FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1964 f AGE TWENTY Aranffe Daily Net Preae Run The Weather F o r the W eek BeM V Foreeeet of D. 8. Weefhe Perennial Planters Oarfen November M, 18M Regina DTtalia Society will Members of the VFW Auxil lege, has appeared on the WTTC .Steamers, cherrystone clams and Mrs. Waltor A. Kelly, 10 Below freoeing aub will meet Montoy at 7 meet Monday at the Italian iary will attend the District Hootennany Road Show. She Is and clam chowder will be Laurel PI., Is serving aboard Police Arrests with oooaolooel froeeteg 4 About Town served tonight from 7 to 9 at the destroyer USS Wltek, oper p.m. at the home of American Club, Bldridge St. meeting Monday at 7:80-- p.m. [a BOMBAY, India (AP)— < ■of the Papacy — from bullding^many problems of nutrition, after building along the route. clothing, shelter, and medical Pope Paul VI flew home to Members of Catholic action care vmch affect so many peo societies gathered at street cor ples.” In Wake^f Mass FBI Arrest Italy today, completing an historic four-day mission to ners with votive candles and Immediately, Sen. Giacinto torches to express their devo Bosco asked his party to urge the heart of Asia .where he tion to "11 Papa” — who Is also the Italian government to pro dramatically initiated a Rome’s bishop. mote an . international .agree world drive to help the poor Deeply moved by what he saw ment for combatting poverty 2 0 Freed and suffering. as he walked through Bombay’s and famine in underdeveloped The Pope had met with presi wretched slums, the Pope PYl- countries. dents and prime ministers, sat day issued a plea to all nations The Italian senator suggested in quiet discussion with leaders to halt the arms race and use at that Italy divert one per cent of On Bonds of eastern churches, and walked least part of the funds to help its annual defense budget — among the destitute as a com poor countries. possibly $21 million — to a bu Ju£t CAN’t Beat mon pastor, weeping at the mis His appeal, directed at news world anti-poverty fund. ery he saw. men in order to mobilize public During his last morning in In Slaying He left by AUtalia Jetliner for opinion around the world, said: India, the Pope visited several Rome Just before noon, Bombay "We entrust to you our special Bombay church congregations, time. message to the world. Would including the Basilica of Mount PHILADELPHIA, Miss. Tens of thousands of Romans that the nations could cease the Mary and St. Peter’s Church. (A P )— Anger, unrest and turned out to cheer the Roman armaments race, and devote He also mingled for an hour unanswered questions grip Catholic pontiff on his drive their resources and . energies with bishops of India. More than from Rome’s Fiumlcino airport instead to the fraternal assist 75 of them were in Bombay ped this eastern Mississip DECORD-BRMriNGVAUIESI through the Eternal City. ance of the developing coun from throughout the country for pi town today after the At the airport were Mayor tries. the 38th International Eucharis FBI arrested 21 white men Amerigo Petrucci, Premier "Would that every nation, tic Congress, which rccasioned Friday in connection with Aldo Moro and a host of city thinking thoughts of peace and his visit to India. and Church officials. not of affliction and war, would At Mount Mary, the Pope was the murder of three civil Bsinners were hung in pairs — contribute even a part of its ex greeted by about 10,000 persons. rights workers last sum the Roman crimson and yellow, penditures for arms to a great mer. along with the yellow and white world fund for the relief of the (See Page Two) Twenty of the 21, including Neshoba County Sheriff Law Big Savings rence Rainey, Deputy Cecil Price and five Ku Klux Klan6- Four in Family men, were free on bond, await Turkish Air Escort ing a hearing in feder^ court On Killed by Car at nearby Meridian Thursday. The FBI charged 19 of tha i men with violating the civil Perils Pope’s Plane WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. rights of the three workers, and (AP)—An automobile kill the other two as accessories. ^ **• • * Famois Make ed four children Friday The FBI complaint said Price night as they walked along ROME (AP)—Turkish air force jets flew danger and nine of the others plotted a rain-slick^ street with the interception of the workers ously close to Pope Paul’s Rome-bound airliner today their mother. The dead near Philadelphia and that it were Emanuel, 6; Cheryl and their wings almost brushed. The papal pilot made Eighteen of the 21 men arrested yesterday in con stand before U.S. Commissioner Esther Carter was part of the conspiracy that emergency radio efforts to have the escorting military Ann, 6; Monica, 4 and Eliz they "would threaten, assault, abeth, 3, children of Mittie nection with the civil rights murders in Mississippi (seated) as they were arraigned. (AP Photofax.) shoot and kill them.” planes called off. ^ Merrlweather, 23, « f Fair- on his way back to Rome from The vlcUma wsre Midiael For 38 tense minutes the view. The mother and oth Schwemer and Andrew Good Bombay, India. er child, Eloise, 2, were In Turkish planes, American-built At a height of 33,000 feet two man, two whits New Yorkers, fighter planes took positions on fair condition in White and James Chtmey, a Negro of single seat F84 Jet fighters, Plains Hospital. cruised with their wings only a each side of the papal plane. GOP Governors Split Events Meridian, Miss. They disap The two on the left side main The accident took place peared after going to Philadel I GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES few feet from the g^iant AUtalia tained a moderate distance. The on Warren Ave. The street phia from nearby Meridian to airliner carrying the Pope, 70 two on the right flew within the does not have sidewalks. In State investigate a church bombing. other passengers and a crew of wingspan of the Pope’s plane, Raymond Jones, 23, list Over Oust Bureh Move Their bodies were foimd In an 12 . sometimes just below it, some ed by police as Uie driver earth-flll dam 44 da3rs later. The Turkish planes had gone times even. of the car. was not held. ’The big question as Philadel aloft as an honorary escort for Frequently the wings over DENVER (A P )—^Republicanfor a more progfresaive leader-opposition to this Dempsey Urges phia residents locked their Automatic 30 Inch the Pope aa he flew over Turkey lapped. govemers tried to hammer out ship of their party. party liberals as Govs. Nelson doors and deserted their streets today the final verelon The GOP governors thus were A. Rockefeller of New York Friday night was whether any Mariner 4 statement proposing a change reported backing away from and Mark O. Hatfield of Ore Cooperation of the 21 men swept .up In the in the conservative leadership pinpointing auiy direct challenge gon, keynoter of the San Fran FBI net would acti^ly be of their party. to Sen. Barry Goldwater’s tenu cisco convention which nomi I. By N.E. States charged with murder. CLOTHES RANGES Party Unity Forecast O.K. Again But a stormy session — and ous control of the party ma- nated Goldwater for President. Murder is not a federal crime long distance telephone calls— nhlnitry...... The word from both was: No unless it is conunitted on feder at Colorado Gov. John A. Love’s And Gov. Paul Fannin of personalities. HARTFORD (AP) — al property. The FBI said It with PABADONA, Calif (AP)—• Inansion Friday night failed to Arizona, elected to fill Gold- Rockefeller said he thought Gov. John Dempsey issued would turn over information to On Reapportion Plan Mariner 4, iU light sensor fixed produce any unanimous agree water’s Senate seat, made it he could live with the state 8 call for unity among the the state for possible murder DRYERS Stprage Drawer ment among the 18 GOP gover prosecution. again on the guiding star Cano clear he would have some dis ment as It stood Friday night. New England states. pus, was slated to get a course nors and govemors-elect sum senting remarks when the But he was not committing Prof. Frederick C. Barg- DlsL Atty. William H. John moned here for a showdown on statement was issued. son Jr., the state prosecutor for HARTFORD (AP)—The Republic;^ and Democratic —changing nudge today from a himself on further changes that Prices Start at a proposal to demand the ouster Fannin hadn’t expected to hoorn predicted “ new, this red clay hill section of Mis state chairmen agree that their parties can get together small rocket on the speeding of imUonal GOP chairman Dean attend the sessions called here (See Page Three) startling changes in the So sissippi, said he was studying on a reapportionment plan for the Connecticut legisla spacecraft Burch. by Idaho Gov. Robert E. Smy- viet government.” the FBI charge^ "but I am SM ture. Scientists at Pasadena’s Jet The assessment made by lie, chairman of the conference, Washington correspon dent in a position to say what action $ will be taken.” Johnson said the Republican Chairman A. Propulsion Laboratory hope the those who attended the session but flew in Friday night and May Craig said there ought to temporarily reapportioning it next grand Jury which could Searle Pinney and Democratic self. Then the convention dele brief firing of the small rocket was that Burch would not be called the meeting irresponsi bo more formal presidential Chairman John M. Bailey, along gates would draw up a per- —programmed for 20 seconds— named in a formal statement to ble. press conferences. return murder Indictmento was with legislative leaders, met mement reapportlonmedt pro will cause Mariner to pass with be issued later in the day. In Smylie had pushed for a res It was all part of the 10th scheduled to meet in February. 127 '127 Friday to sound each other out. posal that would be submitted in 8,600 miles of Mars next stead, a majority of the state olution demanding Burch’s re annual convention of the New Philadelphia, a town of 6,000 executives were expected to call Spacious fast heating Afterward, both said there was to the voters for approval. July 14. placement. But he encountered Ekigland Society o f Newspaper which boasts livestock and lum no point that could not be ne This distance is considered Editors that opened yesterday. ber as its major Industries, was Include.s famous fluff dr,ving master oven and broil The members of the subcom gotiated. mittee on tty constitutional con ideal for a successful fly-by in There was more action on a place of paradox. after tbs c.vcle. Porcelain top and drum. er. Pushbutton con "We are negotiating openly vention af??Reps. Nicholas B. the Interplanatory race to take today’s agenda, including a news of the arrests swept the Calrod heatinjf element. Safe- trols. Convenient appli without each side putting up any Eddy of New Hartford and Ar- the best pictures yet of the Streets, Highways Slippery presentation from three stu nation Friday. t.v starting: switch. 3-position ance outlet. Hi-speed barriers, and that is good,’" line W. Ryan of Branford, and planet. ^ dents who took part in civil "This has Just ruined our said Pinney. Sen. Morgan K. McGuire of Mariner gave its builders at rights work in Mississippi this Christmas,” s ^ one woman, venting. 3 temp, settings. Con Calrod units. Storage year. • "At least nobody has taken a North Stonington, Republicans the Jet Pr^ulslon Laboratory who asked that her name not veniently located lint trap. drawer. firm htand,” said Bailey. "N o some anxious moments Friday Once Welcome Storm Governor Dempsey, who is be used. "I wish they could The Ideal Home Gift and Sens. Fred J. Doocy of chairman of the New England body has taken the position that South Windsor r.nd Charles T. when it temporarily lost its fix have done it sooner, so it wasn't ‘unless you do it the way, we on Canopus, then developed a Governors’ Conference, said the so close to Chr^tmas.” Alfano of Suffield, and Rep. reg^ion’s six states should co won’t play.’ ’’ Robert H. Barnes of Montvllle, disturbing wobble. A salesman, who also asked operate more and compete less. The two-hour, closed session Democrats. This caused a 24-hour delay Becomes Treacherous to remain anonymous, said, ‘T Easy Terms! No Payments fill March 1st, 1965! Up To 3 YearsTo Pay! was the first of many leader.ship In the mid-course maneuver Urging nenvepapers to “get hate to try to go out selling Members of the other sub involved,” Dempsey said: "Help conferences that will be held as origrlnally set for Friday. Monday. I know this Is going to the current special session committee are Sens. Paul J. A rain storm that proraised yesterda.v to help break make New England a truly slow things down.” Falsey of New Haven, John F. But the wobble stopped and united region, developing its works toward pas.sage of re- a long drought turned malign this morning, and coated And there was anger. "It apportionment legislation. Pickett Jr. of Middletown, and the spacecraft’s light • senor physical and human resources G-E Aufomatk seems like they are trying to The leaders announced' the Rep. Robert J. Testo of Bridge again found Canopus^ by late Manchester with a treacherous and dangerous layer of to that they will produce the make an example,” one busi formation of two bipartisan sub port, Democrats, and Rep. John afternoon, thanks to a series of greatest benefit for New Eng committees. One will prepare W. Boyd, Republican. Two Re eight commands from the As a result, both town^ and portedly still hazardous landers and for the whole na nessman said. "That’s why It’s REFLECTOR so unfair.” reports on RepubUcan and Dem publicans have yet to be named. Woomera, Australia, tracking state highway departments had throughout the state as The tion.” V Another man said he figured 11.8 Cubic Foot ocratic positions on reapportion The latter committee will de station. road crews busy, from early this Herald went to press this morn . Professor, B arghoorn, the the 21 would be held imder TOASTER ment and the other will draft tail reapportionment proposals n ie trouble developed when morning sanding the threaten ing. 'Yale Russian expert who was large bonds—"whatever figure guidelines for a constitutional for the benefit of the leaders and Mariner was 1,100,000 miles and ingly slippery streets. The rain storm began yester Medal Winner imprisoned for two weeks in day, promising welcome relief was set by the Rev. Martin Lu- Unique reflected convention. the legislators. They will draft seven days out from earth on 'The first casualty of the Moscow last year on espionage heat toasts bothf from the months-Iong drought Capt. Roger ,H. C. ^REFRIGERATOR The leaders said that they maps illustrating the plans of its seven-month voyage. The storm was a town highway charges, said “another reshuffl which has dropped Manches Donlon will be present (See Page Nine) sides at one time.' were closest to agreement on both parties. spacecraft apparently was well truck, which tipped over about ing of leadersh^ — even a New compact de-' ter’s water supply to its lowest legislation that would set up the The Democrats propose the in front of Zone 2, the com 7 a.m. while at work on Dale ed with the Medal of purge” will occur within a year ■sign. Easy-to-use, point in years. constitutional convention. creation of 89 assembly districts peting vehicle launched by Rus Rd. The accident slowed down Honor by President or two in the Soviet Union. SLEEP easy-to-clean. 9 With Full Width Both parties ag^ree on a con from which 200 representatives sia at Mars six days ago. the towns sanding operation un Water superintendent Law Johnson ■ today, first vention of 84 delegates, 14 from Scientists said a decision was would be elected. ’They would til about 10 a.m. rence Wittkofske reported yes one awarded for brav Trio Pleads Guilty Freezer each of the state’s six con retain the 36 senate districts. still pending on whether they State trucks were out on the terday afternoon that the rain WATERBURY (AP) — Three News Tidbits gressional districts. Republicans have proposed a will order a second firing of the dozen or sb roads in Manches that had fallen by 2 p.m. would ery in the war in GUARD However, they need to settle men described as “near and STEAM and DRY IRON plan which would create a 31- course-changing rocket. It car ter that are under state juris prqvide a measurable addition South Viet Nam. De dear friends” of former deputy from the AP Wires on a date for the convenUon member senate and a 156-seat ries enough fuel for a total bum diction, Including Center and to the town’s water supplies. and a timetable for electing spite several wounds, sheriff Francis Palladlno have house based on 156 districts. of 100 seconds. Main Sts. * He compared the rainfall he led a successful de pleaded guUty to charges of delegates. Driving' conditions were re with the showers of Wednesday Planeloads of weapons iqqMuv The legislature would pass its beating up a man who testified through Saturday of last week, fense against a Viet against Palladino. ently destined to bolster $ convention legislation at the which succeeded In halting the Cong assault last July treating Congo rebels passing same time it would pass a bill drop of the water level in the 6. (AP Photofax.) (See Pi^e Three) through Sudan en route to air- Howard Reservoir and brought ■port only 100 miles from (Ton- Electric BLANKET 7 1 6 7 the Roaring Brook Reservoir in go’s northern border, Khartoum Made of a super soft blend of Ellen Rometscli Glastonbury up about a foot airport officials achnowledgfj 2 flex-grid ice'trays and chiller tray. 3 cabinet and a half. . . . Prime Minister Harold Wil rayon and cotton for long wear .27 Switches from steam to son to fly to Washington tomor shelves, (2 adjustable), porcelain vegetable Mentioned Again If it continued to rain and washability. Completely dry instantly. Light Riisk, Gromyko Plan row for first meetly with weight Eind fully auto drawers, butter compartment, 2 egg shelves through the night, he said, the mothproof. Choice of lovely improvement should be equal President Johnson a^ce their matic. Has built-in cord holds 20 eggs . . . bottom shelf holds '/g gallon In Baker Case election. colors. All you have to do is or better to mat increase, he 12 lift. Famous G-E even- milk containers and tall bottles. Dial defrost, Dr. Martin Luther King, Ne just set it and forget it. TWIN SIZE "tlow controlled steant. said. gro civil rights leader, w^ves gleaming white finish. Protective door stop helps WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen The rain /brought trouble New Meeting Today ate Investigators are studying for three-day sto|mver in Lon prevent bumping and damage. with it w^ll, however. Bige don en route to Oslo, Norway, FBI files on a West German low Brook picked up a head of UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—Secretary of to receive the Nobel Peace beauty while the Bobby Baker water sufficient to lodge two Prize . . . Hundreds of rebel good-sized logs across the' State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei inquiry marks time — probably University of California stu NEW General Electric mouth of the culvert which di- ^ A. Gromyko met again today to explore possible areas to resume Tuesday. dents and others face masa ar yerto the brook under B ran-' of agreement in East-West disputes. raignment Monday, In th.l> The Investigation by the Sen CAN 1. 1 U.S. officials said they ex- — ------)t------week’s sit-in, aS officials gear G-E Aufomatic ate Rules Committee into al Elsewhere open brooks were sharp Soviet policy * were making only slow prog- up for a whopping legal head legations that Baker was at the running fast but without diffi changes which would allow j ress toward breaking the dead- ache. hub of an illegal political pay culty. The heavy rain also OPENER solution of long-outstanding lock over Russia’s refusal to Congressional review of re S L IC IN G ^ off was in its fourth dkjir Fri caused some ponding of rain cold war issues. cent Brltiali and American dis day when the FBI gave its pay dues for the Congo and Opens all hou.sehold can.s water in streets not adequate But they believed that the count rate Increases promised $0.97 K N IF E $ permission' for the committee ly served by storm sewers. Middle East peacekeeping op quickly and easily. The cutter new Kremlin reg^lme still fol today by Chairman Henry B. staff to look at its files on Mrs. The rain continued in smaller erations. bar and magniet can be re Has detachable ALWAYS PLENTY OF lows former Premier Nikita Secretary General U Thant, Reuss of House International moved for ea.sy cleaning. Ellen Rometsch. volumes into the night. Some finance committee. . . . Collect stainless steel blades "W'e’ll move at once,’’ said time after midnight, the U.S. Khrushchev'S peaceful coexis 55, who is supposed to guide Ideal for Christmas glvlii^ and attached 8-foot 1 6 AMPLE PARKING SP^CE tence. line and said Gromyko the negotiations, was taken to ed documents, correspondence \ Lennox P. McLendon, special Weather Bureau in Windsor and manuBcrlpta o f Sylvia cordset. appears to be interested in a hospital Friday and doctoiis committee counsel. 'ITie name Locks reportedX w li—v/a I.WV1 this a morning,zs v a a a a ia ja , caaa an < * . ^ ^ * • i i Beach, late proprletreaa o f o f Mrs. Rometsch popped up off-shore low pressure system! searching for areas of possible ,said he might have peptic, uji- ^ cers. His general condition' Shakespeare 9c Co. famed'Paris several times Ih' the four days brought cooler surface tempera- book store, acquired Prlnoe- o f testimonv, and even before tures to the Connecicut Valley. Today’s session is scheduled described as very good but he Where Service Is for 4 p.m. EST at the head was expected to remain in the ton Unlvendty. Buy Your Piome Gifts the current' round of hearings As a result, the rain turned to SpokjBsmen. for manufacture began McLendon had placed' a ice as it hit the ground. quarters of the U.S. mission to hospital for seyeijil days. er qf foreign-made small auto request with the Justice De- The town, highway depart the U.N. Because of it .teffiporafy no- With Confidence At Our Besf Product partpient for the data on her. ment was notified Ijy policy, at The initial talks dealt main vote truce to allow time for mobiles i» disagreement Wlto Paul Aguirre, a I^erto Rican Ao unidentified town highway departjment employe suiVeys hiA job—iitaking 2:18 this morning of the incip. ly with, thq U.N. financial crisis the financial talks, the General view of researchers .that amall oara a re -laaa,safe than Mgfer N O R M A N / ^ mortgage banker, was quoted 8and from .where therjp’s too much and putting it whpte thdi'e’s too|, little. lent road conditions. A t about 4. but also -ranged bWefiy over Assembly continued to Umitlta other items, including disarma aotlvlties to' apeechmaking:, ones. . . . Dutch, coastal vesaal In tertlmony Friday aa having The ()dded work came aboht when this town highway (iepartment- truck, unable a.m. sand trucks had been load deeortbed "seyara) daya par- ed and were atarttng a alx-foute ment, U.S.-Soviet trade, Ger Japan's Foreign IMlntatar ‘‘Santa Lurta” alnhs o ff nMBtlt to make the hill (m slippery Dale Bd., toppled over while attempting to turn y many and Laos. '' of Bnu Btvw, German soasta) 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE • (Bee Page Two) ' ^around. (Herald l>hoto by Ofianu) (Oee Face T la«ej ° Behlnd-tbe-acenea negottaton (Bee Pago Twa) authoritiaB say. ' rfKI MASCBESTBt^ EVENING HERALD. MANOIESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5,1964 IfANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5,1964 PAGE THRU •Wonders of the Universe- Historic Mission Ends^ Sheinwold on Bridge 1.1.6*1 ■ West dealer Role Played GOP Governors Splitting AVOID VULGAR PREJUDICE MortltSoath vulnerabis Events ^etc Communications Era Pope Paul Flying Home IN RED AND BLACK SUITS NORTH By AURED SHEINWOU) A <52 By Weather Over Move to Oust Burch (Continaed Cram Page One) around a m at tiered altar, Notioaal Men’s Team Chomploii V A K 9 Carl E. Bolen In State Began with Syncom III mduntin r it tier after tier as on In spite of anything you may 0 10984 Carl Ernest Bolen, 74, of icluding 4,000 who had a symbolic Mt. Calvary. ____ A AQ2 Hartford, formarly of Manches (Continaed from Page One)’ most of the controversy about hear, 1 am not prejudiced WIST BAST ter, died last night at St. In Crashes Burch. The Arizona governor marched 12 miles through the At the end of the Via Cruets ■ against the king of clubs, and (Conttnoed from Page Om ) night after a penitential service Way of the Cross — the Pope A K J4 A 109ST FrancU Ho^tal. Hw^ord. might come out of a closed ses brought the first positive sup • Bit DR. LM. u E v rrr, launch, the satellite must 1 mm not p u fii^ to diamonds. ^ 4 ^ 3 2 Mr. Bolen was bom in Got- Manchester police made two sion today. either be launched from the recalling the 14 Stations of the intoned an apostolic blessinjg. The fact Is that q^amonds are a The victim of the beating, port of Goldwater and his views N K B O r O R Cross — points marking inci Then Julius Cardinal Doepfner 0 AKI53 O 762 tenburg, Sweden, May 3, 1890, which occurred at a Waterbury arrests and Issued one written Gov. Cliff Hansen of Wyo Into the conference. ' Tlw Feb PiaaeterinRi equator or, after it is launched gliTs best friend, and my moth A 10987 A KI4S a son of August and Matilda ming and Gov.-elect Daniel dents on Christ’s way to His of Munich led the pilgrimage off er always told me I was a hoy. SOUTH restaurant Nov. 27, was James warning as a result of five ac Fannin said if anything ■was tM The Frankllii Instate in an oblique orbit, its plane crucifixion. on its night-long march. Swanson Bolen. He came to LltUe. Evans of Washington indicated to be done about Burch, the na - The new era In commiinica- must be "doglegged” or skew The rumors got around as usual A AQ3 this country and Manchester In cidents investigated yesterday they were not yet satisfied with' Their solemn procession start From the altar, in the oval because of a bridge hand. ^ QJ10S76S A few days before. Little had tional committee would have tlona opened on Aug. 10 when ed to put it into the plane of ed shortly before midnight, and site of the congress, the Pope 1897 and lived in Manchester testified at a hearing in Circuit and early this morning. Poor the draft. the decision on Its Jan. 22-23 * Thrust Augmmted Delta the equator. As Cape Kennedy West dealer 87 years. He was associated weather conditions may have at the start, Pope Paul himself said a prayer for two who died North-South ■vulnerable A 65 Court that he had sold a stolen But Govs. John H. Reed of meeting In Chicago. "The cold (TAD) booster launched Syn- is not on the equator, the carried a two-foot cross along during his Indian visit; an In WMt North EMt SooA with the late Claude Iriiex In television set to Palladino in played a role in several of Maine and John H. Chofee of Into a synchronous or- launch sequence for Syncom Opening lead—King ' of Dia them. hard fact the governors had to ootti in the somber trail evocative of dian photographer killed on the 1 0 Vats Pus 2 9 the building trade in this area. July 1963. Rhode Island, who have been face was that Goldwater still bK which keeps it at longitude i n indicated a plane chang^e. . man’s sin against his Lord. day of the Pope’s arrival, and monds Pan 3 ^ PsM 4 He was an underwriter with Palladino goes on trial Dec. 16 William R. Campbell, 35, of pushing for a change in the na 180 degrees and over the The other criterion for a West opened tbs king of dia AU Pan Aetna Life Insurance Oo., East Hartford, was charged can command a majority of The pontiff walked and an American priest, the Rt. on a dharge of receiving stolen tional leadership, said they votes of the national committee • MOW ■ :,1^ . '.- \ : ■ ■ ■: ; / f O & MANCHBSTBB. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1964 \ -MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^ C H E S T E R , CONN., SATURDAY, DECElilBER' 6.1964. PAGE n v i M m r l^ r B t F r hlgest vote getters on the Republican ■late. The Illinois at large election was Area Churches Eiriitthtg HfraUi not, however, a wlnifer take all affair. Bolton Oongrefatlonal Ctourch St. Frsacis sT Assisi CInreli The election of at least half o f the can* Churches Rev. J. Btonton Conover, SsoOi Wtsdsor >.. Ota didatea of the losing party was guaran SMith Methodist Otairoh St. Brldgel’s Ctaroh Emanuel Lutheran Church Minister Rev. OorSsa WsSItoiias, teed. ’The Republicans will have 89 Rev. i . Manley Shaw, D.D. Rev. John J. Detoaey, Pastor Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pm Ioc Rsr. Edward J. Rad«ritdi, members in the new House, which they Pastor Rev. Stanley T. Hastlllo Pastor 10 a.m.. Church School. Rev. Richard W. Dupee Rev. pennis R. Hneeey Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser Assistant Pastor used to control handsomely. Aseoeiate Pastor Assistant Pastor mon: ‘ ’What if Jestu Were to ’The history of reapportionment in D- Rev. James M. Oage Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Reappear This Year?’’ Mauas at 7*. 8, 9, 10:80 and I BTfry Ufmatm Bxoapt Aiadajra linola to date has seen the old Republi Counselor a.m. 8 a.m., Service of Holy Oom- 11 a.m. to 12:16 p.m.. Junior 11:80 a.m. yn. SStm UlTh>% Pont orne* at High Fellowship. '. Oooa.. u 8«oand dam H u can Legislature pass a new districting mimlon in Um chapel. Sermon • and 10:46 a.m.. Communion St. James’ Chardl by Pastor Peterson, "Hopeful Monday, 7:80 p.m.. Executive St. Manriee araroh, Belton s which the Democratic Governor Kemer D board. Rev. Bemnrd L. MoGork, ■DMCRpTiUM RATIB* .Worship Service. Dr. Shaw Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, , Waiting.’ ’ I to U t u m vetoed on the ground it was unfair to preaching. Commitment Sun Pastor 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Divine Wor ‘Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Board of Pnotor Taar ••••••••••••••«••••« tn.w organised Democracy. ’That veto threw day. "Message of Christmas Rev. Eugene E. Torpey ship and Church School. Ser Religious Education. • ••••••••••••••••• Friday, 8 p.m., Congregators. Maeees nt 7, 8:80, 10 and the redistricting problem into the hands from Isaiah.’’ Church School for Rev. Joseph H. McCann mon by Pastor Anderson, '”Thy Nursery through Grade 9. Rev. John J. O’Brien Kingdom Come.’’ Nursery for 11 :S0 a.m. ¥ of a bi-partisan commission. This bi Jehovah’s Witnesses (Grades 8 and 9 attending infants. MANCHESTER OUNIIFFE H IG H GRADE _____ at Of Kingdom Hall Sacred Heart Orarch CAR LEASING TOa ABHX3ATkO PIUHB partisan commission deadlocked and church.) Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 6p.m., Hi League meeting in I AMoetotMl Pr«M la uelualralr aoUtla^ found Itself unable to perform. ______10:46 a.m.. Chancel Choir will 11:80 a.m. 6 p.m.. Hi League meeting in Rt. 80, Rockville Rt. SO, Vernon MOTOR SALES to OM tiM ot rainbileUoii ot all nawi dto present excerpts from the Mes Wednesday, 7:16 p.m., Bible Rev. Ralph. Kelley. Pastor PRINTING ■Btebta eradHad to U or mh etkonria* cradli* ’The absence of any nett districting 8 p.m., Public Bible talk given and RENTALS EXPERT AUTO BODY and U t a tnta paprr and alae tba local nawa oub- siah. Senior High Forum. Sec Church of the Assumption Study In the chapel. Rev. Patrick SnlUvsn, system forced the holding of an elec by a representative of the Aaatotant Psotor SEAFOOD FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial ond Mile Club for Grades 8 and Adams 8t. and Thompson Rd. ' JJl r iito 01 ropvblleauoa ol apootaj dto- tion at large—a process Connecticut 9 in Cooper Hall. Watchtower Society, C. Kenyon first In Mmnohester. New CHOICE VARIETY I f l Printing fatoliaa Boraln ara aiao raaarraad. Rev, Francis J, Mihalek Calvary Chnrch e n a m e l and LACXtUER might have been forced to try Nov.3 if 6 to 7 p.m.. Church School, (Aseembllee of God) Jr. His subject for discussion Maeses at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and cars, full malntenanre, fully EEPINISniNOS Pastor will be "Why Do Children ’Turn Prompt and Efficient ■ Tba Boimid PrtmMg Ooniuany. too., aa- the Courts had not permitted legislative Christmas Vespers and Fam Rev. Ernest J. Coppa •47 E. Middle ’Tpke. 11:15 a.m. ^ insured to reduce yonr proh faaaaa ae financial raapoaotonitT for trpia ily Party in Sanctuary and Delinquent?” Qualify r e a s o n a b l e p r i c e s Printing Ot All Kinds — pfitnal orrora appaartof In advertiaaincnta elections to be omitted. Rev. Kenneth L. Oostafson lems and worries. For tail In 1 ^ ^ FREE ESHMATES otbar raaduik raattar to Tha Uaaehaatar C ^per Hall. "Four Candles For Pastor 4:15 p.m., Group discussion St. Bemard’a Cliurch Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and of. the Nov. 1, 1964 issue, of the formation call Baraid. After the regular elecUon for the 1111- Christmas is the theme for ves 11:30 a.m. St. Bemard’o Ter., Rockville Seafood BT. S8— VERNON, CONN. Oommunity Press nols State Senate, which the Republi pers. Gifts for Mansfield will be 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Watchtower magazine, article: Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney, Just Above the Traffic , aarvleo ellam ol N. flL a. SarrWa. toe. Jerusalem — “ A Burdensome Paul Dedoe Ponrioe _PwBalMra RapraaomaUroa — Tha JuUto cans still-control, and the at large elec presented. S t Bartbokmiew’s Church classes for all ages. Paotor 43 O A K ST. Otoele 9 East Middle Tpke. awa Bpaciar Afaocr — Naw Tort Cbi- 7 p.m., Senior High Fellow 11 a.m., Worship Service. Bi Stone To All the Peoples,” para INC. TEL. 649-9981 Ti3L 048-0016 tion for the House, which the Demo Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 878 MAIN STREET Telephone 643-.*>727 Datroit and BoMoa. ship. Dr. WilUam Curtis will ble message by the pastor. graphs 48-69. Page 657. Maasee at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ------A U O lT B im aA tin or cmciTLJk- Rev. Richard C. BoUea Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group Phone 649-8881 p o i crats will now control, the new legisla speak on his trip to Russia. All 8:30 p.m.. Evening Prayer. a.m. Assistant I ^ t o r Bible studies in the book “ Baby ture will have to take up, again, the re interested adults are welcome. 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv We Urge Yon To Support Manchester 7 p.m.. Junior High Fellow lon the Great Has Fallen: God’s Eaotmlnotcr Saturday, December 6 apportionment problem. Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 ice. Hymn singing and Bible The Lutz Junior Museum ship. message. Kingdom Rules! one being held United Presbyterian Rug Conceivably, the two parties will and 11:30 a.m. at Kingdom Hall. GLASS 8 p.m.. Twenties and Thirties Wednesday, 8 p,m.. Midweek Church, USA □ e a n in g / PONTIAC deadlock again, as they have in the pre will meet at the high school to Friday, '7:30 p.m.. Theocratic George S. Slye School, * For Anto Windshields First Church of Christ, Service. ’Theme: "Our Wor Company AMD The Simbas attend the Messiah. Ministry school. Kingston Dr. near Oak St., e For Store Fronts and all vious two efforts to accomplish reap Scientist ship." Importeil, Spanish L5 Hannaway 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. East Hartford stoea of windowa • The first Intimate description wa portionment for the Illinois House. 447 N. Main St. Theme: "Being Filled With the Street Second Congregational Church Zion Evangellftol Rev. Gordon S. Bates, Pastor Del Knowlea, e For Table Tope kave seen of the nature and character One begins to wonder how many years Spirit, Help Others.” WINES TEMPEST 886 N. Main St 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun Lutheran ^ u rch Prop. kf the Congfolese rebels appeared in a ■ of turmoil. In how many states, will have 10 a.m., Worship Service and OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister day school and nursery. (Missouri Synod) United Methodist Church Can 648-0012 to be endured before the mandates of Church School. Nursery through SAIISondSERVIC* SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON f iapatch from LeopoldviUe the other da)l, Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, "God the Only Cause and Cooper and High Sts. Rt. 44A, Bolton *1.00 authored by Uoyd Garrison of the New the judiciary have been achieved. Associate Minister Creator" is the* subject of the The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Junior High. Muscat Sweet, 3-DAY And then one wonders whether, too Bible Lesson to be read in all Pastor Minister Solera Pale Dry, SERVICE! PAUL DODOE J. A. WHITE to r k Times. 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Vernon Methodist Omreh late, even the judiciary itself has not Christian Science churches. ■Tawny Sweet Grape — albo — J The rebel army is composed of men Church School. Nursery through Golden Text: Malachl 2; 10. Se 9 a.m., Sunday School for all 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. R t 80 Ready Cooked Seafoods Here PONTIAC, INC. G U S S COs ^ l e d Slm bu, or Lions. They are initi begun to regret it did not set gentler Grades 7. Holy Communion. lections from the denomina ages. Rev. Morton A. Magee FURNITURE CLEANING 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Worship From now until after the^ 81 Btoeen SL— Tel. 649-1828 stages and more permissive schedules Communion Meditation by the tional textbook will include: p. 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. ated into the movement by ceremonies Service. Third Sunday of At PauVs Has Netv Ryplex Paint holiday* everyone Is going to Finnan haddie— the real An m H-a M--nL MMlai for such a sweeping revolution in grass Rev. Mr. Davis. 267:10. (Science and Health 10- a.m.. Divine Worship with tendance Emphasis. 9 and 10 a.m.. Worship Serv VICHI'S tvhich convince them that they are im- 8 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Group (Communion. T ext: Luke 21: 25- ice and child care. Sermon by The holiday season is almost^------be extra busy, and one way nan ha/Idle Imported from Scot roots context of the American political with Key to the Scriptures by 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellowship. PACKAGE STORE land— is another prime favor {nune to bullets. Correspondent Garri will meet with the Rev. Mr. Mary Baker Eddy.) 36. Theme: The Bible’s Teach the pastor. upon us 8uid if you are wish very low and your floors ■will to get a little extra time is to ite at this time of year for it is son described the procedure as follows; system. Wilson. Wednesday, 8'p.m.. Testimony ing Regarding Christ’s Advent 9 a.m., (jhurch school. Nurs 20 BISSELL ST. ing that you had done a little look like new when they ore Union Congregational Church tUtUed Ririt-CUiA. take advantage of the wonder so delicious served on a cold MANCHESTER 7 :S0 p.m.. Mu Sigma meeting. at the End of the World, and ery, kindergarten. Grades 1 redecorating, cheer up, it is not finished. . “There is apparently no political orl- Rockville ful meals that you can get al and blustery night. Bake it in Group will meet with Mr. and Reading Room hours at 749 the Signs of His Coming Then.” through 4. Senior high. too late to do over a few Have you ever papered a ready cooked and ready to TOURAINE •ntatlon in the Simba army and no writ- Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor half cream and half milk, with Mrs. Stanley Matteson. Main St., excepting legal holi Nursey in the parish house. Rev. James L. Austin 10 a.m.. Church school. 368 BLRNSlDt. AVE. rooms. Stop in at Paul’s Paint room ? Many people feel that serve at Manchester Seafood, MEMORIAL GO. ^n code or statement of goals. A re 8 p.m.. Young Adult Group. Grades 6 through 8. CUSTOM MADE Supply at 645 Main St., and this is a job for a professional a generous amount of butter, Every Theory Has Its Day days, Monday through Satur Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Sun Minister of Christian Education EAST HARTKiRD 43 Oak St. One of the most PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery cruit pledges no allegiance to a cause; ’Tuesday, 7:M p.m.. Church day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m .; Thurs day School staff. 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel talk with Paul Misseri, the and there is no doubt that it popular items on the menu is with boiled or mashed potatoes, CANVAS AWNINGS and you have a meal that is At his swearing-in ceremony is half drama In the world of the experts on In School for Grades 8 through 12. day, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, 6:30 p.m.. Adult 9 a.m.. Church School (or lowship. 289-6333 owner. He is certainly well used to be, but today papering homemade clam chowder and FOR BEST RESULTS tangible theories, the sun of final con information hour. quailifed to advise you, and has really been simplified for it certainly Is hearty as^well as for a king. Quality Mtmeriolt dnd half black magic, Grades 5 through 10. Power and Hand Tools At this season of the year clusion one way or another never really North Methodist Church Trinity Covenant Church Friday, 7:30 p.m., Church 10:30 a.m.. Church School for First Lutheran Church Painting and Decorating wdth the wonderful new Ryplex, you can purchase pre-cut papers, delicious. Elach Thursday and j "First the recruit is scarred on the Council. Rockville the rubber base paint for in Trlmz or Dip and Hang papers Friday they have homemade lobster is rather high priced, over SO Ymltb Experience seta. 800 Parker St. Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. infants through Grade 4. Tools but if you want lobsters, small forehead and chest A locsd tribal priest Rev. Earle R. Custer, Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor 10:45 a.m., Wor.ship Service. Rev. William H. Balkan, Garden and I And Tool* side use, you can change color that take the guesswork out of fish cakes, clam chowder, fried PAUL'S rubs charcoal dust into the wounds. Theories may have periods In which The Presbyterian Church schemes or just put on a freah papering, and you can even clams, French fries, fried scal or large, they are available at CoU 649-5807 Pastor Sermon: "Does Religion Prove Baby, Household. Party Manchester Seafood. However, they seem more fashionable than others. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with 43 Spruce St. 8:45 a.m., Ellington O nter coat of paint and have the rent a papering board from lops, fried shrimp and fish and PAINT SUPPLY ^ incantation follows u the priest Anything?” Mr. Bowman and Banquet SuppUes if you do want the extra large A . A lM E T n , Prop. There are cycles and vogues of style. a class for kindergarten through Rev. James L. Ransom School Sunday School. room settled almost before you Paul’s Paint Supply. If there cliips. Any one of these items drapes the recruit in animal skins, in 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship preaching. Invalid Needs ones, it would be wise to place 645 Main Street adult. Minister 3 to 6:30 p.m., A Christmas 9 a.m., First Lutheran Church can believe your eyes. are children in the home, ask would serve as a main course But it is very seldom that the expert Service. Qimmunion Sunday. your order a bit ahead of time; Barrlson St^ Maneheetea the Congo a leopard skin is considered 10:46 a.m., Worsliip Service. Family Workshop in the social School. Claeses for ail ages. Ryplex is the indoor paint Mr. Misseri about Birge Me and the cost is so reasonable Tel. 649-0300 who- preaches one thing or another Sermon: "Conceived . . . and any size is available on order. tha most powerful symbol of potency. The Sacrament of CJommunlon 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with room where families wiil work 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. that will do exactly what Tru- dallion papers with the clear that you could not make it any Bom ." Shrimp is listed as the favor really needs to disappear from the pub 9 a.m.. Church School, Nurs will be observed and a Memo classes for Nursery through together making decorations Second Sunday in Advent. flex will do for the outside of plastic covering to protect it cheaper at home — and there , "Then the recruit is told to turn and C all 644-1111 ite of all seafood and especially lic scene, or change his tune. ery, and Grades 4 through 12. rial Service for the late Dr. Adults. and gifts. Simple decorations Monday. 7:15 p.m., Sea SEE US FOR; your home. It is a quick-drying against dirty finger marks, is no fuse or muss to getting walk away. When he is a few feet away, e Aluminum Roil Up smudges, etc. Just wipe off the when they come from Manches Upholstery Let him keep whistling, and sooner or 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Paul Carlson will be conducted. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. will be available for the pre Scouts. FOR REPAIRS. paint that you can apply with a meal. Just phone them at a Simba fires a shot into the air. The 2:30 p.m.. Visitation at Green Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Ran Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.. Church Awning* either a roller or a brush. Try soiled area with a damp cloth. 649-9937 and tell them the ter Seafood. Whether you later people will begin joining him Nursery, Kindergarten, and school children to make. At 5 REPLACEMENT and PPI Shop STEVENSON’S recruit is brought back, and the priest Grades 1 through 3. Lodge Convalescent Home, som. Nursery and Children’s p.m. "The Origins of Our Christ Council. • Door Canople* using a r e l i e f it is so much By the way, the plastic coating time you would like to pick up choose the uncooked or cooxed again. • Storm Dour* o A,^ALL TYPES OF shrimp, you will enjoy them to RB-UFHOLSTBBIMO proclaims: ‘You are now a Simba. You 6 p.m.. Senior Methodist 7 p,m,. Evening Service in Churches. mas Customs" will be presented quicker and tm results are pro does not change the appearance any one of the items and it will What sparks such a philosophical Youth Fellowship. Fellowship Hall. Introducing 7 p.m.. Evening Service with by members of the Junior and First Congregational Chureh • Combination Windows fessional in appearance. Not of the paper in any way—it be piping hot for you to take the utmost. Around the holi * Modarn FurnlturG ESSO U ’t immune to bullets.’ looks like an uncoated paper. days shrimp is a prime favor vein of thought, at the moment, is a 7:30 p.m.. Membership sem Universal Bible Week will be hymn sing, sacred verse, and Senior Pilgrim Fellowships. Sup Vernon Manchester Awning Co. only does it go on quickly and right home. and Anriquffs 405 MAIN ST. "Such rituals do not end with induc inar. an American Bible Society film. message by the pastor. per at 5:30. Worship Service at Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister 196 WEST CENTER ST. smoothly but it covers small Paul’s Paint Supply is head Until you have tasted the ite, and if you are planning a I recommendation just made by the Pub quarters for Touralne Paints, party, it might be wise to place TEL. 649-5533 tion. There are visits with the priest be Monday, 8 p.m.. Woman’s So "The Bearer of the Book," de Monday, 7:45 p.m., Sunday 6:15. Miss Helen C. Fischer, Telephone 649-8091 imperfections. With sixteen col food from Manchester Seafood e Store Stoolg and Booth* fore each battle. Bridges are festooned lic Education Association, which is con ciety of Christian Service. picting the translation, publica School staff meeting. Monday, 7:30 p.m.. The Pru Director of Christfan Edncatlon Established 1949 ors to choose from you are manufacture* by the. West you have no idea of Just how your order ahead of time so • Custom Furniture tion, and distribution of the Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Discus Paint Co., and Mr. Misseri feels that you will not be disappoint Slipcovers nnd Draperies * Tun«-ups with ‘magic’ palm fronds when enemy sidered one of the really weighty .pow Tuesday, 8 p.m., Methodist dential Board will meet in the sure to pick a color that will good it is, and your whole fam ers in the field of educational theory Men’s Cabinet. Scriptures. sion hour at the manse. Topic: chapel.''Meeting of the Business 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship please you. However, any one that no other paint equals Tour lly will vote for more meals •d. On most occEusions, Man Made to Order planes appear. Dead rebels are al Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Deacon WOODCOCK alne Paints. chester Seafood has an ample Complete Seleotiea of * EnghiB Cltaning down in New York City. 8 p.m.. Commission on Mem “ Is the ‘Virgin Birth’ Impor Committee immediately after. Service. Sermon: "Journey Into of the colors may be blended from there. By the way, they ways foimd with talismans—beads, bership and Evangelism. board. tant?” 7 :30 p.m.. Prayer Group. Christmas.” REFRIGERATION CO. to produce any particular shade For decorating ideas stop in also carry zesty cocktail sauce supply of shrimp at all times Btoterinis * Minor Repairs tufts of monkey fur, handfuls of polished The recommendation made by this Wednesday, 6 a.m.. Men’s Bi Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., ’Trustee Tuesday, 3:15 p.m., Brownie 8:26 and 10:55 a.m., Church you have in mind. Paul’s Paint Supply and look and a tartar sauce that is real but they are such a favorite FREE ESTIMATES board. through the A d e 1 p h 1 Color and so versatile in their use, Levrer Level of the Parkade ■tones, twisted chicken bones—in their prestigious organization may be sum ble class. Community Baptist Church Troop. School. ; , u Not only does Ryplex go on ly superb. To round out a ful * 2l.tpr Stcnnps med up in one word. 7 a.m.. Senior Youth Bible Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid 585 E. Center St. Wednesday, 2 p.m.. The Mis 4 to 6 p.m., Family work T ROPIKE quickly and smootlily but there Guide. By using this guide you ly balanced meal just serve a tell them about how many you 649-88M pockets. week Advent Service. wrtoM to** Hut* am will be using so that you may "Decentralize!” it cries. class. Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, sions Fellowship. The topic will shop. is no permeating odor of paint can he your own decorator, and tossed salad and crusty Ital ’ "Captured correspondence discloses 9:30 a.m., Christian Growth FrKfcy, 7 p.m.. Junior Hi- Minister be "Israel, as a nation, its peo 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel AUTO B O D Y to fill the entire house and it because it is decorator ap ian or Frelch bread be sure of having your order that even senior rebel officers believe ’The Public Education Association is Group. LeaguS CIhristmas program and ple. industries and govern lowship. drie.s so quickly; just 30 min proved, the results will have a Of course oysters are in sea filled. sued this mandate only a day or two social. professional appearance. There Arthur and Loring Ventura their ‘dawa,’ or magic, is more power Thursday, 7 p.m.. Education 9:30 a.m., (Church School for ment." 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel utes and your paint is dry. son now, and at Manchester VIC’S PIZZA SHOP E after Dr. Conant, the continuous foimt Cabinet. all ages. Classes through C..acle 6:30 p.m., The Men’s Union lowship. Should you spill paint on the .are 30 color illustrations and Seafood you will find those make every effort to see that DON WILLIS 158 W . Middle Turnpike ful than the enemy’s." 700 different color combinations all of their seafood is delivered of supposed wisdom on educational mat 8 p.m.. Commission on Educa United Pentecostal Church 4 will have an expanded session. will meet for a dinner served by Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Board floor, just wipe it up with a wonderfully plump Chesapeake Phone 649-8100 ‘ Correspondent Garrison went on to re tion. 187 Woodbridge St. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. members of tlie Women’s Fel of Oiristian Education. damp sponge; when you are for you to choose from. Whether oysters that are delicious immediately so that It will lose ters. was publishing a new book in rnxpmrt CAUL late that, in many instances, contrary Friday, 8 p.m,, Christian So Rev. Robert I,. Baker Communion. Sermon: "Our lowship. The speaker will be the Thursday, 8 p.m., Adult mem finished, wash the brush or .you plan to redecorate now or When it comes to versatility, none cf its freshness and you 8ARA8E PIZZA WRECKER later, stop in at Paul’s Paint to recent atrocities, the Simbas have which he seemed to suggest great co cial Concerns commission. Covenant: God’s Word and Our Rev. J. Roland Palangio, Minis bership class. • M O V IN C roller in water to cleanse it actually there la nothing more can actually taste the differ 18 Main SU Tel. 649-4.531 ordination and centralization of educa Saturday, 8 p.m., Come-Dou- 10 a.m,, Sunday school. Life.” A nursery is provided ter of Men and Missions of the Saturday, 9:30 a.m.. Young thoroughly and the paint wash Supply and see this most help versatile than oysters. You ence. Once you have purchased SPAGHEHI Shown restraint and respect in their at SERVICE ful guide. You are welcome to tional policy and administration. bles Club with Dr. Curtis. 11 a.m., Worship. during the worship service. Connecticut (Conference Office. Peoples membership class. es off your hknds just as easily. may serve them In so many seafood from Manchester Sea RAVIOLI titude toward Eluropeans. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic .serv’ice. 7 p.m.. Junior High Baptist His topic will be "Who Are come m and look around at any ways—In stsw, scalloped, as a food you will never be satisfied SpGelollibig m And if one didn’t realize that such a Ask about it. ' They talk much of certain elemental Gospel Hall Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Youth Fellowship. Topic: “ See Unitarian Unlversalist There is little point in re -,,time_____ and . Mr. _ Misseri will . be stuffing- for a turkey or eat with any other. The store is OPEN DAILY virtues, and proclaim themselves to be sentiment would be Impossible for such 415 Center St. .study, prayer meeting. ing, Red in a Green World." 7 p.m,. Explorer Scouts. Fellowship , decorating a room if the floors 1 ^ “ Y them raw with a well seeisoned open daily Tuesday to IRAKE SERVICE 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. a fine organization in this era when so 7 p.m.. Senior High Baptist 2689 Main St., GlMtonbury cocktail saude. If you are under Saturday from 8 to 6 busaders against the "tribalism," the are in need of reflnishing, and SUNDAYS much of school policy has some racial • 10 a.m,, Breaking bread. SI. liohn’s Polish National Youth Fellowship, S t . John’s E|)i8copal Church you can do the work yourself j choosing paper the impression that ail oysters and from 8 to 9 on Thursday*. Front End ARgnmunf “ venality’’ and the "corruption’ they Rt. 30, Vernon 10:30 a.m.. Dr. Theodore by renting a floor sander (l(|Tor any room in the house, stop are alike, you have a real treat If yop are not yet acquainted 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. policy significance, one might even be 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. Catholic Church Charge exists in the esUblished Congo 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Center Congregational Church Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Paullin of the Department of Manchester Moving, the floor is in really poor con-1Nancy Warren Decorat- in store (or you for nothing with this store do stop in and G m o t o I Rt pair Woric CLOSED MONDAYS lese government tempted to think that the Public Edu Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer Pastor United Chureh of Christ History. Central Connecticut dltion), an edger, floor scrub- where you will find equals the Chesapeake oysters see what a real difference real- 11 Center 81. State College, will speak on and Trucking Co. ber, and a waxing and polish- Papers suitable for each and ; Until it was found riddled by bullets cation Association was coming out in meeting. 7:45 a.m., Holy Communion. carried at Manchester Seafood, ly fresh seafood can make. favor of the old-fashioned neighborhood Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Masses at 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. Rev. Clifford O. Sinipsoii, 9 a.m., Morning Prayer, ser "Religious Ideas of Quaker- ing machine. The rental cost is every room, plus combination pne day, their leader, a, character named Minister i 8 m.” VisitoHi are welcome papers If you wish. By using school. mon, classes, babysitting. W MMWO 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Nicolas Olenga traveled in a beige Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, 10:45 a.m., Holy (^mmunion. Sunday School Classes and Nur these two aids to decorating, Andover ABC APPLIANCE Centralization or decentralization— Associate Minister sery for all ages. your home will achieve a har Music by Otadel Band and Osfrinsky Mercedes. He is a former railroad clerk Sermon, classes, babysitting. Songsters, Sermon by Capt. bigger schools or smaller schools— learn Rev. Francis C. Hawes, monious blend of color and Who never fired a rifle until six months 6 p.m., Senior Young People’s MacLean. REPAIRS DEALER IN WASTE by ■ rote or learn only if you please— .Minister of Christian Education Fellowship to St. Mary’s, Man TalcottvlUe style that‘Wttt'itfake you proud. •go, when the rebellion began, but who Congregational Church DUCOand DULUX REFINISHIN6 You are always welcome at Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible junior high schools or no junior high chester. study. 4-H Panel 41 O A K ST. MATERIALS pow seems to have become something of Connecticut Yankee 8. 9:15 and 11 a m.. Worship Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., Bible Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda Paul’s Paint Supply. schools—these are issues on which the Service. Sermon: "A Fall or a Minister Td. M 9 4 8 79 a fabulous leader of men—or savages. class. I6€ MIDDLE TURNTlKc, WEST Church of Christ pendulum swings back and forth from ■ Bounce." 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion. MANCHESTER Is Formed RAGS, IRO N I 'The most striking thing about Cor By A.H.O. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Lydall and Vernon Sts. REPAIRS ON— expert to expert and generation to gen 11 a.m., Bible cla.ss, 8 a.m.. Men’s Club breakfast. Rev. Eugene Brewer respondent Garrison’s description of the School. Crib P.oom (9:15 only) Friday, 9 a.m., Holy Commu; Speaker will be the Rev. Wil Grill*, Electric Iron*, eration, and any theorist who lives long With one exception, the Legis States through their Federal 643-7043 Minister A new town 4-H committee • Toasters, Percolators, SCRAP METAL pongolese rebels is, however, its omis Constitution, either to the Fed through Junior High. nion.- lard Conklin of Rockville Meth enough and holds to his own theory is lature's public hearing on re 3 to 5 p.m.. Children’s party / has been named with Francis Vaennm dcaners, Heaton, sion. Not once does this correspondent eral Courts in general or to the 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts. odist Church. in Wuodruff Hall. 9:46 a.m., Bible classes for ail Fans, Sewing Miudiinee, and PAPER likely to experience an age which is in apportionment plana this week Supreme Court of thC United 11 a.m.. Communion Service Haines as chairman. Mrs. Mari tie the Simba to the Communists, either 6:30 p.m., CYP Club in Wood St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ages. Lamps 181 PARKEB ST. tune with him. constituted almost a routine du States in particular" and that St. George’s Episco|ml Church and Sunday school. Sermon, 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: on Coland will be vice presi In principle or in leadership. ruff Hall. "Think on 'Ihese Things." Church and Park Sts. TSL 648-6186 or 648-5819 'The miracle is that, except for occa plication of the hearing on the the "instant mandate, as far ns Rt. 44 A, Bolton “ When Did Your (Church Be dent; Mrs. Clara Ursin, secre And perhaps this means that, so far, Rev. Edward W. Johnson, 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. George F. Nostrand AN worii guorontMd sional weird periods of complete break same problems last summer. the Citizens of the State of Concordia Lutheran Church Reuben Plen’s Rector gin?” tary, and Edward Hopkins, Hie Communist touch and influence Connecticut are concerned, is Vicar Monday, 6:15 p.m.. Girl 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: down, like that span of years in which The one exception was the 40 Pitkin St. Scouts. Rev. John D. Hughes treasurer. kssn’t been very definite, with the Sim- appearance ot a neat burst of outside the jurisdictional au Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Texaco Sfafion Rev. James W. Rottoiiis ‘The Role of the Husband In The committee has stated nobody learned either to spell or multi thority of the Federal Court” 8 a.m.. Holy Communion and 'Tuesday, 8 p.m., December the Christian Home." t>as. cqncentrated argument for a Council meeting will consider Rev. Ronald R. Haldeman that more adult leaders are CAMPING ply, the educational product keeps get proposition titled House Reso Then came the "resolves," as Breakfast for men and boys. 381 Main Street 7:15 p.m., Annual budget needed to make the program WATKINS-WEST I Whether or not this is so, at this time, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, 10:15 a.m., Holy Communion the budget. ting better and better. lution 6. follows: 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. meeting for men of the church. complete for Andover boys and piakes little real difference. For Cor Cliurch School and Nursery. and Baptism. Wednesday, 11 a.m., Ladies' FUNERAL EQUIPMENT This proposition entered the "Now, therefore, be it re 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Phone 643-9149 8:45 a.m.. Nursery and Kin Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid girls. People interested in serv 7 p.m,. Young People’s Fel Mi.ssionory Society. week Service. respondent Garrison's main description debate with an air of having solved, that the General Assem Church School and Nursery. 7 p.m., Boy Scouts. dergarten in Children’s Chapel. ing as leaders are asked to con Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bag* bly of the State of Connecticut, lowship. pf the Simbas and how they think and always belonged there, as the Friday, 8 p.m., "Amahl and Saturday, 11 a.m., Kris Krin- Hydramatic Transmission W E HAVE 8:46 and 9:45 ai.m.. Morning tact Chairman Haines, Wales SERVICE Air Mattreeee*. Stoves, last ditch weapon of the tra duly elected pursuant to the Monday. 8 p.m,. Brotherhood Repairing Prayer and Church School. Jehovah’s Witnesses Rd. feel and operate establishes the future Looking At Main Street the Night Visitors" by the Sims- of St. Andrew. ' gle bazaar in church basement. MACHINE SHOP Lanterns ditionalists, What else could one Constitution and laws of this bury Light Opera Co. All Work Guaranteed 11 a.m.. Holy Communion Kingdom Hall The next meeting of the com prospects very clearly. This is the kind Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Women of ORMAND J. WEST So often it is the stranger in our midst seek, in the end, but nullifica State, hereby declare the afore Saturday, 7 p.m. The Order qf SERVICE You’ll rave about with sermon by the Rev. Mr. 101 Main St. mittee will be held on Jan. 14 MANCHESTER of native movement which, combining that sees. A case in point is Main Street, tion of the very right of the ju said mandate, together with its St. George’s. Texaco Lubrication Service Hughes. at the home of the chairman at Public Confession. s Piston Pin Fitting Director Witchcraft with machine guns, and Middletown, mostly unchanged for 50 diciary to hand -dowm those de time-table and plan, to rest 7 p.m.. The Litany followed by 8 p.m., Ihiblic Bible discourse; 8 p.m. Arrangements will then SURPLUS SALES CO. First Congregational Church A ThooKht for Today We Give Green Stamps e Boring Cylinders "Do All Religions Lead to Eter prude Idealism with an astounding de- years, essentially unchanged for a cen cisions so full of heart break for upon no substantive delegation, Church of the Nazarene Council of Chnrchce I allyousavL... the November to Easter Series be made for the family potluck 142 B. CENTER ST. 169 N. MAIN ST. tury. state’s righters ? either of power or of authority, -336 Main St. I'nitcd Church of Christ s Valve Refacing which is the Episcopal Church’s nal Life?” supper to be held some weeks nt Depot Squnre pree of Ignorance, is made to order for from the sovereign people or Andover Sponsored by the Mmacheeter 4:15 p.m., Bible discussion of To Middletown the scene is so famil House Resolution 6 was in -' Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister * Head Grinding Inquirer’s Class. Subject: "The after that date. Mancbeeter** Oldest Open bally to 9:00 P.M. ^ Communists on the sidelines. And it is troduced by Representatives thtir states, and Rev. R. Alfred Swain, Rev. Raymond II. Bradley Jr. Typewriter Service Sunoco Heating J l Ways and Teachings of the the Watchtower article; "Jeru- Bridal Shower Given iar as to not bespeak comment; to the Pastor * King Pin Fitting sallem — ‘A Burdensome Stone With Finest FnciUtlee J. FARR — 648-1111 Ihe kind of movement with which we stranger it is ugly, if somewhat breath Isabel Rock and Charles Mar "Be it further resolved, that Associate Minister The Peace of God Be with You )• A quality heating oil delivered ' Church." Miss Jo Carol Rlccardl was shall of the town of Wilton. It thi.s Resolution is not to be con- * Brake Drums Turned Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m,, to All the Peoples.’ ’’ given a bridal ahower on |K.mericans, to our frustration, perhaps, taking. Its great width instills comment, 9:45 a.m.. Church School. " i ’ve noticed the benedictions Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group but residents who have lived here a long, was prepared and expounded, at stnied us 'defiance' of a judi 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Yale s Generator and Starter automatically! Burner service 24 Holy Commimlon. Wednesday at the home of Miss put mainly to our credit, never seem 11 a m.. Worship Service. Ser at church lately speak o6 God’s studies in the Bible aid: long time are vaguely aware that the the hearing, by one John How cial decision duly and properly classes for all age groups. Work (off the car) hour* a day! An easy-payment Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Bonnie Whitney in honor of her able to establish much cooperation or land Snow, a printer who pub made, but, on the contrary, as a 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. mon: Guest speaker Dr. Laun. peace. Thit must be wiehful T3T>ewritera Repaired Prayer. "Babylon the Great Has Fallen! BUILDERS and street has failed to improve with time, Holy Communion. a Etc., Etc., Etc. God’s Kingdom Rules!” at 87 forthcoming marriage to Carl imderstanding. lishes his own pamphleteering denial that the sovereign Peo Message by the Rev. Mr. Swain. and Overhauled plan! Get them all—Get Sunoco LaPier. Assisting as hostesses and indeed has retrogressed. The great 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. thinking. . .or maybe its just Foreign A Domestic Cars Birch St., IS C!)iambers St., and S & B C o. REMODELERS ; ’The Simbas may, of course, succeed trees that once graced its boundaries in the alljoining community of ple, or their States, have dele-, Nursery and Children’s Church. Standards and Portables Heating Oil. Let’s talk. The Salvation Army were Miss Patricia Horn and gated to the Supreme Court of Monday, 8 p.m.. Trustees. a way of saying goodbye that Industrial 661 Main St. 287 Oakland St.; also, 144 Grif in remaining pure jungle African. But are gone, a jumble of signs creates an New Canaan. And there was a 6 p.m.. Youth Groups. Miss Patricia Whitney. NEWTON SMITH—ROBERT BOSTROM the United .states or to any Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Church coun doesn't mean a thing. The peo Work Picked Up A Delivered Capt. William D. MacLean fin Rd., South Windsor, and effect of unorganized tangle. charming speaker for the reso 7 p.m.. Film, “ The Bible, How cil. Mias Riccardi is the daugh if they wind up in anybody’s ideological lution who came from ■the other federal Court the author It Came To Us." Machines For Rent Officer In Charge ; French Rd., Bolton. Many communities have faced the Wedne.sday, 8 p.m.. Social A c ple who should have peace Manchester ter of Mrs. Muriel Hayword of REG ROOMS—DORMERS—KITCHENS knd power politics camp, it certainly Women’s Republican Club of ity to intrude, either through Friday at the Kingdom Hall: same problem and taken action to cure Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray tion. don’t seem to have it. . .and Andover Center and graduated Greenwich. ori|-inal or appellate jurisdic er and Praise service. , 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS pron’t be ours. It remains to be seen- the malady. If the first problem is the the ones who ought to be most Francis X. Terhuna Auto Parts School. from Rham High School in the Printer and Pamphleteer tion, into the internal political Rockville Methodist Church upset look content I recall that alV ages. doss of 1964. Mr. LaPler is the CUSTOM HOME BUILDING whether the Simbas, their alignment al , shock of recognition, the second is to 210 BROAD STREET 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service. 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. Snow has issued a handsome affairs of the States, these 142 Grove Si., God's peace is supposed to be son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold La most foreordained, are to succeed in es agree to create a new sign ordinance Phone 649-4986 Tel. 640-4628 Music by Citadel Band and UP TO 5 YEARS TO PA,Y argument in behalf b f House being matters which, except for Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor different. . .supposed to pass Pler, formerly of Andover and tablishing themselves among the new that bans overhanging signs. This is the Yesterdays) Songsters. Sermon by Capt. Resolution 6, titled "The Con certain powers specihcally dele our understanding. It surely now residing in Manchester. BANK FINANCING one technique that can clean up a street MacLean. fulers of Africa. necticut Resolves,” and, in sub gated by the people and their 9:30 a.m.. Church School. passes my understanding. May Radio Today The wedding will take place at almost Instantly, and at virtually no Herald HEATINO Oil. ' 2 p.m., Hoepital visitation by title. "A Reply to the Mandates States to the Congress of the Nursery through adults. St Columba's Church in Co 643-9133-^49-3144 cost. Many of our major stores realize be it is really saying that only U Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. their part in this scheme and have of the Courts." United States, are reserved to 10:45 a.m,. Holy Communion. after death can we find peace. WDBO-IMI lumbia on Dec. 12. Perhaps a mere commenta the People and States respec 25 Years Afgo W. G. GLENNEY CO. 8 p.m.. Service conducted at l:uu Cpip Tbumpsoa themselves avoided the over-hanging Nursery through Grade 4. No . . . that can’t be . . . 336 N. MAIN ST. Laurel Manor (Convalescent 8;U6 Jim Neuieion tor should be careful how he tively." (bonnecticut National Guard, Manchester Evening Herald Reapportionment In Illinois sign because they realize it is detrimen ,6:30 p.m,. Junior and Senior there must be more peace in Home. 6:ut Chip Thompson labels House Resolution 6, since The Snow pamphlet explains 169th Regiment,‘plans to trans High Methodist Youth Fellow this life. . .anyway this is the TEL. 649-6268 8.06 OiCK hooinson Andover correepondent, Law tal to the effect of the street as a whole, 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. 1:00 Sign Off f One o f the 1964 elections—that for the others have not it takes quite Intricate pains to that after enough legislatures' fer Regimental Headquarters ships, only life I know and if I can’t rence Moe, teleplione 142-619L state its own preihises find pui>- have passed this resolution, and Co. to Manchester. WHAtf-Slt ptate House of Representatives out in But sign ordinances can be fashioned Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer find any peace here, well. . . 1:00 Gene Anthony fUinois— is just over. ■ / poses. sent It on to Congress, then The Rev. Thorsten A. Gus and discussioh time. “ Maybe the preacher will ex 6:00 8’ied Swanson Show BARGES TRAPPED by man for the greatest good. Because Its first "whereas" cites the Congress can vote to deny that tafson is installed as pastor of 6:30 Dave Arthur Show ■ Because o f , deadlock over legislative every store is on an equal footing, the 8:30 p.m.. Commission on plain God’s peace sometime. 7o* mme lit* lob . . . we hivs just the rlj^il Du Pont 12 no (Men Off ' BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) fact that the fState of Con the Courts have ever been given Emanuel Lutheran Church. membership and evangelism. The only peace I know ' is WTIi;—IRM pointless race to see who can have tha PiW loH t . . in coiocs to match inythinj! Hive I . AMMtOfC , — Sixteen grain barges were feapportlonment, the election of the Il necticut, drawing its political jurisdiction in such matters. Tue.sday, 6:45 p.m.. Girl when the kids are in.bed and Painfing—Decorafing 1:00 Newt , Try em todoy ' largest sign is ended and because of this question on color?. . . whet to use?. . . how to do it? 4:00 Monitor '* left trapped in Mississippi Riv linois House was, last Nov. 3, an. "at principles from the Fundamen This, we would gather, halls 10 Years Ago Scouts. equality no one is injured. Often a com the phonp stops ringing. . . (ALL US lor « PAGB SOL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER S, 1964 PAOB n V B M — I A ■. u t T l k s p o r t s DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROUSQN OUR ROARDINO HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB TBOE Aiwwfr to Protlom Punlo V/ SS L / / I Conine Copew \ Herdld Angle Phils Winter Book Favorites to Win NL A C M M i ' grain "•x t MARTHA,VtXJTrt A CA8» lEralUaa • f Lsr< MT*mi«MTTLao.3M«/. HA-HA.OWLVoWmTA -< XHuntliic cwIm macaw HOW loMa'oo ^feu'ml^)K s b je tt MIUUOM LIKEVtXJ/ WSV«W TBbMkvd dSFamintna Ba*M E A R L Y O S T 61 Laborar 60lN « t ? n M WYDOCK HEKKf BECN AeUB TO n«URS OUT mtamtniiNd Senators Chicago, Packers HOW THAT F*Cm»AO ^ 64Kaa { 7 ^ (BCTTU40 WBwey op'»ex> U O x U liliic s5 TYoonr OWOrPIN* lAJ WITHOUT WAWNJr •r o t h w o f m in * tnnM BeTbrnRlnto I B S S S ^ INd. UKB Loose PLASTSK/ tLL «TUM8L*0 OUT© AVSiM OF IBOrooMd Mftly ▼aper . Proceeds from Race Fall O ff FURC SOLD UMSHOUA U lU te a U m ■TKipangaa BIJGGS BUNNY LET M9U LOAF AROUfiD AWD MpdlatkM Proceeds from the crowd that witnessed the 28th In Trade Open NFL Slate WHSM AM I OOtNO TO DOWN PRSSN VOUn PBATHBft^ FOR I T r f i b M ^ running of the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester last A FEW •DA^t, ANOTH8H VbUfLL «INI^TM*FAWac IMTOONB IBSnffat . IColUdc with aSon ot Both 31 Southern 38 Chihuahua la '^BWINS IT IN l « e c i H AVS TO SCRAMOLA / OF YOOR BLUe rtlBBOM 90 Arid Thanksgiving morning amounted to $833.65. Red Had CHlCKClst PIES XlOrifiaatod aindonaclana eonetellation I'L L TAJCE rrOVER SSAdioRMM of Mindanao 33 Withdrew dOVeralflera^ den, general chairmaa for the sponsoring Nutmeg For- N EW YCiS k (A P )— Quick now, which team in th« TO ■rHe*^ LATERiy 3S Dinner couree dX^uropean With LA aSApprtUUont dSnan Mt, Tall Cedairs o f Lebanon, made the announcement. National Football League has completed the most passes mounteina nicfi^N aplM 6 Sheltered place 34 Detleri this season. The Baltimore Colts? (180I- 18U ) eWhirlpoola 35 Candlenut 43'ndy total was less than a year ago when a record HOUSTON (AP) — A flurry of 43 Concerning 6908.63 was placed Into the coin^ SSRlw In 7 One M Sante’i treea player trades on the closing day Washington Redskins? FMIs- Ontario reindeer 36 Ukrainian folk (lew) containers. This year’s ooUec dSEzclamatlan ^ptoval of hiring officials. The of the baseball winter meetings delphla Eagles? MVIoUn Mkor 8 Pelm leaf (var.) podm tlon was the third highest In the league was set to start two PET MLuiat 9 Hafcullne 37 Heavr wagon dOPlezua makes the PhllajJalphta Phillies No, of course not. R’s those SBUUartr nickname 39 Canine 47 Greek war god 14 3rears that the Tall Cedars weeks ago but not enough the winter Ixmk favorites to win Yale Plans free-wheeling, wide-open, helt- SHOP STlIado vlgOant 10 Eulogize foodztuff 49 Mouth! have sponsored the race. All funds are available to pay ref the National League Pennant tn er-«kelter Chicago Beam, who XBAnArtn 11 Kibe tributerjr 90 Grafted (her.) SOGypay huibanf money is earmarked for the erees at a cut-rate price to 1965. had to abandon their tradition dlBUokblrd of 13 Wriggling 31 South African 53 Rowing tool Muscular Dystrophy Research work the game. It also provides the Washing To Ignore al grlnd-’em-out, dose-to-the* cuckoo. fainUT 19 Anatomical native vUIige 53 remInTne Center In New York. duct 37 Winglike part appellatloH * * • ton Senators with an oppor vest style o f play when it aU Hadden said that 379 dollar tunity to rise above ninth ^ace back-fired tn their dismal be-- I c© r " 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 i i bUls were stuffed into the con Short Stuff War Groups for the firirt time in five years. ginning this season. tainers, which were passed East Catholic High performs Baseball people were really So they started throwing, V among the crowd the morning TOM BAVIER w 14 in a basketball jamboree to shook up Friday by two major JOHN MAO DAVE PETRO HOUSTON (A P )—Yale Uni now liave won three straight, at the race, and one $2 and night in Naugatuck. Other quin deals involving Prank Howard. rm’/m nai; venaity plans to run Its tradi have a 5-7 record and a Shot at . n r 16 two 35 bills were Included. Also, tets will be Maloney High of Bo Belinsky and Claude Osteen. tional athletic schedule, regard' there were exactly 300 quarters Meriden, Cheshire Academy second place in the West, and, In the biggest transaction of lees of what the warring Ama o f all things, a flock of passing a l l y OOP * Po u n d s and 134 half dollars,'and the and Naugatuck High . . . First the six-day meetings, the Sena BY V. T. HAMLIN FT" 19 20 teur Athletic Union and Nation records to take today into their 3FT 4 0 A P -- 1 usual amount of pennies, 496 to forfeit in the Rec Americaui tors swapped Osteen, their left' al (Collegiate Athletic Associa P m n bs exact. Volleyball League was chalked handed ace; third baseman test with the Green Bay Pack r m a d R E b e \Bff WELL,a»C ■\WBXjIHOPE ( OH, OONT\M3RBY, tion do. YES SIR* WE'RE FROM NOW ON, 21 22 23 24 * * • up this week when Jim’s At John Kennedy; and an estimat ers. NICEIDCEr ON...THE DERARTURE WDNTI OOP...WEVE GOT SETTINS UPA Yale became a dissenter Fri BACK HOME W E'LL DO ALL RC»OT? lantlcs couldn’t field a full ed $1(X),000 to the Los Angeles 'Ihat sole Saturday gome, a THAT AU. , MORE B m O E N T . OUR TIME- I day to a proposed boycott the rpEAR OH W 5 T $ 1 0 G ift squad. Jim’s copped the league Dodgers for Howard, tnfleWer.' nationally televised contest, VMORKEDOUT^ METHOD OF PROBINfi WTTH 26 27 29 30 N(CAA has announced it will MOO ABAIM.' 1 ' The M. D. fund received a title last year under the ban outfielder Ren ’ McMullen and served as the preview to Sun EXPLORATIONS ROBOT ask its member collegea to im 310 boost in an unusual man ner of the West Sides. Spread pitchers Pete Rlchert and Phil day’s clash between the Cleve 32 43 pose on the AAU if they don’t c a r n i v a l BY DICK TITRNER ner. ing the available players too Ortega. land Browns and St. Louis Car ■ come to terms before Jan. 1. Myles McDonough, former thin will result In additional The deal was made after the dinals In their struggle for first 34 35 Manchester High and Trinity forfeits as the season progrea- Phillies acquired Belinsky from Robert Giegengack, the U.S. place in the East. m College baseball pitcher, was es . . . UConn has more ap the Los Angeles Angels for men’s track and field coach at Other NFL games Sunday 34 38 shopping in Watkins for fur plications for reserved seats for yoimg hopefuls Costen Shock- the Tokyo Olympics and Yale are Minnesota at New York, niture. He sat in a living- next month’s Holy Cross and ley, a first baseman, and Rudy mentor said, "Yale is a sov Los Angeles' at San Francisco, ereign body not taking orders W P room chair and when he got up Rhode Island basketball than May, a left-handed pitcher. Detroit at Baltimore, Pitts he found a 310 bill. from any group. It hasn’t 1 there are seats In the 4,500 ca Of the 10 deals consummated burgh at Washington and Dal- The ex-pitcher turned the since Sunday, the Phillies were agreed to a boycott of anyone.” 41 42 45 46 47 pacity field house. Holy Cross Is lac at Philadelphia. money over to Bruce Watkins due at Storrs Jan. 5 and Rhode Involved in four. Earlier they The athletic groups disagree 1 ■ m L The big one is the Browns- and said if no one noticed the Island J eui. 16. There is a good they acquired first baseman over sanctioning of open meets. 44 49 BO 51 52 53 loss to turn the money over to Dick Stuart from Boston for Some have termed It a battle Cards battle at St. Louis with possibility both games will be Cleveland. 9-2-1, needing only a the Tall Cedars for the M.D. telecast. southpaw Dennis Bennett, right- for control of U.S. amateur ath S4 55 Fund. * * • handed pitcher Ray Herbert and letics. tie to clinch Its first division title since 1957. Should St. This was done and Miucular first baseman Jeoff Long from Although not pert of the of PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER End of the Line the Chicago White Sox for out Louis, 7-3-2, win, however, the 46 57 Dystrophy got a 310 bMst. BARJIY SHEOKUIY BILL BARRY SKIP THOMAS ficial program, the controversy * * * Winners of turkeys from fielder Danny Cater and short has been a ,blg topic of con struggle would go down to the ■^SMART. ITS ALL POLISHED ' w h a t e v e r Prank Haraburda’s Tulip Tree stop Lee Elia, and sold first versation at the annual AAU last week of the season. slS N TITf 2I0ELINE WITH ACRYLIC BECAME OP GOOD] H ere *n There Farm In Glastonbury for their baseman Vic Power back to the Six East Players Named to All-Conference meeting which ends Sunday. Both teams won lost week, CREPE LAMINATED TO WOOL AND DUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Dick Kalagian, manager of fine finishes in the Five Mile Angels. The NCAA has proposed a the Browns beating Philadel POLYURETHANE COTTON? the Friendly Ice Cream Shop in Road Race Thanksg^iving morn "We accomplished what we First annual All-Star football teams selectedvin the Hartford County Confer plan of dual sanctioning. How phia 38-24 with Jim Brown add FOAM- W HAT? MO SHOW OF AFFTTOWAL W HAT VDU DESERVE IS T Manchester, recently played ing were Larry Seretto and were after,” said Phllly Manag ence included six members of the East Catholic squad. Named to the offen ever, AAU officials say this vio ing 133 yards his rutrtiing txatal MO SIOM OF APFREClArriOM T A LEATHER M ED A L FiDR 1 host to members of the .Pa Ken Smith. Seretto, represent er Gene Mauch. "We needed to sive squad were guard John Mac and halfback Tom Bavier. The defensive unit lates the AAU constitution and of 1,288 yards, and the Oirds DOM’T 1 DESERVE A WORD OF eOlMS TO ALLTHE TROUBLE triots’ football team, winners of ing Blast Catholic , High, was shore up our pitching and right has warned that any amaSsor coming from behind for a 96-20 COMMEMDADOM PER BEIM' SO OF WORKIMO UP THAT GAS handed power hitting. I know lists end Barry Sheckley, tackle Dave Petro, linebacker Skip Thomas and half THOLHSHTFUL IM PROTECTIM' IWSTEAP OF SIMPLVASK- the Town Midget Football the first schoolboy to finish, athlete who competes in an edge over Pittsburgh. The Championship. Hie Patriots, gaining 13th place. Smith, a we are stronger now them we back Bill Barry. meet not sanctioned by the (Tards and Browns tied 33-33 in ALLTH’ CLBAM CLOTHES IMG M E TO HAM D'itXI were at any time last season." I' STUFF OUT A SLASS OF coached by Norm Bjarkman, student at the University of AAU risks his international their first meeting this year. WATER.' tied for regular season league South Carolina, was the second The six-player transaction eligibility. with the Dodgers was the Sena "Hie Beam ere two games un laurels with the Giants but won Manchester resident to flpiah, •WiWs Nose Broken- Giegengack disclosed at der .500 but still have a Shot a playoff for the town title . . . gaining I8ih place . . . Joe tors’ second major trade. In the UConn - Yale news conference that Yale plane first they got first baseman Bob •t the No. 2 position and a Speaking of the Giants, New DeGregorio, energetic director to continue as if nothing was place In the Playoff Bowl game York version, Sunday’s sched o f athletics at Coventry High, Chance and Inflelder-outflelder happening. Woodle Held for outfielder between the ninnem-up In each uled game on Channel 8 is off. staged a most successhil bas Win Against Celtics Tops Slate The university, he said, will Chuck Hinton. division. Green Bay, 7-5 and in In its place will be the Cleve ketball jamboree last Saturday "I believe we now have as continue its traditional schedule second place In the West, also land Browns-St. Liouis Cards night which found Portland, of track and field competition m much power as any club in the For Cagers is shooting for a spot In the K UhrJn>9»^ Rham and Bacon joining Cov this year, beginning with a battle for the Bastern Confer American League,” said Man- IPlayotff *Bowl and won their ence championship. For the entry on the hardwood floor. Could Prove Costly number of development meets aiger Gil Hodges of the Senators. first game with Chicago this BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL GUmt die-hards, the game pit Each school played the other a Five college basketball games in New York during December The Dodgers, too, figure they season 23-12. Neither the Pack ting New York against Minne 10-mlnute _,period . . . John are scheduled to be played in and early January. sota will be carried by WTIC. Risley, former UConn pitcher, helped themselves greatly. NEW YORK (A P )— When does a 75-39 lead over the Connecticut tonight, with the ers nor the Bears have a chance SHE'S The Browns and Cards played a now on the Coventry faculty, "We came here looking for Boston Celtics turn out to be a bad break ? When you’re annual Connecticut - Yale match at the top spot, however. Balti I ASKEP^k7M YOUR MOTHER more power,” said Dodger Gen the main attraction. more already has clinched. 3 2 / mmi thrilling 33-33 tie earlier this is still hobbled with a trou the San Francisco Warriors ,snd the loss of Wilt Cham H O W O L P ^ M E IS P R a rry • na V IK TM w M. (M. eral Manager Buzzie Bavasi, /Z-S season . . . Art Ditmar, former blesome knee. RlsIey and De- berlain has just robbed you of the most gratifying mo But the Huaky-ElU contest at Frightening Aside from the Packers and WA 9 .EHEJU 4 T ^ A R P / major league baseball pitcher. Gregorio are both UConn "and wound up with more de the Payne-Whitney Gym won’t Beam, three other Western TURMED23/ '’ActuAlly R’8 nothing personal, Dennis! It’s ]utt that fense and pltcliing. But it serv- ment in a frustrating season. teams have a chance for second Is coaching the AIC freshman grads . . . Speaking of UConn, be the only one In New Haven. KANSAS CITY (AP) — Daddy doesn't like the way you dress, out your three of the pretty female eo the same purpose. A strong The Warriors trounced the^ place — Minnesota, 6-5-1, De n basketball team this season. Over at Southern Clonnecticut Boston rookie offensive cen hair, or your manners!” cheerleaders performing at defense can be your best of National Basketball Associa Before his Injury, Chamber- the District 82 NALA Tip - Off troit, 5-5-2, and Loo Angelas, IMtmar is also a member of the ter Jon Morris, praised by AIC faculty . . . Start of the Husky games are Manchester- fense.” tion champions 112-85 Friday lain scored 24 points and hauled Tournament winds up with a 6-«-l. his coaches for having "all Rec Businessmen's Basketball ites Mary Jane Bogginl, Sharon Bavasi said the addition of night at San Francisco but down 20 rebounds while holding champion.'^hip game between Of the three, Detroit would the potential In the wdrid,” League has been set back again Kobllnsky and Michele Dra- the 25-year-old Osteen, who they may have paid a stiff Russell to six points. Six war- Central Connecticut and New appear to have the toughest as price. With that 38-point bulge admits one ntoment of fright pending the town manager’s ’ peau. won 16 and lost IS for the riers hit for double figures, Haven C/ollegc. It will be pre signment, taking on the mighty showing on the scoreboard in with Tom Meschery’s 26 the top ceded by a consolation game In the American FootbaU 12-5 ninth-place Senators, gives the the third period, Chamberlain, League. Colts at Baltimore. Colt Oweb dOCMRAM WHY AA0THER 5 tfC T 6 RiAy- e m« te WIA. tea. TM I. total. Rookie Mel Counts, with between host Southern and Dodgers the best four-man who had completely outplayed Doi\ Shula holds three straight starting staff in baseball. 15 points, was high man for Quinnipiac. Hie former Holy Cross victories over the lions, Includ BEN CASEY the Celtics’ Bill Russell, siif- In other action in Conhecticut, star Is being touted by his College Season Bows Out ’’Where will you find a start the Celtics, whose Eastern Di ing 34-0 earlier this season, and fered a broken nose in a scram Bridgeport entertains touring teammates as rookie of the ing staff better than Sandy vision lead dwindled to 314 the Colts are romping along on ble under the backboard. games. Maryland State and MIT visits year In the league. AND TWO DAYS LATER AT ORLY AIRPORT... Koufax, Don Drysdale, Jolmny an 11-gome winning string. The extent of Wilt’s injury Oscar Robertson led Cincin Wesleyan. VERY INTERESTIM< ... With Rebel Yell in South Podres and Osteen?” he asked. "I guess about the worst 5 was unknown but It took much nati scorers with 33 points. Em In out of state games, Fair- Minnesota Is favored over BRILLIANT )OUN(5 AWN r Manager Bill Rigney of the feeling I had aU year waa New York, winner of only two SHORT R BY FRM.K O r^EAL of the lustre from the War bry finished with 20 points and field plays at Fordham, Trinity the night we played San NEW YORK (AP)—The col-'f’wUl start senior Tom Shannon Angels was more liopeful than riors’ one-sided victory. They 21 rebounds and sparked a sec at Middlebury and Willimantic games this season. In those two enthusiastic. Diego In Fenway Fawk,” lege football season bows out at quarterback in place of in led 31-16 after the first quar ond-half rally. State at Lowell State. teams’ first ever reguUu- season / I'M were poR ^ HEU. PROBKBLY "Shockley and May will both Morris says. “Just before jured Steve Spurrier. LSU ter, 62-31 at Intermission and Connie Dierklng hit for three Toby Kimball, UConn’s 6-8 re .the snap on one play I game, while Los Angeles Is . / v a w !5S ourhurbYY 1 1HE WNSS RM21V with a rebel yell In New Or flanker place-kicker Doug Mor- probably play for us next year SITE OFF/ IF HE showed no signs of letting up field goals and Paul Neumann bounding specialist, will be the looked up and aU I could see slightly favored over the 49em, leans and Oxford, Miss., today ^ u needs five points to over — I hope,” he said. "At least man to stop as far as Yale is DOES, until Chamberlain was hurt. two In Philadelphia’s 15-3 drive was Ernie Ladd, 310 pounds. 8-9 while three bowl games get the take Alabama's David Ray and Concerned. Kimball started of HE'UU they’ll get a solid run at it.” Only a 33-point final quarter early in the third quarter that “ 'When that happens the little but local pride and annual post-season parade Into capture the conference scoring fensively and defensively in the HEAfi In a third closing-day deal, saved the Celtics from further wiped out a four-point Detroit first time I 'guess everyone prestige Is at stake In the Pitts step. title. His 11 field goals also put the Minnesota Twins swapped humiliation. lead. The Pistons closed to Huskies’ easy win over AIC burgh and Washington affairs, FROM gets a little scared.** Florida visits Sugar Bowl- him within two of the national left-handed pitcher Gerry Arrt- Elsewhere, Bailey Howell’s within two points before Neu Wednesday, pouring in 30 points since all ere out of contention. while pulling down 28 rebounds. MY bound Louisiana State and Mis seaison record, set by Auburn’s go to the Cincinnati Reds for basket with 13 seconds left mann and Larry Cbstello, who The Ells can’t afford to con sissippi, en route to the Blue Ed Dyas in I960. infielder-outflelder Cesar Tovar. gave Baltimore a 106-106 de paced the 76ers with 25 and 21 bonnet Bowl despite a frustrat Win or lose, the Tigers have The biggest m w in the points, respectively, triggered centrate too much on Kimball, cision over St. Louis; Wayne though, because sophomore ing season, entertains arch-ri a Sugar Bowl date with Syra trades, as well as in bcteeball, is Elmbry led Cincinnati past Los another slx-polnt burst. val Mississippi State in South cuse New Year’s Day. The loss dropped Detroit’s backcourt man Wes Bialosuknia Boston RSox Disappointed 0& Howard. The 6-foot-7 25G-p©u>Kl Angeles 104-00 and Philadelphia is a sharpshooter who can hit eastern Conference games that Mississippi, rated No. 1 in the outfielder batted only .225 last rallied to overcome Detroit 119- record to 6-7 under new coach d country In pre-sesison polls, will from the comers. a . /j-s dwu wind up the regular campaign. season but he smashed 24 home 106. Dave Debusschere. Florida A&M and Grambllng, | meet Tulsa In the Bluebonnet Yale will use 6-6 Clapt. Don That Trades Fizzled Out MOKl’Y MEEKLK BY DICK CAVAM runs and drove in 69 runs. A BUZZ SAWYER La., College match speed and Bowl at Houston Dec. 26, but a Taylor against Kimball. The BY ROY CRANE bulk In the Orange Blossom ^ loss to Mississippi State would ♦108,000 bonus "baby”, he was Blue’s answer to Bialosuknia is Classic at Miami, with the mean a lost season for the Reb National League Rookie of the AFL Goes into Windup Stage Bob Trupln, a six foot back' HOUSTON (AP)—The Bos-^the other clubs are lissltat- THI6 K>VaLU2CX.' I'M ALSO ePISiNIN0 Tuie 3IZXUN0 N5VEfZ MIND HOW IT (SOT ton Red Sox, once considered WELL, SAWVER, THANKS BUZ, WHEN I THOT I HAD KILLED RAMON, TDU KNOW, I REALLY LIKE THAT LITTLE LUCITA. OCkL mythical Negro college cham-1 els. Year in 1960 and enjoyed his court hotshot who scored 32 ing,” adds Herman who will not D 6 & W 0 U -,v j(x iy ec> a m u reticent on the open market, TO C l. A. AND YOU, THE I HID OUT WITH THE GUERRILLAS. AM I GOING NOW THAT SHE KNOWS t DIDN'T MURDER HER BOY PLAT7EB’roe HCJT UFe DOU. THAT WAY... nJ U ^ FIX IT . pionship at stake. Service foes i They own a 5-3-1 mark, hav best season two years later points in the Ell victory over reveal what the deals might be. are disappointed that three of GUERRILLAS GOT NO SOLD. TO BE PUT IN PRISON, T O O f you"? FRIEND, MAYBE SHE^L BE AMORE FRIENDLY.^ - B6ACH,6PINN/N07Hie roe6MIU1J06OUyANDTHe Ft, Eustis, Va., and Ft. Ben- ing been beaten by LSU, Flori when he batted .296, hit 31 Colgate. It Is known Pittsburgh hae ATTABOY,' NEICr WAX WAFf=L£ FOE. e O ( 2F 0 X > ,R X Z ning, Ga., meet in the Missile da and Kentucky and tied by home runs and knocked in 119 The NAIA final at Southern four projected trades haven’t been eyeing catcher Ruse Nix LIFE, ESTABEN. Two Records Sighted materialized—yet. REVOLUTION. ESTABEN/ eOVD R2CM7CIXie,FCII2 eo0aeoo£>Giy3ei5 Bowl at Orlando, Fla., and Sul Vanderbilt. But they haven’t runs. (Connecticut pits two contrasting on and the Chicago White Sox GOOD LUCK. 'B A S S ' F23V\ c e B B ie . . . Ross, Tex., State tackles East lost to the Maroons, 3-6, since Belinsky not only carries a offenses — the well balanced Habitues of the American want BUI Tlltanan, offering ------IPANAZUELAi attack of Central Connecticut F0 2 <2 I N N y Central Oklahoma State in the 1946 and will be solid favorites 9-8 pitching record to Philadel League’s second division in re pitcher Johnny Buzhardt, out and the Gary Llberators-orlent- cent yearn, the Sox came to the R a a w s A & e y All-Sports Bowl at Oklahoma in the traditional finale. Mis phia but a reputation as a play By Pats’ Cappelletti fielder Jim Landis and either sissippi State is crippled by In boy. The Angela suspended him ed offense of New Haven major league winter meetings CamUo Cturreon or Mav Mo- ! e O L L V . . City. LSU, ranked No. 7 In the fi juries while the Rebels have a after he had an altercation with College. ready for plenty of action this Nertney, both catchen,- In eK- Litwratore scored 28 points nal Associated Press poll and formidable pass-run punch in NEW YORK (A P )— Gino Cappelletti, Mr. Versatile of time. change. a Los Angeles sporta writer In a ; Friday night as the (Chargers ' ^ ^ ‘, 1 1 the injury-depleted Gators will quarterback Jim Weatherly and Washington hotel Aug. 14. They the Boston Patriots, has an excellent chance at two im So for their only deal—but a ”I’m insulted by that offer halfback Mike Dennis. outraced Quinnipiac 78-71. . substantial one—sent slugging be vying for second place In the later reinstated him and op portant individual records and his teammates have an Central whipped Southern 88 for TUlman,” says Herman. SEC—behind national cham The game will be televised tioned him to Hawaii. He first baseman Dick Stuart to outsi(le shot at a second straight divisional title as the 63, and as usual, not one of the the Philadelphia Phillies for pion Alabama—In a night game nationally by NBC. wouldn’t go, so they put him on Blue Devils scored as much as Hayes, Dodson and six others lefthanded pitcher Dennis Ben BA DART LRAGUE originally scheduled for last the disqualified list and cut off American Football League season goes into the windup 20 pothts. Gene Reilly was top Oct. 3 but set back by a hurri — three from each school— nett. Braves 45-20, Dodgers 44- his salary. stages. ' man with 16. "I thought we would be able cane. I have been drafted by profes The Patriots, with only two 21, Hgers 40-25, Red Sox 33-32, In legislative action of the strong in the last three games to make more than one trade Florida, 6-3 on the season. sional clubs. games left, take a 9-2-1 rec Yanks 31-34, Piratee 26-39, meeting, the American and Na and now third in the league in but so far we haven’t,” says CAPTAIN EASY ord to Kansas City for one of The New York Giants still GianU 23-42, White Sox 18-17. MICKEY FINN tional League club owners at a rushing with 623 yards. mauiager Billy Herman. "I’m a BY LANK LEONARD BY LESLIE TURNE1 jL the three league games sched had three more home football joint session passed two Impor Buffalo, which put together a very disappointed guy." uled Sunday. Boston desperate games when they were elimi tant pieces of legislation. 27-24 comeback against San Herman said three possible Stanley Dancer o f New MOW HE'LL CHECK TM' ROOMS AtONO ly needs a victory — and help nated from the 1964 National TH' WB5T HALL. THEN GO UP THOSE MCK NOW TO SWITCH TH' They broadened the powers Diego In Ita outing, will rely deals of smaller magpiltude Egypt, N. J., is the first harness WIRES SO ONLY AM' — in Its attempt to overtake Football League race. STAIRS of the commissioner, effective strongly on controversial liave been In the works. driver te win more than 31 mil- EXPERT CAN FIND WOTS front-running Buffalo. IT SURE HAS, immediately, and adopted the Cookie Gilchrist, who is within Ucm in purses in one year. He MISTERi WRONG'. “We are ready to make one football-type free agent draft of The mighty Bills, 10-1, have 162 yards of another 1,000 yard or all three of the trades, but did it in 1964. D an three games remaining. Includ season. TEELEV FREE WHEELS high school and college players Sports Viewing ing Sunday’s match with the R ] RAN INTO coupled with an unyestrieted The Chargers can clinch draft of minor league players. Raiders at Oakland. New their fourth Western title HEAVY BUY 2 SNOW TIRES York, 6-6-1, is at San Diego, SATURDAY TRAFFIC In voting to restore the oom- against the Jets, who have yet u 7-3-1, Is the only other game 1:00 (80) Championship ON THE M m AT REGULAR PRICES miasioner’s full powers — the to win on the road this sea m / T O scheduled. Denver and Hous son. The injury-depleted New Bowling saane enjoyed by Kenesaw ton are idle. M 'THE / Mountain Landis — the owners York seevondary should be 1:80 ( 8) Time Out for ■ AIRPORT The Patriots get lots of help hard pressed to stop San Sports BOWLING GET 2 NEW WHEELS FREE repealed the clause that pre from Cappelletti, but need some Diego's Lance Alworth, who has 1:45 ( 3) NFL Peckers va. vented the commissioner from from an outside source if averaged 20.8 yards on 50 pass Bears declaring any act of the ownera : < 1 they’re to win their second receptions and scored 11 touch 2:80 (80) College FootbaU 9 PJI. to I AJI. PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE detrimental to baseball. ^ They straight Masters Division title. downs this season. Closeup also restored the clause that Even If they win their two re New York’s principal offen 2:45 (SO) NCAA FootbaUi r f * gave .them no recourse to the maining games including the E Full Strength, Anti-Rust | Gal. sive threats are fullback Matt Mlaslssippi State va. $ tN Par Parioi courts ag^Unst any action taken regrular season finale with Buf Snell, second in the league In Mississippi falo — someone else must at by the commissioner. rushing with 770 yards, and 5:00 ( 8) Race of the MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES least tie the Bills to force a BY LEPF and McWILLIAM^ receiver Baks Turner, who has Week playoff game. pulled in 47 passes. Serving double duty as a reg ( 8) Wide World of Sports DUDLEY, HOW DO TP YO' GUZZLE DROP THEM'S TH' G U Z Z L IN ', ular pass-catching end and BILLIARDS NUMDER ONE, MAH WE ALL GOT A EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Sports Schedule (18) Touchdown I CERTAINLY YOU THINK I'D RULES, SO N ... SH/V1UZZLIN'» place-kicking specialist, Cap- 6ELOVED GRAN'CHILE, AS YO' VURRY PROBLEM, MAH 6:30 (30) Football Score- DO OREAD LOOK IN A BEARD? AH WUI COUNT LI'L CUZ.Zi1h. an pelleti now has 142 points for April 19 Date Whether it’s straight bU- AH'D BE OBLIGED WELL K N O W - IN' ON GITTIN' 6.70x15 $12,90 7.50x14 $14.95 board SHAVING LET VO’ HAVE IT a h 'm about T Saturday, Dec. 6 the season, just five short of liards or pocket billiards, NO HITCHIN', H-HITCHED. SOLVE IT." his own leagrue record of 147. (18) Boston Patriots EVERY RIGHT B"rwiXT GUZZLIN'! S'ofl-aofl 7 .10 x1 5 12.90 8.00x14 16.95 East in Basketball Jamporee Likely for Clay enjoy an evening with the AAORNINS. VOAE • at Naugatuck, 8:15. And he hats kicked 24 field Football ______'' 14.90 8.50x14 18.95 8:80 ( 8) Yale vs. UOonn 7.60x15 Sunday, Nov. 6 goals, three short of the rec To Risk Crowii gang or your date at Man 14.90 6.50x13 12.95 Green Manor vs. Meriden, ord 27 by Denver’s Gene Mingo. chester’s largest and finest' 8^00x15 SUNDAY p.m. • Arena. Buffalo can clinch with two billiard hall, f Friday, Dec. 11 victories in three games, re- BOSTON (A P )—On the 1:00 (SO) Roller Derby Hall vs. Manchester, 8:16 nrdless what Boston ' does. 190th anniversary of the bat 1:30 ( 3) Time Out for RISCOUNT Arena. Oakland, however, could cause tled of Concord and Lexington Sports Jamboree at RockvlUe High,* trouble. The Raiders, off to a it’ll be (^ s lu s - and Sonny at 1:45 ( 8) NFL Browns ys. OATFJSH CRICK Msl East CatMlc, Rockville, Elling dreary start and only 8-7-2 for Boston Garden. C a i^ JOO-LY. .. 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Hayes Agency, 643- ning our government." who has criticized the FBI’s ef Bob FtucJdfor, anil Ion. rooms In remodeled home lo baths, modern kUeheo with Save yet own your own raised ranch, bullt-lns, Jack Tannehlll, editor of the lOOMHTM FIVE ROOM apartment 648- 4803. fectiveness in the South, com COPY aX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Electnad SM Okiaa 22 y f m 00190 TACWID 0766. cated in Rockville. Heat fur bullt-ina, dining room, fam home. Two family located baths, 2 fireplaces, % acre lot Philadelphia weekly newspaper, mended the agency but said •OX CASH immediately — We nished, children accepted. Ref ily room, fuQ basement, 1- on lot 33,000 sq. feet 6 Immediate cxicupancy. Hanley had Indications that some of the MONDAY Thrn FRIDAY 10:30 A.M. — SATTRDAY 0 A.M. IF 1UE SUGGf STION Agency, 643-0030. Legal Notice “honesty and realism compel me ntBB BSmCATBS. Prompt buy anythliM from a pin to SCHOOL STREET — 4 rooms, erences re<]Uired. 649-6833. car garage. $22,900. 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Very THOMPSONVILLE SIX ROOM Cape, large kltohen Save and call Roger Walk AT A (TOURT OF PROBATE, Robert Goodman, father of residential area, ultra modem hoklen at Coventry, within and for Taimehlll said, in an editorial one of the murdered youths, or *^mat Ads” ore token o\'er the phone os o Manchester, 8424817, 843-1388. quiet home. M8-70M between living room with fireplace, Im er 649-6306. the District of (Coventry, on the 3rd i w hl(A appeared In his paper WB BUY, SELL or trade an New home for rent, mediate occupancy, $15,000. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths ' ~ ember A. D. 1964. called In New York for "prompt eonvenloiice. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST (iOUWAMT A SOUNDPROOF CSILINO.lRCQlNGiLV* tique and used furniture, cbina, 8:80-6:80 p.m. ifius 2 lavatories, covered I Thursday, that the FBI should A n d w u f n 3 bedrooms Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Hon, Elmore Turkinston, and vigorous prosecution of DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Floor Ftnlsfilng 24 V __ ANP iOti 1HINN 'HI NIEP ■8TTBR UfiNTSf flssB, silver, picture frames patio, Florida room, complete Esq.. Judge, “cut out this cloak and dagger those responsible.” next laaartion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor UDOliHlMUPONlTf SIX ROOM apartment second Barrows allace On'~ motion itlon of Stella Russak, Ex-1 stu ff” and m ake arrests if It and old coins, old dolls and floor, available January 1, $110 MANCHESTER — Uke new ly air-conditioned, minimum ecutrlX. Coventry. Ckinn., on the e s-, S A F X t. PAGE TEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1964 iUanirli^Bt^r lEvi^nins Herald i ' ■ '______Sirens Will Ring Monday About Town Pheb« Circle of Bmuiuel Remembering Pearl Harbor Church Women will have its Business Bodies Christmas party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mm. Manchester wUI partletpate^lephone from the town Clarence Anderson, 25 Durkin CASH INCOME UP tn a statewide Civil Defense station at a per-arrang SL Members are reminded to N ell B . Bails, president at drill on Monday — the annivw- nal. bring grab b s i gifts. Hostesses First Hartford Reslty Corpora- ^ sary of the Peart Harbor attack General '■ Manager Richard will be Mrs. Walter Holland, Uon at Manchester, haa report- ‘ that began American particiM' Martin has-Suggested that Merz chairman; Miss Lillian Leu-son, ed a 1396 Increaae In cash gen tlon in Wortd War n. report on th?^w n CD setup Mrs. Thora Maloney, Mrs. erated to the first half at the The drill is scheduled for 11 to the town bowd of directors. Clarence Petemon and Miss fiscal year ending Sept 80. Monday morning, wheh civil de The board became responsible Florence Johnson. B^guree t o thhi p^od were fense alert sirens and signals for appointing both the CD di $105,832 or 18 cents a share will be tested as part of Con rector and members of the CD Reservations will close Mon compared to $94,824 or 18 cents necticut’s Civil Defense Day ac- advisory council as the result day for the Christmas peuty of a share for the same period last tivltiea The test calls for a of a charter change approved the Manchester Business and y ear. steady siren blast of three to by the electorate in October. Professional Women’s Club, Among current First Hart- five minutes. As the advisory council .’>nd tord projects are a $8 million William Schatzman, state CD 1 r SHOPPING Wednesday at Cavey’s Restau CD director’s post are presently rant. There will be- a social garden apartment cemununity director, said in announcing the outside Boston, Msse., additions drill that the public is not being' constituted, there arc no defi 1 0 DAYS hour from 6 to 7 p.m. Dinner asked to participate. nite terms of office. will be served at 7. Those wish to Sears, Roebupk arid Oo. at That may be just as well in The board has suggested that TILL CHRISTMAS ing to attend may contact Miss the Slumping Parkade, and a Manchester; the civil defense two-year terms be establi.shed Ruth Klttke, 23 Holl St. 70,000 square foot main office warning system in town In for both the director and coun building for the New Britain cludes only five signals — three cil members. An ordinance will Sunset Council, Degree of T ru st Co. steam whistles and two conven be presented to the board in Pocahantas, • will meet Monday tional sirens. January, when the appointment Cast Funny at 7:30 p.m. at the home of NEW OAR WASH The rest of the 17 warning of some council members and Mrs. Bessie Farris, 9 Durkin Boland.Oll Oo. haa begun con devices in town are inoperative. the director may also come up. St. Deputy Groat Pocahontas struction of a coin-operated car Town CD director John Merz In ‘^Darling’ Mrs. Henrietta Drlggs of Hart ‘wash. It 'wUI be located at SIS has instructed the Southern A general lack of interest in ford will discuss a plan to In Broad St. and should be tn oper Civil Defense activities in Man New England Telephone Co. to By PETEK GEROUX crease membership. ation tn three weeks. cut the power to those which do chester brought criticism upon The machine will also waidi not work. the town this summer from If the theater housing this Manchester Chapter of car engines, he said, but sin ex Merz has been asking since State CD Director Schatzman. comedy has an empty seat to SPEBSQSA will sing at two tra trip through may be neces 1962 for funds to replace rust At a meeting this fall with night it will simply mean that shows tonight. They will ap sary to do It. ed or worn signals with seven the area civil defense com pear at 8 in a show sponsored The oil company Is also new, high-powered ones. The mander, town officials promised someone ha,s fallen out of it— by the East Hartford Art "Darling" is delightfully funny. building another such car wash Federal Sign & Signal Co. rec to bring paperwork up-to-date League at Goodwin School, In Willlmantlc which should be ommended in a report sub —but Indicated that there was The action hinges on the ef East Hartford, and later at St. Margaret Mary's Church, Wap- completed In six or seven mitted to Merz in 1961 that little enthusiasm locally for any fect of a precocious playwright weeks. the new signals be installed. more active approach to civil (Gerard Bourretj on the happy- ping, in a benefit for St. Mar The cost for the new equip defen.se activities. garet Mary's School building though-hectic lives of Polly fund. Chapter members are re JFK LIBRARY BENEFITS ment has been estimated by (Dona Leavitt), an erstwhile Mister Donut Shop at 225 Merz at about 525,000, although minded to meet at Bunce School star, an^ Don (Clay Wilson), at .7. W. Middle TY*he. ■will join al- some of this amount would be Duplicate Bridfie moert 200 other Mister Donut returned to the town tn match her perfume ad husband. ing federal funds. Results in a duplicate bridge Not only does unexperienced The board of management of shops In the country Monday Each year since 1962 the re game last night at the base Deerfield Prescott III agitate Orford Parish Oiapter, DAR, In turning over their full day’s quest has been cut from the ment rooms, 39 School St. were: Don with his professed intent of will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. profit to the John Fitzgerald town CD budget, however. North-South, Mr. and Mrs. C. slipping with his wife (“I at the home of Mrs. John C. Kennedy Memorial Library Merz's request to cut the D. McCarthy, first: Mr. and haven't done well with women Rieg, Indian Dr. Consideration fund. power to the 12 signals which Mrs. James LeSure, second; and since I was eleven and the up will be given to national honor The action was announced re do not work will .save the town Frank Connorton and Fred stairs maid attacked me; they roll requirements and the ad cently by the chain’s president, visability of competing for the David B. Slater, who iMt month part of the telephone company's Ramey, third. say I didn't even resist”), but, had been appointed to head the annual charge of about 51.500. even more, he has the audacity 1964-65 president general’s Also, Ea-st-West, Mr. and Mrs. award. Dessert will be served. library’s $10 million fund rais The relays and circuits will be Dwight Perry, first: C. R. Covill to write better plays. ing drive In the franchising In left in place ao that the sys and Ru.ss Graruil.ss, .second: and Martha (Ruth Pelmas) the dustries. tem could be reinstated if new Mr. and Mrs. Bart Smythe. liquor lovin' copyist, who has a Women’s Auxiliary of Man sirens are available. third. bowl of pretzels and a stool chester Midget and Pony Foot The alarms are sounded by ball Association will meet BRIEFS The game, sponsored by the named after her at the neigh- Monday at 7 p.m. at the home Joining the Quarter Century Manchester unit of the YIVCA, bodhood pub; and Juliet (Arline Club at Pratt & Whitney Air is played each Friday, beginning of Mrs. Norman Bjarkman, 28 Culver), the flip and saucy Franklin St. craft this month are four Man at 7:45 p.m. George Perry of family retainer, conspire to end Almet Sullivan, left, of 216 E. Middle Tpke., and Kenneth Reynolds, right, of 50 Courtland South Windsor is game director. SL, this week are celebrating the grand opening of Ken and Sully’s Esso Service Station, chester men, Thadeus Krysisk, Polly's perils with a good solid Miss Tina Pesola of Bolton, bringing together 60 years of automobile service experience. The service station, formerly Fred T. Field, Walter Miller Play Is open to all Manches pregnancy. Their free flowing ter and area residents. a graduate of Manchester Turcotte's, is located at 110 Center St. Both men were formerly employed at Cook’s Service and Walter J. Doyle. Other ad WESTOWN aJitics can scarcely be congeal High School and a junior at Station, Sullivan amassing 24 years of service there and Reynolds acknowledging 17 yeara ditions to this club, composed ed in print. Arline can verbally Hartt College of Music, will be Sullivan started In the business In 1924 at Springfield, Mass. (Herald photo by Satemis.) of employes with 26 years of PHARMACY give a line the same corkscrewy one of the participants in a service or more, are two form 469 Hartford Rd.—64^-9946 twist that Margaret Rutherford harp demonstration Tuesday er residents, Clarenxse P. NleF Personal Notices manages with facial quirks. at 8 p.m. in Millard Auditori W. J. Godfrey Gourley will man to the moon. He ■will also sen and Donald J. Harrington. To maintain our continuity Gloria, the freeloadlng friend um at the college. The public g^ve an illustrated talk on Apollo Project discuss the contiib'utlon of his Ireland Tuesday noon at a meet company to the project. of medical service we are Card Of Thanks from Ohio, whose hard ego and is welcome. United Aircraft’s Hamilton obvious seductery is planned ing of the Kiwanis Club at the Holy Name Talk Garaventa, a native of Man Standard division has been We wish to thank all of our neigh The WCTU will meet Tuesday Manchester Ck)untry Club. chester, graduated from Man awarded a three-year contract bors. friends and relatives for the foil for Polly's flatter, flutter, chester High School and Mas Open All Day many acts of kindness and sym bewildered and bewitching pi at 10:30 am. in the reception St. James Holy Name So by the U.S. Navy’s Bureau of pathy shown us at the lime .of the hall at South Methodist Church. The Regina D’ltalla Society sachusetts Institute of Tech Naval Weapons for designing sudden death of our brother. We es- quancy, is well played by Ccm- ciety will meet Monday at 8 nology, Boston. peclallv thank all those who .sent the nie Benson. The policemen Members will sew clothing for has postponed its Christmas and testing a series of shrouded SUNDAY beautiful floral tributes. babies in Hong Kong. There party scheduled for Monday un p.m. in the school cafeteria. propellers. Testing will take The family of (Karl Then and Eklward Zawis- Ermano Garaventa, assist AIR SAFETY AW/UID aifford A. Madden will be a Christmas party at til Monday, Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m. place In the wind tunnel at towski) are marvelously adroit 2:30 p.m. Mrs. C. Elmore Wat at the Italian American (Ulub. ant to the division president HARTFORD (AP) — John United Aircraft’s research lab when they hassle ■with Don and kins and Mrs. WiUlam Rush will and the program manager for Clrkot of Shelton, an employe oratory In East Hartford. Deerfield, at which time the be hostesses. Members are re the "Environmental Control of Sikorsky Aircraft, was pre latter comes Into manhood by minded to bring gifts for Mans Reynold Circle, WSCS of Sub-system for the Lunar Ex sented the Federal Aviation biting the fuzz. field Training School. South Methodist Church, will cursion Module” of Hamilton Agency’s Aviation Mechanics GIVE HIM Ed Culver is the unproud meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Standard, Division of United Safety Award at the State CJapl- NOW OPEN papa who is shopping ■with his Epworth Circle, WSCS, of home of Mrs. Leonard Lincoln, Aircraft Ckirp., Windsor Locks, tol Friday. Cirkot was honored CIGARS — PIPES luck ("He has ten million, and South Methodist Church wiU 70 Hartford Rd. Mrs. Lincoln will be principal speaker. His for his suggestion promoting air Pouchs — Lighters another 3 the government meet Monday at 8 p.m.at the will present a progrram, "The topic will be “Project Apollo.” safety through better main' doesn't know about") for a home of Mrs. Earl Ely, Iron- Meaning of Advent.” Co-host Garaventa will give an illus tences practices. It was the first ARTHUR DRU6 MONDAY savoir-faire suit to fit junior's wood Dr., 'Vemon. Miss Mar esses will be Mrs. Philip Bedard trated description of how the such award presented in Conn background. garet Komgiebel will be co and Mrs. Robert Gordon Jr. United States plans to send a ecticut, The sparkling little gem of hostess. There will be a (Christ COME AS YOU ARE PARDUEES the evening is Judy Egelston, mas party after a short busi AND who plays a bit part as Pene ness meeting. lope, the 'Vassar beaver ■with , > . ' ' J ’ BRI 2STGTHE KIDS to aplomb and voice far beyond Miss Carol Meier of 150 FABULOUS her meager stage experience. Croft Dr., daughter of Mr. and The set, as usual, is tastefully Mrs, Herbert Meier, is recuper done by Roger Negro, and made ating at Grace-New Haven ^ iHtj, lovely with the paintings of Hospital from injuries suffered Jeanette Eich. in an automobile accident The nimble direction of Thursday and would like to Dwight Martin and the good hear from her friends. She is comic timing of the cast bring a student at Southern (Connec B O N A m about another enjoyable pro ticut College, New Haven. duction by a group who shows heart, in capitals. The executive council of the SIRLOIN Under the sponsorship of the Manchester United Church 1 287 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Manchester Registered Nurses Women will meet Tuesday at Association—see it at the Whit- 9:30 a.m. at Concordia Lu i f - MANCHESTER on Auditorium—curtain at 8:30 theran Church, Pitkin St. A}1 Near Stop & Shop p.m. key women are invited. 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