Till 9! Took a Job As a Bronc Rider and South Vietnamese Forces Sent to the Blind Institute, C/O the Connecticut Bank and Their Own

Mre. Charles 8. House o t 160 About T owd Westland St. will be hostess at a Christmas Tea Thursday at 1 iMiss Mary, BSaine Carter of p.m. for Ule members of the 77 Main 8t. la a featured danc< Hartford Wellesley Club alum «• in "UO In the Shade,” be- nae whose classes have reached MdiKêater Dhmocrata wtH Inc presented by the Wethers- their -80th anniversary. Chil tietd Oommimlty Players Thurs hold a totm committee meeting dren’s books and toys will be on Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. in the day, Friday and Saturdtw at the brought to the tea for delivery Wethersfield Hlgrh School, Wol Municipal Buildti^ to take a to Northend Day Care Center, stand on the two constitutional cott HBH Rd. Curtain time is Hartford. Life members plan SHOP •luestlons to be voted uiiw at 8:30 p.m. Tickets may be pur ning to attend are, reminded to chased at the door. Miss Carter the Dec. 14 state election. call Mrs. Morton Tem ^y, 34 ’The Republican ’Town Com OAS Okays is a 1066 graduate o i East Cath Glen Rd., Granby. Rich Hermit olic Kigh School, She attends mittee will - announce Re posi MAIN STREET Manchester Community College tion Friday night, following a Big Change WHEELER, Tex. (AP) — and is employed at Owmectii^ * School PTA will meet public forum at the IUlng High Noble Chancey Myers, who School. • FREE PARKING^ • VALUES U.S . Buildup Certain Blue Cross. Inc.. Hartford at 8 In the school audl lived in a cava much of his torlum. The meeting was Both committee chairmen. In Charter 85 years, died on a bed of planned for Nov. 9 but resched Tod Cummings for the Demo • VARIETY • CONVENIENCE Manchester Grange will meet burlap bags Monday, but he uled because of the power fail crats and Francis DellaFera for RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Orange 'O'wned the bed and the 320 ure. Albert Hadlzian of Ben- the Republicans, have said that Hie conference of 19 American Hall. The theme will be "Inter • f a i r w a y * • MAR-SAL DRAPERIES acres around It net Junior High School will dis an all-out effort wlH be made, republics ends today after lay national Music.” Members are Myers, wh6 said he had cuss the modern math pro in cooperation with the League ing the groundwork for a sweep reminded to bring articles for • HARRISON'S • REOAL MEN'S SHOP worked in Paris, watched gram. Refreshments will be of Women Voters, to get out the ing overtiaul of the inter-Ameri As Cong Come Alive an auction table. Hillstown bullfights in Spain and served in the lunchroom after vote on election day. can system. Grange school of instrucOon will h punched cattle on the pam the program. Tentative plans call for the • HOUSE and ALE' • TOTS 'N TEENS Chief U.S. delegate W. AvereU meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at pas of the Argentine, re Harriman said the meeting was Columbia Grange. designation of "housewive com • JANETS HAT SHOP# WILTON'S* turned to the cave on his Mrs. Bobbie Santini Hendsey mittees,” who win telephone "o f historical significance.” He half section of land 12 miles of Plantland wiU give a demon from their homes, in the hope said Its most significant action The Mailmams will meet to north of this Ptmhandle stration of holiday decorations of getting as many of Man was*a proposal to Incorporate morrow at 8 p.m. at the home to'wn for at least a few Attacks End tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. for the chester’s 23,000 voters as pos Into the charter of the Organiza months each year. of Mirs. Harry Shaw, 8 Barry sible to cast their ballots. tion of American States the so Bd. Democratic Women’s Club of In another cave, friends B r ie f L u ll Manchester at Mott’s Commu Local cooperation may stop FOR YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPPINO cial and economic principles of found a metal box containing nity Hall;. Refre.shments will be Your Donation Helps Her at ‘‘getting out the vote,” for the Alliance for Progress. the title to Myers’ land, a served before the program. The the two political parties and the BRING THE FAMILY — RELAX — SAVE The conference early today bank book from a Wheeler During Visit meeting was scheduled for Nov. Beth Boykin, daughter of Mrs. L. Donald Brooks of 40 Hoff League may not agree among approved by acclamation an bank showing a balance of F R E E 9 but posrtponed because of the man Rd„ learns the rudiments of daily living in this modern themselves on recommenda “ Economic and Social Act of $20,000, a will and other SAIGON. South Viet Nam Rio de Janeiro” containing a ixjwer failure. kitchen especially designed and equipped for the multi-handi tions. papers. Sheriff Bus Dorman (AP) — ‘Die Viet Cong returned capped. She is a student at Oak Hill School for the Blind In series of proposed amendments D E LIV E R Y Although the state central CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS estimated value of the land to the attack today after a brief Hartford. The Connecticut Institute for the Blind opens its to the OAS charter. It is a com Members of Campbell Coun committees of both parties have at $40,000. lull in heavy ground fighting statewide drive for $75,000 this week by direct-mail appeal endorsed passage of both ques panion to political recommenda ARTHUR DRUG cil, KofC, will meet tonight at Myers’ only ll'Ving relative, during Secretary of Defense to '9,500 Ma^hester-area residents. Dr. Eugene Davis is Man tions—^the constitutional change tions approved Sunday. 7:30 at the KorfC Home and pro EVERY Daisy Fuller of Oklahoma Robert S. McNamara’s latest chester chairman for the first phase of the drive that covers package and the eminent do Both will be submitted to an- . ceed to the John F. Tierney Fu City, said her brother left inspection of the war zone. Manchester, Andover, Bolton, 'Vernon, Tolland, Rockville main proposal—^the local com other conference in Buenos neral Home, 219 W. Center St., NIGHT home when he was 14 and Another major buildup of U.S. and Coventry. It closes Dec. 31. All contributions should be mittees may take a stand of Aires next July for incorpora to pay respects to the late till 9! took a Job as a bronc rider and South Vietnamese forces sent to the Blind Institute, c/o the Connecticut Bank and their own. Both are expected to tion into the OAS charter. James A. Murray, a member of for a Texas ranch. ’Trust Co., 893 Main St., Manchester. endorse tbe package question, The act states that “ it is es seemed certain in the wake df the council. SATURDAY TILL 5:30 Saturday) When you think of ■with no indication at present on sential to incorporate into the McNamara’s visit. He left for GIFTS (for yourself what their stand 'will be on the economic and social field of the Guam Monday night with a ’The Manchester Chapter of The executive board of Cha- The Women’s Home League of eminent domain issue. inter-American system, as juri warning that Communist North I or others) think of 9PEBSQSA will meet tonight at minade Musical Club will meet the Salvation Army will meet State News The League has' come out dically binding, principles of Viet Nam had clearly decided to 8 at Bunce School, Olcott St. tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Junior with a strong endorsement of mutual security, solidarity, co escalate the conflict. He fore ’The meeting is open to men in Peter Staum, 147 Lyness St. Hall at the church. Mrs. John A North Viet Nam supply train bums after being question 1, constitutional operation and assistance.” cast a long war. terested in barbershop style Knowlton of the League of Wom bombed by Navy planes from the USS Midway. Fusco Tries changes, but has taken no posi The bombing took place on the North Viet Nam Within hours of McNamara's singing. Manchester Barracks, Vet en Voters will speak on purposes (See Page Seven) departure, the 85,000-ton nu-. erans of World War I and of the League. Hostesses are tion on the second, eminent do OPEN EVERY NIGHT coastal railway. main. Its claim is that it has Death Dive clear-powered aircraft carrier Auxiliary, have been invited to Mrs. John McCollum, Mrs. TILL 9 P.M. Enterprise left the Philippines 964 Main St., Manchester Frank Anderson and Mrs. had no time to study the ques a joint installation of Willi- to join units-of the U.S. 7th Fleet Open 6 Days 9 to 9 mantic Barracks and Auxiliary Louise Hagenow. tion. From Court operating against the Commu MARLOW'S Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Future Change Possible nists in Viet Nam. ‘The “ Big B,” Main St., Manchester Home, WilUmantid. Miss Mary Minney, daughter HOUSE WA’TERBURY (AP) — Shout the world’s largest carrier, was I OPEN till 9— TUES.. of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Min ing that he wanted to kill him escorted on her first combat Preceptor Gamma Chapter, ney of 250 W. Center St., is on WANTED self, Lidio (Joe) Fusco attempt mission by the guided mlssUs « THURS. and FRI. Beta Sigma Phi, will meet to the dean’s list at the Mary ed to hurl himself through a frigate Bainbridge, also nu morrow at 8 p.m. at the home Ward Secretarial School, Hart Clean, Late Model Birth Control Rule clear-powered. of Mrs. Albert Poet, 59 Fergu ford. She is a freshman in the window today after receiving a In South Viet Nam’s central son Rd. fini.shing secretarial course and USED CARS heavy sentence for participating Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara talks with newsmen after returning highlands, a guerrilla battalion WHAT CITY WITH A •vice president of the student HALE in four bank robberies. Top Prices Paid apparently overwhelmed 200 HOT CUMATE NEVER council. MAIN STRE” ■ . '7ANC TER mom Viet Nam. With him are John T. McNaughton and Gen. Earle G Whee- For All Makes The ex-boxer was thwarted in ler, chaii-man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, government militiamen 16 miles HAS FUES. INSECTS Revised by Council the attempt by sheriff’s deputies east of An Khe, headquarters .of COME SEE OUR H oly Family Mothers Circle OR MOSOUITOES 7 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. CARTER CHEVROLET who wresUed with him in the the U.S. 1st Cavalry, Airmobile, MATERNITY WINTER at the home of Mrs. Arthur Pon- CO.. IN C. VATICAN CITY (AP) — A printer today after approval by Paul then is said tn bova «it•— - —------— - lus captors cared for his gon on Nov. 24, 1963. camp and a nearby militia pest 1 ries If he has Full AUTO LECLERC TUI.. 043-15.5.3 the March 29 robbery of a Wa- President Kenneth Kaunda of ^ , Director the council s schema on modem Pius XI and Plus XH, but also Zambia for help in protecting shared their food with ' OneOne of of the the other other America Americans "*“ ®® «>“aiwest of Saigon, INSURANCE Coverage . , . (See Page Five) (See Page Tea) ~ near the Cambodian border in 23 Main Street, Manchester mentioned a statement on the the Karlba hydroelectric dam ------i.uui allowed irum him ogt. moil i.u. from isaac Sgt. (Jamacho l.C. Isaac of Camacho El of EH uuiucr m Check with Us . . . We Never CASH SAVINGS of this document was sent to the subject by Pope Paul VI. on the Zambia-Rhodesia fron- " ® family and Red Cross pack- Paso, Tex., escaped test July. Province. The C3om- "Let You Down” ! Phone CASH Call 649-5869 “ ~ ■ All this was done in such a tier. Last Friday, saboteurs *^s:es. The fourth captive was Sgt ^ced recoilless rifles I !■ TO ” ------^ • and mortars for almost five 649-4553. The city Is Mexico ■i^^y r ..no* a **® added, as to blew up a tower on the power "Had it been the Saigon gov- Kenneth M, Roraback. The “ “ “ aimosi. nve City. Bring your unwanted Jewel line which carries electricity cenment I would have been Communists said in September *’°“ cs. U.S. spokesmen reported ry to Michaels. See how f a i r w a y L u c i ’ s B o v i n e n d i Churoh teaching on Court Bans Arrests quickly you can turn it into , _ A • 1 control was a sUll evolving from the dam to Zambia’s cop- tortured,” said McClure. they had executed Roraback ^®ad and light gov- per belt. Sgt. George E. Smith of and another American prisoner, ®>T'"'ent casualties, but no U.S. Clarence H. Anderson cash. In Air Guards Tûs, the source said, the laeaidea was given that the By Bench Warrants Military correspondents of Chaster, W.Va., said he believed Capt. Humbert R. Verace of wounded. Inquiries invited from In iB oth Fairways Now Open British newspapers reported the liberation was “ the direct Baltimore. Md., in reprisal for ^ tew miles away the Cfom- p e r : MILWAUKEE. Wls. (AP) — teaching could develop without INSURANCE dividuals, estates and banks. prime minister would tell the •'®sult of protests In America the execution of three Commu- ” iunlsls released 24 captured AGEN CY, INC. J Every Night till 9 till INSTANT GALLON Pat Nugent, boy friend of Lucl changes necessarily represent- HARTFORD (AP) — A judge other things), that a state’s at- V against U.S. involvement In the "Ist sympathizers by the Saigon government soldiers In what ^ Christmas for every Baines Johnson, has been a t*>g ^ complete rejection of past asked to issue a bench tomey applying for a bench (See Page Eight) ERLANDR. JOHNSON, a ge n l*^ Downtown Manchester member of the Wisconsin Air writings. warrant must be given enough warrant submit facts, supported Viet Nam war.” government. Saigon spokesman called a pe- 74 E. CENTE R ST - at 958 Main Street k Christinas Need! INTERIORS FUELOIL National Guard for the last Pope Paul’s interest ift sped- ^ >«ake up his owm by oath or affirmaUon, from The Viet Cong In announcing Smith, asked about the mo- riodic move to undermine gov- BY three months, it was disclosed flcally mentioning the writings whether the arrest which the judge or court can their release Saturday said they of the South Vietnamese ernment moral. Vietnamese Hermene Hershey today by his superior officer, Lt. of Plus XI and Pius XU has it . Stats Supreme make an independent determina- were being freed to show good government troops, said govern- military commanders fear these Klan Trial will toward Americans opposing officers frequently ran releases may encourage their DECORATIVE ★★★★★★★★★★A Ool. Kllian T. Morkln. been 'viewed hero as possibly ruled Monday. tlon that probably cause exists Morldn said Nugent, a Juno meaning an indefinite postpone- oovat unanimously struck f®*" issuance of the bench the war. away whenever there was a troops to surrender rather than CONSULTANT graduate at Marquette Univer- ment of a final papal decision *’® ^ procedure which, al- warrant,” the court said, The soldiers appeared at a fight, $-A-V-E! May Hear news conference arranged by Smith said he was returning However, in the bitter fighting 643-9958 alty, has attended two day-long, on the question of contraception. authorized by state law. At least two of Connecticut’s monthly drills of the 128th Air The birth control report came the fo m ^ amendment state’s attorneys, John D. La- the Cambodian information Americans can see northwest of Saigon on SahH’- 8 lbs. DRY minister. /c « Refueling Group at Gen. Billy as the council returned to work *® Oonetltutlon. Belle of Hartford County and FBI ^Spy’ (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Tfen) U.S. No. 1 MAINE with this coupon CLEANING Mitchell Field here in Septem- after a KMay recess and came The court overturned the poll- William Fitzgerald Waterbury. ______and $5.00 purchase ber, October and November. He t» a final vote on its missionary oy playing conviction of Joseph ee*** they have been providing MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) BASEItlEIVT Reg. Mrved as an orderly room clerk schema. Llcari of West Haven and or- Judges with notarized affidavits 8’evemment attorneys— WET? n.50 $2.00 w th the 128th’s Maintenance Conservative prelates were dered dismissal of the charge which apparently would meet trying to prove conspiracy In 10 lb. 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John Doar As Regime Clamps Down ■ S0L6 SINCE 1912 , CLEAN ^ against contracepUon ^ ITiXurto ame^dm...... '‘®® ®' “>® Department’s with this coupon Bee Page Eight To eliminate Lty doubt Pone Iv rea S r^ t^ « r provide epace for his civil rights division declined to I and $5.00 purrhase Information f» Literature At 178 Spruce Street JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) MIRACLE Manchester ^ ” *^°P® 'y requires, inter alia (among oath plus two sworn affidavits, say definitely, however, wheth- inaonesia (AP) prehensiveprehensive as as the cost of llv- divert the people from the an. (Ne\t To The Y o u n g and Perlcy..... ------— ______''ê State Supreme Court ac- er he would call Gary ‘Thomas —^. "®"^ ®^ economic rules ing skyrockets. tl-Communlst campaign, WHIP MIRACLE WHIP w. G. GLENH e Y CO . ‘‘Grinder King” ) tion will presumably bring the Roweowe jr..Jr.. , , has heaped more hardships on , "^™ e price of rice, second qual.qual- Sunnortern o f th« practice of state courts into con- .336 No. Main St., MancKbster ™uii» imo con- He did indicate Rowe, a paid the Indonesian people already reached 2,000 rupiahs fgar that the armv mav I formlty with what the court FBI informer for five years i.. fv, per liter. In the last week of may b® by KRAFT qL 29c FARMERS DAUGHTER by United Aircraft Reveals called “ federal constitutional re- would testify in the trlL of Inflation. June it was 310 rupiahs. This is economic coniufr, ^®‘^®'^®*’®‘^ Coupon good qOIraments as now established three Ku K hix KUbsmen. ° sicT'LfoJe^Te ômmuZfa 3 ^ ‘"®"‘ ‘"crease. * c- With This Coupon Jar Nov. 29 - 30, Deo. 1 for all courts by the United 'The Klansmen went on trial At the official rate, the Indo- Sukarno wants the Commu- Stately Lady States Supreme (fourt." Monday on ch “ g e r " f Z a S S u n Oci i Tf f a .S ^^®^® ^ ” ®®‘“ ^^P*®** ‘® '^®rth 2% movement to be kept k > SHURFINE I with this coupon | I and $5.00 purchase High-Speed Train Plans . wuxLB UC- 1-4 * 1* u army cnases Comnuinists a* * xcmeuiio euive. "iNasaKoni’' caiui clslon•• would be aretroactive, C LA v a U L l VCS| L thus f i U s ‘ white Detroit ahousewife, s w a o w w 4aC | who w i and Chinese businessmen, fear- , essential commodities , 0^ co-operation between ^ 3 SHURFINE Red baby-check cozy flannelette contrasted opening the door tor numbers ®hot®‘'®‘ to death March 25. ful of beinvbeing ennerhtcaught in the ?,®Y® “ 'e ee*"e propor- tlonaiist, religious' and com m ||> PEANUT by print denim blue in all your favorite HARTFORD (AP) — transportatton act signed into er ^ s e n t trackage including n. E v ic te d criminals . . to go Hluzzo, mother of five, roundup, take to cover. tion. dleepwear styles. Wear them in the dorm, Aircraft Oorp. u n v e ile d ^ la ^ y ft’e ^ ^ Johnson. m C k s. fnirvas^^SUsSISd *"®®’ «malned to be sea The common people are ap- unstable situation in trade (See Page Nineteen) PEANUT BUTTER relaxing with TV at home, just right for a design today for a llgtotwedgifit ^ y h jg heavily on develop- grades as they now i^ i ^ See Page Elgît ------^______circles resulted in a hear panic BUTTER the young or young at heart! trainrain bulk along aircraft Unes H?®”^ f” ““‘ rplanerplMe technology,technology. among businessmen — notably 3 lb. jar 99c 3 A- - , train would havo str^m . A. Sleep Dress. S, M, L. to I^ e d passengers lUong (he Hned aluminum oars. 2% feet ...... ^ ^ ^ Yanuouth Castle smuggling their capital abroad. With This Coupon 3 lb. jar Coupon good Baetem Seaboard. lower than standard cars and ^ ... ’ .'s .jasttaAtee*;-! J presidential decree gave Nov, 29 - 30. Dee. 1 I B. Pajamas. 32 to 40. ' L The train, powerad by air- their weight, with a m»- m i n c e r J; OU nCt the government the right to Bulletins 0 C. Sleepshirt and Pants. S, M, L. craft-type gas turbine Mighiee Penaion system to bank inward EARLY WEEK PINEHURST CHUCK SALE would be capable of speeds of t t e Z T ’ Fire Hose Sliced terprlses. ^ 120 to 160 miles an hour cm ex- ^ ^ r d pressing passengers U.N. OON’m iB U n O N Center Cuts Lean l a r g e r s i z e s 4 0 - 4 8 S f The intariora would resemble ondo n officer r i f * - on the Yarmouth inter-island shipping fare's. OKAYED BLOCK C H U C K ROAST lb. 49c SHOULDER STEAKS lb. 59e nnL . a Jet airplane, with carpettng CMtle, which burned and sank Finally, a new economic-fl- The train ^ proposed in a and draperies, indirect U g h t ^ WASHINGTON (AP) __A Boneless • BLOUSES wlth a loss of 89 lives Nov. 13, nancial policy for 166 was de- contribution of $25 million by flve-car version carrying up to dividual reading-tem per^M n- testified today that he foimd a creed by President Sukarno, Boneless Economy EYE OF THE CHUCK 79c FROM 1.99 - 5.99 *60 p a t e r a under a plan by ing seats, c a i Z ^ h iggZ e the United States to help CHUCK ROAST for clothing bills? fire hose mysteriously cut. This called for an austerity erase the United Nattoui deN lb. 69c Tiny Tender C'jbes of AiSji^ T c e n t e r ^ . Staff Capt. Panlgiotis Mena- program in development proj- Ipit was recommended today GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES A u ^ r ity to provide high-apeed liner-type galleys for ln.eeat l e a n s t e w b e e f .... lb. 89c • S W E A T E R S trains for the New Haven Rail- meal s Z d e e gohis told'a Coast Guard in- ects but stipulated that spend- at the White House 'Confer Lean quiry bdtird that the cut hose ing would be continued on Su- ence on International Coop Whole LESS BANK CHARGE ^ b e t w e e n Hartford and New The train couM reduce run- CHUCK GROUND lb. 79e (per year) FROM 3.9 9 -9 .9 9 was the first one he tried to use kam o’s, political and prestige eration. A Defense D ep a rt SHOULDER CLODS .... lb. 99c ^ "lAg time between Hartford and to extinguish spreading flames, enterprises. ment spokeanian soggestei - An ^ u sh ally feminine assortment His testimony raised addition- The policy put all Imports the amount should be eloser' 5 lb. lots 69e lb. S ^ hours to 1 hour 40 minute? BABY BEEF LIVER or for the iMger woman.wuman. Blousesjuiouses inir al questions rbout the source of exports imder Increased to a million. dacron and cotton, amdls and crepes ^™P®®y ‘®<‘»y- Time from Boston to New York freezer wropped on request the blaze that struck the cruise government control, Regular 59c HAMBURG lb. 49c Sweaters inlu urionorlon (nne(fine or bulky)bulkv) would bo cut from 4Ji to 8 1 ^ . Come In Mrly in the week. Save on these coupons and this chuck sale. Bring 1,200 liner on her voyage from Miami The new policies were Issued LBjL«pETS REPORT empty bottles, soap, and coffee coupons* In your -or pullovera. New York to Wash- LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDFn All high fashion styles and smart fall j^ H o n s to provide fast new ington from 8 hours M minutes - i .. to Nassau, Bahamas. either by Sukarno or by his JOHNSON CITY,'Tex. (AP). .ft C . .. 1 . colors. See our selection first! to^ns to carry paseengers In to 2 hours 36 minutes George Vazeqs, ■ chief engi- civilian aides apparently with- — President Jetanson got n PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. THE COIUIUECTICUT BANK ttte densely populated Northeast These performances were cal- neer, testified Monday that he out the .consent of, the army, telephone report from Seorea. ARID TRUST COMPARIY ' ciliated through detailed studies saw strange light colored which has been virtually ruling tary of Defense Robert S. Mo- 302 MAIN STREET **^® ^ ®" computers at the UAC re- flames that Appealed to be a the country since the attempted Natnara today on his mlssioV' blazing liquid. Chief Engineer ®®"P- 15 No. Main Street 898 Mala St. !!!.■ lAboratories which simu- train d e sire d by United Aircraft and re- to South Viet Nam, and aiss Manchester Parkade M gaflteldgh-speed graini »atod aot«a fasta oiwrattoZZ William Dagnar of the Bahama Army-controlled newspapen ranged for a personal eornf f *nd sympathizers said the new ferenoe with him inter In tbo.' (See Page IZghtX economic rules were issued to w e e k . A r -I' - 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1965 MANCllES'rER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SG, 1965 it6| Regibn whether regional action Is nec essary and feasible In com Reds Floudng South V e ra o n . company, to fu n u h the boolw batting sources of pollution. SheinwoM on Bridge for the fair. 12th Qrcuit South Windaor tnc. for a change of nooe from The ORPA applied for a |45,'- Bid on Tires The school PTA win meet R-49 to A-S9 for property yesterday, when Tire Ttown Inc. velopment wlH be the toplca Charles Richter Is superintend- for a 2/3 gran^ under the Fed the transport Job can be handled ing als asked to bring a special He pleaded nolo contendere. On since becoming paator two and i tchool system, which advocates ent of the West Hartford school the basla o< Pentagon-stated directly from Red China to Ha by ox carts and even on the guilty of mistakes. For exam 0 K6 0 872 of Windsor Ava. was awarded «U»eu8sad at an open meeting, on half years ago. 44 OAK ST.— COR. COTTAGE ST. eral House any Home finance ♦ K65 3 * 0 82 the Wd for supplying tires tor or favorite dessert that will Nov. 16 MarahaU’s school bus ! busing disadvantaged children system, arid John Santlnl of the objectives, the U.S. air war noi. backs of men. ple, take the hand shown today, SOUTH serve at least four persons, plus aponeored by the League of The Rev. Mr. Wadhama has . to schools in area towns? Agency's ‘701’ program. The played a few months ago in a the police cruisers and other ran into the rear of another Farmington school system. HEW grant program is speclfl- against North Viet Nam is far However, the policy of being Another major target in the A KQJ1096 a place setting. The PTO wlU Women Voters, a t 8 tonight at spoken throughout the archdio : Three representatives to the The CRPA’s point of view satisfied with knocking out only north has been ammunition de match between Great Britain V. 87 town vehicles. school bua Eleven children cese, particularly on the ecu clally for air pollution studies, from a success after nearly lO .. Jay EtUnger, director o( ad- fumlsbe coffee and entertain the South Windaor High Schoed f regional planning agency, one will be offered by three of its one span of a bridge still is in pots. These are (Ufhcult targets and France. 0 AJ95 , ment. were slightly injured In the ac menical nlbvement and the new THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 J from Manchester, will ___ the HHFA for regional plan months. Opening lead—Nine of hearts. ♦ A . ministration and the town’s put- library. will offer representatives, each with effect. to destroy, since the storage Parents are reminded to bring liturgy. His weekly articles ap I their responses to the plan at a ning studies in general. The An English expert doubled South West North East chaslng agent, said purchasing cident. special qualifications to discuss remainder of th^ cost of the Based on the same annoimced U.S. authorities acknowledge facilities are dug in. Still, about ] A Pass 2 A Pass any questions they would like Philip Forriey, head of the pear In the Catholic Transcript ; meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the plan. They are: goals, there are some elements that the North Vietnamese have one-third of North Viet Nam’s four spades and opened the nine the supplies In this manner will A charge of failure^to drive planning section of the coiji- Bank SpUts Stdek We Invite You To Visit pur Elegantly ^ the cafeteria of the Bast Hart- project must be raised from 3 A Pass 3 NT Pass answered at the January grade In the proper lane against Rich Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson from of failure. been able to repair their national ammunition capacity is of hearts. Declarer, a famous 4 A Double All Pass save the town up to 25 per cent. level panel discussions. Ques munlty development division of The South Windsor Bank and ford High School, Burnside Ave. private sources. French master, took the first The cost estimate tor the Urea ard PtyUson of Hartford was Manchester is chairman of the The traffic -control system These -views are the consensus bridges. As soon as the bridges estimated to have been de tions should be written out and the state development commis Trust Company haa voted to Furnished Salon In A Spanish Decor. ■ The agency will also consider in discussions -with a wide range are operative again, U.S.-planes stroyed. trick in dummy with the ace of was between $4,50() and $6,000, nolled. On Nov. 9 Pryblson lost sion, will be the speaker. split Ha stock to provide ope education committee of the re study, for which funds are be should be general, but pertinent control of his car on Lake St, ; applying for federal fimds to cently formed Regional Advis of qualified sources within and knock them out once more. Barracks also have felt U.S. hearts and returned a spade to and the next jdayer paases. You and the tires will be purchased to the school. , additional share for each share Unlimited Parking Adjacent To Salon ■ partially finance two studies, ing asked also under the HHFA and the car went over a stone Forzley’s department admln- ory Committee, who.se aim is to outside the U.S. government, The railroad in North Viet bombs and rockets, but some force but the ace. hold: Spades, S; Hearts, A-10-4; as needed. EUinger said he ex Police Arrests teters the federal urban plan outstanding. one on air pollution and the ’701’ program, would be aimed Diamonds, Q-10-4-3; Clubs, J-lo! wall and Into a tree. Four establish and assist a regional at determining the value of co and are s u p p o rt in a study of Nam has been able to operate military sources said this type West retiuTied his other heart, pects to Use the same procedure Mrs. Dorothy Davis, 52, of 39 ning assistance program, pro Jean E. Shepard, bank presi To Take Care Of Longer Hours For Pormonent Wovos j other on a regional traffic con- council of town officials. other Information available sporadically in sections. ofistrike has perhaps been over and East continued with a third 9-7-4. What do you say? In purchasing fuel oil and other passengers in the car were hos dent, announced the split. iitroi system. ordinating the traffic control Main at., TaJeottviUe, was tak pitalized. , vides, consulting services for Otto C. Neumann of Granby, systems of ’ surrounding towns from the government. Intelligence reports indicate done. Most North Vietnamese,, heart to put South’s trumps in Answer: Bid one notrump. Items in the future. en to Manchester Memorial town officials and town agen Subject to the approval of the And Hair Tints. The Harvard Plan will be a past business manager of the with those of Hartford. The city A main objective of the bomb that road traffic is at a stand military barracks are rather the middle. If South ruffed low. The hand Is not worth a re Women’s Club Hospital today after a two-car Prosecutor Eugene Kelly cies on community development State Banking Commission and explained Thursday night by Hartford board of education, is planning to run its signal ings, which began last Feb. 7, still during the day and is get crudely constructed, with thatch West would over-ruff at once. sponse at. the level of two In The fine arts committee of accident on Rt. 83. Police said nolled the charges against programs, and helps to pro ratification by the sharehold , Kiilo E. Koponen, a research and is now’ chief admlnfttrative system v/ith a computer, which was to cut down the flow of ting that way at night with' an roofing and may be easily re South actually ruffed with the standard bidding systems. the Vernon Junior Women’s Mrs. Davis suffered severe beck Claire Behrend of 147 Birch St. mote -• and org;anlze regional ers at the annual meeting in associate of the Center for officer in Granby. would measure traffic flow and North Vietnamese soldiers and Increase in night raids. placed. nine but eventually had to give Copyright, 1968 Club will meet Wednesday to and neck injuries. She was charged With Intoxi planning agencies. January, outstanding stock will " Field Studies of the Harvard John Tublak of Glastonbury change the timing of the signals supplies into South Viet Nam, But U.S. experts concede that With all of this bombing, the up a trump trick to the eight; General Features Corp, attend a theater party at the Mrs. Davis was a passenger In cation and breach of peace. Kel be converted from its present d Graduate School of Education. and West’s king of diamonds ly said that at the time of her A graduate of (Jlark Unlver- is a teacher in East Hartford, accordingly. The evidence, chiefly the gov a relatively primitive economy latest figures released by the Hartford Stage Company’s pro a car driven by Benjamin Dav slnty, Worcester, Mass., Forz- $10 per share par value to $5 Dimmer to Shimmer! H Among other proposals, the and vice pre.sldent of the Con like North Viet Nam’s is not. Defense Department a month took the setting trick. AID TO MED STUDENTS duction, “Tartuffe.” arrest she was not Intoxicated par value. One additional share Dlan BllttVPHtJl thAt fourna 1 The study would cost about ernment's own figures, shows is, ^so of 39 Main St., Talcott- ley has a degree In' uTOan 5 plan suggesU that towns In the necticut Federation of Teach $15,000, of which $10,000 -would that despite heavy battle losses nearly so dependent upon lines ago showed that Communist The average player might not On Friday, the club’s public vllle. Suzanne Davis, 9, another but sick and under medltiation. of $5 par will be issued for- 1 Greater Hartford area accept ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. geography, has been associated ers. be sought from the HHFA and Communist forces in South Vi-et of communication as is a highly strength in South Viet Nam had blame himself for going down affairs committee vrill meet at passenger, compladned of a head James W. Jackson, 21, of 327 each share outstanding, to -j into their school system three at tour spades, but an expert Nelson A. Rockefeller plans to with a consulting firm In Cam 'Hie air pollution study, for the rest supplied in services Nam are stronger in numbers developed nation like the United risen by about 40,000 or so 1ft the T;30 p.m. at the Community bump and other aches. Woodbrldge St, was found bridge, Mass., and has been stockholders of record as er cent of the McCusker, RFD 2, RockvUle; treatment for emotional illness during the bidding. Students at the Northeast Brent Zakowski, Manchester; tence suspended, and he was the League decided on the Masonic Temple. Indications point to intensified total alcoholic population is on South should refuse the first put on one-year probation. To meeting be<»use "The consen U.S. bombing in the north almost as much as her spouse School, under the guidance of Arnold Bevins, 243 Regbn Rd.; Attends 4-H Confab skid row. A small percentage trick to cut communications be principal Joseph Beilis will be maso had been found guilty In sus of our membership is that Rebe(x:a Niederwerfer is at NEVER around the clock. — and may even be a factor in has an underlying psychosis or Otto Young, Vernon Ave.; tween West and East. Declarer the voiced opinions of all resi This probably will mean a filling Christmas stockings for Edith Brown, Coventry; Glen a previous court session. The tending the National 4-H Club C his compulsive drinking — a psychopathy, some have an takes the second heart with distribution locally as part of charge came about from a do dents la necessary In the plan Congress in Chicago this week. marked rise in the number of MAIN ST.. EAST HARTFORD • 529-2210 Audtbert, South St.; Rory PICTURE PERFECT New York physician said today. underljdng personality disturb dummy’s ace and returns a mestic quarrel in his home. ning of the town’s future de Jet combat sorties, now averag AIR CONDITIONED • «mp1p FflIE PjiKins the Junior Red Cross program. Wheelock, Dobson Ave. A 4-H member for nine years, Dr. Ruth Fox, medical ance, but the majority are not trump to force out the ace. Now The students will fill twenty The following cases were al velopment.” she has engaged in both home ing about 600 a week. director of the National Council noticeably different from the Discharged yesterday: GU- HAD ANY West cannot get to his part SHOWN EVES. ONLY stockings for children and fif mkn Burrell, 22 Estelle Dr.; so disposed of: Raymond Dou “This meeting will cover making and agricultural proj It also undoubtedly will mean on Alcoholism, Inc., said so in a rest of us except in their addic ner’s hand, and the embarrass more U.S. air losses. So far, 149 Frank Sinatra, Debora Kerr teen each for men and women. David Pirtel, RFD 2, Rockville; cette of Rockville, violation of many phases of planning of ects. She is the state agricul talk prepared for the 19th clini tion to alcohol.” ing third round of hearts can Dean Martin Sisterhood Party limited license, $10; Gerald interest to residents of South tural award winner. U.S. planes have been downed. cal convention of the American Raymond Cratty, Grove St'.; by Clairol The bombing targets are like not be led through declarer. “Marriage On The Rocks’’ The Sisterhood of B’nai Israel Ethel Therrlen, Snipslc St. Freeman, 21, of 71 S. Main St, Windsor.” Miss Niederwerfer is a Jun Medical Association. South can regain the lead and (In Color) will sponsor a supper card par driving while under the influ The leagpie has urged all in ior at South Windsor High DOUBTS ly to remain essentially the She said alcoholism affects up same — mostly bridges, roads, WSCS Sponsors draw all of West’s trumps. He Shown 6:15-19:19 ty for women at the recreation ence of intoxicants, and use ctf terested townspeople to attend School and a member of the to six million Americans, most then gives up a diamond and hall, Talcott Ave., at 7 p.m. metal tires, $109; John J. Hren the meeting. 4-H Seamstresses, County Lin railroads and ferries along the ly men, and is the nation’s plus “The Third Day” lines of communication leading Christmas Fair makes the rest with ease. Geo. Peppard, Ellz. Ashley Thursday. Door prizes and fa Dual Bake Sale of East Hartford, speeding, The league will co-sponsor a ers Dairy Club and Sheperds. fourth most important health Daily Question vors will be awarded. $25; George L. Logan, disorder through North Viet Nam. problem—ranking only behind Shown At 8:19 public meeting with the East ABOUT The Women’s Society of Partner opens with one spade, Red Cross Class To Aid MAHRC ly conduct, $26; Michael C. Hartford leagpie on Wednesday Manchester Evening Herald Secretary of Defense Robert heart disease, mental illness, Christian Service of North Sgt. Robert Kjellqulst of the South Windsor correspondent, S. McNamara almost certainly and cancer. Manchester Business and Pro Miller of East Hartford, illegal at 8 p.m. at the Circuit Court, Methoffist Church will sponsor Vernon Police Department, crossing of esplanade, $20; Rob Tolland St. Speakers will dis Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. would dispute any conclusion Dr. Fox urged physicians to a Oiristmas Fair Saturday at safety service chairman of the fessional Women’s Club is that the limited air war has give thought to treating the al sponsoring a dual bake sale ert A. Tubbs at Vernon, hunt cuss the Constitutional Con 10 a.m. in the church hall. Mr?. Nathan Hale Branch of the ing without a permit, $25; vention. WHERE been a failure. coholic’s family while treating David Gorke and Mrs. Ernest Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 8 American Red Cross, is plan James C. Weaver of Colchester, George Hannon, an East AuthoriUes reflecting his the primary patient. Hintz are co-chairmen of the ning to conduct a first aid in p.m. at Mott’s Supermarket views contend that if it were not “The wife of an alcohoUc may E. Middle Tphe., and Grond- speeding, $25, and Thomas Hartford Democrat who is a event. The public is invited. structors training course start O’Nell of 10 Mintz Court, re for the bombings, infiltration of seem on the surface to be just Way at the Manchester Shop representative to the Metro Booths will offer candy, ing the first of the year. Peo sisting arrest and intoxication, politan Di.strict Commission, men and arms would have been an innocent victim of her hus Christmas decorations, plants ping Parkade. Proceeds will TO KEEP far greater. ple who have an advanced first $45. and Emil Frankel, Republican band’s drinking, but a number and flowers, handicrafts, baked aid certificate are entitled to benefit the Manchester As Critics in the armed services of studies have shown her to be sociation for the Help of Re The following chairges were assistant counsel to the Con goods, doll clothes, aprons and enroll, and can do so by calling nolled: Larry A. Bigelow of vention committee on reappor and in Congress do not complain often almost as neurotically ill white elephant articles. the Red Cross office. Park St. tarded Children, (MAHRC). that hammering at communioa-- as her husband,” Dr. Fox said. Mrs. Abraham Klebanoff and Coventry, hunting without a li tionment, will speak. Coffee and doughnuts wlU be AL Auxiliary cense; David A. Bohadlk, 19, of Zone Change MY tions lines obviously is not dodnt Membership in Alcoholics served all morning. Grinders Dobosz - Êrtel - Laboc - Han Mrs. John ^ Kenneally are co- the job. 44 Lodge Dr., failure to drive The planning and zoning com Anonymous — with 3(K),000 sal sen Unit, American Legion Aux chairmen of the sale. Women’s What they want is a wider vaged patients to its credit — will be served at noon. Advance right; Bernard Boland of 49 mission will hold a public hear orders for grinders will be taken iliary, will hold a groceiy social organizations in Manchester ranging assault to knock out still is the most effective single have been contacted and mem Winter St., improper backing; ing at 8 p.m. Dec. 7 at the by Mrs. Richard Fields -of 21 for the benefit of the rehabilita Dana E. Budden of Southing high school to consider the ap N North Viet Nam's ability to sus- means of treating the ailment, tion fund 'Rmrsday at 7:46 p.m. bers asked to contribute baked MONEY tain the aggression south of the the doctor said. Griffin Rd. and Mrs. Glenn Law goods to the sale. ton, failure to drive In proper plication of Yankee Homes of 27 Baldwin Rd. s4 the GAR Hall. 17th Parallel. She added that some wives of MAHRC conducts a sheltered lane; William Clark of Bolton, COIN OPERATED Manchester's oldest financial Members of the Senior Metho HS Charities unsafe lane change; Norman "To win a war, you have to alcoholics may need group ther The annual high school chari ■workshop which provides vo WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN destroy an enemy’s will and his apy for their own neurotic prob dist Youth Fellowship will con cational training for mental Tourgee of Vernon, failure to 11 MAPLE ST. institution has always offered a duct games and sell grab bag MICHAEL CAINE V ty drive will be held starting drive In established lane, and The World's Best |Acros8 From First National capacity to fight,” said one mil lems or counseling by “Al- Dec. 13 at Rockville High retardates unable to seek work itary source. “We’re not doing Anom,” a group for spouses of gifts. in the community. Here the re Stanley Maselek of Vernon, Perfumes—Colognes Store Parking Lot high dividend rate, plus com School. Proceeds of the drive breach of peace 'by assault. either in North Viet Nam.” AA members, or both. SUNDAYS WEEKDAYS will be used to support the tardates are paid for perform “Free Gift Wrapping” OPEN 7 DAYS Reports gleaned from diplo Declaring counseling of fami SUBWAY MAILS 2:00-4:15 and SAT. ing useful work for area busi The tollowlhg cases were con 16-Lb. Wash—26o plete safety. All accounts fully BOSTON (AP)—The Boston school’s foster child in Korea, 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.99 matic sources with contacts In lies of alcoholics by physicians 6:15-8:30 7:00-9:10 Kim Shin Ku, and will also be nesses. A time (dock is needed tinued: David E. Woodward of ARTHUR DRUG Communist North Viet Nam are has been found helpful in sal Post Office is opening two in the workshcjp to teach mem Lebanon, evading responslblity, 6 Lbs. Or Under—$1.50 insured up to $10,000. branches in the city's subway donated to various charities. that the Communists can carry vaging the patients. Dr. Fox Book Fair bers of the group to punch in and James W. Love Joy of Po- on with considerable hardship said: “Probably no family in system to handle Christmas €uid out and to be punctual. quonock Bridge, impersonating mail. Postmaster Ephraim The Vernon Elementary but no basic dislocation. which there is an alcoholic can School Is planning a student Another MAHRC endeavor is a policeman, to Dec. 2; Charles — The U.S. fighter bombers are be considered a happy one.’’ Martin said stamps will be sold DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE book fair E>ec. 6 through 8 after nursery for pre-school retarded Cavanna, 20, of South Glaston destroying much in the target The doctor stressed that there and Christmas cards may be The University of Connecticut school and during the evening in children. Having their children bury, .speeding, to Dec. 9 Frank area, these reports say, but the is no single, magic cure for the mailed but no parcel post serv Storrs, Connecticut the school auditoHum. at the school allows, a little (Jhamp Jr., 17, of 180 Eldridge North Vietnamese are repairing disease of alcoholism. She said ice will be available. Students will be given an op free time for mothers and also St., and James CovUl, 16. of 196 INSTANT th -^ . roads, patching up their that treatment, to be successful, PRESENTS portunity to browse and buy educates the children prior to Autumn St., larceny under $250, II railroads, fixing up damaged must be “multi-disciplinary” _ books. The fair is designed to their entrance in public school to Dec. 16; Richard Dyber, 16, in a range from psychiatric ex FREE in-ccar HEATERS rolling stock, and either bypass T. S. ELIOT'S help spur student interest In classes. of 24 Frederick St., breach of amination and counseling to peace, to Dec. 16; and Henry Refreshes Tired Color! ing damaged bridges or getting reading > and building home li Money .from the bake sale Your diamond purchase is forever. EARNINGS hypnosis, and perhaps even with will be used for ourrent needs LIsk,'l5^ of 25 Mill St., unneces them into, usable shape. use of the experimental drug MEAD0WS°^k ' braries. The teacher's club is Confide in an established jeweler. ON INSURED SAVINGS For the present, U.S. Air ENDS TONITE sponsoring the event, and Mrs. of the MAHRC. sary noise with a motor vehicle, Because his reputation is at LDS. II THE COCKTAIL PARTY to Dec. 6. Fll Phyllis Johnson is chairman. stake, you can trust his Force and Navy Jets are barred “The stereotype of the alcoho KING RAT from chopping at North Viet DECEMBER 3 . DECEMBER 11 The display will include books Judgment and honor DIVIDENDS Nam’s industry, the irrigation Plus In Color to satisfy a variety of reading Russians Till Own Lots his price. Glamorizes Gray! RIDE THE WILD SURF (No Sunday Performance) Interests, including classics, fic ■system so vital to her food sup STARTS WED.’ MUNICH — Radio Free Eu PAID FROM ply, most of her power facilities, Tonight “Bedford Incident tion, biographies, adventure rope reports that the average As Illustrated Chariton Heston HARRIET S, JORGENSEN THEATRE MARLOW'S much of her petroleum supply. and Co-Hit Richard Boone stories, science, nature, crafts, Soviet collective framer spends Main St., Mancdiester mystery and reference books. DAY OF DEPOSIT Hanoi, North Viet Nam’s capi —f Color)— . Tickets and Reservations Now Available nearly lo hours a week working $175 tal and seat of much of her in "THE The committee is working private land. That’s after spend OPEN Hll 9— TUES. dustry, and Haiphong, chief port Auditorium Box Office: 429-9321—Ext. 807 with Educational Reading Serv ing 3714 hours a week on th* col Ask For Easy Payments Dividends paid quarterly: of entry for seaborne supplies WAR LORD" ice, a professional book fair lective’s tasks. THURS. and R l . At the beginning of Janu- from the Soviet Union are off TOMORROW!! Children under 12 Free! Admission: $1..50—Curtain 8:15 P.M. Downtown Manchester limits. giant free playground MICHAELS JEWELERS ary, April, July and Oc The Hill is BIG with At 958 Main Street U.S. reconnaissance has spot that 007 Man tober. ted a buildup of antiaircraft de fenses around both complexes, which would raise the price to SEAN CdNERY the United States if Americans Make Sure You'll Have strike there. American authorities are A Prepaid Christmas careful to stress that this coun Also try never has given any assur BOUIARD $ (^ Bob Hope “I’ll Take Sweden” 100 Next Year... ance that the industrial and port complexes would remain im Wed., Thurs., “Hill” 7:40 Join Our 1966 mune. But for- now these offl-' “Sweden” 6-9:45 cials believe any attacks on Ha Fri. “Hill” 5:45 - 9:30 Christmas Club Now! noi and Haiphong would carry a “Sweden’’ 7:45 3 high risk of triggering deeper involvement of Red China. Officials have taken pains to CONVENIENT HOURS:. underscore again and again that there is no desire to destroy EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT The most beautiful haircoior can dim a little 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 15 P.M. TO 9 P.M.) North Viet Nam’s economy. between touchups. But no need to fret... EXTRA HOURS THURSDAY EVENING 6 to 8 It is estimated that only about Open 10 per cent of North Viet Nam’s we just color-rinse with new Picture Perfect power capacity has been Castings I knocked out. Also, only a small and instantly your shade’s all a-shimmer again. C I segment of North Viet Nam’s for petroleum stocks have been de We actually match your coloT—whether it’s stroyed. The Little Theatre of FISH FRY new pride prestige can Creme Toner*, Bom Blonde* or Miss Clairol(r) Military experts say big oil Manchester’s supplies are stockpiled in the 77 Haiphong area. And it stays till your next ehampoo. There are those in the armed "NIGHT ’ Jje yours in a previously owned 8 of the shades glamorize gray, tool SAVINGS services who strongly favor 1.00 mining the approaches to Hai MUST Wonderful Boneless FSIBets l t c / phong and establishing a block 6 2 IvOAN ■i I P golden brown. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Beneficial ade. arguing that it would be REPAY* AMOUNT Picture Perfect Treatm ent...91.00 ASSOCIATION French Fried Potatoes • Cole Slaw MONTHLY much better to prevent Soviet- FALL' ^ i i Call up or coma In. Ask for the cash you O F LO AN Tartar Sauce • Rojis and Butter ^ lata model Continental, pridefuUjr cared for by its previous owner, oiTera built missiles from arriving , ûnique revrards not even to be found in some new. cars of lessor suture. Want and gat tost service, tool Do your S16.Y5 $300 5 Women— 1 Men shopping, pay your bills,‘ ...... en/oy the holidays,Ij' than to knock them out after COCKTAILS SERVED AT Bi 26.58 . 500 they are in place.. ’H RESTAURANTS I Among them is the feeling of luxurious distinction it offers its second owner. You pick the terms:. . . you pick the pay- AMCHM8TKM»» OtDEgT riNANCIAL IN S T IT U T IO N 'Wed., Thurs. and Fri. iiiiil The styling is classic, timeless, the craftsmanship unsurpassed. The savings menu . . . at Beneficial, where you get 36.41 700 An estimated SO to 69 ships •iiiii that BIG O.K. fp|; cashi Call up and see! arrive in Haiphong in a given Dec. 1, 2 and 3 ■re equally impressive. We have a limited number of previously owned 51.16 '1000 week, many believed loaded BsaHcial riiMca tniwa a t in tsien e«ut-to-cM815 CENTEJ^ STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Established 1908 to Solon. ^

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■ . j u , ..L-'...... ■■ ■' Basilica had only twe a$er Moriaity C i^ ^ R)nfk’|'’7iyj ” tM ju ih ’ ■ It ■ G>imcil Revises vote on. terns jhary reip ^'W ay ii ‘fntoetnbles Thursday they wU meet In Fairy Tale b«M in "Tala o t iSro Ottlaa” kgain for the final worklngvote and " P a a B of Qlocy*’ tn JPhila- an teebo^i majw orhnw Kevin Mortarty of 27 Keiudnff- on the schema on tbe Ufe and delphla, Pa.; and “Much Ado r^resentfiig the relatively Biltllii Control Dec. 7 ton St. haa been named to the -Hnan, visible portion and minor ministry of priests. Saturday About Nothing,*’ "B vaiym an " m o r misdemeanatot crimes rep- will come the final balloting on tl9t»v:Byear This was among the findings mfiiistering the .Connecticut Sponsored by K ing David Climes, the report says: Nov. 1 of this year are eligible mlasion reportedly haa not been team, to replace Herman J. Adulta Club on its past actlvl- live in the Manchester area first performance on Saturday made by six study committees council. "If the Lee Harvey Oswalds and Sunset Rebekah Lodges ties and on its proposals for fu- theater for many years, his act- able to reach a unantmous con- Reck. at Rham High School, Hebron. for the CCOD which launched a The reports <»i the state’s are to be screened and referred to vote tn the Dec. 14 constitu ture activities, ing credits include roles in oluslon. Because of this, it is Queen Knights Pension Board of Trustees — probe last April into the state’s “ gaps and weaknesses” in the tor treatment before they be FRIDAY. DEC. 3 tional referendum. smgible Open Mondoy thru Saforday 11. A request from the MUnlcl- “ Happy Tim e” and “ Jenny a four-year term, also to re MANY FAITHS RECOONDOaD problems in preventicH), control f l ^ Of crime and delinquency come involved In serloua Crime, S:00 P.M . names are included cn the cor^ beUevM that Po^ Pwil wanted Y c h u d i M e n ilk u i pal Employes Group for revi- Kissed Me” for the Manchester Munich — More than 90 per a clear council atatement place Heck. and treatment of crime. conclude that there is a serious clinical, diagnostic and rdiabiU- retted registration list as of Bions to the town’s personnel Community Players and “ The cent of Poles are Roman Catho ODD FaiOW S HALL etreesing the current ban to give LONDON (AP) — Queen Ellz- Civil Defense Advisory Coun- The committee reports were lack of facilities for disturbed taUve services must be avail Nov. 9. 9:30 A.M. till 10 P.M. rules to provide for arbitration Fantastlcks” for the Little Thea- lics, but the Communist govern being presented today at a Wm unlimited time to go over abeth n today honored violinist ■ cll—one-year term, to succeed chiklren and aduMe, minor of able. Registrars of Voters Ruth LoJ- of grievances, rather than me- ter of Manchester. He also ap- ment officisdly recognizee IS Benefit of Conn. Eye Bank the matter before making a fl- Yehudi Menuhin, an American, !« < » A. Thorp, who haa resign meeting in Wallingford. fenders, alcoholics, narcotica ad “They are not available on a and Visual Besdaroh sim and Justine Burokaa Said diation, as is now the rule. peared at The Oval in "Wild- religious denominations. Radio nal pronouncement. by making him an honorary ed. A summary of the findings. dicts, and sex offenders. sufficiently large scale in Con Foundation yesterday that people who Have 12. Approval of use by the c^t” and is currently playing at Free Elurope reports. Council circles said the new Knight Commander of the Brit- will be issued as a progress The lack of treatment for necticut.’’ moved from Tolland and who Town Planning Commission Manchester Redevelopment text gave the Pope tWe poeslbll- Ish Empire. have not Uved in their new town Alternate — one-year term, to Agency of $6,600 from the $120,------Ity and stmultaneouly provided ’The rare distinction for an for six months may not request succeed WUUam B. Kloppen- ooo of town funds voted last him with the basis for announc American citizen carried no ci that their names be kept on the FOR A DAY. W EEK...OR LONGER burg, who was appointed a year, to pay for a portion of the ing a change, if he decided tation but it was understood that ToUand liA for the referendum, member of the commission. cost of moving business con- change was warranted. the monarch was according him N o such provision has been Board of Tax Review — to cems within or from the North The day's voting left only her formal tribute for the con A 1966 Cor from made in the election laws for term ending November 1967, to End Renewal area, two —or possibly three— more tributions he has made to music Merlarty Brothon the special election, resulting in RENT replace Atty. L. Paul Sullivan, prior to a 1965 Federal Hous- working sessions before the in Britain and to his social serv the loss of some vtrtlng rights. Who has moved from town. ing Act, the government paid world-wide assembly ends Dec. ices. TED Bloodmobile ' Capitol Region Planning 100 per cent of costs, up to $25,- Menuhin, who lives In the The Red Cross Bloodmobile 8. A gen cy—three-year term, to re 000, tor moving bu.siness firms Highgate suburb of London, will will visit the Burroughs Oorp. The mlasionary document, place Mrs. Dorothy C. Jacobson. from renewal areas. The com receive the award in late De plant on Dec. 9 from 1:46 to given eectlon-by-sectlon ap Among the many other items panies themselves were re cember at a special presenta- 6:30 p.m. A telephone canvass proval earlier, seta a new ap- of business for the board that quired to absorb all costs over TRUDON proach for the Roman Catholic t'o" ceremony performed by of the town will be made, and night are: the $25,000. Foreign Secretary Michael walk in donors are welcome. Church’s missionary program. 1. Consideration of a $70,000 Under the new act, the gov- Stewart. Democratic Notea It enjoins Catholic missloq- ★ Brand new, fully equipped caia ready to go. allocation from the Capital Im - emment continues to pay ail Menuhin, 49, was bom In New VOLKSWAGEN The Democratic Town Com aries to cooperate with other I provement Reserve I^nd for costs up to $26,000, plus 76 per York. mittee will meet Friday night at Christians in mission lands. •k Reasonable rates. the construction of a swimming cent of all costs above that He Is one o f the founders of 8 at the Town Hall. Members It also attempts to interna pool and bathhouse on the W ad amount. The town absorbs the the Bath, England, music festi k FuQ insurance coverage. w ill discuss the Constitutional tionalise and update the Vati dell School grounds. remaining 25 per cent of all val and la a regular performer APPOINTS Convention and the question of can agency controlling the 2. Adoption of an amendment coats over $25,000. throughout Britain. k Large discount if yonr car is in our shop for eminent domain. Church’s missionary program to the Pension ’Trust Fund Or The allocation is needed to Another American who has repairs. The box supper and dance by insisting that selected mis dinance to Include several men pay for the moving of the Man been honored with the honorary sponsored by the Democratic sionaries in the field be brought tor increased pension payments. chester Pipe and Supply Co., knighthood is Douglas E. Fair MORT HERMAN AS USED CAR SALESMAN Town dub, scheduled tor Dec. Neither Driver Seriously Injured to Rome and given a voice in The men were inadvertently which is relocating on Hartford banks Jr., the film actor and 4, has been postponed. These vehicles ccdlided at Spruce and School Sts. yesterday at 2:30 p.m. The driver of the the direction of the program. MORIARTY BROTHERS overlooked -when the pension Rd., and possibly the Peck director. Fairbanks, who lives Mrs. Robert Mongeon, presi overturned car, Gary W. Sanborn, 20, ofl69 Pearl St., was not hurt; the other driver, Vir In addition, nuns and laymen payments were increased, ef Lumber Co., which has not dis in Britain tuid is a friend of 801 CENTER STREET — TEL. 643-6138 dent of the Democratic Women’s ginia O. Dumaine of 93 Scarborough Rd., received a shoulder injury. Both were examined at doing mission work are recom fective July 1, 1966. closed its new site. Queen Elizabeth, was given the Club, has announced that the Manchester Memorial Hospital and then discharged. Police charged Mrs. Dumaine with fail mended as specialist advivera LEASING PLANS FOR ALL 1966 MAKES A MODELS S. Adoption of a new town knighthood in 1949 by King club hM been accepted for ure to stop for a stop sign and said she hit Sanborn’s car on the side. She is scheduled to to the agency, the Congrega ■eaL George VT. membership in the Connecticut appear in court Dec. 13. (Herald jAoto by Satemls.) tion for the Propagation of 4. Consideration of a storm- Paula Huffield Federation of Democratic Wo- ' ...... the Faith. sewer priority list, compiled by J • J ^ men’s dubs. p Country Store vs. Tolland Reorganisation of the con Director of Public works Wal- k ,W 0 0 Il VtSnC llC ldtC meeting after dinner. ’The event i i i QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 iliiiiiiliniiiii > ’The Democratic Women’s Barber Shop and Consumers’ ter Fuas. Dairy Products is open to all couples in the gregation is the heart of the d u b will hold its annual Chrlst- Food Centre vs. 3 Sons Clean document and caused sharp 6. W aiver of requirements tor Miss Paula White Huffield, Manchester area. mas party Dec. 11 at 9 p.m. at ers; 7:46 p.m., Vernon Steak maneuvering behind the scenes. competitive bids tor the pur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Taken in Break Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer 164 EAST CENTER ST. the Vernon Steak House, Rt. 30. House vs. Town Line Auto Body Conservatives in the Vatican chase of 16 water meters tor the ert A. Huffield of 28 Stephen St., are chairmen of a dinner corn- Tickets are available from Mrs. and Hayden and Mason Insur Sometime over the weekend mittee. sought to kill that section of addition to Westhill Gardens, is one of eight candidates for Maxwell Kenneson, Gehrlng Rd. ance vs. Chambers Movers. a delivery truck was broken Members are reminded to the schema on grounds it pre- M A N C H E ST E R —649-5261 bousing for the elderly. the title of "Snow Queen” at A buffet supper will be served, Bryant College, Providence, St. Matthew’s Meeting into and about $7 worth of va bring grab bag gifts marked sumed a right to revise part of #. Ahooation of $7,000 fiwn and husbands are invited. t:::n R.I. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin has rious dairy goods and soda were "his” and “ hers” for the an the Roman Curia, the Church’s Ample Parking Front and Rear the Water Depertment Capital Men’s Fellowship invited ail membera of St. nual visit of Mr. and Mrs. Santa central administration. ’This Each candidate is sponsored taken, police report. The truck Bnprovement Reserve Fund for Ronald Lang, a project engin Mathow’s Church to a special Claus. A box will be provided caused an immediate reaction by a fraternity; Tau Epsilon eer in space and life systems the cost of utilities at the W est- meeting Sunday night at the belongs to Sealtest Foods, Inc., for gifts for Mansfield State from groups of missionary I fraternity is sponsoring Miss bill Gardens addition. ’The board at the Hamilton Standard Di iliiii Huffield. ’The winner will be Grange Hall, when he will ex- "’as parked at the rear of Training School. bishops. vision of the United Aircraft had already voted to waive any plain the interior design and plant at 113 Summit St. ------’The missionaries won. Some “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" crowned at the annual Snow Oorp., will address the Men’s ^ c o r t t o ^ Mianctoester Housing „ „ Saturday night color scheme to be used in the Po'i®® say the lock on the truck *TOY’ PU T IN TO ORBIT changes in wording were made. Fellowship of the United Con liiiii the Venus DsMilo Restau- new church. was forced. tVASH ING TO N — In 1937 a but the general outline o f the 1 ^ gregational Church ’Thursday at Swansea. Mass. Christmas Concert ^ a case of vandalism over patent was issued for a device proposal to enlarge the dtrec- Iii 8 p.m. at the church. He will A graduate of Manchester Kenneth Holton and a choral weekend, eleven windows of that seemed nothing more than torate of the missionary con- discuss Important developments Squashed Iii etorage space mgh School, Miss Huffield is a group from the E. O. Smith a small building behind the a toy; in 1062 the device was gp-egatlon remained intact. illiil in the engineer’s role in the con d * Cmarter Oak St. ’The town student in the executive secre School in Stoers will present a Community Baptist Church on launched into orbit as the Tel- Besides this document, the quest of space. iii has already determined that the tarial science department at the Christmas concert FYiday night E. Center St. were broken, popo- star communications sateUite. bishops meeting in St. Peter’s Careless “pumpldnhead” drivers Holy Name Society Hi storage will not interfere with college. at 8:30 at E ’Bind.stouw, the lice -- report.---- - Stones...... were... used usually wind up “squashed.” But iiiili ito snow-dumping operations. St. Matthew’s Holy Name So home of Prof, and Mrs. A r and caused an estimated $10 in ciety will hold a card night to damage. iiill safe drivers wind up saving money 8. A report on a proposal to STA’ra; DEFERS ’TO D.S. thur Berman on Goose Lane. m morrow evening at 8 in the with AEtna’s Auto-Rite Policy. purchase an elementary schod MADISON, Wis. — The Wis Grange Hall. All men attending Auto-Rite offers safe driver dis dte in the Okrdner-Spring Sts. consin state Capitol’s dome . , , . ------= Manchester Evening Herald 14-^ 1 area. is 285 feet, 9 inches high. As a are being asked to bring a gift xolland correspondent. Bette C h U F C h C o U p lc S OPEN TONIGHT tlD 9:00 counts and convenient quarterly valued at one dollar to exchange a-«K.

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•■■"‘SI ■ "'i* ' ■ / liVjV/" • JS, ■ ,.S - ■■ -s-' I ’. ’’V 3 -'...... --’...’I V by im e' k’* dictator^ shipsdor tims. it. sfponatly oper MANCBBSTES EVBNnIO K SIM J), UANdHESTEB, CONN*. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1968 ates OBdsr tio thasr eom^pulston to lim it Rs foreign did to tbods Latin Antsriesa Bolton {■bould bb'doai OotoNr aad lIotohrBR'''giilitp^ ds«'adtootgiKive, aaoh parson must countries Vrbo might he oonsidersd ^ tito' It. nr flit ’jjsr rt^&iL |1 ts m oney.' Voter ScMiiDn OAS Okays cicsest to iU oulm political idsology. To B y A .H .O . yew 'by. N w .^ ' : ' Bbe ii|;ld 11]^ RWia hw iW to Ho said that tbe to*n accepted ; ' The >boiurd doafâR jhavs the oondenU fha townspeiifte who tiues roads at the meeting and A three-hour voter making, thk oontratv, Spain baa not only tihan* School Plan Fi ' aonmsration yot*îtg y«Mr. he wori(4d I t ^ . fbr Ow drtginia that, inevitably, homes will be session will be held tomor Bsiisd itarta aaid id ifreidy to some of the inore OnM upon a time thara m re row, from 6 to 8 p.m., In the Big Change saidi, beoause Ri^Riluctantto addhig tl^t the sbhool- built on those roads and cblldt NOW AVAtM LI AT clearly demodratie natlona of our hemi tiirea "branches e t damooratic town clerk’s office In the government, tiie executive, the pressu^xh^tito PTA, which WM. annpoaed to. open in 1M7, ran triU be injaed in those' sphere, but has also permitted Itself Afl Olher Items Aj^loved ,.ltaf . bMn todiflRathe Kbool' Oen- at which tlma It would have homes. Municipal Building. In Qiarter PINi PHAKMACY legislative, and the judloiaL Bllgihle appUcants must •M CPOraKB KA . normal emnmereial relations with Cas Once upon a apeclflc time— ■us.for the.bdaid bach year^^ been' adequaM’.fer the school Henry MdDoaough said that tro Cuba Franco Spain, then, seema $2()0. Wgdddtt said that the mo-JxîMlation. governments , now Just “spend, be at least 21 years of age, (OoBttmied Cron Pagp Ode) in the summer of 1964, in the St a speclal town meeting last chosen. At .tide point It was de- must have been residents of smart enough at leaat to pretend that state of (jonnectieut — there, ney.to biMd by the PTA t o , ^ ^ tto . Kreyslg adntitted oome spend, spend.” He wUd that, The aot providea a blueprint Manchester for at least six - •• -- its interest in LkUn America goes to the was a famous encounter be pmr plaoning in. the basement when he attended Hartford High for a great aode^ for Latin *«»«****k*«>k^»*««« wK^V of .tito NOtdi Rd. ischdol, which School, the class slse was 46. Ha months and must be U.S.i I »*«*»t«****'|«*** 1«*^P hemisphere’s people rather than to their tween two of these branches. dtlsens. Am erica. , U0 ••-•••»••«••»•• Into a formal session of the ment, engineerlnr and fenaiMi nmnAatim w siSltoola to Imve the PEA she eald. was aooeptqd at the eald the* town should "make do’* , ••• l*vP particular political regimes. By eontraat, It calls for more equitê CAMERA AUB HUyl American foreign aid often seema de Judicial branch, which had sud ■ inMiwuw signed either to reward or punish the — * ** ^ prMimjnTn WMnvbTiflA ry.p*^.. *0 a m«aafiAv% could'^***'« hlre «•*« bjdependent Indtvldu- ^ hmeh «uuvu ptogrem OBUbad nweinover been a«ld the town should consider ated at Sheppard a !f b , Tex., better'eities stable prices âapeU___taÎ^^to'wn^SIreir entlUeA people of various countries according the only bnuich, there came n project npaWeatiao ot aH news ^ member of tire executive The vote was not unanimous the h C ^ ^ a ’new schoS Wad? ^ bsasmaf ratired people and those on pen- ^ the. tra^g course for to'iiiati^r'foii •a & M or Bot otimnriMr er«<^ to the nature of their political regimes. 1. ki. tra papertr aad alao lb* local aewi pw branch also acting as tem on either question, but nearlv dell said the present ele- ***** pOme HreyaNr drewchueWe electrical pêr pro- prjc«s and access to’ markets' ] ’ L«t Ufl Cheek . All of this may be a virtue of aitua* îS rrtS ua e( rapoMlealkB o( apadal 41p> porary champion of the legisla to. About four nays were audU mentary acbokrii vm be one. ff she add t^t it tot of re- ?**??“ » for exporters, reduction in .bar Your CamtoTB . -m ‘‘yudMa Miaki ara alao rcaar rid. tion mote than anything else. If we tive branch. Or, to be specific, bie on the site study quMtlon, classroom short next fall, or W®ddell sdd thht the ejitê^ masics had been inade about the Iêy About t^ ^ ,, riers to trade, and economic In- , For^ HoHdajr P h b ^ were Spain, and In gain ’s position with Governor John Dempsey beard and about two on the prellml- three classrooms short If. the drhtoage problem that "don’t borrowing m p m I^ . Wley said T e ^ l^ ^ ^ h o o l, Manchester, tegration of the hemisphere with Iba Varald maUBC lae.. as* ed the three federal Judges in nary plans. Around 100 towns- two sub standard PhpJ«®t,eriroUm8bt Tbe figures hold water." She described a ^ t , as of SepL 15* |he tow ns Is toing reoM lgn^ to Stewart a Latin-American common mar- I ao xlnaaeial for typo- regard to this hemisphere, we too might arrora app their chambers and dcAnandec’. pSle were“ mbS STe claaai^ma »o anUcl^ kinder- gate valve eyatem to the ele- bondto to^tednea. for ket as the goal. , ’ heitee be able to get more good out of one- TIW'fliIMt tenth the foreign aid money. and got, from them, some kir ' Community Hall for Uie meet- recommended by the boardf of ®***^S*?’" S e « * o o l disposal Arid 6892,^, and Its ^ t IMt For the first time ihe more of chance for Connecticut to tag, which lasted approximate- education. , ; .. pr^rion te Im^ftle wWch^had not hem used prop- for $856,^. put- ^ developed natlona of the hemi- QUALITY A SERVKS iv fwft hnetvNi ev Iwcaiise aU five Veer-olda wlU eriiv. She said fMd had bsm tiM it $36,000 over the school Moma Sllverawdn of HtUcreet i'semee cueat ot W. M. A have some time to fashion, at rOosonabla pridk .jbllsbers lUprvMaUtlTee -- Iwt Jiuto mi. WaddeU review^ the automattoaliy be in kinder- oomtruot^ so i*jf could be borrowiiur Umlt of two end A to, asking that any fuU4ime ^ . . jj t » ^ ^ Hathewe^jêd^:fs — Few Tatfc. Chi* through Its own legislative The three other Items on the ^ M tq n stato garten. Some would be in first-' Phed at a time but that it bad quarter times the base. Bfe, accident and health tasur- e r ees c processes, its own system of Should Princesses Travel? agenda pas^ unanimously. J^^®*** gfade, because the cut-off date been discovered O nly^ s ^ IVaddell asked If the "aggre- ance agents Uvtag in town who also calls on all OAS legislative reapportionment. Shady Lane ta Lawrence Cop- 19«* He wed tWo figures: The Jo, membership In each gn«J® 1« ‘ -...... - — ------^ ® .<»lao calls on afi OAS maiBBR AODir BtmBAU OF cntClIlAr Members ff the British Parliament When Governor Dempsey memberahlpta each gnuje Is was’betag used. Now botii aides 5®“' ^***f2"members to refrain from carry- w 5 a t verse’s Knollwood development ®;![®*^® ■-> membership i and the enumeratiqh.aro "said a half times the base could n o t' soon as possible. The selectmen SALEM 3 an raising something of a tempest went dragoning his way into was accepted into the town (ADM) for the year and the av- g iy ^ the child’s age as df Sept. ^ ‘*’®®’ “ ® tag out any economic policy be used for schools, if the town have authorized SUversteln to likely to affect another member adwtUrtas boons about the ears of the Labor Govern territory some thought the Ju- road system on the condition orage number Of pupils ta each . ,• ’. J > McCarrick substantiated hCra. so Voted. The other two and a gather optalona from Mfe tasur- NASSIFF ; lMSy--Sb.m^r8dyr, ment because they have heard that the diclsd was usurping, his temer that the shoulders along Con- room'.- ' , u A’ ■ J A " Rreysig’e Btetemhnte on the val- adversely. faasday — 1 p.ia. XwSa]^ . Waddell ended Ws presenta- inkling that no further ex-; quarter is designated for gener- ance agents on forming a sep CAMERA a - kedneeday — I p tasqwyers of Britain may be footing ity and daring and the argu verse’s lots on Birch Mountain 1^® ADM is the number on al purpose borrowing. arate town life Insurance advl- The act urges joint action to hr-Rmraday 1 p.aa Wedaesday. tiqn by saying that the 66 ■ stu- pansion of the field Is possiUe beat down barriers against Lat- PHOTO SHOP hr friday — 1 p.ia. tlw tS te. the bill for some gl40,000 of what It ments he used produced an Ext. be regraded to return the wWch the state bases its aid, RUey said that he did not sory board, . V)r Satiirday — 1 p.m. Friday. ^ especially cooperative response drainage to its original pattern. computed by dividing the dents ta Grade 6 wta Jnove.:Up now. ’ ’ ------in-American products abroad. I.. ' lassloSr deadline; 10:80 a.tq. each day «d cost Princess Margaret and Lord Snow to the high school next fall, and -Keeney Hutchinson said that. consider It a "good financial Fire Call The next hurdle for the pro 9B1 MAIN STREET '" ‘lU âtlaB eaeept Saturday — t a m don to spend 20 days In the United from one of the three federal The proviso was made In the ®f eveiy school day’s en- policy to borrow from another Firemen were called out at Judges then holding Connecti form Of an am^dment to Z <ûriVtae ye^ ta; ' f® ®"- unf^tely.- nearly ail U. posals in the act will be a. con TeJ. 64S-7S6» SUtas. account’’, but, with the state 4:35 thla morning to a chicken ference in Panama early next cut in the hollow of their motion on the town meeting "umber of days^ the school is ter kinderga^, seepage tests wire made dur- tax commissioner’s approval, he coop fire on Lake St, In Man- (Tueaday. Novambar SO It is being explained, by the govern hands. call open, Waddell explained His William •Bucksoh asked w h rin g lliB tlmetrf yeairwhendrata- year at which amendments to « ------thought the town could do It. cheater. Pour units responded ment, that It learned that Princess To be specific, Federal Judge Riwewood Lane and Laurwood P''«s®"taUon follows: ' tiie. kindergarten idasses had age la poorest. Dr. Itobert But- Questioned further by Wad- from Bolton, besides apparatus the 17-year-old OAS charter will Margant had received some private in ■William Timbers, of the judicial Dr. ta Lawrence Flano’s Bdrdh In 1949, the Notch Rd. jjehool t a a ^ ^ be drafted. If these are adopted dell, who asked "If the town from Manchester and Vernon, by the foreign ministers in 'July, Dittgaet ResoliitiQii vitations to America, and that It had branch, was impressed by the Mountain development were opened with 186, students ta its ÂddeU .explained that one tvhen tae a ^ e la re- has no pressing needs, is It legâl Early School Closing way Governor Dempsey, the also accepted. Atty. Eugene Kd- five roomsi- and with an aver-; longer .able to q ^ to do the- testing, taey will be submitted to the BosBla has introduced, for debate In thereupon requested her to undertake a kindergarten' Hutchinson went on to say that to use the twc and a quarter. Because of parent - teacher legislatures of the OAS nations executive branch, Invaded pre ly, representing Fiano, ex- a&e of 37.2 students In eaoh Riley said he thought so, but conferences tomorrow after- Dm Qeneral Aaaembly of the UnKsd Na* certain semi-official tasks while sh* class, and that the kindergarten' each time an addition Iras built for ratification. was to be In this coimtry, and that It is rogatives the judicial breach plained that the northerly par- room, that he would -prefer to ask the noon, Bolton Elementary School tkma, a resolution whlrit might prove seemed to have marked out for tlon of Rosewood *'ta**'tae fall of 1962 when the was.better off.^from an educa- H wUs fuU. "People don’t dlow for. the expenses which can be properly town counsel. will close at 1 p.m. Lunches will TREE PRICES STEADY to be tbs greatest dragnet resolution In Its own. It dead-ends, will not «outh wing Of tar^cX wSl Robert Gorton said he "would be served as usual. Afternoon tary. school building. he said. He sald’-Oiat it may U story. assigned to these tasks the British tax For his historic triumph on to the town at this time. opened, there were 3(K) Students, rather see the selectmen go on kindergarten pupils will attend BONN, Germany (AP) . , — OUILS! payers are to be billed. Kreysig asked Waddell how Cost more, to build what the For, as informsl consideration of the that occasion Governor Demp James Hassett, planning com- averaging 27.8 per. room. double session before children." class os mual. Kindergarten I'hcre’s a disturbing rise In the wording and potential meanings of the From what we could see and read of sey has since, however, paid a mission chairman and modera- In January, 1967. ’ when six ^ T ^ " e ^ now, but it wlU save At this point, someone moved conferences will be held ta Jan- P'^tae of almost everyUng ta IH 0US& tor of the town meeting, ex- "lore rooms were completed, the class size is m <^y in tae end. "It’s not a the question, to get the vote, uajry. West Germany, but tae Ministry resolution proceeds among' United Na* the American I trip, we would say that price. the crabbed old pound-pinchers in Par He has been compelled to plained that Piano 1s planning to tae ADM was 399, with 23.4 ta continually being reduced. He question of -what we can pay, First Selectman Morra said a Bulletin Board lo*" Economic Affairs '.says ttons diplomats, they find themaelves deed another portion his^d each room. ^sked ^ the school iwms but what we have to pay.” few words to the effect that all Ihe selectmen will meet to- Christmas tree prices axa not Ibreed tb wonder whether it is not a liament have some surface justification yield without open complaint to - weren’t built for 38 students. 92 a coimter-invaslon, in which to the town fur future road use. I" 1958-59, with an ADM of *'’® nieetlng reminded that was being asked of the morrow at 7 p.m. ta tae town K®(ag up. ^solution which alma in many d ii^ for their querulous attitude. ’The visit Waddell replied that it is not jjim money for investigating offices. The public building Holiday Houm a t W Photographed By Sylvian Oftara the during and leadership o' The land, wWch is just below “n^J ^ ctass size of 26.6, one _ com- Th® basic price ta tae woods is Cottage St. offers a.ne:${ iiona A t onoe. . of Princess Margaret performed a great the property of Thomas Benltlev basement room was being used a question of trying ^ P®ck as television; he’s seen it so many a school site, and that it would mission will have a sispecial ta be 38 cents for each 40 inches. service for our Ameriqw cafe society, MEETS CAMERA EYE TO EYE: The Live Horned Owl At Lutz Junior Museum Judge Timbers has advanced in a kind of retirement living;. Hara ia wording of tba raaolutiwu on Birch Mountain Rd., will bringing tae total number of , times------that he could. predict what take two years to get a school meeting to discuss the pole a lot of extra costs and Handy to stores, church^ enabling essentially the same group to far into the realm of those R labala -m a t a reaolutioa concerning determinations of public policy "improve tae approach to Birch moms to 18. ®^ state happen next. built anyway. building tomorrow at 9 p.m. In profits must be added. Last theater and buses. H6m6i> meet several times In different gowns Mountain Rd., which is very, bad I" 1959-60. with and ADM of ^ram. He sâid tnat tae state RothweU■Rnthuroii sladoioH thatfVlof tae town rpjig motion to appropriate the town office conference room, year a tree cost $2 to $8 on the like rooms and surrotmd- I!*- Inadvlaai^lity of intervention in which would. In the ancient ta winter,” Hassett said. The ®20 and a class size of 28.8, the average is 30 pupils for a 750 hadn’t changed much since tae $3,000 for "site development, ___ tags; good food. Mary & IM domaetlc affairs of etataa.*' And it In settings which ranged from the fairy tale about the three streets of West German cities. White House to a plush New York res H erald acceptance of the land was not second basement classroom was ®qnare foot room, wmch is tae time recounted by Mrs. Olive engineering and feasibility Manchester Evening Herald and Katherine M. Glblift M ca tlM Oaneral Aasambly to_"axprM branches of government, be on the caU of the meeting last being used. “ ine rooms at uie eiemen- TômeyTbomey when when an impartial studies for a new elementary Bolton correspondent, Cleme- owners, for 33 years o]^ taurant In s id e left to the executive and the erators of the ManebestOT ilarm at tba ffust that tba amed inteiv By Rowland Evans Jr. Yesterdays night and so could not be voted 1960-61, the ADM was v.n i ^ v Coventry had been school” passed, well Young, tel., 643-8981. tj^tkin by aoma atatea in the domaatio It miy be that on some of these legislative prerogatives. Convalescent Home. Call on. 539 and the average class size Churchill êd about called in to settle a raging After a much shorter dlscus- at 39 Cottage St. or phona affairs of other states in various areas occasions, somebody made some wise Robert D. Novak At the behest of Judge Tim The town also approved the 28.6. In 1961-62, tag ADM ®“nmg rooms onto tae present school question, and its solution sion, the town approved a sec- 25 Years Ago bers, Governor Dempsey has MEMPHIS TVA LEADER MARLOW'S 649-2358 for fuU tafoinug Is creating breading grounds of war, in- crack which made an enduring contri payment of $1,403.43 to the Con- vros 567 and the average class ® voted down. The difference ond $3,000 for preliminary plans R e p o r t placed the prestige and power -- - Waddell said that core faclll- ■ — ...... MEMPHIS—Memphis is the Main St., Manchester tion. Katherine M. O lb^ || creasing international tension, slid mak- bution to Anglo-American relations. Eleven more local men noti necticut Bank and Trust Co. for 29.8 is, Rothwell said, that instead for the proposed school. largest TVA power distributor, Administrator. ^ But our main judgment would be that fied by Selective Service Board of the executive branch of the expenses incurred in Issuing the _ I"______1962-63,_____ three_____ classes_ were ®*'e> best, “strained” and everyone helping to build tae OPEN till 9— TOES. t; Ing more difficult the solution. of urgent WASHINGTON — The deci less successful In the second Completes Training serving more than 200,000 cus- the visit of Princess Margaret and Lord However, the State Depart to report for physical examina state government at the service fiscal year bonds. on dcwible sessions, using tae John McCarrick, who school with his own hands, or **Btematlonal problems and the peace* sion not to bomb Cknnmunist goal than the first. of ideas and urgencies con wasvirna chairman/-i M o i «*«-n n M of 4Viy«the hoard **->1 ofyv# '...... ^ ...... ’ ’ ”* Airman 3.C. Arnold R. Sauer, tomers in tae cUy and the rest THURS. ond FRI. Snowdon had very little to do with the ment fears that misreading of tion. The discussion on the school equivalent of 22 classrooms, fill "'aettlenient' of disputes between North Viet Nam’s industrial A foreign diplomat recently events on the U.S. home front ceived in the mind of a gentle rducatlnTu^ng ta^buiZg o t ‘***°PP*”® ^ ‘*‘**^ ° ' ®®® ®* N. of Shelby County. relationships of nations, or the advance National Guard unit launches appropriations was lengthy and The ADM was 5761 average f" states.'’ reported confidentially ,to the continues to mislead Hanoi into intensive recruiting campaign. man of the bench. And It now* w 2« 2 ^he junior-semor high school, to ment of British prestige, or anything complex around Hanoi and orderly. Questions by' towns- "tass size, 26.2. Nonnally, dlplomata at tba United State Department on talks with thinking Americans will even seems that this executive pow 1963-64 there was again I®® ®°®,® ®®’ that could properly be blUed to the Brit Haiphong, far from exposing people were, for the most part, In .tlona would consider the autlK^nhip high North Vietnamese offi tually throw in their chips as the 10 Years Ago er and prestige are going also answered by members of tae the equivalent ofrvP 22 classrooms, fi'nd the elementary school. ish taxpayers. weakness in pursuing the war, cials. His report; Ho Chi Minh McCarrick said that a state such words, and conclude that there la grounded on a basic assump French did. Noisy demonstra to be devoted to an effort to board of education, the public with three classroom trailers What pussies us, however, iS the ques still feels that, despite victories tions like last Saturday’s (Nov. Five Broad St. property own persuade the state’s legislative engineer ha(f recommended that only be one target in mind. Nor* tion of U.S. diplomatic strat by American troops, the Amer building commission (PBC) or parked outside the school. Hie no further facilities be built at tion of alternatives. Should a princess 27) peacenik march on Wash ers have taken legal action branch into a meek and courte the board of finance. ADiM was 549; average class lly, such a reaolutlan woidd 1>a'z«ad egy. icans will follow the course of against the assessments againsrt: the present elementary school. be denied the simple privilege of coming The assumption; Unlike the ington don’t help. Nor do the ous compliance with these sam ' The discussion began with a size, 24.9. iply aa a Communist attempt to la* the French In 160,4 jmd even carplngs of certain Democratic them for a portion of a sewer in Waddell explained that the over to this coun^ to t«>ur a few of the North Korea of a decade ago particular ideas and urgencies, statement from the board of In 1964-65, Grades 7 and 8 ibel and condemn such things as 'h Unit* tually give up. , Senators for “negotiations” as Broad St. even to the extent of rewritin'T board is recommending more hot night spots? She didn’t ask to be which took orders straight finance, read by its chairman, moved up to the junior-senior „„„„ Sad States military presence fit the Do* Thus, operating on the as an end in themselves. Town Representatives Ray state law to accommodate bom a princess. Doesn’t the British na from Moscow, Ho Chi Minh’s William Riley.’ê board w^m: high school, .which was then [m lnloan Republic and in S o h ^ ^lât* Hanoi regime Is n6t a pure sumption of Hanoi’s independ Only the most naive U.S. cri Warren and Thomas Rogers in them. ed that, if tae town continues to ready for occupancy. Kinder- jg-Qt-j, school tion bear some responsibility for the ence, U.S. policymakers believe tic of the war can assume Ho fnarn. satellite of either Moscow or troduce into the Flood Session Once upon a time, before it exceed Its school building debt garten classes, begun in two q Krevsie said that as S fact that ehe was so bom, and for the Peking. It is an expansionist, military actions alone won’t Olii Minh really wants negotia of the State Legislature a bill somehow happened that Con Itaiit by using its general pur- church basements, were âddfii hfd hln tn Normally, sudt a resolution Wpuld bo erase this erroneous impression fact .that it is quite impossible for her Ckwnmunist regime—but large tions. His pre-condition, that which would remove any doubt necticut became celebrated as pose borrowing base, it might brought into the elementary ]onp.er i,. would know fhnt a simple Russian Conununikt play to In Hanoi. Diplomatic efforts Viet Cong leaders be brought in bkeep the United Statee military out of to go abroad completely Incognito and ly an independent one.' . about the town’s right to buy the the Nevada of New England not have enough borrowing ca- school building. The three trail- ^ iC C fl private ? So far as we can ade, the Baaed on thla aaaumption, it are also needed. to the South Vietnamese govern Globe Hollow property for water pacity lor tae future needs of ers were no longer in use, and ■ ' ’ - ...... - (foreign countries so that Riissian sub* ment, is totally imacceptable. and had to begin devoting a'l question has not really been one of la U.S. policy to convince Hanoi An unpublicized example of and recreation purposes. its, resources to the recapture the town proper. The needs were rooms numbered 19. The ADM C version could have a clear and eapy Indeed, a non - Communist whether or not the British nation that the war is a hopelesaly this came in Paris recently. of its once fair name, ther” listed as refuse disposal, en- was 503;average class size, fldd for itself. U.S. Ambassador Charles E. government In Saigon is a mini AJtty. Jay Rubinow announces should pay part of the cost of the jour loat cause and that Washington 17-member committee to aid in were three branches of govern largement of town offices and 27.1. J But today nobody believes that fha never will let South Viet Nam (Chip) Bohlen urged top French mum U.S. policy goal—particu the library, and Investment In The 1965-66 ADM estimate ney, but basically one of whether or larly in view of the American the creation of a (Community ment, the executive, the legis j, Russian resolution is that simple. Thece fall to the Communists. officials (including Maurice recreational facilities. is 535 at this point ta the year. not the princess should be able to blood spilled for that purpose. Chest for Manchester. lative and the judicial, and each tare UN diplomats who even doubt that But to wipe out Hanoi’s in- Oouve de Murville, the Foreign But Riley said tae board of The class size recommended by travel. And we are for freedom of Minister) to stop their public Yet it is the hope of U.S. pol stayed In its own chamber. Bi*' {the United Sta|es is its main target duattrial potential with mas then the executive paid a dra finance approved the request for the board of education is 25. travel for everyone, Including princess sniping against U.S. policy in icymakers that Ho some day the two appropriations for tae {They think that Russia introduced this sive air raids might be matic visit to the judicial, and Waddell said that the enroll es. overconvincing. If crippled as Viet Nam. The result has been a wiU withdraw his battalions new school, because it wanted ment now is the same as it was I reaoluUon at this Ume not to try to em- sudden dre^ in the drumbeat of from, the south (In return for IA Thought for Today the judicial responded by mov an Independent power, North ing in to live with the execu to let tae town decide the issue. before • the three classes went (barrass the United States but to try to Viet Nam would be forced far criticism by Paris officials that guaranteed terrritorial Integrity |Sponsored by the Manchester Oscar Kreysig asked if a site on double sessions. He went \ tive, and it now remains to he j build a case against Communist China. the Americans couldn’t possibly of Ills own nation). Until that Council of Churches more than today to turn to Red seen whether the legislative has been chosen for the pro- on to describe the undesirabil Jx^th its bâvior along Its border with Darien Again save Viet Nam from Com hope disappears, it’s a fair bet I»eed school. Walter Waddell, China as source of its war pow branch can ever separate th" ity of the two basement class- t India, and with Its many efforts, so far er. And this means Peking munism. the bombs will not fall on Han school board chairman, replied rooms, noting that the problem Once again Darien teen-agers have oi. On tWs point aU of President I would like to defend the two again. Eventually, some-- I still short of armed Intervention, to play made national headlines. This time af would be vastly more influen Moreover, prominent French miser. That is, a particular kind how, things will straighten that tae board favors a site con- 1s now seven years old. tial in calling the signals than journalists have taken to writing Jqlinson’s civilian advisers — tiguous to tae present eiemen- Waddell went on lo discuss ja hand In the internal affairs of many ter a narcotics raid discovered that one hawks and doves alike — are of miser. Some misers save gold themselves out again, and gov lather Asian and African countries, of the chief characters in last years Hanoi. Thq war then would more realistically about Viet and material things. This is tary school, which is in the cen- the school enumeration, which drag on without hope of cessa Nam. Several have pointed out agreed. ernors will be governors, and ter of Bolton. He said that, in a has been questioned by the M M t t t n O M j ‘But, In the history of our times, it liquor scandal had graduated to posses 1966 Publishers Newspaper good to a degree, but too often judges will either get back on sion of what police believe to be mari tion. that the situations of 1954 and Syndicate these values, let you down and town only three by five miles board of finance and the Bol- (would never be Just the United States the bench and be judges or get hV ' Spsca-uving, ttep-savim ; juana Accordingly, In this strange 1966 are not analogous and that aU'you have left is fear. I rec aquare, neighborhood schools ton Property Owners Associa- Princess extension phone iooks {or Communist China which would be kind of war, escalated bombing the vastly ^perior U.S. econom down off the bench and try to are not necessary. tion. He said that, according It is perhaps a tribute to Darien that RUTGERS 'TO BUILD ommend that you become a be governors, but In the mean great anywhere. Dial lights'ûp I caught In the net of such a resolution. could prolong rather than end ic underpinning can cany a war miser to the joys of life, its Kreysig asked how ptlans could to state law, the enumeration the arrest of eight teen-agers smoking the fighting. burden that broke the back of time Connecticut is going to I for easy use at night and 5 If Russia Itself has become this pure. It marijuana should cause national atten NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. friendships, the hoarding of the ------>1------In short, the U.S. oWeetives tlft French. To some extent, (AP) — Rutgers, the state uni- have Itself a great crusade doubles as a night-light. fmust have been about two minutes tion. Similar sessions in most communi number of kind words you can against gambling. "from now. are twofold: (1) to keep Ha this same, new reality is taking verity, says it will build a $5.4- give away, of the good things Nine colors. $1.75 monthly-* y ties are ignored because the police are hold in :^ n c h official circles. biisy with malnliners. It is, in a way, noi’s government independent milldon science building on its people have given you, and of j We’re for the resohitkm, and we hope and as free of Chinese control understandable that some In Darien What ^ e n c h officials and Newark campus. It is to be con the help and wisdom folks have I Ottk Phom ^ fall nations so conduct themselves from as possible: but at the same should believe that the typical commut joumaHsts'say is of no Interest structed with bond issue funds shared with you. These make ' this point on that all can vote for It In time (2) to make stire Hanoi in Peking and Moscow, but is approved last year. for grandeur of life and a joy Today in History A handy extension phone in j untroubled conscience, and there-will i>e er community Is being harassed by met understands the U.S. is In Dad's den or workshop will te ropolitan newsgatherers. Certainly no highly important 'in French- The university also announced that casts out fear. Such a mis i l i i fan end forever of the operation of'any South Viet Nam until North speaking Hanoi. Here again, an unrestricted gift of $2 million er is the salt of the earth and a By TTie Associated Press let him chat quietly, in prWita^ one outside of the city would pay any Viet Nam agrees to get out Today is Tuesday, Nov. SO, {■atton’a military on the soil a t another. attration to a raid of this sort if it U.S. policy underscores the In from the Rogosln Foundation, friend one holds in high respect, ’ 'I Ten colort to match any deoorxi) and keep out. dependent nature of the Hanoi the 334th day oi 1965. Theire are C / > '* 'IS I { ------. t^k place in Stamford. headed by Irael Rogosln of All- J. Manley Shaw, Pastor 31 days left in the year. . $1. monthly.* So far, Washington has been government anhurrt, N.J. I ‘ I The fact la that the nation is shock South Methodist Church OF MANCHESTER I •■M Today’s Highlight in History ed. as are the mass of the people in M CMom R ta |tr \ Spain’s Advantages On this date In 1836, Samuel s lil Darien, over the continued teen-age f T n i tXv i Spain has announced a plan to pro- misbehavior in a community of wealth, Langhome Clemens, or author A nice gift for just about iVlde Latin America with a billion ,dol* when the inajority. of psirents are col Mark Twqdn, was bom in Flori- aifftMdy. Announces calls with tare vrorth of economic devel^ment aid lege trained and which spends lavishly F is c h e lt i dal'Mo. a pleasant, musical chime, ^ jsver a 10-year period. on schools and other teen-age facilities On This Date Flip a switch to change the J This contrasts,, in amount, with a designed to keep thbm out of trouble. Inm In 1874, Britain’s Worid War tone to a loud bell or regular ^ 3 jUnlted States allocation of >a .billion dol- Thera Is cause for alarm not because II, prime minister, Winston ring. Comes in ivory or gold.. ■lars each year, under the AlUance for a few teen-agers drink too much, or OhuroMH, was bom. Just 70d monthly.* iProgreas programs. smoke marijuana, but because there has In 105S4, the first automatic been, in the past, so little adult concern trainsmisslon of photographs VMuMCMrtralPlieiii,^’ll i But, as these things go, Spain is like* about Uiese activltiee. Because, aa in across the AtkinUc by wireless {ly to reap gains in inverse ratio to the every commimity, only a small minor telegraphy .was made — from A thoughtful gift that attowa -’I ijsmount of its foreign aid to' Latin ity participate. It seems that Darien Londop to New York in 20 min normal telephoM convaraatioa Am erica. has become amoral. Nothing Is' really utes. * - z for someone who's bard-of- wrong any more., 1 Spain ha^ certain advantages. .First, In 1930, Russto attacked Fin beering. A tiny hidden switch to ( rSpanlsh imperialism is a long ago Uiing, When incidents like this happen In land by land, air and sea. lunes up” any call just as a istid the conditions and rule against Darien, the nation is alarpted because In 1941, the Japanese foreign • v», minister called U.S. proposals food, at naedad. N monthly-? ^whleh Latin America revolted In order it has come to expect leadership from communities of this type. If the people J for settling the ,Fiar SSastem win its freedom are no longer re- of Darien now recognize t t a t they are crisis fantastic. ' pnembered with sharp grievance., In 1944, U.S. fHerii^ smashed a attracting attention becauie'the.ufe'tl whole Mefo's a Idee gift for those . i Second, Spain Is a relatively small and nation is worried about a breakdown latge-soale Japanese attempt to A Daystrom for Mom who don't have phone service wm-lmperiallst power today, so that it In morals, to a point where everything relntoree Leyte Island. f : ' j yet— like those newlyweds tfl Voes not encounter tke suspleion - and is relative,' a new eta could be initi ated. Ten Years Ago .tJ - "A - I tohe. PmdictLfoQ, for busy invy that almost inevitably greet the ^ e French assembly was fHs- There, are leaders In Darien, who are Need a new dinette set? 'Why not give Mom e/> foffliliei with only mm ‘ '^nevolence of great powers engfigkd 8

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MXK ST> ROCKVmg TPC Wm Hear to a change in woriclng houm.” Bay late Monday or early today ' The Klansmen on trial are and set a westerly course to Join , fflonw Letoy •WlDthri Jr., M, of 2 Bids Monday The realgnatloB baootnaa id- units of the 7th Fleet operating Fairfield,- and Bugnne fecUve Dec. 1. against the Oommuntoti In Viet ■ail Thomu, 42, ioid'. William Or- ’The Town Planning Omnmis- The commission to In the Nam. -riUe Eaton, 41, both of Bease- slon will conduct public hear midst of planning subatantial The giant khlp’a movemento CASH m v , Ala; Tiiey are-defended by ings on two requests when it changes In the regulaiUoas are classified, and a Na'vy fonner Miôr Art Hanu of meets Monday night at 8 In which 'Will be submitted to the spokesman would only say the Birmingham. the Mtmicipal Building Hear voters Dec. 6 a t 8 p.m. in Yeo Enterprise is "no longer In Bub- SAVINGS The *' MBKial bkUctment — ing Room. mans Hall. I < Ic Bay.’’ However, the Navy nrblob oarrtea a maximom of 10 ’The first is for a special The commission already has had aiinounced earlier that the yean in prison and a fine of permit for the erection of 96 held two informal hearingn to "Big E” would be assigned to fS,000—does not mention the apartments in eight buildbigs acquaint Voters with the pro station in the South China Sea FUEL j name of -Mrs. Uusao, wife of at 304 Charter Oak St., in Resi rA M M I'S posed changes. It has made sev with the 7th Fleet. j Anthony Liuzeo, a Teamsters dence Zone A. eral changes In accordance ■with The Enterprise and her es ^ Union oShdaL The applicant, Highland Oak suggestions voiced by thoec at corting nuclear-powered guided A .preview of Rowe’s prob- Village Inc., w u granted a spe tending the hearings. The Dec. missile frigate, the Bainbridge, OIL able testimony came when FBIcial exception by the Zoning 8 hearing is a formal one. have been assigned indefinitely Boeud of A'ppeals In March to agent Neil Shanahan of Blrm* CD Aid Coarse to Pacific waters. Two more ! Ingham told of his- conversationcoMtruct 78 units tn five nuclear-powered surface ships buildings on the sHa > LENOX PHARMACY John Sullivan, civil defense with the Informer oaily hours will join them early next year. To protect that approval, the 299 CENTER STREET—649-0896 director, presented dlploinas last f after Mrs. IJuezo’s death. week to ten persona completing The Enterprise entered Subic J The Klansmen sa t lifapasslve* coiporation hu already ap plied for and been granted a the &9t course In medical Bay Nov. 27 for supplies and to -« ly as Shanahan told of the trio ’The cinder block lower walls are all that remain of a poultry give her crew a few days rest 8300,000 building permit. house that burned on Lake 8L this morning. (Herald photo aelf-WWp training. I and Rowe bogUning the night’s What South Windsor's Neu> Middle School May Look Like after the Pacific crossing from I activity when “Gene ’Thomu Its new plane, for 16 addi 7,000 Chicks Lost by Hnto.) Graduates were Mrs. <3ert- tional apartments, were made rude Naumec, Mrs. Frances Thto Male model of the proposed êw middle school will be presented to the middle school system adopted by the town, all the community's pupils California. During the stay in Isugguted they skin some South Windsor’s board of education and public building committee at a Joint In Grades 5 through 8 would attend classes in this single building, permitting Subic Bay, the Na'vy kept the I heads.” when It learned that, because Masanlk, Mrs. Gall Browning, P tr Gcriloa 128th group eommmiider, said Mrs. Hazel Gray, Mrs. Bqlle meeting Dec. 7. ‘The model has been prepared for Kane and Fairchild Asso the administration to employ various grouping and team teaching tech carrier under security wraps Shaiiahan said Rowe told him of amended Rt. 6 relocation Luci’s Boyfriend WE HAVE MOVED TO plana. It ■will have more land In Fire at Farm there had been no pub^ an Robinson, Mrs. Rose Ste. Marie, ciates, designers of the building. The school is designed for Its sloping site niques. Architect Henry Fairchild, in charge of the project, has estimated It and barred all but official visi 24 HOUR SERVICi ii they were in Selma when they nouncement of Nugmt’a mem at the site than had been an Barking dogs woke the manager of a poultry farm at In Air Guards Mrs. Beth Naumec, all of Co on three levels, with the main entrance into a middle level foyer. The struc 'Will cost about $1.5 million to build the school, based on a probable per- tors. AUTOMATIC j saw Mrs. liusso stop at a traf* ticipated originally. S71 Lake St, early this morning, but not in time to save bership in the Air National NEW AND UROER QUARTERS lumbia, and Mrs. Catherine ture would Include 24 classrooms, 6 laboratory rooms, two rooms for art, square-foot cost of $16. A more definite estimate will be presented to the two The Navy spokesman said j ric light with a young Negro ’The second re(}u«Bt is from Guard because "we behove Ms Nasin and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. home economics and shop, and one each for remedial reading and special town boards when they meet Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. at the high school. (Herald that In keeping 'With policy con DELIVERY *1 seated beside her in the car. a poultry house and the 7,000 chicks in it from being (Continued from Page One) Louis and Wesley Bunce, for a destroyed by fire. ------personal life is Ms own." Wire of Mansfield. purposes. It Is designed to expand to house as many as 1,200 pupils Under photo by Flnto.) cerning ship movements, no Tokphom < The FBI agent reported he change to Business Zone HI for six weeks of active duty at After six weeks at LaCkland, further announcements con w u told WUklna said, “We fi- When the manager, Thomu Sullivan commented, “The 643-2444 I of a 1,000 by 600 foot p«wcel Lackland Air Force Base near Nugent will be transfarred back MoHugh, Mrs. John Malecki and elephant, stuffed animals^ jew cerning the Enterprise could be f Bally have a. white and black Chenel, w u awakened he saw MERCURY course was on unqualified suc expressed Its deep gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson, derwent his basic training at to Milwaukee for another 10 off Spencer St. and Nctending the top of the two-story poultry Police Arrests San Antonio, Tex. The Presi cess. I think that most of the all participants, both collectors Mrs. Albert Attardo, according elry, plants, penny table, Inke Rd., has completed an avi Fort Jackson, S.C. He is a grad expected for some time. ' together and they’re probably southweet to BMwell S t weeks Of training with the Air bouse engulfed in flame. He dent’s daughter returned to TRAVEL AOENGY, INC. persons who completed the and donators. . to publicity chairman Mrs. aprons, country store and a ation electronic equipment uate of Rham District High ; lînq out somewhere.” He said The parcel is now in Resi National Guard. Then he will Peter Tambomini. raffle. ^ o n ed firemen from the Town Walter V. Hawver of 97 Over- Waîngton and cluses at course learned a great deal, and Marmaud said he felt the re maintenance course at the school. 34% OF FORCE WOMEN I Rowe then related how the dence Zone AA and Rural Resi return to civilian life as a Mrs. Tambomini says booths Light refreshments will be Klansmen’s car followed M ra Fire Department. When fire- io<^ dj., y f^ s arrested for al- Georgetown University’s School 627 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER felt it was worthwhile. They sults proved the effectiveness of Army Southeastern Signal NEW YORK—America’s 25.6 dence Zone. It borders the tak m u from Manchester, Bolton lowing a dog to roeun and is Reservist required to attend feel they have the knowledge a short campaigTi. A few minor will include fancy goods (cro available. School in Fort Gordon, Ga. Manchester Evening Herald million working women make tJAuzzo’s auto for some distance ing line of the relocated Rt. 6. of Nursing where she is a fresh monthly drills and a. two-week TEL 643.9571 cheted and knitted), Christmas ana Vemon arrived, however, scheduled for court on Dec. 18. man. ^ % that they can handle many vi changes will be suggested to fu Completes Training Pvt. Thompson, 20, entered Columbia correspondent, Vir up 34 per cent of the total la 357 BROAD STRKT .Jiefore the 'victim and her p u - summer training camp. tal functions in medical self- decorations, fish pond, white bor force. jpnger were overtaken. the b u ll^ wu already be- wiUlam A. Bluensky, 20, of ture committees. Pvt. Lester Thompson, son of the' army In February and un ginia M. Carlson, tel. 228-9224. Reportedly, Pat and Lucl help in the event of emergen The agent repeated Rowe’s ^ • no certain address, wu arrested ■want to get marred, but there 9 to 5:30 Daily— Silver Tea Planned Hebron cy.” A silver tea will be one of 1 accoxmt of how the car in is owned ^ Hart- shortly after midnight and has been no official engagement EveninRs and Saturday by Appointment - 'Which he 'wu riding passed fOTd P o u l^ Co. ^ Williman- charged with intoxication. He announcement from the White The last lesson, graduation the features of the day at St. - Mrs. liuzso and riiots were Women’s Qnb tic, a division of Waybest Poul- was found lying on the sidewalk House. evening, was given by Dr. Mel Oolumba'a Christmas fair, MARLOW'S planned for Saturday from 10 fired into her car. t 1 , , Main St. and taken to Col. Morkln desc^bed Nugent Stop in at your convenience and pick up vin Sandler, on the subject of You Can Count on Us Fashion Costs No More at Sears Main St., Manchester a;m. to 4 p.m. ^ Slates Party ♦1 Hartford State Jail. He is sched- u “a quiet, serious young man emergency childbirth. tled water from E. Middle Tpke. uled to appear in court on Dec. OPEN till 9— TUES. any of these useful pocket guides pre> Other Instructors were Mrs. Mrs. Edward IFAuteufl, M». The Hebron Women’a dub and Greenwood Dr., firemen j 3_ who is quite willing” to perform his usigned tasks. pared by Holiday Magazine: Joan Schroder, RN; Mrs. Mary Walter Wheaton and Mrs. Sam i Yarmouth Castle tviU hoU Ns Chriatmu party at wet down two adjoining build THURS. and FRI. Drew. RN; Mrs. Shirley Fox, uel Roller are co-chairmen of Ings which also contained Ool. 'Thomas F. Bailey, the the home of Mrs. Albert W. RN; Leonard Gllmartln of the the ten. The fair will be held < * 3 Officer Found oWcks. There are about 27,000 • HOW TO GET A PASSPORT rain or shine. Hilding, Burrows HiU Rd., to- chicks in all on the farm. State Health Deparetment, and Wilson May Put Mr. Herbert Winkler. General chairmen are Mrs. ' morrow evening at 8. Members Deputy Fire „ Chief Thomas ■■ Fire Hose Sliced • CURRENCY CONVB1TER AND Scout Drive Thomas O'iBrien, Mrs, Thomas wiS axxshaage gifts emd are be McKinney commanded the crew ^Token Fo rce^ TIPPING GUIDE 4 (Omitinaed from Page One) of about 20 Manchester firemen OPEN TONIGHT HU 9:00 James Marmaud, chairman of -f ing asked to bring a gift for a at the scene. He said today that Near Rhodesia the collection for the Eastern i Star, which helped rescue 870 patient at Norwich State Hospi u firemen left the center of • TRAVEL WARDROBES FOR WOMEN Boy Scout Council, reports that < persons, testified “an eerie tal. Suggested gift items are town they could see the flames (Continued from Page One) Embrdldered Christmas nearly 5500 has been handed in. g sound came from the fire, a sort toilet soap, aprons playing • TRAVa WARDROBES FOR MEN When you think of SEARS on the Lake St. hill. The prop The average contribution, he of weird, howling sound.’" ■ cards, chocolate candy, check erty is located in Manchester House of Commons that a force FAIRWAY said, was 50 per cent higher GIFTS (for youiTself| KUKIUTK .'\N1) rt) Menagotus, second in 'Com- ers, etationery, necktiea, gloves Handkerebiefs • 109 MOST USEFUL FOREIGN near the Bolton and Vernon already w u on the way. It w u than in the past. or others) think of imand to Capt. Byron Voutslnu, or mittens, socks, stockings, town lines. believed to consist of Royal Air PHRASES The fund drive committee has [said the cut hose was made of pocket combs, and cigarettes, The structure which burned Force reconnaissance planes Here’s The Ideal ; rubber and canvu. pipes and cigars. Checks should la a 20 by 80 foot building, with and technicians, Christmas Remembrance! • W H A T A TRAVa AGENT j “I suppose it had been cut be made out to Patient’s wel cinder block lower walls and 49c-^59e Qualified sources said Wflsbn C A N DO FOR YOU > twith a knife,” he testified, fare Fund, Norwich State Hoepi- a frame seoond story. The j -■ , ■ Inclndlng SaAi MARLOW'S [ "about eight inches below the tal. The money helpe out the cause of the fire h u not been T I hydrant.” coat of Christmu entertainment determined condiUon that it would stay in Main St., Manchester determined. 964 Main B t. Manchester] It was reported last weekend and partlee, and are always Firemen were at the scene for Zambian territory, that It would OPEN till 9— TUES., that at least two federal agen* perecnally acknowledged by the almost five hours. remain under British control s Open 6 Days 9 to 9 cies were investigating a sur- hospital. Miss Mairjorie M utin and that no other foreign . THURS. and FRI. .vi'ving passenger who. had in the ie in charge cf collecting the RAPFIBR IN CAGE troops would be allowed into past been questioned about two gifts, which may be left at Doc«- MIAMI. Fla. (AP) — Sister, Zambia while the British are there. fires on his family’s business lu Library or at Miss Martin’s the 2-year-old lioness, had a Advertisement Advertisement property. home before Dec. 16, when they couple of hours of freedom re- Informed sources in Lusaka, will be deUyered to the boapitaL the Zambian capital, said RAF personnel begaiT arriving there New Careers for H. S. Grads. - St, Peter's Fair After she Mcaped from her last week, The women of St. Peter’s cage at a wild animal exhlbi- ______• Car Demolishes Bpiocopal Church are busily en Pays Salaries to ^12,000 she padded around briefly PEDESTRIAN DIES COMPUTER PROGRAMMING USING IBM EQUIPMENT offers gaged tMs week at P h e ^ HaU Men A Women (17 to 45) ■with no preidous experience the chance Telephone Booth getting ready for their annual ^ o re êrlff’s deputies chased n e w BRITAIN (AP)—An 80- illiiiliiiliiiiiili ^ to earn $7,000-$12,000 yearly. Mathematical training NOT re Chriatmea fair, to be held Dec. her Into a tMck mangrove year-old ■woman who was hdt by A car driven by Catherine H. quired. 3 and 8. Dtmatlons may be left a car two months ago died Mon- Today, Computer Program training as a Computer Pro Wllk of Glastonbury completely at ^le bah at any time tMa A deputy allot her with a dart (jay at New Britain General mers are demanding higher grammer our FREE NATION • demolished a phone booth and weric. Hetpem who woidd be containing transquillzing fluid. Hospital. starting salaries, enjoying ex WIDE PLACEMENT ASSIST L tore down 12 feet of wooden wiWiig to tend a are in and Slater was taken back to Mrs. Mary G. Rlzza of New citing new work offering pro ANCE SERVICE will aid In se ^ fence In front of 417 Hartford vited to drop in. her cage. She was described by Britain was struck as she was fessional growth in Govt. A curing you a top position. ? Rd. yesterday at 4 p.m., police An Advent Oonponite Corn- caretaker Willie Bumpass as “a crossing Slater Road in New Industry. Electronic Computer Why wait? Start immediate 1 report. munion and breakfast was held pet and not dangerous.” Britain, Programming Training Center ly preparing yourself for higher i Mrs. WUk told police that will train you to program IBM paying jobs offering a real fu at 8 am . Sunday for men and computers in your spare time. ture. Write today for FREE i ahe w u following a panel truck boys of S t Peter’s. 4 and the truck, driven by' Fjank ECPTC’s specially designed in COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ‘ D. Gresham of Poquonock, MsJ. Gray Home dividualized study course per BOOKLET A FREE APTI Major Lloyd S. Gray, son of TUDE TEST TO; Dept. MH, • signaled a right turn. The tûck mits you to accelerate at your Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Gray YOM>ASSfVnt ID SUCCESS own speed. Upon certification E.C.P.I., 422 New Park Ave., .{swung wide to make the turn, of satisfactory completion of Hartford, Conn. jM rs. Wllk told police, and, she hu retired from active duty ci\Tc -minded citizens of Manchester have joined The 4 usum ed the truck 'would not with the U.S. Air Force after I turn. She tried to pass on the serving more than 23 years. He Mî^hestec Historical Society. Please show your support I right, collided with the truck, flew missions over Xkirope the I lost control of the car and greater part of World War H. of ithis worthy organization by sending in your member- Gray-reUrea with the rank of i crossed the road where she ' iBW W achm elTam wjiJ s smashed the fence and tele- Ueutenant coloneL He is now sh ^ today. LJ I phone booth, police say. staying With his parents. Soma I Police report that Mrs. Wilk time ago he bought land in the I bad visible sign of injury, but Hope Valley section, and it is - in MY | 1 I did not want to go to the hds- hoped that he may settle here. n -jpltal. Her car had to be towed Congregatloiud Notes I L ^ interesting first meeting is scheduled for the •Man6lie8teAg LU M B ER ' I a'way. She w u aurested and ’The Rev. John N. Cross, p u - -f charged with illegal passing on tor of Hebron and Gilead Con Automation Training Is looking tor peopla evening of Tuesday, December 14th. Save the date --f .the right and is scheduled to ap gregational Churches, spoke from your area. Persons selected can be trained pear in court Dec. 20. Sunday in both pulpits from the •« a program arhich need not interfere with present job. further information will be announced shortly. h a n d y m a n text, "The Need.” If you qualify, training can be financed. Write today. Pleas# ' A report in yesterday’s Herald bicluda home phone number and age. reversed the identity of drivers The Rev. 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The ponds, would become pub- Kennett added toe r«e4d«nts said an (unbasay qMkasman. tol New Hampzhire reriden'tz '"you might say we» MsiztaAt BiWOKOK, TiiaUAnd (AP) — Aftatîltti^tji^ AMna Congregational Church will Ms InoM after short ill (denttBiiM fren Page One) Uc fishing territory if a highway minlAg return aoma day acUn «««» her motoerA cred- aponaor its annual Chr | £ a . “ - tobfri killed 488 Communlsta have won a batUe wlfii Boston is built into the toglOn, Gov. to the proposed new names' A i(^yaar-qld Au.ertcfn girl vidio Fonentls day, the >«et Cong machine- M<>s^’ like toe names AS they to Bangko k. it card to buy toa plane ticket. party for children of the chur was bom In Poetadown, and took 43 prisoners. Sixteen real estate developers—Pea Por- John W. King and his Bbeecu' tzut Away 'fe n iim ospasM in Sunday from 8 to S pm. \!lounty Aimagh, inland, on gunned a number of \fletnameae Rgrtana were killed and about tive Council appointed a tone- iri-W n d of deUghtful.’i, She was located at toe Peirra rijlge Pond and Middle Pea Por Thailand Mys .||te . may come IMThe tol>l4vln» pretty toan-agtreald laa that IJAniliaGuOn> an orphanage.- A Woodruff Hall at the July 17, USO. A resident of Man- James ^ Murray troops who tried to surrender. 30 were wounded, the announce- ridge .Pond aren’t, going to be man commission, set up 8200 w k ito Bangkok feme day After -atoee arriving In B i^ k o k Nov. SHIU[yEB, MIT HEAD CITED apokeamaa said she had moved Children from toddlers to thoM ' i^bestdr for 81 years, ha was am The largely attended funeral Hie air war continued over ment said, come Lake Champagne and for expenses and ordered a shele atat^dlca nursihg. fi.'ahe had wrlRbn daily to her in Grade 4 are invited. , hearing to see if a highway is into toe InsUtuHon and ^ n t wyad by Pratt and Whitney of James A. Murray of S4 toe Ikies of North and South After conferences with top Lake Burgundy. - n e w t o n , Maas. (AP) - Bar- Mgiy. .Wilson all] '■'away parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Reservations will be taken needed. Wilson. ■ most of her time Btoglng with TMvlidon of United Aircraft WeatwOod St. was held this Viet Nam mlUUry and political leaders, ThA new owners of about 809 gent Shrlver, dlfsctor of. toe fropi hbr Enoino, CSllf.), honta toa orphans. Mrs. Raymond Blanco Jr., Oorp.. Hartford, unUl hie morning from the John F. Tier- U.S. lipokesmen said Air McNamara told an airport hews acres in toe pea Porridge re The new owners plan a cot Peaê Corps and antipoverty Nov. 19 after telling her parents "I thought It only, took a day "She _ obviously__ loved dilldren HoUister S t, or Mra. Ja ^faîrelmeBt IX years ago. He was ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen- Force and Navy Jets battered ***• gion, near the New Hampstdre- tage development. Pea Porridge prbgram, and Presidenf Julius she waa going to stay with a girl for a letter to get from Bangkok vary murti,’^ he'' said' Brittain, 173 Spruce St. ~ fc rly employed by Oieney ter S t, wUh a solemn high bridges, highways and suspect- ^ P*»vlde Maine border were hot to Pond ie a mile from shore to A. Stratton of Maaaachuaatta friend. She waa rfi^ted with to toa United Statea,” aha said. ^ s«Q. The program ‘will incluv for M years. He was a Mass.of requiem at the Church e d ^ p ^ c e n t r a t l o n i In the the m « n e e d ^ to wags the change the namea to Lake shore, while Middle Pea Por Institute ot Technology hav* her mother Monday after a "I never roallzed that mall from TBANSFUnON OVEBSEBN games, carol singing and ra* member of Waslilnctan Lodge, of the AssumpUon. Communist north, while two air Champagne and Lake Burgun ridge Pond ie a third that size. been awariM honorary degrees' hare to the United States took albam y k v /aro a freshments. Santa Claus vral newsman traced her. to â local several davs ALBANY, N.Y.* (AP) A M L ; mm ItoyM ^ The Rev. Bmest J. Coppa wings flew 899 attacks against d y .' Clifford Ward Jr., 35, opera 'at ’’an academic con'voCahon orphanage. visit toe party and take chQ- tw y and WaMiingtoti Social celebrant, assisted by the marking the 80th annlversAry of MMi ■* ... phy^riaii' now muat suprvise suspected Viet Cong targets In Vietnamese But many of the 600 or so res tor of a garage In Madison, said " I’m 'truly sorry tor all the hfro. 'mison s^ d aha and her blood trmnsfuaiona admirdatered SHOPPING dren’a Christmas orders. j « the Rev. Francis were destroyed within South The seminary it In New brown-haired girl during a shopping in Bgnakok before re- ham. He aald the responsibility t^thalek, subdeacon. Seated viAf Warn fha aiviinfltnBTi ro- m sfa cxpressed concern about ”W0’ve deiHded to leave the have been called by thoee marking toe 80th anniversary'of meeting with newsmen, t‘I real H. Hoff of 'Vermont, has call^ .daughters, Mrs. I^vmln J. Mur- the sanctuary were the Rev. Vlrt Nam, the spokesmen re intensity of Viet Cong and names the way they are,” said names,” he said. turning home later this Week. for transfusiona waa “apme- TILL CHRISTMAS for the six New Ehigland held in Newton as the first of a ly never thought that 1 would Maiy and her mother want to times haay." John J- Delaney and the Rev. P®™“’ North Vietnamese attacks and Melvin Robbins, of toe Boston- Crosby Kennett, of the Ctair series of anniversary observ to form a nonprofit corporally ^ d H. W. N el^ i Friends may oaljJ’at the fu- *'®ther 7th Army Regiment in a savage Airmobile, Division and said Sterol home totnorrow from 2 to ”U* battle Saturday. Allied troops ^ther such divisions undoubted- «and 7 to 9 p.m. Bearers were Ernest Ander- A Handmade n for Sl Maurice^ Bazaar futllely combed the plantation jy formed, although not ^ The family suggests tttaf those Rhillip Sullivan, WiUard area, but the Communists ap- necessarily for service in Viet |rh o w i* to do so ma^ con- Macintosh, Stewart Robinson, M rs George Maneggla, president of St- Maurice Council of Bilver tea and Christmas bazaar Saturday, free to all at S t perently had pulled out after ,j,he helicopter-equipped Tribute to tbs Memorlaf P\md of J®?n«8 Horvath and WlUlam Catholic Women, admires an af|ân made by Mrs. Vincent Maurice Church H air from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Herald photo Inflicting one of the major de- division of 18,000 men Is the first pmber Oongregwtional Church. DeGault Perraehfo (right). The afghan will be a doqr priae at the by Saternis.) ■ feats of the war on the South j^jnd and whs put together 5 ------A. delegation from Central Vietnamese. ■specifically for fighting gherril- ^ Mrs. Otaee F. Hendrick Connecticut District Board of an apprepriate card the gift • ' - ' - ' , A South Vietnamese spokes- la and brush-fire wars, ih ANDOVER — Mrs. Grace F. -^PPôved Basketball Officials man claimed his government’s ih Guam, 2,200 miles across ptoardon Headrick, 72, of Wind- the directors of the Peoples State News from the donor as well as to In form the family, of the person Moscow-Peking Quarrel troops killed 1,569 Communists the Pacific, McNamara Inspect- lo r Locks, formerly of Andov- B®nk of Vernon attend- and captured VlTlast week while ed the sprawling Strategic Air Jr. widow of WalUr F. Hen- “ e Mass. being memorialized or the per Roundup son being honored. ’Ihe trees as Splitting Venezuelan Reds losing 240 killed and 136 massing Qjmmand Installation from i)tick Sr., died yesterday at such will not be IdenUticd with in action. But this did not in which the eight-engine B62s n A 4 > |b rtfo rd Hospital. clude the hea^-y losse.s In the ? < ‘J'* (Continued from Page One) a plaque or marker, and ho tree C.VRACAS, Venezuela (AP) — extreme leftists that tlie guerril hace been hitting targets In y B o m in Milford, aha lived in Hospital Notes plantation battle Saturday. South Viet Nam since last April. ^ d o v e r until ahe moved to terbury shopping center brMCh shrub Is to be construed a.s a jn Venezuela, long a prime tar- movement, rather than pay- Vietnamese claims of Com- I Windsor Locks U years ago. She Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. of the Waterbury Savings Bank. P®^"®" f®''; get for communism ...In Latin ing dividends. has alienated niunist casualties are usually tlcxilar. Twict & year a Us^t of many Venezuelans. jtiaa formerly employed by *" excepUng mater- higher than U.S. figures since Pioneer Gets Contract Wuemsey Westbrook Co.. Wind- "t*y where they are 2 to 4 p.m. Debate ‘Welcome’ the donors and donees will be America, the world Communist But Julio Escalona, president the American reoorta are based J f * Y sjq HAR-rnvôT^ , publicized In nio Manchester quarrel Is generating confusion of the student federaUon. and J"® ®®s®“ WASHXNGTON (AP) — 0or Locks. She was a member of t** * P-m. and private ^ R ^ R D (AP)-"I would Evening Herald at the time of between ...... <.ou, ., ------, ------— — , counts and the Viet- rooms where they arc 10 a.^m. the pro-Moscow wing said recenjy in an interview: namese on estimates. Award of a 81,760,364 Air IBlel Windsor...... Locks...... Congrega-. relish . a.fre^-wheeling______o debate,”____ -, qpr,lng ^nd' fall plantings , . , 1. t, Bonal Church. ® p.m., Visitors are requested said Meade Alcorn Monday In those who promote the Pe- “Like the Vietnamc.se people, South Korea’s chiefs of staff Force contract for Pioneer V eSurvivors Include a son, Wal- smoke In. patients’ .. rooms, respon.se to a challenge to de ^ °vej kin.g line of constant violence. we are ready to go on with this announced In Seoul that the 15.• Parachute Co. of Manchester, 8.000 trees have been planted war for 20 years. We will not 000 South Korean troops In Viet Oonn„ for parachutes was an- fer F. Hendrick Jr. of Fajordo, U’®*'® ***“ visitors at bate John Lupton on the pro- since the program was initiat This waa Ulustratcd after pro- êrto Rico: a daughter. Mrs. ®"® P*' P®"®"*’ posed new state consUtution. Communi.'rt guerrillas e.xecuted stop until we kick the Yankees Nam had fought 66 engage- nounced today by aides of the ed In 1957, and Memphis is to m enu Since their arrival in Oc- Connecticut senators. obert E. Ooiteux of Windsor PA’ITENTS TODAY: 256, Alcorn, former national Re- day a vastly more beautiful city two peasant leaders a.ssociated ks; two sisters, Mrs. Ger- ADMITTED YES'I'ERDAY: because of the success of their tlie government's Demo d® Wells ci Southbury Mrs. Elizabeth Barrowsrso Con- ***’^'’ consU- "Flowering Tree Trail.’ cratic Action party. The body of tin. Ruth Gosselin of E ast cord Rd.; Mrs. Ruth BaltaOara, John B. Terrell, of the Sears one . was . left willi the mouth Itartford and six grandchildren. 48 Sanford Rd.; Mrs. Barbara ^ answerr any ques. Roebuck Company, said at a Communist propa VFuneral sendees will be held Cox, 768 Vernon St.; Mrs. Doro- 'f to address recent White House Conference *® body tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. from the thy Davis, TalcottviUe; Mrs. on «aNatural Beauty "It wHJ be was a list of 10 other govern Trindsor Locks Funeral Home, Doris DeOesperis, Wappdng; ®: , ® ®P- people not commissions ment leaders ‘‘.sentenced to m Spring St., Wlmtoor Locks. Uro D onn^Sm ith W inLr; who will plant the trees. It will deatli’ guerrillas. Bhe Rev. John I. Samsvlck, pas- Mis. Mary Eastman, Coventry; ^ ^ , .. „ work, is be people — not agencies _ Maverick pro-Cliinese Com fer Of the Windsor Locks ^ n - Joaim f4 o, Hartfl>nl-Tp^.. whlcV^, u r ^ A . \ f who will beautify. Natural beau- nunlst-s and their allies in the K'egational Church, will offlci- Rockville; Mrs. Ernestine Geer, j... the new ^ ” ty, therefore, has to be a peo- Revolutionary'L/eftl.st Movement e. Burial will be In the New RFD 8; Everett Ho.’fman, r e d constituUon. pies’ program'.” argued tliat such executions are r t . llllmantlc Cemetery. 2-‘ Harry Jensen, 46 Vernwood WiW r'iiilrl ’The intent of this letter Is to justified; But the Comnnmist jiFriends may call at the fu- Dr., Venion; Mrs, Caf.icr.ne ^ remind the people of Manches- student leader, Juvencio Pul ■iersl home tonight from 7 to 9. Joluis, 260 Green-wood Dr.; Jo- BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Quite a ler they can memorialize a de- 8®*". voicing a pro-Moscow view, < ^ b __ _ seph Krawrskl, Wapplng; Alphee ^^’at Rolando Athison. parted friend or ______relative,, or commented that ”we are on the sns ? Alpheus M. Delap Morin, Coventry; Mrs. Elizaberth **®’* 13 months old, but, honor one still living, by send- brltik of beconllrig - anotlier !fe VERNON — Alpheus Mar- Dsborne, Wapplng; Mrs. Mar- according to police, he started Ing $6.00 to the Garden Club of Colombia, where violence no 'The MerveJ O f Mein Street'' Miall Delap 75 of the Masonic Roach, Coventry; James father's car Monday night, Manchester, care of the Cliam- longer has anything to do witli Some and' Hospital Walling- ®® Summit St.; Michael backed It across one of the ber of Commerce. 267 East Cen- Ideology.’’Colombia for years 903 MAIN STREET— 643-2478 % Ibrd formerly of Hartford hus- Talllon, Talcoavllle Rd., Rock- busic.st intersections In town, ter St., Manchester. In return a was plagued by violent femd of Mrs. Elizabeth Kamlc smashed Into a gas station, tree will be planted somewhere banditry. iÎap of Vernon, died yesterday BIRTHS 'YESTERDAY: A ^°*apdo Athi.son Sr. said he In Manchc.ster, and an acknowl- Even a founder of the move- lit the hospital. daughter to Mr. and Mis. Rob- ^® *8nllion, but left edgment of this gift will be nient Is expressing second }V Other survivors Include a ert King, 33 Marion Dr.; a the keys — and his son — In made by returned card' and thoughts about unbridled ten-or- |(on and a daughter. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- the car while he went Into a later publication In ThcHerald. Ista. Domingo Alberto Rangel ' Funeral services will be held ®*"t Alperi, RPD 3, Rockville; a drugstore at the corner of Fair- Henry Van Dyke said "He bas been in jail since October ibmorrow at 10 a.m. at the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Do- field Avenue and Clinton Street, that planteth a tree Is a serv- 1983, when the government im- SYLVANIA'S SOLID-STATE EXPONENT 4/40 Iffasonlc Home, Wallingford, minica CampanelU, Staffoixl By the time the father ant'of God, He provldeth a kind- prisoned extreme left congress- // he Rev. Franklin Terry of the Springs. emerged from the store, the new for many generations, and men after the killing of five SIrst Methodist Church of Wal- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY ■ damage had been done. faces that he has not seen shall guardsmen. Once an advocate SPECIAL GALS ONLY Sngford will officiate. Burial Mrs. Flora Baer, 69 Davis Ave., Rolando Jr. was unhurt. bless him.” of unremitting violence, Rangel frillIll be in Rose Ro.se Hill Memorial RockvlUe;Rockville; Dane FrosTÎSâVireFrost, 43 Claire T’ -i n ®oop«ratlon of Mr. Hor- recently wrote President Raul VALUE PRICED 5ark.ârk. Rocky Hill. Rd.,Rd.. Vernon;VeroonrMr.r Mrs. HelenHelL Wil-Wil Tum pike Profits zee Murphey, and the personnel Leon.1: J There will be no calling hours, son, Hebron; Dennis CTavet 70 HARTFORD (AP)—The eight- D«partment In the "It pains me to see Venezuela Trim, compact, styled with a tastefully modem flair . ,. marvelously A (iaring new design featuring outstanding performance character t The B. C. Bailey Funeral Dlojws Dr., Vernon; William Mil- y«Z''-old Connecticut Turnpike Is ^ thl* program getting bloodied In a struggle + mobile . . . and obvious choice for music lovers with limited space jpome, 273 S. Elm St., Walling- lington. 10 High Park Slanor Paving such' a money maker *ratefUlly acknowledged. where the vicious circle of re- to 9 o’clock istics. Custom matched professional caliber components are com Iprd. is In charge of arrange- Vernon; W. Stanley Dodge, 184 ^’® bas been able to S'ru-.r.ivSincerely yours, venge sterilizes opportunities but who demand uncompromising performance. The Sylvania Expon pactly housed in dramatically sculptured blue, leather grained case. 9**“^' Autumn St.; Mrs. Margaret Lu- ’^'y more than $1.7 mll- Charles E. Jacobson Jr. and closes roads to concilia- ent 4/40 has no peer . . . its performance rivals that of the most The Deluxe Audio Controls are mounted up front for maximum con ' ------oaa, 91 Tracy Df.; James Oar- ^be bonds Issued to ft- Chairman, tlon.” - elaborate stereo Console and component systems. ■ 40 watt EIA Memorial Tree Program This hints at a feeling among venience. ■ Garrard Custom Professional 4-Speed automatic changer. 8' Mrs. Joseph E. Clemens ter, 17 Lucien St.; Shirley Iflrk, bznee the project. WEDNESDAY NIGHT (70 watts peak power) Solid-State Amplifier ■ Two detachable AS-300 ■ 20 watt EIA (35 watts peak power) Solid-State Amplifier ■ Two V Mrs. aementlne Mary Hayes 290 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Fran- means that after aU Air Suspension Speaker Systems ■ Garrard Custom Professional ipemens of Pujcky Hill, sister of ces Hunt, 61 Overland St. • Mrs. i’®>™ally scheduled Interest pay detachable AS-300 Air Suspension Speaker Systems ■ Tuner, tape, ers. Pasquale Conti of 82 Hollis- Jessie Lewie, 1097 Main St, •' have been met, a surplus 4-Speed Changer, Deluxe High Compliance Ceramic Cartridge, I V and Stereo headphone input jack system. Diamond long play stylus ■ Accessory input jacks tor stereo head tor St., died yesterdaly at her Charles Prelle, 12 Charter Rd. $1,762,000 from tolls and con- How Insurance Salesmen Come in today and hear .these incomparable Sylvania Stereo Hi-H »m e after a long Illness. She Rockville; Mrs. Patricia Lotane bas been applied to the THE STORE IS YOURS phones, tape, TV and tuner. > âs the wife of Joseph E. aem- and son, West Hartford:Hartford; Mrs. P^nclpal.P'’l"dpal. Portable Phonographs. ’ «ns. Dorothy Jean and twins, Rose addition to buying back Top $1 Million in a Year i Su^voss also Include two Lane, Andover; ‘Mra.'‘rjoAithy ®'"®‘' *1''’' million, the'state'hM reserved .just for you women. The ûghters, a brother, two other Oamey and daughter, Wilbra- ®ble to transfer another NEW YORK (AP) — You Involvement In social events only men here will be our helpful ||isters and a grandchild, $1.8 million Into Highway De- harder but you play and civil affairs is a prime help, MODEL SHOWN SC-S44K, EARLY ,* The funeral will be held partment operational costa of "'? '’®' y®'**’ *ri«nr 88 per cent the biggest cockies. hot coffee . . . all on the Brown, property at 316 Onter share was boosted to $1.60. It- In fact, the going gets easier field for selling Is to existin"- house. Shop . . . sit back and listen Thrill to th e realism of true Stereo ^ Joseph J. Oaudet St. At the same time, the dlrec- “ your prestige builds up. And policyholders as these clients A. Medal ICiMK-the heartiness of Early American cabinetry is authentically inter . VERNON—Joseph J. Gaudet, Quitclaim Deed tors put In the mail a letter to yo^r own Income goes up, too. climb the success ladder and to music. phonic High Fidelity sound as only SYL p r e t in this captivating, console. Master crafted of mellow, distress^ maple with antiqued pulls, pegged and miter-joined akirt details. warm, rustic creation. to, of Phoenix St.; died yester- James J. Prior to Frances stockholders urging them not The pictures of these sales- gamer higher Incomes. VANIA can provide. Enjoy the graceful braaa A erty at 181- to surrender their shares to men come In part from a sur- Some 16 per cent of the club VALUE PRICED $ S 2 9 ^ ronvalescent home. i83 Wadsworth St. Giannini Controls Corp. of Duar- vey answered by 2,000 members members’ have cltenta In other elegance of authentic cabinet designs te, Calif. Mr. Gaudet was bom Aug. 31, w, of the Million Dollar Round Ta- countries.^ Some of these are beautifully executed by master crafts ■- Model tllF -th e proud, adventurous spirit of ancient Spain ie atrikingly evident in feM, In Prince Edward Island, Henr^^fiuT w 1:. bl,4 for the Survey Research Americans who have been sent GORGEOUS, GLAMOROUS, GIFT BOXES... FREE! the bold workmanship of this Spanish Provincial tnaaterpidfe. Matcnfel cathedral Canada. He was a retired land! COTter of the University of overseas by their companies. men. You may select from the Sylvania scape■cane gardener.eardener. Haôrd and Marguerite Ruth grained pecan veneers grace the bold center panels. Hammered pewter scrollwork Balon, Hebron, Dec. 10, Michigan. The tricka of the But one salesman says he FREE...GIFT TO EACH LADY ATTENDING Cotillion Collection of superb quality adorns the removable speaker grille framee. Rich slate-like ii^ y s dramatic^ly. , Survivors Include his wife, Open Forum game come from several of the spends from fo^^ to six weeks a ______Eric Amis Abols, Ea?>t Hart- enhance the top of the distressed finish cabinet.'VALUE PRICED S t t$ 0 0 0 tors. Caroline Daigle Gaudet; men who made the grade, year in foreign travel to drum FREE . DRAWlNGS AT 7:30. 8:00. 8:30 and 9:00 Stereo Consoles the one that best har two daughters, Mro. Raymond ^ “""y Ellen Nodden, Memorial Tree Program About 70 per cent say they up new business, monizes "With your decor. Available in y.êl *®***®*‘^ graceful harmony of line and texture identifies this elegant ren Charest and Mrs. Raymond Ba- Hartford, Dec. 4. fo the Editor, need only three to 10 interviews How does __ a milHon-doUor YOU MUST |E PRESENT TO WIN A FINE GIFT rte , both of Vernon; three BuUdIng Permits W the Nov. 18 edition of the a jveek to malntaylii their coles saieman"know"wl>m he h s a ^ Tradition^, „ Contemporary, Scandina- dition of French Provincial design. Fluid carvings in magnificent distressed cherry Brothers, Mederic Gaudet and To Norman S. Holienthal, two- Manchester Evening Herald volume. And a majority clinch good prospect^ One savs woods frame the subtly shaded fabric highlighting imported antiqued gold grille ^ fre d GaudeL o f-t^ e ii,-f^ ily -d ^ lM a g at 19-21 Marble “ entlon was niade of the fact the deal in the proapeot’s office does his homework and finds out |K, vian, Italian Provincial and Early. Amer VALUE PRICED gSQO.OQ ' Mass., and John Gaudet of Chel- St., $16,(XX). that the Garden Club of Man- rather than his home. If the in- the man's financial problems ican designs. Outstanding values, p^ced CUSTOM COMPONENTS OP THE SYLVANIA “CLASSIC COLLECTION” Mrs. Ann To Ansaldi Heights Ini:., new ®^y ‘ervlew hasn’t already been eel before he approaches h'n To a Gregoire...... of...... Chelsea; six...... grand-^ dwelling at------38 Cobb -Hill - ’ Rd Beautiful Committee of the up, the salesmen treats the sec- . - . MONOGRAMMEn to accommodate your budget. children and four great-grand- $14,000. am m ber of Commerce have in- retary with the dignity.and re- already has a tomhlex urinfiA FREE uu rrmiK uamooiati new ^ Memorial Tree Pro- sped her importance demands, in bis pocket. ‘*Sl'"-funeral wui be held - Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from the dwelling at 62 Somerse’t Dr.. 10°*^ bT%m!^talafed^7 sa’u* An,... .a- ..,^sman tocj'ui he ILEEDING MADRAS • A R R O W Solid-State stereo tuner $18,000. Ii congratulated In .salesmen say they work a 60- ean te’l a rood prospect ripht and jsmplifier, 25 w att Burke Funeral Hdme,'76 Pros------adopting a project of this kind i»ur yjeek, with one or twO .evA- off—and also a Ume-wazter ppet St., RockviUe, with a Mass • M A N H A H A N EIA (40 watts peak). 6 Garrard Custom Profes of requiem at Sacred Heart I*IRB DEFICTT DROPS The pfrro.Se irth e ^ la n '’ i f f ' ^ '^® Poo-' P ^ ’ position Function Conitrol sional 4-Speed Automatic >r!<------» » ...... J«BW.HA.VBN,(AB). ,TheNew. plant • trcM • flowerinii *'’®‘’® ion of ZIPPERt Turntable, low mass tone • t r u v a l (-enter ’Vito a M/BKI/FM arm. High compliance AS 8000Air Suqwn- Stereo. Other features In freoueney response lo-ioaooo cps sion Speaker Syatems for bankruptcy re.rorted'today that (l.e. suitable trees nt!approprli n. topic of conversation, call hia PickeringYlSL Magnetic ± 8 db. 10 push-button Function Personal Notices The average Incom* of the 2,- secretary on the phone, or c'her PURSE clude: Twin ■ AS-700 Air (kirtridge. Tranaistoriied rich full baae, crisp clean the carrier operated at a deficit ate spots throughout Manche.s- Control Center with AM/FM/FM highs. Superb transient 000 is $30,000 a year, and a office executives. The salesman SHIRTS ^ Suspension Speaker Sys Pn-amp. Stereo. 01 $<03,126 lo t “ ...... i l response. October. This co; tems for rich full bass; Card Of Thanks mtared With a hance the appearance of the more than $300,000, Bid a^nV 1^ * , w ith 0 p u r e h m o f MONOGRAMMED III \ *We a1*h to thank all of oiir nalgti- loss of -$822,928 the mllllon- Garrard Custom Deluxe 4- friciids and relatives for the the same area. In order to defray the e.x- While 60 per ore college douS f r e e 1 SMand}êariherMie9tie*‘Chu$u^’Sterto1SH‘FiConsole$l)fSYLVAmA today any acts of kindness and svm- month in 1964. and ' staying $5.00 or m o^. Speed Record Changer; »lhy stiown us in„ our ____ recant bs- The..... deficit...... for.. the first 10 riiih Bsktno- « ,», • i e*® “"om inree there, calls for one more thing: with piuebasa of two ® tavemeiu. or more ahlrta. High Compliance Ceramic 3 YEARS TO PAY • NO PAYMENTS TILL MAR. 1966 - * a 'ST, ttsi y.- »•.. src •' 'sr- Cartridgo. ral tributes and loaned the use compared with a loss of will ennhia fh« , ?. f, ^ I ^*® ®" Prospects In the higher NORMAN'S IS OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 PM 1 H “ t e s r a - - 3 Ladfew’-W ght charg« purcl^!^billA d.af tw Jahnary 1,Y9M Tr,jv"-:i6»PP»4j- \w m i

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Q • if-, MANCHESTER EVBj^G H ^ A I^ GONK^v^PUESPAY, NOVEMBER «0, 196S j ' If ANCHSStER E V B ^ G fflBRAI^, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80.1968 idy’s D epaiinre to £nd^^ r r i n s i d e r s iio Tonight Chicken Lovers... i ' ■ ft*' life House Sta0;Sli^fle E L J E M S K A k l ^ New d iib Lease JOHNSON cm r, tv x . (a p ) More than tliait, Bundy’s psr> access to the President bolud ot dlreotoiB win WRIl j The expected departure of aooai o j u w o l in informal meeting to keOeoi«e Bundy aa President «Mnilirish^ seemingly be- S JU LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM , cause of a cooling of relations Television night at 8 in the Munleipal/ |fohnson’ B top aide on fbrelgn between the two men. Of late h e Building Hearlng'Rooin to work S E R V it i 7 ® noltcy would complete a major has net been able to see Johnson out the teiins of a ' new kiaae In normal circumstances with (M) BUMt Norton “Hear thaaledgM vrith the M l . for tha Maaeheotar Country B OUR revamping of the White House (12) Untouchables J> jd su t hell ki Vatican O ty . u oonsM- Qub. out first going through such col {© . rw. Combat , belli, silver beUi! Utaff. 8:00 (10-»^) Please Don’t Bat »*****«»> ^ to The ohib, faced with stiff leagues as the m any-hatted the Daisies (C> : f Wbat a virorld of merrinieitt INC. BEST r Bundy, the hrllllant but often Moyers. He was able to break in Je Menace (34) Security êst their Ktekxly foretellaV' oompetiUo?! , from area golf rewT . - BonwWoh h a ^ in gbe courses, has decided to embaidc j^braslve presidential assistant on Kennedy at win. 8:80 ( 8-12) Red Skellan (C) Bdgar Allan diock ( 8-30-10) UcHale’e for national security affairs, has Perhaps a key development in TYn, ** .BrJtiah upbn a renovation program and raO DUGT 1^) Bye-Den tlty News. ^)oHs. WeaUier table his $28,BOO White House his special assistants, with un M) Oieyenne . (34) Open Mind ■will be ffiled with the merry In the olden days bells were The current lease expires In the 22) Club H.'Use 8:80 ( 3-12) Petticoat Junction (C) sound of bells-r-tinkling belli, Ih' different toim to be iprlng ,«1-S0) HrniUey-Etnkley (3 ) Oonnecticuti What’s fVashington is that the former ant to McNamara. Insiders Ahead? ’ 1 .3 9 joyously announcing t U i hap- 'whkih warned îpeared before the board last jilarvard University dean, moved to the White House, Mc- ! 8) WMtor Cronktts (12) CBS Newa Special pleat season of the year. PVom , 7“* ’ N*PfPachlng itorma, at- Tuesday: and explained that the : 8) Stoney- Burke (34) Aaron Comand jbrought to the White House in Namara has been calling his M) What's NewT Fugitive NOW AVAILABLE AT : time immemorial bells have gleaning, an- longer lease was needed to con- M6I by President John F. Ken- office on many occasions, short- !l2i Newsteei 10:80 (34) Deteirne: U.N. heen used by man—to announce :rT ’ ***** cutfow vines the grantefs. Of a loog- Movie (18) VInUge Theater assistant has been downgraded parently feels there is no place (18) Subscription TV U:1B (30) ABC Nightlife announce, the death of one ml- ^ addltkm to a new 15-year tmder Johnson. And it now to go but out. And Johnson (10) Trackdown (10-30) Tonight (C) er ate beghmlng ^ a new toe 9ffi «*• «> »« *»** P«>Po«»sacl)usetts Hlshllghts U e kind of potent office he has 11:38 ( 8) Movie 287 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE call the populace to woraWp. other terms of toe pres-.' which he apparently would rel (801 Snorts Camera . i., .. Griffin Show ish, is firmly in the grasp of rang headed. ( « ) Sea Frontiers T U;48 (22) Tonight Show (O ' OPEN TUBS. TO SUN., 11:30 A.M. - 9 PJL The andent Chinese fashioned ***** *** In corporated*^ belU more than 46 centuries ® w ^ ^ beU rang. Put- the new one. - Pean Rusk. SEE BA’l'inurAZ'S TV WEvk' FOB OOMPUETE U8T1NO CLOSED MONDATS - Should Bundy resign — and ago and the ancient civlHza- *****’ ®*dllowlng ''tonight’s agree- “Delivery and Take-Out Service Available there has bejpi no evidence that tlons of Assyria and^ Egypt, *"*"* *** “ *« ****’ *«*"« pro^^naL J at Slight Extra Charge” Johnson is resisting such a N orlheast Greece and Rome, aU made use Counsel Irving A r o ^ inove — it would mark the end of them. °* °^ *g®****^ **** “ will be Instructed to draft an a subtle, two-year-long reor Crime Rate Radio ’The church bell la supposed amendment to the country club ganization of the White House ( A l t UsItBg tUBiuden only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS to have been conceived by the r ™ * J ™ " ® V * * ^ ordinance and to schedule it for gtaff along Johnsonian lines. minute length. Some stntioris carry other Miort newscasts.) Bishop of Nola, whose name out most of toe air. In toe a public hearing. was PauMnus, about 400 A.D. n*9mlng the cap wa$: renaoved Kennedy, much Uke Dwight R ises 6% , Wmtc-îSM j:4o Americana .. D. Elsenhower iMfore him, S:M .JpbpJ Wjê 7:06 Ckmversattoii Piece in the city of Campania Italy. ***** * **®'"’ ***^® **’** re-etorted MRS. OOUDWATER AHJNO Robinson' 7:30 Newa of the.World This first '"ben" Is said to have * ^ "* *’*■*** «noulderlhg wtipd. thought of staff aides as speci WASHmOTON (AP) — New . Sl(ilpi Off HOLM ES^ FHOERTlX, Aril. (A P ) — Peg. 8:10 Pope Concert alists. Johnson, " more the free- England crime statistics for the WBCH-«ie 9:10 NIghtbeat 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. Goldwster, wife of form ^ 6:Qt Hartford Highlights Weather was suspended ediove the roof w h i^ rame $0 J>e Barry GoUlwater w m fe e le r , likes to tag particular first nine months of 1965 show ^7:00 Naws 11:80 Art Johnaon of toe churoh and struck with "curfew” by the 8:00 (jaallght ^ WPOP—1418 12:00 Quiet Hours a hammer. Today, on July 25, ^ 8 o'clocH bell, todav lor removal of Without consulting organization- _ , ^ 6:00 George Brewer WINF—1288 7:00 Ken Griffin the feast day (rf St. PauHnus ^ the to cover the fire al charts. manslaughter In Boston. 8:0U Newa 13:00 Stan Dmjglaa S '16 Dial 13 small clay bells are still sold In ^*** “ *® ** was natural ' Instead of viewing the office ®^Kures Issued today by J. ;00 Newa . < The Convenienf Way ItalianTtfltinn vn.Kiper to tonl^t” has become a fa- ’Thus Bill D. Moyers, current period was up 6 per cent Johnson, Miss Carol Torstenson 6:00 Afternoon Edition one part tin made the best bell "*^^*®*‘ expression. And today we of 25 Clearview Ter., will play S;OONe'«'8, Sports, Weather press secretary, has been chief eanr.e peritxl In 1964. and Miss Liljc Strazonskis. metal and that the proportions pci»slonally hear of a cnirfew the part of Lucia in a Swedish Manchester, We invite your inspection of Of staff for preparing legislation F.B.I. report gave this In- Durward Miller and Robert Dl- ’ em of size, thickness, diameter and enforced, folklore pageant, “St Lucia,” to snd, wearing stiU another hat, these New England Manno ■will play the “Tom- our services at any time. No obligation, of height of a bell were important 1’^* first beli foundry in the OWNERS REPORT THEY has assumed many of the ad- ®tties of more than 100,(XX) pop- be presented ’Thursday at 7:30 tars,” or elves. Others are Ron ^ FOR RENT to Its tone. United States was Mtahltehed fninlstratlve functions once han- DlaOon; ■with 1964 figures pre Giant-Killer! p.m. in Orange HaU. The play ald Erickson, star boy aild' f luid 16 mm. Mo'vle Projec course. A peculiarity of bells is that by the Hanks family,"smeeatom died by Walter Jenkins, who seeding 1966: is sponsored by Scandia Lodge, David Bengiison and Jonathan tors—eound or silent, also they give oSf more than one ®f Abraham Lincoln on his resigned at President Johnson’s Boston—Murder ana non-neg- Nelson, baker boys. 36 mm. sUdo projectors. S e e the sound when struck, and what we motheris side. ’The first fo)ver Order of Vasa. A free will offer SAVE request In October 1964 after a hgent manslaughter, up from 38 Swedish buns, "Pepparkakor” ing will be taken. Proceeds will hear is really a combination of dock bell in New York was In morals scrape ■with the law. forcible rape, down from and beverages will he served af WELDON DRUG CO. *66 Ambassador DPL benefit the cultural work of the 901 Main Stv—Tel. 643-6321 SOUTH SIM sounds. So in order to sound ***® ®^** I^t'Ch Church (at Nas- There has been much 5g>ecula- ^ jobbery, up from 897 ter the pageant. nmiANa lodge. The event is open to the ot your friendly weH, a bell must be In tune with *“ <* Liberty Sts.) and was S*|-S*3 tlon that Moyers would succeed aggravated aasauU. up T h e TYI jEB M odel LOfSaOl public. Itself. A perfect beU rings « s built by Benjamin Hanks and IN FUEL c o m Bundy should Bundy leave. t«>m 670 to 696; burglary, break- Giant-Killer's todoy. main note when struck by toe operated by ah, ingenious wlnd- Onallty *8" Color TV The traditional Lucia Festival ' {m m wre WM awre) However, because the Bundy altering, down from 3,441 olapper ait toe Up, or sound bow; , ****'' attatomeht." ‘Hiie, Hianks Job as it existed under Kennedy 8,297; larceny $60 and over, opens the Christmas season in (23* oyaraU diagonaL 274 sq. kit. viawabto arw) (IbartM—yow Americtm M e n / when struck at a p(^nt one- fduiUy continued $o tpiake bells Sweden. It tells the story of LONG baa been changed so drastically t,717 to 1,918; auto eighth of a beS’S height above -through toe generations, and Rombkr deoterj * *^«***®' • • • •“ «>*»«« •• ^ gradually, there le reason to trom 7,143 to 9,320. goodness and kindness of Lucia, toid Up, toe soimd Should be a 'the art is stlH pursued by toe Bridgeport, Oonn. — murder an early Ouistian martyr. believe any Moyers move Into DRIVEWAYS third above the main tone; three Present representative of the * ^".tomatic Dagaussing Circuit... guards and non-negligent manslaught- color impuntiee caused by magneUc ioterfeiW e that area would merely place Lucia’s crown of glowing (in Parking Areas a das Stations • Basketball Courts quarters of the way up, the family, the hteneely Bell Co. EASY er.up from 4 to 7; forcible rape, . P ^ n t Video Peaking Selector . . . eliminate# ghoste in pieturas yet another hat on his youthful dies, her company of attendants tone shouH be a fifth above the bi Troy, N.T. This ^mjxany to down from 6 to 3; robbery, up Now Booking for Seasonal Work * L it ii^ ‘ Unitized” Channel Selector... new aingle control as* bead. and the miiisic they bring are in DE CORMIER main tone, and at toe shotdder well known for the mccel- from 30 to 67; aggravated as Johnson apparently has made keeping with the spirit of the toe tone should be an octave lent tonal quality of Ita beHa. * • • • “ •**•*•*»• * • «» TERMS sault, up from 25 to 68; bur- season. no final decisions a ^ u t Bundy’s j SPECIAL VACATION-TIME PRICES MOTORS above. ’Thus, the bell, when Our museum has on display * 2*’‘* * y “***®**’*®*“*®**“**---**hri*htor.sharperpishirea A Swedish family scene, AU Work PersonaUy Supervised. We are 100% Insured. 98ft BROAD:. S’n i E ^ hi Grained Walnut Ffadto ^ to 1177; larceny $5b ptQp|ri;ysft^ perfect. a, Mqpeejjg^ played by Herbert Bengtson, ohbra. T f i ^ is also what is IMi. t h i s bell was o r i^ n i^ c^buMU wiLh.fine furniture look. Miss Viola Kress and Miss Lin (Across from Sears) (80H 32* wide, ISti* deep) ^ t e House believe that if auto theft, up from 498 to 662. called toe “hum tone," which is used as g fire beU in North.Man- da Larson, will set the stage DEMAIO BROTHERS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Bundy d(>es leave, h^ assign- Hartford, Conn.-murder and an octo've below toe main tone. Chester, then as a setaod bell for the presentation of Lucia 643-7691 ' ment w o )^ go to of his dep- . negligent manslaughter, Except Thursday When one considers ell the pcob- on the old Union School imtU ft and her attendants. Miss Carol ONLY *20 DOWN PUTS A NEW COLOR SET IN YOUR HOME utles, perhaps with Moyers ex- down from 12 to 6; forcible lems involved in jiroducing a was torn down. Some time it bell of good tonal quality “in would be nice to have ft properly Exchttive VoluMetrk Com- ercislng general supervision aa rape, up from 4 to 6; robbery, bullion gives ‘an instant, he does over much else that up from 65 to 89; aggravated tune vrith itself,” one realizes mounted again so that its mel- Cteali flsiiie which burns at goes on in the presidential of- assault, up from 165 to 189, bur- EATOWI that bell making la really an in- low tones could once more be top efficiency—no smoke or 23" Stereophonio Theatre* Color TV taicate art. heard. glary, breaking or entering, up 1215'/z SILVER LA N E — EAST HARTFORD soot . . . no waste of fueL Prom Bundy’s own viewpoint from 1,111 to 1.492, larcency $50 Almost every country In the ------Heal is “locked” in the fur (23* overall d iagon al. 274 sq. ins. viewable area) things are much different than and over, up from 469 to 681; world has Its higtoric or “great” FEWER OirY CRIMES nace between firing periods.,- Only and not wasted up the chirii- Admiral Ezclnsive Color Fidelity Control. .. see colors aa -v under Kennedy when he ran a auto theft, up from 496 to 583. 'ALL MEATS are FRESH CUT — bells. 'Ihe larges one in toe WASIHNGTON (AP) — The ney. Thousands of owheis you know them ^ “little State Department” in the New Haven, (3orm. —murder NONE are PRE-PACKAGED!" world is the O a r Kolokol (king incidence of -violent crime re- report except iomxl tM sav-. Admiral Automatic Degaussing Circuit. . . guards against White House basement. and non-negligent manslaught of beUs) which glands, in Krem- m‘aina on the rise this year, hut ings. No soot means that color impurities Kennedy, distrusting the State er, down from 1 to 0; forcible lln Square In Moscow. It was toe FBI aays the emphasis la the cause of about 90% of Front Video Peaking Selector . . . eliminates ghosts in pictures $2 Q o o Department bureaucracy, used rape, up from 6 to 11; robbery, STORE HOURS: cast in 1733 and wlghed about a"way from the hig cities. service calls U also dinii- 80 Watt Solid-State Stereo FM, FM/AM Radio and Power naled. Phone ua, or coma AmpUflen. . . dependable, trouble-free operation Bundy’s shop as 'a buffer — and 200 tons. Unfortunately, before The national increase during down from 30 to 13; aggravated ia—wc'Jl demoastrata. “ Custom-Eleven” Stereo Record Changer . . . assures ” Wow and . as a source of ■viewpoints that. assault, down from 117 to 108; Toes., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 it was hung, it was damaged in the first nine months of 1966 -was Rumble” free operation he felt, might not otherwise burglary, breaking or entering. Down puts a new Get this Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) the Great BMre of Moscow, crak- 6 per cent (ximpared with the 6 Admiral Quality Speakera. . . give you thrilling sound come to his attention. up from 679 to 786; larcency $50 ed end a great piece was broken same period last year. 'Die aul> A Authentic Danish Modern Styling in Fine Furniture Cabinets of color set in your Johnson has displayed no such and over, up from 339 to 398; off. The heaviest tuned bell in urbs registered an 8 per cent FO GARTY Veneers and Sdecl«d Hardwood Solida home. distrust of the Cabinet depart auto theft, up from 639 to 695. (29J4 ' Ugh, 64M * w id 8 ,1 8 « * deep) toe world is the • St. Petrus rise. Oommuntties with from 10,- *TM of Admirul CWD. ments. Indeed, he has expressed Waterbury, Oonn. — murder 11" prescut** Glocke, weighing 28 tons. In 000 to 80,000 persons showed a 7 a preference for dealing dlrecUy and non-negligent manslaught Cologne Cathedral. The largest per cent gain, BROS.I Inc. with top Cabinet officers, feel er, down from 3 to 0; forcible bell in England is Great Paul, In cities with more than a 319 Brofui St.« Manchester ing each should be the* para rape, down from 4 to 1; robbery, snack plate in London’s Cathedral of St. miUicn population, the increase A m a zfo g Perfect Home Gift For Christmas mount expert in his assigned up from 20 to 21; aggravated WED. ONLY PaAil. However, some of the was only 2 per cent. Rural areas Phone 649-4539 field. assault, up from 46 to 47; bur most famous bells are not nec- reported i » change in toe crime Unlike Kennedy, he does not glary, breaking or entering, sssarily the largest. St. Peter’s leveL .. pick up the phone and call desk down from 632 to 481; larceny officers at State or Defense. He $50 and over, down from 316 to Free! YOUNG and TENDER caUs Rusk or Secretary of De- 77; auto theft, down from 607 fense Robert S. McNamara. t o 307. LEGS O' UM B J S t M m i r a l . FOR EXPERT C E FREEZER REFRIGERATOR »■ I WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE SEE ' .f

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EABL YOST •porta BdltOr Mets Send Oilers, Cards ■■ Michigan State Rulek Top lik ^ . Had a Job and Did It Tom Patsons Both Q aim *7 did Hie I wm hired to do,” Dave Wiggin said Notre Dame Falters to Ninth 4." f yesterday morning. “I was To Houston Ten dajrs ago Notre the Orange, Ho. € Mieeouri and r. Mioh,®State (8) . . »>6 0 4H a Iowa Star FORT LAUDERDALE, Dame battled Michigan unranked Florida In the Sngv, ^ J. Arkaaeas (1) . . . . lO 0 0 898 . do just wat. I had a WMlth of material. I wanted a big Fla, (AP)—^Thei Los Ange- No. 7 Tennewee te d Tiilaa ,ln NEW YORK (AP) — State in what well could '8. Nebtaafca ...... lo 0 6 |48 I WOTked with les Dodgers and the Minne- have been the game for the the Bluebonnet ted No. lO Tex A A lbania ( 1 ) ...... 8 1 1 988 Professional football’s sign as Tech and GOoâ Tech'tai 5. COLA. • Xa *ê> 7 i 1 3M ing war had its first post ^ M SniSi* faU, especially sota TVins, 1966 league national college football the Gator. championship. Today, a lot 8. Mlaaoiiri T S-K 1M draft skirmish today with wirgln’a initial club won ahrht champions, may be forced "rtie Ttop Ten wMh hret-piace »T: Tenneaeii 6 1«J09 of nine starts and gained a financial winner In to stand pat during the of fight having gone out of defensive end Dave Long votes in parentheses, eeiuton 8. S o u to e m T i p ' 91 share of the OCIL champion- annual baseball meetings. the Irish, Notre Dame records and total poi£ta on a of Iowa the key figure ,hi'- football promotion in PhUadel- There were no indicatlona two 9. Notre Darns T-S l 78 Both the St. Louis Cardinals finds itself barely a mem 10-9-8, etc., basl*: 10. Itexae Tech 1 >• of the National Football League •T ahot the works," the little ?**** ™ Brotherly days after the opening of the ber of the Associated and jthe Houston Oilers of the man said. T know that wa wiU miUtoif ® {"®®“"«* ®"y ®f 0>eir ®hal- Press’ Top Ten. American League claimed to be d«nm .a IttUe nest seaaon. S l i l o ? ( ) ^ r L i ^ H « l ^ thi: Because of a scoreless Ue with Miami, FTa., toe Irish tum Pittsfield Gets Two in Drcifti'' , have Long's signature on con-^ The boy* fitted.perfecUy into w Z e ^ ° i T p h n ^ i n h ^ ? to champlona that ' - ...... - f ' tracts. Long was drafted In the „ y I b i j . u> h.v. i.S S S t.'^ r Z Z a l ' i S : S'SLS"’ bled from sixth place last week third round of Saturdays NBL to ntoth in tola week’s ballot ing. draft by St. Louis and In the Meanwm^ VTOie accepting huge saucer last Saturday: way between other clubs how. Bruiip Lend l Chit Cktalie, sixth round of the AFL draft by The final poll wiU be taken hot doga, 100,000 ever, with Sie “ tw y IZ’ S - follo'wing the post-season bowl Houston. f ^wj!r*** t ” *’ S**5*t*.!l* coffee, 10,000 cigars, 10,000 kees swapping utilltyman PM la lotting forward to the start chrysanthemums, 40,000 pro- Unz to the PhlladelMla Phillies games in which eight of the cur Celtics Welconie Layl^, But the dispute seemed des rent Top Ten play. tined to end before it really - of the baakâll season, Mt as grams, 26,000 bags of psanuU for shortstop R ubenâro, and BOSTON (AP) — The,Boston Prtete from RewportfNoqW land a coach, tout as an oHlclal. and 12,000 badges and pennants the New York Meta buying A1 Notre Dame ■was fourth befoire started. Houston owner Bud the game with No. 1 Michigan Bruine of toe National Hockey Mtoteel Brack from' Steaaota. Adams, who said he had signed 1 ^ traarterred his . . Bob Johnson, a sophomore, is Luplow, Cleveland outfielder State Nov. 20 but fell to rtxto League have locuted goalie Ed i^priagfieiKl acquired Bruce Nic- menibershlp.lKnn, the Caatint, * member of the ■varsity swim- for a retwrtod tSO 000 ' ' H ''f hola from' Lewiston. Long Friday night was resigned following the 12-3 lass. TWs week Johnston to toe Lne A i^ lee to letting him go to the Cardi Maine B o ^ to toe Central ming team at Colgate Unlver- The Meta were expected to PlCtsfieM lost Joe Dodder end OonneoUOut Diatriet Board. sity. Johnson Is a graduate of announce today they are send- the Irish received 79 points, Just Blades of the Weatem Hockey nals. -.4, 22 ahead of lOto ranked Texas John Sanders In toe draft to * * * MMchester High and co-cap- ing outfielder Joe Christopher to League on a subject-to-reoall "He signed, as I remember it, PHIL LINZ RUBKN AMARO Tech. basis. Buffalo of toe CSaes AAA Inter- Friday evening,” Adams said. CCIL FOOTBALL CO-CHAMPIONS—Manchester High— Front Carten, Johp Zeppa, Jim Olbrys, Bruce Eagleson, Dave Turner, Off the Cuff ,*^®^ qj® ^he^® ^ his senior the Boston Red Sox in exchange naftional League. row (I. to r.) Steve Germond, Joe Rourke, Bill Palmer, Don Besides the Irish, the only oth The announcement from toe HATRACK—^The way they’ve stacked up this pile "We made a mistake by not Jim Sproul, Mike Belcher; Third row Bill Hawver, Ed M{iin- Wlimem of taritev* ” i^®^® ^'^'‘®"®®’ ^®>’“hortstop Eddie Bressoud. er Top Ten team not headed for Bruins Monday said Johnston having him sign again the next Hubbard, Mark Heller, Barry Smith, Mark Oakman, John Dulka, ville, Dick Bomb'erger, Bob LaPolt,, Bill Pohl, Bob Hamilton, a bowl game is eighth-ranked was being sent to Los Angelea BOSTON (AP) — H>e Boston of New York Giant helmets might well be on hat- Jim Sales; Second row: Mike Johnson, Bob Murphy, Brian Mc- rack instead of on heads of players atop one hap day. We sent our man out on Walt Bavier; Topi>.row Coaches, Pete Richmond, Dave Wiggin. Southern California. rather than "let him mat on toa Celtics are using a four-day lay less opponent. other chores when we should Gallatin Replaced Michigan State, which dosed bench from inactivity.” off to sharpen their play and have had him stick around and ssf'.vz ^ its regular season against Notre Johnston, 30. 6 feet, 176 fight off a viruB infection that get that second signature.’’ fSvT Z 'nSiir-izs! Dame, accumulated 35 of 46 pounds, was Injured in his sec BO far has hit Willie NauUs, The Houston owner said'every ^!(5OTK)(? iNew System and Dedication Unbeaten first-place votes and a total of ond game this season and re Woody Sauldsberry, Johnny. pro team 'uses the double sign By Dick McGuire 446 points. placed by Bemie Parent, who HavUoek and Bill Russell. Sport and Business ing. Clubs don’t want to waste a «F a n d e t tl, representing the h“ êen a free agent since Ark€msas drew 10 votes for has nailed down toe job. Johns- '•XT—4.1. —J ---- Southern ® record with the Only NauUa and Sauldsberry high draft choice on a boy unless Dartmouth iNorth Medford Club, was 43rd Here’s one vote for Southern NEW YORK (AP)—TTie New York Knickerbockers first and 398 points while Ne- tem had been Boston’s regular were In bed with the bug, but Soon Under One Roof they have him nailed, prefer- Ll^ft!?5«Key to Manchester Success ;ln a field of 139, and the first Connecticut as the best college J" ^ “ ® Frillies convinced the only way to escape the National Bas- braska, unbeaten like Michigan goalie for the past three years. HavUcek and Russell were re ACAUAjrably v*»on theulo uukicudotted line, Adams/\uaiii» 162—331, 162—231, Larry FountainF'ounlaln 151 Rated No. 1 ilooal resident to cross the finish tootball team in Connecticut ketball A ssociation Hpnth A. o ,u State and Arkansas, compiled ported feeling sick. NEW YORK (AP)—Sports fans and businessmen —361, Mai Darling 139 — 352, “We gave them a proven ways. We asked Hubba.pd to for pound, is as good as any. ;hne. Stoneman, a post-entry, for 1965 and better still, a vote , ®*i®,’’® Ham^ (TheXrse^ £ C in Is ont of« I'nh I r fhl 348 points. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Trainer Buddy LeRoux said was the first high s ^ l p ^ l as New England’s best small *^‘.!2®y* '" “ ®eer of 11 n ..(1 ^ ^ ^ The bowl game picture shows willT T I H beK n s rubbing OllUUiUdOshoulders iilUXCmore IJLUlUfrom lUXWnow Ull,on ,/l.JlU And Olten often , ------— ------®Long seemed------to Fred---- Oakes~ —.--w 152—350, Ed ,1.Pecor oyotciu,system,’’ oaiu said lUcUlLliC&tCl Manchester (Hfferent spots through the Oakman, who Wiggin con (AP)—The Pittsfield Red Sox of scoring leader Sam Jones is a Adams even more deter- 142 — 356, Lou Vallieres 360, ti’ne he came aiders to be with the best in NEW YORK (AP)—Undefeat- tlclpant from Manchester^ to ®oUege club. Who’s to say the ^ ®®*"*i "«w to the “ ’ll®/,” months. „ „ No. 1 Michigan State and No.5 the Claes AA EJaatem League they’ll be able to attend both a sports contest and a '"f''®^ Adams even more deter- 142 356, Lou Vallieres 360, Coach Dave Wiggin,Wiggin “the ------— break the tape. Stoneman 16 Owls are not the best? Veteran American ^ a g u e might give The IMcks, mired in the y>d Gallatin were New York doubtful starter against toe business convention or exhibition under the same ex- "J,*?'* ""‘T to ®"®''® snare h'® his ô. No. i1 draft Kay Fountain 133,133, Gloria Dari- kids took over fromf r o m ’there. there. ‘ enous'h 5?® Dartmouth, which upset UCLA in the Rose Bowl, No. 2 picked up two players end the Philadelphia 76ers Friday at -vonoLrA• " ’ ■ A-’- j u i- 1 jT ...... •I'i.- choice,cholcc. TexasTcxas linebacker Tom- Ing 358. miT ____membersi.. of the team these^®®® two.’ Hamilton shared top billing in Princeton to win the Ivy League was a fine performer this fall J®®® Dow had one fine power- u Division cellar teammates in the 1960s. re- Arkansas and unranked Louisi Springfield Giants one In toe an Boston Garden. Jones injured a „ y Nobis, who could be the Joe with the Manchester High ’'° “®® >« Ws «nal season of „ Neither the Dodgers. World for the sixth -straight season, Placed the former NBA ironman gmsive roof, and maybe even find hotel facilities there, ------mnHo fVio aoQor.n TVi/nr Heller, who probably set a receiving department. Oak- championship, has won the Lam- ana State in the Cotton, No. 3 nual minor league draft. knee in a game against NoW; * a1 1 t ^ Namath in dollars and cents of VILLAGE MIXERS — Ann record kicking 20 of 24 extra man’s 19 receptions led the bert Trophy for 1965 as the ■cross country squad. He co^- coaching. . The New England f®*;*®® ®h®™P‘on®. n®r thfe Twins fired Gallatin - their coach for H months to the day after Galla- Nebraska and No. 4 Alabama In Pittsfield picked up Kenneth peted in the Five Miler unat- Football Writers, whoever they 7®„ Players in Monday’s less than a year — Monday and U" was dismissed as coach of York laat wsek. i«i^«r ^ J’*®°™® ®“‘“® cities offered larger this year’s crop of draftees. Bradley 189-181 — 524, Ginger . football and fait thav P°mts,‘scored four touchdowns club, Hamilton (17) and Bavier East’s outstanding major col- ^ quarters for. business gatherings The New York Jets reportedly Yourkas 479, Juanita Rhoads wouldn’t he heat" passed for another 10. The following. Hamilton edged lege football team. ’ tached, as did ail schoolboys ®'‘®* named Maine and Spring- of minor league prospects, named Dick McGuire, another Ih® St. Louis Hawks. Five days presidential nominating paid Namath »400,000 last year 194.194, Norma AdamsAdama .7a473, Joe w St.. . ^ d wouldn t be beat. Bavier, 237-228, In yards gained princeton (8-1) was second Ih under d A C regulations. Fan- f*®!*! ®® G'®**' fop choices. From “ 'nough 23 players were picked former New York ace, to sue- after the Hawks fired him Galla- more conventions. Now a $ll6-million and Adams said he was ready to Germain 200, Nancy Thomas The Indians fought their way g57 yards on 61 completions in matches with Oakman third det® and Stoneman will re- ^®®f fl>®f we can figure, the other American and National ceed him. tin took the Knlcks’ job, suc- New England Fnnthoii WHfor. League teams. coaching ceeding Eddie Donovan, who more s ^ c e and convenience, new Madison Square Garden go past that figure to get Nobis 465, Betty Herrington 481, Pat to> a a new new school- schwl- high high of of eight eight o, g2 attemnta attempts for for a a 7 .744.1A ner. per- with 226. wavier Bavier and and Oakman Oakman y°"“^y . . ' ^ announcement committee o') of snort^ vot Nivison 199—469. wins in mne starts and earned centage As a ounter Heller t>oth caught five passes in one ® committee of sports . .. m o v e d lin tn cranAral wionoa>A» learned to bring Gje two togeth- Pennsylvania RaUroad Station. Nobis was the first nlaver a share of the OCIL title with averaged 41 yaids on 24 kicks S:ame, Oakman’s feat coming sportscasters and tn^ Wetherefield High in Wiggin’s t i Platt and Bavier’s P^^^ ‘âêes. Syracuse (7-3) wa^ :TeaSr’ T c o T " ' t a ? S ^ n T e iS l d”L t" 5 e n RENEGADES—JuUe Leves- que 127. IniUal campaign. It was a sea- . J®*’ a|ain st Windham. third. fewer daj^ or nights when the vlntlJns^ and fxWbltirs^“ imuT Atlanta Falcons named him. son of "firsts,” the locals post- jPie cnecK or tne enxnes snowed «va & Lnorus ^ ______------ivrv.«iio ^ Qênseoffense tthat out-gained the op- Defensively. Manchester stole f^® “ f"® structure etnnds empty. taneously. It will have seaUng JJent T o n d ^ " ^ u r in g " M la S CHURCH 10 PINS — Henry a record 254 poinU on the ônents 1 finn vnrriQ tr, 7«s e ball^âll 36.36 timestime, onnn 2191 inter- ™®"th had won the ox 30-year-old/-j ^cva stoneman was the No. 1 scho- smile, but the annual se- ^°"® ® ^- Gallatin’s apparent relu ctan t uie now- "If*" °'""er Rankin Wayner 240-576, Mike Musch- board, beating Conard High in Lmilton tSk torhonors con ceptions, 13 fumble recoveries ^‘’® “*"® W lc harrier to finish ... Two ®®“®"® “•« something that at- ®'^ ^®^* to utilize the team’s speed in a “ thecotm tty. Smith and presumably listening ko 216-575, Bill Vaders 207, Cy West Hartford and Windham on tributing 5 s fy a fL “ 116 car- “ 'I two blocked punts. Hamll- ^,® *'®"®!' '^®"t to an •hoys named Lynch were among ^''a®^® reader interest and they Guillermo ,ree-wheeling fast break stvla ‘‘eached the NBA playoffs fexur JUse of Wg arenas or halls for ^®” P'^f,® «*^ht ^ the new franchise’s offer, Perkins 207. Dick Niese 207, Thanksgiving, both for the first ,4 7 «vcrn,-M ton and Bomberger won the I^y League team alone. toe contestonTln the Five Mil! ®°ntinue, just toe same as w h o w ^ Z ®* Play ^ Since giving up both aporting events and busl- ‘ "®f. “i® '*’‘'®''® Meanwhile, the Falcons steak dinner in the star race ^""®®t°nPrinceton won itIt in 1951, bqt er. Mike Lynch, who placed All - America J / , the Piston’s post, McGuire has ness conclaves has been going the Boss is talking. rheS”” ”■ ^ „r. with six apiece. Hamilton’s all ^®’*® 75th, and Jim Lynch of Spring- f®®thall teams. Ninety-nine per t a McGuire, one of the top play- been a salesman tor a Now in 1960. ^ field was a distant 114th It ®®"*^ ^h® writers who vote . ,™® makers in toe game when he York printing firm, f "®^! Astrvdom# has ue of the bankroll with nine ®‘"®® T>ave Turner with il9 came on interceptions while But the trend n w Is to provide M.OM .seats and aims at luring players signed. Smith added ® trophy returns after being gone and Billy Hawver, 106, were Bomberger added a fumble to Dartmouth’s — ...... upset 28-14 vlo- was Jimmy Lvnch who came to "®v®r aee the teams or playem ______the rescue of East Catholic ®®'®®*^ • Central Con- »200 for play------even bigger and more cHversi- Iwslness meetings as well as big three signatures Monday, get- Pagani Sr. 141-359, Gerry for 12 years. > also on the 100-yards gained five interceptions. Oakman and *^®*'y ®''®'‘ Princeton in the final ^ Chappell 136-137—373, Ray “We had no super-star,” Wig- list. Hubbard led in fumble recover- ®^ •î'® season for both x.rs;..-A S iitor“ eS; s Fl.vnn 137, Jerry Smith 145-360, les with three each. teams gave the Indians a 9-0 Make Ready for Mexico, 1968 '*™ " Kent loth toth-Sma Bill Pagan! Jr. 139-351. Cliff together Qaê^ûp''w*ith nfm ôf *'ê°” enior T uh ^k The defense contributed three record and the edge in voting to meet the'needs of both sports a political convention and has «i om t u 9K ^ «««♦« »r 1.4 _a ^ JL. piCKS, snd fullback Bill Johnson Keeney 136, Tony Sarpola 352, st:.ng year..êy ^rked ^ ^ 5 ^ p lV m o T t “ touchdowns, Heller and tackle i°r the trophy. and business. 3o,000 seats. Washinerton D.C. s au ' tt_i * n ax* « At_ Walt Suchy 355. „ , „ A1 Vestro, Waterbury sports f"®®,,,*®?' f Md the record Is testimony to eoming on eight touchdowns. John Dulka running back, inter- Dartmouth coUe^tpd^.Jl9 |»lntp H ere ’n TTlK’re announcer, has filed a 1^000 Py injuries in recent U.S. Olympic Group TIm aonwRtfon business has îu-iy ean alternate a horse seventh-rouL” selection ’ It.” another club high. Heller (46), ceptions and Oakman recover- ®n 11 first place votes and one Oddity Department: The first damage suit against a Hartford y®^” - been ^ ,«« or ittst.r 2 „ti?’’‘” "o"’"”"g' rt?.Z"rte.n ^ Bo» e l k s —Bill Adamy 139-139— Co-captains Don Hubbard and ing a fumble in the end zone, second. Princeton had 1Q3 pointp *6««r/X A.A J.1. - TTXl__ M . . . 400, John Dulka 140, A1 At Mark Oakman (38) and Pohl two runners to finish the Five radio station for an alleged \ Mark Heller lead the club which (32) followed Hamilton in the Dulka, along with Barry Smith, and Syracuse 102. ; Mile Road Race last Thanksgiv- breach of contract. Vestro quarters are no longer able to has shown both basketball ^ players includ- kins 144-1.35—402, John Mc was upended only by Wethers Bob LaPolt, Jim Sproul, Brian Others in the top ten were Completes Planning hold the crowds attracted to games and business gatherings. ‘ ®*\®‘®f®> Dowell 137, John Naretto 364, scoring column. Ing morning wore successive claims said station broke an field. Heller directed the offense McCarten and Bruce Eagleson Navy, Penn State, Army, Bostop humbers, winner Ray Crothers agreement in which he would hear business leaders read Miami Beach’s Convention Hall f Fred Poudrier 361, Tony Salva by personally taking a part in "We had a fine offense,’’ Wig were line standouts throughout College, (Colgate, Harvard and speeches, or to provide ^ c e also has been used by both ath- tore 359, ohn Rleder 32. gin said. "Hamilton was our was No. 152 and Central (ton- broadcast all the 1964 Charter WASHINGTON (AP)—The U.S. Olympic (!!ommit- 109 of the teams’ total points. the season. Massachusetts. [ necticut A.A. teammate Jim Oak football games at $76 per tor today’s more elaborate •®*es and bankers. Los Angeles f® ^ '^®®® hy Cleveland Hubbard anchored the first de most consistent back and Bom Wiggin does like to project ------[ tee completes preliminary planning today for the 1968 shows and exhibitions. has its ------Memorial -t-Sports------Arena—» *" ^® ®"‘ ^^th COMMERCIAL — Dwight berger developed into an excel Keefe had No. 153 on his jersey night. Olympics in Mexico City. and Boudreaux in fensive line that didn’t allow a Into the future, 22 seniors play New York is an example of f."** Francisco its famed th® Weir 149, Mark Jakusevich 139- touchdown on, the ground all lent ball carrier. Both boys had MIDGET PRACTICE In the final session of its t'wo- ing out their scholastic careers day meeting the committee was the recent drive to accommn. Palace of many and varied ’ 392, Willie Koetsch 142-379, season. The Indiands gave up 56 l()0-yards gained games, Ham this fail. Only Mike Belcher, November 30 — Manchester to announce the heads of 36 date the convention trade. “®®®’ ®‘^®’’------. Patriots Til also _ signed, , two Fred--- ^ OakesWV.1W, WAAAA 141-.385, ATAXÎC Bari Moore ^4Vll*LO,points, tlJ 45 LXJJUl'Jlg coming VJttvia Ulfi the air. ------ilton —p—against Conard1^ U.Aand1XA Bom- Sproul and Turner will be back, Auto Parts 6-7, Wyman Fuel stadiums around the land are ° ‘"er Louisiana Tech players, 161-382, Frank Bedell 137-366, "Both bovs were exceÎlent berger against Hall. Pohl was committees. These groups will Piano Player O'otHno. tackle Dan Trhv niekeri TJn A r\ __esi______o-,™ , ...... ______and Wiggin is looking for a 6-7, Elks 7-8, Hilltop Motors UG>nn Gagers in Opener C(Srhou^‘rtL"''Cs^".^;^nv usage^ tackle Dan Irby, picked* No. e! j;;;n lim S ‘'37rMm leadTr"” W^gin""^d the mosrimproved player witi;: T^rê'toît'Lrt^f^l^f ’’A^lot 7^' Tel T """ZneZto'r be in charge of selecting the New York — (NEA) — ------.*». xx/w • xj. ^ •—. iTiaiiviiicaLCi CHRISTMAS OIPTS various teams to represent the depends on how many want to Travel Service 6-7, Boland Oil Here’s some ammunition for play and work,” he said. 6-7. With AIC in Springfield How do you go about stuffing United States in the Olympics parents of sons who would shows. 'Then tto N^w York jj-vlng Mitchell Felt, chairman . Baltimore of the NFL signed The University of Connecti a fisherman’s Christmas Stock- “ '‘1 the Pan American Games. 0)Useum was built to take of president of Madison three players but lost two others rather practice football than cut opens its basketball season Ing? In an executive session Mon- the piano. business meetings that found square Garden Center, Inc., to the AFL. The Colts reached New England Thls annual problem can be day, the committee’s board of '•“"^ttetlng says there will be a 21-berth terms with North Carolina tack- Defense Highlights Bears Tangerine Bowl Bound ] at Spring^fleld, Wednesday night, quite perplexing when the in- directors elected Arthur G. Lance Rentzel, rookie run facUities tw crow d^ Md even truck dock to speed the loading le Dave Ellis, No. 7. Auburn Selections when the Huskies play Ameri di'vidual concerned seemingly Lentz, 57, executive director. He ning back with the Minne sota Vikings, insists that Madison square Garden too or unloading of exhibit materi- halfback Gerald Gross, No. 9, NEW YORK (AP) —John can International College. The "has everything.’’ succeeds toe retiring J. Lyman als and a ramp to let the tracks and Benedict College defensive Little All-American Actually, toe stduajtion Is not Bingham, playing the pounder has Huard, Maine 201-pound ‘Never Give Up’ Play newly-constructed Henry Buto helped his athletic career Im W late. New York has been go directly to the main arena on end Claude Brownlee, No. lo. N E W YOT7E (AP) i-u n j; j.- linebacker, was the only va Memorial Gymnasium will as difficult as it may appear. Earlier, the full* committee losing some conventions be- the upper level. But the Colts lost tkeir fourth- nlnod V h.i. V.n,^f measurably. “I played piano New Englander named to the be officially opened that night. note the fishing folks at Mer- elected a new set of officers for 10 years,” he says, "and ------— ------round choice. Mississippi State S h nn ntW ton ^ first team in the Associated The Aces of Springfield will cury outboards. In fact, they headed by Douglas Roby of Yp- it strengthened my wrists Start now to build your cdreer~ fullback Hoyle GrangeTo Hous- the defense. he led by 6-6 Captain Jim Cal say, choosing a gift that’s guar- sllanU, Mich., as president; All that has changed,in the past decade and if the Press small college All- Maine’s Game Attack and hands to a point where ton and their lith - selection. i qcc t decade and if the America selection for 1965. houn while other veterans are anteed to please Is easy if you Roby, a former president of I could catch a football bet Pittsburgh halfback Eric Crab- AssMiated Press Little All-America team could be ORONO, Maine (AI^—Despite the lack of siz€(; think In terms of "accessories” the Amateur Athletic Union has Huard, 21-year-old junior, Maine ivill have many things going for it in the Dec, 11 5-10 Prank Oppedisano, 6-1 ter.” tree to Denver. assembled for an All-Star team, two jovial behepioths was placed at linebacker on Charles Stone of Portland, 6-5 —equipment toat supplements been a vice president of the at Pratt Z Whitney Aircraft San Francisco of the *NFL defense would be as much of an attraction as any Tangerine Bowl football game at Orlando, Fla. the basic tools of rods and reels, Olympic Committee since 1963. the defensive unit in the se Frank Stronezek and 6-4 Jim As you can see from the above story that appeared recenHy in a Hartfeid signed Georgia quarterback f^ncy-stepping halfback. ------—------— ------— lection announced Monday. The Black Bears shdwed great team speed, an explor Tucker. Most promising sopho ^^®®' He succeeds Kenneth L. Wilson, Preston Ridlehuber, their 11th- They are Frank Cornish, a sive passing offense and a gritty defense in driving ta newspaper, Pratt A Whitney Aircraft is in a dynamic period of axporision. TWs Milt Morin of Massachus mores are 6-4 Larry Freed, 6-1 * stepping down after two terms could be of great importance to you. Unscramble round pick. He had .been chosen, 2^‘Pound tackle from Gram- halfback; Mai^n Pe- etts was named second an 8-1 regular season record. But most impressive was Jim Mlele of Naugatuck, 6-0 small device toat mcr u.cs as president. Wilson was elected Authorized Dealer for in fv.ix the AFL’s Am 19thlofu round U-.by XTNew__ blinc'.Wing, and WIIII Williea T.^-niArLanier rof \ f "Mor M n j* . Pacific Lutheran s steady center; Tim Chilcutt, de string offensive end. the fact that they just never gave up. .» Henry Payne, 5-10 Paul Proco- r f ®®'-^® “ p'-®®“!®"‘ ®"‘®ritus Rrst of all, there ore hundreds of good jobs and vahiobla training programs York. gan State, a junior linebacker This trait was well demcm- ——------pio and 6-2 Sal Sillari. Making pêctlve reel case. A along with Avery Brundage MG & fensive genius at Austin Peay Tabbed for honorable men ovailable to you now that offer excellent wages, iiberol Hfe, medical and who has never played in a los tion was Southern Connecti his varsity dehut for the Aces barometer or more implicated another former president. AUSTIN HEALEY hospitalizaKon insurance, a fine retirement plan, and other valuable employee ing game as a collegian. Every State; and Randy Johnson Tex Y o ^ ^ w n In Ohioans, Maine enterod the weather guide Is not only use- ______^ as A&I quarterback. cut halfback Dick Nocera. Js 5-8 senior Bob Sarouelson of benefits. Secondly, as P&WA continues to expand, there wiU ba continually time Morgan State has lost in o, Woodbridge. fui but makes an interesting Cappelletti Ties the past three years came with conversation piece tor home or more and better opportunifies for ambitious people to oânce. "SU TYTARNEO ------three touchdowns to pull it out, Connecticut, with a 23-3 rec WES BIALOSUKNIA office. » Nicklaus Leads Lanier on the bench because of ord last year, will field eight re Both experienced and inexperienced peeple con build for the Mm* now wMi Kicker Gogolak Injuries. 27-22. o In toe personal line, there are a career at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. , Unfortunately, the same fIgMt turning lettermen as well as a duffle bags, Polaroid glasses, PGA Money List For sheer bulk, Cornish is the ftw promising sophomores. In Scoring Race biggest man on the 22-player ing spirit helped bring about )S Red Sox Claim roll-up rubber overshoes, com offenslv e-defensive squad lihail. game loss at TtemiJa. -' All-American candidate 'Wea pact rain por , rod carrying PALM 'BEACH GARDENS, "GET ROARIN', Immwdlatm openings imt NEW YORK (AP) — ORESSMK Ch”® picked by The Associated Press Again overmatched physically Blalosuknla, who turned in a Coach Pitcher cases and m iasins tor loung- Official earnings Cappelletti of the Boston the Bears had meumged to stave school, sophomore year scoring Ing. reported' by the Professional SEE GORIN!!" MACHINMO F®' in conjunction with football ex ★ triots, the defending scoring perts throughout the ccnmtry. off disaster and were locked In record ■with 490 points,' heads In Draft Move If toe angler hae a boat, he’ll Golfers’ Association show Jack mSPECTION champion of the American Foot the flock of bright Juniors who appreciate one of toe "extras” Hlcklaus contlniies to make the Ports - Soles - Service TRAMMO COURSES His poundage is stretched over a scoreless tie deep in their owft appreciate one of toe "extras” BBICH WORK ball League, has moved into a a steel-hard frame that towers territory with just over a mlnubi *mazed ithe Nutmeg basketball PORT LAUDERDALE, S7a. that add, to fishing pleasure. An take-home pay. (Parts e Sales Open till .VO weeks l6>2 weeks— WITH PAY WOLDU AEHRTR tie for the lead with Buffalo’s 6-7 feet. to go. Still trying to pull it out) world last winter. The vuioioothers (AP)—The—±im mjvowhBoston nmxRed avx.Sox aawhave tuivijixi' anchor ajmem system uiax that can can DC be op- on- , , PGA -7 Monday ■---- listed Nick- 9 P.M.) MATERIAL HANDLINO — Is Machining, Sheet MetuL Tool, Die Pete Gogolak at 88 points. Jim Lanier la 6-1 and weighs 230 quarterback Dick DeVamsy Ve 6-3 Ron Ritter, 6-11 Tom acquired pitched Ken Sanders ®f*ted■ - from - a rear seat is both laus’ *?^'*^*^ official earnings througlthrough ★ and Gage M e l^ and Pipe MeUi^. Turner of the New York Jets is BiGINE ASSEMBLY pounds. He is a speedster who threw one long pass that mlsaecfj^ Penders, 6-4 Bill Holowaty, 6-6 . „ « « ®™1 Inexpensive. Rod Classic as $104,762. COMPLETE FOREIGN AFPRENTICE COURSES close’behind with 86 points.' then faded back for another btfC Olck Thompeon, and 6-0 P J holders toat m o i^ in sld e the êll ahead of second-place Tony WELDMO has averaged 12 unassisted tM- Cufnm. ^ Leapie for ^.000 duri^ Lema, who has earned $101,816. Ibree end four yeors -:. WITH PAY— Both Gogolak and Turner, kles a game and scored two was tackled in his end zone feSf & SPORTS CAR who confine their scoring to SHEET METAL In Machining, Teel A Die Makings GHITF1AHN touchdo'wns this season, once the safety that gave Tûnpa a ® This group looks to setoor Monday’s draft cost toe Sox “ “ P>YtW against accidents. SERVICING Sheet Metal enli Beclronla. place iclcking, have three games to $162,246 compared via a recovered fumble and the 2-0 -viertory. i ,t> Captain 6-2 Dan (The Spider) outfielder Gary OelMr and Cla”>P^ ^ wi*h told- with ir CONSTRUCTION TRADES to go, CappeUetti, the Pats’ Lema’s $108,869. other following an interception. Even such a semr ending, hinm leadership, and 6-1 pjtcheV Bob Heffner from their ®»Wng more TOOL B DIE MAKMO flanker who has snared five Coach Earl Batiks says 4|,anier ever, couldn’t put too much dt Ken Whitney la the other senior iV)ronto farm club comfortable. For the man who 64 HEALEY $1495 Sprite, Jet black beauty, x touchdown passes in addition to Is the best football player at a damper on a season wMcfii ii»t lettennan. oelger, who batted .200 with majw gift is toe 13 field goals and 19 conver Wilson to Be Honored CTWISHr’ Morgan State since the days of eluded a five-game Yankee Con ‘ Six'sopfiomores played a lot Boston last year, .went to toe controls 63 MGB $1595 How is the Han H Hdak of youf kla n . sions, has two to play. Roosevelt Brown, a National ference tiUe sweep, and yiotoriej)' BOSTON (AP)—Right-hand Roadster. Paul Lowe of the San Ddego ^ t year, and there are three new Atlanta Brftves of toe Na- er jcanEarl Wilson will be honored Visit the Employment OfRcii' Leagfue standout for more than over rugged Boston UtUverstafl ihore yearlings who have the tlonal League. Heffner, a right *?''®®*‘ as the Boston Red Sox’ m o s t Chargers has a solid lead in the a decade. 64 TR^ $1095 400 Main Street and outclassed Colby. ^tentlal to win starting jobs, hander with a 2-8 record at To- flslteg, are ^ways ni_„„ - -gas »* *u. Roadster. A Wild One! rushing race with 919 yards to-f Cornish’s presence cm the de Asked to sum up assets uid' East Hartford, Cbrai. the 737 by Oxikie Gilchrlat of Jhey a rt 6-7 Bill Corlty, 6-3 ronto, went to toe Oeveland In- 5 ^ 27tII iffiS^neJ JTa fense platoon and Willie liabilities during jn’eparaitlonjs; Bob Steinberg and 6-1 Tom Me- dlans of the American League. ^ cveiware with chapter of the Baseball Writer* 62 FIAT $895 Denver. Bach has three to play. Young’s on the offensive for tor the bowl meeting with Ba#i 1100 Roadster. / San Diego’s John Hodl re Neece. Corlly and Steinberg Sanders. 26 - year - oMrigtot A w S u i of S Monday Ihreugii Prideqr ward wall makes Grambling the 8 ejn. ta 5 pjm. mains the top passer, followed only college to place two men said: teUeSt^ ” “1 the .Sheraton Plaza Hot”' 64 ALFA $2095 by Len Dawson of Kansas City, cm the first team. ol Romeo 1600 Roadster, 6- Tuesday evenings *M 8 pm. Clues: who threw three touchdown “This team is far below avojiV/ r « . : epeed box. Saturdays— 8 e.m. ta 12 noon The first team on offense lists age in weight—even by snuOlf beck court that McNeece may tics. He appeared in 67 games *»“ ^ t passes last Sunday ^ against a trio of repeaters from the All- Other ConnecNcul plants In Nocih Haven end SostMngiioa Houston. college standards. Tbetefoim «hd himself the rol^ of under- in relief aSrf had a 2.74 ERA. ” ®**'’ «»“ ‘der »dnth place » LJo[n the Unswitcfiables. Z Star team of a year ago in Tom we’ve relied all year on speeAt Lionel Taylor of Houstw •tudy. Currently, Sandem is In toe ______GORIN'S ee ageer •ppethmil/ gsipleyar, M 6 P. Getthcffilter cigarette Mitchell of Bucknell at end, and quickness of foot.’) The Htukies will rely on the Venezuela Winter League where leacU Lanee Alworth of San Die Dan Summers of Arkansas SPORTS CAR with the taê go in passes caught, 65-56, but Most of the headlines went tte oWUtlea of 6-6 Thompeon and he has a 6-2 record and a stingy w ^to of OmlM- Seek More Teams State at guard and Randy DeVamey, a 6-8, 166-pound senA W sômoro Qoriey for their 0.76 ERA. ^ ^ Senior Baskrtball CENTER. INC. worth fighting for! Alworth has gained 1,281 yards Schultz of the State College of Route 88, Tolland Tpke. Pratt & Whitney Rircraft and scored 10 touchdowns to ' lor who set a flock of school andt refunding succeei. ------— ------your ahopping League hae openinga foT ô Iowa at fullback. conference passing records. Too Taleottvllle Taylor’s 826 yards and five TDs. ^T ho freehmen of both schoola more teams to round out its (on the Manohester-Vemon Robert Buries of Willamette, small to stay In the pocket and» « g ^ in a 6:80 preliminary / I S O W l i n g ' ^ ^ ixwter. League gomes be u Charley Warner of Buffalo a 226-pound tacdcle, makes his Town Line) tops the kickoff return men ■with W uw over on-chaiglng Itoemeit.v the varsity fives clash at ^ ' TOe three dogs used most to- played Wedneoday evenlnss Manchester 646-0158 second appearance on the de went to several rne^^ New England Foot- he Borambled so well that tWi* *518. The game will be broad- TEBTOTALEBS — PauHne d*y as duck retrievera are Lab- from 8-10. All men over 18 a 25.1-yard average and Lea fensive line-up. Rockville 876-9899 o Duncan San Diego has the Wnters luncheon held in Boston. L-R: Dick Nocera Ûsputhern Connecti- year alone hq accounted Itws ojrt radio atotton WTO3 fih*w 176, Mnigaret (mrlen radora, Chaaapeakea and gtddan years ■wttolng to play, toould (Open Evenlnn till Those who moved'up from the 1.592 yards and 17 touebdonnh) (M80) and CBiannel 92JTV. «8. , ...f retrieven. contact ^toCtotden at toeT 91p.m .) best average, 14.4, on punt re second team of a year ago were nnH V gainers.yiith 1.166 yards and scored 94 BillDelêy .' c '' •' ■": "■< ■ turns. and Ken Eldndge of American International College for p ^ in gin d rê vini “Kough the air. r ,7 - '’; ■■ • : ..'i ■ ■ ■ '■ ■> Allen Smith of Findlay, ft ball- honors. Paul Rich of Tufts Uniuersity at right makiug p r S S u S - ^ The other offensive standout was halfback Frank Haney, •Y . ■' ^ ■ 7 '• . ^ }■( * ■(' ■ . / 7 ■' ' ' . ■ . 1- '• ’ ■ • , l ' " \ ■'-V.V, ‘A..,'. . . ■>-, ■"V ...... '.■;*^‘'.>r''-: ■!''y '\‘^''

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£ARL YOST •ipatta Editor Mets Send Oilers, Cards Michigan State Ruleik Top ■ ix Tom Parsons Both Q aim ^ ‘T did ttie I ^ hired to do,” Dave Wiggin said Notre Dame Falters to Ninth during _m o f f ^ yesterday morning. “I was To Houston Ten clays ago Notre the Orange, No. 6 Mleeourt and 1. MiclL Stnte (B) 10 0(k448 Iowa Star FORT LAUDERDALE, Dame battled Michigan unranked Florida in the SagM', S. Arhanaaa (l) 10 0 0 998 do just & at. I had a wealth of material. I wanted a big Fla. (AP)—^The Los Anire- State in what well could No. 7 Tenneaaee dnd Tulaa .in ' NebnUdea...... 10 0 0 848 NEW YORK (AP) — possible, and I worked with les Dodgers and the Minne- have been the game for the toe Blueboitneit and NO. 10 Tex- ^ 4. Aêbarae (1) 8 1 1 988 Profesjsional football’s sign ae Tech and G«aâ Tech in B. UOA * • e.b-e »• 9 »«'* 7 1 1 386 ®®P®®’®»y T’îns. 1966 league national college football the Gator. $, ing war had its first post championship. Today, a lot Mlaitobri T Z 1 186 draft skirmish today with ^ g in ’s initial clubwra f i t champions', may be forced Ibe Top Ten with hrst-place 'T. Tenneeeae 8 1 » 4 0 0 starts and gained a financial winner in of fight having gone out of defensive end Dave Long ofîUae ®****"‘^ to stand pat during the votes in parenthesea, seaimn B. Southern 0 ^ ; - 7 * 1 * '9 1 share of the CCIL champion- annual baseball meetings. the Irish, Notre Dame records and total pMnta on a 9. Notre Dome of Iowa the key figure ,hip. football promotion In Philadel- There were no Indications two T i l 78 Both the St. Louis Cardinals finds itself barely a mem 10-9-8, etc., baaie: 10. Texaq Tech M.w. ,ti» .9 .:8 S of the National Football League h j *u ^ ^ Grote, its regular season against Notre Johnston, 30, 6 feet, 178 fight off a virus Infection that get that second signature.” .Five Mile Road Race Thanks- ^ firid Z Angels signed Dame, accumulated 35 of 46 pounds, was injured in his sec so far has hit Millie NauUs, The Houston owner said every afOTLflKli? INew System and Dedication Unbeaten giving morning were Vln^ ^ first-place votes and a total of ond game this season end re Woody Sauldsberry, .Johnny. Sport and Business pro team Uses the double sign- ’ jFandetti and David Stoneman. r- j r i. w - Milwaukee By Dick McGuire 446 i^ n ts. placed by Bemie Parent, who Havlicek and Bill Russell. Ing. Clubs don't want to waste a iF a n d e t tl, representing the ®‘"®® Arkansas drew 10 ■votes tor has nailed down the Job. Johns Only Naulls and Sauldsbeny high draft choice on a boy unless Dartmouth iNorth Medford Club, was 43rd Here’s one vote for Southern a Z NEW YORK (AP)— 'The New York Knickerbockers first and 398 points while Ne ton had been Boston’s regular were in bed with the bug, but they have him nailed, prefer- srolr Key to Manchester Success ;ln a field of 13». and the first Connecticut as the best college J" . “ Phillies convinced the only way to escape the National Bas- braska, unbeaten like Michigan goalie tor the past three years. Havlicek and Russell were r^ Soon Under One Roof rably on the dotted line, Adams 162—3S1,-1, Larry Fountain 151 Rated No. 1 •looal resident to cross the finish football team in Connecticut ketball Association deoths is at a irallon Aa a rAanlf State and Arkansas, compiled ported feeling sick. —361, Mai Darling 139 — 352, to for pound. Is as good as any. ,Mne. Stoneman, a- post-entry, for 1965 and better still, a vote r , “ Ha^V ( t K hS GalLtin I s ont of Zinh for 348 points. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Trainer Buddy LeRoux said Oakman, who Wiggin con- was the first high school p^- a® New England’s best small Z l timV in 11 m nlL . ” ^ ^ ^ ° ^ The bowl game picture shows (AP)—The Pittsfield Red Sox of scaring leader Sam Jones is a to be with the best In NEW YORK (AP)—Undefeat- tlcipant from Manchester^ to college club. Who’s to say the ®® ‘*’® months. ^ No. 1 Michigan State and No.6 the ClaBs AA Eastern League break the tope. Stoneman, 16 O w la are not the best? Veteran American league might give ^ e IMcks, mired In the Ga latin were New York doubtful staiter against toe — CCIL, W alt Bavier and ed Dartmouth, which upset UCLA in the Rose Bowl, No. 2 picked up two players and the Philadelphia 76ers Friday at kids , ____ was a fine performer this fall J®®® Dow had one fine power- “ "®"'i®®®®,.^‘” ®'” ®®“^'' *" ’'®' Arkansas and unranked Louisi The members of the team Hamilton shared top billing In Princeton to win the Ivy League Sftringfield Giants one in toe an Boston Garden. Jones injured a Tbpv Heller, who probably set a H*® receiving department. Oak- championship, has won the Lam- with the Manchester Htoh ’»®u®® ‘n his final seaso n 'of „ “ Z ^® World for the sixth straight season, placed the former NBA Ironman ana State in the Cotton, No. 3 nual minor league draft. a •cross country squad. He com- coaching. . The New England f®7®® ®hampions, nor the Twins fired Gallatin - their coach for U months to the day after Galla- knee in gome agalnet New: ____ _ , _ , ~ Namath in dollars and cents of VHXAOE .MIXERS — Ann made the season. cation ^ "'=j' record kicking 20 of 24 extra m^m's 19 receptions led the bert Trophy for 1965 as the Nebraska and No. 4 Alabama In Pittsfield picked up Kenneth York tant week. peted In the Five Mller unat- Football Writers, whoever they players In Monday’s less than a year — Monday and f>n was dismissed as coach of ireer^ year’s crop of draftees. Bradley 189-181 - 524, Ginger ^ lotbl^rânT^ frit thev Points,vtr.inf'Q scored^four oo/,—oH touchdowns , rtVi c. club, HHamilton anulton fl7i(17) anHand Bavier RnVlPl- East’s T^loot’a ruifator.ru,-ouJanding major col- tached, as did all schoolbovs ^*'®' named Maine and Spring- of minor; league prospects, named Dick McGuire, another the St. Louis Hawks. Five days quarters for business gatherings The New York Jets reportedly Yourkas 479, Juanitaita Rhoads ______,j_ „ ^ and passed for another 10. The to'lowing. Hamilton edged lege football team. ’ pnder CIAC regulations. Fan- ^‘®>d as their top choices. From k .v players were picked former New York ace, to sue- after the Hawks fired him Galla- and M and presidential nominating paid Namath J400,000 last year 194, Norma Adams 473, Joe St. rm, ^ T wouldn r J .t be beat.■ ' collegeor\i 1 arm bound c<-»*■»j senior picked «««-. up B3,vier. Havier, 237~22S. 237-228, in in vn.rH.si yards gained Princeton (8-1) was second Ui mnM conventioHS. Now a $ll6-million and Adams said he was ready to Germain 200, Nancy Thomas detti and Stoneman will re- ’’®®*^ *^hat we can figure, the other American and National ceed hiiti, tin took the Knlcks’ Job, suc- to T n e 'i^ T o h f iT w k o ^ e T ^ completions in announcement of vo^ the coi^ruetion Madison Square Garden go past that figure to get Nobis 465, Betty Herrington 481, Pat to a new soh^l- high of eigM g2 attempts for a .744 per- 226. Bavier and Oakman j . committee of sportk .celve their turkeys for Christ- ^®'^ England Football Writers . The unexpected coaching ceeding Eddie Donovan, who lefrned^^^n?«i^T„.-^^ a" O ile r uniform. Nivison 199— 169. wins in nine starts and earned centage As a punter Heller caught five passes in one committee of sportk mas dinner . . . Glenn Jordan centered In the Greater Bos- drafted were change was dictated by the "'oved up to general manager, learM d to bring the tjro togeth- Pennsylvania Railroad Station. Nobis was the first nlaver ------a share of the CCIL title with averagtd 41 yards on 24 S s Oakman’s feat coming ":Hters, sportscasters and t«^ of Bast Catholic High was be- area, the same as they are “ '7" f"°‘her Knlcks’ Inability to win despite McGulto, 39. played eight sea- r t k S ? ‘^ i S r ^ ’lh e r 'T ^ Ire ^Porting tabbed in tfie NFL draft when R EN EG A D ES-JuU e Leves- Wethei^field High in Wiggin’s against P latt and Bavier’s P^yt^^tees. Syracuse (7-3) wa^ Heved to have been the first “»® weekly basketball poll. ,"“^® “ ™®"® “5 ^™® their acquisition of scoring stars ®°"® Knlcks. was trad- d i o ui local schoolboy "in” but a dou- All — New England teams, and p * Walt BeUamy and Dick Barnett ®‘’ Detroit in 1957 and .S^htfw hen tte vInH ^tlanU Falcons named him. 127- Initial campaign. It was a sea- „_o - , ’ against Windham. third. son of “firsts,” the locals post- Defensively Manchester stole J)le check of the entries showed P°“®- a*'® a® phony as a chorus Ty early-season trades and by coached the Pistons from De- SmctuS'StmL^mpty"^"**" linebacker offense that.— out-gainedt,— the op- «« o-i ’ X mourn naa won me au-year-oia 30-year-old ■tracture stands empty. taneously. It will have seaUng sp e n t'"M o n ^ ’^touring^ CHURCH 10 PINS — Henry inS a record 254 points on 1,600 yards to 788. ^he ball 36 times on 21 mter- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ,Stoneman was the No. 1 scho- f^H’s smile, but the annual se- ^ "® Gallatin’s apparent reluctance «'® l»62- u „ „ „ ™ ___ ceptions. 13 fumble recoverie.s '^™pny ana me nrsi lime in ix Tastlc harrier to finish . . . Two “ “ ons are something that at- , , i^Zar^M r,Z;rm o "«’*« ‘h® f®®™’® ®P®®^ in a ®2 ® ^n. His Detroit clubs the country. ^ " I f * " “ Hamilton took torhonors con- ®®PLions, 13 fumble recoveries ,u , ,u u f i ' ™ ’ f smith and presumably listening 216-575, Bill Vaders 207, Cy West Hartford and Windham on tributing 5 5 r y a r L T u 6 car- ^wo blocked punts. Hamll- ■boys named Lynch were amonjf '‘®®‘l®r interest and they Guillermo ,ree-wheellne fast break stvia reached the NBA playoffs four Use of big arenas or h^ls for to the new franchise’s offer. 207, Dick Niese 207. Thanksgiving, both for the first (4I average), while Bom- ^nd Bomberger won the Z^ntostonTln the Five Mil- -continue. Just the same as Z iS S ^ ' f ^s ^ of piTy straight times. Since giving up ..CO average), while Bom Princeton won it In 1951, bl(t er. Mike Lynch, who placed All - America ^ „ 1 . the Piston’s post, McGuins has both sporting events and busi- Hght next door to^ the hall where Meanwhile, the Falcons Cliff ^Lawson 202, Ray ■■ Hol- ' Steak dinner in the star race berger picked up 446 (4.8) and 75th, and Jim Lynch of Spring- football teams. Ninety-nine per a McGuire, one of the top play- been a salesman tor a New ness en clav es has been going the Boss Is talking. Jumped into the lead In the bat combe 200. lit was the first winning sea- Pohl added another 232 (4 2) with six apiece. Hamilton’s all Yale had to riiare it with Navy in 1960. •} field was a distant 114th It ®®"*^ “^® writers who vote ^,™® 7 . makers In the game when he York printing firm, on for many years, of course. I ^ s t o n ’s new Astrodome has tie of the bankroll with nine league Junior Dave Turner with 119 came on interceptions while But the trend now Is to provide M.OOO seats and alms at luring players signed. Smith added Dartmouth’s upset 28-14 vlo- was Jimmy Lynch who c ^ e to «>e teams or players h^fh^FMed Monday’s actlviOes. — Bill Anderson 138, Bill trophy returns after being gone and Billy/ Hawvernawver, 106xuo, were bomberger added a fumble to 1A.A. ______.. thftV nlftv rÂnfval nrx»i_ even bigger and more dlversl- business meetings as well as big three signatures Monday, get- Paganl Sr. 141-359, Gerry for 12 years. ' also on the 100-yards gained xivc mLcrcepuons.interceptions. Oakmanuaxman and ana toi"y over Princeton in the final the rescue T EaT cZholic Play. • Central ^n- in^kamontoa"oJT ------fle d .q* t^ e r s , to spot them In time sports^ - all roofed »*-«-* AXA.In. tingLjHg backsDQ.CKS Kenl\6 n rvGHVCSReaves Ofof NOT"Nor Chappell 136-137—373, Ray “ We ffv. had iicvvi no iiv super-star,” oup ci *%9i.cLi, Wig vvig- jjg^ MiiKhorHHubbard lofiled ir»in fiiwsV.1.^fumble _ recover-_____ i’’® season for both more places around the country, Atlantic a t y ’s Auditorium can gtate and Willie Ashurv of ^^7, Jerry Smith 145-360, gin continued. "They all puUed . ies with three each. teams gave the Indians a 9-0 •when= the latter Injured himself 3'®’" ® i'®*®® P®y ------Beady t o r Mexico, 1968 fcJ^ « f*th **** wh****^^^ show an Indoor football game or Kent State, both fourth-round ^29-351, Cliff together and oame up with a Hamilton the senior TuUback The ^'*® “eiensedefense conmoutedcontributed three record and the'•"<= <=ueoedge min votihgvoiui* ««.ni„A^th._sr.nA to meet theneeds of both sports « ^ “ «cal convention and has ^ ,^ 3 ,y„back Bill Johnson »®2, strong year.. They worked h^to 51 pS^ts m ^ of them t°“®hdowns.touchdowns, Heller and tackle f°r t°r the trophy, trophy. „ , ™ Al Vestro, Waterbury sports ^“*’®‘'’ and business. âshinôn D.C.’s ^he University of the " a ‘^‘^niony to c^lîng on S t touefdoS John Dulka running back inter- Dartmouth coU.e9tpd.li9 pointp H e r e ’ n 'T T iere announcer, has filed a $TOOO ‘’y injuries In recent U.S. Olympic Group The convention business has Armory can alternate a horse seventh-round selection ------” another riiih hiP-h WpUor raRi’ ®®P4i°ns and Oakman recover- on 11 first place votes arid one Oddity Department: The first damage suit against a Hartford y®®™' been growing as fast or faster show with a business meeting. American L ea rie Ros ELK S— Bill Adamy 139-139— Co-captains Don Hubbard and Mark nakmnn and Pohl ”® fumhiotumble in ,i.othe n-aend -v.—zone, second. PHneetonPrinceton had loa103 noinfopoints than sports. Once adequate Philadelnhia’s Convention . ^n me American League, Bos- 4^ rtnivo ixn ai a. HAa-i. tt. i.—... h .... ------. -Marx oakman (38) ‘two runners to finish the Five radio station for an alleged . Once adequate PWladelphia’s Convention ^ signed four olave'rs includ' DuUca 140, Al At- Mark Heller lead the club which (3 2 ) followed Hamiltonan in the along with Barry Smith, and Syracuse 102. Mile Road Race last Thanksgiv- breach of contract. Vestro quarters are no longer able to has shown both basketball feconH cho? 144-135—402, John Me- was upended only by Wethera- scoring'crinmn^ ^ ^ ‘ Bob LaPolt, Jim Sproul, Brian Others in the top ten were Ing morning wore successive claims said station broke an Completes Planning hold the crowdsowds tOftracted^racted to âmes and business gatherings,gatherings. ZTpurZ p n n d Z f,t,°‘Tim Dowell 137, John Narettoâretto 364, field. Heller directed the...... offend. _• i__j___ __ ^ T3aa/>vt’a TT.^11 singer oi irurdue ana Jim o/y-i m______. . . “w - McCarten and Bruce Eagleson Navy, Penn State, Army, Bostop tiumbers, winner Ray Crothers agreement in which he would hear business ' leaders read Miami Beach's Convention Hall , t Z ‘rn I" Poudrier 361, Tony Salva- by personally taking a part in “W® had a fine offense,” Wig- were line standouts throughout College, Colgate, Harvard and was No. 152 and Central 'Con- broadcast all the 1964 Charter ■peecbes, or to provide space ^1®° has been used by both ath- 7 1 i 259, ohn Rieder 32. 109 of the teams’ total points said. "Hamilton was our WASHINGTON (AP)—The U.S. Olympic Commit the season. Massachusetts. necticut A.A. teammate Jim Oak football games at 376 per tor today’s more elaborate 1®*®® and bankers. Los Angeles ,7 ^ ^ --- Hubbard anchored the first de- consistent back and Bom- ...ob- — ^ ...... viviwl tee completes preliminary planning today for the 1968 Wiggin does like to project Keefe had No. 153 on his jersey night. Bhow» and exhlbiUons. has Us Memorial Sports Arena ‘ “ 7 COMMERCIAL — Dwight fensive line that didn't allow a herger developed into an excel- Into the future, 22 seniors play- Olympics in Mexico City. New York Is an example of Francisco its famed Bouarea.ux in the Weir 149, Mark Jakusevich 139- touchdown on the ground all ball carrier. Both boys had ing out their scholastic careers MIDGET PRACTICE In the final session of its two- day meeting the committee was the recent drive to accommo- Cow Palace of many and varied^®”"' ^ 392, Willie Koetech 142-379, season. The Indiands gave up 56 lOO-yarJ® gained games. Ham- this fall. Only Mike Belcher, November 30 — Manchester to announce the heads of 36 date the convention trade. “f T .!;ir ^ u . 141-385, Earl Moore points, 45 coming via the air. against Conard and Bom- Sproul and Turner will be back, aAuto u i Parts 6-7, Wyman Fuel Piano Player players. 151-382. Frank RaHaii 187-aRfi "Both boys were excellent herger against Hall. Pohl was and Wiggin is looking for a 6 7, Elks 7-8, Hilltop Motors UConn Cagers in Opener committees. These groups will be In charge of selecting the CotorhouZZtL"Z%Srttog "" SL S'Zby, S J'r": Sim m r"37ri'TiS leaxTeZ”iders.*’ w Wip-piti ""^ d “h Z; the moatmostTmproved-play^r improved player with-w'ito: lare'piTge'tomo^^t tiimmit l n^vt e Z foil f Z *' ’-a r i o t 7_7 ^q ' Decu Z 7 2 __ - Manchester New York — (NKA) — CHRISTMAS------GIFTS — —' various------—• —*X teams * O.J w to a represent^^4 loXlC the events and ma^y ^ n v ^ t io iJ m?"hZr= ” a“l u Z a ‘' ‘" l ° L Z te Z d m 'lZ m b ® ^^1-272, P ennies Boxx 386. was outstanding playing both ®ut a doubt and Hawver, pound depends on how many want to Travel Service 6-7, Here’s some ammunition for ts --— -a ------maemnes as wen as me men. Boland Oil With AIC in Springfield How do you go about stuffing United States in the Olympics parents of sons who would 1and^ shows. Then the New York jrvingirvinv MitchelliwHtrhBii Frit,tthw chairman BaitimornBaltimore of fh^the Tnrr.NFL signed ^ ■■ work,” he said. 6-7. The University of Connecti a fisherman’s Christmas Stock- Xhc Pan American Games. rather practice football than ^liseum was built to take of and president of Madison three players but lost two others cut opens its basketball season Ing? In an executive session Mon- the piano. w slness m w that found square Garden Center, Inc., to the AFL. The Colts reached iYeir England Thls annual problem can be 4ay, the committee’s board of Lance Rentzel, rookie run « and banqueUng says there will be a 21-berth terms with North Carolina tack- Defense Highlights Bears Tangerine Bowl Bound , ^ at Springfield, Wednesday night, quite perplexing when the in- directors elected Arthur G. ning back ' with the Minne facU Hes Um crow d^ Md even truck dock to speed the loading le Dave Ellis, No. 7, Auburn Selections when the Huskies play Ameri dividual concerned seemingly Lentz, 57, executive director. He sota Vikings, Insists that MMlson Square Garden too or unloading of exhibit materi- halfback Gerald Gross, No. 9, can International CoUege. The “has evetythlng.” succeeds the retlrihg J. Lyman NEW YORK (AP) —John playing the pounder has als and a ramp to let the trucks and Benedict College defensive Little All-American newly-constructed Henry Buto Actually, the stiuation Is not Bingham, Huard, Maine 201-pound helped his athletic career Im a Of latOi New York has been go directly to the main arena on end Claude Brownlee, No. 10. ‘Never Give Up’ Play va Memorial Gymnasium will as difficult as it may appear. Earlier, the full committee linebacker, was the only measurably. “I played piano losing some conventions be- the upper level. _ _ - be officially opened that night. note the fishing folks at Mer- elected a new set of officers But the Colts lost their fourth- g l u ^ d T h e J ^ n i ^ f a n a t i c s New Englander named to the for 10 years,” he says, “and first team in the Associated The Aces of Springfield will . cury outboards. In fact, they headed by Douglas Roby of Yp- It strengthened my wrists Start now to build your career Press small college All- Maine’s Game Attack be led by 6-5 Captain Jim Cal say, choosing a gift that’s guar- silantl, Mich., as president, and hands to a point where ton and toeir l i Z 's e t e c Z , ^11 that has changed in the^ jf the America selection for 1965. houn while other veterans are anteed to please is easy if you Roby, a former president of I could catch a football bet Pittsburgh halfback Eric Crab- Assîated Press Little All-America team could be ORONO, Maine (AP)—Despite the lack of size: think In terms of “accessories” the Amateur Athletic Union, has Huard, 21-year-old Junior, Maine will have many things going for it in the Dec. 11 5-10 Frank Oppedisano, 6-1 ter.” at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft tree to Denver. assembled for an All-Star team, two jovial behemoths was placed at linebacker on Charles Stone of Portland, 6-5 —equipment that supplements been a vice president of the San Francisco of the NFL defense would be as much of an attraction as any the defensive unit In the se Tangerine Bowl football game at Orlando, Fla. Frank Stronezek and 6-4 Jim the basic tools of rods and reels, Olympic Committee since 1963. The Black Bears showed great team speed, an explor A$ you eon see from the above story Ihot appeared racanHy in a Hartford signed Georgia quarterback f^D Cy-stepping h a l f b a c k , ------— lection announced Monday. Tucker. Most promising sopho- '^®®' He succeeds Kenneth L. Wilson, newspaper, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft is in a dynamic p « ^ of expansion. This Preston Rldlehuber, their 11th- They are Frank Cornish, a , Milt Morin of Massachus sive, passing offense and a gritty defense in driving toi ihores are 6-4 Larry Freed, 6-1 ^ ® stepping down after two terms could be of great importance to you. Unscramble round pick. He had been chosen 285-pound tackle from Gram- halfback; M ai^n Pe- etts was ûuned second an 8-1 regular season record. But most impressive was Jim Mlele of Naugatuck, 6-0 s m ^ device that m ir u.os as president. Wilson was elected Authorized Dealer for In the AFL's 19th round by New ^"<1 Willie Lanier of Mor- ® ® string offensive end. the fact that they just never gave up. .; Henry Payne, 5-10 Paul Proco- T ®®''^® ®® P«-®®ident emeritus MG & First of all, there are hundreds of good jobs and vtduobla IraM tg programs York. gan State, a Junior linebacker f®®f7 ®®nter; Tim Chilcutt, de- Tabbed for honorable men This trait was well demon------— ■ ' -7 plo and 6-2 Sal Slllari. Making o a pêctlve reel case. A along with Avery Brundage ovailable to you now that offer excellent Wages, liberol Hfc, medical and who has never p lay ^ in a los- genius at Austin Peay tion was Southern Connecti his varsity debut for the Aces barometer or more complicated another former president. AUSTIN HEALEY hosjîtalization insurance, a fine retirement plan, and other valuable employee ing game as a collegian. Every ®4ate; and Randy Johnson Tex- weather guide Is not only use- ______cut halfback Dick Nocera. Is 5-8 senior Bob Samuelson of , benefits. Secondly, os P&WA continues to expand, there will ba oontinually time Morgan State has lost in quarterback, Woodbridge. fid but makes an Interesting more and better opportunities for ambitiowi people to odvanoe. CappeUetti Ties the past three years came with o,sr«» ic Si;-" rs,r Connecticut, with a 23-3 rec ^versation piece for home or ]\ ick laU S L e a d s "SU TY1ARNE0 Lanier on the bench because of ------—------Uiree touchdowns to pull it out, WES BIALOSUKNIA Both experienced and inexperienced people con build fior the fctur* now wMi ord last year, will field eight re- ■ Kicker Gogolak injuries. 27-22. o o career ot Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. turning lettermen as well as a In the personal line, there are p f l A M otw ^ v T ic* For sheer bulk, C om l^ Is the .Unfortunately, the same flghtl duffle bags, Polaroid glasses, '-F/V iTXO ncy J-ilsl &w promising Boi>homores. In Scoring Race biggest man on the 22-player ing spirit helped bring about tS Red Sox ClHim roll-up rubber overshoes, com- ______^ AU-American candidate Wes ImmacUatm opanlnga Imt NFW vnR K fAPi o 4 f ® n s 1 v e-defensive squad final, game loss at Tampa. pact rain ponchos, rod carrying ^ BEACH GARDENS, "GET ROARIN'. Again ovorma/tched physlcaUjh Blalosuknia, who turned In a Coach Pitcher casbs and moccasins for loung- ^ ® ' Official earnings ORESSMK Z by The Associated Press SEE GORIN!!" M A C H M M O CappelletU of the Boston P a the Bears' had managed to sta\*« echool sophomore year scoring Ing. I ® reported' by the Professional in conjunction with football ex •k triots, the defending scoring off disaster and were locked in record with 490 points, heads In Draft Move l i the angler has a boat, he’ll ^ f ® ” ’ Association show Jack M S P E C n O N perts throughout the country. TRAMMO COURSES champion of the American Foot His poimdage is stretched over a scoreless tie deep in their owR the flock of bright Juniors who appreciate one of the "extras” Hlcklaus continues to make the Ports - Soles - Service BB4CN WORK ^ sreeb to 92 weeb— WITH PAY ball League, has moved into a a steel-hard frame that towers territory with Just over a minutaf Bmazed the Nutmeg basketball -FORT------—LAUDERDALE,------—, - Fla. —■ wmi,that ouuadd w to usnmg fishing pleasure,pleasure. an An ’”2?^ j t-i-i^ ® .'^------? ’ ® *— (Parts A Sales Open tlU tie for the lead with Buffalo's 6-7 feet. to go. Still trying to pull It out,’ world last •winter. The others (AP)—The Boston Red Sox have anchor------system that can be op- The lyiAPGA Monday listed Nlck-Nick- 9 P.M.) MATERIAL HANDLINO — bi Machining, Sheet MefoL TooL D b WOLDU AEHRTR Pete Gogolak at 88 points. Jim ★ and Gage Atol^ and Pipe MaU^. Lanier is 6-1 and weighs 230 quarterback Dick DeVamey acquired pitched Ken Sanders ®*‘®^®^ ® »®®* Turner of the New York Jets is B40INE ASSEMBLY pounds. He is a speedster who threw one long pass that mlssedji ^ ers, 6-4 BUI Holowaty, 6-6 ^ Vancouver of toe Pacific ®*«* Inexpensive. Rod ^ ^ ® m 1X04,752. COMPLETE FOREIGN APPRENTICS COURSES close behind with 86 points. has averaged 12 unassisted tac then faded back for another biiP Dick Thampeon, and 6-0 PJ holders that mount inside the y®“ a*®af second-place Tony W ELD IN G Curran. /of ^ .0 0 0 during ^ ™ Lema, who has earned 31OI.8I 6. Three end four yeors -^ ¥ Lance Alworth of San Die Dan Summers of Arkansas SPORTS CAR with the taste Tareyton go In passes caught, 65-66, but Most of the headlines went tih •blUtlee of 6-6 Thompson and he has a B-3 record and a stingy < ^ s t- Seek More Teanu State at guard and Randy 6 8 CENTER. INC. worth fighting for!' Alworth has gained 1,281 yoids DeVamey, a - , 168-pound oehh 0 .B ERA. S S o l S T I P ratt & Whitney Rircraft Schultz of the State College of lor who set a flock of school o n k abounding sucoesA Route 88, Tolland Tpke. and scored 10 touchdowns to lowa at fullback! plans. Leiague has openings for two Taloottville conference passing records. Ttoo “ The freshmen ^vmweiaeaiwem «e.m>J { T h o r’s 826 yards and five TDs. Robert Buries of Willamette more teams to round out its (on the Maneheater-Vernon small to stay In th^ pocket an«» ««gag» la a 6:80 preliminary Bowling u Chwley Warner of Buffalo a 226-pound tackle, makes hU ^ roxter. League ifames wttl be Town line) throw over on-charging Unemeit',v while the varsity fives clash at tops the kickoff return men with second appearance on the de- The three dogs used most to- ptatyMl Wedneaday eveiUngs Manchester 646-0188 he scrambled so well that —A».b’.lB, ThexuB game willwm beoe broad-oroao- TEETOTAIJBB6 — Fauhne day as duck retrievers are Lab- fnsa^lO. All men over 18 a 25.1-yard average and Les fensive ll4-u p ^ went to several men at New England Foot- RoekvlUe 878-9889 f i year alone he accounted fo g s «Mt Sy' nulio sUUon WTIC Bhaw 175, Margaret O W en radon, Chesapeakes and golden yean wttoing to play, Miould (Open Phreninga tOi Duncan of San Diego has the ’Those wto moved up from the c held m Boston. L-R: Dick Nocera of S o u th e r h ^ n n S l 1.692 yards and 17 towdidownhl IM80) and Ohanaal a*-TV. 4« 8. , retrleven. oootaot P»U Cotdeni at ttia T 9 )P.M.) A best average, 14.4, on punt re- second teniin of a year ago wers cut led all ground gainers with 1,166 yards and scored 94 points; Bill Delanev Md Ken Eldndge of American, International College for passing knd r S ? S through the air. ■ Allen Smith of Findlay, a ball- honors. Paul Rich of 'Tufts University a t right making prêntitions; The other offensive etandout was halfback Frank Harney.

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Ceilings and floors Wanted classifications, but STENOGRAPHER ing opportunity for ambi tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga Wanted — Male or Female tious man. Guaranteed sal II-SO also our fjlassifioation Help ' — -T 55“ 33 54 Automobiles For Sale 4 rages, additions, attics fin Floor FlnishliiK 24 . . . 87. Interesting position In ary, company car provided. 1^ I H 5 V j N iA . tfc. T.M. « » t. U S. U f w f. WE BELIEVE ished, remodeled, concrete small department for qauH- Apply in person. PRISaLLA’S POP 55 56 1959 WHITE — 2-door hardtop, work. No job too small. Imme FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- fled t y p 1 .s t, with soma BY AL VERMKER HERALD Ing (specializing In older LaSabre Buick, good running That for professional real diate estimates. 648-2629. WANTED — Shirt press opera shorthand backgroimd. condition, going into service, estate service you should floors). Waxing floors. Paint T H IS B IT WITH IT I CAN LEARN 57 53 tor, good hourly wage, paid va Company offers excellent THE SINGER COMPANY FOR A MINUTE $150. 875-0578. call Carl Zinsser at our CEILING AND WALL renova ing. Ceilings. Paperhanglng. b e ne f 11 program, good O P P A P E R OF FOREKSN LANDS... I THOUGHT SHE BOX LEH ER S tions and repairs, sheet'ôck cation, Insurance benefits. Ap t<3 L I R E TREAD TH E ROADS JR Manchester office or Doris No job too small, John Ver- wages, pleasant working 832 Main St., Manchester HAD HER OWN 1969 VOLKSWAGEN delux se and plaster repaired. Ceramic faille, 649-5750. ply in person, Fisher Dry .MAGIC' OF HISTORV sCHARGE-PLATE ' OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS F or Y our Smith at our Vernon office. Cleansers, 325 Broad S t conditions. dan, A-1, exceptionally clean, Whether buying or selling, tile installed. 10 years experi JUS. AMIWUTE-- COME C »l-C O M B ON.' TH E LA ST Information snow tires, radio, original own call a trained Jarvis con ence. Free estimates. Special UOOK A T THIS.' TIM E WE CAME DOWN HPRE Tci er, $600 firm. 643-1707. rates for home owners. 649- Apply; Firat National WANTED part-time, 8-1:80, man TH E COLOR'S WON Buy A PISH WASHER WE WOUND sultant first. Bonds—Stocks— PERFUL-SO CLEAR, THE HEIRALD win not 9262. Store';, Inc. to work in used car lot for '’Kv UP WITH A STEREO PHONO Mortgages 27 starting of cars, washing and SO TRUE-TD- GRAPH , ANP TH E TIM E BEFORE disclose the identity of 1964 FORD Falrlane, 4 - door L lFE ,S O ... THAT IT V\AS A MOVIE PROUEO- any advertiser using box JARVIS REAL’TY CO. COMPLETE Remodeling — -.P ark and Oakland Aves. vacuum cleaning and other 1 wagon, priced to sell. 742-7416. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- STENOGRAPHER TO ».' I’M Ncrr GOING TO BE •letters. Readers answer Home building, carpentry serv limited funds available for ser small chores. Apply, Ray Dwy S i d s t r a c k e p t h i s t i m e REALTORS MLS INSURORS Ktost Hartford, Conn. ing blind box ads who ice available. Dormers, room ond mortgages, payments to er, Used Car Manager, Man BVACOLORTVSET.SO , 1965 CHEVROLET 2 door sedan, additions, rec rooms, garages. FORGET IT.'y ------p-----— ^ desire to protect their 6 cylinder, standard, floor shift, 643-1121 649-1200 suit your budget. Expedient chester Motor Sales, 612 W. identity can follow this Free estimates by calling 643- service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. Attractive opening In mod Center St., Manchester. procedure: excellent running condition. 1567, Wesley R. Smith Construc Call 649-6326. em office, for a com EXPERIENCED painters. Call ll-Jo Elnclose your reply to the tion Co. A FRESH START wiU lump petent stenographer, inter LATHE OPERATORS box in an envel<^ — STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. 1962 PONTIAC Tempest Le- your debts into one easy pay esting and varied work, ex MACHINIST ll-V> addressed to the Classi mans, 4 speed, excellent con walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter ment. If you have equity in ->l|HhrHH.lKTMI« VXfI.ee. fied Manager, Manchester Special Services 15 cellent salary and benefit FULL TIME gas station at dition, 643-8409. races. All concrete repairs. property, call Frank Burke to program. tendant wanted, middle aged INSPECTORS WAYOUT Evening Herald, together Reasonably priced. 643-0851. discuss ways and meajiS. Con BY KEN MUSE with a memo Ustiiig the GR(X)MING and boarding, heat man preferred. See 'Tony, Paul METAL s p i n n e r s 1957 CHEVROLET convertible, necticut Mortgage Exchange, Dodge Pontiac, 878 Main St. companies you do NOT HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- ed kennel with seperati runs. Write P. O. Box 1821, want to see your letter. automatic, good condition, best H.C. CJhase, Harmony Hill Ken 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- Must be able to set and offer, Mr. Vallee, 289-6483 after moval — attics, cellars and Hartford, Conn., stating GUARDS — MALE wanted, Your letter will be de yards, weekly or monthly pick nel, Hebron Rd., Bolton, 643- 8897. work from blueprints, 65- stroyed If the advertiser is 6:30. 6427. education, business experi full or part-time, must be over 60 hours per week, paid up. Bolton, Manchester vicin ence and salary require 21 years of age, have a clean one you’ve mentioned. If ity. Harold Hoar. 649-4034. holidays, Insurance and not It will be handled In Business Opportuni^ 2$ ments. record. We welcome retired fringe benefits. Apply to the usual manner. ELECJTROLUX vacuum clean- MANCHESTER — (Jhance of a persons in good health and able lac. TX, la», Ui. ?•». Off. Roofing—Siflln^ 16 ’63 CHEVY V-8 $1,795. er, sales and service, bonded ornwirr r wrnijir lifetime to buy a thriving Main to prove it. Call for further in WpTI«HN IjnkikBU. 1 Impala Super Sport, 2-door ‘Actually, it really isn’t an easy chair to sit in . . , representative.renrespnt«Hve Alfred AifrpH Amell, Amp.i BpWELL HOME Improvement restaurant. This Is an formation between 9-6, 247-8360 EASTERN lAMt and Found 1 hardtop, radio, heater, au Co. — Roofing, siding, altera or apply Room 207, 15 Lewis especially with junior around!" I 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, 644- tions, additions and remodel established business, well tomatic transmission, pow 8141. St., Hartford. LOST — Passbook No. W7702 ing of all types. Excellent equipped with a good volume. WANTED — Lady for house METAL er steering, white finish Present operator wants quick i Savings Bank of Manchester. with black interior, white- SHARPENING Service - Saws, workmanship, 649-6495. work, 1 day a week, room ELECTRICIANS, residential ex sale. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Ranch, East Hartford, on Sil S f t & u W HY M o t h e r s g e t g r a y • 'tat W hlA IM ' Application made for payment. perience, immediate employ PRODUCTS /;-5o wall tires, bucket seats. knives, axes, s'nears, skates, Realty Co., Realtors, 649-1200. YiTi rotary blades. Quick service. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, ver Lane bus route. Call 628- m ent Call Walt Zemanek, 876- 16 Otxrtiard St., Kaat Hartford "Found — Puppy, black and BEN CASEY Capitol Equipment Cjo., 38 siding, painting. CJarpentry. Al 3093. 9370. tan male, 10 weeks old. Cali ’63 FORD V-8 $1,495. terations and additions. Ceil 4-door station wagon, ra Main St., Manchester. Hours WOMEN IF YOU WANT $$$$ SH&CTLy AT COUNTY GENERAL.» Lee Fracchla, Dog Warden, daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur ings. Workmanship guaran 643-8694. dio, heater, automatic teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. Operate for Christmas. If you want a TOOL & GAGE MAKERS NOTICE VDU WANT ME TO SET MDU HANS'S transmission, power steer day 7-4. 643-7958. new interest. If you want a SHORT RIBS ADDRESS, CAVE? LISTEN,>OU KNOW ing, whitewall tires. weekly Income. If you can sell JIG BORE OPERATORS PUBLIC HEARING BY FRANK O’NEAL LAWNMOWER sharpening; re Roofing and Cbimneys J 6-A Your Own ADDITIONAL THAT'S A6AINST WE RULES. WHY DON'T Personals 3 pairs, sales, rotor blades a product advertised on 'TV and leading magazines, call Avon Top rates, overtime, all benefits APPROPRIA’nONS thw Plan t> ‘5£np out thousahk JOST Think we ll Oveal I H ^ HANS CALLYDU IN THE MORNING, sharpened; bicycle sales, serv ROOFING — Specializing re WANTED — Ride from Spruce ’62 PONTIAC V-8 $1,095. Cosmetics. We will show you plus profit sharing. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1HE0VR1VIS eoiN&t) OF ?1MPL£ QUESTION NAIPE5 ANP BE OEI-TlNeAVOlCE TEL.L ME. "lOU CAN GET IT FROM HI/»^ Catalina, 2-door hardtop, ice. Manchester (jycle Shop, pairing roofs of all kinds, new Dairy'Grocery CONDUCTAWOPlNIONPm.j WE’RE SUPFOSEP TD CHECK to Cinerama, West Hartford, how to earn money. 289-4922. 'TOWN OF MANCHESTER, IN 60VEPNMENT.' WMATS AN WATS V NEVER MlfCr 9-5. Call 643-2853. red finish, radio, heater, au 149 W. Middle Turnpike, J49- roofs, gutter work, chimneys THE UTTLE S(3UAB£SiYES0(SN0. Manchester Tool & Desigrn CONNECTICUT OPINION? REA\EMBB?E0 BBJ,mSN0T tomatic transmission, pow 2098. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Store WOMAN wanted part-time, ap Notice Is hereby given that HI5 FACE. HANS^ IMPORTANT. WANTED — Ride to Pratt & er steering and brakes. siding. 30 years’ experience. ply bakery department, Man 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester the Board of Directors, Town of EBARD WAS AND/* ' Whitney Aircraft, South Park TYPEWRITERS — Standard Free estimates. Call Howley, chester Public Market. (click) and electric. Repaired, over . . . and become part of a 649-5263 Manchester, Connecticut, will THE NATI BUTCHER ■ ing Lot, second shift, from 643-5361, 644-8333. growing chain operation in hold a Public Hearing In the vicinity of West Middle Tpke. ’62 PLYMOUTH V-8 $845. hauled, rented. Adding ma (X.EANING lady wanted 2 days WHO WAS responsible! Fury, 4-door hardtop, red Manchester and suburbs. Municipal Building Hearing FOR THE DEATH OF MV and (Congress St„ call 643-8806 chines rented and repaired. a week, own transportatirm, and black finish, radio, Pickup and delivery service. Heating and Fiombing 17 Gur combination Dairy- OIL BURNER service,man, ex Room, 41 Center Street, Man BARENTS AND HUNDREDS.PERHAPs'! anytime. Grocery stores are unique please call, 643-4224. heater, automatic trans Yale Typewriter Service, 649- cellent Income retirement plsin. chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, \®€3 THOUSANDS,OF f^LLOW JEWS. mission, power steering and BOTTT — plumbing and heat and offer you an income Fringe benefits. Advancement December 7, 1965, at 8:00 p.m, /FJ« a b, NIA be Til »M. ttl Ht. WANTED — Riders to Hartford, 4986. ing, repairs, alterations, elec- from Manchester Vemon area, brakes. of $10,000 to $15,000 an potential. Moriarty Brothers, on proposed additional appro APPLIANCES repaired — all trie and gas hot water heat nually with many' out 316 Center St., 643-6136. priations as follows: MORTY MEEKLE 8-4:30. 649-4024. “SEWING B1 :ZZ SAWYER BY DICK CAVALLI makes washers, refrigerators, ers, free estimates. Call 643- standing benefits. If you To: 1065/66 General Fimd BY ROY CRANE ’61 MERCURY V-8 $595. freezers, dryers, gas and elec 1496 are looking for a prestige MACHINIST — full and part- Budget, Town Counsel___ AutomobUes For Sale 4 4-door sedan, sliver gray tric ranges. Oil burners business opportunity "* and MACHINE time all around experience re ...... 510,000 GET OUT' m NOT BE Y55,'e>/C— I'fA and WHATAJZe finish, radio, heater, auto cleaned and repaired." C/osma are capable of running quired. 'The Quint Machine to be financed by an in WHAlÂLL n e e d c a r ? Your credit turn matic transmission, power Radio—TV Repair 1 N fU k ir BROWBEATEN BY HOODLUMS/ ^V/NOAWA\ONey YOU 0O IN0 TO Appliance, 649-0065, your o^'vn business with a Company. Gall 643-2781, 8 a.m. crease In the estimated ‘TTHl'S... ra e FRIDAY, ed down? Short on down pay steering and brakes. Services 18 $3,000 investment, write OPERATORS” 4:30 p.m. BI2lt4&IN& Buy ON FC/QAy? Revenue from Miscellane ment? Bankrupt? Reposses FLOORS cleaned and waxed in O H ! DO W F~W O T?PV l I today for a confidential in w c m L m c H sion? Don't despalrf See Hon ous Sources, 510,000. ’59 LINCOLN $595. homes, offices or busmess.. Television R e p ^ . ‘ terview with the company PLEASANT WORKING PART-TIME help mornings and 'To: 1065/66 General Fund est Douglas. Inquire about low Available days, evenings. Satis- - - V.P. CONDITIONS! or afternoons. Apply, S&D Inc., NOW, Capri, 2 - door hardtop, Radio Repairs Budget, Board of Education est down, smallest payments black finish, radio, heater, faction guaranteed. Free esti Antenna Installations 95 Hilliard St., Manchester...... 521,640 h/eE\CLB-2 anywhere. No small loan or fi mates. Insured. George Farr, auto matic tran.smission, Satisfaction Guaranteed Box E, Herald Ebcperienced help and quali to be financed by Fed nance company plan. Douglas I>ower steering and brakes. 649-9220. ED BISKE, TECHNICIAN fied trainees wtmted. EXPERIENCED tractor traitor eral Economic Oppiu-tunity Motors, 333 Main. drivers, wanted for steady Grant. 521,540. ■ ------DICK’S SERVICE ^ Snow- Baritley Service Center Earn as you learn, excel work. Apply S A D Inc., 95 Hil — 1965, low mileage, wire Many More to Choose From at plowing, trucking, moving, rub- 333 MAIN ST. 640-8247 Robert M. Stone, lent fringe benefits for afi. liard St., Manchester, Secretary a,v.o„i_wheels, folding Xtop, »tonneau Very Low Prices removal, carpentry, clean- Private Instructions 32 Board of Dilators , cover, luggage rack, kept in ing, general repairs, all types PART-TIME route sales. A"ver- DGC Millinery, Dressmaking 19 ALL AMBITIOUS men earn up Manchester, Connecticut top shape, asking $2,150, must of odd jobs. 'Try Dick, reason- ;rr;::— ;---- - ■■■_ ------MANCHESTER MODES age, $2 to $3 hourly for 12 to < m .ui NO MONEY DOWN FOR ALTERA-nONS neatly and to $200. per week and more. Dated at Manchester, Con •ell, entering service. 643-4017 able. 643-4536. Continue to earn aa you learn. 15 hours weekly. <3all on estab /A 30 e after 4:80. reasonably done in my home. PINE ST., MANCHESTER lished customers. Call 628-6686 necticut, this twenty-thiid day Call 643-8750. Men over 19 urgently needed at of November, 1965. once to train for high paying or 644-0202. MICKEY FINN 1963 (HE"VY n Nova ^vagon, all SOLIMENE MO'TORS Household Services BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY vinyl Interior, radio, seat belts, LADIES AND GENTS custom jobs as Tractor Trailer Driv BY LESLIE ■niRNER BOB VTOLETTE, Sales Mgr. Offered 13-A CLEANING LADY, one day white walls, motmted snow tailoring and alterations at ers if qualified. We are licensed weekly, Bolton, ideal working r ANP I ftidPECr TiBSE ROSUB* tires, etc. ^near perfect condi REjWEAVING of bums, moth home, reasonable. 643-2264. and accredited. Placement conditions, 7 :30-8 p.m. trans I - I HEARD ABOUT iVHO SAID r \ N0800Y, /MR. KLIPP ^ YOU SEE— MV Father was HAVE ABOUT RBCOVEREP, TOD I WHAilT 367 Oakland S t 643-0507 service upon completion. Tui THE CHIOO CLUB LCnwcj NeeOED HELP? ) —BUT I-AH-JUST tion, asking, $1,460. 649-7018. holes. Zippers repaired. Win 139 "Woodland S t portation provided within 10 -VERY /much like YOU/ they SEEMED HEALTHY, imSPm )»HAnfR* dow shades made to measure, tion can be financed and paid YOU OUT— AND I FELT 1 KNOW THAT VOU DO' HAUllNa MB UP THAT aWFl 'WVPfQMM miles, 649-3618. WANTED SHOULD TRY TO HELP VU J' OFPtddIHd 1961 OHEJVROLB3T Bel Air, 6 ______- " all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys_ after completion of training. iTHeW-HlMi. cylinder, standard, good condl- CHEVROLET station wa- made while jrou wait. Tape r ^ Moving—Trucking- For details phone 249-7771 or LNHATISm tlon, plus 30 day warranty, gon, 6 passenger, 6 cylinder, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 S to ra g e 20 Holyoke, Mass. JE 6-6776. SERVICE STATION AnENDANT 5900. 643-6848. Main., 649-6231. standard transmission, excel MANCHBISTER DeUvery. Light Central Service Aide 5 Vi day week, no Sunday work. Group Insurance and 1968 CHEVROLH3T Blscayne, 4- lent condition, $1000. Call 643- trucking and package delivery. Schools and Clasws 33 0929 after 6. ' WATKINS T*RODU(3TS—Per- many other benefits. door, blue; automatic trans^ ______sonal shopping service In your Refrigeratory, washers and mission, good condition, one stove moving specialty. Folding NATIONAL, member of various High school graduate, ma home, or mine. Over 200 Items trucking associations, is seek OTOer, reastwiaWe price. 643- 1904 VOLKSWAGEN 2 door. 876- now as near as your tele chairs for rent. 640-0752. ture, willing to learn, and 0625. ing 70 men to be trained for able to assume responsi BOLAND MOTORS 9196. phone. Eleanor Buck, 643- imnêdiate job openings with 5768. 135-137 Spruce S t Painting—Papering 21 bility. For day shift. Call 369 Center Street at West Center St. I960 FALCJON, '2-door, deluxe, 1965 TEMPEST hardtop, auto major trucking companies for Manchester Memorial Hos all new tires, brakes, motor matic 8, steering, excellent AMERICA’S largest selling EXTERIOR and Interior paint local and over the road work, pital. 643-1141, Ext. 273, completely retuned, new seat condition, $196. down, low cleaner • Electrolux, matehlesa Ing. Wallpaper books, paper- paying in excess of $158. to $286 Mrs. Miller. An equal op covers, no rust. Must be seen to monthly payments. Call Mr. quality, enduring excellence, hanging. Ollings. Floors. Ful a week "with overtime. To portunity employer. qualify you must complete 8 MR. ABERNATHY be appreciated, very reason Vallee, 280-6483 after 6:30. , superior service. See, breathe, ly Insured. Workmanship guar BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY OAVY JONES able $860. Can be seen at 2 touch no dirt. Call Mr. Ed, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. week driver training program. BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS . Victoria Rd., Ooventii’. 1966 QLDSMOBILE, 442 model, 236-4251. If no answer, 643-0048. If accepted, training expenses ' VtXj'RE INSULTING MY a asking $2,700. or best offer. - -- ■ ' ...... — ■ _____— can be arranged on a 24 month DENTAL Assistant — to start in "Herald" Reporter SMILE A T t h e INTELLIGENCE— I HAPF>EN / I GOTTA IMAGINE/ TH' NAME Call after 6 pjn., 643-1288. Building—Ctontracting 14 ÂDfriNO, exterior and in Train and Pay Later Plan, For ______te rin r nni January, tviU train. Write Box BIRDIE, MR. TO BE A MATURE ADMIT IT. Cr R J. FRESSER, A PORE, terior. paperhanging, wallpa Interview, send name, age, ad U HeraJd. ABERNATHY ADULT MAN I I'M A ^,iiORANT BARM BOY IS PUBUC RE3POSSBSSION; Take over CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, per removed, dry wall work. dress, phone number and Wanted i QUARTER a b o u t t o g o INTO THE floors, hatchways, remodeling Reasonable rates. BUUy in houhs at home. Write box Q, TON OF payments, no cash needed with r a g e s o f HIST'RY. J NOTICE average credit. 1962 Chevnjlet porches, garages, closets, ceil sured. Free estimates. 640-9668, Herald. GOOSE ings, attics finish^ roe rooms yon are interested in this t]?pe of work BUMPS/ . At a meeting of the Town of convertible, 1968 Chevrolet Im Joseph P. Lewis. WANTED U Coventry Planning and Ztonlng formica. No job too small. D & pala, 1964 F\>rd Falcon. Call PAINUNG BY Dick Fontams, Help Wanted— Female 35 and think you are qualified, write to this y Commission on Nov. 22, li965, 289-8254 for Graham O Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Clean, Late Model ie application of Mr. Russell Interior and exterior. Paper newspaper stating qualifications. Good work Holmes. DION CONSTRUCTION (X). - WAITRESS, .experience neoes- ilman- for subdivision on hanging and will paper remov sary, 3-8:30 p.m., closed Sun ing conditions, many benefitf4, including vaca Complete building service. New al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. USED CARS gBrew/atep St. was rejected. 19M CHEVROLET, 4-door, V-8 construction, alterations or ad day. Apply in person, Center tions, holidays, hoepitaU$aiti(Hi, pension plan. Dated a t • Coventry, Conn., automatic transmission, low Quality woriemanship. Call Reftaunmt, 499 Main St. Top Prices Paid OONSS4- ditions. Roofing, siding, paint sveuings, 637-0071. pmsBwwy Bda 24tfa day qf November mileage, excellent condition, For All Makes ing, etc. 648-4862, 648-0898. WAITRElSSEiS wanted. Apply 5068. $1,795. 643-6626. PAINTINO AND paper hanging, Addren Replies to BOX P I Planning and Zoning CABINET WORK, formica coun Acadia Restaurant, 103 T olu^ CARTER CHEVROLET good work, reasonable rate, 36 Tpke., Manchester. im fn ifu t Commission 1967 CHEIVROLBT — 2-dooc, V- ters, rec rooms, remodeling. years in Manchester. Tour CO .. INC. T Coventry, Ckmn. 8 automatic, excellent condi Quality work. Reasonable pric iianrl^ratpr lEDpnfn^ ifpraUii neighborhood is my recommtn- CLEiRK —- typist, full time, paid 1229 Main S t M/ Donald C. Smith tion, $290. Call 876-4837 or 648- es. Free estimates. CaD 849- datiem. Raymond Flaks, 649- holidays and vacation. Apply 18 BISSELL STREET f!helmian 1078. 9287. LaFtdnto Industries, RockvUls. Phone 649-5238

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Articles For Sale 45 fioQKhold Goedo 51 Rooms Withoat Board 81 Apartmenta~-FIat»^ Apartment BnfkDnKS Suburban For Rent 66 BmaMfor Sal* Houses For Sale Tenements 63 Houses For Sale 8A / ^ A iro Service on Arlene, BVERTTfflNO Ih eterUlred re* ATTRACTIVE room. Centrally Tenements i 68 ANDOVER — Shoddy M il Rd., -T) Houses For Sale HahnHaim ÛBcU pee,dm . Jacobaim lourn lawn __ _ __ a a.______a i__ «______i___ i______roNCXiRD. RD. — Beautiful CIRCA — iTna ----- :::------^ ,, ______Only Flipped Butt condlUon J used furniture and located, for business woman, FIVE ROOMS, first floor, stove, VERNON 8 room fundshed pracUoally new a% room ; Ranch, la ê Uvtog room, for- business zo” s Rno WEOT^sroB}—2 ^family Rat, 3 SEVEN ROOM Split level on EAST HARTFORD — Attrac CLASSIFIED mowera. Also Homellte chain a], qiance:, high quality — low ME A Says Salary Pn kitchen privileges if desired, refrigerator, baseboard heat, apartment, all uUltUes, $20. Ranch, wooded lot Leonard ’ cabinet feet seiiih»'"i^>j ' furnace#; 2 car garage, treed 150x458 lot, quiet conve tive 5 room Railbh, breese- Smoke coming out of a aawB and Intamatlona’. Cub Ca> prices. LeBlanc Furniture, :95 dot Tractora. Rental equipment call 648-0981 after 6 p.m. spacious yard, immediate occu weekly, no pets. Call anytime, Agency, Realtore, 066-06SS. iovelv 8 *tory;e, plus neiy kitchen, good investment nient residential area, 8 bed Way, 2-car garage, cellar, sew sidewalk electrical cable and aharpenlnf aervlce on all South Street, Rockville. 870- pancy, 6110. Phoiie 069-8871. 875-70U. tion ^todsqaped yard. Agency, Bel Air Real BsUte, 648-9332. rooms, heated family room, Long Range Teacher Goal FIVE ROOM single bouse avail ers, large trees, bus, $18,600. junction box In front of 757 makea. L A M Equipment 2176. Open 9-8. jiarion B, Robertson, Realtor, fireplaced living room, garage, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ADVERTISING able ImmediaMy. Oall AHred Main S t at 12:30 p.m. to School Supt. William Ouitia areas coincided wtth curraot Ooip., Route 88, Vernon, 875- Apartmentfr—Fiat»^ t h r e e ROOM furnished 643-5958. oil hot water heat, 1(4 bathe, 648-0S24. day, proved to be nothing 7609. Manchester Bxohanra -• SEWINO MACHINES — Why BTVE ROOMS, second floor, call apartment, one block from Heckler, 742-6619 between 8;S0-. last night threw his own re .school policies. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS settle for an unknown brand Tenements 63 $2S,60Q and worth It. Wolverton more than a lit cigarette. Enterprla 1060. 643-0062. Main S t, suitable for working 6:80 p.m. BOLTON — $10,900 Will buy thli sources into a stalemated teach Âmon^J^jieûints insistaA 8 A.M. to 5 PML of doubtful quality from some Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. A call, placed by a passer liOOKINa for anything In real couple, 6100. monthly. Call af room fA,. f .w .’ ...... — bus, shopping. Hutchins older home with new heating upon by the taachen were an one you don’t know when you FOUR ROOM apartmrat, con COVENTRY LAKE — Small OWNER MUST SELL by, brought a fire truck, er negotiation situation which estate rentals — apartments, ter 6 p.m.,~ 649-8860. Sv L.m ; “9-“^ system and new well and five uninterrupted duty-free luncb 50 GALXON INK drums suit can buy a brand new Singer venient location, parking, furnished cottage, furnace, lamiiy room, two fireplaces, _____—______. from the Central Firehouse developed when the school board COPY aDSING TIME FOR CLARIFIED ADVT. homes, multiple dwellings, call acres of good land (part period dally of at least the able for rubbish. Call 643-2711. for only 659.50 with as little as working couple, adults only, fireplace, ideal for couple. 762- two full baths, two car garage, 0-C TWO FAMILY, 2 garages, and a repair truck from the refused to seriously entertain as J. D. Realty, 643-6129. WILL ACCEPT HOLIDAY SPECIALS cleared). An additional nine same length as the ^Menta, a MOMDAI Xtoa nUDAS 10:10 AuM.—AATUBDAV t AAl 68.00 down and easy monthly call after 5 p.m. 640-4319. 8287. ^ tlo, beautifully landscaped Kcod income, center location, Hartford Electric Light Co. a negotiable Item what the Man FOR "a Job well done feeling” Business ideations acres adjoining this property ie precise statement of after terms. Singer Sewing Center, r e a s o n a b l e o f f e r lot with trees,, wall to waU car- J-D. Realty C!ompany, 643-5129. Neither of the crews had chester Educfktiori Association clean carpets with Blue Lus CENTRALLY located 6 room BOL’TON CENTER apartments, available If you want more school conferences, the use o t YOUR OOOPBRATION WIIX m A ■ 1 832 Main St., 643-888,3. 149 OAKLAND ST. 2 rooms For Rent 64 peting and drapes Included in ------— ------^—- any work to do and both left called Its "salary goals.” ’Iheee tre. Rent electric shampooer. duplex, available December 15, 8 rooms with hot water, heat, price of $24,600. Phllbrick ROOM RANCH, full tiled Hublard Dr., Vernon—New land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, teacher aides in non-profes ■■ AFPBS01ATKD U IA L 04i-A /11 and bath, 665. 648-2626, 0-6. after a few minutes. goals, if implemented in toto, 61. Paul’s Paint and WaUpaper FRIGIDAIRE 40” elecUrc stove, - adults, electric stove, garage ONE ROOM (inside) air-condi stove, refrigerator. In beauti Six room, newly redecorat Agency 649-8464. bath, birch cabinets, on bus 3 bedroom ranch featuring 643-1577. sional tasks and comfortable ed young Ranch, 3 bed woffld cost the town over $1,300,- Supply. deep well, 3 stbrsige draws, 635. 4H ROOMS, heat, hot water, included. Call 649-0940. tioned office, 100 per cent Main ful setting. CaU 648-6812 even . line, $14,900. Char-Bon Realty, charm, location and con facilities for the teachers. rooms, tile bath, dining venience. Quality construc BOLTON — $13,500. 8-bedroom 000 in extra appropriatitms. CaU 649-1038. stove, refrigerator, parking. Street location. Inquire Mai^ ings. -v Large famUy sized 643-0683. Some items in the cost esti CoBtfaiMd From Froeoding Pogo FREE WHEELS — Buy snow Completely redecorated, 6i 2o. FOUR ROOM flat, 2 in knotty rooiri. living room with Kitchen, large living room with tion, Priced to sell at $20,- Ranch with big family room Curtis’ promise to devise one low’s Department Store. mate of the MBA contract tires, get new wheels free. No 1 SALEM maple double bed, 15 Forest St.^ off Main St. 640- pine, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, liv ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, clean. fireplace, refinlshed kitch fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec DUTCH COLONIAL — consist 500. off kitchen, corner lot, nice or more realistic salary scales proposal were: Health insur Hdp Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanteo— Mai# 36 down payment, 6 months to with spring and mattress, one 0000, 643-0000. ing room, ventlan blinds, kit Including heat, stove, refriger en cabinets, garage, close room, house in immaculate ing of 7 rooms, and 1(4 baths. residential area. Will qualify that the board “ could talk to” pay. Cole’s Discount Station, LARGE corner store for rent, to churches, schools, shop A million words cannot des for VA minimum financing. T. alleviated a tug of war between ance, $59,400; salaries for aides DRIVER — OU delivery, paut- PART-’TIME kitchen help, eve double dresser, excellent con WE HAVE customers waiting chen cabinets, stove, near ator. 876-1601. condition, completely remod 643-6332. reasonable. 663-7728. ping and many extras. Ap cribe this typical New England Oak Street — Here’s a J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. and secretaries to relieve teach tUhe, Saturdays. A i^ y Coop nings, must have driver’s ll dition. Al.so other small Items, for the, rental of your apart school, west side. Can be seen eled inside and out, $13,900. ^ P e o p l e ! [L the two Bides over just what a ANDOVER LAKE — 4 room praised at $16,200. Win ac designed home, carefully cus- dandy 2 family home In a teachers’ representative group ers of non-teaching duties, $31,- erative Oil Company, 316 lamps, etc. 649-0407 after 4:30. ment or home. J. D. Realty, anytime after 6:30, call 649- DESIRABLE etore or office Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. cense. Apply in person Charter CLEAN RUGS, like new, so easy _ furnished cottage, all conveni tomed crafted with the grace fine downtown location. 500; administrative salary Broad 8t. Oak Restaurant...... — - ~ 3151. space, ground floor, clean, at cept reasonable offer. Easy BOLTON should offer a board of educa to do with Blue Lustre. Rent MOVING — must sell, Ham 643-5129. Ma n c h e s t e r — large mod Excellent income producer. schedule, $144,690; and. leaves tractive and reasonable. Apply ences, available to June 1, $30 financing. and beauty of Colonial days of tion when they sat down to talk electric shampooer, $1. Olcott mond cord organ like new, cost em Ranch, central location, 2 Only $18,300. of absence improvements, $15,- DEAN MACHINE Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 weekly includes beat cmd util old. Central chimney with 2 Large 7-room Colonial, 2 about salaries. Variety Store. FIVE ROOM apartment, 6%, fireplaces, basement garage, . 61,100 — $350, refrigerator, $30, FOUR ROOM tenement, 132 Bip- a.m. - 8 p.m. ities, 742-7607. fireplaces, wood shingled gam fireplaces, large family Most of the school board mem 000 PRODUCTS automatic washer, $35. 742- garage available, 643-1385. Call Bob Gerstung, 643- only $17,9(X) for quick sale. ^Bel ^ In ” T h e | ^ Assistant Production RICH STONE Free loam, $14 seU St., 670. 643-2426, 9-5. brel roof and small pane wind Coburn Road — Take ad room, built-lns, 2-car ga bers seemed suprlsed last night The school board is expected 8090. PROFESSIONAL offices, pres 7033 or 875-4433 anytime. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. ows. Screened porch overlooks rage, porch, hot water oil BAB OPENINGS FOR five yards. Sand, gravel, stone SMALL 4 room apartment, sec vantage of this fine offer when the MEA negotiating team to meet with the MEA nego FIRST FLOOR, 7 rooms, fire ent tenants Include law office, Houses F(R’ Sale 72 beautiful landscaped yard, lo heat, approximately one Control Manager fill, and manure. 643-9504. SOLID Mahogony — Duncan ond floor, newly decorated. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — 3-bed now. Owner transferred. started its discussion of salaries tiating team on Dec. 6 at Ben- place, garage, immaculate, real estate, insurance and post cated in one of Manchester’s Stately 6 room Colonial acre lot with ample trees. net Junior High School for the PRODUCTION MILLING Phyfe droD leaf table, 38x24 Suitable for yoimg couple, $76. MANCHESTER — 1,600 square ■i' MANCHESTER — 6-6 duplex, room Colonial with 1(4 baths, with the admonition that their SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! tender loving tenants. $140. J. office. 119 Oakland St., 649- best neighborhoods, priced in with 1(4 baths, 2 car ga Immediate occupancy. fifth in the current series of OPERATOR top, excellent condition. 643- Call Charcoal Broiler, 649-8065. feet of living area, 1963 Ranch nice condition, 2 oil furnaces, 2-car garage, heavily wooded proposals should be actually loca l Industrial company ’That’s Blue Lustre for clean D. Realty Co., 643-5129. 2779. the mid 30's. Phllbrick Agency, rage. A sensible price tag Charles Lesperance, 649- N e w s* contract discussions. These dls- 6458 or 742-7013. with 2 - car garage, built-in modem bathrooms, excellent lot, only $25,900. T. J. Crockett, considered more as almost phil has brand new position ing rugs and upholstery. Rent THREE ROOM apartment, Or- 649-8464. of $21,900. 7620. cus.sions arc now expected to TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT GOOD BUILDING for rent, kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, 8 . location. Also unusual 3-bed- ___Realtor, 643-1577. osophical goals tlian as specific just opening for Assistant electric shampooer, $1. The ford Village immediate occu extend into January. FOUR ROOM tenement. Bis- 150x34’, suitable for storage. bedrooms, family room with ■ STEPHEN ST. — Owner trans or immediate contract requests. (Knowledge of Shop Tools Production Control Mana Sherwin Williams Company. pancy. Please call, 649-2426. room lUnch with rec room, MANCHESTER-Modem, Im- 1 SEVEN PIECE walnut dining seU St., $70. CaU 643-5258, 9-5. Call after 6 p.m., 649-0771. fireplace, utility room, alumi ferred and is offering this 6 To see these and many SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 room The MEA also presented figures Required) ger. Recent high school or room set. Call 649-1423. over b^f acre land, 3 garages, maculate 5(4 room Ranch SPRIJJG ’TYPE hobby horse for num siding, storms and' room Colonial for sale. 3 bed other fine listings call modern Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Carl Sandburg that reve.aled that these goals college graduate with some ROOM APAR’TMENT, first For full information call Ells- „ear school b u r s h o ^ n e family room, full basement, POUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, SMALL Store for rent at 73 screens, oil hot water heat,' rooms, large living room with either of our two offices would cost $1,310,630 for the BURR AND FILING exi>erience in production 2-3 year old. $3. 3 year old doll PORTABLE (table top) electric electricity, range, redecorated, floor, living room, dining room, w ^ Mitten Agency, Realtors, lovely big lot, full basement.’ FLAT ROCK, N.C. (AP) — Sukarnp Firms excellent condition, $3. 649- Birch St., reasonable rent. Call country sized lot , Wolverton’ side porch, dining room, kitch today. rec room, $17,900. Bel Air saJarles aJone^ and $1,700,470 OPERATOR refrigerator suitable for apart kitchen, refrigerator, range ______Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. planning, scheduling, etc. 1488. centrally located, $115. Avail 643-6356. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. en, 1(4 baths, basement ga Real Estate. 643-9332. Poet Carl Sandburg has become overall. necessary. We will train ment or rec room, like new. able immediately. CaU after 5, and hood, disposal Venetian E con o^^ Rules Call 649-3676. blinds, 1V4 baths, 2 bedrooms, WEST SIDE - near bus.' 6-6 rage, fine residential location. COLUMBIA LAKE. $12,000, 4 the first white man to receive The ipipa.sse was recognized APPLY IN PERSON you In this new position as ROLLEIFLEX 2-8E camera, 649-7287. MANfJHESTER — Six room large closets. Just like owning Ranch by Ansaldi. Six big duplex, double garage, modem realistically priced at $21,500. JARVIS REALTY CO. room Ranch, fireplace, panel- silver plaque life member- as soon as the MEA made it (Continued from Page One) long as you’ve had some Xenotar lens, case, daylight fil Dutch Colonial, plus porches KELVINATOR Refrigerator, your own home, front and rear Houses For Rent 65 rooms, 1(4 baths, porch, ga kitchens and baths, 200’ deep *-rockett, Realtor, 643- ing, cellar, new furnace. in ihe National Association clear that it had nothing more 165 Adams St. experience. Air-conditioned ter, case, lens hood with case, THREE ROOM apartment, liv and garage, excellent condition nist groups. Sukarno said it Kelvihator dryer, wing chair, entrances, no pets, reasonable rage, built-ins, vacant. Wooded lot. Sensibly priced. Hayes 643-1121 649-1200 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- the Advancement of Colored definite to offer than these im Manchester office, wonderful fringe Rolleikin adapter, with case, ing room, kitchen, bedroom BEAUTIFUL 6 room single, and location, full price $18,700. was not necessary that the PKI 2 green velvet fireside chairs, and bath, electric range, re rent, on bus line. Call after 6 lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Agency, 646-0131. 6324. People. ages of what it thought repre benefits, pleasant working $160. 643-8412. 5 piece bedroom set, 6 bar completely furnished, adults CaU Mitten Realty, 643-6930. 1677. SPACIOUS Custom built all 8 7 5 -0 6 2 5 sented reasonable teacher sal —tile initials of the Indonesian Ex p e r i e n c e d tool and gage frigerator, heat and hot water, p.m. 649-3566. Sandburg received the award conditions. Salary commen stools, Hollywood bed with preferred, $115. per month. Call MANCHESTER West Side, brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic ■VERNON — Custom built 6 . „ _ , . ^ ary levels when compared to Communist party — represent makers, and Bridgeport oper no pets, available December 1. LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 the Communists on “ Nasakom,” surate with experience. headboard, 9x12 braided rug, LOVELY iMt room Town House Mitten Realty, 643-6930. Lovely 6 room Cape, half block baths, dining...... „ ------room,, ------double------room „L _ Ranch____ on 125x200 ^ _ poiden,_____ . Charlotte salary scales of other profes ators. Apply at E and S Gage Please send resume to Box Diamonds— ^ atches— Call McKinney Brothers, Inc., rooms, modem kitchen with all The military has been op Company, MitcheU Dr. patch work rocker, maple set 643-2139. apartment, corner Oak and LARGE COLONIAL to bus, school, and shopping, brick garage, plenty of stor- MANCHESTER rnlnnini a treed lot, bullt-lns, dlshwash- °^ columnist, who de- sions, and then placed in the c V, Herald, stating present Jewelry 48 SEVEN ROOM house, 4 bed built-ins, dining room, two fire posed to the Communists in any tee. Call after 6, 649-3896. Cbttage, heat and hot water, PlentyPlentv of trppotrees pnHand shrubs, as-e.age, aorpacre, .Tar^pn,gardens, fr»p<.^trees. ~ ® er. fireplace. 1(4 baths, car- hands of board members the salary range. rooms, fireplace, hot water places, 2(4 baths, family room, room, natural cabinet kitchen, ins, executive director of the form. Last week, the defense OPENING In route sales. CSiem- WATCH AND JEWELRY re MANCHESTER — 295 Bidwell completely sound proofed. Pri large 50x234 lot. Call 568-0582. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. stove refrigerator, fireplace, port, convenient location, ex- task of forming what could be TWO WAY desk lamps, $2; one heat, all good sized rooms, Seven rooms, 2(4 baths, two car garage wooded lot, _____ minister and chief of stziff o t ical and drug line. Excellent pairing. Prompt service. Up to St. Brand new, spacidus 3 room vate cellar, refrigerator, range, wall to wall carpet, drapes, cellent neighborhood. Hanley Sandburg is recovering the actual and more reallsitc Irorir $2; one iron, $1; T. V. large secluded lot, on bus line. 2 fireplaces, large family $29,500. PWlbrick Agency 649- SPACIOUS Split, 8 twin size 88 ESSEX St. — $13,000. takes Agency 643-0030 dislocated hip suffered the armed forces, Gen. Abdul ■taaiilng Income and opportun 620 on your old watch in apartments, ideal Country set disposal and dryer, $140 month 1(4 baths, aluminum storms, 2 salary schedule in the light of ChaJr, $5; occasional chair, $4; Call Warren E. Howland, room, 2-car garage, bullt- 8484. bedrooms, rec room, 1(4 baths, this 6 room house, oil hot wa ------!______!______in a fall. Haris Nasution, said in effect ity for advancement. ’Those se CLERK — general office duties, trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. ting, yet near all facilities. ly. 843-2786 or 643-2370. car garage, immaculate, im the town’s limited financial re Realtor, 643-1108. ins, city utilities, excellent ter heat, garage, laundry room. COLUMBIA — 16 acres of land The award cites Sandburg as that the military are not anti Bray, 737 Main Street, State night table. $12, set pink glass- Small Colonial styled building PDR-TER ' s t r e e t sources. lected must indicate sales and including typing, full Ume, 3- FIVE R(X>M duplex. Centrally location, quick occupancy. PORTER STREET area — 6 ping, only, $19,200. Hutchins mediate occupancy, $21,900. almost level, about 1000 foot “ a majoV prophet of civil rights communist but antl-PKL Tneater Building. dishes, $1.50. 643-8278. offers charm and privacy. Only Joseph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. management ability. Potential 11 p.m. liberal benefits. Apply located. Available January 1, COMPLETELY furnished traU- Charles Lesperance, 649- room Dutch Colonial, Screen Agency, 649-5324. Hanley Agency, 643-0030. frontage on Rt. 6. One 7 room of our time.” The salary schedule original Political quarters aay that to $10,000 first year. For • ap Lombard Brothers, Inc. Bum- $12S monthly, heat, hot water, $95 monthly, heat included, call er, Coventry Lake, $100. month 7620. ed porch, garage, lovely shad- ___ house, very good condition, one ly proposed by the MEA would time is on Sukarno's side. Su pointment oaQ AD 3-9627 or 644- ham St., So. Windsor. stove and refrigerator includ ed lot, only, $18,900. Hayes FOUR FAMILY on Wells St., 4 BANK APPRAISED 6 room elevate starting teacher sala Florists— Nurseries 49 Musical Instruments 53 643-5414. ly. 742-8476. Cape in desirable Bowers four room house, almost new. Wernher von Braun karno apparently feels that 0202. ed, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Agency, 646-0131. rooms each completely reiio- ries to $6,000. $6,550 and $7,950, XMAS SPECIALS School area, fireplace, full Bam and sheds. For appoint with time he may regain the CHRISTMAS TREES! Tag now! SET OF DRUMS, complete, OCCUPANCY December 1, 5 FIVE ROOM house, heat and SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 „ vated, 3:car garage, no central depending upon whether the TO SUBLET — 4 room new basement, city utilities, nicely ment call Burton Starkey Real- ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) — full powers that he partly lost Cut later. Bring the family to used approximately five room apartment, $70. 152 Char utilities furnished. Route 44A, bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. C A P ^ rooms, off Porter heat, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, teacher had a bachelor's, a DRIVERS apartment, $135 includes every landscaped lot with shade tor, Columbia, 228-9243. An interview with space scien- to the military after the at the Stanley Tree Farm, Long months. 2 Victoria Rd., Coven ter Oak St. Apply between 6-8 St., fireplace, breezway and 643-1677. $13,900 Manchester—Just list Jobs with thing. J. D. Realty 643-5129. Coventry. Please call, 742- Manon E. Robertson, Realtor. . trees master’s or a doctor’s degree, tempted coup. Hill Rd., Andover. Open 9 a.m.- try, $75. p.m. or can Glastonbury 633- 6924. 643-5953. garage, assume FHA mort ed — 5 room Bungalow Call owner after 6:30 i^ N O N - E xcell^ ^ iriii^ ^ ';: Wernher von Braun has 70 Tractor ’Trailer drivers p.m. 649-8696. and would establish maximum Indonesia's defense minister, 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sun IMMEDIATE Occupancy — 6 5613. gage. Gall Betty Goldsnlder, MANC3HESTER 6 room Cape in nice residential hood, 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 full kept off television In Ant- needed for Immediate hire 40th ANNIVERSARY sale. 40 levels of $11,400, $12,000 and Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution, Advancement day or by appointment call 742- room single, oil heat, 2 car ga 649-4966, or J.D, Realty Com excellent condition, aluminum neighborhood just off baths, garage, enclosed porch, Belgium, because of pro- after training for New per cent on band instruments. ONE BLCXJK from Main St., es $14,000 for the same categories. says documents found at the 6438. Large selection of White rage, stove, refrigerator, $125 pany, 643-5129. storms, carport, 100x200 lot, East Center St, Oh yes! rec room, only $18,500. Hayes over his part In the devel- England states. N.Y., N.J., Parents, if you are now rent tablished neighborhood, 7(4 The current schedules are from Communist party’s Central Spruce, Norways, and Douglas Furnished Apartments 63-A nice location, $17,900. Hanley Finished rec room as a Agency 646-0131 opment of German missiles in Potential Pa., auid Ohio. ing a band instrument for your monthly. Phone 643-2722, 9 LAKEWOOD Circle — Five bed rooms, 1(4 baths, 2 car garage, $900 to $5,000 less. Committee show that the party Fir. From $2.50 up, also pine a.m.-5 p.m. Agency, 643-0030. bonus. Call Mr. Sisco ______;______World War U. child this is your opportunity FOUR ROOMS, Newly decor “ Since 1907 By Reid room Colonial with 1(4 baths, top condition, $16,900. Hayes This burden of devising for not only masterminded but "a c branches and cones for decora It’s Been for details. VERNON-Opportunity knocks. Socialist Q ty Councilman ated, hot water, free parking, Of Course" MANCHESTER — Spacious 8 Agency, 646-0131. the MEA the basis o f that tually planned and executed” No Experience Necessary tion. to get him that instrument at AUCTION new kitchen, loaded with ex De.sirable location, 6 room ol- Roger de Keyzer told the Mu- 40 per cent off during our an on bus line. Call 649-7281. tras. Quality throughout. Im room English Colonial, 4-bed- group’s negotiations with it- the abortive coup. THREE ROOM, third floor, heat FOR ’IHE CONNECTICUT BANK & ’TOUST CO., Extr. $14,800 Manchester — 6 room SEVEN ROOM (Colonial, field- uniinum sided Colonial, with nlcipal Council the interview niversary sale. Ward Mu.sic m olate occupancy. Sensibly rooms, 1(4 baths, den, rec pelf . was unequivocally declined Tlie Communists had original PR A TT &. See Our AD Under and stove. Call 643-0082. ONE ROOM and three room Cape Cod on nice land stone fireplace, 18x30 living acres, 2 extra building lots, scheduled for showing tonight Garden— Farm— Dairy Co., 540 Hartford, Rd. Always priced at $31,600. T.J. Crockett, room, garage. Hayes Agency. by the board which declared It ly planned to exploit any “ Im MALE INSTRUCTIONS furnished apartments, all utili Complete Home Furnishings — Antiques scaped lot, minutes to room, 4 or 5 bedrooms, J.D. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. had been postponed. Products 50 open evenings. 4'A ROOMS, in new 2 family Realtor, 643-1577. 646-0131. self amenable to arguing about perialist initiated war” but later ties, adults, parking. 272 Main bus, school and shop Realty Company, 643-5129. WHITNEY house, attractive, separate oil More than 6,000 i>ersons were immediate and realistic pro- “ it appeared that they had ad HAND picked, Macs, Starks, St. 25 Fine Oriental Rugs in Various $iies SIX ROOM Ranch on shaded HENRY ST. 7 room home. ping. At this value killed by the German VI and V2 burner, parking. 247-3636, 643- NEW 6 ROOM Ranch — fire po.sals but not extravagant fu vanced the hour of betrayal,” BUS OPERA’TOR — Experi and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart Antiques 56 100x400 lot, big family sized kitchen beautifully remodeled packed price it just 6030, 649-7277. placed living room, formal din Prisoners Say rockets in the final months of ture goals. Nasution said Monday. AIRCRAFT ence preferred. Clean driring basket, in own container. Bot- Estate of Gladys C. Keeney kitchen with super abundance with all built-ins, dining room, can’t last. Call Mr. the war, De Keyzer said. He SMALL Pine comer cupboard, ing room, 2 full baths, large Beldon Schaffer, after regis Speaking at a meeting of top record. Apply Silver Lane Bus ti's Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill THREE ROOM apartment, of cabinets, formal dining large living room, with beamed Gordon for details. wooden doors, carved decora Removed from late home, 32 Talcott Ave., Rockville lot, in very desirable neighbor Cong Treated said he relented any publicity tering his surprise over the Socialist party officials, the gen •. . for both experienced Company, 49 Bo-ainard Place. Rd. heat, hot water, stove, refrig room, fireplaced 15x18 living ceiling and fireplace, 3 bed- tion, $275; pine 5 drawer store hood. Phllbrick Agency, 649- given to Von Braun. MEA’s presentation, stated eral said the Ctommunists had «n d inexperienced people. erator and disposal, 576 Hil room, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car rooms and den or 4th bedroom. $15,500 South Windsor - Just MACS, Delicious, Cortlands and keeper desk, $165; pine one 8464. Them Humanely that “ This is no time to be decided to move “ because ac liard St., 643-5659, after 4:30. SALE AT LANTERN VILLAGE BARN garage, oil hot water heat, cus VA baths, front and rear porch, listed' Transferred James G. Patton There are hundreds of Northern Spy. Al:o winter drawer stand. $38. Call R. Du Front End 2 car garage. $23,500. Phllbrick ‘ t e a. 1 ransferred talking about goals, with only cording to their evaluation the LOOKING FOR tom built 1956. Wolverton Agen owner has left behind MANC3IESTER — brand new (Continued from page One) good jobs and valuable squash and fresh cabbage. 172 rand, 644-2044 after 6 p.m. AVAILABLE December 15 to Agency, 649-8464. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) a couple of weeks for negotia health of President Sukarno was Tolland Turnpike Manchester, Conn. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. this 5(4 room Ranch custom built 7 room Raised training programs avail South Main St. April 15, furnished or unfur the light about the war in Viet James G. Patton will retire next tions left. These goals might be serious.” JOB SECURITY? Special (From town, take Oakland St., turn left over Hockannm with country size kitch Ranch, located ih Rockledge, able to you now that offer Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 nished, 6 miles from Manches MANCHESTER — Like new GREEN MANOR Ranch,blanch 6 Nam.” year as pre.sldent of the Nation- helpful in talking about sala Their coup failed because of Reg.J. $12.50 River bridge onto Tolland Turnpike) en. Toast your toes St. Bartholmew parish, Beau excellent wages, liberal life, ter, worth $300 will rent for condition, 6 room Raised rooms, fireplace, wall to wall Both soldiers said they ex- al Farmers Union. He made a ries but as contract items they “ the inflexibility of relation- Lumber truck driver, ex Household Goods 51 (1) AI.IGN FRONT END next to its paneled fire tifully landscaped lot with medical and hospitalization FUR COAT — Worn only 2 $125 per month to right couple, Ranch with heated and fire carpeting, disposal, garage. pected "harassment” when they surprise announcement Monday are useless.” .o’llps between their leaders^tmd cellent working conditions, (2) BALANCE FRONT place. Call Mr. Gordon view, dreamy kitchen has built insurance, a fine retire CLEAN. USED refrigerators, months, original cost, $600. adults only, utilities, heat, hot THURS., DEC. 2, 1965 at 10 A.M. SHARP placed family room, 3 gener Call Ellen Palmer, 649-3877 or Mrs. Katherine Bourn, board their followers,” he added. hospitalization, major med WHEELS— Reg. $4.00 for details. iris'and dTninV‘ar“ea7‘ha7drome Minnesota ment plan, and other valu ranges, automatic washers Will sell for $3(K). Cm be seen water, garage, 742-8090. (3) CHECK FRONT EXHIBITION MORNING OF SALE AFTER 8:30 J.D. Realty Company 643-5129. chairman, showed her puzzle “ Their calculations, formerly ical insurance, pension ous bedrooms. 15 x 19 living formal dining room with sUd- “ '^^lure said the Viet Cong Farmers Union convention that able employe benefits. And, with guarantees. See them at at House and Hale. Ask for WHEEI BEARINGS ment over the MEA attitude plan, p?iid vacation, good FIVE ROOM apartment, sec room with fireplace, dining ine door entrance to lare-e Indoctrinate Its he was stepping down in March considered matured, eventually as P&WA continues to ex B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Mr. Dine, manager. (4) CHECK BRAKE •k Set 5 Rush-seat Hitchcock Chairs; Inlaid Mahogany Bow- MANCHESTER Vicinity — 7 $17,500 Manchester — Large 6 prisoners. He said his captors after 25 years in office, explaining: "You should have opportunity for the right ond floor, completely remod room, kitchen with all built-ins, porch, 2(4 baths, spacious rec proved to be off even though in pand, there will be contin Main St. Call 643-2171. SYSTEM front Chest of Drawers; Cherry Sheraton 2-Drawer Stand: room Raised Ranch, custom room Ranch on huge gave him books to read and Patton, 63, said he would re identified your proposals as man. Apply Harry Van- eled and redecorated, new 2-car garage, 100x200 lot. Own room with bar, laundry room, central Java the political-mUi- ually more and better op Wanted—To Buy 58 Tavern Table: 2 Walnut Marble-top Bedroom Seta; Richly built 1963, features include 16x treed lot, minutes from paper for his letters. He said he ject any draft at the convention mere goals much earlier; no range, refrigerator and dispos All Four Only Carved Coromandel Arm Chair; Teakwood Stand; Camphor- er leaving state. Wolverton oversized 2 car garage, 3 zone tary situation could have bean portunities for ambitious Camp, 3:30-4:30 p.m. only. SEWING MACHINE — Singer 30 heated and fireplaced family Hartford. Built - in board could have accepted this. WE BUY and sell antique and al, 649-4817. wood Chest; Marble-top Sideboard; Miniature Mahogany Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. heating and numerous other didn’t do much work in the in Denver, Colo., next March. considered ripe.” people to advance. No phone calls. automatic zlg - zag, cabinet room, 3 bedrooms with excep kitchen for the modem What are we supposed to do used furniture, china, glass, sil Chest; Pine Blanket Chest; 1920 Edison Phonograph; Etc. features. Priced in mid 20’s. camp. Nasution said the "consolidar movlel, excellent condition, but tional closet space, 18x30 living housewife. Put your with these goals, haggle back ver, picture frames, old coins, BEAUTIFUL, modern 4-room FOUR - BEDROOM Cape with For appointment call Elsie Smith, 27, said he was told Leonid I. Brezhnev tion of the victory” over the re Our Current Requirements ton holes, embroiders, hems, ★ Large Teplitz Style Vase; Engraved Brass Piano Lamp; room, dining room, kitchen has car Inside for the win The W. G. GLENNEY CO. guns, pewter, scrap gold, apartment, electric range, re sunporch, oversized garage, Meyer Agency Realtor, 649- Nov. 21 that he was being freed. and forth over them? I don’t bels depends to a great degree Include Openings In . . . etc., was $309.50, unpaid bal Decorated Chinaware; Limoges; Cut and Etched Glassware; every conceivable built-in, 3 ter in its good sized ga MOSCOW (AP) — First Sec feel like haggling step-by-step watches, old jewelry, hobby frigerator, 12 miles from Man fenced in yard, recently redec 6524. “ I couldn’t believe my ears,” he on “ the political decision” by 336 N. Main St., Manchester ance $159.85, take over pay- English Blue Dinner Set; Water Colors; Beautifully Framed full bathrooms, 3 - zone heat, rage. Call Roger Walk retary Leonid I. Brozhnev of the MACHINING collections, paintings, attic con chester. $100. Adults. 643-7056. orated inside, close tg every said. over a large figure and then, Sukarno and on “ the presldent’a , ments of $8. monthly. City Sew Painting on Porcelain; Much Bric-a-brac; Etc. utility room, heated 2-car ga er for details. MANCHES-TER — $16,900, cen- "The Saigon government Is Commiml^ party re- coming down to a compromise. tents or whole estates. Furni thing. Leonard Agency, Real “ The Saigon government Is efforts to improve the econo ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. rage, 2(X)x288 treed lot. For ap trally located 7 room older not the government of the peo- Moscow Monday after INSPECTION ture Repair Service. 643-7449. SERVICE ON ALL Upholstered Furniture; Mahogany Governor Winthrop Desk; tors, 646-0469. I wouldn’t know where to my.” MEX3HANIC — full-time, for pointment call Wolverton Agen home, big lot, needs some re- pie,” said Smith. "I have seen days visiting in East Ger- start.” SAM ALBERT PROVES TO CONVENTIONAL MAKES Mahogany Sectional Bookcase; Round Oak Dining Table; $19,900 So. Windsor—Just list Sukarno so far has not yielded SHEET METAL maintenance of 10 pin bowling WANTED — old clocks, need NOTICE Oak China Cabinet; Mahogany Bedroom Furniture; Ma- cy, Realtors, 649-2813. decorating, excellent value, Bel South Vietnamese villagers who talks “ in an atmos- Robert Geagan, MEA co- YOU THERE IS A ed! 7 room split level to army demands that he ban machines. Apply in person Ver “SANTA CLAUS” not be in working order, pri hogM y Ladies Desk; G-E Refrigerator; Tables; Stands; Air Real Estate, 643-9332. were ready, to help the Viet P*'®*’® of cordiality, fraternity chairman, then interposed that Outstanding Detail on large treed lot, built- the Communist party. But local BENCH WORK non Bowling Lanes, Rt. 83 Ver JUST PAY MONTHLY! vate collector, replies confi OF SALE Chairs; Rockers; Many Chests and Trunks and Contents; in kitchen, 1(4 baths ------Cong." And full unity of views.” perhaps the board could step in MORIARTY Etc. commanders have declared the non. 1, 2, or 3 YEARS to PAY dential, give brief description. and garage are Just a MANCHESTER — 2,000 square ’The two Americans said they ô reasons for the trip was and offer figures for negotia TOOL & DIE MAKING TEMPORARY NOTES A Lacy Sheath party dissolved in West Java, $12.18 Write box T. Herald. Lunch by Victor’s Catering Service few features of this living area. 9 spacious chose to be repatriated through ffiven in the official announce- tion. “I thought you (the school 3 COMPLETE HOUSING AUTHORITY West Irian ahd'the Moluccas. fine home. Call Mr. I’ooms, living room with cathe- Cambodia rather than South '"®nl- board) might help us, give us CONSTRUCTION PART-TIME GUARD ROOMS OF BRAND NEW OF THE TOWN OF BROTHERS THIS IS A LARGE INTERESTING COLLECTION! Rooms Without Board 59 Gordon for details. dral ceiling, 6 bedrooms, 1(4 Viet Nam because "Cambodia , some idea of what you want TRADES FURNITURE MANCHESTER 301-315 CENTER ST. Immediate opening in Man baths, kitchen with built-lns, is at peace, contrary to South Natalie Wood ed.” All 1007r guaranteed, some in ’THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot Sealed proposals will be re TEL. 643-6135 ROBERT M. REID & SON, AUCTIONCERS ENGINE ASSEMBLY chester, for Thursday and original factory crate.s, with I beautitol rec room, complete Viet Nam.” HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ac- Mrs. Bourn replied; “I don’t Stocks in Brief tage Street, centrally located, ceived by the Housing Author $20,500 Vernon — 6 room con- Fridays, from 8 p.m.-11 original factory serial numbers 201 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-7770 feel that I have anything spe p.m., $1.40 per hour, call large. pleasantly furnished ity of the Town of Manchester temporary Raised °''®’ ^ conference tress Natalie Wood has returned WELDING BLOND BEDROOM p ra g e and nearly one acre of was Le Van Diep, identified as a a huge diamond engagement cific in mind about next year’s NEW Yo r k (A P)—a seuing Bridgeport 367-9381, collect. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 (hereinafter called the “Local Ranch on a rustic lot. LIVING ROOM SUITE tad. near bu.s», .hopping ,nd sped.1 .m l.ary olth. Viet rtni'[Zu , , B la ,S salaries. This , is not how a squall upset 'stock market pricea MATERIAL HANDLING for overnight and permanent Authority") at 24 Bluefield Family room has a 5-PIECE DINETTE SET hohoola. Phllbrld, c „ g . H. Md lb. .wo Amart-V.Û school board operates; you have and the list was sharply lower guest rrtes. Drive in the Town of Manches huge fireplace and a OIL BURNER service man, —AND ACCESSORIES '8464. cans; “ Your return ° th® UnR- 0,3,^ engagement. to tell us precisely what you early this afternoon. Training Courses HOTPOINT REF'R ter, Connecticut, until, and pub built-in bar. This home Two weeks to 92 weeks — must be courteous and sober. ROOM FO^ RENT, newly fur is built for the young want.” The Dow Jones Industriejl a«r- Top pay for experience. Call OLYMPIC TV licly opened at one o’clock HeJrh re r.f ! '’ h ” Miss.Wood Confirmed Monday erage ait noon was down 5.29 ait WITH PAY — in Machin WASHING MACHINE nished, private entrance, on at heart. Call Mr. Gor IN TOWN departure of American troops * i: i. . ... George Bradlau, MEA mem 876-0963. p.m. (E.S.T.) on December 14, from South Viet Nam.” 941.64. ing, Sheet Metal, Tool, Die DELUXE RANGE bus line, near shopping. 649- 1965, for the purchase of don for details. ber, explained that it was also and Gage Making and Pipe All Applianee.s Brand New 7702. Owner on move. See this 6 Reading a communique which 1 ° ■'difficult for us to decide on an Losses ranged from fractiom $1,135,000 Temporary Notes WINTER RETREADS room Cape in spic and span Take your choice of any of he said was from the Viet Cong exact salary proposal,” and to 1 or 2 points among moot Making Help Wanted— (3rd Series), being issued to $22,900 Manchester — 7 room these appliances in addition to ROOM with kitchen privllegss. condition, fireplace. large leadership, he said the decision break-up. He stated that the MEA had actu leading issues although some o t Male or Female aid in financing its low-rent Raised Ranch In new 37 bedroom, living room, dinette, central location. Mrs. Dorcey, lot, convenient all schools. to free the two men was “ In return to Caracas, ally considered the goals as the higher-priced stocks lost oa Apprentice Courses home condition. A few EXPERIENCED Real Estate riigs, lamps, tables. linoleums, 14 Arch St. ^ P'-^Ject Asking, $16,500. conformity with the' Viet Cong realistic, perhaps not very real much as 3 points or so. Three and four years — dishes and other items The notes will be dated Jan- features for your com salesmen needed for an active, policy of clemency and a re istic in terms of what the town The market was mixed at tha WITH PAY — in Machin EVERYTHIN(j ROOM for business or profes uary 11, 1966, will be payable fort are 2 baths, 2 ga local firm. Complete profes sponse to the friendly senti could afford to pay at the pres start with trading very heavy ing, Tool & Die Making ONLY $398 sional girl, kitchen privileges. to bearer on May 6, 1966, and rages, fireplace and . a Madeline Smith, Realtor sional facilities are available. ments of the American people 4b o u t T o w n ent time but realistic in terms and a jumble of gains and loes- and Sheet Metal Price Includes Delivery. Set Up Call 649-6268 after 5 p.m. will bear interest at the rate or built-in kitchen. If you 'This i§ not just another sales 6 4 9 -1 6 4 2 against the South Viet Nam Manchester Emblem Club will of what the school system’s es. Blue chipai were skidding Service, Guarantee, Immediate rates per annum fixed in the are looking for a fine NOW IS ’THE TIME TO job but a chance to make a Delivery Or F.-ee Storage Until war." meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the teachers deserve as profession and American Telephone faced ATTRACTnVE sleeping room, proposal or proposals accepted home, come out and in CHECK ‘"THE AIRCRAPT” full time career in a reward Needed gentleman, private entrance, He added that “ the good disci- Elks Home on Bissell St. Re- als. renewed selling pressure as It for the purchase of such notes. spect this one. Call Mr. RAISED RANCH, 3 bedrooms, 3 On Display at Main Store pllne. of the two* prisoners" freshments will be served, sank to a new low for the'year Visit the Employment Office ing profession. If you feel that shower, free parking. Apply 195 ^ A Zone. 38 Dartmouth Rd. The discussion then bantered Phone for Anno "tment All proposals for the pur ^ g d a n for details. played a part in the decision to ' ----- on a delayed opening block o t At 400 Main Street you are stymied in your pres Spruce St. Call 6-8 p.m. only for appoint aliout the duties of a teachers’ ASK FOR CARL chase of said notes shall be 35,000 shares. i East Hartford 8, ^n n ecticu t ent position drop us a line and ment. 649-2107. free them. . .. „ ^ MUs Gail S. O’Bright, daugh- group in bargaining with a Indicate you reasons for want HTFD, 247-0358 or 527-9036 238 CHARTER Oak St. — room ------submitted... .* in a form approved We have many other homes There was no indication when ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony school board until Curtis intro Chemicals,. motors, utUitieai SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT with private entrance, suitable Local Authority. Copies —Open for Your Convenience—• ing to make a change. Con listed exclusively with us. MANCHESTER______— Ranch 6 Americans would leave O'Bright of 311 Oak St., is on duced his offer as a means of elefitrical equipments, airlines Monday Through Friday tact Box F, Herald. If you have no means of trans for working gentleman. 649- proposals and Please call if there Is something rooms, 3 "bedrooms, handy'to Cambodia. settling an obviously stagqiated and electronics were among portation, I’ll send my auto for the dean's list' at the Mary 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. 1746. information concerning the that you are looking for that bus, shopping, schools, etc., ex situation. Curtis said that his groups joining the downtrend. you. No obligation whatsoever. Ward Secretarial School, Hart- Tuesday Eh/enings Till 8 P.M. ' '■»— notes may MWbe vfMbAlIiCUobtained' XIfrommXII Lilt? the we have not had space to ad cellent value at $14,900. Phll office "could jump into the pic The Asweiated Press averagt Situations Wanted— FURNISHED room to rent, near Local Authority at the address ® ^®rd, where she Is a freshman. Saturdays 8 A.M. — 12 Noon vertise here. brick Agency, 649-8464. OKI tîasses 0,€l ghe is a 1965 graduate of Man- ture and present two or three of 80 stocks at noon was off L l A— L—B— E— R _ T ’—S center, gentleman preferred, indicated above. Female 38 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD combinations that could be used at 352.2 with industrials off 2J, C Call 643-8547. Housing Authority of the ' 100% GOODYEAR TREAD WANTED — Housework, also OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 5.60x15 SIZES 10- COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 1(4 For Children in as a talking point.” He indicat rails up .4 and utilities off .9. RUBBER — Fine quality BUCK BARROWS & WALLACE baths, 24’ living room with fire ed that he could prepare the Losses of 3 each were taken have nursing experience and Special Warehouse Release ROOMi-for .^nt - ladies pre- ’ n rubber that Includes Tufsyn, The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, PR A TT & 6.00x15 place, large master bedroom, Rockville Area workable salary schedules in children supervision. Prices S-ROOM HOUSEFUL OP ferred, cooking facilities, cen- S e c : ^ ^ ^ Enderlln, toughest synthetic ever Manchester Parkade pastor of Center Congregational from -IBM and Polaroid! ex- 6.50x15 5156-N dining room, paneled family time for the next meeting be dlvldend) while Zenith, Boeing, reasonable. 643-6138. UNCLAIMED tral location. 649-7292, 649-8691. used in Goodyear tires. 8197 Manchester 049-5306 As a community service proj- will conduct a Bible ' TREAD DESIGN BY 12-20 Fashion’s favorite — a lovely room, aluminum siding, $20,- tween the board and the MEA Control Data and Xerox (ex WHITNEY f u r n it u r e 6.70x15 ect. the Rockville Alpine Ski seminar tomorrow at 8 p.m. at GOODYEAR — Originally Gentle'pleating at the neck o f sheath knitted in a soft color Open 8 :30-9 Dally 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. negotiating team. dividend; were down 2 or more. d ir e c t f r o m Wa r e h o u s e 6.50x14 ______Club plans to give ski Instruc- his borne, 637-Spring St. The WILL TAKE care of children In on new Goodyear tires, and this rounded-top frock is a strik- and a lacy stitch! Worn belted 8 :30-6 Sat. A Sun. Following Curtis’ move, the Buckinghtun Cbrp. opened leite 3 ROOMS n e w $199 MANCHESTER — Pioneer Clr- t'iens to any child in the Ver- meeting la open to all who AIRCRAFT my home, $12 a week. 649-6426. proved by millionslillio of 7.00x14 Ing detail on a slimjroung beau- or not, it’s perfect for all sea- two sides settled down to a dis under an accumuloUtm of buy car miles. cle, economical 4 and 4 duplex. non-Blllngton-Tolland area. i‘h® to study and discuss DIVISION OF Credit manager desires respon ty. Wear it for dress-up with sons. cussion of several more of the onders prompted by stockspUt MIDDLE AGE woman wants > APPLIED BY TIRE EXPERTS 7.50x14 Remember: We have eight good condition, sound Invest- Registration for the lessons tn® Gospel of Luke. u n i t e d a i r c r a f t CORP. sible party to purchase 3 Confidence. articles in the MEA’s contract news and the issue bounded babysitting, excellent referen WANTED — Our retreaders are all „ No. 6166-N has full fuU-tlme people working to will be held Saturday at the ------ROOMS OP NEW WARE 6.00x13 No. 8197 with Patt-O-Rama Is knit directions for sizes 10, 12. ggryg ment, convenient to bus, proposal, unattached to finan ahead more than 2. • Veeder East Hartford 8, Connecticut ces, no housework. 646-0310. trained in factory-authorized schools, Catholic Church, etc. Sport Mart on Park St.. Rock- Trinity Covenant Churoh will HOUSE FURNITURE $199 6.50x13 to sizes 12. 14, 16, 18, 20. ^ s t 14, 16 and 18, Incl; sUtch illus- constantly leaves us with the cial considerations. Much of the Root, a 6-point gainer Monday Other Connecticut plants in MAN TO W ORK IN recapping methods and use vllle, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. conduct a midweek service to- 7-pc. living room, 3-pc. bed modern retread equipment. 7.00x13 yef not on busy street, gener discussion concerned the MBA’s on news of a tender offer from North Haven and Southington ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Whitewalls $1.00 moi* varo« ^ „ « . , ♦ ^ tyP” homes. ous yard. Immediate occupan Children between 7 and 16 will morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the persistent use of the word Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 room, 5-pc. dinette, 15-pc. total. ’ NO-DELAY SERVICE — If ya^s of 35-lnch. To order, send 86c In coins to: Let our trained staff show you Gianninl (Controls, added aa> cy. Princli>ala only. Call 649- be eligible. church. The service is open to "shall” In all of its proposals, other point An Equal Opportunity CCXIKER PUPPY, golden buff, INSTANT CREDIT you want your present tires To order, send 60c In coins to: Anne Cabot, The Manchester to get TOP DOLLAR! We As In the past years, the lea- the public. NO MONEY DOWN MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE retreaded we can get you 1776 after 5 p.m. a term to which Atty. John Gains of a poliH were held Employer, M & F . male, classic type, potential Sue Burnett, IThe Manchester Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF jê here to serve you day' and sons will be held on six Satur- ' ------$2 WEEKLY back on the road quickly! '^ u s tax and i recappabte tires Rottner objected on the basis of also by United Aircraft and Ilk- show, excellent pet. 643-7432. .' SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. gg^gn day# iw e e k days during January and Feb- A family swim ^DRIVER, over 18. Apply Wink AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. lOOSfl. program, its mandatory connotation, es temational Harvester as well as DISCOUNT FURNITURE ruary. A small charge is used sponsored by the Town Recrea le r Auto Parts, 179 W. Middle S a v B iVoMf - £ « « y T w m » - F u ll 8mt m low mo $1JI5 wooklf 10036. For Ist-class mailing add 10c Lofs p or Sale pecially inappropriate when Baltimore A Ohid. AKC' Registered German Shep WAREHOUSE APPLY IN PERSON te provide hot chocolate and Won Program and usually ^ k e ., Manchester. 3580 Main St., H.irtfori For Ist-class mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Name, used in trivial matters. All ^ Three motors’ wars herd. 5 months old, bred for other refreshments. scheduled each Wednesday In Back of SEE MR. THORP, ADVT. DIRECTOR each pattern. Print llame, Addbess with Zip Code, Style MANCHESTER r- 8 bedroom SALE ' Building lot'on Items covered brieifly and ea- fractional losers. temperament and show, beau- The club p i^ d e s about six from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the » .. JANITORS — part-timme, eve- Old Fuller Brush Building Address with Zap Cpde.’^Style No. and Size. Carman Rd. 97x180, A zone. sentlaJly In concord were non Prices were mixed in heavy Ufully marked, shots, house NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Ranch, 2' baths, family room, Instructors for the course, with Manchester High iSchool pool, plnsrs, can 643-5691, 3 ;30j-i■6 p.m. 622-7249 No. and Size. Send 50c now for your new ’66 Call 644-0513. teaching duties,' teaching hours, trading on the American 8Ko^ broken, intelligent. <3all 643- ilmurlypHt^r JEu^ntng IfpraHn gara-ge, storm windows, air- Sherwood Merk at the head, has been canceled for tomorrow enljr. 9688. 295 BROAD ST. Send SOc today for tiie fall A Fall and Winter Album! Regular conditioned, many extras, large teachlngj assignments, t'nans- Exchange. OPEN MON..SAT. 9—9 TEL. 643.5179 M ANCHBSTHt Winter '65 edition of our pattern features; Custom Collection; The club’s regular meeting is and Dec. 8. The pool will be ferrals, promotions and teach 'Corporate bonds were m eeO f lot, excellent neighborhood. fa Ti ww a a * a Thursday at the Sport Mart used for school classes on those magazine Basic Fashion. items to crochet, knit, stitcht 644-8036. er facilities. In general, most unchanged. U.S. Trsoaury b< Head 'Herald Ads* nxnn#. datMi oC the MEA proposals In thess eased. V \ iianrl|?Bt?r lEtt^nfng ?§?raUi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1965 1 H - - 4 ■■■■ A v e r^ Daily Net Press Ron For the W e ^ Ended The Ladies Aid Lutheran The DAV AuxlUary wlH meet The Weather November 27,1085 ' Aimut Town Women’s Missionary League of tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Bolton Student Fair and not so oold tonight Zion Evangelical' Lutheran VPW Home. There will be a ANNUAL ,1 ;• Announce Engagements low in the 20s, tomorrow In IffiM Jennif«r McCormick, Church will meet tomorrow at Christmas party after a busi Tops in Class daughter at Mr. and Mrs. W. S. 7:80 p.m. in the churdi as- ness meeting. Members are re 14,555 creasing cloudiness and mUder, , McCormick of 601 Porter St, semiMy room for the election of minded to bring grab beg gilts. Miss Jamie Olpsoa odf l4otch high 45 to 60. Is among a group students ot officers and voting on'the new Rd., Bolton, ia ^41le- highest MaHehe$t6r—“A City of ViUage Charm at Russell Sage College, Troy, CHRISTMAS SALE constitution. Hostesses will be Amertcan liCgion will meet ranking student in the senior M. T., who have volunteered to Mrs. Carl Walters, Mrs. Wilma V0L.LXXXV,N0.52 (THIRTY-'TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) BIANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1965 4, work with children of low-ln- tonight at 8:15 at the post class at Springfield (Mass.) (Classified Advertlaing on Page 28) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Wiley and Mrs. Coltoy WlsotSke. home, Leonard St. ’The executive SALVATION ARMY oome families in a character College, where she majors in dervelopment project. She is a committee will meet at 7. , Two Manchêr girls were physical education. She is the 661 Main Stroet Youth Cantor freshman at the college. elected officers of the Hart Edward H. Merritt of 54 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAY. DEC. 2 — 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. State News Thanks, D,L « Delta Chapter, R ^ , wiU ford County 4-H Keen Teens at Woodhill Rd., Hartford County Charles F. Gipson. She will be Bench Warrant Decision meet torrrarrow at 7:90 p.m. at a recent meeting. Miss Joan 4-H Club agent, Is In Chicago honored and presented with a Featuring a variety of Christmas articles: Lovely Hankies, PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. Pella of 34 Bldwell St. was the Masonic Temple. The Most this week attending the 19th gfift tonight a t' the annual Beautiful Aprons and Home ^Vlade Novelties. Rain Again (AP) — A young Marine Britain Sends RAF Excellent Master Mason degree elected vice president while annuaul meeting of the Nation Dean’s Honor List Dinner at fighting in Viet Nam has will be cotrfeired after a buei- Miss "Evelyn Swanson of 374 al Association of County 4-H the school. At the Bargain Counter — written his former drill in Hackmatack St. was elected Club Agents. Other students who have re Falls Below structor at Parris Island BSBB meeting. Refreshments wlU New Clothing and Shoes—Beautiful Apnrtia Not Believed Retroactive news reporter. ceived academic excellence will Marine Depot a letter of be served at a social time after NEW HAVEN (AP) — WiU be guests at “the dinner. 'They Home Made Baked Goods thanks for tough training he the meeting. Hose Co. 2, Eighth District t Monday’s State Sitpreme Court Normal Total Next to Rhodesia include Daniel R. Storrs, son of Senior Citizens Club will Pire Department, will have its credits with saving his life. meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Storrs of Luncheon Served Continuously ruling upset current criminal “ I have to admit some of LONDON (A P)— Brit monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 trials and bring freedom for olubrooms. School St. Plans for ’Twin Hills Dr., Coventry. He Menu: Hot Clam Chowder With Crackers, Assorted Sand- WINDSOR LOCKS the things I learned in boot ain wiy fight to protect the p.m. at fire headquarters, Main convicts who were arrested on (A P) — November has BARRiCiNi the Christmas Party on Dec. 8 and HlUJard Sts. is on the dean’s list and a ^ wiches Served With Pickles and Potato Chips, Home Made camp have saved my life flow of power from the sophomore at the school. unconstitutional bench war eKdoalvsIy at will be discussed. Pies, Beverages. gone into the record books several times and probably Karbia power plant in re Miss Gipson and 14 other rants? will in the future,” Pfc. Members of the Ladles of St. as the ninth month of 1965 Mountain Larrrel Chapter of The engagement of Miss Fallot photo Springfield students and three “ This decision does not dpen Glen L/unsford, Lanville, bellious Rhodesia to the Uggeff Drug James will meet tonight at 7:45 in which precipitation in Sweet Adelines, Inc. will meet Sharon Neff to Peter Oatway, TTie engagement of Miss Jean faculty members spent two the exits of our prison,” said Va., said in a letter to Sgt. copper mines of neighbor PARKADE at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Anne Hennequin of Manchester (^Connecticut was below nor and rehearse Tlmrsday at 8 both of Manchester, has been months last summer in Brltl-sh State’s Atty. George R. Tleman P.E. Smith. ing Zambia, Prime Minis Main St., to pay respects to the to William Kelleher Burke of mal. liS:: p.m. at East Hartford High announced by^her parents, Mr. Guiana working on a youth of New Haven Tuesday. “ All I can say is thanks ter Harold Wilson declared late Mrs. Marla Z. ijsvchuk who West Hartford has been an In its summary of the School. and Mrs. Jerry E. Neff of 126 and community project spon for the hard training,” Luns today. was a memboi’ of the group. nounced by her parents, Mr. "Nobody’s going to get out of month’s weather the U.S. Diane Dr. sored by the college. The group prison on this one,” said a suc ford’s letter said. “ I hope While the white government Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennequin of Weather Bureau said today the Poster mothers of the Central worked with native youth lead cessful 'criminal lawyer. you are just as hard on them of Rhodesia has said it has no St. Bernadettes Mothers Cir and Mrs. Hubert I. Oatway of 167 Green Rd. rainfall at Bradley Field total District of Children’s Services ers conducting programs to The lawyer, who asked that now, or harder, than you Intention of cutting off the cles will meet tomorrow at 115 Diane Dr. ed only 2.21 inches, 1.63 inch of Connecticut will bC honored Her fiance is the son of Mr. benefit Guianese youth. his name be withheld, said he were on us.” power, Wilson told a packed 8:15 p.m. at tlie home of Mrs. Miss Neff is a 1964 graduate and Mrs. Richard Burke of es shy of normal. at an annual Christmas tea Fri had studied the State Supreme Within the last two weeks, House of Commons Britain will Walter McNally, 6 Morse. Rd. of Manchester High School. West Hartford. Half of what did fall came on day from 2 to 4 p.m. at Chil Court decision carefully and three drill instructors at take whatever action is neces Co-hostesses are Mrs. Theodore She is a second year nursing Miss Hennequin is a 1962 a single day, the 27th, the dren’s 'Village, Hartford. The S'lOTinminr Guide saw plenty of evidence there bureau said. , Parris Island have been sary to protect thg flow of elec event is open to members of the Bousquet and Mrs. Edward Wil student at Lawrence and Me graduate of Manchester High that the court did not intend Us The only months this year in cleared by courts-martial of tricity from the Kariba plant son. morial Hospital, New London. School and attended the Uni charges of mistreating re on the Zamblan-Rhodesian bor Mr. Oatway is a 1962 gradu versity of Connecticut. She is an Out Tomorrow ruling to have a retroactive ef which precipitation has exceed ren's Services* fect. cruits. der. St. Mary’s EpiscopaJ Guild ate of Manchester High School honor student at Bay Path Jim- ed the normal amounts were Looking for gift suggestions In its ruling the court said February and October. “If that did mean a limited will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. and a sophomore at the Uni ior College, Longmeadow, military operation—we should in the Guild Hall of the church. versity of Maine, where he Is Mass. for Christmas? that a judge who is asked to WIN A DIAMOND issue a bench warrant must be Officer Suspended be prepared to take that oper Members are reminded to bring majoring in entomology. Mr. Burke is a graduate of You’ll find plenty of them New Haven Asks ation,” he said. 1 CARAT RING No date has been set for the given enough Information to sandwiches. Dessert and bever Conard High School and grad in the Christmas tabloid that WATERBURY (AP) — A Wa- As WiLson issued his warning JUST COME IN: ages will be seri'ed by Mrs. Ger wedding. make up his own mind whether tcrbury supernumerary police uated cum laude from Spring- will be out with The Herald the arrest is JusUfied. To End Trains in the House of Commons, hia trude Ginnon, Mrs. Allan Hotch field (Mass.) College in 1964. tomorrow. It's the annual holi man who spent 23 days in a _ government moved Royal Air TREASURE SHOPPE The court set aside the gam kiss and Miss Elsie Trouton. He is a candidate for a master's day shopping guide put out by hospital after suffering a beat- r O F Jt a S S C l l f f e r S Force planes and men to Kenya, 51ANCHE8TER PARKADE bling conviction of Joseph Ll- Induction Held of business administration de the Retail Division of the Man-" Ing and undergoing a brain op- ® ready for quick movement into cari of West Haven* and ordered gree at the University of Con Chester Chamber of Commerce. emtion has been arrested and WASHINGTON (AP)—Citing a 21ambia, which lies on breakei- By Eta Chapt er necticut. There are 36 pages to the tab the charges dismissed. But it charged with breach of the 25-year low in passenger reve- way Rhodesia's frontier. 1 FREE The wedding is planned for is not likely to do the same peace. nue, an official of the bankrupt WINDOW Four new members were re loid that is printed on green for storm windoivs? Wilson warned: Feb. 19, 1966. newsprint. for prison and jail inmates who The part-time policeman, Jo- New Haven Railroad sought au- “ The whole House should 1 DELIVERY cently inducted into Eta Chap now want to claim that they, seph Moriarty, 24, was also sus- thority today to abandon all the SALEM’S ter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority. realize what the sitoatlon is. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES too, were unconstitutionally ar pended from the force Tuesday line's i>assenger trains, SHADES ’They are Mrs. David Selden- “ For a year the Conservative I ^ R T H O ^ ™ rested, the lawyer said. by Superintendent of Police Jo- Charles A. Goodwin, the first spinner of Manchester and Miss MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS government was blackmailed” Mode to Order AMOUNT YOU Timing is a crucial factor. seph Guilfoile. witness before an Interstate Old Fashioned Virginia Cannon of East Hart APPLES! APPLES! 1 RECEIVE by the Rhodesia regime. ALSO 12 payments 24 payments 36 payments | Once a defendant has gone on The suspension was the sec- Commerce Commission hearing, ford, both receiving pledge rit MACS, BALDWINS, COLD "For a year we have been VENETIAN BLINDS GRAVENSTEINS, WINESAPS, 1 $ 600 $ 53 $28 $19.67 1 ond ordered by Guilfoile as a said that cars, buses and air- Vietnamese women gather around a junk loaded CANDIES uals; and Mrs. Richard Owens SWEET (See Page TenK blackmailed by the threat to cut Bring your old rollers In RED AND GOLDEN DELICIOUS 1 1,200 106 56 39.33 1 resiUt of a fracas outside a cafe planes — all benefiting from with supplies largely provided by the U.S. aid mis off this electric power.” and save S6c per shade of Windsor Locks and Miss Su CIDER Basket and Up 1 1,800 159 84 59.00 1 on Walnut Street Nov. 5. The public subsidies — have sapped sion. The Vietnamese went to this island off the ■'Someone might go mad in 1 MARLOW'S 1 san Trinks of Rockville, both 1.25 other officer, Vincent Paolino, the road's revenue resources. receiving the ritual of the jew Rhodesia and attempt to cut off m CD IC RL S Main St., Manchester u ; L I F E INSURANCE INCLUDED 27, was suspended after a The road has petitioned for coast because of Viet Cong harassment of their els. Mrs. Gordon Metevier of “Here’s Where You Meet Your Neighbors and Friends!” the electric power and destroy Computer ‘Ache’ lengthy investigation. discontinuance of all its pas- mainland village. PHflRmflCY I OPEN till 9— TUES., 1 Manchester, president, assisted and disrupt large sections of 344 MAIN STREET in the ceremonies. "THE KING THE CONNECTICUT BANK Loses |3 Billion . 1 T» • j senger trains. It has said, how- industry,” the prime mlnlater S THURS. and FRI. | The chapter presented food Appeal Uenied ever, that it WiU conUnue serv- oemtinued. baskets for Thanksgiving to two ANDN TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK (AP) — H you’ve BRIDGBPORT (AP)—A Supe- under contracts with various Wilson said for reasons the of Produce!" rior Court Judge denied an ap- governments at least until families in Manchester. The PERO 15 No. Main Street . 893 Main St. ever had trouble keeping your British lawmakers would imder- 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6384 plication today from William J. 1966. Viet Nam Deaths stand he was in no position to members hope to repeat this Manchester Parkade checking account balanced, then service project for Christmas. you can understand how Oiings Grimes, now serving a flve-to- hearing which will con- give a definitive accoimt of any got out of hand the other day seven year state prison term Unue later in the month and arrangements reached with the down at the bank. for a narcotics violation, for a counter en- The Borman-Lovell examlna- will exercise by pulUng on a once every six weeks. group of Cuban refugees t o ^ nounced increases in aluminum _____ See the new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy^n, Corvair ^ Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer's tlons wlU provide baseline data stretchable cord. In addlUon L One reason for passing off DUb country in one c f his and copper prices within the • .Juniors’ e Misses’ • Regfular Sizes tor use in the most comprehen- Lovell will wear pneumaUc siK^ a conrerence in routine tory’s moat extensive atf^‘ past month. 'Htose price hikee sive medical survey ever at- cuffs on his upper legs to keep fashion — at least in advance — Bits. \ Fashion details you love — wools, AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER 06-60M were cainceled. ' 1 DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. tempted on a U.S. man-in-space blood circulating near normally, could be the-potential Impact no crepes, 1, 2 and 3 piece models in cas IN MANCHESTER, CONN. CAPITOL m o t o r s , INC. Johnson himself has kept si 476 CONN, BOULEVARD—289-3441 financial markets for stocks, STATE UNIT ENDED uals or dressy styles in a bevy of CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. 1214 MAIN STREET—527-8144 J®*^®y' Borman has two shaved spots lent on prices in recent weeks. Gemini 7 will be crammed on his head to which will be at- bonds''end, equally important, 1229 ftlALN STREET—649-5238 EAST HARTFORD, CONN. But tjis actians, as carried out WASHINGTON (AP) beautiful solids, tweeds, plaids. See HARTFORD, CONN. tor money. Wlth medical Instruments adilch tached the leads of an electro- , . , — by Itoser otficiais, have sig TIm Army Reserve plans to ' thrse today! The "money markets” deter W iL c OX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC. ^ infomation. to encephalogram. Purpose will be Junior astronaut -CoRlmender Nick Vanwingerden, 11, foreground, and JohS' naled his deep concern. deactivate its Fourth Howitel’ T h e g r o d y Ch e v r o l e t c o . mine short-term. borrowing ARDERY CHEVROLET, INCL in , ^ ^ , 1 4 , systems engineer, sit in the cockpit of their Gemini-Cricket I ' At the same time, the chi^ er Battery in Coimeotlcato . _ 1141 STANLEY STREET— 229-0345 21 ISHAM ROAD—2Se-5«01 S i f ^ syste^s :engincer, sit in the cockpit a t their Gemini-Cricket h costs that infect everyone from (, ^ NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 125 POQUONGCK A'VE.__688 »6ffS executive bu been rerisUi^ The battery, with units iii7 WEST HARTFORD, CONN. !.* L?xington, Maas., youths built thfe capsule aLhome, and plan to Mg industrialists to household WINDSOR, C (»fN . hours to a weighUeaa whirl. The date wiU be compared witti higher intereM ijates a leioB- Stamford, Torrlngton, DuW 5 ^^® GemiiM Y flii^t l^turday. The pair have logg^ a 86- ers buying a new refrigerator laudr is to miswer such ttart gathered before the fligiit« hotarboor flflrhtfliirht SOso fafar r ill^llT^heir h eir capsule. .. bury and Waterbary, Is M ri - on installment credit. (See Page Twenty-Two) ot the 4001 Artillery. " ^

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