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Average Dafly Net Press Ran The Weather About Town ' For the Week Emled ForoeMi of D. S. Wettther Bt owi November 16, 196S John KaUier ChanUr, Order Cteor kud raid tonlKht. Low of DeMolay, wUl hold a bustneas 13,891 10 to 15. Cloudy Wedneedky naettac and Chiintmaa party to* with In 10 rhknce of llsht WMW BlCht at 7:S0 at the Maaonic Member of the Audit S Thore wUl alao be the Boreou of Olrcnlotlon In kftemoon. High 85 to 80. ■reaentattoa of merit awarda. Manchester^A City o f Village Charm Mambara are reminded to bring grab hag glrta. VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 66 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ ’TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1963 (Clkaalfled Advertleinf oa Pkfo 18) PRICE SEVEN CEN’Tg 1lM Xancheater I-v plause when he referred to the tha Manchaster Chapter of the Smartly styled from pure Scottish wool. Dyed, spun lOOTo Orion reliance on an implied and ex- e Mwt dedication of the United States Hammond Organ Society pre-' hand woyen and finished in the Hebrides of Scotland. pressed warranty by the Amer- I to the peace of the world and rented a program of Chriatmaa | lean Tobacco Company Blast Now these ever popular, always wanted topcoats can ic&n roD&cco GompEny — C 'M M 1 7 Ik M * Described by Widow the betterment of mankind. carols for the patients of Man-, Pullover The President wore a gray cheater Memorial Hospital last i be had at terrific savings to you. Sizes 87-44 in short, Model Mine suit, white shirt and black tie Wednesday. The group held ai regular and long. board advertiaing — that the with mustard stripes. Regular $9«95 W.4SHINGT0N (AP)—Gertrude C. Novak testified Christmas psrty on Dec. 7 atj cigarettes were fit for peraonal HELPER, Utah (AP) - Nine , . - i n u i d i . ui i Mrs. Johnson listened to her Howell Cheney Tedmical' consumption by the general coal miners were killed and an- today that Robert G. Baker repeatedly gave her large husband's speech from the front SdiooL Occupational Hazard public. other Injured Monday In an ex- sums in cash— a total of $31,000 to $32,000— when she row of a special seating aecUon $38-88 $6.99 Whether Santa Claus sleeps with his whiskers inside or outside the covers can I her late husband were partners with Baker in a on the side of the hall. Mystic Rsvisw, WBA, will the cigarettes contained harm- as a ‘ model mine in the West. „i.- u _ a i ______With her were New York meet at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows only be surmised, but here’s how he handles a cup of coffee. This Indianapolis ful' ------ingredients------which were “del­ • The blast occurred at the end ! P‘*^sh m otel. Chty's Mayor Robert F. Wag­ Hall. Refreshments will be department store Santa is the Rev. Vernon Goss, Fishers, Ind. (AP Photofax.) eterious to the public health.’’ of one of two shafts which . widow, a striking the money was for ex­ ner, Mrs. Wagner and membera served after election of officers. JUST SAY: "CHARGE IT, PLEASE" % lOOjo Orion Zagurskl claima that he was branch out from the end of a ojooue wearing a dark suit, ex-1 penses of the business venture. of a congressional delegation a steady Pall Mall smoker for 2,800-foot tunnel Into the side of to Senate investigators "Did Baker say why he paid from Washington who were tha Home League Ladies of the Zipper Front more than 15 years, using two a mountain near this central such large amounts in cash?' President's Invited guests. ' ' Salvation Army will meet to­ Peace at End to three packs daily. Utah community. she was a.sked. Speaking from the rostrum morrow at 8 p.m. at the church LBJHopes Senate "They never knew ' what hit Yorty Pledges She said • no. but that h er' where Kennedy had stood on for a Christmas party. Regular $12.99 Stop Sign Technicality them,” seid James Diamanti. "curiosity" was aroused. . Sept. 20 to address the sama Between LBJ mine co-owner. "They fell right • ! J • J ; “ I'm scared to go two blocksmock | group, the President declared HARTFORD (AP) — A $52,- The Professional Women’s where they were working. t ItlCUlClCli AlCi hundred dollars. that he had “ come here today Club will meet and have a 000 jury verdict has been set '*It was a tremendous, terrific "she ^ remarked, to make it unmistakably clear Christmas party tomorrow at $ 10.00 Will Restore Aid And G>ngress aside and a new trial ordered by j She said she did not know that the aaaassin’s bullet which the Connecticut Supreme Court tKploaim ," he added. “ They 8 p m at the home of Mrs. nr hav«_hlt a pocket ot ga*.^ ’ where Baker got the rponey^ took his life did not alter this Myrtle Williams, 1632 Tolland ONLY 8 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS of Ef t-ora TB 'ME«oto Industriil Commission JLg^-Yictims The Senate Rules (Committee nation's purpose.” By JAhfES MARLOW damagb suit Tpka Members are reminded WASHINGTON (A P )— The foreign aid battle has Associated Press News .Analyst Officials theorized the blast was I ------waa in its first public hearing And he outlined the U.S. ob­ to bring articles for a mem­ The hl*^ court. In 4 unanl- bv coal dust or methane ' LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vlc- on an investigation into report­ cost President Johnson his first setback on Capitol Hill WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ mous opinion written by Justice i jectives in these words: bers gbk exchange and Nor­ gas. Mine officials opened an time of the Baldwin Hills Reser- ed wheeling and dealing by —The United States wants to wich Hospital Mra. Willianu since becoming chief executive, and with stinging criti­ dent Johnson's honeymoon with John M. Oomley, said yesterday Baker, former secretary to the invcstlgation. disaster got a word of en- see the cold war end, once and will be chairman of hoataasas. cism of Congress he looked hopefully to the Senate to Congress, where he served 23 that a Superior Court Judge was Senate Democratic majority. in error when he Instructed the It was the second major mine " ^ . (or all. E She will be assisted by bRaa recapture some of the losses. years, has come to a sickening )nrv th. vin-M .f disaster in UUh this year. [ couragement-and a promise of Baker resigned his $19,600 a —The United States wants to Jeanne Low, lOss Marion year federal job in October af- 'The House dealt the admlnis-'^' stop. He is faced,, after less than .in tT rse^ . n s . w ”e « . Shew . aw . . ^ , Wiled , , A ug.! m oney-from Los Angeles May- prevent the dissemination of nu­ Casey and lOas Marion Wash- For Those Relaxing Hours, traUon a double Jolt Monday, to $2.8 billion—$1.7 billion below clear weapons to nations not bum. a month in office, with the same^ stop signs on only one street. zl “ I Samuel Yorty. (See Page Ten) upholding an $800-mlllion cut in what the late President John F. challenge„vioiiar.oro Pre.sident John T«v.« jT^ sccWent in North Haven' u ,* ® ’ miles south of ‘It’s obvious these victims are now possessing them. Kennedy requested — Johnson Absnt 100 atteaded "The 5 Flann4 foreign aid appropriatlono and Kennedy never mastered. Nov. 14, 1969 killed Mrs. Mary not responsible for the damage,” —‘The United States wants to adding a surprise amendment issued a sharply worded state­ It’s how to get this dawdling Farrell of Ortmge, a passenger Jesus Nunez, 45, was near the vnwv MnnHav press on with arms control and Hanging of the Greens,” the entrance to the west shaft, about ***'’ Monday. annual Christmas oelebration Combination Special! prohibiting the government ment. Congress, the laziest In at least in a car driven by her husband, They will be compensated, Air Pollution Bill reduction. from guaranteeing private fi­ Johnson used as a vehicle for a generation, to do what he Joseph Farrell. Ronald Marino 2,000 feet from the explosion. and we will help them file —The United States wants to of tha Manchester YWCA yes­ his criticism the foreign aid The blast hurled Nunez 200 terday afternoon at Whiton ROBES nancing of wheat sales to the asks. The House didn’t give him of North Haven was the op­ claims against the ’’’department cooperate with all the membera Famous “Stewart Douglas” Communist bloc. authorization bill which puts re­ much time tp ponder his dilem­ erator of the other car. of water and power and the Signed, Praised of this organization to conquer Auditorium. The program in­ strictions on the program and (See Page Three) cluded entertainment by a It added up to another ob­ ma. It has just hit his foreign Farrell had stopped at a stop city.” Yorty said. everywhere the ancient enemies C Regular $3.99 stacle in the path of the bat­ fixes a spending ceiling of $3.6 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ of mankind — hunger, disease woman’s quartet, ‘‘The Village aid program with a meat-ax. sign on Ridge Road. Then he Damage from Saturday's dev­ tered aid measure. There billion. This action, even the timing, continued across Dixwell A v-; dent John.son signed a bill pro­ and ignorance. Charmera,” a reading by Mra. Pierfect for the cold days seemed to be a good chance In his statement after signing Netv Burglar Tool astating flood could run to more —The United States wants Jay Frank of the Newcomer’s was a brutal end to the quiet enue where his car was struck i than $10 million, officials esti­ viding $95 million over the next SPORT COATS that final passage would have the measure, Johnson made by the Marino car. sanity, security, and peace for ahead. Shawl collar, wrap­ spell (Congress let John.son have Club, and aonga by membera clear that he considers $3.6 bil­ mate. three years to help sUtes and aTfand ITtev’e 'a ll' the YWCA Playschool. around style. Cotton flan­ to be put off unUl next year. ! after Kennedy's a.s.sassination, Judge Joseph W. Bogdanski ONTARIO, Calif. (AP) — at Regular $24.99 As the House was voting 249 lion "a dangerous reduction in ' while he tried to get used to his had instnicted the jury In ac­ A drive-in theater In short Yorty’s promise of help came local agencies combat air pollu- He offered no specific propo­ nel plaids. S, M, L, XL. Per­ as residents and businessmen tion. including that from auto- The DAV Aiudllary will to ISS to hold spending for eco­ new job. cordance with the law prior to two essential Items today— sals or major policy pronounce­ fect holiday gift! nomic and mUltary assistance (See Page Nine) Johnson was famed during his 1958, which said that

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1963 PAGE THREE PAOT TWC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALft, MANCHESTER. CONN» TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968 cationa (or federal loans will not in 1S61, helped along by a big SHOPPING Johnson Leads Probe Starts Yorty Pledges jeopardize claims (or compien- DEVELOPING gain in public projects. Annual Sing This Farmer’s Crop sation from the city. f: ond PRINTING Construction Contractors in.sist that a grow­ DAYS. TO Rivals in Poll Tax relief for distressed prop­ Santa and the hlpuse erty ownera was also to pros­ S enlargement * ing pop\ilation and the spread UXUCE KALI Financial Aid from cities to suburbs have CHRISTMAS Oh Blast in pect. Held at MHS NEW YORK (AP) Out of Unabated in built up a backlog of demand in I ARTHUR DRUG (Synx/pJs; The tJiildren rode'8> every l(X) 'persons polled, sn As Site for Pool Is Christmas Trees County Assessor Philip E. many areas for houses, streets, Watson and County Supervisor By JOHN GRUBER the orescent moon through the average of 64 preferred Presi­ F o r Victims schools, ho.spitals, churches, wa^ ^Model Mine^ Kenneth Hahn, called for special lugMiSMiSMiKMiiKk' Trade View DeapiU the cold, goodly flky until a 'voice directed them dent Johnson over the five lead­ ter and .sewer systems, and a By EQ JOHNSON f o f alMut 40 oarefuUy obvera the legislation to permit a 1964 aa- audience crowded Bailey Audi- ing possible Republican contend­ The tMn*age lOH (Instructors of the Handicapped) shopping centers. Some of this to fall o ff Into a passing cloud. farm, from sea level to 9,000 (Continued from Page One) sessment adjustment on prop­ toriuih last 'night for the 32nd ers In the 1964 presidential race, is negotiating with the Washington oMoe of the General (OonUmieO from Page One) SHELTON, Wash. (A PI- Ity HAM nAWSON will be satisfied by private in­ feet alUtude, thinning, pruning, erty destroyed or damaged by annual Chiiatmaa Concert and Chapter IS Newsweek magaslne poll Services Administration (GSA) for a portion of the de­ Most farmers plant seed in the least three persons to their AP IhiaineMi NrwH Aiwl.vot vestment, much of it by spend- feet, broke his arm and cut him spring, baby It all summer and fertlUzing—and keeping a con­ the muddy waters. I ing of local, state and federal Carol Sing featuring music or­ The Trouble Cake showed today. activated and surplua government-owned land off Line stant eye out for poachers. death. NEW YORK (API-Demands ganizations of the high achool The 64-36 margin represented badly. harvest their grown crop in As investigators probed the governments. The cloud carrisd the chil­ S t, In Olastonbury, a* the loca-6>——— — — ------"I know I was lucky,” he said. At the peak of the harvest, Sixty - four homes were des­ C A S H FUEL at a growing population and a under G. Albert Pearson and dren acrass half the \yorld un­ Johnson's lead over the com­ the fall. troyed, and 82 homes and 66 cause of break in the big earth The Commerce Department tion pf a planned $50,000 out­ • 1 Nine men working in thc^^at _ _ and otosr operatom In proapartng economy are counted Robert C. Vater. til it came finally to the Milky bined average of the fivs Re­ Fred Peste plants in the structure, a State Water Re- puts 1962 spending for (’Onstnic- door swimming pool for handi­ •hart w U they didn’t h tor the spring! toor'And he harvests in Mason, T h u r ^ n and KHsap apartment buildings received SERVICE The program opened with a Way and gently dropped the publicans. Hospital IlOtOS sources Department report re-1 to keep the aeemingly end- tion at J58.6 billion. It ro.se by capped children. explosion. counties of the Olympic Moun­ major damage. At least 27 per­ Chri.stmu Proce.saional played children there. Based on that figure, the mag­ the fall, 10 years later. vealed that "normal conditional construction boom going 8 6 per cent this year to J62.6 The announcement weamade tain foothills employ 700 to sons were injured. Save $3.00 On 200 Gallons by the orchestra under the stu­ The children found them­ azine said, the poll Indicated Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Hea'vy, white srnoke and dust Peste Is a Christmas tree were found" when the dam was] ■trong in I96t. ' billion. The department esti­ by Mias Aiioe Madden at the poured out of the mouth of the 1,000 cutters, graders, bailers Clean-up crews hauling away 24-Hour Burner Service dent leadership of Judith Mc­ selves sitting in a sea of stars that Johnson would win in "a In all areas, except maternity farmer. tosi>ected last April 3. An increasing number of mates 1964 will see a 5 per cent groupie annual Christmas par­ mine for an hour after the blast. and other wOTkera. the mud and debris sought a Gill who likewise led the that s t r e t d ^ in an unbroken landslide rivaled in modem where they are 2 to * p-m. and He is one of about eight big Department of water and p»w- doubter* have l^en wondering rise to $65.6 billion. ty at Manchester High School. “ We’ve been told that the Christmas tree farmers who, Peste experimented with fer­ possible fourth victim of the group through an arrangement path across the sky and down times only by Franklin Roose­ 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private er officials said that water leak­ ■ut loud lately if a housing and But government's share of of a theme from Beethoven's (Mbs Madden, advisor to the mine was a model mine in the with a few dozen smaller oper­ tilizers for nine years and fl- swirling flood waters. McKinney to fall off into a p.assing cloud.) velt’s victory over Alf Landon In 66 students who bold weekly rooms where they are 10 a.m. Marie MacDonald told rescu­ ing through a hugh crack to the office aurplus wasn’t in the this spending will be a record Ninth Symphony, later in the west,” Dlamanti said. "Every ators, do $10 million to sales rially came up with a fonnu'a bottom Of the reservoir caused making. Vacancies in new Mias Jo began to slide do'wn 1986." swimming-instruction seeelona to 8 p.m. Visitors are request­ ers her husband, Archie, 70, Lumber and Supply Co. $20.2 billion, a gain of 8 per rent program. Both numbers went The poll, conducted by Louis ed not to smoke In patients’ safety precaution was taken. on some lOO.OOO* acres of scenic he keeps a secret. "It glvee the the earthen dam to crumble. apartment and office buildings over 196,8. Most of the Increase the pa;th. "It’s slippery!" she for the more ttian 80 handicap­ was snatched from their home well, aa did al.so a Tschalkow- Harris k. Associates, gave John­ rooms. No more than two vls'l- There hasn’t been a trace of gas woodland in three counties of trees deeper colpr, longer life have been increasing in several will be at the state arfd local cried. "Like a bamboo slide!" ped chUdren enrolled in the In • the area for many, many Northwest Washington’s Olym­ and larger needles," he says. by the torrent. She said she has Max K. Socha. chief engineer Est. 1947— Bolton sky Overture and Chorale son s 7-polnt jump In popularity tors at one time per patient for the department, said he dtiei; aa available floor space levels, with sch(M)l construction which Mr, Vater directed. Jeremy and Sissy began to program, iKated that negoUa- months. I just can’t explain it.” pic Peninsula. "W e began fertilizing all pur been unable to locate him since. Boomed. slide. B ^ore they knew H, they over the past two weeks. Eugene . P. Foley. Admin­ would have known if the crack Tel. 643-2141 up 9 per cent to $3..8 billion, and Mr. Pearson then led the It showed Johnson’s lead was ttons have been under way Dlamanti said the nine ■vic­ Peste, one of the first to trees albout four years ago. . But those in the construction were all three spinning down Patiente Today: 24S istrator for the Small Business had been there for any length outlays for public hospitals and the as.-iociatinn also adds an esti- Freshman-Sophomore Choir 68- 42 over former Vice President since last July for the fre e tims were drilling at the face of start Christmas tree farming Since then we just can't seem business are confident the na­ the MUky Way—faster, faster ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Administration, said that long - of time. other institutions up 17 per rent mate of $2 billion spending for through a group of numbers, Richard M. Nixon; 64-86 over acqublUon of whatever amount the west shaft and theorized a exclusively in the region, began to supply enough trees.” tion’s needs as a whole are stilt Still more optimistic is the —on and on for thousands of Mrs. Myrtle McComb, 86 Brook­ term low intere.st loans will be "We have drains under there maintenance and repairs. The first two were based on old Arizona Sen. Barry Ooldwater; of land the GGA sees fit to re­ drill bit may have exposed and in 1923. Like others to an en­ Peste has crop troubles like not met in these, and especially As.sociated General Contractors miles. When the slide came to field St.; Lloyd Braman, East avai'^able to help replace lo.st and those drains were not tak- Construction contracts jumped liturgical modes and the 66-86 over Michigan (3ov. Oeorge lease. Ignited a pocket of methane. tirely new business, he learn­ other farmers, too. Hla biggest In some other. lines. of America. It puts total spend- an end, the three children-went Hartford; Paul Lehmann, 23 property. , tog any water,” (Socha ex- j to a record $4,3 million in Octo- .voungsters handled the unu.sual Romney: 68-32 over New York The lOH started a fund rais­ The bodies of the victims, all ed as he went along, developing worry is frost. "In the 1955 And the Oimmerce Depart­ ing at $65 8 billion and cites the right on falling until plop! Franklin St., Rockville; James Yorty empha.slzed that appli- I plained. I ber, F. W. Dodge Corp., con- tonalities very well, though I Oov. Nelson A. Rockefeller; and from the Helper area, were growing, fertilizing and har­ freeze,” he says, “we had to ment also forecasts that the in­ volume of contract awards in re- plunk! pJoop! they landed, one ing campaign in the summer of Rikis, 76 Essex St.; Frederick slruction new.s specialist, report- heard_ comment from some mu- 69- 81 over Pennsylvania Oov. v U i , with backing from the brought to the surface under the vesting methods that make his burn more than 85,000 frost- sp ecial dustry will have a banner year : cent months. To the $65.8 billion after the other, in a soft white Hartensteln, 144 Union St. Rock­ crops premium with retailers ed. All major segments of the sically unsophisticated people William Scranton. Mancbeeter Kiwania Ctob and glare of floodlights. damaged trees— and that hurts.” snowdrift that was piled ville; Janet and Elinor April, 22 throughout the West, South­ WEDNESDAY ONLY Indu.stry were included in the in the audience that "they sang the Manchester Jaycees. W. Center St.; Sally Burke, Relatives and friends clus­ strong advance, putting the first an awful lot of wrong notes." against a MtUe red house. The tered around bonfires a short west, Hawaii and Mexico. door of the house flew open and The children went spinning down the MUky Way Their eventual goal, which la Storrs; David McCann, 24 Laurel Hospitality to months of the year 10 per Soloists Included Marcie La- esthneted to be three to five St.; Walter Klar. Notch Rd., distance away. Now to partnership with a plump whi.skered fellow burst L E V WARNER "This is a hell of a Christmas cent above the like period of valee. Philip Bennett and Shar­ years a'way, b to build an out­ Bolton; Randall Hill, 26 Foster Clarence Stohr who handles the MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP)— PINEAPPLE on Gingras, who substituted out, crying. ‘"What’s this?” "It’s Nog’s cake! It’s filled It kxtked delicious but a juicy present for them,” said a be­ 1962. door pod, ciutomized to fit St.; Mrs. Marion Morrissette, sales end of the business. Peste James Dees, a telephone' line­ The housing boom that for ailing Joan Marlow, listed The children knew without with Hfvte and Greed an Pow­ bit of icing fell on the plate and grimed rescuer. has buitt his fsrm into a 20,- Santa picked it up and looked the needs o f the handicapped, 106 Spruce St.; Leila Haddad, man, told state highway patrol­ marked 1063 and brought some on the program. All did well, being told that they had dered ’Trouble. It’s got rattle- Mansfield; Joseph Duffin, Cross 000-acre spread which wlH ship men he was up on a telephone BUHER without being startingly excep­ reached Santa Land at lut. slake tongues in it snd spider at It and saw it wasn’t icing at and then tuen It over to the worries of possible over-building town for operaitlan. Rd., Vernon; Harry Buckmlster, more than 300,000 Yuie trees pole late Monday when he saw will continue, but at a slower tional. They dug themselves out of the Isga It’s—’’ ail l3ut a squashed oaterpUisT’s TONIGHT 46 Ovefland St.; Reginald Ban­ Public Records this season with sales totaling an ob'vlously drunken man walk­ rate of gain, the Commerce De­ The Round Table Singer* snowdrlR and scrambled to "Wait, wait.’* said S a n ta eye. A t present, the KXH, an in­ croft, Wwohouse Point; Patrick more than a quarter-million ing barefoot in the snow. RING Santa’s side. Miss Joe threw her dependent group, with its own partment believes. It thinks ''■e4"e ak*o directed by Mr. Pear­ amUing. "Suppose you teU me Santa was very upset. Nog ONLY Rau, Taylor Rd., Talcottville; Building Permits dollars. He calls tils farm TTie Dees invited the man to warm arms around his legs and cried, constitution and bylaws, serves spending for nonfarm hou.ses' ** they o ffe r ^ a group of one at a time. Start at the be­ had been put out of Fairyland, David McComb, 42 Elwood Rd.; To Jack R. Hunter, Inc. for Douglas Fir Christmas T ree up in the cab of his parked ’Oh. Santa! Nog’s going to kill aa an adjunct to the town rec­ and apartments will be up 3 per fo4ir numbers. This group of ginning and teU it to the end." he said, because he was so 'A G rM t«r Mrs. Leah Poirier, Danielson; Manchester Memorial Hospital, Co. truck while he telephoned au­ Each 7 1 c cent next year to $26.5 billion, apT>roximately fifty singer* did you dead!” He sat down and put Stssry w ick ed . But apparently he reation departnvent-sponaored Chau-les Qardella, 3 Crestwood Pestte grows some of hts thorities. Santa's mouth dropped open HcmehMtM* Mdmmlng program, conducted addition of hew transformer to with 1,680,(KK) private units be­ not aound asi well a s in some on one knee and Mias Jo on the hadn’t changed his ways so he D r.; Barney Carlson, North existing transformer ■vault, to trees from seeds, others from The man drove off with the ing started. 'The increase this year*. Balance, phrasing and and he stared at her. Then he other. He nodded to Jeramy and — Santa — had better go and once a week at the Manchester Hampton; Joseph O’Brien, 427 seecUingB. Hla year-round crew truck. a f a l l threw back his head and be enclosed with brick and fenc­ year over last wa.s 8 per cent, diction were good, but Intona­ said, "Now begin.’’ talk to Nog and see what oouM High School pool. Highland St.; Mrs. Florence ing, $4,000. MANCHESTER laughed. "Come Inside. We’ll for a total of 1,545,(XX) unU.s, I'n tion was sometimes queation- So Jeremy told how the chil­ be done. Ihe rec department supplies Senatro, East Hartford; Mrs. To Jack R. Hunter. Inc. for look for the golden arches. . . McDonald s mayi*on*s this can be added about 25,000 able. Cheryl Starkweather was have some cake and you can dren had gone to the Haunted Santa put on his hat and scarf the fadUtiea, paper work an'd Esther Troy, Wapping; Mrs. tell me all.’’ D and L Corp., alterations to 46 WEST CENTER STREET bake sh o p s (arm houses and 35.000 public featured aolohrt with this House in the Kingdom of Poo and said, “ Come with me to P o o ! InauBtuioe, and the membera of Hattie Ames, Glastonbury; Mrs. commercial building at 153 “C A K E ?" cried Sia.*ty. housing units. group. and there they had seen the and we'll settle this right now.” ] tbs group handle all the in- Lucy Hatch, Stafford Springs; Mato St., $4,000. SILVER LANE E)(TENSION The audience enjoyed the "N og’e cake?” aaked Jeremy "But,” gasped Jeremy. "You atTUCtian, donating their aerv- Gerald Perkins, Coventry; Tim­ Day In...Day Out... The (Commerce Department In alarm. wicked Nog making a terrible To John PonticelH and Sons ALL STORES OPEN Junior-Senior (3halr under Rob­ can't go to Nog’s house. It's toea to the program. othy Swift, Wapping. for James W. Brand, addltlnn qualifies its estimates with Santa shooed them through cake for Santa bectuuoe he hat­ ert Vater, t)he moat of Bny of HAUNTED!” to dwelling at 136 Green Rd., iWE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES .some assumptions. It says the the door. "I don’t know whose ed Santa and Christmas ana Mba Madden, who at the re- ADMITTED TODAY: Mr*. the attractions offered. Here “ Pshaw!” said Santa. " I ’m $500. EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS record totals will be reached If cake. It just arrived and it is e'verythlng. If Santa ate the oueat of Jamea Herdlc, head of Helen Sales, 24 Carter St.; Lin- there is a federal tax cut apply­ Myra Treach w m featured aa cake he would die and Nog not afraid of Nog's haunts.” toe recreation department, wood Nason, Coventry; Mike To C. E. Petruntl for Russell a very pleasant surprise. I was "But—what will you do If he ing to 1964 Incomes, if mortgage soioiat in the familiar "I Won­ would take over Santa Land. tX- took over supervision of the Galipeau, 126 Spruce St. Boynton, alterations to dwelling der as I Wander." turning in a just about to have a piece." catches you?” PRESeRlPTlONS OPEN 6 DAYS funds continue abundant, and If 'While Jeremy talked, Santa’s program In 1964, se>rves with­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son at 26 Plaza Dr., $360. very reig>ectabie job. Fred He pointed to a huge choco Santa took a purple stone To the Industrial Construc- the "national economic activity late covered cake on the table face grow very stem . When Jer­ out pay, and haa ao increased to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Find­ resulting in meaningful JUST FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! Sprague. Dric Johnson, and from his pocket and held It out lay. 272 Woodbridge St.; a son Uon (3o. for the Hartford Elec­ ... PARKADE iff the United States wdll move by the fire. The children looked emy finished, Santa got up and m w u i its efficiency and results, that Roger Weecott 'Were the Three for all to see. “ This is a charm to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Aroian, tric Light Go., alterations to ahe^ strongly.” at K. Their eyes popped wide to o k a knife and cut right kiquitoies about tbe program’s savings to you every day! Kli^ in an excerpt from from the Fairy Queen,” he said. 126 Conway Rd.; a son to Mr. substation at 260 Olcott S t , The Oantractors may assume and they all began to taOi at through the cake. It was a dark "It will save me. I think.” RAINER operatian have come from all SAT. Menottl’s "Amahl and the PtBNBMft . corners of the UR., and from and Mrs. Gary Poudre, Talcott- $1,900. all this, tbo,^ but they put even Night Vi.sitora” 'while Joan once. ' oolcr 'With a ■white cream filUng. Tomorrow: The Purple Stone S o *p* and down* In your Protcrlption W E’LI. more faith in' the backlog of un­ such far-off places a* Sidney vllle. Adoption of Trade Name Coltman acted as narrator dur­ GRAVET( Oiester P. Petersen of 30 MSI* — no **dlsceunta" today, **ro9wlar CIXXSE satisfied demands. AjuatraUa; Ontario, Canada; BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter |Kice*** lomerrawl .AT 6:80 ing this "Shepherds’ Chorus.' to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rus­ Deepwood Dr., d/b/a Klein’* OPEN EVERY NITE tin and Hotne, Italy. On the lighter .nde. Gear­ SHOWN Market at 181 Center St. Deaths Yesterday Qaneral (Manager Richard sell, 66 Seaman Circle; a son No **Mdwcod spodat***— no “ tomporary hart’s "Jingle-Bell Travelogue AT 6:80 and 9: Release of Federal Tax U m 4 American Hostages to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snedeker, roductioBs" on Proscriptions lo luro proved most entertaining. The Martin a a y a that If any ob- William J. Maguire, for .1969- ROANOKE, Va. (AP)—Wilbur atade appeara to block the ac- Rockville. witty number was enhanced by 2nd rinensa Shown At 7:20 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; 60-81 income tax, $ 3 8 ,^ .20. the dancing of Nancy Finley Claiborne Stouffer, 71, manag­ quiatUon of land on the Line READY TO SET THE DATE? THE WORLD’S , 3t, atta, he foresees no reason Mrs. Grace Mayor, Rt. 80, Ver­ At Hw same Hi m , Mimb it imvbt any and Robert Pantulak who sa Freed by Tin Miners ing editor of the Roanoke World- g r e a t e s t l o v e STORY! non; Arthur Fallow, 29 Court- tlrleaJly mimed dances of the 'Why land for the proposed pool He*ll K e ^ 'Bidlet CBoipronii** bi sbivIcb wr quolilyl News for 34 years until his re­ P ■u.i ooiild not be prodded by the land St.; David C. Wiley, 79 varioite countries represented YOU «nr o ut i t m m n K i s every (OontloiMd from Page One) ised to withdraw the.se forces tirement nearly two years ago, town 'When it acquires 36.80 Niles Dr.; Daniel M. Gleimey. m EMPHW (AP) — aifford Aocontpanlsta during the died Monday after a brief ill­ Silver St., Cwentry; Mrs. Alma|Ljjyy to go home to DAY OF THE YUR...AND YOU SAVE W e Deliver evening included Niki Avestaa and to try the two union leadens acres of surplus land in the Another hostage. Bernard ] in Catavi rather than La Paz. ness. He was a member of the LITTU WOMEN Keeney Bt. area. Devito’ Andover; H o w * r 6 Broqkland, Ark., this weekend. MOU THROUOHOUT THE Y U R ...0N Everywhere, Fast Carol L a w ren ce, Judith Pulitzer Prize jury at Columbia JUNE ALLYSON'PETEI LAWFOlO Works, 46 (Jone 8t^ Waltw 8e- bullet in his head will go Nashke. Dianne Platt and My­ Rifkln, 82, Brooklyn-bom labor They al.so will be given bail, AUYOUR PRESaiPTION NEEDS adviser (or the U.S. Agency (or ; Some miners in.si.sted on out- University (or seven years and MARGARET O'BRIEN manek Vernon; H a^ Gfay., home with him. ra Treaah all of whom did very was a founder of The As.sociated 100 Oak Grove St,; Mrs. 1 Liouy, 21, shot himself while weii, adding much to' the con­ Intemational Development, said right release of Pimental and V ELIZABETH TAYLOR / the worst part of the ordeal was Escobar, contending they had Press Managing Editors Associ­ beth M. Ort^anl, 9 ’Trebly I hunting two weeks ago. cert. ation. JANET LEIGH BOSSANOBRAZD Personal Notices Mrs. Alice H. Lepak, 106 Nor- bullet went through his chin The Art Department, under the night of their capture. been framed. ‘They put guns in our backs ' I and fragments lodged under hla Mrs. SUsabeth Budd. Mra. Lt>- Even after Lechin explained DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. |ind set off dynamite,” he re­ termk of the agreement and won TOKYO (AP) — Marshal Lo STARTS T om orrow left ear. cille Glaaseir and Mrs, La.Veme Jung-huan, 61, a member of the In Memoriam N ^ c y K. Ivey, 88 Sllverwood plan* to remove Kelson provided a most effec ported. grudging approval from about ] Complete Performance In lovln* memory of Hr*. Mary i Rffkjn’s wife and two bf their two-thirds of the miners, it wa.s Central (Committee of the Com­ Arnold, who passed away December the bullet since it is not causing tive back drop for the concert, munist party of Red China, died “Auntie Mamie” At 7:05 17. 1957. three children arrived in La Paz hours before the hostages were “ .Sununer Place” A t •:25 ^ any trouble,” his physician said. based on stained-glaas window in Peking Monday after a long Scanlo^' Hazardvllle. “Many people are walking pattems. This, too, added much recently to spend Christmas released. A miners’ commission There i* an emptiness in our hearts with him. He said he plans to took a 5-hour trip to convince illness, the New China News today around with bullets in various to the atmosphere of the oc Agency reported, For a wonderful Mother who has ^Translation Planned areas of the body.” csslon. return soon to thg United States, itself the government was pull- (one away. After an announcement by to resume a post With the United | **'5 back its forces. E NEW DELHI — India’s Nam- DAILY RITUAL Dave Odell, president of' the Auto Workers, AFL-CIO. Before they left the union hall Titan 2 Launched Son and dauzht^s Michael A. Kristula, anoth-1 where th6y were held, the Amer- gyal Institute of Tibetology TONAWANDA, N.Y. (AP) — Student Council, an offering Card Of Thanks will translate into English a Mrs. Harrison Bell believes In was taken up to benefit stu er U.S. Information Agency of- icans appeared at a window and VANDENBERG AIR FORCE fleer, commented: ” I felt th e' waved to the crowd. Lechin ac- W* wish to thank all of our neigh­ rare Tibetan text. Deb Ther showing patriotism every day, dent aotiviUes while tbe oT' BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Air bors. friends, relatives, and mem­ embaasy did everything possible- ^ompanied them out of the bers of the VFW (or the many acts Dmar Po (Red Annals), which not just on holidays. Each chestra played a medley of Force Titan 2 intercontinental EiMi-MciawiE-DirKiMeY-DiiNM^ morning for the past five years, and we never questioned their building, past rows of young ballistic mi.ssile was fired down of kindness and sympathy shown us contains source materials of Christmas tunes. The {MXigram ON THE SAME SHOW in our recent bereavement. We es­ except to bad weather, she has effort* nor did we ever doubt mihers holding rifles. the Pacific mi.s.sile range from Mongolian history available no­ closed with the coanrbined pecially thank all those who sent where else. The institute not run the (lag up on a pole to choirs, orchestra, and audience the support of President John­ this West Coast -aero-space cen­ the beautiful floral tributes and son or the American people." ter Monday. '/UINnEHIME loaned the use ot cars. long ago printed the work, front of her home, wearing out joining in traditional carols. Chimf>^urvit'e$ Test which previously had existed I three otars-and-stripes In the Kristula’* wife also Is in La It was the seventh launch of Mrs. Arthur Thompson Paz and he ha* relatives in only in handwritten copies. process , SUNNYVAL^. Calif. (AP)—A the research and development ROfiunn iirs. Lillian Johnson and son C Nile*. III., and Cadillac, Mich. missile from Vandenberg. A Robert Fergerstrom, 26, of trained chimpanzee spent eight | days in a cap.sule under simulat­ spokesman .said the launch of ALUMINUM Honolulu, the Peace Corps the Air Force’s moat powerful > RU88BI. member and a bachelor, said, ed space conditions and ‘ emerged apparently unper-' ICBM was to test the operation I IKHMCOlOf* COMB. DOORS "That first night was frighten­ of the total weapons system. ing as hell." He said he was turbed, the Air Force said Mon­ Shown is a modem chest to walnut with AND day. RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 V-8 homesick for Hawaii. In one beautiful or package- self-rising tray. Has aromatic SRO Qft The chimp, called Duane. DOOR CANOPIES In Washington, President weighed 37 pounds at the start red cedar interior. Modem chest from Johnson said he was ALSO I and lost less than a pound. His W E GIVE YOU GET 600 GREEN STAMPS! gratified by the release of the heart rate, respiration and tern- TUB ENCLOSURES four Americans. j per^ture were remarkably sta- "These men, who were acting; h]* throughout the test, officers j TO N IG H T— 8:30 P.M. ORDER NOW in the service of our country. ' j A Wonderful U*e For have borae the long distre.ssing ^ -phe chimp had been trained to Then gt¥e her a Sweetheart Your Ohrtatma* Bonua ordeal with great courage, he push buttons and pull levers in **■1^’ ...... response to light and sound sig- GWIR EE N Ideal Preaent for Christmas Carol Sing STAI'MRS The President said he w as, ^^d to get food and water. The Whole Family! ; sending a letter to Bolivia’s CHEST by LANE i President Victor Paz Estenssoro MERIDEN AIDE DIES — CENTER PARK — expre.ssing the gratitude of the MERIDEN (AJ*) — George HOME American people (or the men’s P. Barker, Meriden’s Republi­ FREE ALL INVITED safe return. Johnson had offered can rogintrar of voters froln FREE SPECIALTIES U.S. military aid to speed re- 1921 to 1960, died last night at Iea.se of the captives, but Bolivia 048-28.56 his home. He was 79. Barker, said no additional equipment 80 PURNELL PLACE w*Ls necessary. long active In the First Baptist In an effort to exert pressure Church and in the Masonic or­ on the striking miners, the gov­ der, was assistant general su­ ernment massed 3,6(X) troops pervisor o< a local construction and police near the mine areas company with which he haa _ U M U M L O i / but shunned a military show- been associated for 56 years. SPECIAL I down to avert bloodshed. Survivors include his widow, Under the agreement with Julia, a son and three grand­ Lechin, the government prom- children. < sIdtaA;! i r .T from

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i ■’"! . / * Vv, * S • A JdANCUESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968 It . PAGE FOUX PAG E FIVE MAlfCHESTFR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1968 Johnson still had hopes, al­ stamps. F bf months' Mrs. Chris­ Diane D oggw t and son, Bll’jig- tie and otheni in the Kanapaha Jlochville-V emon ton; Mrs. Luhi Johnson, Tol­ though perhaps slim, that -the Trading Stamps Peace at End full House, when it voted, would oongregatlon counted, - licked Japan Society and the Kennedy land. and p^ed them In books. Memorinl MeeUng Committee, Round Table Singers be mpr* generous than the Pas*.} Buy Airplane Events Events man committee’s recommenda­ 'The 2,488 books left over ¥rlll th* event drew top government The Round Table Singers of Between LBJ officiels and members of the Renewal* Unit Manchester High School will tion. The recommendatiqn was be used to buy Dr. Boyce a Jeep GAINESVILLE, Fla. lA P )—A and medical fnipplles. diplomatic corps inchidli« U.S. pre.<)ent a program Of Christmas not final but the House vote red and- white piper cub /ilr- In Nation In World would be. AmiMUMador Edwin O. Reisch- Parley Slated songs at the First Congregation­ And G>ngress plane purchased with 4,878 auer. Princess Oilchlbu. -widow al Chufoh of Vembh Thursday But Monday, Just ^ u t the „f‘ trading stamps was'de- Ttbo Briton* Hanged WASHINGTON (AP)—In tha MARACAIBO, Venviuela- of the emperor's brother, alaC evening. Urne Johnson w f , s it in g Monday to a Gainesville Monday hawB from Washington: (APl — The Prieto quintuplets attended. Organized in 1938, the Round (CVhttinued from Page One) authorizing bill with its ceiling minister. W ith PUC of $3.6 billion, the House voted, WINCHBS’TER, England (AP) Table Singers arc led by G. —Two young Brltona were OONGRESB RECXtRD; Aa the are going home from the boe- NEW DELHI. India (API — Johnson was willing to accept. upheld Passman’s committee, “ At last,” said Ihe Rev. Wil­ Albert Pearson. The program, hanged today for the murder o< ISM Congress plunged into Its pltal Saturday, three months Prime Minister Nehru aald to­ Congress finally reached this ac- and decided $2.8 billion would be liam C3iiistie of the Kanapaha RookvlUe'a r«d^veJopm«nt ef­ beginning at 8 p.m., is open to a 64-year-oId recluse. day Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, I tion after months of wrangling plenty. Presbyterian church, “ we’ve got final week Monday, Senate lead­ and 18 days after their birth. fort*. *t a •tandsUlI awaiting? all friends of the church. Re­ Dennis John Whltty, 22, a chairman of the U.S. Joint 1 within It-selt and with Kennedy. the problem licked.” ers complimented each other for Bfren and Ines Prieto will a dcclator b>’ the Public UtllUies freshments will be served in the This was a terrible Jolt, but laborer, went through the trap Chiefs of Staff, had informed Tliat figure. JS.6 billion, was The plane will be delivered on cooperation and brushed off CV)»niTita.«don. will be the topic social room. even this action bj' the House at Winchester Jail at 8 a~m. I take their five sons to a sprawl- him the United States may send MEMORABLE J1.3 billion less than Kennedy , wasn't the last word. The Senate Jah. 1 at Brownsville, Tex., to chargea that it had been a do- of a ijecond PUC heortn^r Jan. 3. .At Thule Russell Pascoe, 28, Iniilder, died I nothing session. i ing house in the fashionable El two or three warships to “ get had originally asked and $900' hadn't voted yet. Dr. James R. Boyce, a Presby­ Paralso nelghborliood, a big That*!* the date selected by First Li are ville. Dt. Auclair is a Rock- But for the robl>ery they - - - “ It does not apply to us in any only Ju.st that. After the celling that of the Senate. a new plane. msule a “ good start’’ even and her N,-year-old daughter propo-sed, one on West St., the vrHle High School graduate. He would not have been hanged. ADd Tthodeii photo way.” Nehru said, adding toe Congress still has to vote the ac­ But—the House hadn’t been Seventy other Presbyterian LAST EVENING though there is a. lot left to be has a husband and a child. other In Vernon. received his B.A at the Unl- Simple murder la not a ca^tal United States had not asked tor v*er»U.y of Connecticut. He was tual money to be .spent. And that content with Jjjst cutting money churches in Florida and 417 in done next year. The quints’ doctors say a grad- Contract have been drawn b>' crime In Britain. . O ff seposr su Engaged port facilities. oommiseioned upon completion in turn, usually winds up le.s.s ■ for foreign aid. It added an other states began sending in ow WHO MAKKer m Ratification of the Umited nu­ uate nurse will look after them the Home Housing P'inani'e 1 There have been critical com-1 than the ceiling. amendment to prevent this coun­ clear test-ban treaty was “ the The engagenient at IbUas I at home, but they ahe thriving Agenn'V airthorizing the redevel­ of Officer Training School at menta since reports in the In­ This week, the House, acting try from giving the Soviet Union greatest accomplislunent of this opment agency to fcegin ac- Lrfickland AFB. Texas in 1962. Mope Helene Fitzpatrick of | and need no special dIeL dian pre.ss and from Washington before the Senate, was to vote credit on the wheat it wants to IAN IDEAL CHRISTMAS O im l aeeaton.” said Mansfield, tor It q\iisition and demolition of prop­ Vemcn to Robert WUUam that the United States might ex- Vernon news Is handled by on the spending money. To tr>‘ buy from the United States. ’This ■ . . . we described one of the basic investment represented “ the first calcu­ erty In 'the renewal area, tail lated atop on the rood to reason GoldaU«.w of Trenton, N J., h ea' has s t ^ e d lt e operations of■ toe■■ 7tt7to' The Henild’s lUK-kvlIle Bureau, to forestall too big a cut. John­ was a deep wound. BRAND NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE . . W-, ^ * ^■vemtnent has startM tia Indian Ocean. Mob will not he .signed' until the plans known as the common stock theory of In international nuclear affairs.” 5 W. Main St., telephone .son called In the greatest antag­ John.son fought back with been announced by her pnxents, annual Import of special foods cow radio-Joined the attack last HHFA Is saturfied that the : onist of foreign aid in the Hou.«e, i another statement, saying “ We Sews Forward • Reverse e Overcasts e Makaa Botteaboiea investment. Whatever your investment goal* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzpat-1 tor Christmas, railroad property in the area : 87.1-81 S« or 649-6797. Satnnlay. Rep. Otto E. Pas.sman, Loulsl-! cannot oppose the spread of e Blind Hemming e Monograms # Dams, ete. CAMBODIA; 'The United rick of Campbell Av^. V e n ^ . fimt .shipment arrived ha.s been punchaised. I may be, it is important to have a definite pro­ Asked by new.smen if India ana Democrat. ' communism and promote the States is still studying whether Her fiance in j(he son of Mrs Monday from Spain and Algeria. State Sen. FYanklin G. Welles, ' gram. Your Putnam representative would be to support a conference whose plannedhto raise objections. Neh-1 Chimp Can Drive, Passman is chairman of a growth of freedom by giving BUflie Hoback of Trenton and It included olive ol. candy, ni com forted : “ How can we ^ a director of the Ellington | .speeches." But this in its own mission would be to guarantee the la,te Mr. GoldMraw. Parmer's Exchange, called House subcommittee which glad to work one out for you. Cambodia’s neutrality, a State wine, grapes, ds^te* and a quan- object to anyone going wherever pa.sses on the money to be spent way was Just a speech. It prob­ Mias Fl'tzpatrick is a grad- tlty of powdererf-milk______donated they like on toe high seas?" Loughlln yesterday to expedite Trooper Decides ably won't change a single Sen­ Department spokesman aald uate of the Waterbury Hospital bjr' the Algerian 'Yjiivernment the conference. He said confirm­ for foreign aid. Johnson, who Monday. had magical method of getting ate vote. FREE INFORMATION Scliool of Nursing. ing: letters will be sent to re­ .TAMPA, Fla. (A P)—Robert Now it's up to Johnson to per­ There were reporta from Paria Mr. Gold-straw is general SAIGON. South Viet Nam i development members. the things done his way whe n he Reg. $79.95 over the weekend that Secretary E. Stover, 41, and Tammy were form. He knows as he tries that manager for a manufacturer of (API — South Viet Nam's mill-1 See our romplete seleetto* was in Congress, talked to him. of State Dean Ruak had agreed mayor, sejecUriien and the Cham­ tooling down Interstate Highway the Congress and the country indtiatrlal equipment. tnry Junta replaced its m arine! of famous . . . ber of Commert*. Passman Il.stened. went back will be watching him. It's his INVESTMENT FACTS In principle to reconvening the 4 in his sports car. to the Capitol, and his commit­ A FiibruaTW 1964 wedding ie and air force commanders to -; In anticizing the delay, Clar- She wras steering and he was first big test. Geneva conference to diacuaa ptanned. day in the latest of a series o f ! ancs J. McCajthy. executive tee promptly made a Joke of the the aituation In Cambodia. working the brakes and accel­ Johnson - Passman conversa­ top-level military changes. i director of Uhe redevelopment There were IndlcaUona the Lt. Col Nguyen Ba Lein was I erator. tion. None Useless REDUCED This latest booklet from the New York Stock duction remained virtually un­ agenc>’ pointed out that not John McLeod aaw them drive United States, although not push­ named marine bridgade com­ only is renewal halted, but the It decided foreign aid should PRICES Exchange lists the dividend pajnnent record* ing (or a conference, would not changed in November. through Lakeland Sunday and WASHINGTON—Peace Corps mander. replacing Col. Le Ngu- i expense of about $1,000 month­ get only $2.8 billion, or $8(X) mil­ ON ALL oppose one but U.S. officials said The Federal Reserve Board's yen Khan, who became military called the Highway Patrol. 'They lion less than the ceiling permit­ director Sargent Shriver con- ly for the agency’s office is MAKES of over 400 stcxks. Ask your Putnam man for a break in U.S.-Cambodian rela­ index of production Inched up attache at the Vietnamese Em­ •were speeding. The patrol radio ted, and $1.7 billion less than tend.K that no one ha.s too lit­ from 126.8 to 126.9. This com­ oontinuing. He fa'vori an ear­ barked, "B e on the lookout for tions would make it difficult tor bassy in Manila. Kennedy’s final minimum re­ tle skill to serve in the Peace a copy. the United States to take part. pares with a ba.se of 1(X) aa the 1 ner bearing. a sports car driven by a chim­ Col. Nguyen Cao Ky. a grad­ Tlie PUC apparently favors quest, Corp.s. A capable and useful 1957-99 average for production panzee.'' Johnson responded immedi­ corps member In Colombia, for of consumer goods, business, uate of French and U.S. ad­ relocating the freight depot in Trooper Lamar Maxwell BROTHER.... NECCHI CONTRIBUTIONS: The Sen- ately with a statement—that' example, was a Chicago truck Yotru m o A mcND at.. ate Finance Committee ap- farm and lran.sportaUon equlp- vanced air force schools, was Rockville. Howenrer, the move stopped the pair outside Tampa. WE SEIJL AND SERVICE ALL MAKESMAKES J named air force commander, this kind of cut would “ put ourj driver with less than a high- proved Monday a propo.sal that nient and activity in the mining Quinn’s Pharmacy EUESANCE IIM OOLO AT 8 1 0 0 would cost about $57,000, (an Stovei. a carnival showman succeeding Col. Do Khac Mai. CANDBLASnA WITH CIQHT LIVBB astinmte by New Haven RR en- foreign policy In a straltjacket." ^school education. would allow .political contribu-' and utility industries. 87$ MAIN ST. who trained the chimp to steer, Automobile a.ssemblies were glneera) to flU ki and develop was charged ■with reckless driv­ CITY SEWIND CENTERNTER I tlons of up to $60 tor individuals, TOKYO lAP) Marshal Lo (he West a t land. City of- ing and havriiijf no driver’s and $100 tor couples to be dc-1 more tlian 10 per cent above For a real tribute, give a soRd gold 4 Charter Oak Ave. (off Main) 622-0473 11 to I. November 1962. Dung-huan, 61, a close friend of Aciala estimate the ooM . to be license. Opr. my > to U. ducted on Income tax returns. Mao Tre-tung. has died after Opposite Bnrldngliam 8A The proposal was offered by' BaautHul slerfing candelsbra which can watch. His: the Ranger, automatic and between $26,000 and $50,000 “ After following the chimp “ a long Illness which defied Sen. Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb,, aa • O’HARA K X )N N DF,AN y. depending on the cost of filling and watching her pass cars be­ AMERICAN LEGION OPEN EVENINGS TILL . J Z J i : medical treatment.” the New be used any on* of 8 different way* • with sweep hand. Hers: the Sappheen, with an amendment to the $11-blIllon | BTORRS (APi The ap- ...... In a steep grade there. The tween 60 and 70 miles an hour, China News Agency reported to- FREE!! depending on the occasion. Incredibly ocMta would be in addition to I am convinced that she is a tax cut bill. ' fioinlment of William T O'Hara synthetic sapphire crystal and gold-filled Also adopted was an amend­ land offered by the city. better driver Uuui many on the aa aiwiol.'in't dean o f the Uni- A native of Mao's Hunan Pro­ Columbia BicycIo low-priced for such handsome siorfing bracelet. Both 17 jewel*. And both Mayor Ueo B. Flaherty Jr. road,” said the trooper. ment by Sen. Maurlne B. NeU: verally of Connecticut 5tohool berger, D-Ore.. to Increase the vince. ranked 10th in the 19- at $31 the pair, Federal taz (nciuded. bas said that ck y ta3cpa>’eira of Law. WO.S announced today. member Political Bureau of toe (Deluxe Model, for boys carry Michael* unconditional 3-year guarantee. ahoukl not be burdened with child care deduction for working O'Hara. an attorney, has and girls) with purchase Casket Is Plastic mothers. This would lncrea.se Communist party, the group the aiite improvement costs. served as cesmsel to the oe which holds the top power hi •r any Used Car, regard- Railroad fonds are tied up in from $4,600 to $7,000 the amount rial Bubcemmnlttee or education NEW YORK — Plastic of Income that families with Chins. le«a of price: federal bardcruptcy courts. of toe House Education and oaaketa, said to be aa strong BINGO8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. workmg wives could have and Chamber of Oommerce of­ Labor Committee since April. and attractive as others now hi be eligible for the deduction. TOKYO (AP) — Japan paid AUTO DISCOUNT ficials have decided not to com­ use, ore being manufactured fay A; 1962. tribute to the late Pre.sident ment on the situation. O'Hara, a mitive of New Ha John F. Kennedy at a national HOUSE. INC. Council Fays Bills a New York film. A companion EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT CHRISTMAS TURKEYMi PRODUCTION: With the out- put of automobiles and consum-1 was graduated from TYmMy memorial meeting in Tokyo to­ The final meeting of the City Item is a burial vault of poly­ 478 OENTER STREET ester reslna. •r goods continuing at a brisk I Orilege. and Geoagieitown Uni­ day. Oounctl for 1963 lasted Just 20 AT E. W. CORMIER’S pace, toe nation's industrial pro-1 vwsKy I/oy Sebool, Sponsored bv toe America - minutes last might, long enough for (ddermen to approve cur­ rent UUs and eocchange senti­ ments with three o f its mem­ bers who wfll not be present FREE TURKEY next year. A letter from Mayor Lieo B. : Flaherty Jr. tbaoldng all ooun- With Each Hofpoinf Appliance Purchased Before Christmas! oilora for their efforts during the pest year was read. Flaher­ ty has been ill for the past week. He singled' out Geraid Allen, Luther Trouton and Ber­ Specials HOW MUCH OF IT nard Grous for praise. They did not seek re-election. E The oouRcU was informed that the annual rental rate for HOTPOINT DO YOU NEED? Circuit Court faoilltlea baa been ■et at $^384.33, based on $1.50 2.DOOR per square foot which will be paid to the dty. There are more REFRIGERATOR OHEATEST SIFT OP ALL than 1,663 sq. ft. used by the court- The information caused MODEL CTA812E one alderman to say, *Tt’B a i, '< '' fiiame they don’t take into con­ $ .00 For weddings, confirmations or bar mitzvahs — RICH IN DIAMONDS sideration the snormoua park­ PORTABLE beautiful bibles with deep-etched heavy iarnieh- C ing lot available.” 228 YET MOOEBTLY PRICED Quarter Century resistant silverplate covers. King James version, Albert H. Magdefrau of $7 new Catholic edition, or Jewish Holy Scriptures Lawrence SL, Rockville, was DISHWASHER Left to right; Marquis* Star, one of 25 members of the State PORTABLE —ell with family-record section. Six by eight-snd- 4 diamonds, $100; Oval Star, 10 diamonds, $150; Highway Department who re­ WASHES 16-PIECE PLACO; ene-half inches. Beautiful gift box. Each, $35. ceived “ 26-Year Service Certifi­ SETTING. NFKD NO PLUMBING DISHWASHER Star Lady, 12 diamonds, $185. All in 14-karat cates’’ yesterday. ’The awards HOTPOINT MODEL CTA312E m No Federal lax. white gold with 17 jewels. Others from $85, were given to the employes by MODEL BBW25E State Highway Commissioner Spqce-saving Holpoini Cycle Defrost 12; two- tax included. Easy Payments, too. Howard S. Ives. Model Hospital Notes BBW2.5E .50 door convenience; 89-lb zero-zone freezer; Admitted yesterday; Earl »199 full-width ilide-out porcelain crisper; egg and West, RFX) 2; Mrs. Alberta butter storage area. Paggioli, Bolton; Mra Rose Micuin, Maoichester. i (Discharged yesterday: Mrs. 1. W E SERVICE W HAT W E S a L 2. BELIEVE IT OR NOT—PRICES SHOWN INCLUDE DELIVERY and SERVICE 3. 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will notify the council that It morrow at 8 p.m. at the high appointment of members to the ElosHe Stockinet school. historical district study com­ PAOB SIX Santa’s Workshop South Windsor wishes to take bids fork truck. Zoners Hear Six Requests^ The pubNc bulkUng commis­ Other new busmess Includes;- mission; and discussion of a let­ sion has advised the school conslnderation of .^Leonard ter of Feb. 16, 1963, Worn Wil­ •M TnistM — M n turd- (anarationa o t China’a miUiona There are only elx days board that preliminary plans Yo8t’s''reqUest for damages in liam Carrington regarding map- But neither will we betray bur Inter- Connecticut Yankee. . By a .h .o . left to vlelt Santa’s Work­ Board Sees for the. 8-room addition to connection with a drainage rping and Mc^etic control sur­ Deny One^ Approve Others vey of the town. § ARTHUR DRUG asta and those of our allies to appeaae shop at Center Springs Pleasimt Volley school are be­ easement; consideration of how We noticed in the New York to bring Its M luencs to bear, the town council minutes shall Ett^ning Ifpralb the ambitions of. Communist China’a 'there aeSms little doubt that. If Lodge. 'VlslUng hours are ing drafted. TTtls pish is es- Times the other day * news Ttie soning board e i eppeolsd construct s T.on-confdrmlng od- 3:30 to 5:30 and 6 to 8 Sketches on Umoted to cost 8171.300, plus be Indexed;, and appointment Manchester Evening Herald PUBLISRBD BT THE leaders." story to the effect that the It could havs been glten Its way dlUon to his florist buoiness. of a deputy mayor. South Windsor correspondent PRINTINO CO., INC. at tbs outset, there would (ZBA) lest night approved four weeksdays; and 1 to 6 Sat­ approximately 820,000 for alte II B1m «1I Mrcct state of Connecticut hod, so far Unfinished business includes Laura Katz, telephone 644-1763. Read Herald Ads. Hilfman’s final paragraph was this: never have been any InvesUga- ve(]ueets for’ vorioncee, denied Atty. Mroeek disclosoJ that urday and Sunday. work. It is hoped that construc­ M«BchFMer. Conn. into the operation of Ite new New School tion wUl be started by April 1 THOMAS F. FERGUSON "We hope that they will rediscover tlon at all. There were repeated his (dlent woe unaware of tho Santa’s Workshop closes law govenUng the state’s pur­ a fifth (the only one to draw 120-day limit, and that he had In order to have the buUdlng WALTER R. FERGUSON the Chinese virtue of tolerance for a efforts, through various ehim- It S p.m. on Dec. 22. PuMIshon chase of Insurance for Itself, any voool oppoeiUcm), and ap­ waited until last month to ap­ Architects Robert von DoWen ready for occupancy in Sep­ Fouadad October 1, 18S1 mulUtude of beliefs and faiths; and that chalked up a saving of $288,0M nsla, to holt the investigation proved a 120-day extension for at various points. These efforts . ply for a building permit, which problem ia the hardship, and and Murray Oibeon have *ig- tember. a year in premiums, ■ vdth more application for a building per­ Lutheroa Church they will accept again a world of diver­ may not have been directly was refused. the hardahip ia the problem." FabIWMd. _ Brery _ . Eventnc . . Bzoept • Suadaya mit. geeted a U-shaped floor plan Boiidaya.______Entered at he Poej; Office at sity, in place of the gray monolith to come. promulgated by the insurance Building In.<*pec4or. Thomas He pointed out that the fact Our Savior Lutheran Ckturch Mail Thle, the newe story sold, was for the^ •propesed elementary haauf, Cona., aa Second Cla which seems to be Communism's goal industry itself. But It is safe to The denied request was that Monahan olarified the ruling that Hohenthal had agreed to choir wlU rehearse tomorrow at the reeult of renegotiation of of Sylvester Thomas of 230 by explalnlr^ that, when a per­ school on the Grenier property. 7:45 p.m. The youth group will for human society." say, at the minimum, that the an easement of any kind was existing contracts carried on by Green Rd., Residence Zone A, son ia granted a variance to go caroling on Dec. 21 at 7 SUBSCRIPTION RATES the new State Ineursnce Com- induat^ was concerned and proof that a hardship existed. In tentative plans shown to Pajrabla la Advance Realism, some unemotional appraisal, nervous, not only over the pos­ who wanted to build a 12 by 38 buUd, he haa 120 days In which Dominic Pontlcelll rose to the board of education, the arch' p.m. , Tear ...... M2 00 miealon. The new law and the carport and storage area five to apply for a bullcling permit, Christmas Family Night Is! Montha ...... 11'^ Bome mild hope, and willingness to en­ new Commleelon, It obeerved, sibility of scandal being woven speak In favor of the applica­ Itects propose a wing for Oradea __ ae Montba ...... f tertain more—these would seem to hava around the idea o f insurance, feet from the sideline, rather not, aa ie mistakenly believed, tion,fl saying that there are 1 through 4 and another for slated Dec. 22, featuring a pot > Oaa Month 1.85 were reeulte of "a Republican than the 10 feet that regula­ 120 days In which to start con­ luck and party. Parents should | been the mesaages of the speech. Per­ Inveetlgation Into the tradition­ but also over the poesibllity of very few Residence C Zone lo­ Grades 5 through 8, connected some disruption of the tradi­ tions require. struction. cations left In town for the con-' by a section housing the library, bring gifts for their children, MEMBER OF haps, in actuality, the speech contained al patronage dletributlon of Thomas, who claimed that the The building permit then THE ASSOCIATED PRESS commlesione on state ineur- tional agent system. struction of multiple dwellings. cafeteria, officea and audited labeled with the child's name The Aaeodated Praaa la cxcluatvely entitled nothing new, and presented nothing that We suspect that, os of today, presence of a storm water sew­ grants the permittee six addi­ He said that there are countless ium-gymnaslijm. A future ad­ and Sunday school class. If the lo the use of republlcatloo of all news dla- once." er oh his property established tional months m which to start MANCHESTER patchea cradHed to It or not otherwiae credlt- had not already been part of our actual When we reach for such an the Insurance Industry which small families looking for small dition of eight rooms could be child Is not old enough for PINK ST. at HARTFORD RD., ad In thia paper and alao the local newa pub­ a "herdshlp" situation, ran into construction. Sunday school, that should be policy. It seemed healthy, however, to out-of-state news appraisal of a was nervous has now begun te apartments, to no avail. made, closing the U. lished here. strong opposition from three of Charles Pontlcelll and Bar­ Bernard and Jennie Schubert Indicated. A carol sing in the -f All rlKhta of republicaUon of special dis­ piece of Connecticut political realize that the operation The architects have taken ad­ have It all discussed formally and open­ his neighbors. ney Peterman were granted a were also granted a variance, patches nerein are alao regervad.______news, our columnar purpose be­ which has been performed, to vantage of the slope of the site Ch’^r-h is also part of the pro­ ly, for both sides of tha Pacific to pon­ Ralph Gutreich of 224 Green varianoe to erect a four-family, this one to alter a porch at 130 comes rather obvious. draw a dIstincUon between the in their planning, designing a gram. FUU aervtca client of N. B. A. S ^ i c e , Inc. der. regular agent who works to sell Rd. opposed the carport be­ three-room apartment (Iwelllng West Ct„ in Residence Zone B. Children of the church will Publlahers Repregentativea — The Julius There have been, Inside Con­ on a lot betw een 38 and 44 three-level structure with uni­ Mathears Spaclal Airency — New York. Chi- a policy and the politloal dis­ cause “it would change the The porch, which Is now 15 presenl a Ohristmas program necticut Itself, those pollUcOl Griswold St., In R esidence Zone form roof height. A pitched roof MLMo Detroit And Boston. tribution of agent oommlasions neighborhood." He stated that feet from the street line, will Is suggested, not only to blend on Christmas Eve at 7 pm. AM nftlM BBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- • opinions which considered the be two feet closer after altera­ Republican legislative InvesU- to people who merely work in be had no obJeoUon to a garage A. with other structures in the res­ departments of the Sunday TTOHS Atty. Eugene Kelly, who ap­ tions. Regulations at this loca­ The Teenage Genius gatlon of Insurance patronage the political field, has hod s on 'Thomas’ property, but idential area, but for mainten­ school and the youth group wlU The Herald Prlntln* Company, Inc., as­ peared for the appiicants, tion require a 20-foot buffer a dubious affair, dubious from clean and healthy reeult To couldn’t go along with a non­ ance (Mnsideratlons. . participate. M «. Florence Dux sumes no financial reaponalblllty for typ^ One of those researchers who gets have the commiealoa money in­ conforming carport. stressed the untisual topog­ strip. Is directing the program. sranhlcal arrora appearlnf in advertisements the point of view of lU prospec­ The tentative plans wlH be and other raadlnp matter in The Manchester paid good money for coming up with volved go directly to the OMple EYederiok W. Hanson o f 234 raphy and the existing sanitary A variance was also granted A watch service is scheduled tive accomplishment, dubious sewer problems ss proof of to Harley Lovell of 82 Dorothy studied by the board, public Bveoinc Herald. documentation of the obvious has pro­ from the point of view of the of Connecticut instead of first Green Rd. agreed with Gutreloh at the church Christmas Ehre. to one set of politicians and that tha carport would "spoil ‘bordship.” Rd. in Residence Zone A, for building conwnission and arch­ at 11:45 p.m. On Ch*4stmae Day Display advartlatnc cloainc hours; duced a report establishing, the key in­ good reputation of the Con- itects, who expect to complete then to another, to have the In­ the look of the neighborhood,” He polsyted out that zoning permission to erect a detached at 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion For Monday — 1 p-m. Friday. necUcut Insurance industry it­ preliminary plans for presenta­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. fluence, In the world of men’s sports­ dustry Itself freed of such open and added that since everyone regulatlona now permit con­ garage which will not be in the will be celebrated. self, M d even dubious from the tion to town council early Tor Wodneaday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. wear and haberdashery, of the teen­ connecUon with the patronage else on the street had effective­ version to four-family dwell­ farthest quarter of his lot. as For Thursday — I p ro. Wednegday. point of view of Republican po- ings in that nelglibortvood, and regulations require. in January. Town Council For Friday — 1 p ro. Thui^ay. agers. game would teem developments ly solved hie water problem, he The town council will discuss liUcal strategy, even though it claimed that the proposed con­ Lovell sj)ld that he wanted to The board suggested that the For Saturday — 1 p.m. PYlday. . . „ • which ought to give ths Hart­ saw no reason why Thomas a proposed resolution to name CTasalfled deadline: 10:80 a.m. each day o< In fact, BO far as the setting of new opened with a severe wounding struction would be much more follow the^ contour lines of his general office area is larger ford exeinitlves concerned with couldn't do so also. publication except Saturday — 8 a m . ______of Democratic National and attractive than the multi-type roof and dormer, and that the than necessary and that H be the town-owned Rys St. prop­ styles is concerned. It seems to be the the prestige of Insurance a good Tha third objector wea State Chairman John M. Bai­ houses now m the area. shape of his lot precluded the erty the "John F. Kennedy Me­ teenagers who do the setting, and their long term peace of mind which reduced; that the cafeteria be ley. Chsrlss A. Banka o f 240 Green Atty. Kelly showed drawings possibility of building according square rather than rectangular, morial Park” at Its meetii^ to­ Tuoaday, Daoambar 17 will more than compensate for Rd., who agreed with Hanson elders who, sometimes horrified to A quarter of a million saving of the several building chsngM to regulations. a ^ large enough to acoommo- their worry during the probe that the problem of water run­ Men's Snap-Tab or find themselves doing it. do the follow­ a year so far, with more to made by bia clients to better Leslie Knox of 140 Woodside date the proposed addition when come, seems about as grreat and Itself. In fact, the system now o ff had bean solved by all of St., in Rural Residence Zone, ing. established should have been Wend In with the character of built; and that the roof be Speech Ttt Both Side* Of An Ocean conclusive a dollar and cents tha neighbors but Thonuui. He the iteighborhood, Including was permitted to get oqt of the either pitched or flat, whihtor. eant For the West Coast, although It I wound Uke te add to Gordon SURE FIRE PLAT ready mentioned are going to save the The waiter did not seem par- Daniel, put your hand right out More than 1.0 million people has its strong ideological convictions. Hurwltz’s Lntter to the Editor BEATS EVERTTHINa men of America from any real venture tioularly clean, and crumpled there.” tike this have come to the soo Fine broadcloth shirts by Often feels aa close to the Asian main­ (12-10-08) nw dlnapproval of into the teenage world. The teenagers feathers from the geefte float­ The boy held it whole cracker since Gov. Lehman had it By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Lord Kingsbury. Long land aa we do to that of Europe, and ed on the surface of the pool out In his hand and after a fight, erected In 1960. The day It certain rules regordlng the sleeves. 14 to 17 neck sizes, may be able to lead, but not very far. Honor Roll spabam in use at never really stops thinking of what the tn the Children’s Zoo at Cen­ one orange bill darted out and opened he spoke only a word 32 to 85 sleeves. There Is something about the way a gobbled the cracker out of the or two to reporters because he Manchester High School. I agree natural commercial relationship be-, tral (Park. Streaks of silt South dealer tapered trouser leg snag^s on a middle- rticnved here and there against boy’s hand. said his heart was too full. He mat the Honor Roll should re­ North-South vulnerabls tween the two aides o f the Pacific once ward sjnd add incentive to the age foot, and can’t be released without ttM blue paint of the bottom “ That’s it,’’ his mother said. died at 85. A man who was in NORTH was, and most probably will be aghlR "Here, let’s go feed the llamas public service for as long as he students achievements .but aiteo R 9 6 4 somebody’s bending way down, and o f the p o ^ But these are the SATISFACTION some different kind of day. kind of things only aduhs can now. They- get hungry, too.” was must have left a lot of there is a rule toi the High I 8 5 something about the fact that such They hehded for another part other monuments to himself. School Handbook of rules that A K Q 7 2 So Hilaman made this set speech, and •ee. ITie children saw only the bsndlng, let alone the cuatomary^at^le Noah’s Ark, and a big won­ of the zoo. There are smart people who states that a student that ro- 3 2 WEST EAST we wUl attempt to illustrate Its pur­ of middleage breathing with the s£^ - drous plastic whale And, of A couple Of blocks away, on can tell you of this. But for odveo a grade bellow C In any h*s a tconderfttl feeling just a person around town, you subject, cannot be lletod on the A Q 7 2 4 10 8 5 t poses and moods by some quotations. ach, couldn’t even be accomplished if oourse, the geese. They came Park Avenue,.people were mak­ ing arrangements for the funeral thought that this little zoo for Honor RoO regardless o f ipiai- KQ42 ^ 6 3 when you knout you have First, Hilaman spoke to Americans there were a tapered shirt buttoned at boldly out of the water and 0 4 0 J 6 3 S otood on the edge of the pool of Gov. Lehman. But funerals, the children, which was open Ity points. A student oouM about mood: the time— there is something in such on the day he died, said some­ receive all A’s and B’s In honor ♦ Q 9 7 6 5 4 K 8 4 the BEST money can and d-emanded crackers from for a three and four-year-old, SOUTH 'W e have tried to be objective, and prospective circumstance which defends the children. are just like crumpled feathers thing about the man. and level 1 subjects and because E A K J 1963, New York Herald Tribune Inc. of a D in a minor eubject such 4 buy. to see to It that dislike of Communism ' the last ditch sanity of male fashions. It was a raw day, with a on top of the water. So Herbert A 10 9 7 Lehman’s zoo ^as open for the as Physloal Educaition the stu­ j does not becloud abiUty to see the facta. Perhaps the most significant revela­ threoit of snow or rain, so there 0 10 9 8 children, and anybody who knew dent would not qualify for the 4 A I 10 We shall be In danger if we let our poli­ tion o f this survey is a sort of inciden­ were not a lot of children out Honor Roll in spite of the fact that afternoon in the zoo Her­ the man says there would have Sooth West North E «t In auto insurance that cies be guided by emottonallsm, or our tal by-product, which explains why such been hell to pay if anybody that the student earned more 1 NT PsM 3 NT AU Fan bert H. Lehman donated to this A Thought for Today than enough quality points to means Auto-Rite. It’s thought processes by cliches.” a survey has been logical in the first . thought of closing it. city. But the ones who were Sponsored by the Manches­ make him eligible for the Honor pi Me. there, bunidled in snow suits, Mrs. Elaine Levine, who tells About two thousand years ago, high quality, low cost Next, he talked to Americans in analy­ stories each day in the Chil­ ter Council of Churches Roll. This haa come up in the Men's Fine Sanforized kept talking and calling things the Greeks decided that the automobile insurance. sis o f certain events inside China; The teenagers count because, with the to their mothers’ attention and dren’s Zoo, was talking about past and the qval-ty point sys­ Call or write today for this. tem should have corrected this whole la greater than any of Its Discussing the failure of the "Great last firm statistic available, which was they were, a Park Department full details. Gift of relaxation "We have suspended the "They that fear the Lord will problem but It has not parts. This means that a play C l ^ P Forward,” he said: "As their edu­ three years ago, they had a clothes man was eaying. Just about the way Gov. Lehman would have story telling Friday in honor of not disobey his word; and they I do not intend to detract that works one hundred per cated men must know, they have above spending power which added up to 810 wanted them to be on the day his death,” she said, “ and of from the value of Physical Ed­ cent of the time la better than BarcaLounger makes such a wonderful billion, which increases steadily each that love him will keep his BROADCLOTH all else to blame their own attempt to he died. course none of us really feels ucation but I think with the one that works only ninety per ways.” Ecclus 2:16 gift! No matter what position you choose rewrite economics. . . . year, and which is expected to more like telling a story. But you size of classes and the grading cent of the time. "The story-telling was called What must we do to make life you are in a correct, healthful, relaxing than double itself by the end of this off,” Albert Miller, who takes wonder what he would say if methods used today In Physieel South dealer '^ough the economy collapsed, the worth living again? Speed and Education it la i^air theit a position firmly supported. Nerves and decade. care o f the raibbdts, said. “But he knew there was no story North-South vulnerable regime did n ot . . . telling today.” more speed, haste and waste, quarter credit subject keep a muscles rest; fatigue is “washed” from PAJAMAS Opening lead—Six of Clubs nobody, said anything about hurry, hurry, hurry. No time — *W^en their survival depended upon It was discovered, by the survey, that "He was that kind of a student’s name off the Honor dosing the zoo on account of no time. What are we doing to East put up the king of chibs \ your body. This is the wonderful comfort the nation’s young teenagers with such his death. If you saw the man man," she was told, Ron. at the first trick, and South won obert J . M, they showed flexibility . . . we have ourselves? Some educators doubt the you give when you choose a BarcaLounger financial resources have one g^uiding once, then you know he would “ He came one day while we with the ace. He led a'diamond no reason to believe that there is a prea- We must change our ways and value of an Honor Roll and teB at Watkins. "The Director” modeLshown, taste criterion. They don’t want to look not be the kind to ever have told stories," she said. “He sat to dummy’s queen and then sot likelihood that the Communist re­ this zoo closed for the chil­ with the children and he spent turn again Godward. We must us It ?doMn’t mean very much cashed the - ace of dlamooda. in Naugahyde, $197. Others start at $139. like the old man does. They don’t have lose our self-esteem and once but 1 don’t agree^ I think it 'a 2.97 gime will be overthrown. . . . dren.” the whole time watching their . West’s heart discard gave South to worry. The old man never has that again fear the Lord with all that a'method of recognizing ability something to think about. "The more sophisticated second eche­ Two women came through fMes. Then he would do what much money to spend for what he they would do, When the chil­ Is within us. Only In this way and scholastic achievement and He led a small heart from White grounds with premium all- the entrance gate with their- can we hope to find life worth REAL ESTATE lon of leadership undoubtedly knows dren smiled, he 'would smile. If serves as an incentive for dummy, losing the ten to West’s MITH over prints. Piping edge trim. wears. children, and the children living. greater achievement. that It was simple Ignorance of the clutching crackers in their they became tense, he would king. West cashed the queen o INSURANCE INOOBPORATED Coat or middy styles. Sizes A-B- Where do the teenagers get It all? Rev. William F. Gender HI William Pahner clubs and led another club to techniques of administering a complex hands, immediately ran to the sit there with his mouth open C-D. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church A Con(»emed Parent South’s jack. The answer to that question brings to pool to feed the geese. just as they would. If the chil­ economy which led to many of the mis­ Now South led a diamond to 968 MAIN ST„ GROUND FLOOR—TEL. 649-5241 light their real leadership, their real "Yes,” Mrs. Ernest Smith dren became somber, he would "1NSURAN8MITH8 SINCE 1914” takes o f 1958. . . . become very somber, too. He dummy and returned the jack genius. said, “we heard the Governor ...... * ^ "The leaders may not know it, but loved to do that." Today in History of hearts for a finesse. Natur­ died. W e qom e here every once ally, West took the queen of the intellectuals know that the official They get it off the money trees. in, a while, not often, but to-- "Miss Lehman came more often,” Gloria Tauza, another By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On This Date . . . hearts and the rest of his elubs, explanation is not adequate as a de­ day we ju.st decided we would defeating the contract. come here." story teller said. “ She brought Today’s Highlight in History in 1843, Charles Dickens’ scription of reality. As these ideas seep daeslc, "A Christmas Carol" Unnatural Play One of the children, Daniel her nephew with her' one time On this date in 1903, Orville was j>utolishe(L upward or as the present leaders retire, The Traffic Moves Nicely Rosberger, four, moved up to I can recall. She would not al­ and Wilbur Wright made the South could have made his this awareness may eventually pro­ low us to Introduce her.” first sucoeaeful airphane flight In 1939, the German pocket contract by unnatural play if he When a traffic signal system suddenly the edge of the pool and tried botUedhip “Gnaf Spee” was foundly erode the present simple view to short change the geese with “Her husband never wanted in history near Kitty Hawk, had seen ^1 of the cards. When begins operating efficiently, which anybody to say he was here, NC. Orville Wright was at the scuttled off Montervldeo, Uru­ South led the third diamond to with which the leadership regards the a crumb from one of the crack­ means that it lets people go where they either,” Mrs. Levine' said. oontrols in the initial flight, guay, early In World War H. dummy West had to discard a OPEN EVERY NIGHT till ^ ers. There was a couple of In 1944, the Malmady Mas-- world.” l|^ve to go under conditions of relative squawks from the geese and Outside, children ran around which lastM 12 minutes. - low spade os. calmly aa possl, Quotation for Today sacre occurred (luring the bat­ ble. If South had only known, That possibility—that the simple view fsanlty and safety, one never knows then two or three orange bills the place. Two Of them, In new snowBuits, spotted a wet sec­ The arrows of our anguish tle o f the Bulge in World War he could have taken three spade might yield to something moie toler­ took a peck at the cuff of Dan­ H. A« Nazi storm troopers Rdiether to credit the thoughtfulness iel’s gray mackinaw. tion Of the asphalt, so they fly farther than we guess—the tricks, forcing West to discard § 4 able and ooexlatential—became the Hlla- and Intelligence of the authorities and E^lah author Rudyaod Kip­ machine-gunned 80 American once more. “Take it big piece," his moth­ rushed over and flopped In it. ■ ^ man'speech’s condition for any mark^ the experts, or merely to assume that er said. "That’s too little. Here, The mothers, of course, yelped. ling. prisoners of wwr. There was no need for South FAIRWAY; tfiange in the way we can get along to guess or rely on finesses or INCLUDING i something haa gone wrong with the with Communist China. It haa to grow suit breaks. He could have COTTON FLANNEL MEN'S BELT AND BEACON CLOTH system. guaranteed his contract against out of Ita simple view of nations and But there ,is something that ought to all possible misfortunes by play­ MEN'S PAJAMAS TIE SETS FLANNEL ROBES history. It has to recognise that "cer­ be passed on, either to the experts, or to ing the diamonds correctly. ■ischetti After winning the first trick tain ■ interests—notably survival—are the mistake. There have been a good with the ace of clubs. South SATURDAY shared by all mankind" and that "there many compliments, lately, for the new should lead the ten of diamonds “A WONDERLAND Continental stretch belt, fits any size. Initial on are common interests which cross ideo­ system at Depot Square. and let it ride for a flnessa. If Sanforized. Smart prints and de.signs. Coat and buckle. Matching tie with logical lines" and that suspicion cannot It has been, lately, strictly a blinker the ten wins, well and good. If of SHOPPINOr middy styles. A-B-C-D. Initial. be a policy and that, most factually im­ system. To traffic coming Into the in­ it loses. South can still be sure portant of all, we are firm and unyield­ of the remaining four diamond tersection from east or west, It is the tricks. ing in our own determination that "our yellow blinker which says use caution South can be sure of bis con­ Can America hold its lead? prime objective concerning Communist and go slow and be sure your path tract with four diamond tricks, c ndles is -* China ia that it not subvert or commit 1.881 since he can easily win two A ahead ia clear before you step on the Y«0 . . . Jf w* train anough laadart for the job. spades, two clubs, and one aggression against its free wprld neigh­ gas again. For traffic coming Into the Laadara are needed to keep ut ahead in teianoa bors. It must not be allowed to accom- hearts. As the Greeks discov­ • DMoraiin * Aagsl Ohiim • eiittirtd Intersection from the south, the blinker ered so many years ago, there’s and development. . . buainass and joba . . . ttving pUah for Commimism through force of is red, which means come to a full stop nothing like a sure thing. - •tandards. arms that success which it haa rarely and wait for east-west traffic to clear Dally Question • Twists - *Rs|is • Jumbo aehieved at the ballot box.^’ before you proceed. Partner opens with one heart, Where do we gat leaders? Colleges supply most Against that background of descrip- Sooner or later, one supposes, the ex­ and the next player passes. You • Tapsn • Osstsrpisssi of them. But the cost of leadership has gone up. ttoa and reasoning, the Hilaman speech hold: Spades, Q-7-8; Hearts, K- perts will decide traffic Is moving too Q-4-Z; D ia m on d 4; Clubs, Q- Colleges feel the pinch. They need claesroome, Umb looked forward, in the following easily for the good or the reputation of t-7-e-6. Rod-Whito-Qroon laboratories, able ‘teachers. wsudai experts, or the mechanical deficiency In What do you say? Wa Biva Answer; Bid two clubs, In­ *^ e do not know what changes may the system will be repaired. For the To help America, we must help our colleges. Col­ tending to raise hearts at your •oour in the attitudes of future Chinese witching, holiday moment, however, the next turn. The.idea Is to Invite BREEN STAMPS! lage is America’s bast friend. Charge It With Gold-Silver, etc. Isaders. But if I may paraphrase a clas- traffic moves nicely. i a game, without demanding it. i t e canon of our past, we pursue today If you have a conservative — 2 LOCATIONS — HELP THE COLLMQi OF YOUR CHOICE NOW1 partner, bid three hearts to toward Communist China a policy of 976 MAIN STREET moke sure of getting to gome. T o find out how the college crisis affects you, write tC H IG H ER tha open door. Wa are determined to Downtown Manchester Puritanifiin EDLJCATION, Box 96, Times Square Station, Now York 10036. keep the door open to the possibility of For Sheinwold'a 86 - page booklet, "A Pocket Guide to TURNPIKE PLAZA ghange, and not to slam it shut against We must recognise that the secular a«blt(lM4 M ■ a«ibu« MCriM la tooparaliaa wM Tto Advartla- Puritanism which „,we have practiced, Bridge," . send 60 cents to 705 MIDDLE TPKE. B. kif Oaaaall aa4 ha Wiawpasar AdvartlalB# laaoutlvaa Ataoolallon, any developments which mig^ht advance with Its principles of absolute good, ab­ Bridge B^k, Manchester Eve. Neoct to Popular Market aur national good, saiya the free world, solute e i^ and intolerance o f diseent, Herald, Box >818, Grand Central FAIRWAY ^ gBAfcgatflt tha paoplg o f China. . . has bean on obstacle to the practice of ■Utlon, New York 17, N.Y. democracy at bona and the conduct of mkJHOmS Oegrright 1N 8 •Wa wttl Bol aow Um dra^on’a apad of OB effective foreign policy.—SBINATOR B oN oses^ •eoeral Feolnrea Oorp. M i irUeh may baar blttag^ fruit la fu- J. W. FULBRIOHT. ^ <1 r t ■ i ,.

P A G E N IN E liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1963 MANCffESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19^ fAGE BIGHT by the Women’s Guild of the Columbia Congregational Church today FOR ready to scrap the bylaws, and a meeting betweerf Dr. Morrl- Child Service§ About Town C ofC Favors at 8 p.m. at the pariah house. asked that the board Invite the aop, Scliaffer, Dean Prederick College in Need Skating LBJ Hopes Senate Witnesses Plan Mrs. George Evans is hortess, Head of the Norwich Commun­ Lows of \ the community col­ TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM Oud Lady c t Fatkna MiotR- assieted by Mra Clarence Jef­ Cosmetics CAC Will Organize ity College to describe thef rea­ lege and ’s(dwol superintendent Of Book Donors Presented’ $500 « Cfotsl* wiU mert tonight at Engagingpf Report Move by Jan. 1 fries and M ra Robert RusseU. sons for the form of its bylaws, Ourtia to work out the aehoot B;80 at Um hotn« oe U n . Louis School Msnns rrs upon which the CAC’s proposed board's pUllcies. Manchester's pace set­ By Soroptimists FRESH S u M A M Ookiihbus St. Mta. Wednesday -— com chowder, bylaws were based. The ..two committees that ting community college— ^ SVed Foot and Mrs. AUtod Ha- Will Restore Aid Roger RuaaaU, minister of eg g salad sandwtohes. t fruit; i Under Board Rules Plans Aide Center Springs Annex is ex­ The board members express­ mat last might will reconvene gtnow wfll ssrva m -haat- the Congregation of Jehovah’s the second such organisa­ Miss M argaret Rarkolr, di­ Thursday — turkey, rtuffing, ed their willingness to call on on Jan. 12 to consider the re­ pected to be ready for skating Wltneeses. said menbers expect tion In the state—Is In rector of the Manchester office NATIVE______Bloodmobilc Visit peaa Ice cream oortdels; F ri­ U ggetfs Norwalk, but the suggestion sults o f the policy group, and T b s Msnohsstsr Ctaambar of a t 1:80 tomorrow afternoon, ac­ (OenUnned from Page One) to move into their new King­ The Citizens Advisory'Council (CAC) of the Manches­ need of books for its li­ Of the Children’s Services of day—tuna noodle casserole, was forgotten as the two the policies will be put before ALSO lONIO AND ROLLID ' Oomtneics has oonw out in sup­ cording to Park Superintendent dom Hall by Jan. 1. They will carrots, fruit. Schools close ter Community CoHege will be organized, not under its brary. Connecticut, was presented a Manefasator Oranga wlU hav« funds” a5d that anything leas TTie Bloodmobile visits At The Parksde groups worked out the alter­ the full board of .education on port Of the Town Planning Horace Murphey, use a basement room tempo­ Friday for the Christmas re- own bylaws as a separate incorporated entity as its The college's library was chock for $500.1aat night by Mrs. a ChrlsUnas party Wednesday In addition, department per- ] would represent “a policy of Manchester Memorial Hos­ nate plan. Jan. 15. unless the CAC re­ FRANK M. HARABUROA . rarily imtil the auditMrum is oeas and reopen Jan. 6. mentioned by the state ex­ John C. Rleg, president o f the a fter a ahort business meeting Oonunlaalon, wMch is seeking aonnel, tomorrow morning, w ill. weakness and retreat.” pital tomorrow from 10:30 MANCHESTER m em bm have asked,'but under a set of written policies Schaffer suggested what the quires a review of the .suggest­ ASH SWAMP ROAD— GLASTONBURY, CONN. at 8 pjoi. at Orange Hall. There oompieted. Members themselves ed policies. aminers who evaluated the Soroptosnlst Club. The moneyr the aseuranoe of the town's flood the converted West Side I In words very similar to those am . to 6:30 p.m. You don’t of tlw town board of oduc«tlon.e------board most needed to put a set wlH be»a' grab beg and aAMtlon have done all of the work which Manchester Evening Herald In that case, they will be college's performance re­ to be used at Miss Parker’s dls- TEL. 633-2415 dlrecton that tbera wlH be (Tennis) Skating Rink, and w ill! once spoken by his predecessor, need an appointment Join Th« ataUniMita of polioy will man o f the oouncil. questioned of policies into shape was a table. Mrs. Robert Schubert and includes rtone work, walls and oonespondent, V lr i^ ia M. brought before the full CAC at cently as one of Hs weak cretlon. was raised throogh sev­ enough money M tha 1SS4-65 open it fo r the publiO'S use' Johnson said, -"W W e . n&nnntcannot on-op- the ranks of blood donors drawn, howovor, by a Joint ‘ Schaffer's comparison of the statement of the CAC's respon­ her oonunlttee wUI awva re- a platform, oompteted by what CWrlson. jbsleph *28-9*24. its reg\riar meeting Jan. .20, spots-.' eral events sponsored ^ the when the water is completely, pose the spread of commtmism and help keep the blood bank committee of the board of educa­ CAC with a town advisory sibilities. He recommended budget for the salary of a RusseU cells “almost slave A s a result, the town organisation. freefeknenta. frosen. ' and promote the growth of free­ filled. tion, tha CAC and college and board: “Town commlsMon.i the Joint group to work out "a and sent to the sciiool board planning direotor which oom- labor." . ’ for its Jan. 22 .aeasion. board o f education and ’ Mrs. Paul Marte, president of Other skating locations will dom by giving speeches.” achool.board administrators, in- change membership with each general statement of areas of miaslan wants to hire now. Although the oompieted build­ Negroes Jailed responsibility.” the college CiUsene Advis­ the Manchester Auxiliary of 'Posrt’ Groun o f Second Oon- be opened when conditions per­ The authorisation measure, he 8taa4 of by the board alone. administration. We can't change The TPC has ertimsted that ing will be Worth atootrt $40.- FREE!! Fblal approval wdll remain Dr. Donald Morrison, vice ory Council are urging the Children’s Services, was also grregatlonal Ohiueh wUl have m it their use. said, reflects the nation’s deter­ COLUMBIA, S.C. (A P )—Police with the tide in the council; rr. it wtH cost 18,000 to 110,000 per Boston Ritual 000. it has only cost the congre­ tli^ board's, as does the respon­ chairman o f the CAC, asked at private donations to the a guest at the club’s Christ­ a meeting and Cairlstmas party mination to maintain security Jailed 116 of about 200 young Ne­ muet have continuity.” RockvHl«~Vernon year to get a competent M l- gation shout $18,000 because Cohimbia K cyek sibility for any of the recom- this point for immediate state­ college Hbrary. mas party, which was hekd at tonlgM at 8 at the home of by helping those willing to help groes who paraded in downtown But Moriarty abw Miggested AUTO tinw professional to taka on themselves. Marks Tea Party members have put in over 7,000 Asndationa that the CAC may ments from the school board Each donor wdll have his the home of Mrs. Charles Ubert, Mrs. WtSlarii Freeman, 125 Columbia to protest segregation. (Deluxe Model, for boys the CAC scrap the proposeil the oommlsalOn’a planning “ It also reflects, unfortunate man hours of work. Members tor the operation of the on basic policies, heeded, he Sykes Pupils Set name imprinted on a book­ Bolton Center Rd., Breton. Avery St. Mrs. Donald Ander- $738 Lowest Bid The demonstrators, mostly and girls) with parohaoe power of appointment. The law chorea ly, the growing tendency t o : have, for the most part, put in ^oommunity college in the future. said, to Insure the CAC's’ con­ plate and fixed on the in­ During a short business meet­ aon and M ts. WaUaoe TVaoy BOSTON (AP) — Almost un college and high school students, of any Used Car, regard- requires, he said, "that the The oonuhissian wept to the hamstring executive flexibility about a day and a half a week This setup for the CAC was tinued operation. side front cover of the ing, tentative plana were made WiU serve as hoatesaes. For Trees Work noticed Boston celebrated the were charged with parading teas of price! board of education do- the ap­ Yule Program (hrectora in November for aa- with rigid legislative provisions while wives have brought them hammered out last night at a Schaffer countered by saying books that he contributes. to tponsor an Arts and Crafts GLASS 190th anniversary of the Boston without a permit, disorderly pointing— but we would 'hope suranoa that the neossary sal­ wholly inappropriate and poten­ hot meals so that n» time will Joint meeting of the CAC's ex­ the board wanted to adopt all Certain books are more Show in the spring; also, two The Newcomer'ii diS) of the The apparent low bod of $738 tea party Monday. conduct and refusing to obey an only after giving eerlous cun- A Yuletide program by stu­ ary would be forthcoming next tially dangerous in a world of A small group gathered in a i b* lost. AUTO DISCOUNT ecutive committee and the board alderation to our recoinmenla- its policies at once, not piece­ useful to the college than new members were initiated Manchester 'YWCA will have a officer,. Bonds were set at $3(X) dents o f Sykes Junior High O f All Kinds year, but were put off until for removing 15 dead or ob­ rapid change,” he added. building near the waterfront and The building will hold about of educatkm'a college liaison meal, and said he thought that others, however, and pro- and presented with corsages. Cbrtetmaa party tonight at each. HOUSE. INC. tions.” they oouid supply a detailed de­ structing town-owned trees waa As for restrictions, Johnson sipped some lea — brewed, 200 persons when finished. subcommittee. Schaffer agreed, “ f think it the complete statement could School has been slated Thurs­ speotive donors are urged Mrs. Hooks Johnston conduc­ 7:45 at Center CongregatlonfiJ The Rev. I. D. Newman, field Installed Promptly scription of the planner’s Job. declared; "I wish to make clear they said, from a shrinking sup­ Memben teach only the Bible 478 CENTER STREET The i»-opofled bylaws for the should be understood tlist the be worked out within a month. day at 7:30 p.m. at Sykes to contact the college staff ted the annual auction held in Oliurch. Members are remlnd- Mfcmitted today by TambUng secretary for the National A.s8o- TTw question w ill be on the now, tor example, that—when a ply saved from the 342 chests CAC, which had been drawn by a i^ iiitiv e powel" remaius with In the meantime, the council to see what works are par­ conjunction with the party. sd to bring grab bag gifts. and Smith Tree Sem-loe, Inc. of and spend alxsit five hourt a elation for the Advancement of Auditorium. In All Makes of Cars dlrecton agenda at their JaU' free and peaceful government is thrown overboard from three week on study and research. CAC bylaws committee head the board.” - would function ori the informal i ticularly needed. Wert Hartford. High Wdder (Jolored People, said Monday’s I It will consist of tableaux, ac­ uary session. ever established in CMba—I in­ British ships on the night of Atty. Harold Garrity and baaed School board member Atty. precedents developed since the i More information may ($1,366) was Bartlett Tree E x­ One Votes Made march was a protest ’’against | companied by narrative and A publicity committee of the Dec. 16, 1773. on the rules of the Norwalk Jrtm 8. G. Rottner pointed out C AC was organised, he said. i be had from the office o f Sheep, Cattle Vital WORK DONE INDOORS IN OUR SHOP Atty. Fugene Kelly, Cham­ perts oif West Hartford. tend to exercise my authority to One person wae made a voter segregation in general.” muMc, to show how the holi­ Junior Century dub of Mian The celebrants ceremoniously Community College Council, that the proposed combination This would Include a contin-' the town board of educa­ ber’s president, aaya that the Others, who.se bids were provide essential liealth, educa­ at the regular voter-making Desegregation of theaters and . days are observed by Christi­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PM .—SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to NOOH Chester will meet tonight at ( threw the dregs into the harbor N otice were shelved. of incorporation and appointive uatlon of the present policy of tion or from the commun­ DUBUN — Sheep raising le Chamber has urged theta full opened in the Municipal 'Build­ tion and other assistance to the session held Saturday at the a number of other buslnes.ses a t the home o f M ra Donald For- when the observance ended. j potwer would create a private appointment. Moriarty said ans and Jews. The Sykes band ity college staff. seoond only to cattle raising time planner be hired in a let­ ing this morning, were the Car­ Chiban people without waiting town hall. The new votes rog- was announced la.st week by a In their place, the CAC will Strom, 269 Timrod Rd. The Arthur J. Cunningham, presi­ WE HAVE DAILY adopt a set of bylaws goystn- organisation to run a public in­ the CAC would like to fill some and chorus will be heard In In Ireland's farm economy. T o ­ ter to the town directors, ter 'Tree Hbepert Oo. of Vernon, for a long and complex adjudi­ latered Republicans. This ses­ committee of white bu.sinessmen J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. committee will diacuaa publicity dent of the Ma.ssachusetts Ma- j Ing Ms organisation and func­ stitution — "It seems to be vacancies, to which Schaffer re-. carols and sqiecial musia under Be sure to keep potted plants gether, sheep and cattle repre- Atty. Kelly says that, "It $849.50; Associated Tree Ex- cation.” sion la held, according to a ne%v and a Negro committee of 16. fo r “Toby T^Jer,” a presenta­ Taking note of demands that, tine Historical League, an- tioning based on the council’s oobtrary to law.” plied that the board would en­ the d'rectlon of Lenxy Wallace. dusted and washed during win aent about half the country’s waa felt by the Chamber's perts of Newington, $946;_____ and law, the second Saturday ot DELIVERY TO THE 31 BISSELL ST. PhoM 449.7322 tion of tlw Children’s W jig of the program be overhauled and nounced plans for a big observ- responsibUities as oUUlned in the But Atty. Garrity pointed out tertain recommendations for Tickets will be available at a ter months. Dust shades the agrieultura] exporta Farming board of directors that in order | Walgrren Tree Experts of West eeich month from 10 a.m. to the Little Theater of Mancbea- quickly, Johnson said he had ance of the 200th anniversary of board of sduca^oA's policy state­ would be violable—'The board new appointments at any time. nominal price at the box of-^ice leaves and deprives the plants ^eontiibutes about 26 per cent to adequately plan for the fu-1 Hartfoitl, $996. noon. SCarch. told David E. Bell, AID admin­ the event. ments. o f educakm could tsim inaU the The CAC’s next step will be the night o f the performance. of needed light. o f the national Incoma. tore growth o f Mancheater, the speoifteaitlans for the oon- Briefs istrator, “ to put our foreign He said reproductions of the BOLTON Pow er o f appointment to the whole council by a vote,” he town of Manchester could not call for the work to be Mrs. W illiam Bwinham. lead- operation on a sounder basis— three tea ships would be built NEW CAR s o u m u wm also remain with the said, aiid wouM always have The Ladlea Auxiliary of the afford not to have a full time j c «„p i*te d no later than April 1. [ er of Girl Scout Troop 11, has to Insist on maximum effort by for the observance. school board, and not a respon- final responsibility for any CAC Utahan American d u b adll plarmer. regardless o f the weather, and annoimced the following troop RENTALS AREA meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at “Also, with the future pros­ aid recipients—and to intensify slbUlty of the CAC as the bylaws recommended action. that the cut trunks and branch­ IGNORE THAT INVITATION officers: Scribe, Donna Rand; ^ ohibhiouse on ESdrldge St pects of urban renewal and tha uur efforts to eliminate excess had stated. According to N. WUliam es be taken to the town disposal DENVER. Colo. ( A P ) - I f you treaaurer, Debra McQuade; pa­ The board will accept recom­ There win be refreshments and many changes that will be or ineffectual personnel.” For th« Holidays ^Knight, CAC corre-sponding sec­ areiL, during daylight hours only. got a Christmas card thl.s year trol Venders. Martha Brand, mendations for appointments a grab bsg. taking place in our community Sen. Hubert H. Humplmey, as LENOX retary, the ooundl's primary Vickie Bumhani. Ellen King And Woekends from the council, but also wants within the next few years, ade­ slstant Senate Democrttic'lead- from night club owner Sammy 7 reason for seeking Incorporation and Diane Belli. A new sys­ to be able to accept other rec­ quate professional pluming Nativee to Rule er. predicted that the Senate A p -; Toole, he says please ignore it. One. Twe or 'niree Weeks was to avoid the possibility of The Mothers Ctob of Center proprlatlons Committee would A prankster mailed out untold tem, adopted by the troop re­ PHARMACY ommendations as well. The Congregational u r o h wiU will become even more Impor- __ cently. has the patrols in com­ Get Onr Ratee each member being held legally ta n t PO R T MORHiSBY— The Auie- restore a great deal of the House ' cards InvlUng recipients to free mechanics of appointment will halre potkiok tomorrow st 7 plete charge of the program, liable for an a«5cident at the "Further, to give aid and 6s- trsaian territory o f Papua-New cut and reject the amendment | dinners and drinks at Toole’s r n E. CENTER ST. be worked out in one of the m. in the Robbins room. including the flag ceremony, Paul Dodg* PonHoc college. slstance to realtors, builders Guinea is preparing for a gen- banning the Import-Export j club. Two groups arrived Mon- board’s policy statements. embers are remkvded to bring games aind clean-up. ‘ INC. Mrs. Raymond B. Gowen. t and industrial and business e l « t o n next year in which, Bank from guaranteeing p rivate' day night, only to be disap- m . 449-OSM The board is scheduled to »p - food for the Obristmas bsskrt, A Christmas program, in­ Phone 649-S861 CAC public relations chairman, prospects for Manchester, a full i tor the flrrt time, 760,000 Pa- bank financing of grain sales to pointed. prove the policy statements, gifts for MansfleM Training cluding decorative design. wiH 378 MAIN STREET whleh w ill be drawn during this suggested Instead that the Jtlme profeesional______ie needed___ in|pv«^ , will select a leglslatore Russia and other Soviet bloc ”I’ve got good cheer” said School, and exchange gifts. Toole. “ But not that much.” be part of the program planned and next month, by the end of school board provide insurance otoer to give aid, assistance and 1 to be dominated by natives, countries. January. ooverlng the C AC members as interpretation to the sonlng Town CSertL Eldward TomMsl Lsist night's agreement re­ Individuals. regulations for tha town of | announced this morning that turns to the board of education Schaffer said he thought the Manchester.’’ r ? a mors active hand in the town insurance advisory com­ copies o f the 1962-63 annual Town Report and of the Jay- CAOs (UMUons than H would mission could add a rider, or oees TViwn Guide are available haws had under the oouncH's Infttate a new insurance policy, to cover CAC members as indl* in his office in the MuniotpeU Officials Meeting propoasd bylaws. BuSding. 'Hm board had objected to Tiduala. two bylaw seotiona spealfleaJly; W M t the need for incorpora­ In New Yewk on 1. A prbviaitm that the ooun- tion ehkninated— H continued to How State Voted sU be feworporated; crop up during the rest of the evening nevertheless— Schaffer 2 Sewer Itemsl 2. A pcoviidon eaaigning the WASHXNGTON (AP)—Vot­ present oounch membera the suggested a Joint committee to avings ing by Connecticut’s six con­ put the CAC ideas together with A delegation of four Man­ Chiishna reaponsttdUty for ap|>ointing gressmen followed party lines lOFP REGULAR A COMPARABLE VALUESA L U E 8 the school board's in the form chester officials met with fed­ yesterday in two House roll o f jK>Ucies. eral admiinMratara in New | Del dan H. Schaffer, chairman calls. York todhy to discuss Man­ o f the boarda liaison subcom- ■wllbom CUrUs, superintend­ ent o f schools, drew an analogy On the $2.8 bllUbn foreign aid chester’s {dans for two major] mittae, outlined his idea of the DACRON* with the staff-board relation­ appropriation measure, ap­ sewer projects, to be undertak- | COAT proper relationship between the FAMOUS ship— an analogy much like the proved 246 to 135, the five Con­ en with federal fuitds. txNiird and CAC at the begin­ fliMd plan that 'both groupe necticut Democrats—Emilio Q, General Manager Riobaid j BOYS’ IVY A BONANZA! COTTON ning o f the diacuaRon — and lUesterfiEld* agreed upon last night. Daddario, Robert N. Oiaimo, Martin. Tow n Xkiglneer W alter ■tuck wtth K both gently and FUR TRIMSI The board of education, he Bernard E. Grabowski, John S. Fuss. Town Counsel Atty, Irv­ CONTINENTAL SPORT COATS SHIRTS IN flimlgr enough to bring the said, frequently “ builds” its Monagan and William L. St ing Aronson and Aasirtant whole group to aooept hia views. policies on th'e administrative Onge—voted with the majority. Town Odunael A tty. Am oid SUITS SCARF COATS! HEAVENLY T tMnk of the relationahlp in procedures worked out by school Connecticut’s only Republican Kkui Yrere sohedulsd to discuas the aame to m s as the towm di- FAKE FURS! COLORS administrators. in Congress, Abner W. Slbal, ptana fo r a relief asnltary aew- Jr. sises 7 te IS cemp. value 29.9S reobors and one of Its advisory Alternately, the board sets voted with 79 of his minority er. truoak-.->liBs aad a aewage groups — that the CAC would policy and asks the administra­ colleagues against the bill. The treataient viMol in the Packer Wools, wool-and-Orioo^ a ll lust lust aeaunw some reeponetbUlty for tors to set up the neceaaary GOP congressmen were almost Vttlage area with ofClciala o f | 14.96 acrylic. Plaids, checka Jobs we have neither the Ume procedures to put it into effect. evenly split os 76 of them voted the Community FaoUitieB A d ­ cemp. value lolid effects. nor ttw talent to do,” Bohaifer The same could apply to the for the appreprtation. ministration of the Federsl j 17.9S and 1Y.9S 19.95 sakL CAC, Curtis suggested. comparable value Slbal was the only Connecti­ House and Home Finance! ■T wonder If w e ahould not be At this point, the meeting Superbly tailored cut congressman to vote for Agency. The perfect holiday Creswn A worsted 36.95 to 39.95 E taBdng about written hoard of which began to discuss the Jane Hunter shirts the amendment banning use of Plans for both projects are to j dre

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN TE h 84ANCHESTER EVENING HERAlD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968 PAGE last minute trouble,” he said. and t^e U.S. HSmbasay was rep­ " I reckoned it was better that resented by a consular official, the, authorities .didn’t know Tbomas Fain. SPECIAL EACTOKY PURCHASE Hearing Closes Field Study Our Yule Customs where I was.” The couple wUl honeyrnooti in SAVINGS UP TO 1963 District Uninterested been given by nil peoples In all f p U , , a o i a F t • Rosita called for him on the a Moscow hideaway for three Baker’s Stock Profit Events times. Sentiment. however, X O l\ll8SlclDn ______It rW L .^ m w4«rl«tar f A I ' way to the marriage hall this daya Around Jan. 1 ftayton ascribes Christmas giving to plans to head home to Fair­ Okayed hy the first Christmas in Bethle­ morning. She was 15 minutes Defense Says Bieu . In New Sewer Plant Come from Afar tete. banks. hem, when wise men from the W orry Over He hopes to find a job aa a Described by Widow In State Eaat brought rare presents of "A woman will do It eJtry 1000 *LARKS 8th District time,” the tail AlaMtan joked. newsman aird bring Rostta to By DON OAKLEY <$> In the 117 years since that I gold and frankincense and Alaska next June. (ConttBued from Bag* Oae) Directors of the Eighth district have ruled out any (NEA) first card, though, no ona has j myrrh and laid them at the feet (Coattoued from Page One) At the marriage hall, the for­ «}oaMnied from Pige Oae) h,e felt was being unfairly treat­ * ■ * ■ Arrested Illegally An $800 field study to deter­ possibility that thev might be interested ifi t^ in g oyer Invpro'ved upon Sir Henry’s in-1 of the new-born Christ child, mer mansion of a Ozarist noble, ed. He announced he would give requires the operator who has H jo joMy ghost of Christmas 9 a.m. today, an hour before Sheep Total Rise* ter questions ‘#ere raised about the profits from his stock pur­ mine the feaetMUty of divert­ the construction of a new sewage disposal plant bSing sorlption: "A Merry Chrisbnaa they stood at a long table be­ BOLAND MOTORS come to a full stop “to yield the Present traiils a pleasant cara­ the wedding. He was told then fore an official who said a few his outside business affairs. chase to a scholarship fund in right of way to any approach­ Manchester police have no jurisdiction in Coventry a ing raw sewage front the SO Planned for the Parker Village secUon in the northeast and a Happy-New., Year." Grout for Sewers WASHINGTON — The World’s 868 CENTER STREET— *48-4878 his home town of Green Bay, acres of town residential van in Ms WEtke:lhe Christmas 4. The Yule log to remem­ that hto visa had been renewed official words. Mendelssohn’s Before getting Into the story ing vehicle, whether on his right p^ublic defendei’ argued today as the bearing for Earl C. part of town. ——————— wedding march sounded from sheep population totals 991,(XX),- Wls. or left, which constitutes an im­ streets novk serviced by the At a meeting last night, the di­ fires (2), grass (2), rubbMi.eiu- traditions of a score of tends— bered only symboHcelly today, I WAYNE, N.J.-^A chemical Indefinitely. of the motel, the senators drew Bleu of Manchester came to a close in U.S. District Sigfith District into the town sotne cefituries-old, some recent for mother wouldn't Ed>ide drag- gixxit for sealing letdcs in sewer loudspeakers. The couple ex­ 000 head, up 8,500,000 from 1962. The stock purchase was the mediate haxard.” rectors made it clear they feel and misoeUaiieaus, oos each. Brayton spent his last night Russia's sheep totEd to up 17 from Mrs. NovaJc an account of first subject the Rules Commit­ Sewage system was approved — which the passage of the giing In a log over her wall-4o- pipes without digging them up as a bachelor with friends In­ changed rings signed the regis­ Court in Hartford. ' ^ the district should not undertake Swanson rsad ths signed con­ ter and kissed. Tbat was all. per cent from the 1968-80 aver­ hoar she and her husband spilt tee got into after Mrs. Novak, In the hearing before Judge permission to sesu-ch th^store. last Mgtvt by the Eighth Dis­ the project. tract agreement between the years has blended into that, wall carpeting, even if she had been develo]^ by a Wayne stead of at his Moscow hotel. age; North America’s total to an employe of the Senate Small 306-315 trict btird of directors. wonderful, varicolored, bright a fireplace. firm. Engineers can precisely "I purposely didn’t go back RoslU had a girl friend. Redd Herald Advertisements a tM,M8 stock profit with T. Emmett Claire Bieu’s chief As a result Atty. Devlin General Manager Richard town and dlatrict concerning Larissa Kozlova, as bridesmaid. oft 3 per cent. Business Committee, was sworn HARTFORD (AP) — The The study, to be conducted mosaic wr, call, simply Chriat- The custom originated — in'eomtrol its g e lli^ time, to my hotel just to avMd any Baker, even though Baker in­ State Motor Vehicle Depart- claim is that he was imprisoned claimed, Bieu is beln^ held Il­ Martin has said the town would the cost Mke from $25 to $75 vested no money. in as a witness. on evidence illegally obtained. by Bowe, Albertson end As­ relinquish its Interest — it has nwa. Scandinavia, where a huge log ------Mrs. Novak related that Bak-, ment's daily record of a u t^ o - legally by the State of Connecti­ to be paid the dlstriot by the was set afire to honor Thor luid She said that in February mid- Bleu was convicted in 1961 cut, by a conviction Illegally sociates and paid for by both already begun planning — If town for fires outside the dis­ It is (Uftioult to trace some IMO, Baker told her and her er, iiavlng received the $12,000 i bile fatAlltie* as of last of helping Ms brother Roibert the district and the town, could the district wants to take over. of these traditions book to their to mark the time of the winter O from the Novaks, bought the night and the totals on the obtained. "He should be set trict boundaries. A duplicate solstice. In many parts of husband, the late Alfred S. No­ hold up ths Colonial Oak Pack­ free the attorney stated. lead to the termination of a “The directors (of the dis­ copy of the agreement was boglnningn because of the modi- vak, that “he knew of a stock stock from Walter Adams, an same date last year; Europe, bringing in the Yule log 1962 1963 age Store on Tolland Tpke. An examination of the trial long-standing contract between trict) are not Interested in a si^ ed for file with the town. floations tiiey have undergone being available that could be economics professor at Michi­ In his closing argument. Ally district and the town, is still a big event of the y ear.: Killed . .. ^ ...... 306 315 transcript, he said, would Indl- j 11^ sewer project In the area, as The original copy will be fUed over the generations. Also, sim­ good and asked If we had any gan State University; and Raymond J. Devlin Jr., Bieu’a wane House. F>lends may call at the fu- Matthew Paton, Albert Tedford. Insurance Oo. received a favora­ business and financial affairs. rush of having to look up an Laughlin Hq))illard of 57 Pros­ tierai home tonigrht from 7 to 9. Factoiry trained Volkswagen me­ CUSTOMERS ble tax ruling from the Internal He first came to Capitol Hill as ^ " ‘'co'^T^Oon Counsel deter-' address and write It on the en­ pect S t. d l^ yesterday at Man­ Willism Gienty, Luther LcMell Revenue Service and its stock a Senate page boy from his mination of the possibility of something. For among these velope just before the mailman chester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Everett E. Warner and Patrick Dougherty. chanic . . . now associated with E comes. —MRS. L. O. M. ■oared in price. home in Pickens, S.C. removing the Keney Park deaig-1 letters that readers write ex­ She was bom Friday at Man­ Mrs. Flora Brainard Warner, S I I The tax ruling and the stock’s Mrs. Novak has been a cler­ nation from the club’s title to j pressing their own opinions and chester M m orial Hospital. NO FIRST PAYMENT TILL MARCH *64! remove any identificatlcm of the beliefs, you'll find some gems, 83, of East Hartford, mother of Two Killed in Crash sharp rise figured in the news ical employe of the Senate DEAR POLLY — I made a She leaves her maternal Blveretit B. Warner of 95 Cen­ MORIARTY'S last month in connection with a Small Businiss Committee for club with a city operation. j 1 came across this letter, for little box with a hinged lid, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. —Notification of the Con- instance, when leafing through ter St., Manchester, died yester­ WALLiiiNOFORD (AP) — FLYING "A" SERVICE i iQP* WVS ffjPl WIPE PTIPI stock purchase by Rep. John W. the last 14 years. She fell heir padded and covered it with a Frederick McLaughlin of Wa)>- day in East Hartford. Two young persons were injur­ Byrnes, R-Wis. Byrnes put to a partnership in the Carousel necticut State Golf Aaeociation an old magazine, and it seems plastic material to match the ping, and her paternal grand­ Other survivors Include her ed fatally last night when their Mr. Lacy who has had 15 years experience, was formerly $2,300 into the insurance com­ Motel after her husband, Alfred of the tournament ban with the , to me it expresses a point of interior of our car. It makes an parents, Mr. a ^ Mrs. Joseph car collided with a tractor HAMILTON BEACH pany’s stock in 1960 and it sky­ S. Novak, died In March, 1962. hope the association might view about aging that we rare- ideal arm rest, makes It han­ Robillard of RockviUe. husband, one son, three daugh­ associated with a local Volkctwagen dealership. Finest In Performance withdraw its recognition of the'ly rim across in all the articles ters, one brother, one sister, traitor truck. The head-on rocketed to a market value of His death w as' ruled a suicide. dler for the driver to reach a Graveside services will be impact spun the truck across $23,000. The Carousel was taken over club. I written on “aging parents.” flashlight, small tools, etc. and held tomorrow in St: James’ fourteen grandchildren and nine POWERFUL in February of this year by the great-grandchildren. two-lane Route 5. We Are Now Equipped Byrnes had taken the tax The association recognizes The letter says: "I’ve just provides a swell seat for a Cemetery. ,■ The victims were Robert Ba­ 97 C issue up with the Internal Reve­ Serv-U Corp., a vending ma­ one club per course, extending, finished reading a leqgtby arti- small child so he is not tempted The W. P. 9ulsh Funeral Ftineral services will be held jg HAND chine company that was named to stand up while the car is ton, 21, driver of the car, and nue Service. He also had intro­ to it the official golf handlcAp cle in a church publication about Home, 225 Main St., is in tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Jean Woodward, 16. To Do Volkswagen Repairs duced a bill which would have a defendant along with Baker which is the key to participa­ ‘What To Do With Aging Par moving. I use a flower sprin­ charge of arrangements. James T. Pratt Funeral Home, Paul Batdorf of Mechanics- I MIXER had tha effect of reversing the and others in a $300,000 damage tion in state toumamertta. ent’s. (Since everybody is aging kling can with a long spout to 71 Farmington Ave., Hartford. revmue service’s first ruling. suit. • ' the author’s meaning is not fill my steam iron. —MRS. M. Mrs. Frank C. BtticUiaus burg, Pa., the truck driver, was Burial will be private. admitted to Meriden Memorial PHONOLA The’ service later reversed its The suit charged that Baker CD clear.) An appropriate compan­ E. W, Mrs. Margaret E. Brockhaus, There will be no calling COMPLETE ruling. had used influence to transfer *Show* Booked ion piece might be captioned Hospital in fair condition. 71, wife of Prank C. Brockhaus hours. FROM In an emotional House speech the vending machine franchise HARTFORD (A P)—Bushriell ‘What _ To Do With Aging Chll- DEAR POLLY — To add a of 96 Florence St., died early Miss Woodward waa first tak­ FOREIGN CAR STEREO-HIGH FIDEUTY Nov., 21, Byrnes denied he had at an electronics firm in nearby Memorial Auditorium, scene of dren, many___ _ _ of_____ whom appear more festive look to the punch this aftei-noor. after a long Ill­ en to Meriden Memorial Hospi­ S HAMILTON BEACH | done anything unethical or any­ Falls Church, Va., from one many a long performance dur- | unable to meet either the spirit­ you are making for a party, fill ness. tal. She died while being REPAIRS £ IMMERSIBLE STAINLESS f ; thing he'would not have done company to another. Baker has ing the years, win have perhaps ual or material problems of life muffin tins with .water to which She was bom in Manchester Funerals transferred to Grace-New Ha­ for any company or individual denied it. its longest Jan. 31. as successfully as do many of a bit of food coloring has been on Oct. 31, 1892, the daughter ven Hospital. HAMILTON But it will be “under-stage" their parents and grandparents.” of the late Frederick and Min­ added. Drop some hnaraschlno Onrl C. Senkbell I COFFEE $ 1 7 7 7 ^ and not open to the public. It's true today that aging par­ cherries into the colored 'water nie Rode Orabofski. FUND AT $$77,851 Some 35 to 50 Hartford busi­ ents are regarded as problems and freeze. When ready to She leaves one son, William Funeral services for FAIRWAY bon-cutting ceremonies were the 112 other U.N. members to Jensen May Return Has exclusive “Tex­ set today for the opening Of an DEAR POLLY—If the cream NEW YEARS^ convey to their countrymen' the 11.2 mile section of Interstate ture Guide” speed con­ Lowest Price Ever gratitude of all Americans for CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. (AP) you are ^hipping for a dessert R t 84 between Southbury and turns to butter after the sugar trol that whips, purees, their companionship In .sorrow Middlebury, built at a cost of —Jackie Jensen, foimer heavy at Kennedy’s death. hitting Red Sox outfielder, may and vanilla have been added, The traditional grates, chops, mixes, News Tidbits nearly $12.5 million. The open­ do you dump it out? Don’t. Use EVERY SUCCESSFUL PARTY STARTS HERE! blends and liquefies. “And I hope you will tell ing will put a total of 81 miles be back in baniball next season. them,he said, “that the Unit­ .TTie S6-year-

r- by tragedy, united in sorrow, re­ 1964 are indefinite but he did plastic belts into loqg narrow for the holi­ ribbons and use the desired r • NOISEMAKERS • HATS ough cleaning. Fits Sounds newed in spirit, facea the new At Dallas, Tex., Jack Ruby’s not deny he would return to Better year determined that world BOBJERTSON FUNERAL baseball. The talk about Jensen lengths to tie your freezer bags. days is at its ordinary fruit jars. peace, clvU li^ ts and human lawyers are trying to get him PLAINVILLE (AP) — Fu­ getting bgck into uniform start­ If a hard knot is tied, they v^l \ •'STREAMERS • HORNS Than Most welfare become not an illusion out of jail under bond before neral services will be held to­ ed with a story printed In the come undone and can be used best from Visit Norman's complete Traffic Appli- Consoles but a reality.” morrow for Ole W. Robertson, San Francisco Ohnmlcle. Hie over and over again. —MRB. Christmas in a hearing slated 76, a former state representa­ A. K. f • DECORATIONS NAPKINS Dart’s. emee Department for best selection— 3 H.P., 4 cycle Johnson Iwded the United Na- Dec. 28 . . . Voters in 10 central paper said Jensen would either Briggs A Strat­ tlona for succeesee exceeding tive from Plainvtile and bank play or coach with the San GIRLS — Of course, when us- fewest prices! counties vote today on whether Official. Ing this “seasoned” butter for] \ • SERPENTINES CUPS ton engine, posi­ failures. Yet he recognized that Francisoo Giants. tive chain drive, vast problems remain: Conflicts a Democrat or Republican will Robertson, 'who eked yester­ coMcie - making you would de­ ALL TRANSISTOR STEREO HI-FI day, served two terms tn the duct the amount of butter, sug­ EXCLUSIVE S-YEAR fiUARANTEE throws snow between great powers and be­ represent President Johnson’s OVERTURN RED RULING • TABLECLOTHS PLATES Made from our .-right or ^left. tween small nations, disagree­ old congressional district . House of the General Auem-. WASHINGTON (AP) — A ar and vanilla from that calM 6 speakers . . . dia- ments over disarmament, per- After preliminary study of the My, from 1933 to 1936. He was federal appeals court over­ for in the recipe. It would be • G USSW AR E NOVELTIES own recipe of Provides free repair and parts, excepting momi stylus . . . can ■iatence of ancient wrongs F B I’s report on the assassina­ a former vice president of the turned today the convlcUoa of easy to forget this if you are in cord set, container and damage due to mis­ be used arf'a portable Plalnvine Truat Oo. , a hurry. —POLLY frash eggs and agaii)st human righta, tag-end tion of I^sident John F. Ken­ the Conimutost party tor fail­ use, when returned to one of our authorized or consolette. 1 7 9 Survivors include his widow, problems of colonialism. nedy, the presidential investiga­ ure to raglster as an agent ot • ICE BUCKETS and MORE! service stations listed on product guarantee But nations wMch created tion commission calls for ert- a son. a daughter and four the Itovlet’ Union. The basic PROBE MAIL THEFT heavy cream. these problems by working apart denoe on which the report waa grandchildren. ruling of the Circuit Court of WILTON (AP) — Polios and g l , 7 certificate. § S i can solve them by working to­ baaed. Appeals for the District of Co­ postal Inepoictors were today ORDER Oi-der N O W gether, the President said. Justice Department ideatlfles DODD LAUDS CLARK lumbia was that to suptMrt the Investigating theft of mall from ORGANIZATIONAL DISCOUNTS! NOWI He did not emphasize specific accused spy who borrowed WASHINGTON (A P )— The verdict of convffUon the gov- home delivery box'es in the Wil­ from your areas of conflict and disagree­ name of New York priest Rob­ late Justice Charles E. Clark of orttnieat would have to prove ton and Geoegetown areas. the Second U.S. Circuit Court route salesman ment or suggest any specific ert K. Baltch as a 44.year-old .that a votanteer was available Police reported that a large ■ $ LOCATIONS — solutions. native of the Soviet Union Alex­ of Appeals exemplified "all to register for the party under quantity of mail was found FREE MAIN STREET PARKINGi Hs did not say whst the Unit­ ander Sokolov of Tlflis . . . A that is admirable in the expres­ the 18I8 Subvertivo Activities dumped on the reservoir prop­ 875 MAIN SnSET or the dairy. ed States wants. wrapper from a hamburger sion ‘Connecticut Yankee,' ” Control Act. Throughout the- erty of ti'c Second Taxing Dis­ Downtown Dtanebeater He iqentioaed an to the sandwich, giving the name and ■lUd Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- trial to December last year trict of Norwalk. The reservoir AMPLE sold tnr. fbat of all. Conn., yesterdqy In the Seoata. is in WUton. 3 address of a hamburger stand the principal defease contea- FREE TURNPIKE PLABA fill Christmas Years To Pay Ha said his country also wants and observed by Frank Sinatra Dodd, noting that Clark who Uon was that no .such person ■ R. W. DeLong of Bridgeport., to prevent the spread of nuclear died last Friday, waa bom in a U.S. pootal inspector, State PARKING 705 MIDDLE TPKE. E. Jr. while being held captive, could come forward because Next to Popolnr Market DART’S DAIRY weapons to nations not now bav­ may have been a ko'yiclue in Woodbrid|:c, Conn, and gradu­ doing so would Incrtmlaate Troopeif WiUlmm Qualntance, in* them, to push on with arms the apprehension of hiq kidnap- ated from Yale and the Yale Kim as SB individual under and Wilton police were conduct­ 315 EAST CENTER ST.— Phone 643-6430 111M 11 !■ H11 stntrol and r^ucUon, to cooper- efli. Law School, said: “Ha waa other terms of the law. ing the Inveotlgation.

V /■ PAGE t h ir t e e n ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ilANCHESTER, CONN.r TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1963 51ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANLiiESiEK. 'luEoHAy^, DECEMBER 17, 196S PAGE t w e l v e -' dlebury, without a sUte repre­ remote re.sort town where Bur­ told This reporter. "We have ton recently finished filming founw a tranquility such as ■ we sentative since the sudden death J You Always DeMarco, Subdivision Items Fund St 183,794 S.„gail» Cet, Te_n Year., ; -i B olton HEALTH CAKULES Actor Burton 'The Night of. the Iguana.’’ have not had any place else in of Frank W. Gray last month, 1^ Mlfhael A. Petti, M.D. Elizabeth and Burton have the world. It’H the one place Olfta to the Manchester got a new one yesterdky. He Is 8 Sove Af The United Fund have reafched WHAT 14 THE Bf^T WAV TD bought a four-story house there, where no one gives a damn Robert N. Whlttemore. like Before Board, TPC Tonight Chance for Early Parole Free to Wed the biggest in town and plan to about us.’’ I ARTHUR DRUe I8S.T84.81, about 78 per cent 956 Comply with Ordinance, THAW A FROZEN TURKEY, IP "It’s bloody peaceful, says Gray. a-Republlcan, who won a of its goal of $118,000. 'toU'RE IN A HURRY ? live there until Burton starts re­ specikl election. Whlttemore de­ Kdward R. Songsllo, 24, of^under Title IS. Section 4’209 is) main hearsals next year for his plain Burton. "And the tequila s Ills town boned of dlr«otors<^indicnt*d, howevsr, th*t In op- The IniUal Gift division of 'S’ Miss Taylor bloody good.” feated Democrat Francis L. Bar­ will111 me«t Et •_p.m. today In poses th« town's acceptlnc tb- the drive amounts to $53,130, ■Vernon, was sentenced to 10| (2) of the U.S. penal code. He facing Clothes Broadway version of ton 880-364. Gray suffered a the Hearing Room of the veare In prison in U. 8. DtstrlbtJ pointed out that under thi.- law. PBC Advises School Board "Hamelt." space as an o u t^ h i girt ResldenUai OlfU, $18,807.21; oalt MIDDLEBUBY VOTES fatal heart attack at town meet­ Municipal Building to consider although he has modinsil hit Court today on four charge.s the court sets the maximum •(Continued from Page One) “Richard and I love Puerto Read Herald Ads. and Business and employes, penalty and specifies the feder­ MIDDLEBURY (AP) — Mid- ing Nov. 12. ■ request from Republican Di­ request that the developer be $16,757.40. stemming from bank robberies Th8 pubBc bwUdlng oominte-^control over the board of edu- Vallarta,’’ Elizabeth recently rector Harlan Taylor to ter- paid full market value for. the In this itatd snd Kentucky. al board of parole may releas.' cation’s purchases. tartly. Then the lawyer- not Ed­ The offices of the fund Songailo at any time 'clremeU ■Ion (fW ) wiU tell the board Garrity will also be' asked if n u t^ s the oontraot under property, and aake only a lokei: Ten-year sentences, to run con­ eAicatkm a town ordinance die—will go to Mexico, and ob­ which systsma analyst Bruno $1 payment from the town to have been moved to 0$8 Main currently, were Imposed on advisable. Otherwise. Judge * the selectmen have the au­ tain the divorce by proxy. p'sMaroo is studying the Town St., above the Manchester Blumenfeld said. Songallo would it a town orddnanoe, and that thority to make the board of Fisher, informed of Mrs. Bur- Indicate the land transfer Is a Savings Bank. each of the chargea Highway Department. sale, rather Ilian a grant. Songallo pleaded guilty when have to serve one-third of his ttie achool board will have to educaUon change their policy on , ton's divorce said: "Marvelous! At the same time, the Town The planning commleeion has — — — — — — — sentence before being eligible ■omi^ with its temw regarding access to records so that it is in presented before U. S. District Bravo!" planning (Commission (TPC) taken the position that It op- Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld. for release. purchaae of moveable equip­ accord with state statiites. I He asked where the divorce Flaherty told the Judge that ment for the town's Junior-sen­ The town meeting will he \m-iU be meeting In the adjoin­ poses any action which might Two of the counts .stem from a I was obtained. ing probate court hearing imply that the land transfer Is — — May 28 holdup for $1,603 of the Songailo’s mother, father and ior high achool now under con- called to ask the town to ap­ Told that the dateline on the brother \vere In court today: ^ propriate money for a truck for room to consider a request a sale, however, since the land W~b TY * Warehouse Point brsneh of the ■tructlon. story was Guadalajara, he .sang from Green Manor Construc­ deeded to the town—to be re- U O O t e S m U t First Nstlonel Bank of Wlnd- that his slater wan in school and JjjJ The PBC voted last night to road maintenance and to ac­ over the phone the first two bars oould not attend. tell the School board that in cept roads in Ansaldl Acres. I of the famed Mexican song‘s- tion Co. for an extension of tained as open space to avoid Isor Locka The other two the opinion of the PBC items of Three bids were received on ' “Guadalajara." He was in good High Ridge. "urban sprawl"—it still con- ' were incurred in the July 3 moveable equipment "will have the truck. Dillon Sales and' Ihe direotora must also pass sidered part of the eubdivlsion j f],• M. m O O f l U - O f f l #$2,5492.«24tv nolQUpholdup Olof Aa Ovlngton. "w^v f - , voice. the Green Manor request be- cuddly warm robes to be pul out for bdd in the ap­ Service la apparent low bidder: PLACE IT IN IT4 ORIGINAL ! Fisher dl.sclosed that Mickey in determining the overall den­ ^ Kv.. bank and an Aug. 30 ( j ( j P ^ Llel6S[£lt68 proved manner. at $2,589. Hartford Road En-1 WRAPPER UNPER COLP 1 Rudin, Elizabeth's lawyer, had f(m it can be put on file as sity of the homes in the devel­ A The decision was reached a'- terprises Is next at $2,679.05. ■ RUNNING WATER. planned to be In New York last approved, and are scheduled to opment. InPOCase G« Unchallenged S ter consideration of a letter and Dennett and Popp highest Hu M< OimuUi «iv« halplul MotmHm. ■ week discLi.s.slng the settlement oonsider it this evening after It is density the number of from School Supt. Philip C. at $2,685. The bid will be award- ^ . k not to b* • Aarmtic MtiK the TPC’s session. homes per acre—rather than .r. .. w rtockville. who repre.aented ~ ... A to but he had more pre.sslng busl- Tlie subdivision request is actual lot size, that is the final Gordon M. Dobies, 47, of ll <>ongailo'. told Judpe B;umcn- Manchester’s Republicans will 3 s 9 8 8.98 Uguori conveying the school ed if the town approves the ex­ i ness. be represented at the forthcom- board’s decision to make th« penditure. The board of finance! ■ Rudin is al.so Frank Sinatra’s overshadowed by the contro­ arblter of the number of homes Burke Rd., was given a six that Songailo's marriage versy over systems analyst De­ that may be built In a cluster- months suspended sentence by ] to a 15-year-o'd girl when h^ ing special convenUon in Hart- A f girls’ size.s 4 to fix, 8 to 14 in nylon purchases on the boats of spe­ has given Its approval. ; lawyer. He was with the elder ford next month by the slate of cific quotationa from certain The selectmen signed a one-1 Sinatra in Reno. Nev.. last week Marco, hired through auditors *?»,*** tract (although there are ^ Joseph Blumenfeld In was 19 ended In divorce and led fleece, orlon pile, fpiilted cotton or Barry, Marcri A 0>. in Septem­ still restrictions on lot sizes. ,, „ _ . . . _ ., to his troutoloe. delegates cho.sen at a party cau- ■uppllers; and tteUng the rea- year contract with Andover for Local Stocks awaiting word, along with the . ______U.8. District <3ourt today. Dobies cus last month. A nylon in dainty prints or solid pas­ Bcna for the school board’s ber on the basis of his prom­ An'de fit>m the holdups, the $2,500 for using the Andover FBI. on the kidnapers of Frank . was charged with embezzlement attorney Mid. the onlv pre­ Republicans who wished to K tels and red. choice of this method of pur- dump. Thev will meet Monday I Sinatra Jr. ise, to save $30,000 to $50,000 in quotations Furnished by highway daparUnsnt costs, and A i r P e J I i i t i o n R i l l po.atage He was placed on vious offense of a serious na­ challenge the caucus selected ohaalng. with the Andover selectmen to I Insiders believe that the Bur- / \ i r l ^ U l l U l l U n D i l l probation for one year. delegates had until ye.sterday to Jg •Hie PBC, although it dele­ Cobum Mlddlchrook. Inc, I improve s e i^ e to the town. ture comm'tted bv Songailo , discuss the possibility of a long- ton-Taylor nuptials will take « 1 • J Atty. Robert Pigeon, Dobies’ gated the awthority to purchase termb lease, a proposition which Bank Stocks place almost immediately after DeMarco’s contract specified was the theft of an cs>tboai-d i to*" ■ '*’*’'* Asked ttiit he was to provide monthly SI S n C C l ^ 1 r A 1 8 6 Q lawyer, told the court that motor s t a time when he had "" Petitions filed equipment to the board of ed- must go before an Andover Bid the settlement between the ac- ~ ' Dobies is remorseful and has no Party endorsed delegates from ^ uoatlan, ic sUl responsible for town meeting. Town Treasurer Conn. Bank and tre.ss and Fl.sher. progress rsporta to the town been drinking. Manchester will be ]%s Har- K >3 directors. iprevious record. He said he ^ had Sdngallo was so anx’:ais to authorizing payment from the Shirley Riley reported that shei Trust Co...... 73'4 77 The setting will undoubtedly (Conttnued from Page One) been held in high esteem by his * „ew leaT’ that he Ian Taylor. Mra. Jack Mercer. bond issue. has borrowed $30,000 at 2.1 per, Hartford National be Puerto Vallarta. Mexico, the With each rsport, Taylor has and Attys. Arthur LeClaire and J f saM he has become increasingly employers, and was a devoted voluntarily confe.ssed to the First Selectman R ichard cent interest for town expenses Bank Co...... 62 66 pollution, which he called a father to two foster children. * Kentucky holdups even John Shea. « Fire Insurance Companies convinced that DeMarco Is not (Jhosen at large for the fourth Morra interrupted the seJect- In anticipation of taxes. growing threat to national Pigeon said Dobies’ trouble thm-gh he knew a Negro was men'a meeting in the town otf- The dog warden reported 151 Hartford Fire .... 63’ 3 67 delivertng the servioea the town He said more than 6,000 corn- j senatorial district were Edwin jW flees to go downstairs to the complaints received in Novem-1 National Fire ....112 120 sought. was a case of getting into debt beinc so -ght in connection Wvnne of Glastonljury and Mrs. « conference room and personally ber and turned In $9 to the NaUonal Fire ....113 121 MANCHESTER He blames the difficulties on munlUes need help In combat- "over his head." He noted that'v.-jth the rrimes, Attv Fleherty Polly Wookey of South Wind- ^2 caution the PBC concerning the treasurer. Phoneix Fire ....114*3 122V4 the sipparent inability of th e' Ing atr polliition. the embezzlements were ofi«,td each other. program which provided federal L l . fth . diffl- o®"* "u " been convened by the Repub- authority to waive advert! aed ing for the second seffnester Aetna Life ...... 163*3 171*3 149 Middle Tpke. West The November report included ' grants for cooperative re.search this tvn. of esse Is the ' s'* in lican .state committee to con- A 7 Conn. General ..,161*3 169*| .slder a number of far-reaching » competitive bidding hart the teaching scholarship given by Phone 649-2098 a statement which appears to under direction of the secretary nnmh.r^fS nest ntfice em ’ he, wished t selectmen are authorized to the Bolton Sciholarship Fund is Hfd. Steam Boiler 141 151 WicateDaMarco H o ld e r ex-1 of th. Health, EducaUon and E s •'tr y n ’*es changes approved * — waive for all other boards, in­ reminded that applications T ravelers...... 190 198 BOB KIERN.AN. Prop. pacU the consWeratole saving Welfare Deparlmeni, hat I ve done. by the Republican Council in A cluding the PBC, according to must be in by Jan. 15. They Public CtUitles Uwt hla contract suggeeUs. The new measure gives the The judge noted that Songailo November. town ordinance mav be sent to Mrs. (aiarles J. Conn. Light Power 35 Bicycle Repoiring AAlthough linougn TayloTrlayior S eariyearly op-, secretary broaderorosuer suinomyauthority souand been i Dunished srith the had robbed three banks wlUt_ the . The PBC letter to the board Addison. RED 2. Box 456, Man­ Hfd. Elec. Light .. 45*/4 posltiar to the DeMarco study , alao direcU him to recommend [ % b ^ a *ny seniority' weapon which 8]>ain Adda Phone | of educaUon wlU aay “As you chester. Hartford Gas Co. 42H All Types—Expert ^ not shared by Uie Bossxi’s I remedial actions. h.S'Vone vJ^thT , he termed seriot.s snd danger- ■le well aware, the bills for Southern New Eng­ Democratic majority.m-tnritv It becamew . m e I TheseThcse could IncludeUiclude federal in*** "•a go**' *•*". *_^m. ««_ , ous actlous. In view of the fact 55 Guaranteed Workmanship suits for abatement of interstate Postal Insp^tor Tbomaa F. t^at they probably atemmed MADRID - The Spanish Na- , these items have to be approved Manchester Evening Herald land Telephone 52 apparent during the directors’ tional Telephone Company' S "dream wear" Manufacturing Companies Pick-up and Delivery air poIIuUon. The attorney gen- Peckenham told federal offlclaia gongailo’s frustration at by this commission... which Bolton oorrespondent, Cleme- December meetir^f that some of eral also could aid states in .such *he time of Dobies arrest not being able to support his plans to Increase the number of g does not have the right to wvll Young, telephone M8-80HI. Allied Thermal . . 421s ttM Demoomta shared Taylor’s telephone in Span from the waive the bidding requirement. Arrow, Hart. Heg. 56 *3 60’-3 ooncem about DeMarco. intrastate actions If aid was ^hat the embezzlement had been 1 child, the Judge said he would In for whatever she wishes Barden ...... 9*3 10*s asked by the governor and other going on for about a month and gjv, Songallo a chanc* to pre’ent 2,000,000 to 8,000.000 In “TP authorize payment for To terminate DeMarco’s con­ state officials. probably----straighten Involved out less and than sstlsfv $100 the the next 15 years and also to these Items that have been Bristol Brass .... 9»« 11*3 tract wUl require a majority 1 No Arrest Made Coleco ...... 3*v Johnson used 32 pens In sign- *** poatagd. authorities he can be iiset'iil to make 90 per cent of the serrice § quoted without advertising, it vote ot the boswd, which means society. automatic. Last year 151,00(1 j Is our opinion that this action Dunham-Bush ... 4 ** 5 *4 that Tt sonTe ofThe D ^ ^ i ‘"K ‘•’f. *’*"'**<’ g. pegnoir sets JiJ. B. Machine ... 21 *3 24 Conaequently the judge add­ phonea were added and 477 new must be approved by the board In 2-Car Crash ed, he would aentence Songailo zones received service. of selectmen.” North and Judd . . 17 19 R i^^b t^* ^l^r* ty * ^f Uiree^OT | Monday In Most of Taxes g 6 . 0 0 and 7 . 0 0 Peter Paul ...... 31*3 *,e^ne-m a« board In the vote ' ‘“A*’*'' The letter will call attention No Injurlea nor arrests but Plastic Wire Cable 11 13 bill. bo a PBC letter, to the board oon^derable fender damage w-as to terminaia. This prompted him to quip In District Paid lacr trimmed nylon tricot gown of education requesting a re­ Standard Screw . . 34 37 This might t>e politicAlIy dis- ^ anfl pegnoir by Her Maje.'ty. reported to ant car early today Stanley Works .. 19 21 eomforting, since It would im­ that he would have to take new ------vised detailed list of items and Veeder-Root ...... 44V4 48*4 bids for pens to get them cheap- Eighth District Tax Oilleclor costs of the equipment. when police investigated a two- A i A^I 1C ply that the Demoersta erred in The above quotationa are not er and avoid an Increase in the Mrs. Mary Laraia reports that Kenneth Mathewm, a mem cEff crash at W. Middle Tpke. ().\i irkera L I G G i n meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the on ALUMINUM to the town when the develop­ It was the finale of a two-day, enoasniped here bestowed the PRICE school library. CLOVIS, N.M. (AP)—A truck- • DOORS ment is complete as open .space, observance at the spot where' name because of their fond- Selectmen Confer the Wrights lifted their heavier-1 ness for the drink rationed »3.95 train collision Monday derailed under the TTPC’s recent cluster your charge accounf invifed meThe selectmenseiecunen willwin meei'meet 10 cars of the San Franci.sco • W IN D O W S aonlng regulations. than-alr craft 10 feet off the bo them In the 1830's to offaet E Thursday evening with Town Chief. Eight persons remained • CANOPIES THE WAS-NU Director Theodore Powell has ground. 1 deeertlona becauae of boredom. ] Counsel Harold Garrity to draw hospitalized today, up a call for a town meeUng The injured Included the farm •JALOUSIES tentatively set for Monday, Dec. truck driver Warren J. Neill, 18, FREE ESTIMATES SHOP 80 at Giano’s Restaurant. ' Portales, N.M. The truck was EASY TERMS Garrity will be asked If the splintered by the impact. A SANTA’S BEST FRIEND 478 MAIN STREET town ordinance on bidding can Santa Fe Railway spokesman Junior M^orld be amended so that only the said the train was traveling PRE-CHRISTMAS board of selectmen have the about 75 miles per hour. Neill BILL T U N SK r power to waive bidding, in or- suffered only minor head lacer- 649-9095 next to TOTS 'n TEENS der to give the selectmen some atlons and bruises. SALE C Why Different? 956 Main facing Oak 1 0 % O F F * MlUlomof porous On all merchandise in holM glY« EASY draw Hand made S the shop. T H A N K in Italy... Open 10 A.M.-9 P.M. * Vory Hgbt woigiit ' Until Christmas BUY ALL THE ELECTRIC BLANKETS YOU NEEDI YOU! / WILLIE’S STEAK HOUSE & * MoorsciMHim sucks up mohair and wool b u d g e t t h e c o s t w it h y o u r e l e c t r ic BILLI is pleased to announce the opening of its new addition tan • I The Manchester Junior Chamber of Commerce wishes to express its * Mokus tobocco tosVu bulky chain cable ^ sincere thanks to the many merchants whose suppor^ of the Manches­ MARLOW'S K you'vs Mver •wned sn slictilc blEnkct you hovo z rool troat In ttoro. Ono win do tho work of ttr o i Ll UNIT 3 ! ter Town Guide made the publication possible. W e urge you to pa­ ordinary, bulky blankets. Once you’ve tried them, you’re a fan for life. You will bo recelvini a marabir- sweaters OPEN tronize these people throughout the year: ship card to the Hartford Electric Blanket Club through the mall, but you need not w ait CLIP MEMBER- TUES. 'n MOtEL .SHIP CARD and taka It to your dealer. Be sure you have the Account Number from your bill and y o i 12.98 THURS. TILL 10 HENDERSON RD., MANCHESTISR Andrew Ansaldi Co. Manchester Wallpaper & Paint Co. can buy all the blankets you need for "your family and BUDGET THE COST WITH YOUR ELECTRIC BIU. other! from 5.98 to 19,98 Annulli Constinction Co. Mari-Mads A-P Equipment Co. McKinney Bros. Sewage Disposal Co. • KTTEII FOR YOUR HEALTH Memorial Comer Store In all pastels Fred T. Baker Modem Tailor Shop and white Baker Insurance A^ncy Moriarty Bros. Bantly Oil Co., Inc. « t i t P , B. D. Pearl’s Nassiff Amis Co. Fill out Ijlei**'***^ $EE THE UR8EST SELEOTION W Ban*ows & Wallace Co. Norman’s. Inc. this card Billie’s Beauty Shop Nurmi Auto Centrally located on a main thoroughfare—in a quiet sec­ TOWN OF FAMOUt IRANDS and take It to your tion of Manchester. Above: Cardigan in bulky Bourne Buick, Inc. Optical Style Bar, Inc. B\au9 Burton Rice Agency Ozzie’s Shell Service Electric Blanket Dealer IF YOU'RE HAVING FRIENDS OR RELATIVES OVER link cable 75% mohair with w . Carter Chevrolet Co. FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND NEED * Kaywoodie 2 5 % wool, full fashioned C. Gambolati & Son Patrons ACCOMMODATIONS. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 7 Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc. Chardee’s Laundry & Cleaning Village raglan shoulder. Eight needle Conn. Golf Land & Steak Bar Paul’s Paint & Supply Petei'man’s The Units Contain * Medico Filter Pipfa of course and weigh about Dairy Queen Potterton’s Dillon Ford This fobf».*howf you how —ss=s*«' • Television • Air Conditioning Progressive Electric Co. • Individual Thermostats • Ainple Parking one pound— it'i less expen­ Don V^illis’ Garage masy H Is te blankst your ontiro * Yellow Bole 1 i1 • Private Bath Facilities Quinn’s Pharmacy family. For jusf pennft* moro sive to buy them than to Fiano’s Restaurant WITH NEW 1963 Remember: Traveling salesmen, young executives, friends Raymond E. Gorman Ins. Agency, Inc maeh month, you can buy two, make them. Hartford Electric Light Co. Regal’s Men’s Shop Famous Mak* throo, four t or moro Elaetrle or relatives for the finest in sleeping accommodations it s * All MeereehMin Pipe$ Hartford National Bank & 'Trust Co. Robert F. Smith, Inc. ELECTRIC Blankots-ono for ovvryono fa House of Shoes Samuel L. Lavitt Agency BLANKETS ... your homol Htro’s how B wofkft ^ Right: V neck slipover in link Jarvis Realty Co. , Savings Bank of Manchester All You Feel Is Comfort— J & B Plumbing Co. Sears Roebuck & Co._ chain cable mohair and wool, J. D. Realty Co. Servicecenter of Manchester APPROXlMAn OOWM AMOUNT NO. o r MONTHLY Willie’s l,0Ht ------* John P. Bonino Sherwin-Williams Co. NEVER COLD - COST rAYMmr FINANCED MONTHS PAYMENT ^ raglan shoulder. Eight needle $20.00 4 $5.08 Johnson Brothers, Inc. Stem & Co., Inc. NEVER TOO WARM! Ohm —$22.00 $Z00 ‘A price. Two — 44.00 4.00 40.00 8 5.17 Knitter’s World Ted 'Trudon, Inc. Thraa— 46.00 1.00 65.00 13 5.27 Krupen’s Foreign Car Repair T-C Oil Co. Choose from single or full bed size; single or duo controls »t marLOW MOTEL LaBonne-Silverstein Associates, Inc. U & R Housing Corp. prices! Budget It with 10 Henderson Rd., Behind Willie’s Steak House. Two mln< Lane Guitar & Music Center your electric bill . . . utM from Main St.—within walking distance to reetan* Vemcyi National Bank FREE PARKING ON MAIN L. T. Wood Co. rants. Lujon Salon of Beauty Welles Farm Wagon _ For Everything, See or use our convenient Manchester Cari»t Center W. G. Glenney Co. liv e Better ElectrieaOy 1UE HARTFORD ELECTRIC UGHT COMPANY PARKIN G LOT adjoining building Manchester Evening Herald . Whiting Corp. MARLOW'S Manchester Motor Sales Williams Oil Service, Inc. ' MAIN ST.—64»-Sni A' ■ ' I.

■/ ' - Y ■ 1 Vr ■ , . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1963 p a g e f i f t e e n PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESI’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEM B^ 17, 1963 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE I.ITTLE SPORTS about antiqued panels, decora­ tor oolora, wood chopping A n iw r to P fW o w P w ^ Appliances .block tope,, and furniture hous­ Sportstim c ings for these. Also In the home g ift depart­ TOO BAD 't h e * b a t t u n s T Make Good Exclusive af .V , 8EMTUEYS'— • SRestrstned ment are sofas, new carpeting, ^ TrteVOOUT^ ACROSS dining room or bedroom furni­ PAPEK« WH(JS \7ATHREE-R0UNP 4 DomesticatM IBuebtll stick ture. gOT TO t w n MWP / MAN CHESTER TrtAT M EW S* Qp PPt*r o r .th' new G b oo tThatmoyed 5 Self-esteem Gift I d e a,s PAPER, OR 6 0 ^ ° “ ^ 4 Golfer's Wait. 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Instead aha Gardner St., and the late Mrs. VESTERRAY at DeMolay, last night at its | AFTERNOON! THAT WITH YOU? ( 6IKKY! BY DICK TURNER 51 Compam point woukl like such iMKuppaMe re- Georgianna Keish, A'DBC—18« Sporta Final CARNIVAL 62 Of the ear Ohriatmas party aiwnrded merit Miss K in g is a graduate o f IajBU John Wad* ’ (1 Great Momenta In Mm mindeni of your affection as a 'ew* and Sign Oft SSSUtnary (ab.) bars to member* for outdand- Michigan State Umver.-'illy, East Raynor Shlnm 34 Transgression drasa, a waitdh or a ring. Nbwi Sign Oft WPOP—»41* What aha really doesn't want 'jig w ork ki com m unity and Lansing, and is in 'eir.in g in WHAV—*18 Joel Caah 55 Became Bill Hughea submerged la money. This g ift she ooneid- chapter. George T. Anderson, medical technology at Dear­ Eajiy Ed Show born, (Mich.) Hospiti'l. 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■ V-. V *•••-' h . Y ▲ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN fAOff BirrEEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERAlD, MANCHESTER, CONN ^TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968______THE Herald Angle Indians on Road, Rockville Plays at Home, Strangest Episode in Grid Coaching Has Taken Place ■y EAHL YOST —— - T------^ 77 . m r •______Sports Editor East Visits Prince Tech in Hoop Activity

Year’s Top Lineman New Rules Are for the Birds Bv HOWIE HOLCOMB Mobes Woodrow WUson and<*ln Its opener, then lost to'^'jbb. Co-Captain Jack Simmons.A Wilson, back in the CVC^iff>ite lack of much pre-gams u y nvTviiK HVZL.WITID the latter’s hlU- rounding into ba.*ketball shape aagin, is one of the teams Rock' practice, chipped in wito seven Door May Slay Open Basketball games this season, both on a scholastic and Wlntlham last Friday. Back in the more famil­ Cop gym at 8. East Catholic, Dsn Grabowski, last season’s after a long football season, Is vlUe mtsrt beat to win the title points. He was added to the collegiate level, are consuming anywhere from 12 to 22 iar confines of the CCIL a vPlnner over SL Anthony’s also a contender for a starting and earn the role of s Claes B varsity group after three ex­ Passes Along Credit in its varsity debut, is at leading scorer, and Don De­ minutes longer to play than a year ago. The principal and with a nail-biting one- Vito are only lettermen return­ power, the forecast of many pected players were sidelined For Ara Parseghian Prince 'Tech in Hartford; Cov­ role. for various reasons. reasons are two Idiotic rule changes, effective for 1963- point loss to tough Weaver ing I t Platt, Ela.*t is expeoted to employ pre - season writers. Captain entry visits Avon for an after­ Kart Nlederwerfer, Al Putz and Coventry (2-1) ia rat?d the. AUSTIN TEX (AP)—rA coach’s decision and a 64 play, in which (1) the clock is stopped every time an under their belts, Manches­ noon Charter Oak Conference Manchester is expected to go its same lutlt that trounced the Cru.*ader.*. Center Pjwil Jim Martello give the Rams choice over Avon this afte,noon, SOUTH BEND, Ind. (A P)—The door may remain teammate, ’says All-America ^ o t t Appleton are official blows his whistle and (2) the handling of the ter High regains the favo­ game and East Granby tncvols with its some starters—Co- three top scorers phwi Mark Captaln Paul Quasnitschka, VVaickowski (6-7) and for­ just as Ellington Is favored to open at Notre Dame for Ara Parsegrhian to enter as sponsible for his being named Monday in an Associated ball becomes alive again. The^ rites role tonight in its battle to ESlington completing the Bucherl, Dick Lee, Bob New- make it three straight tonight official must hand—not toss or Carl Hohenthal, Jim Walslt, wards Frank Kind (6-2) and head football roach. Press poll as the outstanding college football hneman of quarters in Indianapolis. Peter­ ■with Platt High in Meriden at •late. marker, Ken Kellner and against an under-manned East throw—the ball to a player. 8:16. Manchester is one of Ivx) un­ Bob Evans and Bob E^cavich. Ray LaGace (6-4) give the But if it is closed, who did it— Notre Dame or Par- ^ ------'*^1963. son has served sa athletic offi­ Eagles a lofty front line. Cap­ Charley Wright. Granby combine. Coaches don’t like the rule In addkicn to that game, to­ beaten teams in the O d L and Duke Hutchinson has shown Only one game is on tomor­ Gordon Roberta la the team- cer and manager of the lo:ai well as the sixth men in both tain Tom jilalln and Tom Veteran Wlilt Ferguson re­ leghian? rhangea- The fans have alreaidy night's area schoolboy slate figures to make It two straight joined the squad prior to Fri­ row’s slate — Vlnal Tech at The •trange.'it episode In | mate, and like Appleton, la a voiced their disapproval a n d Legion team for a number of games to date and may pu.*h Lodge are the backcourt start­ Mira Short senior tackle for Texas, the na­ years . . . Nary one Manchester also lists an important Central over the Panthers. The Meriden day's game with Smith and de- Cheney for a t o'clock meeting. •oarhlng has taken place. t Q | - | p c t officials, when they hod a Valley Conference gome that Club defeated Bristol Eastern one of this quintet out of a ers. The Rev. Edmund P. .loyce. j * re? iv F tion's top-ranked team. The de­ High foo'ball player was select­ cision Appleton referred to was t'haiuce to catch their hreaths, ed on either the defensive or of - Notre Dame executive 'vice p '^W’’ 1 ).ave also oondemned — and president, announced Saturday % V O f* K Of Standard made In mid-season and It fenslve 19M AH-OCOL squads placed the nigged 239-pound Ap­ damned — the chongeo. The selected by the coaches . . . Var­ that Northwestern's Par.sephian ^ fcellT^ here Is that tufiese the has become the new coach o f, C C 1 pleton at middle guard as prim­ sity soccer letters at "UConn Players Fined Won by Trull arily a defensive specialist. rule L* altered, especially ihe were won by three Manchester Horse Racing Big $$$ Business Ramsey Strategy the Fighting Irish, succeeding iror Diiitalo "it's on defenaa that lineman one In whkih the officials must students, Bruce . Bonadies, Joe Hugh Devore, who w.ts elevated handle the 'ball before a throw- For Puck Braivl to assi.stant athletic director NBJW YORK (A PI—-MkUTil's gets publicity and wins honors. " Camposeo and Justin Gldman said Appleton. "I also feel that ir from anywhere on the court, . . Ed Morkey, former basket­ NEW YORK (AP)—Nearly S4

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER J7, 15^63 PAGE NINETEtof WllTCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN Houses For Rent 65 Houses For'Sale 72 Houses For Sale liOts For Sale Wanted—^Real Estate 77 Houaehold Goods 51 Apartments— Flatfr— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 By FAGALY and SHORTEN Tenements 63 RoofihR and Chlmnevs 16-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MANCHESTER GREEN —.592 STARKWEATHER Street — MANCHESTER—Large 7 room SOUTH iftANCHESTER — VERNON — Excellent 2 family VERNON LOVELY older 7 TWO BUILDING ibts. prime lo- SELLING YOUR HOUSE? For CRIBS (PORTABLE), atrollere, cation, city utilities. Phllbrlck efficient, courteous service call B. Center St., eight room Completely renovated six room Cape, oversized garage, built-1 Charming 6t4 reom ranch. 4-8, new heatihg eystem, 2-ear room Dutch Colonial, 2-car, ga-„ city feeding tables. New with ac­ ANDOVER — 6 rooms, heat, hot ROOFINO — Speclallilng re­ house, $160 monthly. CaU 649- single. Large rooms. I 'i baths,’ In kitchen, formal dining room, plastered walls, cast Iron garage, preferred location, bus rage. 2 bath.s, n^ar acre lot. I Agency. 649-8464. Jo.seph Barth, Broker;, 649-0320. pairing roofs of all kinds, new A l l SUMMER PESTMIRE WORE THE NEIGMBOR8 cessories. Factory cost and be­ water, etove, fireplace, targe 6201, 649-0643. line. Only $16,900. Hayes Agen­ Fine neighborhood. Hayes yJiTR HIS DAWhl PATROL BACKFIRE-/ bath, 1115. 74a-87M. t______'------new heating system. Three en­ fireplace, family room, fall-out ■ radiators, porch, garage, plc- BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build- ^ ' CLASSIFIED roofs, gutter work, chimneys low. CaU 644-1413. closed porches, combination shelter w^h half bath, outside j turesque setting oh high wood- cy. 643-4803. Agency. 643-4803. Ing lots, land tract.s. farms and WANTED — B-ione lot. Oall cleaned, repaired. Aluminum VERNON AREA — 4 bedrooms, inclosed patio with fireplace, ed lot. Priced to sell. Hayei MOISIEST LAWKIMOWER MR. ALBERT PROVES LARGE 4 room apartment, cen­ windows. This Is an excellent 20 ELRO ST. — Modem Cape, acreage. Financing available. 649-4291. siding. 30 years’ experience bath, living room, dining room, city utilities, minimum down i Agency. 643-4803. RANCH — S->year6-old, 6 rooms, IN TOVIN.' rUL S e OLAD TO YOU THERE IS A trally located. Call 649-4664 af­ kitchen, gartlge, large lot. Value at only $16,900. Desirable convenient for schools, bus. LawTcnce F. Fiano. Realtor. ■ ■ -..... — ■- Free estimates. Call Howley, Bowers School district. T. J. financing. Asking $17,900. Law-i — family kitchen with built-lns, WHEN THE &RASS "SANTA CLAUS’’ ter 2:80. Rental $186 per month. Call shopping. Dra.stlcally reduced 64.3-2768, Charles Nicholson, ------M3-S361, 843-0763. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. rence F Fiano. 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Recent Jarvis built. n i l f ig 'k O 'r iC ' ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ing room, dining room, beauti­ posal, kitchen dining area, em, immaculate 8 bedroom large 3-bedroom Ranch,, car- Cl ^1 or out of CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ z ful G.E. kitchen. Range. R e­ baths, recreation room, heated James Pari.sh. Immediate oc­ COPY CLOSIN(t t i m e FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FURNITURE rental $176 per month, rental COUNTRY patio, acre lot. Bel Air Real cupancy. $17,500. Ellsworth ranch, 19x20 living room, fire­ port, T.s bath.s, fireplace, ma- ice. available all hours Satis­ All 100% Guaranteed, Some In frigerator. Disposal Hoods. with option to buy. Arrange­ place, tiled bath, full ba.sement. hogMy paneled ree room, airie- HOT WATER? MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.— SATURDAY 9 A M/ faction guaranteed. Call 649- z C a^ t staircase. 2 large bed­ GENTLEMAN’S E.state, 643-9332. Mitten Agency. Realtors, 643- Original Factory Crates, With ments can be made to the right Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. site drive, large, well land- For Visiting 1318. 6930. swoRTew I t , Original Serial Numbers. rooms, and many, many ex­ party. 876-9684 , 875-8275. ESTATE SEVEN ROOM spacious home .scaped lot, city utilities, 4';;e',. ,tust 9'jC^ a day for fuel tras. Must be seen. Agent on MOVE FUOHT IN - Lovely 7 PLEASE READ YOUR AD BLONDE BEDROOM In Manchester on quiet street, MANCHESTER — $14,000. Wise mortgage. Transferred owners (Continued from Page One) can get you out of LIVINO ROOM SUITE premises every day. Call eve­ COVENTRY LAKE AREA — 6 Jewel like setting - authen­ 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch. 2- choice for average working room Garrison Colonial, cen­ a.sking $19,500. Lawrence F. Clamifled or “Want Ad»” ar« taken over the phone as a Millinery, T^es-smaking 19 tic reproduction - 8 room ter hall, I 'j baths, 2-rone heat, trouble I 6-PC. DINETTE SET nings owner, 643-4362, Mr. Gill. room cottage, $80 per month. car garage, a.sklng n9.600 Out man and grovring family. Fiano. Realtor. 643.2766. show specifically that convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Rent very reasonable. Live Tel. 742-6462 after 6:80. cape - early American decor garage, close to public and DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the LADIES’ and le ge’ tS Icmen’s cus- W ell, how there’s no grass to c u t -~ b u t — and ACCESSORIES of state owner wants offers. Ta.stefully decorated 4-bedroom Charlc.s Niehnl.son. 742-8364. he was signing for the We.sl WES-nNOHOUSE REP’R. better for less. - paneled puah button kitch­ parochial schools, shopping. next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor­ tom tailoring nnd alteratlons. SOMETHIKKt new has been added' SOUTH WINDSOR — Available Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. home. Near bus. .school, .shop­ Berlin city government. If you live in a typical 643-2264. WESTINGHOUSE TV en. family room, jalousied ping. H. B. Grady, Broker. This is the home you have been GREEN MANOR I^arge chcr- house, you could easily run rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only 2V4 r o o m EFFIOENCy apart­ Jan. 1., six room hou.se, 1V4 porch, magnificent view, looking for for your family in' ry paneled den. 3 bedroom A.gain, the West Berliners WASHING MACHINE $12,200 — MANCHESTER. At 643-8009. refused. out of ' hot water several to the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors which do not ment, living room, bedroom, baths, fireplace, built-in stove two summer hou.ses. $42,000 tractive 5 room Cape, large a fine neighborhood Priced In ranch, large utility room with lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by DELUXE RANGE kitchenette, stove, refrigerator, and oven, $145 monthly. 289- Opinion here was divided times a week. Moving— Trucking— value for $.32,500. Call Art kitchen, plenty of cabinets, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE - Pres­ low twenties. Call Mrs. .sink, awnings, extra cabinets Now you can have all the “ make good” Insertion. Take Your Choice Of Any Of heat, storage space in base­ 4016. as to what political impli­ Storage 29 Foraker 649-5306. 289-8258. ceramic bath, garage. 128x165. tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, Suzanne Sbocis. 643-8886. J. ^ in kitchen, garbage di.snosal. hot water you need at one These Appliances In Addition To ment, parking, near schools, Watson Becek k C o. 522-2114. | wooded backvard. 649-3!'R0. cations this agreement Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, 4’/4 ROOM unfurnished ranch, Carlton W. Hutchins. Realtor, 100x200 wooded lot. This desir- time for anly 9 ’ 4c* a ’ day. MANCHESTER Delivery Light shopping. 189 W. Middle Tpke., 649-6132. might have YOUR COOPERATION WILL Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linole­ knotty pine, oil hot water heat, BARROWS AND a,ble home offers 3 twin sized MANCHESTER — Quality built BOLTON - MINl*TES from the Some officials say it is Think of it—only 8 ’ ^c* a trucking and package delivery. Apt. B. Call Raymond Damato, bedrooms, 2*,4 baths. 23 foot BE appreciated D IA L 643-2711 ums, Dishes And Other Items. working adults, two porches. WALLACE CO. 5 room ranch on well land­ Center, ne.stled among the nothing but a technical day! Refrigerators. washers and 643-7091, 648-9461. CX)NCX)RD RD - Beautiful living room, formal dining: S'es. thank.s to Mobilheat 643-8.389. ranch, large living room, form­ scaped lot. This home features trees on Brookfield Road • 6 agreement witiiout polilical stove moving specialty Folding EVERYTHING room, modem kitchen with all' - and an oil-fired hot water FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ al dining room, cabinet kitchen. fireplax;e, aluminum combina­ room ranch, bpsement gsfrnge, oveftone.s. Others fear it chairs for rent. 6494)752. ONLY $398 SIX ROOM house. 2-car garage, TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 the bullt-ins. laundry room, heater of correct capacity— ond floor, conveniently located, additional acres may be pur- 2 bedrooms, recreation room, Isrge family room with fire­ tions. and many extras. For fireplace. $15,500. Ray S Hoi- ^ gives the East ammunition large yard, $120 monthly. more information call Carl your family can take cjire available January 1. Inquire 44 cha.sed with this unu.sual 6*4 landscaped yard, Marion E. place, 2-car garage, $34,000. combe. Realtor. 644-1285. for the campaign to isfflate Tronble Reaching Our Advertiser? Price Includes Delivery, Set-Up, Available Immediately. 643- Zinsaer. 648-0038, or Howard of all their washing needs Painting— Papering 21 Woodbridge Street. room ranch on high 1% acre Robertson. Realtor, 643-5953 Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. West Berlin from the Service Guarantee. Immediate 4719. Realty Company, 232-6276. MANCHESTER and Vicinity at one time. Delivery Or Free Storage Until lot, 2-car garage, cellar, fire­ We.stern camp and turn it INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint­ TWO FAMIT-iY, reduced, west r. — r .z r v z ' Manchester, new . li.sting into a so-called neutral, de­ Mom can do the family 24-Hour Answering Service Needed. WAN’pED — ELDERLY couple place, oil heat, $14,900. Robert COOPER STREET — 2 family wash. Sis can do the dishes ing. You name vour own price. THREE ROOM apartment, first Wolverton Agency, Realtor, side. 4-4, 2-car garage, plus in­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6 i room Colonial. 1’ - hnths. $16,- militarized city. 649-7863, 875-8401. Phone for appointment floor. West Side. Tel. 643-2863. to share home with adults. duplex 6-5. Features 3 generous room ranch, full baaement, city at the same time Junior Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 649-2813. come from two stores, conven­ bedrooms, enormous kitchen 900 Hebron C3can 5 '; room Help Wanted— Male 36 SAMUEL ALBERT Must be used to country living. ient locatlop. E. J. Carpenter, sewers, attached garage, teens, ranch, kitchen with huiltin.';. take.s his bath, and you en­ Hartford 247-0358 Details arranged, references with dining area, living room, Free to Heraid Readers PAINTING — FIVE room GIRL'S WHITE figure skates, FIVE ROOMS, first floor, oil TALCOTTVILLE — Large 6 Broker, 649-5051. exclu.sive. Evenings Mr. Janes, $13,800. Vernon 5 'j room joy a .shower ranches and capes for $60, MANAGEMENT-TRAINEE for SCHOOL BUS drivers, Vemon- See It Day Or Night heat, storm windows. Spruce exchanged. Write Box 6,3, No. utility room. Rusco combina­ 233-4988, Mr. Morrin, 523-1809. Don't delay—phone us to­ growing credit concern. High Rnckville area, 7:30-8:30 a m., size 6; men’s black figure room ranch, 1',;. baths, fire­ tions, spollc.s3 condition. Un­ ranch, good .starter home. $13 - Want Infonnation on one of our clasetfled adverttaements T No ’Trim and paint extra. Also, If you have no means of trans St., available Jan. 1, $90. Phone West Chester, Conn. place, .storms. Just like new. BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area - An Janes A Roberts Co.. 233-3691. 900. Manchester 7 room ranch, Police Arrests day. Find out how easy it la scraping. 742-8101. School graduate with some col­ 2:15-8:30 p.m. Call 643-2414. .skates, sizes 8 and 9. Phone portatlon. I’ll send my auto for usual floor plan provides answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the 649-6365. 643-6587. Near bus and shopping. Ton- older home ju.st restored. Huge 2 full baths and double garage. to switch to a Mobilheat- lege preferred. Must be over you. No obllg;atlon. bright family room, modem single family atmosphere with GARRISON COLONIAL — 8 fired water heat. PAIN’nN G , EXTERIOR and in­ 21 and have car. P.O. Box 145, THIRD FLOOR apartment, 8 Suburban For Rent 66 gren Agency, 643-6321. double family Income, $22,400. rooms. First floor consists of $21,900 Ell.sworth Mitten Agen­ Michael J. Ajigelo, 17, Verr MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE LARGE TRICYCLE, $6; girl’s kitchen, dining and living room cy. Realtors. 643-6930. •Average family of four. terior. paperhanging, wall­ Rockville. Sales) Wanted 36-A A—L—B—E—R—T’—S rooms, heat, stove and refrig­ down and four large bedrooms Robert Wolverton Agency, large family room with half non, last night was charged paper removed, dry wall work. ice skates, size 13, $2; lady’s SUITABLE FOR older couple, 5 Realtor, 649-2813. bath, modem kitchen with ANSWERING SERVICE mouton coat, $20; girl’s coat, 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD erator, close to school, church MANCHESTER up. Big lot, plenty of trees. with operating a motor veihicle Rea-aonable rate.s. Fully in- LOCAL CHEMICAL .sales route and shopping. Call /between T-8 room year 'round single home, bullt-lns. Including Tappan 400 while his license is under wis- — size 12, $5. All excellent con­ OPEN EVERT NIGHT -nLL 9 centrally heated, garage, fire­ Worth looking at. l.sn’t it? Ask­ 649-0500 875-2519 .■rnred. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lew­ opening for neat, 'reliable and p.m., 643-0082. range, dining room, living pen.sicm. His an-est followed a ENGINE LATHE HAND dition. 649-6536. place, on Andover Iwke .shore, This space could be yours ing price Is only $17,600. T. J. Police Checking MORIARTY is. hard-working man iit-one of the Sepsrating the sightseeing Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. room with fireplace. Second motor %-ehicle cheok by police and leave yenr meeaage. YonTI hear from onr advertteer in Jig THREE ROOM apartment, sec­ $110 per month. 643-2321. WEST SIDE nation's leading companies. Av­ CHRISTMAS TREES — Tag FOR SALE — Loveseat, good "suspects” from the pf)ten- floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full who ntoserved a westbound Cen­ time wlthont spending all evening at the telephone. PAIN’nNG, PAPERHANGING Must be experienced. ond floor, oil heat, hot water, erage income in the five figure now, cut later. Bring the family condition, $20. 643-6413. tiai buying "prospects" is a $17,900 — 5*^ room ranch. East bath. Immediate occupancy. Building Break ter St. vehicle traveling at on 7 $15,200 BROTHERS Good work, rea.sonable rates. bracket, with starting guaran­ gas stove, refrigerator, garage, Side, garage, full cellar, oil hot $21,000. Philbrick Agency, 649- Over 30 years in Manchester. to The Stanley Tree Farm, Houses For Sale 72 job for your broker. When mireiasonaible speed .Vngelo tee of $118 week. Experience Ix>ng Hill Road. Andover, at BLACKSTONE automatic wash­ sunporch. Call after 4, 643-7591. li.sting property, won't you water heat, fireplace, 3 twin 8464 Police are investigating a Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Your neighbor my recommen­ Apply in person. posted a $250 bond while await­ 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 Lost and Found helpful, but not required. For the church, 1.3 miles off Route er with connections, 6-years- $8,600 - WELL KEPT 5*A room call him. .sized bedrooms, lots of living Immaculate 6 room home in weekend break into a lai-ge ing appearance :n Maix-he.sters dation. Raymond Fiske. 849- interview call collect 844-0202 old, excellent condition, $35. LARGE 4 ROOM apartment space here Convenient to renter of West Side, alumi­ SO. mNDSOR — Extra Margin. TWO GOODYEAR tires, 600x16, 6. Large selection, $2.50 up. with private front and rear en­ ranch, 3 bedrooms, attractive Room to grow in. 6 j room warehouse of Green Manor Clrouit Court 12 on Deo.. 30. FOUND — Tour Gift Gallery, 9237. Manchester between 6-8 p.m. 742-8161. dining area, suburban. Owner everything. Wolverton Agency, num storms, copper plumb­ 301-315 Center St. with tubes and rim.s, Practic­ Sea.soned fireplace wood by the trance, al.so attic and base­ R. H. GATES AGENCY ranch expandable to 4 bed­ Construction Co. off Parker St. Watkins Bros. Gifts for all oc- RUCKLAND only. anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. 649-2813. ing. 90x1.50 lot. Immediate ally new. Tel, 649-1769 after 1 EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ trunkful. Open all day Decem­ KITCHEN SET with 6 chairs, ment. Oil hot water heat. Park­ rooms and 2 baths. Something Nothing has been reported mis­ ca-slons from the world over. Realtor. 649-6132. 649-5552 occupancy. W E GIVE Home decorating accessories. p.m. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ ^lANUFACTURING, ber 16 through 24. Otherwise $25; bassinette, brand new, $16. ing available. Call 643-2909. BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANIH — different and only $17,200. Ex­ sing pending an Inventory. Aiiasies Teal Gun by appointment. Call 742-6438. Priced for all radgets, Noel hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully Help Wanted— 643-0600. BOLTON CENTER — 8 room BOLTON — 3 bedroom ranch 6 rooms, 2 bath:, ' beautiful cellent location with trees. Someone ripped a 2-by-3-foot GREEN STAMPS Insured workmanship guaran INC. THREE ROOM apartment, first fireplace, garage, 150x150 lot shop now open. BOY’S ICE SKATES, size 9, ex­ rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ heated rec room, flreplaced Glenn Roberts Agency, Real­ hole in the side of the building, CANBERRA A now, light teed Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If Male or Female 37 floor. Porter Street area, $80 a.s.sumnblc mortgsqfe, $116 living room, new wall-to-wall BEL AIR REAL ESTATE tors, 644-1621, 644-1337. Auto Driving School 7-A cellent condition. Call 643-7350 rage plus small bam. Ba.se­ forced a padlock on a door le.ad- submachine gun has pa«s< LOST — LIGHT yellow meile an­ no answer, call 643-9043. 131 Adams Street, Buckland Musical Instruments 53 per month, includes gas, alec- monthly. Quiet, lovely neigh­ carpeting including hallways, after 6 p.m. ment. two fireplaces, porch, 643-9332 $800 DOWN — YOU can buy ing to building ./i ROOM DUPLEX apartment, metal man, machini.st, baker, a '' puppy ’ ready for Chri.stmas ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one room off kitchen with fireplace, LAWN MOWERS, sharpened Negro. 643-8727. week. Sables and tris. Man­ CASH 'N CARRY 96 W. Middle Turnpike, heat, 2-car garage, covered patio, and repaired, sales and serv­ electrician, loom fixer, weaver, block from Main Street, kitch­ Make Aorons For Gifts chester 649-2759. hot water, electric stove and ' treed lot, walkout baaement, ice, rental equipment. L & M carpenter, painter, oil burner ______NOBODY - BUT NOBODY - en privileges, parking. 643-5127, refrigerator, garage, $120 a UNDERSELLS NA’riONAL 643-9828 $31,500. Philbrick Agency, 649- Automobiles For Sale 4 Elqulpment Corp., Route 83, Help Wanted— Female 3.5 ' man. Apply Conn. State Em- CHRISTMAS STOCKING size' month. Available January 1. 8464, Vernon, 875-7609, Manchester ployment Service, 806 Main bitten, long haired and lovable. VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN THOMPSON HOUSE — Cottage Call 649-2865 before 6 p.m. NEED CAR? Tour credit turn­ exchange. Enterprise 1946. NURSE LICENSED In Con- Street, Manche.ster. ready for Santa's pack. 644- ed down? Short on down pay­ CABINET DEPARTMENT - Street, centrally located, large i nectlcut for small Rockville 0204. THREE ROOM apartment, 36 ment?, Bankrupt? Reposses- TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and i convale.scent home. Free room STAFFED BY CABINET pleasantly furnished rooms, EXPERTS parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ Maple Street, automatic gas Upside-Down Dolly! ■lon? Don't despair! See Hon­ lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, j and board and TV. Tel. 875- heat. Tel. 649-0769. 10,000 est Douglas. Inquire about low­ night and permanent guest 649-6053. 9121. Articles For Sale 45 est down, smallest payments rates. FTVE ROOM apartment, hot SHARPENING Service — Saws, | EXPERIENCED comally bonaz NATIONAL LUMBER, anywhere. No small loan or fi­ ATTENTION FOR SALE — Flat Stone for water, heat, garage. Tel. 643- Green Stamps nance company plan. Douglas knives, axes, shears, skates, lettering embroidery operator, INC. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room, walls, fireplace, veneer and gentleman, shower-bath, priv­ 7363. Motors. 333 Main. rotary blades. Quick service. or will teach power sewing ma­ RETIRED 381 State Street, Given With The Purchase patios. Call 649-0617. ate entrance, parking. Inquire Capitol Equipment Co., 38 chine operator with good hand­ North Haven, Conn. c o r v e t t e s , 1958, one gray, 196 Spruce Street. Of Any NEW or LATE Main St., Manchester. Hours writing, Apply in per.son (no BURR HANDS SNOW BLOWERS - Arlens. 288-8261 one black, one fuel Injection, 4- daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ phone calls) Mechanic Overall Furnished Apartments 63-A Snow Bird, Toro.^Moto Mow­ CLEAN, WARM comfortable MODEL USED CAR speed floor shift, good condi­ day 7-4. 643-7958. Sen'ice, 151 Park Avenue, E. and er, and Bolens tractors, parts room for gentleman In quiet From Now Till Christmas! tion. Call Roy, 246-6851. . Hartford, Conn. and service. Capitol Equip­ THREE and four-rdom heated SNOWPLOWING — Now ac­ INSPECTORS home. Call before 1 or after apartments, himlshed, children 1956 BUICK convertible, fully cepting contracts, seasonal or ment Cto., 3t Main St., Man­ Diamonds— Watches— 6:30 p.m., 649-7410. chester. Open daily 7-5, Thurs­ welcome. G/.rfleld 9-9923. equipped, good condition. Rea- hourly rates. 649-5650. RN or LPN, full or part-time. Jewelry 48 Bonable. 649-1257. Vernon Haven, 876-2077. day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. BEDROOM AND Kitchen,- ftir- SINGLE AND DOUBLE BED­ AVOID HEART attacks and loss YOUR YARN SHOP-Watkins WATCH AND JEWELRY repelr- nished, for two adults, includes PONTIAC 1965, 2-door automa­ of pay. Snow plowing at yopr BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! If Delta Corporation has ROOMS. Call 649-2494. gas, electricity, private' bath, tic drive, radio, heater, excel­ own price. 649-7863, 876-8401. Bros. C,1 o s 1 n g put-Stamped big _ at reasonable prices, things look had now, they may immediate openings goods, n'eedlepolnt-other items. Prompt service, two watch­ heat, and hot water. Call 643- lent condition. Will sell only to be worse after Chri.stmas. ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, i for retired burr hands All reduced to cost, some be­ makers. Manchester’s oldest 7638. private party with $10 down, Housewives can help meet this quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak small monthly payments. Household Services and inspectors. Air­ low. Buy-save. established jeweler. F. E. Street, 643-8368, 246-4738. pre.ssing problem by selling Bray, 737 Main St., State Price, $175. Call 232-5620 eve­ Offered 13-A AVON Cosmetics and Gift Sets craft experience pre­ MOTO MOWER snow throwers Theater Building. Business I.ocatinns The living recorlfl of history a.s it happens i.«i at your finger tips nings or 8-10 a.m. in a territory near home. Only ferred. Full or part- at McBride’s Sport Spot. Apartments— Flats— REWEAVING of bums, moth 2-3 hours a day can earn you For Rent 64 every day— in your daily newspaper. It tells >ou in words what is 1962 FAIRLANE 600, 4-door, 8! holes. Zippers repaired Win­ time basis. ^Temporary h.p. to 6\4 h.p. 639 Center St. Tenements 63 $20 to $30 a week. Call today 649-8747. Fuel and Feed 49-A going on and it shows you who makes news— in pictures. cylinder, automatic transmls- j dow Shades made to measure; for appointment in your home assignment. Will not BUILDING 60x40 suitable for sirwi, low mileage, excellent all .sizes Venetian blinds. Keys! MANCHESTER — SIX Room at your convenience. 289-4922. interfere with Social LOAM SALE — Regular $14 SEASONED CORD WOOD, oaw- storage. Bj-l zone, Buckland condilicn^ 643-6700. made while you wait Tape Re­ duplex, 3 large bedrooms, one Security benefits. Age stone-free loam, $12.50. Also, ed any length, free delivery. section. 649-3458. b r a n d n e w 1964 corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, car garage, central heating. I960 STUDEBAKER Lark, 2- .sand, gravel, stone, fill. Call Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ 7 Main, 640-5221. no barrier. 876-7862. bookkeeper, clerk-typi.st.l clerk, 643-8603. mans, 742-8002. DESIRABLE MAIN Street Of- door Hardtop, 8 cylinder, receptioni.st, nurse., accounting fices, 100% location, heat, standard, radio, heater, white- TWO ROOM apartment, 149 clerk, retail department man­ FOR SALE — Royal and Under­ DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace Oakland Street, $60. 649-6229, janitor, parking. Will remodel walls, low mileage, $795. Call Building— Contracting 14 ager, a.s.sembler, sewing ma­ wood typewriters, recondi­ for tenant. 643-7176. 649-3896. and stove length, $10 per load 9-6. MERCURYS GENERAL BUILDING service, chine operator, drill pre.ss op­ An equal opportunity tioned and guaranteed, late delivered. Tel. 742-7886. alterations, new work, recrea­ erator. factory trainee, packer, employer. models. Rental and repairs. FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, OFFICE SPACE for rent, Route Trucks-^Tractors tion rooms. Warren Hedges. pres.ser, loom cleaner, wait­ $69.50 and up, plus tax. You HIGH QUALITY seaoohed hard­ central location, heat and hot 83, Vernon. McCarthy Enter­ 643-4637 t(fter 5 p.m. ress, .sales people, cocktail ho.s- can save $$$. Call Mr. Bartley, wood, cut to any length ilnd water, one year lease. Call prises. 649-5391. JOHN DEERE Model L tractor te.ss, telephone operator, coun­ 232-5203, '63 Argyle Avenue, W. split, stored inside. Bonus of COMETS 649-6048, between 6-8:30 p.m. with snowplow and dirt plow ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re­ ter girl, apple grader; laundry Apply Hartford. ’’ 100 S & H green stamps with THREE ROOM ar irtment, first STORE, 460 Main Street. 649- 8240 attachments, $495. Tel 649-2136. modeling, bathrooms tiled. Call worker, day workers; tobacco each load delivered before De­ |«nall-M*dluin-large 649-4291. warehouse worker. Will train cember 26, 1963. Leonard Gig- floor, stove and refrigerator. 6229. 9-6. VARIOUS SIZES storm windows on many jobs. Many part-time lio, Bolton. 649-8818. Phone 649-4690. Pretty Uttle tie-on aprons LINCOLNS QUAUTY c a r p e n t r y — as well as full-time openings DELTA $2 each. Call 643-6779 mornings. HEATED STORE, 400 sq. ft., Rooms, ba.sements refinished, SIX ROOM duplex, hot water comer Griswold and Center ■naAce uteejl gifts foi- the holi­ or from our Stock of over 65 NOTICE for temporary Christnifts ,or days, or for !; ning Herald, 11.50 AVK. OF tion will cease to. do business on COOKING AND EATING ap­ MAIN STREET — Close to the terations and additions. Ceil­ Help liVanted— Male 36 ples, most popular varieties, |1 Plugged Sewers fine Bumolt, Manchester Eve­ AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36. April 16, 1964, and all credi­ ings. Workmanship guaran­ Turnpike, four room apartment V- Call 522-0108 or 649-0843 for 16 qt. basket. Botti’s Fruit ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF N.V. tors of said corporation are teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. PLUMBER AND helper, cutter HIGH SCHOOL graduate to on the first floor. Separate oil Maehine Gleaned AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, For Isticlass mailing add 10c Farm, 260 Bush Hill Road. heatUig system. Nice bright BROTHER^ warned to file claims with grinder, screw machine op­ work as assistant to stockroom BIDWELL HOME Improvement Please ask for K.Y. for each pattern. Print Name, Robert W. Gordon, Attorney erator, service station attend­ manager. Experience unneces­ rooms. "Vacant. No faclUtibs for Septic Tanks, Dry Welle, Address with Zone and Pattern "Buy with oonAdence from Hartford County's Oldest ii! Company — Roofing, siding, al­ "G us’' Kamienskj. Sewer Lines, Installed— Cel­ For Ist-cUias maiUng add lOc at Law, 417 East Center Street, ant, flberglas man, truck sary. Willing to teach. Vaca­ Housejhold Goods 51 Children. T. J. Cfockett, Real­ dor each pattern. Print Name, Number. -Lincoln Continental, Mercury, Comet and lEtimng terations. additions and re­ Electrolux Service 8c Sales lar Waterprooflng Done. Manche^tqr, Connecticut, on or driver, butcher apprentice, tion, retirement fund, and tor, 643-1677. Address -with Zone, Style No. Just 50c for the new '63 Al- Willys Jeep Dealer” modeling of all types. Excel- many other benefits aviallable. before April 16, 1964; all claims cement finisher, machine ad­ EVERYTHING IN sterilized re­ and Size. 4bum ! Many lovely designs! Di- opt filed within said period wltl,^s voramanshlp. 646-6496. juster, machine apprentice, 40-hours per week, M o n d a y ------.>4iU______conditioned used furniture and 301 CENTER STREET— 643-5135 FOUR ROOMS, garage, nice MtKINNEY BROS. Tlw new fall A winter '63 'rections for suit and afghan In bs barred by statute. ______porter, mason helper. Apply through Friday. Starting payiCHRISTMAS TREES and appliances, high quality - low Fashion is pure sewing knih: dolly, edgings and slippers $1.60 per hour. Apply 9 a.m ,-4 wreaths. Girl Scout Troop 1, nel^borhood, heat and hot Sewerage DispowU Co. MARKETMASTER, INC. 1 Conn. State Employment Serv- prices. LeBlanc Furniture, IBS deUght. Send 60c now for copy. In crochet! ie«, 806 Main Street, Manches­ p.m. Tel. 289-8421 or inquire 161 367 Broad Street, next to Flak South Street, Rockville, S7B-, water, adults preferred, $110 i80-18S Peail 8t--«48.5M8 S ‘ Read Herald Ads* ter. Paiic Avenue, Eaat Hartford. ' Tire. 2174. Open 9-8. per month. 648-3088. ■» . r- 4 ■ aH. / s - il, -.»■?. ;

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1961 PAGE TWENTY iianrljPBtfr lEofning Sffralh Manchester Stores Open to 9 Tonight for Christmas Shopping *h«olv«d BdMy and noted that 4 Lt. Walter U. Daiidel, son of .The residents of Westhill 12 th Circuit meclumlcaa failure o r RotedHaa COSMETICS Mrs. C. L.. Daiidel. 118 Main Gardens held , a Christmas din­ G. Albert Pearson Embarks plokup truck utarted a chain of ARDEN-RUBINSTBIN Dafly N«t Preai Rm About Town ner Saturday in the Commun-. events that led to hia death. The Weather fft., graduated Friday from the EVVAN*FAHEBGiB F or the W rak' Ended Foreeaat of U. S. Weather B f eatt United S tates Air F o r c e s' ity Hall. Over 12.5 tenants G)urt Cases Fine* were ordered by Judge DiiBARRY-LANVIN John Mather Chapter, Order Squadron Officer School at the and guests enjoyed a turkey On Sill Bottling Venture John Alexander In case MATOHABELLI- November 16, IMS Snow eliding tonight. partial ‘ ■mt E>«. And All the Others clearing late. I.,ow mMr 10. A carol sing rounded out the Most MancHeslerites o< many<^8alMman and deliveryman, all 13,891 . pjn. in tfir il^eonlc Temple. assigned to Carsw-ell Air I^rce rolled into one. Steven J. Walker, 19, of 3 following boo closely; ® Thursday partly sunny, windy. Base. Tex. evening. years standing probably connect Walnut St., and John J. Oltean. Leipter of North Coventry. $26, Blember o< thn Andtt "Slicing the filets la the ARTHUR DRUfi Bnrenn aft CSrciilnHon cold. High around 20. James O. Davis, scm of Mr. the town's annual Christmas part that takes the work. Do­ 23, of 142 Spruce St., yesterdaiy failure to yield the right .of ■ n l Mrs. Sdieain O. Davis. 22f> Jerry Wallaeh, son Mr. way; AJbort R. King, 24, Bast ^^mwhe»teT— A City o f Village Charm Terrence E. Moran, seaman and Mrs. Howard H. \\AlIaeh, celebration with the name of G. ing them right is really an art. eax* pleaded not guilty to slin- Mountain Rd., is undei^ng apprentice. U S. NaN-y, has been Albert Pearson. and is the secret of good sill.” IWw count* of tampering with a H artford, $16, failure to drive basic training At the Naval assigned tfi A N a\’y technical 116 Bretton Rd., was recently a reasonable distance apart; elected president of Upsilon Genial "Al," Manchasler High He showed how tfs he stripped maotor vehicle and the oases (CIsMlfled Advertl*tng on Pago 84) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Training Center. G reat I>akea. school at the Tratning Center, ScJiool mu.sic teacher and choir the flesh from the hundreds of were continued for court trial Dennis W. Urso, 16, Andover, VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 67 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1963 Chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi fra­ $12, driving wRhout a license; JK., for nine w eeka ' - Bainbrldge, Md. He is the son ternity at the University of director for more than 30 years, UiW bones. on Thur.sday. ______SI . . . - % of Mr. and Mrs. Henrj- A. Coijnecticut, Storrs. has long been making Manches­ Pearson readily divulged the They were arreeted in the and Prter E. Stangl, 23, Wol­ Prank U Maloney, son of Moran. 46 Bretton Rd. ter ring with Yuletlde carols— ingredients In his recipe— her­ early momlng o f Dec. 2 when cott, $15. with $10 remitted, Front End Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. MaJo- The employes of the Munici­ as director of student choirs, the ring, onions, vinegar,, orange police followed a trail of foot- disregarding a stop sign. ney, 22 Hlnglewood Dr., recent­ Martha Circle. E m anuel pal Buildings, which includes Round Table Singer.- and the and lemon juice, but wouldn't primta hi the snow leading to Nolles were entered in the Events ly oompieted nine-weeks basic •liuUieran Church, will have a the Hall of Records, Water De­ Manchester Messiah Chorus. detail the "spices" he uses or the calb of a truck, located at cases of Albert L. Adams, 62, Special traliki^ at the Naval Training busineas meeting and Chrisl- partment and Welfare Depart­ Not generally as well known, the proportions of the mixture. o f of 17 Hollister St., for in- Pope to Visit India; the rear a Hartford Rd. I'n- Oenter, Great lAkes, Til. maa party Thursday at 2 p.m. ment, will hold their Chrl.stmaa perhaps, are Pear.son’s culinary The recipe is a modification toxicatlon; and John W. Bis- Rioting Africa Students dustrial plant. Walker and Ol- Rur>' police picked up "I feel better noW than I have dicted total acumulation.* of Jam es A. McGuire. 23, of 175 cade of Soviet trucks at the en- fait In five years," said Jaffer- tranae to Red Square, fighting ..r ; two te four biches. depend- Wood St.. Waterbuiy. Both son Davds. whose kidneys hadn’t were charged with violating the police. tm functioned tines 1967. toff on the section of the The big gates of Spasky Tow­ federal bank robbery law and er. the main entrance from the Twelve physicians from Tu- state. arraigned before U. S. Com­ ■' 'V '4 lane University Medical School A high of near 20 and low Kremlin into Red Square, wa* put two kidneys from a 99- missioner Robert H. Alcorn to­ shut as .student.s rolled over po­ .UUl* at a galaxy of faihionablt fun I Color near 10 was the foreca-st, day in New Haven. ’ Boutlqua..,6 lipsticks and matching Nall pound chimpanzee into Davis’ along with continued im- lice opposition and tried to get Satina...$5.00. Lipstick and Nail Satin body Nov. 15. The transfer seatonabiy cold weather. into the Kremlin. tote... $2.00 took 89 minutes. Want ‘Telitnlex' Out L^.. They stormed past the of­ The doctors cannot say how The prediction for Thurs- HARTFORD (APi The fice of Khrushchev. They were long the chimp kidneys will ds(y in mostly sunny In m ost New Haven Railroad is trilng separated from his office by the work, but they said the alx sonM — partly sunny in to get rid of its remaining “tell­ AV>. No. It’s Not Santa! big red brick wall of the Krem­ weeks the kidneys have func­ Woatam Oonneotfeut — and tales" in Connecticut, a move lin. Whether he was Inside hi* co n tin u ed luweasonably Tliink those boots on the ladder suggest a sneak pi;eview of Cbristnias Eve? tioned well represent the longest which is claima will save $3,000 They don’t. Beside.s. Santa’s slcigli lands on the roof. The boots are those of an office was not learned. successful anlmal-to-h u m a n cold, high 20 to 25. Light a year in maintenance costs. Inside the Kremlin, the Soviet transplant. northwest winds were blow­ A "telltale” is a device placed unidentified firefighter, who i.s enveloped in smoke while fighting a blaze Parliament was meeting, dis­ At a news conference Davis ing this morning and were over the tracks near an under­ around midnight last night at 25 Oak St., Rockville. Story and picture on page cussing the new budget. was asked if he minded having to beoosne southerly later in pass to warn trainmen on top 3. (Herald Photo by Freeman.) Police apparently at no ttm* an animal's kidneys. the day at 10 to 15 miles of the cars that a low bridge is used their guns to control the ARTHURS "I had no choice,” he said. per hour. ahead. It consists of a number students. Instead they wheeled “THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” “The doctors told me I couldn’t of long strands of string and out loud speakers appealing for E M t MAIN STREET— (Corner of St. Janies Stre«t) Mva with w hat I got. JEFFERSON DAVIS wire, something like the old Lines Form them to go home. ”A monkey’s kidneys don’t Personal Income fly nets on horses. Airliner Nearly Hits "Red Square is closed." on* bother m e in any way. All I A trainman who feels the of the sound trucks blared out. wanted to do was survive.” foreign tissue and this has Rut the students paid no atten­ been a key stumbling block in flick of the “telltale” across his For Passes Doctors said Davis can't re­ Up in November face on a pitch black night tion. turn t* his job on New Orleans' animal-to-human transplants. Storming up to a barricade of Davis was treated with anti­ knows he h ^ better duck or McNamara’s Plane docks but he need take no WASHINGTON (API-Person­ risk losing his head. b'ucks, they fought their way more than normal health pre- rejection drugs. Across W all into the square. They ran in Doctors said they decided on al Income in November was at The bankrupt New Haven, eautlons. which is seeking permi.ssion PARIS (AP)—A K135 jet transport taking off with front of the big red tomb of Len­ "The government claime 1 an animal kidney because no a seasonally-adjusted annual BERLIN (API Tliousands of in, and on to Spasky Tower aan’t work anymore,” said suitable human kidney was rate of $472.8 billion, a slight in­ from the State Public Utilities U.S. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and a TWA Commission to prohibit em­ West Berliners, braving, heavy which holds the Kremlin clock. C available for Davis. He had Boeing 707 inbound from Rome narrowly missed a col­ Davis, father of four. ’’They’ve crease over October, the De­ snow and freezing tompera- Fifty police blocked off the put me on a pension. All I got been li'ving through use of an ployes from riding on top of part of Commerce said today. moving cars, said “telltales” lision in a fog at Orly Airport today. area around the Spasky gate. to do is lay back for the mail­ artificial kidney. M cN am ara's U.S. Air F o rc e ------ture.s. queued up today to apply Other police circulated through % The team had used kidneys About one-third of the will be unnecessary if the pro­ m an." for perm its to pa.ss through the Red Square, .some with portable posed rule goes into effect. pilot, Capt^ Meredith Sutton, j , ^ Dr. Keith Reemtama, the doc­ of a Rhesus monkey on Oct. 8 month’s $1.6 billion Increase In braked quickly when he saw the ______...... i,...,* Red wall and see their relative.s loud speakers, asking the 'V 1V on a 32-year-old woman. The the annual rate resulted from runway. Nobody was hurt. in llie Soviet sector for Chri.sl- % -r tors’ qiokesman, said perhaps Boeing through the fog. This crowds to clear the square. kidneys worked for only seven Accounts of the incident var­ Buy now . . . or place your order for ‘ * 'ts. Jo most significant was that "the Increases In total wages and Jailed in Slaying blew the tires of the K135. hut m a .s Shurtly after 2 p.m. crowds of transplanted kidneys not only days. The woman died of her salaries, about one-third from HARTFORD (AP) - John brought it to a jolting halt about ied. "It's tile best Christmas pres­ slioppers who had swarmed into PEARSON'S FAMOUS MARINATED - t - ’ '<> A fimctioned when first put In kidney disease. Interest and dividends, and Arthur G. Sylvester, a.ssislant ent I've ever received. ” said e ^ ] E. Dawson Jr., 29, originally ______if __ the square were driven out i ' i ' - " . . . but went through a phase Dr. Reemtama said Davis r» about one-third from transfer defense secretary, who was rid­ one eldei ly woman wlio, al 3 along with foreign correspond- HERRING charged with first degree mur­ ing with M cNamara, said tlic of rejection and then continued tabled his funcUonlees kidneys payments. The lest category in­ der, was sentenced yesterday to a ,111. was one of tlio first in line. ent.s. to function.” for ”psycholog;ical reasons.” cludes such items as Social Se­ Clioii En-lai 111 K135 had been cleared to take "1 am going to see my daugli- seven to 12 years for man­ off and "apparently the passen­ People continued to pile into The body normally rejects He wanted them. curity benefits and unemploy­ slaughter in the death of an ter. who will need me especially adjoining streets, to see an an­ ment Insurance payments. ger plane got its signals mi.xed this Clirislnias beeanse lice hns- Manchester's Finest Swedish KORV elderly di.shwasher. On Aswan Tour and tired to land.” gry demonstration of foreigners Most of the payroll increase Dawson was convicted of band died just a niontli ago, ” against Russians. -V f ' ' A spokesman for Trans World the woman said made from one of the beet Swedish recipes calling for was due to increased employ­ beating Henry RobiJlard, 73, of ASWAN, Egypt (AP)--Com- Airlines said the Boeing landed The students remained in the special pork and fine lean beef. Not the lowest priced... ment by the service Industries Bristol during a $2,100 robbery West Berlin aulliorilles and square for a time and were re­ muni.st Chine.se Premier Chou normally and was getting off the the East German Communists but the finest quality Korv that can be made. Briton Sees Soviets and by state and local govern­ at Cooke's tavern in Plainville runway at the time. inforced later by some 200 more ments. En-lai faltered and got emerg­ signed an agreement Tuesday last June. Robillard died foui "It has been determined that i' ency treatment from his doctor which allows abnit 800.000 of (See Page Twelve) The total manufacturing pay­ w’ceks later in the hospital. our plane had no responsibility Wc.sl Berlin's 2.2 million resi­ roll showed little change from State's Atty. John D. LaBelle today as he set out to tour the in the affair," he said. Again we feature famous CONNECTICUT Cutting Risky Aims the previous month. dents to see their loved ones be­ said the state could not make Aswan High Dam, the Soviet An explanation from the civil­ hind the wall for tlie first time FRESH LaBROAD-HARVEST TURKEYS. Num­ For the first 11 months, per? a murder charge stick ‘ because Union’s biggest foreign aid ian-controlled airport tower was since it was built in August 1961. sonal income ran at an annual Robillard was suffering from ber available in some sizes is limited . . . so LONDON (AP)—British For-^forelgn secretary and Prime project. still lacking when McNamara Cliildren were given tile day rate of $462 billion, a gain of $21 “m any ailm ents," including The Chinese revolutionary, 62, and his staff boarded another off si'hool so that the people at aign Secretary Richard A. But- Minister Sir Alec Douglas- billion, or 4.7 per cent, over the Bulletins * please order now, for picic-up Monday or Tues­ Home. pneumona, and R would he im- recovered instantly and went K137 thi.s afternoon and took off the perniil offiies, located in lar said today the Soviet Union corresponding 1962 period. Ag­ po.saible to prove that he died Culled from AP Wires day of Christmas waelc. D "abandoning high-risk poli- Butler was asked by airport on to drive around the ma.ssive for a survey mission in South .seliool sports halls, could warm ricultural income decreased, because he was beaten. construction .site on the Nile Viet Nam. I themselves in the classrooms. r p 1 I I ates,” newsmen if the more cautious Soviet policy would eliminate but all other major categories Butler made his comment on advanced over last year. his return from a ministers the danger of new crises of the (See Page Twelve) (See Page Nine) (See Page Twelve) (Sw Page Tivonty-I'lvp) FIKE IN' BETH.4NY Rib Roast Beef and Moprall's ready-to-eat lake a iook..;ialCe^ m eeting in Paris of the North (3uban type. BKTH.tfNY' (-AP) — Fire­ hams are crowding poultry for 1st place at AUanUc Treaty OrganlzaUon, "We have to thank the late men from three town* battled which urged the Soviets to meet President John F. Kennedy for flames and smoke that bil­ Christmas. Please place your order now . . . ttie West half way in the quest his firmness on this issue,” But­ lowed sf least 100 feet into and have one less Christmas thing to worry for peace. ler replied. Johnson Opens Baker Tax Files for Senate Probe the air to quell s two-alarm Butler returned shortly before Butler confirmed that he factory fire here today. The about. V the arrival from Paris of U.S. planned to meet So'vlet Foreign Hoff .Manufacturing Co. on Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Minister Andrei A. Gromyko in WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ Johnson ltd., a two-story who will review problems of ap­ the near future. The two men ate investigators said today ivooilcn structure, was dam ­ Come to Ptoiehurst for. food Gift certificate* . , . the finest proaching the SovleU with the could meet during di.sarmament they are trying to ferret out aged heailly, fire bftlelals custom packed Fruit Baskets . . . Smucker's gift pack talks scheduled to open Jan. 21 where Robert G. Baker got the said. Tlie wooden roof caved in. No injuries were reported. preserves and jellies. in Geneva. thousand* of dollars in cash a He said their talks prob­ witneiss testified he kept in his Thirty-five men from Beth­ Foreign Aid Bill ably will include questions "on Senate office. any. Uoodbrldge and Pros- the dissemination of nuclear To help them, Pre.sident |M‘<1 fought the stubborn Save on Instant coffee at Pinehurst. Buy the Faces New Fight Johnson .signed an executive or­ hlar.e for about 90 inlmites to TT forces.” lO-oz. pack of Instant Maxwell House and get U.§. diplomats here say the der permitting the Rule* Com­ bring if under control. WASHUNOTON (A P )—The U nit^ States is not against the mittee, which i* carrying on the coffeemaker free . . . both for 1.49 which is foreign aid program headed in­ idea of Butler going to Geneva. inquiry, to examine the tax files Sl’KINGFlELD HOIJ>lT A thoughtful The Princess Phone The most graceful tele­ Bell Chime Every time the phone rings, the of Baker, Johnaon's protege S P K I N O F I E L D, Mass. 26c'below going price and save 12c on 6-oz. Extension phones To bring step-saving con­ "Hard-of-heiring” phone fo a new Seriate fight today. The United States has no inten­ gift for anyone who finds it difficultIt to hear. phone ever! Dial lights up for easy night-time family will appreciate this unusual gift. It when the President was Senate (,\P) — .A gunman today venience to Mother, privacy to Dad, mn to The state for a new round of tion of raising the meeting to Instant Maxwell House at our low price of a teenager. Modem phones go in any room This looks like any other phone, Excrat for calling. Flick a switch and your Princess be­ announces calls for all your phones wito a the foreigm ministers’ level nor Democratic leader. mhbini a clerk of a credit comes a softly glowing night-light. Now melodic chime . . . or you can set it for loud debate was set Tuesday when Sen. Carl T. Curtis, R-Neh., union at the East Springfield 1.05. and go there beautifully - in nine of the the tiny, hidden volume control.. Tnere’llThei the Senate Appropriations has Rusk the intention of join­ never again be trouble carrying on a normal comes with a new non-slip, non-slud base. bell or regular ring . . . Handsomely styled ing in the Butler-Gromyko talks. said he regarded the testimony plant of the Weetlnghoue* rayest colors that ever brightened your Ownmlttee approved a meaa- Corp., of S6.010. It wa* the telephone conversation. $1 a month.* In eight lovely ctdors. $.75 a month. in gold or ivory. $.70 a month.* Asked if by meeting Gromyko. about the money a* "the h:g house. Only $1 a month.* a re carrying $3,299,500,000 in point” at the commiUee’s first third hiddiip at the credit CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS ...... lb. 79c new appropriations for over­ Butler was underlining that JL Britain had new disarmament public hearings Tuesday in iUi union in 18 months. The rob­ seas assistance—as compared proposals will be made. Any investigation of Baker's busi­ ber was deei'rllHMl as stocky, RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... - lb. 79c wtUi the $2,801,700,000 the proposals made will depend on ness dealings and allegations of ahiait 28 years old. and w ear­ House voted Monday. talks with Dean Rusk and what conflict of interest. ing a raincoat. The robbery in 1 Blend of Beef, Pork, Veal for meat loaf lb. 75c 8 The Senate group also we can work up on the Allied Baker, 35, resigned Oct. T hronglit losses In the three dro{^>ed a House am endment side.’' roliheries to some .$11,000. M<»« facts? Just call our business <^ce- from his $19,6(X) post as secre­ Freshly Made Sausage M eat ...... lb. 59c that would prohibit the gov- There has been no agenda an tary to the Senate’s Democratic The credit nnloii lost $2,000 and talk with your service representative. anwnenit for guaranteeing pri- nounced for RUsk’s meetings In majority after questions' were to a roblier N'ov. 16, lt)6‘2 and, * rate financing of any sales of London. raised about whether his outside last (ht. 24, wiis robbed of Buy Pepperidge Farm and Arnold’s stuffing—Nuts In the She’ll give you details like colors and prices. •-I THE U. 8. grain to Oomimmist bloc Several ideas have been can­ Interests conflicted with his offi­ $8.0(M). The earlier robberlee vassed by both East and West, Aell or Salted Nuts. . .Pumpkin and all the fixings early Speaking of prices, you don’t pay a penny sountries. cial duties or Involved other i)(n- went unsolved. .MIhs B arbara la the week and have lees to do later. SOUTHERN The S en ate Democratic notably a nonaggression pact proprieties. Rnrnham, asHistant treasurer till sdter Christmas - the charges won’t begin X^eader Mike Mansfield planned between the Warsaw and North The testimoney that Baker kept of tho (redit union, said sh* NEW ENGLAND fo bring up the bill late today Atlantic alliances and a propoa- large amounts of cash in his had withdrawn the money wilder an unanimous consent A Second Line When your talkative teen Home Interphone Imagine your house with until your January phone bill. al to station observers against office came from Mrs. Gertrude from a dow'iitown Springfield ,Come to Pinehurst for Shrimp . . . Oysters . , . TELEPHONE agreement in the hope of get­ surprise attack on both sides of C. Novak, a. trim, blond widow (lank to cash rhecka today. ager^has her own line, your line s t ^ free. tiiis modern inter-communicating system. ting final congressional action the Iron Curtain. •Cendy Canes . . . Ribbon Candy and the famous You can answer the door, talk from room to of a contractor who was Baker's She 'said she was Just stepping No more telephone bottie-nwiks. fP.S. Who­ before this we^end’s Christ- The rift between Communist partner in the building of the from her car behind the build­ Planters Dry Roasted Nuts. ' ever gets the line gets a personal listing in room, transfer calls-all by pickiim up the COMPANY ' Plus one-time chqrge- Bws holiday adjournment. China and the Soviets is another Carousel Motel at Ocean ing housing the credit union I the phone book.) Price varies, depending on nearest telephone. Voices are beara through We do our boat to aarva you battar , (propomnU of the program likely topic. Md. when the robber approached where you live. * a speaker next to eadi phone. $6.76 a month. * there was a posslbil- Douglaa-Hom* hah warned Bhe told o f getting thousands her from the rear, forced h«r 802 Main.. ^ Comer Middle Turnpike to turn over the moaay, and L I n i M ) Mrs. G«rtnid« Nc|v«k, Buc«r iHtobe witneM, shoved theae wpreeeicoe festerdagi. (AP Photofax.) fled thmngh aa aQegr.