NEW HAVEN (AP)— Connecticut refnined from routine purtuits today to say a final prayerful faro- well to John F. Kennedy. Rites, scheduled to coindda with the funeral of the fallen President, were planned toi many churches. B\it from dawn to du«k and into the night there would be a l u i a a ' Chant of mourning in villagea, towns and cities throughout tha state. I t r s r . r ) ' • 1 Banka shut down and so did i many atoree. ■ Schoola • wera closed. Factories and offleea ' : ) were empty. i J "W e. the people of thla na­ l u i e i * ' 1 tion. have lost a symbol of all f that is decent and warm, cou­ rageous and dedicated.” aaid New Haven's Mayor Richard C. Lee at an area-wide memorial service veatlerday afternoon at ■Vale's \Voolsey Hall. Some 5.000 persons attended. Similar service.s. but on a amaller scale, had been held throughout the atate .since Fri­ day night. Today was the official day of praver ahtl mourning., proclaim­ ed by Gov. John N. Dempeey. At noon, Connecticut's rank­ Mrs. Kennedy and Robert and Edward Kennedy head procession behind body ing Roman Catholic prelate, the of President. (AP Photofax.) most Rev, Henry J. . O’Brien, uta* archbishop of Hartford, cela- Ttol brates a pontifical Maas in the ind) ' Cathedral of St. Joseph in that tt W Kennedy city. John A similar high Mass of re­ Mll^ quiem was scheduled for the t h t same time at St. Augustine'a m «'' Cathedral. Bridgeport, seat of BUI the Bridgeport Roman CathoHe diocese. The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, Eh>iscopal bishop of Connecti­ Laid to Rest Amid cut. officiates at noon Com­ >MIVf ; munion service in Hartford’e t Mt' Christ Church Cathedral. Aval He urged yesterday that eiml- ‘Bb>. lar services be held that hour ^ y . in all Bipiscopal churches of Connecticut. No aynogogue ccuJd hold the Solemn Pageantry numbers expected. Inetead aerv- icea were »et for 11 a.m. in the different congregatlona. In Hartford, some 80 churdM* WASHINGTON ( AP) — t , J ^ n and Mrs.< >ed from It only by the •allor#"Preiiident Kennedy is gone !Oh and aynogoguea planned senrioea carrying the presidential flag Lord, Lord!" She kept up her today. JohiT^. Kennedy’* body I membere of the Immediate and the riderless home that cry but the words trailed off Meanwhile residents wera was borne from the White family who followed Mm. Ken­ symbolises the fallen warrior in and soon were Indistingfuishable. trying to understand wlwt a House. tor f tmeral rites in nedy. a military fufCeral. When Mrs. Kennedy .stepped Hartford newspaper today ki eoienui pacnantry today. French Freeidebt Charles d* The procession from ths White out of the limousine at the an editoirial called “a oontlnukig Oaulle wae close behind, lead' House began at 11 ;40 a.m. White House,, she stood .still for mehtmara." motmera walking behind big the foreign leaders. a moment, listening'to a hymn the hotrse-drawn calseoh The cortege had moved frcun "If. we dM not foUow theaa Chief Justice Earl Wan-en. the 'Xlapltol. where Kennedy’s sung by the Naval At^ademy. misguided lenders who called tia beaxlng the casket. former President Dwight D. El­ body lay in state this weekend, choir. to rally to their unholy oaupa,’* Then she turned and set out ^ lls toHed as the assali- senhower and others also were to the White House. Mm. Ken­ said the Rev. Frederick J. A l- in-the walking procession. at the head of the procession of ainated Presideht’s sorrow­ nedy and members of the fam­ walking mourners. The original plans had been ily bad ridden in limousines on (See Page Seven) ing widow, Jacqueline, set tor Mm. Johnson to wait at the this trip. Mrs. Kennedy stood straight between Robert and Bdward, out on foot heading a pro­ cathedral for the procession. After a brief halt at the White But when President' Johnson brothem of the slain President. cession of the world’s great House, the cortege moved on to Her face, beneath its black veil, leaders on an eight-block left the White House, his wife the cathedral with the mourers Marchers from left are Heinrich Lubke, West German president: French presi­ World Feels was at his side. was composed. march to St. Matthew’s Ro­ walking. The Kennedy children — John dent Charles De Gaulle; Queen Frederika of Greece; King Baudouin of Bel­ Senate Democratic Leader man Oatholci cathedral for Thousands lined the streets. F. Jr., who - was 8 today, and gium; Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia. (AP Photofax.) Mike ‘Mansfield of Montana and For the most part it was a sil­ Caroline, who will be 6 on Grief, Shock a funeral Mass. tenate Republican Leader Ev­ ent crowd, a crowd of bowed Wednesday—were taken to the Atty. Oen. Robert F. Kenne- erett M. Dlrksen of IlUnols heads and tears. cathedral in a limousine. Over Events dy clutched Mrs. Kennedy’s , headed a group from Congress, But at one point, as the cais­ From the back sSat, Caroline Adjournment band as they walked out th e ' Mm. Kennedy and the two son turned the com er by the gazed around at the crowd. She Johnson, De Gaulle northwest gate of the White l Kennedy brothers, walking be* Treasury building a woman LONDON (AP)—Governments ■ouaa. t bind the caisson were separat- broke into a high {dtched wall. (Ree Page Four) Proposed to and men and women around the world Joined today in mourning Encounter Watched services for President John F. Help Johnson Kennedy. Their grief was mixed with shock and astonishment at 240,000 Pass WASHINGTON (AP)— President Johnson travels, the assassination of Lee H. Leaders of World in Rites By WILLIAM. F. ARBOGAST the last miles with John F. Kennedy today—and then Oswald. WASHINGTON (AP)—Tax re­ sets his own course in meetings with a massive array They started in the Far East, Kennedy Bier duction and civil rights. Presi­ where Nov. 25 first dawned, and WASHINGTON (A P )—-A aol--some of them nearly blue of a chill Sunday afternoon After the burial in Arlington In Night Vigil likely today to be temporarily as to how Johnson would get then by car to Arlington Na­ along with President Charles de tional Cemetery, for a hero’s Only in Communist Obina was twice the age of the slain young had given way to night, the ar­ Cemetery, Mrs. Kennedy re­ sidetracked by a drive to ad­ there no official observance of President of the United States rivals continued. ceives the foreign emlesarles at journ Congress and give Presi­ Gaulle of France. De Gaulle burial. WASHINGTON '(A P ) — Thou­ differed fr< Kennedy on such After the funeral, Mrs. Ken­ the President’s funeral. The —streamed into Washington to Several dignitaries flew into the White House. In late after­ sands upon thousands of persona dent Johnson a breathing spell. great questions as the North nedy arranged to receive the Chinese Reds reported Kenne­ pay homage to John F. Ken­ Washington’s other airport. Na­ noon, Johnson greets them at braved long hours In ^ezing The push for early adjourn­ Atlantic Treaty Organization, dy’s death Friday, but made no nedy. tional. A few motored in by the State Department. ’Tuesday weather to file past the casket ment was led by House Repub- foreign dignitaries at the White ' the European Common Market, House. Then Johnson plunges comment on it. Sunday, how­ They arrived, someUmes in limousine. the President plans to confer of John F. Kennedy in the Cap­ llcsui Leader Charles A.. Hal- and the French government's ever, they assailed President twoe and threes, somber and Fifty - three countries were with some of them. itol rotunda. Other thousands leck of Indiana and had sub­ I into his first round of personal i insistence on its own nuclear dipl’omacy as president. Johnson, saying he supported unsmiling, expressing the grief represented in all. There were One of the first to arrive at waited without success. stantial backing from members reactionary policies under Ken­ force. He scheduled a 90-minute re- of their, cou n tr^ en and wish­ a dozen members of ruling fam­ Dulles was France's President of both parties who believe Con­ nedy. ing Lyndon B. Johnson, the new ilies, 28 presidents and heads of Charles de Gaulle, 'who cele­ Charles J. Sullivan, chief of gress should adjourn and en­ Whether Johnson, noted as a 'ception—6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. — Capitol police, estimated 340,000 master persuader when he was for the more than 100 foreign Thousands of American sol­ President, well. state, 80 foreign ministers and brated his TSrd birthday anni­ gage in no more bickering this diers attended memorial serv­ At modcmlatic Dulles Inter- five defense ministers. versary last Friday, the day an had moved past the bier of the year. The two pending propoe- the Democratic leader of the dignitaries who Journeyed to slain President when the doors Senate, would get together with Washington to pay their re­ ices in South Korea. Most of the aational Airport in the Virginia' .This lOOThing, they march assassin’s bullets snuffed out als are the most controversial 50,000 GIs were taken off duty eountryeide south of the capital, behind the Cicaisson carrying the life of Kennedy at 46. were closed to the public at 8:30 in Congress. de Gaulle on an in-depth discus­ spects to the late President a.m. sion of world affairs was not Kennedy. but troops on the front lines hundreds of Americans stood Kennedy's body from the White , De Gaulle’s presence empha­ Halleck’s aidjoumment tar­ kept to-their bunkers and hilltop At least 2,000 others, still wait­ yet certain. The social gathering in the ■lx deep behind barriers Sim- House to S t Matthew’s Rmnan sized the traditional ties be- get is Dec. 14. Democratic lead­ positions. ing in a line stretching blocks ers have called for continuation First came the sad task of ac­ State Department’s diplomatic { tween the United States and away, were left stranded after Japanese Emperor Hirohito ' France, shaken this year by of the session until Jan. 8, with companying tne martyred Pres­ reception rooms 'gives the new standing for six to seven hours. ident Kennedy’s body to the President little opportunity for sent Crown Prince Aklhito and differences, of policy. As he a Christmas recess of two Police steered them to vantage more ^than a passing contact Oown Princess Mlchlko to me­ stepped from his chartered Jet­ weeks. Jan. 8 is the date for grave. Part of the journey was Slayer of Oswald Termed points around the Capitol Plaza to be afoot, from the White morial services at Tokyo’s St. liner, hundreds of spectators Ignatius church. Jotaro Kawa- from which they could 'see the (See Page Four) House to St. Matthews Cathe­ (Ree Page Four) broke into applause. De Gaulle funeral procession leave for the kami, chairman of the opposi­ ^Guys and DoUs^ Character shook hands mlemnly wlU\ Sec­ White House. tion Socialist party. Joined gov­ retary of State Dean Rusk and ernment officials and leaders of a line of diplomats. Then In The steady shuffle of feet had Japan’s American community DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — “A austere dignity, he strode from continued without a break from at the service. The government 8 p.m. Sunday through the after­ *Ouys and Dolls’ character, the airport without a glance to ordered the Japanese flag flown noon and night as the crowds Horror Weekend-Demands that’s Jack Ruby." left or right. at half staff over all govern­ "He’s'Uke a boxer whose nose waited patiently for a chance to ment buildings. “ The time for mourning the pay their last respects. ■srar got broken.” At U.S. bases throughout Ja­ dead,” he had cabled In . ad­ Former Vice President and He’s the man millions watch­ vance, la not the time for mak­ pan the l.lg gpms roared final ing teleirlsion Sunday saw gun Mrs. Richard M. Nixon were American Self-Examination salutes over the heads of 50,000 ing statements.” among the last to be admitted, down Lee Harvey Oswald, the servicemen and their depend­ aeeused killer of President Ken­ Soviet Deputy Premier AnaS' along with a small group of offi­ tas Mikoyan was named Pre cials' families and others, after By JAMES MARLOWE f If President Kennedy hadfslmply more dedicated to ents, assembled in a cold rain. nedy. The Japanese, whose history mler Khrushchev's personal the waiting line was halted. Associated Press News Analyst been the first president killed peaceful and orderly govem- Ths strip-tsase club operator is liberally sprinkled with polit­ has a "million friends in show Police began trying at 4 a.m. WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s in office, it would be awful ment. (See Page Four) to persuade people at the end of time America took a look at it­ enough. As long ago as 1200 B.C. an ical assa*-* nations, reacted with busineas" and a lot' of ex-busl- shock to the killing of Oewald. nass associates. Most peg him the line, then more than half a self. It would mean one individual, Egyptian king, Ramses III, ignoring constitutional and "The whole world has gone la a (Cerent way. mile long, to give up and go When an African or Asian looking' over his own adminis­ " I don’t think political aftilia- home. The officers told them leader is slain it may be regard­ peaceful change in government, tration of law and justice, said: Oswald’s Motive decided to take the taw Into his (Ree Page Four) tton had anything to do with there was little or no chance ed here as the result of a so­ ‘I made the land safe so that Ruby’s action," said attorney they could get into the rotunda. ciety less advanced than this own hands to eliminate an a lone woman could go on her Tom Howard, who will defend Remains Mj^stery "They Just wouldn’t believe one. This is an American myth, elected leader. way freely and none would mo­ But killing' American presi­ him on a muider^charge. us," one officer said. Among the as Americans have demon­ lest her.” ‘Big D’ Searches "1 don’t itilnk Ruby baa any By M K E COCHRAN bitterest disappointments was strated once again. dents, or trying to, is now as­ That’s more than the United suming the complexion of a tra­ affiUation — Democrat- DALLAS. Tex. (AP) — The that reported by two Cleveland, A president and a policeman States can aay today, 8,100 dition. Four have been assassi­ Its Conscience Republican — If he even name of Lee Harvey Oswald, Ohio, high school girls, Martha shot to depth and a governor years later, even aboift the safe­ echoed around the world, never (hremo and Nancy Perry. wounded in Dallas and the man nated: Lincoln, Garfield, Mc­ know which he w m .” JACK RUBY ty of its presidents. But the will be forgotten. "It took us two days to per; charged with the crimes in tu.-n Kinley, and now Kennedy. By ROBERT H. JOHNSON JR. His sister, Eva Grant aaid ha worst criminal, even the killer I DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — In the was badly shakoi by Kennedy’s He was shot down while ac­ suade our parents to let us drive murdered, before he got a fair Attempts were made on the of a president, is entitled to a his first little swinging place, cused of one of the most das­ down here, and now look what trial, by a gunman who leaped lives of three other presidents: space of 48 hours, this sparkling the Sliver Spur. fair trial. I metropolis — while trying des­ "Ho couldn’t eat Friday. He tardly crimes In the nation’s happened," Martha said. She through police lines to shoot Jackson, Franklin D. Roosevelt "Man,-" aaid a one-time part­ Even here in Washington-, thokj perately to show its best face kept talking about Jackie and history. said they had been in lint since Hlhi.^ ' f and Truman. A gunman shot ner In dance promotions, "he These crimes are a product Theodore Roosevelt - after his nation’s capital, there is grow­ I to the world — was degraded lbs Kennedy kids." The defiant young man neyer 3 a.m. ing. uneasiness about walking ^^iH rytag. Ican’ttrteit’’ was hungry for a buck. He’s al­ even had a chiuice to clear hU When plans for the public of the American society where presidency but while he was I twice. ways after It. He lives for the the streets at night because of I The first time, authorities That’s what A1 Gruber, a name. vlevring were announced it was violence and talk of violence In- seeking re-election. bum ess — the two clubs (Car­ crekae as state officials defy In that same period of almost the number of .people being ! said,, it waa by a ne’er-do-woU, Mand bi Los Angelas, sa He perished accused of firing thought the doors could be robbed, stabbed, shot or ousel, Vegas).” the shot that broke the hearts closed at 9 o'clock Sunday night federal court orders until troops 100 years not one British prime aeU-styled Communist with a Rnbv told him over the taia- dragged into alleys to be raped. mail-order rljle: Lee Harvey jtiMia early Sunday in talking Soms saw him as an Intense­ of millions of Americans and with another brief wsslon In the are called out to stop them. minister was assassinated. A ly patriotic man, a hero wor- Oswald, 34, Itora in New Or­ about the Kennedy ahoot^. ■tunned a turbulent world — the morning. Then it was decided Yet, supreme achievements madman did kill a prime min­ Adlal E. Stevenson, twice a ahlpper of presidents. leans, charged with the aiwaa- Jack Ruby, M. bora Rubtav shot that took the life of Presi­ to keep the casket cm view "as of the Western world are sup­ ister, Spencer Perceval, 151 presidential candidate and now To others: U.S. ambassador to the United sination Friday of President stain, Is breezy, emotional w d dent John Fltzgerld Kennedy. long as anyone was there'to see posed to be respect for la>v, yew s ago. John F. Kennedy. )loi.tampered. Ho brawled him' '" ’1 think Ruby Just got himself Oswald, 84, a self-styled Com it." detnocratic and orderly change It can’t be argued the British 'Nations, found exactly one second R by seif away from poverty and the an Impulse and im erued on him munlst, was assassinated 48 At 9 o'clock Sunday night In jpvernment, a fair trial, and, are basically different or that month ago, also in Dallas, that The time, was a ■mall-tima, brawling strip )elal strsats af « _ (Oswald),’’ s^d noibert C. D. hours aftsr tbo ProstdeaPs life psqiila were massed In a slow frasdom and protection of free- among them the perceataga of not oven a man in . hla poaition Be made it g o o i — t o a dom tor Bm Individual xnan« no lunatica or dlscontontod are, pro- bare about » yaani**B Wtth (»M Fifls Mao) ,((itoo Pbgo IO m JI (IM Psgi^Foat) ' matter who ba la. portlonatfdy smanev. They aPo (■oa Pago Mns) MANCH 15STER EyFJ^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CJONN., .MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.1968 PAGE THREE P A <» r m MANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,19«S Nina Khrushchev gives you the answer to a work Extended Forecast of art, tt may be the wrong one, >eople Fill Moved to Tears Por years, the very unusual WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) —The final movement in Chopin's Sheinwold on Bridge "Funeral March Sonata" was ,U.S. Weather Bureau issued this Enjoy MOSObW (AP)—Nina Khru­ Fairway Joins All Americans [‘T H E W AY held to represent "The Wind flvs-day forecast for ConneiU- Churches at Noon shchev, wife of the Soviet pre- Over The Graves" by eminent cut today: j mier, paid her respects to Pres­ musicologists. I don't know wh6, AVOTD nXVSKXN Thanksgmng In Expressing Deep Sorrow IN PLANNING PLAY North dsalir / Temperatures during the five Churchea in Manchester, as throughout the natfon, ident Kennedy at the American I HEARD IT” thought Up the idea first, but it* Beth tides vuiMfabI* day period in Connecticut are was heartily endorsed, and By ALFBJCD SHKINWOLD N OM H expected to avlrage 8 to 8 de­ conducted services at noon today as a low Pontifical ambassador's residence today and emerged with tears in her In fhe Death of Our widely repeated. Many years ago, bbforl my A N o m grees above normal. Seasonable Dinner Mass of requiem was spoken for John Fitzgerald Ken­ Thin Philip Hale discovered a professors knew tbd* I played ^ K 7 4 J temperaturei the first half of eyes. hy John Gruber letter by Chopin, written to a 0 A Q 10 I A T TOE nedy at St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Khrushchev went to biMge, they gave me an Intel- the period -with a rlaing trend Thla evening a solemn h!gh Belayed President friend who inquired about the Ugsnce tent. ‘'Which line is the latter half. SpatK) House at the head of a piece in question. The com­ longer?” they asked, a n d w n r Mlase of requiem wlU be peie- delegation of the American-So­ poser .said he was trying to rep­ A J 10 9 5 5 2 A I 7 4 3 Soma normal highs and low; Beth Shokxn, said in a Ylxkor viet Friendship Society, a Mos­ 'Which square is bigger?” Hartford 45-37; New Haven 47- THREE J't hratod et St. Jatnec’ Church at resent the gossip of the mourn­ V 10 '(memortol) service at noon to­ cow organization of ^ I c h she JOHN F. KENNEDY They wcire trying to fool me 31. 7:30 p'm. Mevyor Franola J. Ma­ W« >*v« In an ag« when #du-#torlcal datea, or multlpllcv ers in their low voices as they with optical ihusipna never 0 I 9 3 2 day; “This death la an Ameri­ is chairman. She signed the me­ don tables. School examina- returned from the cemetery A J 10 4 3 Precipitation may total 0.4 RESTAURANT honey, leedere ot aU Manoheeter can Tragedy . . . H betokena a morial book on the same page oaOon neetna to concern ttnelf realizing that the beet optical inches or lets occurring mainly axckiaively witii training every- tiona are inquiries as to whether preparatory to the reading of llluaiona are made out o f 62 SOUTH veterans unite and military or- measure of the Iswlesaneea of ' as her husband, then went - in­ A A K Q over hilly areaa Tuesday night M . C and 44A—Roltoo, Otm body to eolva queetlone that we knorw the answer to theae the will. earda genlzBAiioae wtli precede the our age, of the utter decline of side with Ambassador Foy D. facta, and a/ter yeara of in- 9 A Q 9 8 2 or Wednesday with more gen TEL.' C46-4664 J Maas wtth a Memorial Form- discipline among «o many of Kohler and Mrs. Kohler (or 15 ^ can be anmvened. There remain, How far off the mark waa South wop the opetUng spade ■ 4 4 eral precipitation about Satur­ however, the questions that struetion in this . mannar, we Uiia "answer!" Yet it wasn't so atkm. Many ottier churches will our people, of the disappearance minutes of remlnlscenses about. lead, discarding a diamond A A 0 day. Now StfvMg Legal Bovotaga# of rSsp^ for authority, be It cannot be answered and those come to assume that there is far off the mark at that. The from dummy. Next he drew tsv« IsMh Wdri oonduort apecial servlcee. her m^SHtigs with the President' that have aiKh a multlpIiciCy of an answer to everything. music does sound ghostly, some­ Along Mancheeter's Main St, parental, educational, rellglous in Vienna, Austria. ! rounds of trumps with the king Pan 1 <9 Tut or governmental. anawera that almoat any an- In the arts you cannot find thing like "TTie Wind Over The and ace. Then the optical illu­ 6 9 An Pi all storea which had been opened I She came out arm In arm I FAIRWAY "the answer.” It was one thing ‘'Passage of the days, months •wer ia oorreot. Graves,” and the real "ans-Aier'' sion'got him. Semethlng Wonderful! ait aH tlila moming had closed with Mrs. Kohler, tears In her ^ Amta^ theae are the quea- to the composer, for example, only poses further questions. South thought his best plan hy 11 a.m. to permit merchanta and years will heal our wounds , eyes, and said goodby. ttcBia propounded by mualc. So another to the performer, and Does this Macabre conversation waa to discard two more dia­ Box 3318, Grand Ontral Sta­ Z t i and ^nK>loy«s alike to pay rev- and assuage our grief. No I After, Kohler said Mrs. STORES BMUiy peop*e are afraid of ser- still others to the listeners. Then concern itself with the probabil­ monds from dummy on nis .hig'-i tion. New York 17, N.Y. eranoe^to the deceased President amount of time, no number of ' Khrushchev expressed sympa­ loua naartc beoause. as they say, again, maybe there la no answer ity of bequests to Aunt Minnie spades. Then he could ruff two Copyright 1908 at noon. months and jiears will remove thy for Mrs. Kennedy on behalf al surely has been Intoued with Ms handling of town funds that really had nothing to say, and 'not afford not to.” ' "A NaUon Shocked” was the Church; WMh Hdly Oammunlon; epirit o f progress, Hberallam, were reportedly uncovered by not beoaiusf you wouldn’t tak^ “THE WORLD AROUND U r The Rev. Kenneth L. Guatkf- title of a sermon given by the Center Congregational Church, freedom and peeu».‘* sem, pastor of Calvary Chutoh, the annual town audit has been RICHLY LUXURIOUS! the trouble to try and under­ Rev. James L Ransom of The THANKSGIVING Dec. 1—“Taiwan Today (Formosa)" South Methodist Church, Sec At noon in Concordia Church, Assemblies of God, said in indefinitely postponed. stand his trivial messsgg. end Oongregsitional Church ahd Pastor Paul Kaiser eaid, “With Presbyterian Church at noon, Lecturer: Margaret Baker sermon at a memorial service Basing his eermon on the Holiday Hours SUKRB!' DAY Bknanuel Lutheran CSairch. such a heartache upon us, It Is today at noon; A meeting .of the Manchester difficult to know just what to words of the late President, Tor your holiday shopping etmvenienee, Pinehurst will be —i>A# Mspsriss Jan. 19— “ HighUghte of Bnudl" J Sanctuaries of Protestant "The late President Kennedy Young Democrats that waa WONDERFULLY PRAC "Ask not what America will do For rs—nffltloM, churches were open for prl-vate say—^We have heard over and WM about to deliver a speech open two extra nighta till nine, Lecturer: Howard Pollard for you—ask what you can do scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight at fTe’re om worship throughout the day. over the wor^ ‘shock,’ ‘tears,’ in Dallas on the afternoon of Miott'a Community hall has also CoN M3-2342 Feb. 9— “Tuscany, Italy Golden Provinoe" •anger’—but in this tragedy we for your country,” the Rev. Mr. NRSON cponr 'The prieota of St. Bridget’s his EMsasslnation. It is signifi­ Ransom eaked that Americans been poetponed. g, near a$ Lecturer: Stan Walsh can only turn to the word of cant that Ms prepared address m v ..-.i-viiu o n v iM Church wilU sing a solemn high use their God-given ability to Almighty (Sod this last Sun EASY TO CARE FOR! tor should conclude with the quot- DAN0IN8 Shown March 22— “ Hawaii, America’s Island State" Maas of loquiem ait 7:30 to- rally In a crisis. He also said ‘i!iie Soroptimist C3ub of Man­ TUESDAY EVENING your day after Pentecost that tells hig o f Psalm 127:1. ‘Except the aySSTriX At Blghit. that President Kennedy would chester has canceled its pro­ mm Soturdoy Nlfhts Lecturer: Edward M. Brigham Jr. . High Masses o f requiem wiB us to ‘Watch therefore, for you Lord build the house, they la­ be remembered as a vlrUe, ac gram for tonight. A concert in telephone know neither the day nor the bour In vain that build It; ex­ WEDNESDAY EVENING April 12—“There’ll Always Be An England" be eeWbiated at 7:30 at the live man of political know-how tribute to the late President .hour.’ cept the Lord keep the city, Thort's No Ptaeo m . 9;J6 Lecturer: Charles Forbes Taylor Church o f the Assumpition and and administrative (»pabilltieB. will be held on Dec. 2 at the V the watchman waketh but in St. Bgraioloimew’s CJiUTth. "In this parable of the wise Ixmie o f Mrs. Harry Fraser, 192 Llko of foolish Virgins, Christ shows vain.’ In conclusion, Pastor Ransom OPEN TILL FREE PLUS 8nd IdT ON^THIS Each Presentation To Be Held On St.' John’s PO&ah National Hartford Rd. The concert will Ositholic O w roh oeWbraited the schizophrenic nature of man "May we as Christians and said, “ It is our duty to respond PLUS SHORT SUBdlbf^l fellow-Amerlcans give heed to to the wishes of a beloved one be presented by Mrs. Charlotte Also open an extra hour on Tuesday and Wednesday when CINEMA GUILD SUNDAY AT 3:30 P.M. Mass of requiem at noon today. and htimuikind. We want so DELIVERY PRESENTATION RahM Leon Wind of Temple much and so many things out this admonitlo^. Christianity in death.” Crray of 81 Hlltop t>r. and her you can shop from 8 A.M. students. Shown Eves. Only Thni Tnep. n e love story that captured AT MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Rout# 6 and 44A the heart of the world. Your order for drug seeds 8 Shows Nightly, 0:80-8:46 A meeting of the Manchester and eosnneties will be taken CHARLES DICKENS’ CTommunity College's OUzen’s Come to iPiRehurst for the finest, freshest CON­ Bolton MaU To: Luts-aviton Travel Series, P. O. Box 886 esre of immediately. 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' / It-!'. ’MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1968 1 «tt»* rO T J R MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1968 D e G aulle Solemn Pageantry World Feels Johnson, Grief, Shock Fraiilc Spaldtog Encounter W a tch ed TOJXJIND — Frank Spaid- Marks Last Rites Over Events tagr, B9, of HUrfburt Rd., dtod (Oontonied from Page ftoe) least 1,000 U. 8. sarvicemen yesterday at Manohestw Mie- from South Viet Nam hv the end of this ysaf, and puUtog out (Continued from Paco One) nwrial HoepStol. with foreign leadeiji with whom fOnhttMMd fram Pace One) the. dead President’s musical virtually the whole coattagant of Bom to New Y bi* Otty cn he win have more dealings la- man by Jomiary 198B. favorites. mad," said a Tokyo barber. 18,000 Wan pale. Rank on rank the military March 1. 1904, ho 8. All U. 8. parsomal In South TlJe yirorld’e notables, here to "Everybody thinks he can kill o f J o l« SpaUtog and BItoahdth - Today’s emphasis, however, Viet Nam altould aid iha naw to the assassinated came, representing all the -serv­ pay homage ices. anyone he wants.” Ftomito Spaldtog Gamhie. w ^ mourning, not interna­ post-Dlam Saigon govarranent P ru d en t, were a sight of splen­ Most of the 10,000 Amerlcr. is A former Hebron retodervt, “ to Its consoUdatiOB, in ita de­ dor walking In the bright sun of One unit was formed of green- tional affairs. bereted Army .special forces on Formosa attended religious Mir. Spaldtog lived to Tblland Efforts were velopment of publio support for a clear autumn day. for et^ years. He was a its polioias and for winning the men. many of whom had seen services for the President. squeeze In some further a ^ Emperor Halle Selassie of member of toe Kooctoiokloo Chib Dolntments with some of the war against the Vlat Cong Ethiopia glittered with ribbons ser\;ice in South Viet Nam. Church bells pealed' in the Thousands of Oiinese joined o f RockvtHe. though the Ume was Meanwhile a Damoeratie for­ and decorations. France’s Pres­ eign poUev leader to the Senate, ident Charles de Gaulle tow'- distance and the crowd watched 1 them. Nationalist CSitna’s flags 'H e Is survived by Me W fe, limited. , , . in utter silence. were at half staff. OhttoUne Bebcock Sp De Gaulle, for Instance, Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght. ehalman ei^ed over the man with whom of the Foreign Relations he walked. He stared ahead, his At 11:S5 a.m. the caissw j Indian Prime Minister Nehru two sons, WIHlam Spaldtog ot expected to head back to Paris lined face expressionless. The bearing fresiaeniPre.sident KennedyKenneays s President Sarvepalli Rad' Texas end Frank Speddtog of Committee, euggeated Johnson Intemational figures made no flag draped coffin arrived in hakrishnan attended a memorl- Thlland; live daughkers, Mira. ^”ln diese swift moving ^ y e should have a gst«oquatoted Attempt to march. Just strode as front of fte cathedral and halt-halt­ service at the U.S. Embasay iCrtofur Lusslcr of WTMmanHc, Johnson has had to work bust- meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. purposefully as the .slow pace *“ed. • in New Delhi. Then Nehru drove Mira. Raiymond Zawisna of Ool- ^ggg m between the hours of would allow behind, the cortege Ahead marched the members to Parliament to eulogize Kenne clMster, Mira. Mlsx TMetong of | mourning. . . . In an ABC radto-talevision in­ of their dead colleague. of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. dy. Both housea adjourned aft' Skafliord Sprtoga, Mrs. Frank; Sunday he accom ^nled toe terview, the Arkansaa senator They were surrounded by ae- Mrs. Kennedy, after a pause, ] er members stood In silent hom- Bsflbom o f Norwich. and Mine Kennedy cortege from said Johnson and Khrushchev •urity men. took daughter Caroline and son ' age. Dtana SpaihUiw o f Tolland; Ms White House to the Capitol. H« "surely are curious about each other, and I think it is well for In the march there w ere! hamJe and led I Westerners In Moscow paid Stepfather, Semuel Gamble of also Ulked over the federal bud­ scarlet sashes with gold epau-1 *o the steps. The children I their respects to Kennedy’s Rookvilto; a brotosr, John get for next year and held a them to get acquainted.” lets. There were top hats and ! Court, the Cabinet, federal The mass of foreign govern­ charges that he had been slain win bo in Guyve Hdl CemstetY. Central Intelligence Director agency officials. White House ment leaders and diplomats to cover up the real authors of Frkends rtugr call ak the fu­ John McCone, U.N. A m ^ - turned from the ceremonleB at ■taif men. waited in the background. Kennedy’s assassination. The neral bomn today from 7 to 9 sador Adlal E. Stevenson snd the Capitol. The budget looms among the And far back behind the last Finally, with French Pfesl- Red press and radio attributed pan. , foreign policy adviser Mc- rank of male dignitaries walked dent Charles de GauUe in' the both killings to extreme right­ George Bundy. moat urgent problems facing the Mra. Peter Lawford, slater of front rank in his olive drab wingers. Mra. llMraaa BobMean White House sources subse­ new President, tor the btireeu tbs lata President uniform, the greaX men of all The Italian tricolor flew at Mra. Uteraaa RaMdeau, 87, a quently announced that J o h n ^ U atruggltog with an abnost unique problem. This is the An usher spotted her and took lands filed quietly into thw half staff for the third day, and rasident patient at Bast Hart- approved this three-point major cathedral. unions throughout Italy sched­ fttol Bos|dtal, dtod yeaterday policy directive; drafting of a 1986 budget to bo her by the arm to lead her to subm itM by Johnson in Jsnu- •le cathedral. While Cardinal Cushing read uled five-minute pauses of re- aflter a MDg' iBness. She was 1. The United States remains the scriptures, soloist Julg^ BiJect for the dead American. formerly of Manchester. determined to help South Viet ary, even though Oongreea has The church was already failed so far to act on the 19M •rowded when the procession Vena of Boston sang "Ave The Italian television network Mrs. Rafcideau was born in Nam stamp out the Communist Maria" at the request of Mrs. cancelled its programs until late Viet (3ong. budgat^tha money bills for fls- entered and a choir sang. Ftifhude^ihia, Pa., on May 8, 2. 8tiU to force U the Kennedy leal 1984, already flva months Mra. Kennedy and the two Kennedy. Vena had sung it at afternoon, when it planned to 1698, a dsughtor of Mrs. Mar- Kennedy brothers sat in a front the Kennedys' wedding. reopen with a telecast of the gnrett iMcDonsid Burke and the objective of withdrawing at old. pmv. Her childrencMldren were with . At this point, ^ rd in a l Cush- President’s funeral. Theaters ktte John Burke. She was the and other public entertainments U t . OaroUne CbroUns rocked back and widow of Frederick Rsbideoii. Manchester; and tour ,r.- in the background, prepared to were closed. Schoolteachers to forth gently as the choir A sorrowing Main Street at noon today. Other Mirvivora besides her dilklren. stopped singing and silence fell read the most Important read­ temipted their classes to talk mother era two brothera, Jo­ Adjoiimment orer the church. Then an organ ing of the Mass: the proclama­ to their students about Kenne­ Tbe funeral will be held to­ dent Kennedy, and to convey seph T. Burke of Manchester bim n playing. tion of the Holy Gospel. dy’s life and works. and John Burtce o f Stretford, morrow sit 1 p.m. sit the HUs could take wreaths to the foimd sympathy with Mrs. Ken­ and Mns. Frederick Mathla of hewed their heads. Gospel of St. J(^n, when Jesus U.S. Embassy. Kennedy Bier TVenten, N.J. gregational Church, wtB offlc- Help Johnson said to Martha: nedy and toe family of toe late tate. Burial will be to Center Because of the cathedral’s More than 1,000 Vietnamese The funeral wifl be held to­ hmlted accomodations, admis­ "I am the resurrectlan and President and with the govern­ Cemetery. (Oonttnned from Bags One) students, many released only ment and people of the U.S.A.” morrow ait 8:30 ajn. foom the sion to the service was only by Ufe; he who believes in ms, Friends oaU at the fci- this month from political piiah At headquarters for the North In Night Vigil John F. Tleroey Funeral Horn*, may apedal card. thou^ he is dead, will live on. ons, filed along the rain-mat­ neral home today from 7 to opening of the MBt Mnrion of And whoever has life, and has Atlantic Treaty Organisation in 219 W. Center S t, with a Mass the' present Oongrsss. Bnoept for those who walked tered atreet to front o< tbe U.S. (Oonttoned from Page One) of requiem at the Church of tbe 9 pm . heUnd ^ caisson, those invit­ faith in me, to all eternity can­ Bmbasey to Saigon. Paris, Secretary-General Dirk "We diould expedtto wbat we U. Stlkker eu lo ^ e d President Assumption. Burial wiH be to ed were In ttieir places when not die.” n ie deputy cMef of toe U.S have to do and adjourn," Hal- Kennedy to toese words: “ His movlng throng that was 9)4 St. Mwys Cemetery, Best David IX Titus tbe proceeslan arrived. For the fallen President, the miaeion, William C. Tniedieart, leek said to an Intardsw. “ Let’s service was the same as rltos name will live as cme of the miles long by the speedometer Hartford. Dsiv4d Dewey Titus, 85, of Thera was former Preeident told toe’ etudente toeir condol- great men of our time. Let’s West ^xingfleki, tom arfy of give the new Piastdint ttane to Many Ttiimaa and Ms daughter accorded to the humblest in tbs encee would ba aent to Waab- an amazed congressman. Friends may call at the'fu­ get hU feet on the ground.” Roman Catholic Church.- see to it that we are worthy of neral botna today fhom 7 to 9 Manchester, died Saturday at Vainret, who Is Mrs. ClUfton togton and to Kennedy’s family. Rep. William J,.-Randall, D-Mo. The vehicle for Ralleck'e ad­ The service contains prayers Ms acuirifice.” pjn. ’ Sprlngftekl Hosplital. tlaintl of New Tork aty. to Poland, flagB wore at half The ministers of the Euro­ There were elderly couples journment drive to a reaotutlon .BUy Graham. Protestant specifically mentioning the de­ staff on all official hidings. He was a retired techniiolan to provide temporary financing ceased as always in such Mass­ pean Common Market to Brus­ helping each other along. There Clifford W. Daley o f the Atwell Service Co. of evangelist, arrtvad bareheaded. and toe gorenimant radio and sels. Belgium, observed a min­ were people on crtuches and in for federal agancloa whoee ap­ es. television stations played appro­ CUfford W. Daley of Hart­ Boston, Mass. Arthur Dean, New York law­ ute of silence, then suspended wheel chairs. There were teen­ propriations for tha present fis­ yer and fanner U.S. negotiator Cardinal Cushing prayed :"We priate music. ford died Saturday at tala home. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mil­ cal year have not been mads. pray that John Kennedy may be their meeting. age girls in spike-helled shoes. Ha leaves a sister, Mrs. LUa On Korea and disarmament, Dancing was banned to night There were families with as dred Finch Titus; a brother, It to the fourth euoli resolution eame on foot spared all punishment and Lethbridge o f Monohester, and Edwin Titus of Wtoter Perk, since the fiscal year started on taken into paradise.” clubs and restaurants, and the­ many as five small children, be­ Rep. JMm W. McCormack, aters canceled toeir entertain­ ing alternately carried by their a son. CUfford E. Daley of Fla.; and three risters, Mrs. July 1 and cornea before the N f' epeaker of the House, walked Two prie^ assisted Cardinal RookvUle. Eva M. Tampleton of 14 Beech Cushing, performing the func­ m ent Worid Heads weary parents, all fighting to House Tuesday. In by himself. Mr. Daley was bora to New S t, Mrs. Oreice L. Howland of tions often carried out by altar In Warsaw, Poles lined up stay awake as the night wore The new measure would pro­ A grotq> of senators followed. eight abreast Sunday and today on. Brunswick, Canada, and lived in 71 Strickland S t, and Mrs. vide funds for the month of De­ •mcdg them Barry OoldWater, boys during Roman Catholic Hartford during Ms later yeara. services. to sigii the condolence book at Join in Rites There was bitter discomfort of Robert MlcKtoney of Bolton cember. Halledc will attempt to kArls. Other survivora are Me wife, - Cushing’s bands were strong the uJi. Bmbeadjy. It was ex- many kinds, but there was no Center Rd. change the date probably to Ibyor Hobert V. Wagner of pected that more than 100,000 another son, three daugteters, a Funeral services wiU be held next Jan. 31 on the assumption Kew .York City arrived Just and steady as he extended them (Continued from Page One) thought of leaving. The only ex­ from time to time. He ie a tow­ signatures would be counted. planation they could give to any­ brother, and two grandchildren. tomorrow at 2:80 p m at the that Congress could dispose of ahead of Gov. and Mrs. Nelson ' The Anted garrieone to West The funeral will be held to­ other necessary maasures be­ A. Rockefeller of New York. ering, distinguished figure, with representative. From behind the one who asked why they did It Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Berlin attended memorial serv­ morrow at 8:15 am . fram the Main St, 'With the Rev. Alsira tween now and Dec. 14. Tbree buses brought members powerfully lined face, and wMte Iron Curtain also came repre­ was, "He was our President.' hair. ices at tbe U.S. headquarters. One of the mourners was for­ Thomas F. Farley Funeral C. Sedgiriok, pastor of Bethle­ “ I see no reason why we can't of the House of Representatives Officials of toe Berlin city gov­ sentatives of Poland, Romania Home, 96 Webster Hartford, do the things that must be done canerally.ly . 'IheTlie first man off the Mrs. Kennedy, with the attor- mer heavyweight boxing cham­ hem Baptist Church of Spring- ernment also were present. Oth­ and Hungary. Yugoslavia was pion Jersey Joe Wolcott. He 'With a solemn Mass of requiem field, officiating. Burial will be and adjourn by Dec. 14,” Hal- Smtbasbus was Joseph W. Martin “®y f®"®"! her Mdc, re- er eervicee were held to garri­ ceived Holy Communion from represented, too. was moving slowly past the cas­ at S t AugusUne’a Church at 9. to Eemt Cemetery. leck said. Jr., former speaker. Rep. Adam son ohurcbee. Burial will be In M t S t Bene­ Democratic leaders already r Clayton Powell Jr., New York the cardinal. ket alone when a newsman rec­ Friends msy oaU at the fU- Thousands of Berlin citizens Prime Minister Lester B. dict Cemetery. have all but officially given up Otty Negro congressman, tow- Other members of the Ken­ ognized him. ww(J homa tonight from 7 to continued to flock to the U.S. Pearson represented Canada, Friends may call at the fu hope of action this year on civil ared bareheaded above the rest nedy faihily also went to the Wolcott said he had come 9 pjth. altar to receive communion, as headquarters and City ^ 1 to the United States’ friend to the from New Jersey and spent neral home today from 7 to 9 rights'and tax legislation but Got. Richard J. Hughes of sign condolenea books. Mbw Jsrsey and Gov. B^lllam did many others. north, and Foreign Minister nine hours to the line waiting pjn. ------Bugvsilo Berto feel that Oongresa should re­ Betitoers were to gather at Manuel TeUo, Mexico, the for a minute beside Kennedy’s main to session as long as there W. Boranten of Pennsylvania nightfall to toe Gtty Hall Square The funeral of Eugenio Berto ware ttiere. friend to the south. Outside the casket 'Why? "He was a great Amos P. TlietTlen to any chance for action. AP Ex-Chief Dies for a ceremony rinamtag It for United States, Pearson said, “ I of 76 Pork BL was hdd Sat­ The House has passed a tax man,” said Wolcott. • Amos P. Therrien, 81, of urday morning from the W. P. Just befora ibe casket was Kennedy. don't think there is any country There were families from reduction bill which is bogged aaniad IMo tbe cathedral, Car- La Jolla, Calif. (A P) Pri­ The Vatican Ecumenical Windsor Looks, died yesterday Qulah Funeral Home, 226 Mato V that feels a greater sense of Oonnecticut, upstate New Xork, down to the Senate Finance dlnal Cushing ipiinkled holy vate funeral services for re­ Council, meeting in St Peter's in tbe Blooinfleid Oonvalesoent St., with e solemn high Mass loss with the death of Kennedy Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Hospital. He was tbe father of Committee. The House Judici­ water on it tired Associated Press eocecu- to Vatican Ctty, beard an ap­ than Canada itself." of requiem at S t James’ ary (Committee has approved a and the South. But most of them Frederick J. Therrien of Rock­ Ohiwch. The Rev. Joaefto H. Mc­ Tben iba eanUnal turned and Uve John M. Evans, 81, will be peal from Joee^ Cardinal Rit­ From Britain came Prince were from the Maryland and civil rights measure which is ville. Cann was celebrant: the Rev. iV. wsJkad into the cathedral, fol­ oonduoted at 10 am. tomorrow ter of St. Louis, Ma, for people PMUp, wearing a simple dark being bottled up in tba Rules Virginia towns near Washington He was bora to Waterbury, lowed bgr tbe honor guard car-' to the Chapel of. La JoUa Mor­ everywhere to “piby for ehar- business suit and black necktie. and from the capital itself. John D. Regan was deacon; and Committee. - Vt., on S ept 27 1882 and lived tying Ibe easket tuary. ity end mutual reapeot” to the Prime Minister Sir Alec Doug­ They were there to honor a the Rev. Ekigene F. Torpey was The proceeskui down the aisle Evans, in retirement atooe wake of Preeident Kennedy’s las-Home and Sir David Ormsby man they felt had honored toem in Windsor Locks fer 44 yean. rabdeaoon. Mra. R a ^ Moe- eC the eathedral was led by 1900, died of a heart attack Sat­ assaselnatlon. Gore, British ambassador to the by his service, and nothing He leaves bwo other sons, two carone was mg-sjiiBt and solo- •irea priests, one carrying a urday to toe yard of Ms La "When these are absent, U nit^ States and an old friend could keep them away. daughters, two brothers, twen­ tot A ulal was in 8 t James’ Clark to Head ^ srnes, tbe other two flanking JoUa home. said Cardinal Ritter, “ there of the late President. ty-five grandcbdldren sind two Oemetery, with Father R e ^ reigns hatred, of wtalMi this reading the oommittai servloe. Urn wMh eondles. Ckematlon wtU follow the fu­ From West Germany, another WA8HINOTON (AP) — Long gt^-grandetaUdreo. News Agsociatidn Tba aanUnal ascended to tbe murder is a sign.” Honorary bearers, represent­ neral and toumment will be at ally, came President Heinrich before, dawn today, the first ^The funeral wUI be held altar to recite ttie first hymn of A special R^ulem Maoe for Wednesday sit 8:80 am. from ing the Sons o f Italy, were An­ Rose HUls Cemetery, Whittier, Luebke, (Chancellor Ludwig Er­ sprinkling of the crowd began to DETOOPP (AP) — Peter B. ibe Mass, pleading for eternal Calif. the council fathers was sched­ gather along the streets for the the Thomas W. Johnson Funer­ tony Romeuio-and Patsy Buc- uled for afternoon with Eroncls hard, Foreign Minister Gerhard odno. Ctoiik, 80, a great-grandsen o ' test for the dead and reminding Evans joined toe Associated Schroeder, Defense Minister Kai fimeral of John F. Kennedy. al Home, 105 Oak Bt., 'Windsor Cardinal Spelbnan of New York Bearers were Amertoo Agoe- James B. Sortops who founded men that all that is flesh and Press as a newsman in Los An­ Uwe von Hassel and Mayor Some, huddled to blankets Locks with a solentei Mass cf Mood “must come before the presiding. requiem at S t Mo.ry'a Cburob, Unellll, AntoMo Agostinelll, Sec- the Dstrott nW s, has been geles in 1914. Other aaelgn- Willy Brandt of West Berlin against the 36-degree chill, nenwd pribHaber o f tbe new.s- throne of God.’*- The British House of Com staked out positicHis near S t Windsor Looks, at 9. Burial will ondo AgnstinelU, (Mullo Difosl- mente inckided San Francosoo mons adopted this motion to “ Just as President Kennedy peiper and president o f the Jnst before the flag-covered city editor,. Paris Bureau Matthew’s Roman Catholic Ca­ be in St. Xtory’s Cemefery. do, EHsio BtenteHa and Peter oasket was carried into the ca' tribute to Kennedy: always stood on our side giving Patrtooa. Evening News AModatton. chief, foreign desk newsman in the people of Berlin and Ger­ thedral for the Requiem Mass Friends may oaU sit the fu­ ttaedral a bond idayed "Hall to “ That a. humble, address- be still many hours away; neral home today and tomor­ Otortc eooceeds Warren S. the Gbief.” Then, softly on the New York and Rome Bureau presented to Her Majesty pray many strength and courage,’ 1 Booth, wbo was aisetsd ofaair- chief. now bring our assurance that Others, some with lunches and row from 7 to 9 p.m. autumn air came the strains of tog Her Majesty to be gracious­ picnic baskets, took places man of the board at directors hymns. Survivors Include toe widow, ly pleased to express to the we will stand with the United Fonersis- after 11 y ea n os dtief ejEecut’-vc Aimee; twd daughters, one in States and its people in this across from the White House John Trueman And, during tbe slow, final President of the United States and along the route of the fimer­ efricer of the Evwttpg News As- Journey, the sound of bagpipes New York City and one to of America the shock and deep time of crisis," Brandt said. COVENTRY—John Trueman, al procession. 81, cf Rivar Rd., died yesterday Williaro F. Johnston soolaitlan, which owns the nswe- was______heard — from____ the _____ Black Washington, D. C., and three sorrow with which tills House From Belgium came slender peper and WWJ-AIC F^' young King Baudouin, from The sky was brilliantly clear, ait S t Francfo Hospital to Hkrt- Mid Wateh pipers who were among grandchildren. has heard of.>the death of Presl- The funeral o f William F WWJ-TTV. Booth also ha.-: Greece Queen Frederika, from but the temperature was not fo n t , and Johnston of 183 LydaB S t was been a dlreetor vt the eotpor- South Korea President Chung expected to mount above 48. He onvned and operated held Saturday momtag from Hee Park, from EtMopia Em­ Then, as the sun began climb­ dairy farm for more than 40 atkm slnoe 1995. ^ W. P. Qudah Funeral Home. Evening News Assodaition peror Haile Selassie, from Italy ing on the bright, nippy fall day, years. He was a member of 225 Main St. IBirtol was to St. dlrectora also etoeted Bdwin K. Foreign Minister Attilio Tied some took vantage points on .the Washington Lodge, LOL, and Bridget’s Cemetery, with the ^^^beeler to tbeir board and For Dtsssrf This ^ onl, from Turkey Premier Ismet steps along the sides of the Lin­ tbe Royail B a ck Preceptory. Rev. Richard Bollea of st coln Memorial around which the named hfan eoGsoiitlra vtoe pres- Inonu and from the Netherlands Mr. Trueman to survived by Bartholomew’a <3hurch readlnr Crown Princess Beatrix. funeral cortege was to pass on tato wife, Eugenie Lsiwton Tkue- the committal servlae. tdent at tbe parent oorporoiUon. THANKSGIVING the way to Arlington Cemetery. Wheeler wlU e as gen­ Crown Prince George of Den­ man; two sons, Ernest J. True- Bearers were Robert CWe- A score or more waited at the main and W. Franklin Tniemon eral numoger at tha nswopaper. Be Sure To Serve A mark said Danes and Europe cemetery's main gate, the open man, Gerald Ctoleman, Robert were “shocked and horrified" of Orventry; a deyugbter, Mra <3aik served for tbs past two grave about 200 or 300 yards Raddtag, Robert E. Johnston ^gtora^aa vfoe president wid 4s- by the assassination. Golda above them. Martin. Makulis of Coventry; a Jr., Robert O. Johnrton Jr. and stoter, Mrs. Maigaret Platt of puMtofaer a t the nsws- Meir, Israel’s foreign minister, Along the streets, groups were Henry CatkosvricL declared “ tMs is the most hor­ coming in every direction, bun­ ROYAL rible reason for coming to dled against the cold, carrying Washington." lunches to paper bags. ICE CREAM CAKE Japanese Prime Minister Ha- By 8 a.m. the north side of yato Ikeda told Rusk, "I have Pennsylvania Ave., across from no words to express my sym­ the White House, was jammed. Delicious frozen puddins that’s < pathy." Foraign Mtoister Mah­ Around the corner on Connec­ moud Fawii of the United Arab ticut Avenue people lined the chocked full of fruit plus rich Republic said of Kennedy’s street for a block or two. Then JOHN F. KENNEDY creamy vanilla ice cream—Deco-^ death: “ We should all endeavor there was a gap but there was 1917-1963 rated With Heavy Cream. . . Will to serve his memory by deeds another gathering to the final -M serve sixteen. to line with his valorous service two blocks before the corner toward a betjer and more con­ where the cortege route turns to structive humanity." the cathedral. Among thoM whose arrival *'lf Is Cruel When Spring t - Per Cake bor.e a special meaning was Bamon De Valezat of Ireland, 81 Is Smiffen By Witifer*’ 2,50 and with failing eyesight. About Town We’ll also have stenciled siloes of ioe" Last June, the Irlsn-descend- ed,Kennedy visited Ireland and cream and frozen pudding to pints and Walter H. Godfrey Jr., 'son half gallon.^. Please order early. now De Valera, accompanied by hie two sons, Vivian and of Waiter H. Godfrey Sr. of 79 Brian, Was reciprocating under Brookfield St., reaettt|y enlisted See this Ice Cream displayed at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer's store. Please place to the United States NavyIravy as a »your order by Monday, Nov. 25 (Also available at the plant on 22 Warren Street, Manchester). heart-rending circumstances. With De Valera, too, were 24 seaman recruit and to undergo- vS/VVIMGS cadets from the Irish Army recruit tretal^ at the Nla- i-i }i(/ I-O/VX Military College, flown over, by TVahUng Center, Great '''■'< I \ I I I, s requeat of the KInnedy family IH. to form an honor guard at the ) K2E CREAM CO.' funeraL F r u it L o 8M 6 C u t On his visit to Ireland Kenne­ fO O fa4 etim efiPlM r,. Manufactured In Manchester Since 19241 dy had expressed admlratitm PORTLAND, Ore. — Cheml- for the performence of the ca- oaia that stop fruit from drop­ BRANOp OFFICE, ROUTE 31, COVENTRY Manufacturers of Orfitelli's "BANQUET SPUMONI' data wbM he placed a wreath ping off the tieeeriibo ripe have on graVM of oi Insh revolutionary out such tosses flram 20 per ;.2J WARREN ST., MANCHESTER Phone 649-5358. leadsri at. 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S • A PAG E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MQNDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1968 IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1968 P A G E S E V E N Uves; We either give op J___ L pagan ttian dviUaad, and proto­ fOr aaylqgt Democrift PartF, In scHOorJim m s HUmrt^pBtpr A Thought for Today g r a n d on whioh.we «ta*M •*« col marely elaboraita nonaenae. O p e n F o r u m their apaeehas, I would Mggaot Ballingers Plan Slow God to provide ua a njw nurM rMt along to the family that you ptopooe to tba Damo- SpMMond by tha Flag Stolen Elder Kennedy limousine, driven by chauffeur Science Shrinks Piles ^ Bat yaatardi^ wa aaar H aB foundaCkn, to HOLIDAY B' NUS ProfUe, I £»ttiti0 IfpraUi crata that they ehapga their To Exhibit W 5^s tor OsuaoO of beoausa In the Btola It if Ctod Davis Heads Frank Saunders. and tound It toBy appropriata *FBlttifhl toippwteeeP . party’s ndma-to the Dwnocrat Dr. Russell 8. Boles, Boston w r Tam Party. sneaking and not man. ITie United Btataa flag, Decides Against and right, and we mm the maa- TV) the Kdttor, Ruabanf and erlfa painters Melvin T. P"taraon VALUl Oh neurologist, said the former New Way Without Surgery oo. me, News Itama have provaf that How de you Baedr A r e a D r iv e flying at half stato In front ambassador displayed “ tremen­ atve, flortaua rlat Of the Capi­ Ihe entire. "Womea’a Auxll- B a r ^ BalUngsr and Kay MolU- BmasHMl Luthann Cliuroh of the Bowers School, all Damocrata are not danio- “ Jseua oafd to them, have y w FAMOU - Attending Rites dous courage” upon learning tol at the end of ifie long avo- iaay of the Fire and Pollee Jun­ cratlc. Bow much kmgar taeiiM son Bafflagar, both wHh Man- narar read to the acrlpturesT” Priheeton St., woe stolen Stops Itch-Relieves Pain ior Athletic Aaaociatian” chaotar aaioclBtieiia, will pre- Saturday of his son’s assassina­ nue with a aenae of relief and such irony continue whan the A sUtewide campaign to Saturday — aK«rarftly by __ .K. M tWoaahthorough that ■aflarars m tend their hand of thanks to oant an exklMt of their work at Matthew 21:Aaa. Tattlen Get $883 HTANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) tion. The family waited 21 hours lU m r m k . It. V. (8P..U I) - F ar th# aaeurmnee that It waa still Democratic Party controls the' There Is not only the prob­ rtdse funds for The Connecticut beer bloated reveleni. M tenlahiBg atatamanU Hka PHaa Oetobar i. im the newspapers, poHcemen, Bre­ their studio-hams at Bakervilla, —Fomer Ambassador Joseph toter John F. Kennedy died be­ flrat time adenea haa foead a naw etanding there, for ua to be­ OengraMr and the Chief Denu^ lem of not reading the Bible in WASHiNG’rON — About 006 1 8 4 7 Institute for the Blind opens In Miss Esther Oranatrom. P. Kennedy griwed over the fore telling his father. hava eeaaad to ba a ptobleml r w t Brtaias HBcapt men, p r o f^ o n a l men, mer­ crat occupies the White House, oa RL 3i Mat of Torrington, kaalinc aCbaUnea with a ^ »- Tba aacrat la a new healing aub- hold, for ua to defend. chants, ooachea, and parents tor from Nov. M to Dec. 3. our day but the added dlfflcuUy Informers helped the the greater Manchester area principa], and a school Jani­ death of his assassinated Presi­ Boles said It was the elder iahtnf ability to ahrink hemor- Boudars. Batar^ at yet democratic legislation-can’t For Leadership tor reported yesterday that aunea (Bto-Dynae)-dlKOT«7 of • .n a t OffiM at Maaebaatar Cooa. their abundant donationa and for people to reed ft with under­ Revenue Service ooBect ROGERS BROS. next Monday. dent son today at hla summer Kennedy’s decision whether or rholda, atop Uehlnf, and rallave l aBaad e>*aa Hall Mattar. And today it will be the same, be paaoedT Balltaigar, a land and sea- standing: One la amaaed how 600,000 in taxes, penaltfca^a^ the flag was missing frbm home as the nation paid its final not to attend the funeral. a worid-famoua raaaareh i“ *tHute. aa the panoply o f atate la joined support of our Annual Harvest Slncaraly youra» Bcapa artlot, bos given painting SHVERPIAn Heading the local drive la naln - without aurfary. Thla aubatanca la now avallabla Dm o c. Wa are ainderely proud ha ean rood the BMs without interest In fiscal 1903. Thrir EDITOR’S NOTE—To Lyndonf’Navy lieutenant commander the pole In front of the Bow­ tribute. Kennedy suffered a stroke two - In eaaa aftar caaa, whlla gantly •DBKKlFnOM RATH by the panoply of rBigion. Jim Dougaa axmMttons to Manebaoter pub­ being fully aware thtt the BUfe average reward was SOSS. Dr. Eugene M. Davis, Manches- ers School, apparently taken Although the ailing senior yearo ago and has been con­ In nqipaatiary Pamabia la Adraaea of tfwse oantributori from the lic schoola, and ^ipaared this Balnea Johnson, the presidency who received the Stiver Star rallaving pain, actual raduotion under tiia name Praparatta* • a a • a a* a a a a a • a a a from hsgtaming to end focuses ^turday evening. Kennedy was pronounced physi­ fined to a wheelchair since. 131006 thinga, Uieae insUtu- town of Manchetoer, bemuaa An Appeal. fan at tba Manriiaater Fine Arts Of the United States came sud­ from Gen. Douglas MacArthur. (ahrlnkara) took plaea. ___ At all drug eonntara. ------aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iLW aUentlon on tha purpose and cally able to travel, he elected ■oatamaaingof all-raiulUwara aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 9 > O 0 tiona, tfieae aymbol, are our their generosity abowed how in- FMUval. denly and shockingly on a nm- He has two dominant qualities Behind the school waa a T o Bvarybody. actions of God in His reiationa to remain here during the Wash­ TREA'nNO 80ILF.D HOf’KS D t b a aaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaa l«r tereeted they are in the M ld^ Mrs. Ballinger, who la known 'ny afternoon last week. But for —energy and focus. litter Of empty beer cans. Mila. When we k x* to them, A whUa back I wrote a lat­ with men. By reedllig the Bttile MANCHESTER ington funeral of John F. Ken­ To rem ove odor fronrf soiled and Pony League football pofesalonally as Kay MoIIlson, iH H iBoihrir... tnoat of hii life had been pre- As a senator, Johnson worked “How low can people KBMBSR o r the fenteamagoria abba. teams. ter to the Open FOrum a f the naa portrait with understanding one is con­ stoop?” asked a Manches­ nedy. socks, wash as usual and then T n ARBOCIATBD PltKSB Manchester Evening H erald portraits of Arthur H. R-' 1847RofgnBiHjB , paring for leadership, in the 14 and 16 houfs a day. Hla. day Tka Aaaoelatad Pnaa la azclu- Nevartheleaa, too much mad- ling, Thomas Bentley and Miss fronted with the ehaUenge of CYCLE SH O P ter police officer on duty Kennedy, 78, went for a motor soak thoroughly in a gallon of ^ If w w w to The Auxiliary's sole objective about our United Fund. I Mked first of three articles spotlight­ started at 8:80 a.m. with coffee, water to which one fourth-cup S' ~ aatftlad la Iba oaa ^ rapab- neaa, too much berserk chain Haaal Lute hung In Manchester making beak: decisions of life ing the new president, Reiman when the complaint was re­ ride thte morning, accompanied c t an aawt dUnitcbaa is fund raising, to allow thosa you to send in your oontrftw- the New Tork and Washington by his niece, Ann Gargan; and of vinegar has been added. Af to It or aot otaanrlaa teams the proper equipment aOhooU and at the Lutz Mu- for time and eternity. When we 119 Middle Tpfcs. West GIANT 57 PC. Morin, Associated Press’ Pullt- newspapers, and the Congres­ ceived. madneaa, oouM topple even Uon ft you had not bean at come face to fa«e with the Stole the Rev. John Cavanaugh, fami­ ter soaking, squeeze but do not la tb ^ ^ g y r aad alao tba and insurance needed yearly. aeum. Phoue OtO-SOdG SERVICE P 0 R 8 eer Prize-winning reporter, re­ sional Record., aawp pabliab^ ban. auch inatltutlons and symbola boms whan the ooBcItir caMad The show wiU include both we are preaepted two altema- ly friend and president emeritus rinse again. If possible, dry In All rliBta of npobllcatlea Without the help of the towns­ lates how a telephone call on He would go to his offica at sunshine.’ I theae. from United Fund. Tour re­ ■•Ascapes and portraiture, and b o b KIERNAN, Prop. July 2A, I960, summoned the of Notre Dame University, A tl diapatebaa "■—harelB a— n alao people, we could never attain sponse woe woiidesftl and I’m . . . ALL FOR| 8, sometimes dictating to a sec­ \ Ihelr only real foundation la our goal; therefme, our heart- la open daUy from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Texas senator to becom e the retary in the car. State Stops M t gratitude goes to each and truly grateful, but thire are TH E SMALLI DemocraUc candidate for vice In a day, it was not uncom' ran anvloa oil ant of N. B. A. neither In rock nor In hlatory'a atUt some to oome in ... ,dM licyel* RspoiriBg O F MANCHESTER larriea. Die. _ tradition, but In the present every one of theae faithful sup­ KEEPDrO STEP PRICE OF 52 president — a call that led him mon for him to receive 70 call Pobdalien Rapnaantatlraa — Tba port en . you fotget to mall youra par- PHIULJPSBURa, N.J. (AP)— AU Types—Expert ta the nation’s highest office. ers, 600 letters, 600 telephone Activities to iMUna Ibtbawa Bpaclal Acaacy — aaoity of the people. hapa? fa v Totk. Chicaco. Datroll and Thanks so much for making Terln 'brothers barame fathers Ouaranteed Workmanahlp PIECES. $84.50 calls. How does. anyone know? That alone can austain and our organization one of success. I keep mentioning the word of sons here the same weekend. By RELMAN MORIN His staff maintained a chart, a SBlCBCR Ain>IT BCRBATJ OF defend them. "yosn:” ... do you-aoUoor I do Ptok-up and Delivery BtautifiR sleeBse obtat kind of box score, that showed Say Farewell CDCnLATIOMB. Tours sincerely, Timothy Janes’ wife, Marilyn, WASHINGTON (AP) — At 8 That aanlty may be difficult tors. John McNary, tMa puspoeely, for this la truly gave birth to a aon Saturday gvaiUblB. your United Fund, and wfthmit morning and Thomaa Jones’ ™ mo™., C .... BaraM Pitatlag Conpaay. to define, but there are al- Secretary AyalUblB te $ b OIm b (Continued from Page One) thiaadal raapoa- and your help we oonnot do to­ wife, Barbara, followed suit Sun­ 14, 1960, a ringing telephone let’s funcUon,” he would say. MbUlty tor trpoj^phlcal arron ap- waya human aamplea of It. piaHat la adrartlaamenta.aad. otbar tors. Norman Bjaricman, gether all the good tMnga we day night summoned Lyndon Baines when thtogs seemed to be bog- sup, poetor of Bridgegxirt’a First _ __ naatter Th^ Hanebaater There la President de Gaulle President wish to aa a result of iUnfted Johnson to his moment of 4ea- E*"* dobm. , ^ t ' r Predbyterlafi Church, "at least realBK Banld. to Washington when small Fund. So won’t you mhember tiny During an airport stopover we listened.” Douganle Aohitioa that the *Tr’ in Unltad Fluid r^ L o e T / The call came from John F, one day. Johnson placed long DIaplay ad>«rtlatng cloatag houn; minds thought he was peeved "If we dy her Negro nijrse. onc^ I agree that any other name mail ft to me today. ^ehester for all Alrliaeo,^ the land, chairman of state gifts. In MondBy, Novamber 35 OPEN 7 ^ V S •IT MAOf BTHnir •1m ITtotangMfv JfAhlTMftn I lUlTi. their heads in disbelief and THURSOAVS curee and spiral one would call the Democratic' Edward J. ToitaUal, WRallroada and SteamsIilpW geles, Kennedy asked Johnson the local area, which includes IG-Lb. W ash—35e to taka second place on tha "At night he comes home dog- saying: Party would be incorrect. I General Cfaatanan Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Tol­ "Th’jigs like asoasalnateona FRIDAYS fail to aee though what'a un­ •-Lb. Dry dean—$3.00 ticket. tired. We seldor.i go out. Lyndon AfBiiMt Canw And Spiral To A Rival Medium Tour United Fund 5 Lbs. il.35 land and Vernon, some 9,000 di­ happen in other oountries but grammatical about the name, of Mench eater. The vlca presidency? Second says he can’t put on a black or rect-mail appeals will be made Democrat Party. Read Herald Ads, place? white tie every night and still do not here.” TV* try to And reaaan In un- A general oompliment is due to residents. Johnson Is a proud, dynamic, hte Job.” po— cn, nM onality In iirwtion- Grammar hooka say that In accepting the appointment a medium to which we newspa- words are classified Into eight Truck Tettmr Neut driving man,' 1 On July 3, 1966, a heart at- allty, MmpMolty In oontTwlictlon pere normally consider our- Moreover, as Senate majority 1 tack felled Johnson . . ^ Dr. Davis said, "Connecticut Police Guarding BED... groups called parts of speech, blind children who attend Oak —ttH, If w« deal merely with aelvee rival. Televialon'a cov­ and that it is how a word la TUIMA, Arix. — A. now SO- leader—and an incredibly sue- He stands 6-3 and he weighed oeasful one—he commanded 300 pounds at the time, Hill School In Hartford deserve ■paelfle etroumatanoe—can be erage of the drematic evenU of used tn a sentence thift de­ foot Azmry truck for tasttog the same opportunities for full Oswald’ s Body Girard Perregaux termines whether a word is on ttankad and whariad vshfotas enormous power, far greater Qmvaleacbig, he w m orderto for the holiday! a bopeleea taA, merely leettof last Friday ofteriwon and eve­ than that Invested in the office by his doctors to cut his weight education that sighted children adjective, noun, verb, ate. Thus, la to UBS at tha Turns Tast have. But their specialized edu­ to more inreMon. ning waa a remarkable teat of of vice president. his habit of chain-smoking clg- PORT WORTH. Tex. (A PI- You’re ready for the children and grand­ Democrat la an adjectava that Station. OnmpBcatad alactronic cation entails great expense. Two policemen stood guard to­ Bo It le wMh Um epocWlc aote that miadivmik oapaoMdes and modifies Party by rules of equifanent on toe track ohaclui "Once there were two broth- arettes, and his working hours, Qirarrf Parragaux ^ diamond watches start at $95. The children when they arrive for the holi­ grammar, yes? ars,” aald Thomas R. Marshall. Ha lost 26 pounds and stopped "Last year the cost of edu­ day outside the room where the o f Tloienoe wtdoh liKve, in tlM talents, and tba vardkt bos to Ilia p o tto m m not to tost v»- body of Lee Harvey Oswald lay days . . . because your living room or den Rather than have you ceoaura hielea. ’The trade can tow, or vice president to Woodrow Wll- smoking. But he waa soon back cating and training each blind oval, with tvranty-four diamonds, $800. The round, with peat tliree day*, made ttda na- be that H rasa to Ms emargency son. "One ran away to aea, the at the same workliy child at Oak Hill, a division of in Miller’s Funeral Home. now features an Ecliixse Innerbed. In- Meade Alcom and - Thomas be toarad. by, tin rahlola bring Pre two full-cut diamonds and synthetic sapphire crystal, tfon Bladder. Dewey for being ungrammatical other was elected vice presl- He la to focused, so hl^ly the Connecticut Institute for the Funeral home personnel de­ nerbeds are smart, comfortable sofas by opportunity tor pubUe aervtca teotad. livered the body of t)ie man ac­ mogniAoenUy. dent, and nothing was ever I concentrated, that when he has Blind, increased $383. This $1M. la 14>karat whHa gold. Federal tax Included. T o try to waotra aB theaa heard of either of them again." something on his mind he seems raised the per capita figure for cused of assasstnating Presi­ day. When your folks stay over the holi­ •ota, tor any lostoal undar- 3t took tha nation, os It alone But Johnson arouses strong I not to be able to leave it, even the year to $8,642. dent Kennedy to Fort Worth days, your sofa converts to a mighty ■tandliic, tor any tonpUflentioa ocuM do,-to tha very opat and loyalties In others, and he gives temporarily, “ This year there are 140 chil­ from Dallas. comfortable t>ed every night, fitted .with "We don’t anticipate any trou­ o f oar etnottona, la merely to moenent tor the unfolding of hit In full measure. An Incident dren enrolled at Oak Hill who a real bed-style innerspring mattress! must be assured of our com­ ble.” said Lt. S. D. Pruitt, head­ boooma the more ecotoaed and new ohaptora U the aid, en- Hla own chances for the preat- This reporter went to his of V, Spring adjusts, too, for 'TV watching, LOANS U dency were gone. If Kennedy flee one day for a prearranged prehensive services. It is most ing the police guard, "but, we’re grosoring atory. ft showed aa P TO important that the Greater hero to protect the peace.' reading, or just relaxing in tied. The .'S4- won, the opportunity probably Interview. Johnam Just won Oswald, 24, was himself the Lat oa Mca, tor enoogh ef much as It could and told m would not raturn again until an impwrtant objective on the Manchester community raise Us nlms inch "Revere” love seat shown, $219. portion of the statewide goal of victim of an assassination Sun­ an enampla, equally logloal— much aa K oouid, to the way of 1968, when he would l»e 80. Ha day in Dallas. Jack Ruby, 62, ifW flf«$ ~.8llVf 8SMITMS Other models start at $199.95. knew the degree of his Impor-1 still. He fidgeted and twisted be- $66,000." ar aqually ffiogknl—ttiaorlea inatant news fact It managed, owner of a Dallas striptease •M Main Bt., Manchester tance. for elAt years, would be hind his d e^ Assisting Dr. Davis are E. qolckly, the preperatlon of Theodore Bantly Jr., Atty. club, was charged with the slay­ Phaae StS-tMl about ttio aaaaaainadlaa o f Hm determined Kennedy. As * *** **^*^vf*! oomtnmt and evaluaitton. This * 1 ,(K M). oUticlan, he also knew that 1 flr«t question ^^sald, “ Excuse Robert E. Beach, Mrs. Jeanette ing. pouucian, ne aiso anew Beechler, Edgar H. Clarke, Dr. Only a few newsmen along Neither of iheae theoriea w« repeated. It didn’t register. rity, Everett T. Keith, Walter N. L^clerc and Mrs. Jacob F. Oswald’s mother. Marguerite eontinue to guide ttie emotions, aentlng opiniona and ooncepta A aensational value made with A «oond Ho already was phoning another BENEFI CIA 1. And ra **•, man. Several teleitoone calls Miller. Oswald, lives here. toe thinking, and peiftaps avan and vignettea of people and supeiMoft leather, warm ny- soenos and plaoea which were TAKE LONGER TO lut®*", lnterH>orsed with Instruc- tbs action of many people, per­ REPAY — k » ahearling lining and non- £ tion. to s e ^ l staff members, haps even the emotions, think­ pertinent to the drama, Intal- ^U P TO 24 MOI4THS — skid flexible soles makes this F r ld a v - h ’®*®^ through the first ques: ing and notion of whole nations. tootuaBy reopeeteMe, and ad- Call Beneficial and ask for cash fagIt dean up leftover boot the bonanza buy of the ^ VSraf tour month., «<» X te r* ”daV“ ''* One theory, bom the taistant miiaMy eloouted. bills, take care o f exi>enaea, you-nai ne-it Tba folks at Btaeflclal Uk«i$o oay ‘‘Taa!’' Call . . . now! ' year. to the heart at the alleged eaaaaain o f Presi­ If there was repetition in all Need holiday money? EXAMPLES OF lO M iS O N 2[4-MONTH PLAN B. Bronze W ax Mth president of theth^ UUnited n lt^ Idaat—ha j,ig was complete- said dent Kennedy wea bknaelf neir- this, ft waa a neceoaary pact of HM dsred, was that the aaaaaain toll and oomplete tonetlonfaig AMOUNT or LOAM $300 $500 $700 $1000; Newest version of your fa­ wea murdarad by fellow oon- with the story. V, U the otM a ; K„ru'ss! r vorite sport footwear. The went to a ball game It waa aplrabara of the eertrenia latt In department a t interview reao- ■OMTHLT Bepaymeal 16.75 2658 36.41 51.161 color is as mellow as candle the-pompany." order to keep him tooin talking. tion from the “man on the ehief executive. —a 4a I alEHlflMRra*Jenson’s m WivMVclose AAAVtnAffriend, OOa*«Sen. light. The leather is as soft Get an HFC The other theory, bom the street,” there waa some ocoa- 806 MAIN ST. (Ovw Woolworth’t) MANCHESTER hhST^fiu h?5&eif *h I Richard B. Russell, D-Oa., once as <;andle wax polished to a Let Ito inutile hlnteelf. He l aaine inatant, waa that the mur­ olonal mawMahneoe wMch Mttehall 3-4156 • Ask for tha YES MANafar - Shopper^s Loan low glow. These are the per­ CtlC8 ■ftla I "Lyndon Johnson hasn’t got der o f tba aaaaaain had been ar­ suited from the neoeoefty to ask L***" ** «Mti $20.60 wkM magto m m m "I am a free man, ah Ameri- U toMMaUM aaUMy totiHaato e r m S M t o . fect partners for any sports­ the best mind in the Senate. He ranged and toiersted by right soma question whan no tafteBl ean, a U.S.^senator and a Dem isn't the best orator. He isn’t the gent, rational question was poa- wear. ocrat in that order. I am also best parliamentarian. But he Is Shop now for the best buys erlng eatieiiiiata to order to a liberal, a conservative, a Tex­ alose by toroa a eoaa which to>le, that waa one o f C Suede Classic Beg. $7. the best combination of all those on seasonal needs. Pay an, a taxpayer, a rancher', a qualities." ■Mgbt have been weak in the tfatnga and tha one bHgIft on ” * 5 . 9 0 buslnesaman, a parent, a voter, cash. Repay sensibly. Sandler takes butter soft Beneath the high-energy ac­ pro BOMea of the law. the whole pertormance. and not as young as I used to tion, the pressure and drive. Borrow confidently suede, sparks it with shiny be; nor as old ta I expect to be NaMber of these tbeoclaa, we This was tetoviaion oome of patent and sets it atop a -Md I am aU thosa things E*"' from the oldest company rentara to. say, had 13m aitgtat- age In anwrar to an I anus man. bouncy foam sole and wedge BO teed order." Associated Press of its kind-HFC. aat poaaBjnitjf of tnitb In It gency te s t Re he I ^ “ '*2!aaleTjr‘'‘*T K n heel. It whizzes you about could have added that Iba tmtb is, wa believa, that Wa offer eongratulatlana, 1IS . UIB the descendant of Baptist | irtend of Johnson, with ^e greatest of ease. too Indhridoally deranged in from at least a seotion of the w c e n tlf wrot : "When my wife You’ll want to collect this fa­ dlvMiiaia eommitted todhridaal Fourth Bstate. ‘f* “ <1 I were leaving no stone un- vorite sports classic to match ‘ i hi a futile search for a acts of madness. Thera ore oertato maiginol your sweaters. «ni9dy or treatment for a Borrow up to $1000 One can connect auch acts, as advantages which stiU reetda worker, a Janitor, a ^™ck | daughter utrickmstricken with rerahmlcerebral drlvtoi A dishwasher, and a , with up to 24 months to repay toe Harttord Oouiant aditottal with newopapers. Beg. SS.9S. palsy, Lyndon Johnson heard of 9 5 . 4 9 our trouble. He sought me out A koBO of $100 ooBta $17.00 when promptly rap*id te e f Sunday dM, wMh the “Otmw Wa can be held in the lap. MANCHESTER 13 eoBMcuiivB monthly IzMialmrat# o f $9.75 BMm. W e can be read at the pleasure In privacy.and offer^ all the fi­ ef Oain,'’ end bomoen thanu Or nancial help we might need to ena can denounce them, aa the of our audience. i meet medical expenses.” Mew Torit Tbnes edKorial this The reader oon ohooae what In hUI Senate office, Johnson HOUSEHOLD FIIIANI .monihig does, as part of a be wants to read. bad' a large, framed legend which said, "You Ain’t Lea^n’ *Bplral of Hate,” and thus de­ He can Interrupt Ws reading MOST STORES OPEN Nothin’ When You’re Talkin’." MANCNffTfR fHOFniMtt’id T d 'R SHOE SALON CALL'YOUR PUijMBINC CONTRACTOR, DEALER OR It’s against the law for roosters HEARING AID (tnae tSdaga to thte Ugnt. The to crow in Mount Dora. Munici­ MUNSON'S CANDY KITCHEN GhpMol oon ba, in our mnda, a pal Judge Jesse D. Wlllmott t a Heiit PHONE Ml 9-7IN ^Etii Street)—.jianchester CENTER a iM begun strict enforcement of Serving Manchester and Surrounding THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY WUUM 1. tWMOH, Ua Ai bf^liaat twUag at Adrian’s Wa have momonte the city rooqtor ordtaianoo. Thir­ A rea For The Past 20 Yea^rs teen rooators were banished at| 142 EAST CENTER SHEET, MANCHESTR 856 Main Street 233 PEARL STREET, HARTFORD 249-1331 687 MAIN STREET, MANCHE'iTER 649-4^03 wa Italak ritual ia more court lajone morning. (Conwr Park Street) ROUTE 6—BOLTOI^ OPEN SUNDAYS t a A B ' ------.Y 1 T? T llaaelMster, Conn, .Alao, Manch^ter Shoeing Parkade w . u o - t m

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KANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CXINN^. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1988 PAGE NINE MANCHESrail EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1988 > A G E m o irr desirable, although he said he: Symptoms of DIstrass Arising heoi had liecotne ifiterested In Marx­ eluM, with a enoie and savaral U.S. Self-FxamirtationAskedl^^^^^’'^ M otive s t o m a c h U l i f R S H fh rp n school iMHM Mra. Hairy H. ism at the age of 16. Kirkham to'report reasons for bulldoiers being used to move Ha appealed while tn Moscow DUE TO E X C I^ ^ C ID Coventry Five Bodies the heavy debris. It was Iden- ■hscncee. After having M Adrian's Spatial, that his designation as an un> QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Speed Limits Set a oommunloabla dieease chlldrai Ufie4 as that of Andrew Ravnl- After Nightmarish Weekend de.sirable be reversed. The ap­ us, 77. of Cleveland. , (Couttmied from Page One) should be cheeked by. the nur«e, peal fell on' deaf ears. Ask About 15-Day Trio! or a doctor's certMrate shotfid Vnclmmed in Twenty-one patients and ths every MONDAY, TUESDAY,-WtpNESDAY Offer! School Board Takes In London Park ( nuraes oh duty, when the fire (Continued from Page One) levels — Just, aa a matter of ebbed away in a Dallas hospi­ It U difficult to believe that be brought. OPEN THIS WEDNESDAY TILL 9 P.M. one, or all, of these could liavs -► OrerTlJJImillioo packi(i(M of tha BecauM of Increased enroll­ broke out were rescued in the ^ ------. , I fact, as areas In New York, tal. The Hebron board of select­ Ohio Blaze naUon's worst fire tragedy itoca was safe from some violence on j Philadelphia. Boston or Indlan- motivated a man to gun down WILLS HO rOKATmeieThartberniM ment It hae been nerseasry to the street. j apolis. Among his last statements the President of the United air relirt o< ,y mptom* of dwtrCM sriiinK frm men has Voted to Install speed make a change In poUeiea re­ 98 persons lost their lives in a PERMANENT WAVE ..»«.** .$10.0$ was this declaration to officers. St-mach and Ouadanal Ulcatadue to Ex- $25,000 Budget Cut limit signs of 25 miles per hour garding bus transportaitlon. No NORWALK, Ohio (AP) The Chicago fire in 1958. After leaving an auditorium, , Pravda. Moscow's organ of States. •aaa AcM—Paar OI(aatla«, taitrar Upaat in the London Park area of the Investigation eventually may M afnach, Oaailin a*. Ilaa,Ik a rii, Slaaa- youngster will be permiitted to bodies of ( of the 63 elderly pa­ The five bodies still uniden­ where he made a speech on the the Commiyiist party, overstaU;!® newsmen and to the world: liaiWMi. ata.. due to Exaaaa AaM. Ask for town. The action followed a re­ tified were given names and SHAMPOO find SET 2.59 confirm his guilt beyond ques­ ItM IxMuxI Of odiicatiofi selvfs of this service. Appoint­ leave school on- any other bus tients who perished in a fire at 18th birthday of the United Na­Tjo. ed the case against Dallas: "All i "I didn'tdidn’t kill anybodyanybody!" “WIHard’t M aaaafa" which fuIlT expialos port from residents" of that sec­ than the one aseigned hhn. A numbers by Huron County America knows that the most Oswald died very much a tion. dm home treatment—Iraa—at TBtwl to aeoejit • $25,000 cut ments may be made with the tion of the town, calling for a the Golden Age Nuraing Home Coroner Dr. William Holman on tions, he was surrounded by It is 'doubtful, however, the IB Ka propooed opcmtlnc: bud|r- high school office. child may leave the bus at a HAIR SHAPING...... $ 1*95 pickets, one of whom spat in reactionary, the wildest ele- mystery man. Although much The Green Pharttiacy, Ino. speed limit In the area within dUferent stop only by a written near Fltchvllle, 15 miles south­ the basis of Information sup­ menu have built their nesU vvas learned of his lonely, trag- world ever really will know 0t, m freM m cap' Le\\'la, finance and will be sold in the home the sonlng board of appeals Is place In Mt. Carmel Church, ' Gov. James A. Rhodes talked bodiea would be distributed to Sunday C!hief Jastlce Earl chairman, aaid his board is rooms during the morning until ' Astoria, L.I., Nov. 22, 1918. Mrs. Warren, at a eulogy beside Ken­ was struck with a far right govemrnent loan to return to Wednesday. The tickets admit the request of State Rep. Karl I with local officials yesterday funeral homes for burial ar­ placard and spat upon and the United States In 1962. ’ trylag to keep expendlturea aa H. Links to allow him to operate Leary Is the former Louise Vole- and pledged "an all-out,, intense rangements. nedy’s casket, wondered what \ low aa poatttMe and that the student.s to all home games and a repair industry in the residen­ pak. They have lived in Hebron ; Investigation” by the state fire moved "some misguided that the new President, Lyndon In the Soviet Union he mar- (btanoe membera realised that al.so will permit lo\yer prices for for the past 25 years. A son, wretch" to murder the presi­ B. John.son. and his wife had ried a Russian girl and from other conference games. tial zone In the Gilead section of marshal's office and the Ohio the board of education would Hebron. The business would be ■ their only child, Walter C. Leary I Highway Patrol. dent. been spat upon anfi Jostled here j this marriage two children were know bettor than they Just Coventry Grammar School lives In Femandina Beach, Fla. He said: "We do know that i" the I960 election campaign, bom. will close at 12:20 p.m. Wednes­ in the nature of farm equipment The governor also visited where the cuts to total (25,000 repair There would be no re­ The Lea.rys also have three Fisher-Tltus Memorial Hospital such acts are commonlv .stlmii- For weeks, news stories quot- Investigators found after his day and Robertson School at grandson.s. Michael, Kevin and lated by forces of hatred -and ing city leaders, editorials and arrest that he had a widowed h \ ^ could be made. There has been 12:50 p.m. Hot lunch will be tail sales and the bu.sincss In Norwalk, where five of the (Urther discuasiion by the indi- would not include motor vehicle Patrick Leary, and a grand- survivors still were confined. ! malevolence such as todav are letters to the editor had urged mother living in nearby Fort served as usual at the two I daughter, Mlaureen. Leary ia ' eating their way into the blood- the people to behave, to lay j Worth, that his wife and chll- sfduei boards involvM. schools. repairs. Studying the requc.st The last missing body was re­ The board of finance report­ are Chairman James Kennedy, active in the DemocraUc party covered from the shattered stream of American life. W hat, aside bitterness and to welcome ■ dren lived with friends in su- and served as Tolland Oourtty a price to pay for fanaticism." ; President Kennedy as befitted burban Irving and that he lived ed to the education board that Manchester Rvening Herald Emery N. Taylor and three al­ building as dozens of investiga­ It Mt the (35,000 for capital ternate board members. Aaron ' treasurer. tors searched the ruins for He knows about fanaticism. I his office. alone In an (8-a-week38-a-weeK rented outlaor for the Rchertaon Srtmo] Coventry correspondent, F. Reid. John Kulynyfh and Harry Days when .school nurse Mrs. Hate has spilled all over him Then— room In the Oak Cliff section of Pauline Little, telephone 742- I Harry H. Kirkham will be at and the other justices of the Su- "This is a black mark Dallas Dallas. and the (4,600 for replacement 62.n. H. Kirkham. An item to be set­ of stifio a t that school did not tled is the distance of the pro­ I the elementary school are Moo- preme Court for their decisions will never live down," said one He visited his family on week­ bedong ki a current h«xl^. posed shop from the property I days, Wedneedays and Thurs- on the side of freedom and civil | resident despairingly ths day i ends and it ia said that he dis- I days. She may be called by Personal Notices ' cussed political philosophy nei­ 2 They reoemmendad that the line. rights. I the President died. (30,600 might be handled sep­ Hearing Dec. 3 Krhool Programs I parents on any of these daya. He has been ridiculed and Sunday night- ther with his wife nor the family arately and repaid ki five years. Two Thanksgiving progi-ams Rebuilt Organ Heard In Memoriam mocked. There have been calls, "This thing is going to tear which befriended him. Je te WUe snd Harold Wal- will be held tomorrow at . the i The annual imion Thanksgivr Ir loving memory of our non and to lynch him and Impeach him | this town apart,” a young wom- Acquaintances described him On Funds Issue elememtary school. Mrs. \Vilo ' ing service held al First Con­ brother. Gregory Monaco, who was for "giving aid and comfort to i an said. in a number of ways. ilron of the finance board have kited In actiontlo November■■ ■ 2S,■■ 1944.----- Bullet Slams into Oswald^s Body "A peculiar man. He didn't be«i appointed m Haknn be­ Suprenant conducting the pro­ gregational Church Sunday ev(. - the Communist con.splracy.” People avoid each other's BORROlir A proposed additional appro­ gram. The primary group will ning, In addition to Its program Tbe flower* I lay upon hi* grave OowaJd begins to ooUapae as a buUot from ths gun of nightclub owner Jack Ruby, fired Also Sunday former Vice eyes in elevators. The streets care for people.” said his house N tween the imn boards. priation of (9,250 for the Town May wither and decay. ■( point blank nange, ameshss into hia abdomen In the Dalles olty Jail bufiding yesterday keeper. Supt. of Sohoeds Wilacm L. perform ail 10:4.') a.m., and the of praise and Thanksgiving al­ But love for him who ileepa hi* made President Richard M. Nixon are quiet. Some clerks barely Engineering Department will be so observed the installation of neath Oowtsld diod sevenaS hobra laiter. TMs dramaitic pioture of the actual ahootlng was asked all Americans to "pledge murmur as they serve you. "Defiant and arrogant," said TlBey la completing informa- Intermediate grtaip 1:30 p. by staff pliotograplier Bob Jackson of the Dailkui Hmes-Heratd. (AP Phoitiofax). tton rei}u«ated by. the American t2»e subject, of an open hearing. m. Parents are o o r^lly in­ the ohuroh's new organ, (new Will never fade away. themselves to fight this tend­ There are few customers. The police. Red. Gross regarxHng the iwe of t» be held by the board of di- vited. at least to the church, though ency of hatred and violence bars are almost empty. "An introvert. Bookish, a lon­ (he local achools and facilities rectora Dec. 3 at 8 p.m., in the School will clone for the a gift from another church i, two of his three arrests in re -' we’ve seen In the last two days. | Long lines of cars carrying er." said a sixth-grade teacher, ki an emergency. MuniQipal Building Hearing Thanksgiving recess tomorrow which recently underwent ex cent years. Being tough, show- We cannot help but deplore a ' ^^ole families roll slowly past "A quiet kind of guy," said 5 Room. SuptTIUqy has been author- reopening on Monday. Milk tensive repairs by master Slayer of Oswald Termed Ing off the muscle he worked on | man taking the law into his own | landmarks: The underpass hia last employer. iaed to aign the leaae for the General Manager Richard money will be due on that daite. craftsman John Wessel, and is FREE DELIVERY building with exercise each day, hands entrance where the President "A man mad at the world.’ Martin, in submitting the re­ There will be no banking untH now ki splendid condition. caused another—for a night spot And Dr. A. Raymond Grant, WM another description. Reynolds Sohoed ki Mansfield. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. was shot, and the police depevrt- Hia wife said he was a good Payments for Uic rental will be quest. has sugge«>ted that the Tuesday, Jan. 7. The grade ^Guys and Dolls^ Character fight. la Methodist bishop In Oregon, ment ramp where Oswald was' added expenditures be financed 4 class taught by Mrs. Manww- Mancheeter Evening Herald He lived In the world of his'said: "I shuddered when I husband, a good father due Dec. 1 and April 1. The shot. Could this man hate so deep­ looal board will use the Mana- from savings effected in the ren will vtaft MykUe Seaport Hebron correspondent. Miss ARTHUR DRUG business and seldom saw the learned that crowds cheered 1963-64 budged, of the pUMic tomorrow. Susan B. Pnidleton, telephone (Continued from Page One) time Saturday night, when Ruby sun come up. when Lee Oswald had been On ths small grassy slope ly and bitterly that he could kill ...S A F E L Y ftald school for the remainder works department. Parents are reminded to call 328-S454. crashed a news conference aa A flashy dresser, when he killed. God have mercy upon us, near the underpass were two a president? cf the school year to ease the It*8 SO easy to have a home instead of Kelly in New Orleans. A wreaths. A card on one said: 'Ihe evidence that he could (1,750 of the requested appro­ police outlined more of what first came to Dallas he chose that human life has become so "In memory of our beloved AND SENSIBLYI crowded oonditioh at Coventry priation w'ould pay for a new business associate of Ruby two they termed an air tight case fancy Western wear. cheap and that tragedy has and did. is fantastic. Grammar School. President, John F. Kennedy. But why? sedan to replace the 75.000-mlle- years ago, Kelly figured Ruby ag i^st Oswald as the Presi­ "They called him the 'Chicago been heaped upon tragedy.” From the bereaved citizens of The board has voted to pay driven pickup truck, now owned just a house . • .with new-type living concrete! dent’s assassin. cowboy,’ " 2k>ppl said. It Is said that he deeply re WUs ttotallng (6,632.26 and a was more upset over the killing Dallas." The other said simply; sented being bom Into poverty Helping you use your (sedit wisely for the by the engineering department. of a Dallas patrolman, than I1 knowKnow allBill theui€ poiiCBnien,policemen,” “He felt very^ badly » A about n the 'tTR* O f "We are all so sorry.” transportation allowance of Town Engineer Walter Fhiae Ruby breezily told Wade. "And Kennedy assasslnaUon,” said k |4 |g r L f’ S e a F C h e S He was embittered because his things you want and need is a job we take (3.50 par day for WUfiwd Rlc- over the President's death. The concrete where Oswald mother ■was forced, at times, to has declared that the veMole PINE PHARMACY A houM provides ahelter. A home does Living concrete increases desi|(n oppop* "Patriotic, he wasn’t. A police all the newsmen.newsmen." George Senator^ ^ manager^ w.. of & fell mortally wounded lay bare seriously. Whether you need money for a new ard and Bertram Labba to at- needs eoctensive repair, and that AM II. * Vegas Qub. a public live on public welfare aid. tsnd Harvard EHla Technioal much more. A home ia part of the people tunitiea—provides effectiva contrast with buff, he was.” Ruby did. He was used to be- hail **He kent savina* Its Conscience and cold in the night. He announced proudly that he he recommends trading It. To Dlst. Atty. Henry Wade he car, a major appliance or home improvements, (khod ki Daaielaon. The remaining (7,500 of the 664 CENTER ST. — 649-9814 Uiat live in i t It’s easy to live in, pleasant other materials, presents a beautiful badt* tag around. Maybe that’s why J "I got a hard knot In my believed in the Communist doc­ la Just a killer. "I'll ask the it wam’t too aurpriring when he R'ug.g ^e-tlm e ^ r t n e r in belly," a cab driver told a pas­ trine. He actively supported the Hartford National can tailor a low-oost Time Donald Oharast and David request would pay for the aerv- to live with. ground for furnishing acceaaorlea. death penalty." (Clontlnued from Page One) Judd have been approved as bus kses of thgee additional em­ Today’s modon concrete masonry fits And modem omcrete masonry miila popped out among the crowd of dance promotions had a differ- senger. "I love Texas. I have Cuban position and Its bearded Payment Loan to fit your needs and budget. A guy you like or dislike, to been in a lot of places where ktvers and Robert Harris aa a ployes for ^ e engineering de­ NEW MODERN Oils acheme of things beautifully. Called every type of terrain and lapdmping, night club columnist Toni 21oppi Prcsl- owner. Jack Ruby. 52, bbrn Ru- leader. Fidel Castro. To find out more about safe and sensible aubstituts teacher. partment, to June 30, 1964, the 1" Dallas shook blnstein in Chicago, who took it there are puts. I never thought Maybe he became disenchant­ new-type living concrete, It has the char- is practically maintenance free. It stays of the Dallas News. "Not many the city Jail to the county ^ we had these kind of nuts in borrowing, ask at any Hartford National office. The board has also voted end of this fiscal year for: people are in between.” ed when he was discharged (hat the expense of operating (1) An assistant town en­ COSMETIC DEPT. actri* and charm that suits any style of modem looking and attractive. What’s “It’s the bualness. You live for courts Americans cheri.sh. and Texas. Stupid! Stupid!" from the Marine Corps as un- "1 think he was on some sort Mayor Earle Cabell knows his the road ptuuM of the driver ed­ gineer, to be a qualified civil home... from contemporary to traditionaL more, concrete can't bum, either. Of morals kick,” said a woman He fired at point-blank range, the holidays In this to'wn. Two shotlot down Oswald Sunday, ucation course for the present engineer with hydraulic experi­ New aizea and styles, new types and tax- Budget note: Coet ia usually leas than one shot from the nickel-plated, | months of free spending and It Dallas reacted with deep grief city’s conscience. who had dated him. "He didn’t anub-nosed .38 he always car-1 carries you the rest of the "This still should not reflect daaa be kiduded in the budget; ence. turea (even new pattern deeigns) ofta an other types of masonry. Write for color­ drink, smoke, cuss. But he al­ and shame to Pre.sldent Kenne­ and that Janitors be paid for (2) A Junior engineering presents rted. (year." dy's death. on the image or character of endleee array of tkateful combinationfl— ful free folder. Gracious Homes of Living ways treated the ladies nice.” Dallas. I challenge anybody to attendance at town meetings. aide. Wade met Ruby for the first Packing the platol had caused "Who’s gonna live it up now.” The reaction to Oswald's ^emcetm SupL Tilley made a report 13) A senior accounting rec­ with unita painted or integrally colored. Concrete. death was more complex. Some say tills reflects the character on plans to use the kywer floor ord cleric. meeme openly said the killing was a of the people of Dallas," the FREE!! at the Center School on School good thing. Others, secretly, mayor said. St. for storage of outdoor elste odor*' (d*n- million. Its big growth came can go when they want to pray of Coventry High School will tote bresth). Oat PA8TXXTH st any when Northern and Eastern and meditate. LIGGETTS drua eountsr. manufacturers began moving CJollecUvely, the dty exam­ maintain office hours each AT THE PARKADE 595 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm. Par­ their Industrial plants to the ined its conscience. 0 rolling prairies surrounding the ents wUl have an opportunity COSMETICS city. to make appointments with MATERNITY It is now a cosmopolitan city. oounseloirs for this time as well These scientifically formulated cosme­ Its people are from Texas—but as during ragular school ses­ STYLES also from Connecticut, Ohio, sions to discuaa the educational tics contain active therapeutic ingre­ New York, Kansas, Oregon. It progress and plans of their dients —medically teeted— to im ^ove For The Holidays is the national melting pot of ohildren. Dressy Dresses, the Southwest. School officials hops that all skin health and restore natural com­ Sportswear, Lingerie, Its women are superbly peuents will seek a conference gowned, Its fashion centers re­ with the staff Involved at least plexion beauty. Supp-Hosc, Bras, spected the world over, Its clubs once during the school year. In Uniforms, Girdles Where Oswald Was Slain smart, iU symphony and opera V some cases more than one meet­ renowned. ing would be desirable, It was There Mutt Be An Dtagram shoitra how Lee Harvey Onvold ivoa rialn at Dalloa Oity HaB ojs he woe being tranoferred to the county Jail. He Big Texas hat.s are -seen rare­ ■aid. Glazier’s ly. There is little of the old Any graduates or other adults was brought down the elevator em rout* to am armored car we.st left in Dallas. hi Coventry who wish educa­ Corset and Uniform Shop ait OonuTMToe St. when gunned down by Joxsk Rubinstein, It is, indeed, a citadel of po­ tional or occupational Informa- EASIER WAY 6S1 Main St.—Manchester litical conservatism at certain tlOB are Invited to avail them- who used the alias Ruby. (AP Photofax). Tbers k! But don’t wait until you need anowshocs to do tbe Job. Fix yourself some low-coet storm windows NOW! Pick up a few Warp’a EASY4)N Storm m to iiiK m WITH RESPECT TO Window Kits and tack 'eta up while the tacking's still easy. Each EASY-ON Kit oonUina dear plastic, molding 4 nails Gift Selecting THE MEMORY OF E vtrythini for a complatb ALL INVENTORIES OF ■tonn window. Best of sll . . • only 894 *1 your local dealtr. MADE EASY FOR YOU AT NASSIFF'S JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY HARMAC IN MANCHESTER Our tremendous collection and our expert Confused about advice can be of distinct help to you in your insurance? selecting your skiing equipment. Let us be OUR 35th PRESIDENT MANCHESTER of service to you! Voo PKNBCIlOD CM DC WILL BE SOLD Hide piolectkMt m i 2 ean be dinstroua. H MI why we wge yok to take advantage I USE OUR LA Y-A W AY OR a t cm eaperience and know- UBLIC MARKET hod. Let us help yiou to have 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET UNLOARD CHARGE PLAN die xiglit pcdicies and oonect SAVE ON... emoenti to fit your individual . FOR GIFT BUYING naeds. Oril us today for tijhm dwefc of yoer iflaunmoel havt everything for FRED NASSIFF, Mgr. NORMAN'S, Inc. MEN'S and BOYS’ WEAR Manager Nasalff Anpa Co. W t Are Stocked With A Lorge Variety of Your Table Needs to Moke Your SKIS 18 years of knowing' what’a beat for good sports. Thonksfivieg Holiday Mod A Most Hoppy ond Enjoyable OecMton. Pleose Note Our Hours.. . SUITS TOPCOATS GLOTHINB - ACCESSORIES * Foneyp Grade A, native, quick froien, breadbreasted HEN TURKEYS from 12 to 15 Hm ., reg. (59.M but yon pay oaly G G 2 .9 0 oven ready at 59c ib. reg. (4(M but yea piqr aiily g fg .{ M * Fancy, Grade A, Northwestern TOM TURKEYS, 1963 crop, from 16 to 24 ibs. cd 45c h . reg. (69.M but yon pay ealy G 4 2 .9 G reg. (ee.(( but yoo pay only B 42.0G FISCHER-KASTLE SKIS — HART-NORTHLAND SKIS * Native, oven ready, 8 to 9 ibs. CAPONS, 79c ib. reg. (79.95 but you pay only reg. (S6.00 but you pay only g 4 8 JD 0 SCHUSS-SHORTEE-SKIS * Also: Large, native roasting CHICKENS, Long Island DUCKS, and 1964 crop'ef small HEN reg. (86.00 but you pay only g J I^ .fN I reg. (89A8 but you pay only ^ $ 2 * 9 0 McGREGOR PARKASFRANCONIA CLOTHING TURKEYS, 6 to 10 Ibs. for the smollar family. reg. (96.00 but you pay only G G 2 4 N I tog. (66.00 but you pay only * Top grode, choice bast cuts RIB ROAST of BEEF, choicol LEGS o' LAMB, solocfad Bnost DUOFOLD PARKAS ami SKI UNDERWEAR— SKIMEISTER PARKAS quality PORK ROAST. FRESH PORK SHOULDERS ond l«an FRKSH BUTTS. HUMANIC BOOTS — SANDLER BOOTS — TYROLIA BINDINGS SPORT COATS SLACKS CLOSED We’ll have our own made fresh KorV from the best of meats at 98c Ib. MARKER BINDINGS — DOURE BINDINGS — reg. (29.86 but you pay only tog. ( .H but yon pay only g g.gig Also: Swedish Bondost (cheese, plain or with seed), Rink Sost, Swedish 12 HEADBANDS — TOQUES MONDAY MATHIAS HEFTI ' Farmer Cheese, (plain or with seed) Matki Ser Cheese (old European reg. (86.96 but you pay only $22,110 reg. (14.(6 but you pay only g lg 4 |g Sm PROFESSIONAL Farmer’s Cheese), Swedish Yellow Pelaa, Brown Beans, Red Sago, Pearl reg. (9,96 but you pay «*ly $$8*90 tog. (16.96 but you pay <>>dy g ||, g g , P«S« WHILE YOU ARE AT IT . . . «EE A SHOP FULL OF FINE QUALITY SPORTS OIFTS—IN KBW ENGLAND’S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE SPORTS Sugar, Glaced Fruit in Bulk and Extra F ancy Large Imported Swediah, reg. (4649 but you pay aaly G gg.9Q 1966-1860 Swiss Olympic F m M 'S Salt Herrings. tog. (19.96 but yon pay eatg g j f . g g Ski Team SHOP. ng. (4(.9( but yon pay aaly g g g g g 175 4* reg. (9246 but yon pay only g l4 ,g g Gafit Center ^RMS CO. af MANCHESTER Street OPEN TUESDAY till 9 P.M. ^ d o s t All Day Thursday. Free and Easy Open Daily WE WILL CLOSE THANKSGIVING DAY. OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. ta 9 P.M. ' PARKING ’’HOUSE OF SPORTS” Thurs. and Frl. Phone WED. A T 6 P.M. Happy Holiday tf AVI Front and Rear NASSIFF 991 BIAIN ST. —• 949-lMT tiU 9 P.M. MAIN MANCHESTIR 843-1128 .ST„ I 9e^^ 9^rno> UKmI tlUDst ligml Siitkl

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ttANbreSTEft EV^NHSKLIJERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25.1963 PAGE ELEVEN FACE TEN MANCHKSThK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1963 be )M>aared for their academic Ehiglish. The program aoeepta RANGE vehicles hud extenuive damage vehicle Into a secono cim. drlvwi Strike Ended* HOLIDA^' B ) U‘ and were towed from the acene. by George A. Jeseop 58, of 74 achievement during, the 1962-63 selected freshmen students for T h r e e H u r t ECHS Students aecelerated clam projects lesul- Potloe are attll Investigating Fsrguson Rd. Tyler ahd Jessop school year. At Westinghouse THIS WLEK ONLY! the IncidmL had aUmped for a red traffic Hear Professor Before bSi address, Dr. Thom­ k « to honors work. FUEL O il d o u b l e s ; STAMPS MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Hobtor V. Vargaa. Z8, WiUl- ■gkt at a private puM ng lot. son will awKd blue and white In Aecidents MAN’S PLACB IS WRCIRi :* mantlc, Saturday was It wae Mported. school letters to each honor stu­ PrrifSBUROH (AP) — Strik­ GASOLINE with following too ckwdy Mrs. Ruth Tyler and her Dr. Paul van K. TViomeon. dent. First honors letters will MlAMI(AP)-^The Men's Na­ ing 'workers at four Westing- prafeseor .of Engliah at Provi­ A S5-7«ar-old Bcdton ntbtor- pollca invesflgatad a throo-oar daughter, DebWe Tyler. U , pae- IncKxM a gold star, while afeond tional Cooking Championship house Electric Corp. planU have aangars In the Tyler car. were dence College and a lecturer, honors will have a silver star. will bb climaxed with a cook-off lut, irtto Oetqrduy eventnf rear-«nd coIUbIo ii on B. MlddM accepted new contracts and BANTIV OIL •truck two ooru on B. MMiUe Tpke., near Lndlow Rd. Ha waa » up in the inddeht, taken wUI be gueet speeker at honors Meant to be sewn on sweafers here In February, 1964. The T^ke., ofM tMtng a cor of hie ordered to appear in Circuit to the hoeplteL examined and egtercleee to be held et Beat and blemers, these are the only number of-men entering these ! agreed to return to their Jobs. I OMI‘ W V . INC. The Best of Everything For Your etnptoyer, oal drpve auroy from Court 12, ManCneeter, on Dec.^9. dischaiwad. Catho^ High School tomorrow letters permitted, to be worn competitions has risen from Representatives of a fifth boUi aectdent acenea, hae been PoUce said that Vargaa rah The Vargae vdilcle and Tyler at 7:8o pjn. in the school. Father Shaw said. 11,(XK) in 1968 to 43,000 in 1961. local, at Horseheads, N.Y., have i:!i \ .N ii;i:i;i ^accepted a company proposal, chMied with evadbif rta poii' his car Into the rear of a ato|^ car, each had extemrive damage The Rev. Obariee B. Shaw, Dr. TTKimson heads the Arts Researchers attending the com­ 1 1. i.. 1 U ill II • i > aM tty (turo eounto). p ^ car, driven by Richard C and w en towed from the ac­ principsU, said 75 atudente— 46 I Honor Program at Providence petitions hope to discover how ! pending ratification by the many men cook and why. membership. liill k' lilt' I K '..IJ I 1 Bdsrard r . DubeaUiieki of ^ a r , 82, Chaplin, pushing that cident soenc, police eald. aophomorea and 27 junion— win I OoUege, as well aa teaching 1 CHOtr Jiffil Rd., kM poeted u 1600 tend irliUa ammitAnc pre- Mntatkn ki lUndieatar'B Gb’- osOt ODurt 12 on Dec. B. FoUee eoAd the auxAleirte oc cum d abortijr after 5 o’ctock, ttse fir»t juot sreat of Femeon Rd. when Dubealilnaki alleged­ Bountiful Harvest of Food Values ly drove hU eoatbound veMcIe mte tite left front and aldo of « i oncoming vehlrde driven by Ifn , Ines VVeron of 18 Oon- stonoe Dr., oauMng extenatve ilunugn to tlM Fsrron car. A CHMKE 72S ilDDLE TURNPIKE EAST fanv momenta later, Use Du for Your Thanksgiving Table! MANCHESTER bsMhkieki car then struck the left imnt aide of a vehicle dtSv an by Jamea A. llcCartliy, 37, of 18B LAidlow ltd., Ditheeliln- IT'S TIME AGAIN TO SET YOUR THANKSGIV- NO Matte r h o w long yo u r s h o ppin g Od’e employer. OPEN TUES. ING TABLE with on obundonce of good food lUY THE n S T - » u j ^ McCarthy gave chaee when LIST, you'll find everything at Mott's. Bread, the other cor failed to atop. and at Mott's yeu'ro turo to find the quality PoUce were notified end given Spices, Herbs, Nuts for Stuffing. Fresh, Havorful yft’n co«vlnc«d " and V/ED. a deacrlption of the car. The and voriety to moke your Thanksgiving Feoit the , . . at OBY ---- veMcle, with DubasMneki and very BEST. Fruits ond Vegetables, Fragrant Mince ohd Pump­ hie companion, Thomas Bleu, 2 31, Vernon, was found a short W HEN SO MUCH DEPENDS on the Turkey being kin Pies, Condies, Cookies, Cheese . . . even HI6HT UNTIL 9 time later by police at the Three J’s Reetaurant In Boi- the tenderest, meotieet, testiest . . . when so much candles for that festive touch. And everything Choose feast worthy holiday foods from the brimming For Your Shopping Convtnionco ton. Duboshlnakl waa arrested depends on having just the right fixin't . . . foodi guaranteed to be perfect or your money bocki S ifte r being brought to Man­ that ere better end fresher . . . you'll be smart to abundance at POPULAR . . . harvest-rosy fruits and chester PoUoe headquarters. vegetables, choice quality meats and canned goods of Mrs. Ferron was treated at do all your Thanksgiving food shopping at Mott's! Manchester Memoiisl Hospital matchless goodness to help you set a beautiful boun* for knee bruises. Her car had DOUBLE to be towed away, police said. tiful table. The Dubsshlnskl and McCarthy WORLD GREEN vehicles had moderate front GREEN s t a m p s 5 and left aide damage, respec­ tively, It waa reported. Martha L4eber, flve-yemr-old STAMPS daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. Lieber of 115 Crestwood Dr., CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY WAYBEST GRADE A was treated at the hospital early Saturday afternoon for MONDAY forehead contusions she re­ Open Monday, Tuasdoy and Wodnaiday 'Til 9 P.M. ceived in a two-car collision at E. Middle Tpke. and Sununlt St. TUESDAY TTii child was thrown over the front sMt, from the rear seat, when her mother at­ WEDNESDAY tempted to avoid a collision SAVE 11* with a westbound turnpike car, THIS WEEK ONLY! driven by Mrs. Clare l l Naylor of 13S Diane Dr., who was making a left turn Into Sum­ mit St. The Lieber car collided Green Giant T U R K m with the right rear of the Nay­ lor car. Both vehicles had fen­ der damage and were towed I Believe: Oven Oven MARGARINE away. No arrest was made by police. PEAS Ready Ready NAPIER 1-lb. Thomas N. McCrystal Jr., 24, IT IS STILL BRAND Pkgs. of 86 Birch St., Saturday night received a possible concussion 8 to 17 lbs. and a right arm laceration (re­ A TIME quiring four stitches) in a two- 17 lbs. and up Redeem Popukir's car crash on Center St, just west of Broad St. He was held FOR overnight at the hospital bukI N Lb. Lb. Valuable Coupons dlscharsed yesterday. THAT YOU RECBVED IN-THE MAIL Police said the accident oc­ THANKSGIVING curred when McOystal, driving eastbound on Center St., at­ tempted to make a loft turn SAVE Into a gaa atatlon. His car wa.s 4 FREE struck in the right rear by a Last FritJay night, shortly after taking the oath vehicle, driven by Paul M. Rlz- Colorful Holiday Fruit SPRY 50 or 100 EXTRA STAMPS LIBBEY STARGLOW ner, 18, of Union. of office, President Johnson said: "This is o sod 2 3 ' McCrystal was rushed to the Reg. 49c hospital by ambulance. Rizner LARGE was unhurt police said. Both time for oil people." This simple, but eloquent Just in WITH EVERY TURKEY PURCHASED statement summed up the feelings of a free time for Glassware world shocked by .the tragic death of President d e l MONTE^lvi;* SO EXTRA STAMPS 1100 EXTRA STAMPS with COUPON and Holiday Bet Complete Kennedy. Baking PURCHASE OF *7.S0 OR MORE FRUIT COCKTAIL WITH EVERY TURKEY WITH EVERY TURKEY This Thanksgiving now hos a special signifi­ UP TO 15 LBS. OVER 15 LBS. Fall Checkup V cance. SAVE Sausage Meat ,S t’, i. 39* Green Gianf 40c We must also give thanks for a nation so evolved FRESH LEAN RIB SELECT CHOICE BEEF Ground Chuck u 69« Complete lubrication and by our founding fathers that we con survive this sparkling Holiday Refreshment I Link Sausage 75* oil changfe. Engine tune- SAVELI a n optional tragedy. NIBLETS Pork Roast 3 3 !e Chuck Roast 45 u up including: ; Sliced Bacon «X u. 49* SHOP-RITE No Deposit Bottle Replace points, conden­ Let us olso pray that President Johnson and oil those who assist him, be given the wisdom and 28 O i TRY THIS HOLIDAY TREAT! ser, set timing, clean or courage they need to perform their difficult task. S o ft . replace spark plugs, clean SODASall FLAVORS A COMBINATION OF TURKEY AND CORNED BEEF MAKES A Fruit Drinks and readjust choke, DELICIOUS SANDWICH FOR THANKSSIVIN6 EVENING ORANGE—FRUIT PUNCH- GRAPE— ORANGE-PINEAPPLE tighten and adjust car- FOR ALL OCCASIONS burator, free up heat Del Monte BRISKET H i-C riser valve, clean battery for 46-oz. Cans cables, check generator To Enhance Your output and adjast belt, •MNft PEACHES l QUALITYj Corned Beef adjust voltage regulator SELECT H W.C® Holiday Table! 0 0 S&Y/ Yam s if necessary, check cool­ SELECTED CHOICE ing system and all hoses, ^ O R F Q L IN TRUE TRADmONAL FASHION, Mott’a - y hai a large variety of Jumbo-size fruits ta 2 Lb. Tall $ 1 check front end align­ HEAD CUT fill your Holiday Fruit Bowl. These are Ibe Cans ment and steering, re­ h o l w m t u w ^ ’’specially large” and “specially tasty klad’* you’ll be proud to serve. Also o bountiful pack front wheel bear­ harvest of the freshest, most Q^vorfnl vege­ CALIFORNIA Holiday ?ieeds ^ svEBv ONE« tables specially gathered for your Thaaks- ings and adjast, rotate giving Feast! | 5 HEAVY tires and balance front Alcoa DUTY FANCY CALIFORNIA TABLE Coca Cola & Tab wheelis, adjust braljes, (Turkey 25 ft. NAVEL ORANGES check exhaust system 3 to 4 Stalks to Bunch Refund of 70c) Roll 18 to ZZ HALF QUART BOTTLES 6-Pak C Plus c e l e r y h e a r t s POUNDS Oaposif mm and lights. LARGE "MIX or MATCH" jj^ Cartons lb. DIAMOND FANCY SEEDLESS STUFFED OLIVES 10 oz. ice box jar 49* MORTON'S $19.50 Labor 8 cyl. cars or largo Buddod Walnuts NESTLES CHOC. MORSELS 12 oz. pkg. 43* $16.50 Labor 4 cyl. cars 10 to 16 M IXED NUTS Full Pound Packago NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT 9 oz. pkg. 29* Good Eating Parts Extra p o u h d s NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT 28 oz. jar 59* Pumpkin lb. DonH Ifiake ’E m - Just Bake ’Em! Save 30c Doz. DOZ. O & C BOILED ONIONS 16 oz. jar . 31* CaU 649-2881 Betty Crocker PIE CRUST (8* ofl) 20 oz. pkg. 37* Pies For Appointment FARM HOUSE PIES RED. JUICY ALl-PURPOSE Betty Crocker BROWNIE MIX 16 oz. pkg. 39* Old 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. |C PUMPKIN CREAM Kentucky PUMPKIN Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SA U CE 2 i.r 49* S87 Middle Taka Near the Brasn. Manehstisr or APPLE ea. or MINCE oa. Recipe OPEN NIGHTS MONDAY thru SATURDAY TILL 9 SCOTKINS White or Colors reg. pkg. 2 for 35* Delicious Old Cortland APPLES 4 s2F Fashioned Home PAUL DODGE We Reterve the Right to Limif Quantities . ONE PIE PUMPKIN or SQUASH tall can 2 for 29* Made Flavor YOU O il A SAIN CHICK EHLER'S PURE BLACK PEPPER 4\pz. tin 39* PONTIAC, Inc. Im Hu .v»nt,, bwouw unlor.n.n Wn art ftoturing a complete selection of. Figs, Dotes, Gropes, Nuts 20-oz. MqII'i « IxAIN CMKir^ and oN ortier holiday gobies. y EHLER'S POULTRY SEASONING 8 bz. tin 19* lie 373 MAIN STREET DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WED. Sbd M r«« »wMar »W» I. *• i»«s- CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK ^ 3 x.;49< SAVE 12c MANCHESTER if. ■ 'i ■' " ' / ■

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Dec. 2 at the Town Hall. A pot by the sponaoilhg g r c ^ of lha| Avdover hick will be served at 6:30 pm. Congregational church tomor­ Bloodmoblle Visit row In the church sanctuary, mt| The Bloodmoblle of Ihs.Oo- 8 p.m. People Interested but! Church Mounjs who cannot attend on this date! .. lumbia chapter of the Red X ■ President Friday CroaB'Win be at Yeomans Hall should call Mrs. Gerald Ander­ Ifoisfor Sayg The Baby Has in Oolumbia from 12:45 to son or Gordon MacDonald. 5:30 pm. on Monday, Dec. 8. People ate needed for jobs,! ^ M w r c : A meriwrtai service for John Mrs. Henry Wrdblenski, re­ other than roles In the cast, I d Ru Go g M* axMSB F, Kennedy was held Ftiday cruit chairman, will call reg­ such as scenery work, produc­ , . SCnUTlNY FOR O g sR Been Named evenih^ at the Oongregatlonal ular donors. New donors ahould tion, and other tasks essential | pvin.icr8 PBOTEcnoN Cuiurch. call her at her home. Walk-In to putting on ,a play. n.r Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. T H e s .s R i The servloa waa opened by donors a'e always welcomed. liie play, written by Henri I N«ws|>ap«r BSnle>prlsc As m , the organist Mrs. Robert W. Moves to Offices Gheon, Is titled, "Christmas ini Kot only does the Food and Petemon playing the somberly Wed. Another town official. Tax the Market Place.” A London! Drug Administration make sure lieauUful oratorio from*. Han­ Collector Mrs. Robert W. Petei^ Tlm,es fevleWer said, ■"This i^ay that, the Iboda we eat are safe, del's Messiah. "He shall feed hia Is original In form, fresh in son, has moved into the new clean, and properly, labeled; It ciiuM till S |Mn. flock like a siiopherd. Come un­ thought, and written with great | TW toilau* town office building. siso. keeps tabs on the drugs CLOSED to him aU ye that are heavy sincerity and humor.” As the tax books and records use. One of the worst abus­ THANKSGIVING laden and I will give you rest." OOP Women Meet es is the illegal traffic in am­ The Rev. Raymond Bradley are now in the new headquar­ Mr. Mid Mini. Richard Burdy Sr., Thomas St., Rcck\'iUe. She ters, people .wanting to pay T V • Andover Republican I phetamine, ’ boi m «fct«r, Kartn Ant, 21 inort^^ ^ spoke briefly but meaningfully I Women’s Club will meet tomor­ This drug which is legally of ^ e tragic lose of this young taxes or get information should go there or call the new offiee. row at 8 p.m. at the home of sold o.ily on a dotltor's prescrip-1 leader to the nation and to all D o t o Brian Tarbcn. non ^ Office hours are now scheduled Mrs. Richard EacUe, Bunker | U(in Is bootlegged as "pep' TVMhSnDolwt, 28 Stirttn* PI. H « t^-w. toro Nov. 19 at Man- the people of the world. for Tuesda.v8. 10 a.m. to 4 p.in.- Hill Rd. pllls(" "bennies' or slay- iLr,-mw*ii Hoarttal. HBa nvatemaJ srpandparewts are Several hymns were s\mg by an awake pills” to truck drivers all attending. At tlie close of Open House Held I The program will center I W « t Hie around the poiitlcal Issuea on | and others. Truck stops, drug FREE 100<:s?STAItRS the service the Star Spangled After the 7 p.m. Thanksgiv­ teriwl Bsandparente are Mr. and Mn. NWthan Dolan, IVar^, thfe state level. Also, plans will I stores a n d peddlers when MiM. " H e h a a a lntcrt4i«c, Bnice. .1. and two ainters, Bonnie Banner was sung by BJlwood ing .service at the Congrega­ caught, bootlegging these pills With this coupon and a piirchaBo of Hudson while the congregation tional Church last evening, the' I be worited out for on outdoor L*e, 8, and Beth Loiri«, 3. ^ ^ ^ ^ Chrlstmsa tree Ughting content arc subject to heavy fines and stood In silent prayer for the Rev. and Mrs. Raymond H. All interented women are bi-j the owners to Imprleonment. $5 6r moro (oxeopt akoheHc bovor- McChan, Bruce Alan, son of Thomaa DavM and Mail- man who died In the service of Bradley ir. held open hoitee at It Is parUcularty dangerous the parsonage. vlted to attend the meeting. Ivn HOerinr McCam. *1 Oheurtnut St. He waa bom N o ^ 18 his country and for hi.s family • r » 1* • \ lor truck drivers to take these bereaved by the loss of son, Tryouts Slated 0008, tob cK C O and Fair Traded itoms) alt Mlandwiter Memorial Hoepltial. Hie matermal grandpar- Mancheater Evesilng Herald] pUls while driving becausp enta are Mr and Mrs. HairAd Hoering. P?: brother, husband, and father. Try-outs for a Christmas play, surb sidir effects as .impaired Grange Potluek to be presented some time dur­ Andover correapondent. Law-1 temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McOann, 56 rence Moe, tele^one 742-8786.I Judgment, and temporary 111 Andover G-Tinge will meet ing Chrlstrrias week, will be held A mental derangement are com­ ***- ...... mon and can_ eause tragic Wtleoa, Ixnle Lynn, daughter « f James D. and Cynthia > accidents. M yb'uths thess pills MMUngtnn Wilson. 113 Hdniirter St. She was-bom N’o\-. 11 I LB are often the first step to Ju­ Butterball...the best name at Hartford Hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr. venile deUnquehey or axperl- and Mira. Irving Culver, Straitflord. Her pateimaJ grand­ nientlng with dangerous hsblt- mother la Mra. Blanche D. WHson, Norwich. forming drugs. UNOX-IMPORTED HAMS Deeper breasts...more white meat. A great variety of drug ship­ Ohmerttn, Nancy Lae. daughter of Leauy T. Jr. and Do- ments were seized recently be­ k m « Beadani Oameron. 8 Hany Lane, Vernon. She was bom O u r Special Tradifional cause they made claims that 3 lb. $^69 5. ii>. $ 4 59 rTov. 18 wt Mlanchedter MemortaS Hloapitaa. Her maternal A&F SUratiMARKETS OKN TH. could not be substantiated. A can ^ ran li^ Most leg tendons removed...more dark meat. grandpanenita are Mr. and Mrs. N. Baldam, Pawtucket, R. I. 9P. M. TUES. &WED. THIS WEEK powdered whey was falsely la­ Her paltemal grandparents are Mr. and M ». l « o y Oameron THANKSGIVING CENTERPIECES beled to Indicate that It would Sr„ PawtuckOt, R. I. She has live brothers. Michael. 7, LAMOS Snow white clean...ready to cook. Complete with candle, sparkles, oak leaves foliage neutralize etomach acids and Mlaric. 8, Peter, B, Paul, 4, and Tim, 8; and a *rter, Patricia FRESH TURKEYS promote digestion. I Ann. 2. and wheat. Vitamin products were seized FRESH FOWL 3 9 l Specia£ M o n d a y e TOMS MQC becaime the label claimed they BychoMd, Stephen Walter, non of Walter A. Jr., and HENS M ■ O n L X fS WMaA $3.95 ■ - $4.95 - ■ $5.95 and up LB 16 lbs 8t u p " ¥ . ^ LB would 'do away with tiredness, JudBth aementtoD BychotoW, 35% WWker St. He was born TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY up to 14 lbs loss of appetite, lack of energy, /tif Thanksgiving.,, H i serve my famiiy the besti. Nov. 18 at Manchester Memortal Hoapttal. His maternal coated tongue, tooth decay, con­ TURKEY graindpM'erttB ®n8 Mr. ftnd Maw. MIchMl J. Ol€fit€ffititio. 20 LARGE ROASTING stipation, poor eyesight, bloated Wentmlnster Rd. Hia paltemal grandparents are Mir. and Also, see our fine line of PLANTS, CUT CHICKENS 4%-5% LBS abdomen, heart dlaease, painful Miia. W alter A. Bycholskl Sr., 130 School St. SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY OTO joints, heartburn, mental de­ H i get it at Grand Union f " • « • • * FLOWERS. DRIED ARRANGEMENTS pression — "you name It; we Laraia, James Tlmotliy, non of rrancte A. 8r. and Nan : I LBS GENUINE CAPONS cure It.” There is -no drug or a . Btowpod LaraJa, 74 School St. He was bom Nov. 18 at combination of druga In the CAPONS't^SS' and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS PLUMP MEATY MancheMter MemoHal Hoaphal. Hite maternal grand»ath« world that can do all thess 4%-5'A LBS nOASTllfO la Raymond H. BIgwood, Boetcn, Mteas. Hte paternal graM - DUCKLINGS things. fHther is Vincent Latala Sr.. A »a n y, N. T. He has two Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere PORK The FDA is especially skep­ bPOthen. Fianicte Jr.. 18. and Michael, 12. and four sWtern, tical of alleged cancer caret CHICKENS 4 9 l SNaryn, 16, A m , 7, Mary A m , 4, and Nancy, 18 mcnthn. PLUMP GEESE because none hns yet j^ rn OCOMA ~ nOIRLESS ^ . ♦ ♦ • • • Ample Parking All Around TJs! proved to be effective. Other Searlea, Kimbetly Amu daughter of Albert P. and San­ Selsuree were mnde of drugs dra Lentar Baaiiew, Regan Rd., RookvUle. 8t^ was bom thnt were being sold nfter TURKEY ROAST 99l Nov. 21 at Mlanchoeter Memorial Honpital. Her maternal 24 BIRCH ST, MANCHESTER CHOPS SAUSAGE MEAT ^Sl'o.7 ^.39' hnvlng been damaged In a L0N6 ISLAND _ . grandparents srfe 1®*. and Mira. J. P. Lester, St. PeterrtruiY, Are or after the expiratloa fW VTf nKIMWM f i u Her pateranl grandparents are Mr. and Mra. A. H. TNC rtO RiST 643-6247— 643-4444 BEST CENTER CUT n date has passed. Druggists KTISCElAnD Seartes, Avon. She has bwo hrcthers, ASiert, 8, and Ken­ CANNED HAMS » 2.5! were fined for refilling pre­ DUCKS 4 9 l neth, 2. scriptions far nonreflllable FANCY — WHITE ^ W m RIB ROAST 79 druge. iC An antiseptic derived from 4 0 Z A A C pine was seized because, it LB SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 JARS 0 7 claimed falsely to be a cure for SHRIMT 6 9 ° YOU'LL ENJOY OUR MEDIUM SIZE burns, ringworm, toothache and CUT FROM TENDER, YOUNG sore throat. No mention was ■csnuBonLcsf _ _ SHRIMP FROZEN « 7 5 = made of dandruff or warts. CORN-FED PORISRS Druga imported from abroad 20 to 16 to Family' Stylo and not yet givep clearance for SMOKED HAN »is69l aale In this country were also SHENANDOAH VALL£Y 24 lbs. 20 lbs Roast Turkey or Roast Beef STAMPS withdrawn. Liet it be said to the credit of IHIRNISH HENS 45c ». EMPEROR GRAPES our legitimate drug companies c m VSWM8M8BTOLt amm MM CALIFORNIA A a a C Cranberry Sauce 2 !^ 45^ that when a drug found to have m Thanksgiving Dinner LT.WOOD dangerous aide effects, the man­ Yukon Cingsr Al« 4 0% SWEET TASTING A LBS X .7 ufacturer net only voluntarily B e v e r a g e s Alit. FU<,ar..Cont«ntlFUvote, Content, ^ QT8 3 3 ^ SLICED BACON 5 5 l EVEBYTHINa FROM SOUP TO NUTS withdraws .the drug but he also ADULTS 82,95—CHILDREN UNDER 12 f IJW lOCKER PIANT and MEAT MARKH s^ d s » notd ,oF wgrnlng to ev­ ; CRANBERRIES Fruit Caka 'S 1.59,; 2.99 ery ’physician and retail drug­ 11 FOR RESERVATIONS FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT gist: in the country. BELTSVILLE or HENS FRESH ' A r t C CALL M9-5544 Pumpkin Pie 79' CAPE COD LB AD fOZ A C C A&P Mince Meat FKG AD Enjoy Your Favorite O n i o n s **"•'"* 2 2 9 ' SULTANA lOV^OZ C C C DEL MONTE — EANLT OADDEN _ DEL MONTE Legal Beverage Here ... Swoot Potatoas 3 29' Stuffed Olives manzaniua jar 55^ FRANK’S WINTER • LEASE M ixod Nuts ’ ‘^•*** 49' 2 r r 4 9 THK 623 MAIN STREET Sweet Cider HILL QTS CREAM STYLE or Butternut Squash ^ 5' 1964 CAFE * . CORNER OF PEARL Wonderfoil TSi'Z^ 2 ”rs49^ WHOLE KERNEL Frulto & Fools "'«• 69* CORN 2 ^ 2 . d OATEHINO TO SMALL PARTIES CAR weet eas ; 2 9 ' S P 2 ALL FLAVORt Alka Seltzer IAVI4c-iriCIAl OF 4 RAN0 UNIOH W a l n u t s S1MKHID IN tMEU l«S 5 9 ' Of Your Choice lABlT CAuromnA V W alnut Moot *«n«59‘ sum S«A-:DB- S JOO SUNNYBROOK GRADE A • Yearly tunoB 2 4 5 * COTT SODAS *I & S 9 ' R aisins *» "«^** M<*n«29' RIPEOLIVES FANCY PEAS LARGI • Monthly HOnif * MAnBAKT SRAND UNION KEERLER ti . FRESH EGGS SIZE DOZi • Weekly t-lb. 13-ez. URM S i» 2 ’ r r 4 5 * MORIARTY COFFEE .S E T EDGE ' i 6 3 *. FRUIT COCKTAIL s * > BUTTERCUP COOKIES ! FLETCHER CLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER FRUIT BASKETS ALCOA LIRRY nUED WITH luscious ERUITS 4 NUH BROTHERS i -,_ i .... 2 7 * 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 649-7879 PRKID RIAL lOWI HEAVY DUTY «..„ 5 9 * PINWHEELS cHoeouTt WHEN YOU THINK OF FOIL TOMATO JUICE NEOKRN'R BURKT'fl GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER 100* or 150 * ^ Stamps BSAnTIMSON'S AliP Fmh Cocktoil 43' CORNER DURANT ST MM WITH FURCHAM OF $*.M TO $*•*• INSTANT COFFEE 7 9 * FLOUR ENRICHED 5 ± 4 9 ' COOKIES . an SL u ? ; r 3 5 * *MM WITH FURCHASI OF $10JM OR MOM DE8 8 ERT FAVORITE LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! TemotoSoup T e ^ 4 '.!:'Nf45' CHICKEN o r THE SEA UNCLR BRN'S 0 «cd Thfswsii Salwrdty, Navwittor M, IFMI I - 3 7 « BKM Frozsn SqiMih 2 '> «^ »2 9 ' Th« mixlmum numbw of ttimp* givon with] Mil lomg c m ib t i r ‘ 2 i r 3 1 * PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING SOUD WHITE TUNA .t WILD RICE 6 9 JUNKET CUSTARD this offtr It 1 SO ta t cut tom or. Net good fo( : AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Swoot Mixed Pickles L n S i. 4 5 ' :ob»cco product! and Itomt proMbltod by; l!w. (SPID.), special JANC PARKER PKG 25' tAsr coNVtNimt — top q u a u t y ^ lA SS FURNITURE TOPS Herb Stuffing Mix TUESDAY ONLY i W U f f lf t MIRRORS (Fir*plae« and Door) 05C Boiled Onions 15Vb OZ CAN 29' B..A4M SILVERBROOK 1 II .. qC FROZEN FOODS PICTURE FRAMING (oil fypM) DUTTGT fHSH CPCAMCRY MINT 07 JANE PARKER SPECIAL ' APPLE WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Sharp Cheddar Cheeio 75' CHERRY OR N A N C V L Y N N CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK BUTTER Family Flour » l« m« 4 9 ' DEIDXC MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS RAISIN PIE tUAUTY Tomato Juice **' 29' ,.R U tG ICE CREAM ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN 1 LB AeC 3LB e |C YOUR doxo Shortening CAN 4 0 CAR 01 CLOSED SATURDAY 1 P.M. CHOICE*4 5 " FRKSH — TENDER BntDS EYE _ HOLtAMD H A ll WHITE HOUSE a a p C 2 Fresh Native Greyledge Farm Kvopom tod MiNc 13 0ZUNS OpoekOO E a c h 5S. 19c JANE PARKER, REG. 59c SAVE 10c CRANBERRIES sss? J 9 * bRUSSELsT prouts SWEET PEAS 5 Sr 89* ICECREAM 1 69* Personal Orange Chiffon 49' e l all nOILlMO • ^ ^ m E C TE D BAXm a nt a| M aa m m Ivory Soap m a y r o n 's WHITE OnionsU4 i2 a 29* POTATOES .r. 10 £; 69‘ GREEN BEANS 4 Sr 89* STRAWBERRIES SrS5* C TURKEYS ■ LARGE d%QC m IWEET MWinTWh ITAIIAJI BIEDS BYE « M SEABHOOK FARMS M M . Stuffing Bread JANEFARKIR LOAF b a k e e h o p e Prescription Compounding TOMS HENS 4 CAKES 26^ JANE FARKER SOUR RVI OR ^ 4 9 * * 1 Bread FUMFIRNICKEl-SFICIAl APPLE CIDER CHESTNUTS FRENCH FRIES 6 Sr 99* BROCCOLI Spears s r 29* OKAMD UNION - m r U lH P A K KITCHEN CARDEN ^ BIRDS BYE M p q . 18 to l O t o FrkM ki Ml, aE iwrMtME Uri Wtd. I H*<. 17 S iffKUn a ALL ASP s«po Mvkiu h Uli CHUMMlu to ikliliE.. B Requires Perfection ku 25 lbs. 15 H>». TM m!KU ae ■•fim proMbiM !, Inr tttmpt tram Pill! Sl«m itfir. SPINACH ?]£? 2sr 27« MIXED FRUIT Sr 35* There are more than 8,000 different drugs in WALNUTS USh 1^49* PITTEDDATES x29‘ a prescription laboratory. A pharmacist must HOW dis^nscj the exact one specified op each pre­ Cloppt , Active M l Fluffy AU scription. Many have similar sounding names ARMOUR STAR STUFFED TURKEYS lb. 59e and spelling. But, we have to know the right •cOPP AAC FUEL OIL WHAT DO YOU U K lf W£ CARRY SO IRAHY, lAAMY WHAT'S THAT DELICIOUS AROJHA? MAHCY LYNH'S one and will phone the physician if in the Boby Foods' Detergent lAPGEPKG ZO least doubt. FRESH, NATIVE FIRST PRIZE OUR OWN MAKE Only Gal. McOPP A lOcOPP We must check dosage and the label must LONG ISLAND BAKED GOODS Stroioed 1 0 jai» 9 5 ^ JUMBO PKG SIB PKG "Y DAIRY FGKBDS eiuTy the exact directions for uss. No error SAUSAGE A.ZO is pennlsslble. Each prescription must be per­ CAPONS fe c t Your health depends op M. DUCKLINGS MEAT Kea-URotioa CASH SAVINGS Tetley Tea Bags Spic and Spaa ! !■ lO YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Dog Food MINCE P IE . 4 9 ‘ need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If CREAM CHEESE 2 ^ 4 9 * ^ NIC! MOUCB shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly A ISVb OZ ADC TAITT vnieiovs * m m CANS Ww lARGf AAC without extra charge. A great many people en­ PKG 1 I Q Z PKG ZY trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ ofiOO ■ 9” I IB lOVbOZ AAC * A. pound yours? CAN Z/ m m i T s A ,73' mNSTERSTix ;r45' PUMPKIN PIE ,.59* FRUIT STOLLEN .89* riLLOBURT — BUTTEIUrLAKE ^ . _ RWIM KMICHT MM. CRAND UNION _ _ 8 to 8 LBS. TBR 1-lb. (lAI.IXlN STUFFING BREAD 2 loaves Ivory Saow 89c POTATO CHIPS Sr49‘ FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER GIVE YOUR DINNER ROLLS 2 Sr 49* GRUYERE CHEESE Sr 39* Oxydol Detergoat Comet Cboatcr MiBf snscom ai ) i tVAumcAiD m m . m d a i i i FAMILY AND FRIENDS THE BEST Detergeot \ FUEL OIL LAKGE ADC 1 ROUNDBREAD ss31* | ]^ CakeR ^ Prescription Phsmacy LAgCE « r c PKG w ® I ' i r s r CHEDDAR CM Sr 35* BABY GOUDA Sr49* 901 Main Street-643-5321 IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST PKG Ww COOPERATIVE Oil ifi'-ll’ANY 'Copyright 1968 (W-8-8-68> 51 BISSELL ST. REAR ,OF ICE PLANT 4 4 3 ^ 2 4 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE -I' Ultftitt stkkftt DOUBLE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS EVERY WEPMESPAY .11 t. ri : .'> .1.5

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Jr‘t- s i ■'. \-v eARCSESTtol IVSMING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1968. FAGB PAGE MANCHESTKK EVfcJNlNG HERALD, MANCHEai'ER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1968 Museum Lectures ive no explanation to the acci- brought to the hopna o f the bar was apparently used to To Start Sunday I Rockville-Vernon Jent and wa.s not arrested. Con- Bolton leader of the troop, Miss Carol Break et Lanes tkeak into the bulkHng. stable Edwin Carlson investi­ Lefebvre, on Fb'wiich Rd. be­ Thanksgiving Flov/ers gated. tween 9 and 11 am. Girts will Nets Thief |475 NON-PARTISAN U ils-C lvttan Travai Liae-1 lum awlM VUl opan Sunday at Junior Women’s Notes collect paper in their tnsmedidte SPARTANBURG, 8.C. (AP)— City Rec Unit Town Shares The Rev. Bryan O'snshaw, pas 1:80 PJn; at BaSey Auditorium, Tbe home Hfe committee of neighborhood only.%The money An estimated $4^6 in cash reakaed will b« used for troop tor . of Spartanburg’s Central HAHTFORD r C seanauttiet Mgii seiMor. Pro- the Junior Womaii’s CTiib,'' was taken in a break sometime eetda will b«D«ttt Duts Junior | Planning for Slated to meet tonight at the In Mourning registrations. Methodist Church and former home of Mrs. William ’Taj’lor, ’The silver tea end Christmas early yesterday morning Into Gaffney, S.C., pastor, wu a “ Manchestor’A MUMU)BI.- Enjoy the fine quality that has .sale canceled last Saturday by the Holiday Bowling Lanas at real diplomat at the Spartan­ gprtkw . aubjacto and datM top hop win omit the meeting. Krause Florist S ‘S Bolton observed a day of c t tiia flva Uluatniad laoUiPtal The Children’s Story Hour St. Maurice Council of Catholic 39 Spencer St. burg High • Gaffney football Largest Florist” Teen Center mourning for the late Preoident game. • n : U a rg w etl Bakor, “Taiwan SUPER MARKETS sponsored by the dub’s educa­ John F. Kennedy today, with Women will be held next Satur­ ’Tha break was discovered by Today” (Fonnoaa), at the tion committee will be held at day at the Alton home on He­ in wore a "Beat Gaffney" •ttm many data«a o f aaUto- schoote and town offices closed, Patrolman John McClenand at ribbon on one lai>el smd a "^ M t omoM Moburo Sunday; Hi6w-| always been our proud tradition 10:30 am. Saturday. A story bron Rd. from 1 to 4 p.m. 4 am. during Ms routine chertc CASH and CARRY SPECIAL A U b WEEK ItockvUta’a laen-ag« cen- meetings canceled, and midday Spartanburg" badge on the oth­ •i^M lard, “RIgliHcMa cf fbi' Grades 1 and 2 will be read Bomaroo. married couples’ of busineas ftams in the area. SraaD.” Ststday,, Jan. .19; Stan by Mrs. Charles O’Donnell.*' m e m o r i a 1 services at the club, wUl bowi Saturday, meet­ er side. On his hat was still t ir ara graduafly M u g m>rked churches. . Someone broke Into the build- another______message which de- POM PONS Boach •1.98 e W aliS, "TnaO ury, Italy'a OoM-| out, UccraaitVon Director Don­ Hospital Notes ing at the Parkade Lanes at kig bj^rylng open an east aideJ dared, "I'm Chicken.’’ «a Provlnoa,” Sunday, Fab. 9; A requiem Maas was said.at 8:30 pm. and returning to the ah} Battger reportB. Admitted Friday: Wallace St. Maurice Church and a me­ door, then foroed open an office^ Koward M- Brigham, “HawaU, | Johndrow, Ellington; David home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert door, ransacked dertc drawers Amerioa’a bland State,” 8un- ■n** center w*i be located In morial service was held at St. Young on Notch Rd. for coffee Gerow, 107 Prospect St^; 'Miss George’s Episcopal Church at and a oM n et WMle.taklng $290 O ty, March 93; and Chaztoa F.| IfM DotUa Fisk Memorial Build- Diane Lee, Sunnyview Dr.{ Llti- and doughnuts. Mr. and Mrb, from paper envelopes, and also QPAIJTT mSURANCB SINCE 1923 ||l|y||| l^ lor, "Thera'A Ahvaya Ba An noon. United Methodist Church Geofge WUIlama are co-hoafa. h « m Henry Park, sponsored wood Honnon. Robin Rd. held at prayer service at 11:30. realtnd $166 in ocusb from a de­ Bbigland.“ I by ttta recreation department. Discharged Friday: Mrs, El­ Bolton 'CongT^gatlonai Church posit lyig whlo^ had been locat­ riMnUy .Mokata a rt avattaMa len Schneider, Ellington; Ernest Manohester Evening HeraM ed in a closet, pohee said. •t ona coot, ragartUeaa o f ti>a plan a pilgrimage to Stop & Shop! Freaent pisns are to have the Courtemanche, 11 Charter Rd.; was open for meditation. Bolton oorreapondent Oleme- A safe in the closet was not etttUr open either Friday or All four churches will unite Do you feel your home is completely covered? Mm cf S m tomiy. Single tide-1 Nel.son Purnell, 88 Grand A ve.; well Young, telephone 648-8981. touched, police said. A pinch r t « ), •U mey alao be purchased. eaturday wierhrts, or boitii n l^ ts, Wells Lindsay, Gla-stonbury; In a community Thanksgiving dapendbig' on the intereat service Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Watch out! If your insurance has not been Tkleeta may im obtained at I Mary Jo Cosgrove, 24 George lAiti Junior Muaeum, from I Miown bj- local youth. St.; Lawrence Bresnahan, Fellowship Hall of Bt^ton Son- Berger deacribM fadUtlee for gregational church. Mrs. increased to cover rising property values and mernben of the Otvttan CSub, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Robert by fUttng out a coupon puh- the oenter: A juke box for danc- Stevens, 24 Grove St. Charles Miller-.^1 be soloist. HH: hig, card tablea, a pool table, The congregation wtU sing tra- accumulated personal possessions, you may Uahed hi The Herald, or by I Discharged Saturday: Rose maiUng hi flyera distributed In p k tg pong and a piano. Refreeh- Morin, Manchester; Miss Alber­ diUcmal Thanksgiving hymns, be exposing yourself to considerable financial Manchesteraehoo I s . Checks ments srtU be a^-ailable. ta Marshall, 10 Diane Dr.; Peter for which the words will be ahoidd be Included wMh mall '‘Teen-egen) will pretty well Janton, 16 ’Thompson St.; Reml printed on the order of service. deoMe flor Uvenvaelvea what loss. Let us check your policy for you . . ; oidero, and sent to P. O. Box St. Germaine, Hartford Tphe?: A coffee hour will follow. 989 Mancheatar, 06043. they want to do for aoOvlUea,” Mrs. Ada Aroold, Ellington; Study Recital Berger said. "The advlaory Mrs. Rosemarie Fhitlra and Mrs. Edith Petersen held the TWmWM oonunlttee will handle most erf daughter. 29 Brooklyn St. last in a series of piano study- rot ALM MAY WE QUOTE RATES AND ASSIST Tear Gat Squirted the poilc>', but programs will Admitted Sunday; Mrs. Pris­ recitala yesterday. Elementary tor THANKSGIVING be left to the members.” cilla Batter. Stafford Springs; pupils played frfeces from mem­ YOU AS WE HAVE MANY OTHERS? OAPE TOWN — A S-tartil The advisory group itvedudes Richard Casavant. Buckland; ory and discussed rhythms and araoaol tear-gaa bomb ia being Berger, Miss Bdtth Casatl, tone quality and how good tone Lovely Freeh Flowers, Beautiful martceted in South Africa oe a Charles Llsk, IIS E. Main St.; Plants or Artificial Arrangements Hictiard McCarthy, John Mur­ Brian Staiger, 18 Uberty St.; quajll'ty is produced. defenM agolnat purae aiatchera phy, Oarlton Milanese and So- Kathy Desjardins, Ellington; 'Taking part were Carl and holdup men. Bach can bold aeph A. MicOuaker. Sherry Wilkinson, 18 Davis Preuss, Lynn Nelson, Nancy •bout 80 effaettve aqulrts. Arendt, Scott Dickie, Douglas CENTERPIECES 3;95 up Besger'a plan is to have the Ave.; Charles McFarland, Ver­ Jo h n H. THE IF FERENCS atudent oouncU of Rockvine non Haven Convalescent Home. Spaeth. Marjorie Johns, Carl With 3 .Candles DEOORA'nNO TUBE High School aid the adviaory Births Sunday; A daughter fb Na-schke, Elizabeth Perry. Stan­ Incorporated A homemade tube for decorat-1 oanmittee in listing: rules. "The Mr. and Mrs. Julian Miller, ley Anderson, Joseph DImock, lappen Ing cakes can be made by tak­ Mikea win be jolnUy agreed Echo Dr., Venuxi, Lance Dimock, Holly Gorton ing a 13-inch aquara of wax pa­ igxm by the oomniKtee and the Discharged Sunday: Steven and two pupils of KathMine PARK HILL' mSURORS — REALTORS per and folding it to form a I counog,” said Berger, He em- Daigle, 89 Sllverwood Rd.; Mrs. Darwin, Diane Chick and Cyn­ triangle. Hold paper flat with ptaalaad that it Is not the In- Ruth Helenskl, 108 West St.; thia PonticeUi. its cantar pointing to you. Bring tentian of his department to Mrs. Helen Bloniarz, West Rd.; Briefs JOYCE > laft corner down to center point, [ provUe rigid oontrola. Mrs. Bessy Cheney, Millers G4rl Scout ’Troops 667 and 65fl 164 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — 649-5261 creaM fold. Then bring right I lAnltatlons because of the Falls, Mass. will omit their meetings to- Flower Shop corner completely around to III back of canter, making a cona aiae of the building is of oon- n l^ t . :|j|iijjijjjj “BEFORE LOBSBS HAPPEN, INSURE WITH LAPPENT’ jjjjjjjijjjjniijiiyjiliij^ oeni to Berger. He discussed Advertisement— Troop 667 will meet with 601 MAIN ST. * ■fa___£ . •hapa with ths point closed. a(>ers may be think it’s because you recognize our Pacreaticn department h a bating rink, presently im« 35* V for court appearance Dec. 10. .00 Two trees, a bush and the n s s lawns of Harold RedfMd and AniRHaniMriMte 12* Armour Star Stuffed Turkeys '•.■rw” 59‘k Joseph t Strand, both of Wehes LW450 R4. w«t!a damaged in an auto- mofeSs accident Sunday sv«- VERMONTMAID Bing. .00 16 Lbs. 70* REFUND wHh parcluM •( a twfcay aod Akoa Wrap! John J. Mullin, 30, of 17 Hartl SYRUP Hara’a ail you do I On your caab paid for your turkay, tend it to Dr; aald he was driving east on *209 'WbUes R d.'w hen a car oomUig HOTPOINT and Over 1 plat register tape circle the price you ^ Alcoa with the label on Alcoa wrap. Iratn the opposite direcUon LW470 • MtotMi fcavad hhn off tha road and on­ AUTOMATIC to the property. Constable Rich­ ard Gifford who investigated ELECTRIC DRYER r Swift's Premium Genuine Capons avaraga 75!. said there were no injuries and Cstfss Mata V 85* Incomparable flavor, muial » ith he nwwie no arrests. PRICES START AT 8 to Weekend Accidents Hsrilisy "TSST 36* vintage wine$ and lavished avaraia ,tatted Ocoma Boneless Turkey Roasts 98!. A Bloomfield man, P’rank .00 ln »’ 16 Lbs. with candied fruitu and nulej Tatsiman, 86, was taken to Royal W 245 23^ Manchester Memorial Hospital n e e Cacklebirds (Large Roasting Chickens, 5-6 lbs] 49*$ Saturday afternoon after . an LB470 Our Luxury Fruit Cako auto accident on Rt. 83. Your family will lova this rich P(dice said ’Tatelman entered 0 & ( BRAND U.S. Grade "A " DiKklkigs^Jli* 49 krm er Star Can Han ^ ^7.99 Redeem your coupons the traffic lane from the right holiday cakt, tha finest fruit cake shoulder of the road, intending BOlUD ONIONS you evar tasttd. 1-lb aixa 99c, Swift's pork SauMige Meat»39* Large Sbrimp/*®* * 69* to make a left turn onto the Rt. 2-lb sire $1.98. ' for Hundreds of 16 egress when his car was hit 1. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ' ly a vehicle <^rated by Rlch- PURE PO RK 2 IS 59* wwwM.w.w.v.*.w^Wi%w«w.vvy»*-'y a id R. Trotter, 43, of Manches­ Extra Top Value ter. Tatelman was held at the 2. BELIEVE IT OR NOT— PRICES SHOWN INCLUDE DELIVERY otid SERVICE hospital overnight for observa­ 3. BELIEVE IT OR NOT— YOU STILL GET A TURKEY AT THESE LOW PRICES I Kraft on « 2 9 * J '•ijL tion, then released. No arrests Stamps! were made by Constable Robert 4. WE ARE SPECIALISTS ON HOTPOINT— WE SELL NO OTHER BRANDS Ovaltiao 8 T f f k V *i*i*iVi*i******************* **"*^*******^*^'‘"^‘^^****^"^*^***‘ ZangtaetU, who reported dam­ age to both vehicles extensive BIG FAMILY SIZE HOTPOINT TeTSa 79* 2 Harbart H. Dougan, 21, of Save on all the fixins! HOTPOINT 2-DOOR 172 Lb. Freezer At Bottom With 3 lbs. f Manchester was arrested by A ttpriaf a Inrjre »el«»cjif*n o f Constable Zonghetti who charg­ REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Specials 10 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator At Top Shrimp Cocktait 3 I Deposit ed Urn with breach of peace UBBY'S Start oil with Sau-Sea Brand. Holiday fruits and vegetables! ^ fcllawteg a disturbance at the Capil Diner at Vernon Circle. HOTPOINT lOMATO JUICE ^ ' y e w Doii4:an posted $25 bond for Cir- ^ 3-lbs Shortening 'iKp* 59* Lft’’9o Bose, Cornice ood Amious Poors * ColdoN I socond cutt Court 12 appearance Dec. 2-D O O R iM irt, Compares with tha best I- y>. I4 «taa ’The six-year old daughter of REFRIGERATOR LEAN, FRESH and Rod DeNdoHS Applos * Black Ribior, Rod Sanford -A. Llndo, 60, of Hart­ PRICES START AT ford, was treated and released CRANBERRY SAUCE Eiforof and WMta Eliaaria Crapai * Frosli M e a k ! at the office of Dr. Josei^ J. M »oar«. Oat big aavinga on f ,.|g $ f Kiistan after an accident Sun­ Btep A Shop Brand J n et | HawaUaN Piaeapples * Foewfrwfttei aad day afternoon. * 2 2 8 ® ® M i Im lir ihiM ■• 10* E»dter Free P»l»n»ld Marcia Undo was riding in PORK ParBiawaoBi * Calory Bondios aad Calary Mn.nkwt’t 'n r 23< (he back seat of her father’s Color CiUMori CvMUrSt! oar on Rt. 83 when the car Salted Mixed Nuts 69* Haartf * Frtili Cranbarriat veered to the right, hit a traffic HOTPOINT River Queen Brand. 14 pr can sign and a utility pole. She suf- A large selection of mixed nuts; in the shell and nut meats fned head Injuriea Undo could HUGE MORTON'S 27 Ik. Reynolds Wrap r*" * Fifs, Datof and Kalian CbastmiU BOnOM FREEZER BUTTS CREAM PKS RagpUr. . . 25 ft by 12 in roll 2.DO O R No. iG S i j hUM ALL t'OR YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE PIKE REFRIGERATOR WHOLE, 12-LB. AVERAGE 4m htiM DELUXE SHERBET PRICES START AT Stop ft Shop—our A • $ 9 i lARSER SHOP ' beat. All flavors, ftp | 100 EXTRA .00 hyiljS. 4»39< From Sunny California, easy to peel "f A MEN'S Top Value Stamps CK702D ’ 299 CN702D PORK SM .(netSS4~h LibbyRipaORvH 3 '1L**I HAIR Large Sunkist Navel Oranges ^••* 79' whan yon bny any thraa OPEN DAILY 8:30 A.M. to S P.M.— THURSDAY to 9 P.M. - M EwdH 41£tl To add to your celery dish. COLORING ManNN Nmn Calai j||^ 79c quart Durkee Spices a AMstatBsanto Anasgtei ■eriaa’t Nmm M i INate Meat ^ lU Freish Fruit Segnienb 59* LOINS LAME BOX I A O n * coupon Good thru , M m 449^319 Will Cat Into Chiqis and Roosts . ‘ X J MBXTTO MR. DmrUT QUAKER OATS ■0MWMAnai|uuuuiP p*r Umllv Nov*m b*r 30 O i j WEB'r MIDDLB TFKE. PRICES EFFECTIVE (imi SATURDAY WE BESiaNVE 1KC RIGHT TO U m T QUANTITY E. W. Cormier msi|M ; . tUm d Herald Ads. I 34 O A K ST., M A N C H ESTER — T IL 449-8849— 822-401A

/ ■ 7 PA08 SEVBNTBF.W (ttANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESHSR, CONN , MONDAY, NOVEMBER MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1968 fJIOI Sm BBi DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY R0 U8 0 N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1*1 Really DidnH Want to Play* • J Cried When I Heard Mr, K en n ey Was Killed^ LFITLE SPORTS r - 7y>^ AnMMT to PhHosopliy V^H«T EUREKA/M/MI«UA|> W im TXDSCXJ -THE EOCSANDHAMauns- 4TMto Crowds Somber and Stands Fil can SCO R«OR6 n w . e>(PECT?, OR HASAEMINDEDMC ' IBtok MtoMl IMwIeil R91 LEANDER^HtrS • EaptaT 8L Louis quarterback Charley JUST 6TAND1M' e*. quartar as Mkmeaota dafoatad SL, opposite School S t This wlU W hile KeOtoy wlB be out to quartartMok T. X, Ytttto paesad Datrolt S4-01 and Waahlngtcn ried only a 18-dO toad into the | dispute over whether the put together another string of vwypM?V«>^i c o u l p m Jt for four tmxdxywns and tlM Gi­ fourth quarter against the Oow. game with the Washington I also be the finishing line. *’8ur«, l'v« had offers of good )obs, lawn work and so adgad Philadelphia lS-10. Ttw entry Hst today numbers three straight succeeees, ap- Vt>U 5eHP^MEflfi8ERy>UR ant dtfanaa foroad tha Oardlnala H w aarran-g ama N i l , pcx>- boys. But Rosa Flohtner Inter-1 Redsklna ahould go on. proxlme.tely 160 other runners GP60MEV on, but no paid vacations, no pension plan, ^ Coach Nick Skorlcn sus­ 1189, the greatest number of IbLPMETD ME THIS /NUM BER AND I JK.VUU.LIM4» , , to i^va up tha baU four thnaa pyam went on aa aobadutod, on­ oaptad a Don Meredith, pasaj wlU be out to beat the perennial no nothn^I’* BCRN FIFTV TEARS TOD SOON Tato»mif> »**P on totaroapttona and thrsa pended the particlpanta, Ben pre-rsne entrtoe in the long hls- HlMKQFlR WAMTEDMX) jLauti lyiy twttwo days after tba and ramhlad 86 yarda for JOHNNY KELLEY champ. It’s no amall order but N THI6 I tory of the Five MUer over ZZ-/ ttmea on fumhtoa. Tba reauit touchdown befora PYank Ryan I Scotti and John Mellekas. for the first time In years there TD YtWi JUNIC1 ,TiD PHONE ME­ tton c t Praaldaot Kanawdy, da- Only 34 major and minor I Manohester’a paved streeta waa a 8S-S1 vloh n y onuar St. aplta proteata fkoan soma oMnchad It wtth a 16-yard soar­ appears to be a number of ing sfatSoe to Gary CCUlas fol- ooHage toottMlt ganwa wars Pbenomeiial Record young blood, fe llo w s Mke tarn, Itaa oronda waea at KeUcy has a phenonnenal rec- fourth. He waa fourth to his Mcatwkey, to 1930-81-82. Ab­ BEN CASEY kwdag an Interoepflon by Galen play^ FViday night end sent In both 1966 (Olympics) George Conefrey and Ray It WM a complataiy onxMdto but attendanoa waa not af- Saturday, Z1 In the South, iord in Silk Town trots. The maiden appearance, moved up to atory thto tima. faoted. third in 1949, second In 1960 1967, and 1968. KeUey ran sec­ Oothera (n particular, plus Vlo • • • six in the SouthiwesL five 11963 oporta M>eotecle will be Zwotoy, who wfll bear plenty of —Uttia. who had ooiy fou r Tha A m a T lo a n FbotbaB ttw 12th for the two-time mem- and then rerfed off three ond to Bdb Low e In 1969, waa BglAJUMmODJaUI — T!hie| to the MIdwaBt and tton to in In 1960, but broke the watoMng. JUST QANOVFDR A paaaes Intaroaptad In tha prdvi- Laagua poatponed Mb four-gnma the Far Weat Iber of the United States Olym- straight wins In 1961-62-68. Beana and Sbeetara altemabed tape first to both the 1961 and KeUey's alm oat ootnpleta STANDING oua gamaa, watcbad WHaoo program. Mead of the games were Iptc team. He oompeted In the Duties in the Army occupied domination of the MlanciMtoer I FEET FROM A - e e a touefadowna unfll ttw fourth hill tiime In 1954 and in 1966. 1962 raicea. ataal two. BoyatSa ponnoad on quarter. Then Lou Mtohaeis TCMhedutod to r later datea, 11966 Geones to Australia and race may fliwUy be-nearing an CHAASINO a fumbla that lad to tha Oai^ OABOS-OIAN1S —. The Oar- eathough a few irere oan- I tha 1960 gesnee to Italy. In 11 DIdk Hart, a fellow Olympian, Hto overall record in Manr L rhino! dinato and CManta wars tiad edged PMfaburigh In front 17-14 [ oeled outright. defeated Kelley to snap the chaster la rix tilumpha, three dtoahT ' oUnM i^ boufebdoiwn. wWh an U -y a id field gocd butt prevloua appearances, stoirting Meonwhlto, th e Mttto Iririii- Bm U.APdlOibp And Robb and SUaa anwahad 17-17 In tha fourth quartar Moe^ race trackaatopped bock in 1948 while a student oonsecuUve record, which had aeooiKto, otie third and HtNaRfbt SaWtanto, h Riqger LeCtoro bpought Chicago fourth ptocenwnt. In hla tost man is attU the nwn to beat •., im t* to tba ground tsHoa In when St Inuh fkiadiy tadm their p rogra m * SVtday to New London High, Kelley matched a itvark achieved fay and tha man to wetrii. back for a tto wtth an IS-yard when newe of the aaeae- Miaitwheater’s favorite son, Joe nine appearancee, Ktolcy hae C^Sraea^ 12m ImR two mlnutea aa ha through. Boyatts tondad oh a fleU goal. WUke OaUmore and hae never finished worse than tba Oianta adtfain fontola by Bddia Dova on tha slnation came, and stayed BY I RA ;K C '\ L Bon Buk each phmged a yard daik Seturday. Only Pirn- SHORT RIBS diatonoa the tying CManta’ 20 and fiva piaya later fo r B ear TDia while the Stoeton touohddam. Johnson had tha Oanllnato In Roo ran a program Safur- S WONDER WHEN 'NE'RE GOING ■cored on a alx-yard run by day. Pro Footballers Disagree, *nM titumph catapultad tha the and aona Tha payoff pMch Dick Moak and Ed Brown’s 21-1 -to GET A NEW BELL ROPE? DOEeNTrSSMMUCH was a Usas yaadea to Bobby Tha third round of the DOUBT ABOUT rr, or. Oardinala Into m flnt^ptaoa tta ymtl paaa to Ray Ouray. wtth tba CNanta and Ciavaland Joe Oonaad. Oajun Golf Tounwment at Mood of Restraint 30RBA. P«BC CAMie<<5 Lafayette, La., Saturday Stage Fist Fight, Suspended CRANIAL PK7UREE POINTTOA FRONTAL RABBS-OOLTS—A rt Pertclni ■was postponed. V ■ooraa both Rains' toucbdowna Two rounds were ptoyed LOBE/WENNSIOMA. Yide-Harvard Reset Saturday At Yankee Stadium PHXLADEiLPHIA (AP) on one-yam phmgea before Ben Sunday. The winner, Rex toMdve halfback Ben Soohtl and rts Schedule Wltoon raced 89 yards to set Baieter Jr„ said “we ptoyed tackle John Mieitlehan o f the Na- PP" up VHtoneuve'a winning field unnotloed today.” tlianal FocCball League’s FtiSa- Major Bowl Football Berths SOM. Most prof esrional baaket- Louis have turned the Na- dtog obemioal engineer who a triple tie Tittle hit Aaron Thomas that: A0DUND HSaF.MeEKLe? toyad unittt this waektnd their footbak day of derialon. a fumUe and Minnesota drove kwt aa a reeulL and a vtot- among the Oards, Giants and Joe Walton with scor­ “Pendiiig further taveatdga- MOW TOtUBL IT..., Only two teama, Texaa andt 67 yards for the winning TD. bly ohaken Dennis Ralston and Browna wtth three ing passes for the Glanta tion I ha-ve ouepended indefi- THeRe; that ought to raise oompeted in the South Aue- Hawks Run Away SOME EVEBROWS IN INE PENTA60N. nAMD the package Nebraska, have naUed down Michigan State, ranked fourth, STANDINOfi genwa to go. and Don Chandler kicked a niteiy and without pay Ben / f major bowl bertha and only Ne­ trahan Tennis Chomplon- S om eiiow , It didn’t seem l5-yard field goal. OF BOTANICAL and minolB, ranked eighth, play Basteni Otmferenoe BootJU and JVAm MeUekaw for an SPECIMENS. braska accompUahed It last at East Lansing Thursday. ahlp at the request of the to matter muob Sondi^ at In-tiie final mlnutea the altefoBltion Saturday night fol­ From NHL Rivals weekend. StlU to be decided are W. L. T. Pot American Ambamador, and Yankee Stadium. ’ni6y Each has a 6-1-1 record. The New Y o r k ...... 8 8 0 .727 Giants had two obanges to lowing a team meeting at the both teams In the Roee and played the game and 62,993 ShsraJton Mtatxx Ihn. NEW YORK (AP) — The winner gets the Big Ten title O tovelend...... 8 8 0 .727 ‘T couldn’t help thinking tie. They hod a first down Sugar Bowla, and the visiting and the visiting spot In the Roee pe<^>to paid to see H. on the Cardinal two after SobbU end Mellekas both are Chicago Blaak Hawlcs are turn­ teams In Orange and Cotton S t L o u la ...... 8 8 0 .727 about.the ■ewssetnatian all On the way tp the game, in Graduate Hospital here and Bowl. FH toburgh...... 6 3 2 .667 a hmg pass from Tittle to ing the Naticewi H o c Ic e y Bowls. The host role will he deter­ the time I wea on the oar radloa t ^ the shock­ are expected to remain for at WAULTCASAOOF (Mi D a lla s ...... 8 8 0 .273 CourL” Ralston said. Del Sbofner but they were Lieague race into a runaway. NAVAL• iM JtCU Moat were scheduled for set­ mined Saturday In the Washing- ing news e f the most recent forced back and finally leant another day or two, a The Hawke raced off to a 6-0 Uu.S. NAVAL Washington .... 8 8 O' .278 shooting In DaUaa. ho^>ital npekesman said. INTELLIGENCE tlement laat weekend but were ton-Washlngton State gnd South­ Phttadetohla .... 2 8 1 JM)0 tried a fake field goal from lead after only seven minutes poetponed because of the assas­ ern Californla-UCLA games. A FootJwUT Did tt really the 16. Glynn Grifflng ran Scotti, who oame here from of the second period, and coast­ FINISHES HIS IVestem Conference sination of President Kennedy. victory for Washington probably First H alf matter what happened at to the two but It was not tha Whohington dub last aoa- ed home 7-3 last night over the REPORT. W. L. T. Pet B ig The toadlttonal clash between would clinch It, with a loss Yankee\|itadlam 7 far enough. son.1, sufferod severe hucerationa Mcntreel Canadiens. Army and Navy, scheduled In throwing tha spot to Southern Chloago ...... 9 1 1 .900 You ooold aenee a mood of both hands. HIb ligM bond •Vets Royal Willi A few oeconds later a The Toronto Maple Leafs and Phlladelriiia Saturday, atUl Is In Cal, prradlng me Trojans beat Green Bay ..... 9 2 0 .818 of restraint In the crowd. was to a .cariL the New York Rsmgers played doubt Offlolato of both service UCLA. Balbtonore ...... 6 6 0 .456 They riood ta awesome at- punt retuni by Eddie Dove MieUekan nuffered multlpte CAPTAIN EASY BY I,ESLIE TURNER r at Rica, la a reoUtont of Chicago. The prevtoua gamea; had two of day, Dec. 1. Manchester’s Rald- 81^ at fb u , Wsst Taxaa Stata dowtwd Ottotonati, 188-131.' eis meat tbs Vernon etovan for Los Aflgtiea and Seattle, all brkto la the daughter of Mr. FMkwtal|ihto wt B orion and flan I piched oft by the JUNIOR BOYS — Mlge Tom- ICgJ^Maat L Wagnar led postponed from last Satur^,jr o a ji at Tesaa Westam. ■ad M n. deka OonoK of Oak tiialtoi Angelas/ t t e Po«w tMto a t DUton Star »v ... •klMAnVriki------lorry Witoca. fiMn 14lrgM, tom. Ctorrtty will datarmlae tta Eoaa Bowl EAR IfEHT-AilmMl at Ari- Bm*. DL. a Ohieago obInb 3M864, Lon Haimyquta ISl-MS. Mimn, H artford. cpponants. v ,r->j I

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 86.1968 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN Houaoa For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Housss For R«it 66 Houses For Bak T2 R o u m b For Sale 72 Houses' For Sale 72 Houses For Sale- 72 Bonds—Stocks THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Thieves Rob About Town Ruling Due m,900 Caaoa 4-badqMm BOWERS SCHOOL - Brick VERN()N — 8 room ranch in FOUR ROOM HOtTSB, 44 Dur­ SELUNO TOUR ROUSE? (MU Mortfirapres 31 VERNON — • room ranch, bus jUMh, woOi-Mt cellar, large Beautiful 8-badrOcpa CMpe, full shad dorm er, fire ­ excellent conditkm, many ex­ ant St, exceUent cpndlUcn, On Independent broker. Joeepb 4 5 C E N IS ! THAT SOUNDS UWE A LOT Una, shopping, 8 badrooraa. lot, vlaw, near wchool, a real ;>rivate ow ner. 640-1160 be­ Omoere end eolor guard of Tuesday in H a q CE HARSy PUSHES HiS CRATE bathe, built-lna, aioaly land­ place, I rooms, 6 finished, ge- tras, including-new carpet and Barth. 640-0320. McGuires in A BETTER ARRANGEMENT OF MONSy FOR SUCH A SHORT RlOE' Tongrea Aganoy, 6tt-6821. liuy. Oorltcn W. Rutchina,' tween 6-8 p.m. or ^Sundays. VFW Poet will meet tonight at of your finances will make scaped, Bowera School ana. Immediate' occupancy. drppertes In Uving room, 7 at St. Jamee’ Church to at­ CLASSIFIED ALL AIJOUHO THE TWW- OM.VlfLL! HERE’S SO 0404U 1 Out of town owner wonts of­ double even range, trijUe n V B ROOM auto­ more of your income available smOLB, B. J. Carpontar, Bnhar, SM- MANCHESTER — Beautiful i WANTED I< sohe I6t (MU tend Maw in memory of John SWEATlHfi OUT EVCW LAST PEMMV cim S! WEEP THE matic heat, fireplaoe, Baat fers. Financing available, 816,- riorms, awnihgs, woUt-ont Rail Dispute for persona] use. Lump debt CHANGE.' 0(B1. roorn ranch with fireplace, 640-4291. Boston Hotel F. Kennedy. . into one monthly payment of uktil the son goes POWN- Hartford, eonvenlent to Pratt 900. Phllbrick A gen cy, 040-' basement. All for $14,900. Prin­ cip a ls only. (MU ow ner 048- large living room, nice kitchen. Ttm $22.25 for each thousand dollars A Whitney. Phono 644-0640. COVENTRY Weil landscaped lot, many ex­ BOSTON (AP) — ThlevM Leon R. Christiana, son of ' WASHlNaTON (AP) ADVERTISING Inchidliu repayment over five 1279. Mrs. Hazel Christam 87 OhUTch railroad orbttratton boofd cre­ SIX ROOM ranch with atova VERNON — MitcheU Exchange. tras. Priced to sell. (Mri Zins­ entered hotel rooma occupied years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, BUYING OR SELLING St. hae been assigned to G. 0>„ and refrigerator, $160 m onthly. ManChaetar On 80 ocreo. Hilltop 0-room 8 room ranch built 1084. 1^ BRICK CAPE—Waddell School. ser, 643-0088, H oward R ealty by two of the ringing McGuire ated by Oongreas to head off a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS O ^ e c t lc u t Mortgage E x­ 26x42%. Walk-out basement, 8 6 rooms complete, Uving room Co., 2824278. riaten yeatorday and stole fura Third Training Regiment, of the change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, Will alao rent fumlahed to heme, n4w hot water heat, nationwide roil strike hands 8 AJH. to 5 P.M. . bedrooms,. I4xl0 Uving room, fireplace, cverrize garage. 'Handling of Bolton Homes and Jewelry valued at $32,(X)0. United States Army Training Conn. adulta, $186. Call 644-8401. out-t^lfilnge. 1800’ road down tts ruling touiotTow QUICK OCCUPANCY (rentage. Beautiful view. aluminum combinations, school Must sell. Only $14,900. Warren " Lots For Sale 73 A Specialty” Police seed two rooms on dif­ C enter. In fan try, at Eft. D lx. .strong hints <3! another strike N. J., for e%ht weeks of basic 8E5COND m o r t g a g e s —F unds SMAIX. 6 R(X>M house, 8 bed O n ly^.O O O . bus nt door. Robert Wolvsiton B . Howland, R ^ t o r , 648-1108 ferent floors a t the Sheraton threril in February. CX>PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. A gen cy, R ealtor, 648-9882. prlr training. MONDAT Xhi« FRIDAT 10:80 AAI.—SATTRDAT • A.M. avsdlable for second mort­ rooms, newly decorated, storm FREDERICK M. GAAL Plaza Hotel were entered. The Sources close to the long windowa and doora, gas fur­ DUPLEX, 8-years-oId, central cation, city utilities. WilIbrtck gages. For Individual attention 88,300 aeaumae p n eent BOLTON — $1,600 assumes luUbei lee were diecovered vrtien work rules dispute forsee the nace, one child, $80 m onthly. location, near stores and bus A gen cy, 649-8464. No reason was found yester­ can B A N Agency, Roger M. mortgaga, la ^ 7^4 LAWRENCE F. FIANO H iortgoge, $79 p er month pays BROKER the riaton returned to the hotel (Estlnot poBsiblHty of a oontin- N egro, 648-8727. 649-7886. line, exceUent investment prop­ day for ' a 1 ;58 p.m., accidental PLEASE READ YOUR AD room epllt level, JH bathe, all. 4% room ranch home, |^' erty. C oll ow ner, 848-1786 after from a ringing engagement at i»ed union-management dead­ built-in kitchen, fccoial R edltor 048-2760 643-2682 — 648-0281 false alarm on Box 192 at the or Adc” an takra over the phone m • rage, full basement, exceUent • p.m . WYLLY8 STREET 240 foot a local night club. Verplonck School, 126 Oloott lock no matter whet the ar­ ooiiTeiilciice. Tlie advertloer ehonld rend hl» nd the FIRST dining room, family room, bitration board mles on the two Business OpportunHies 32 TO the AlBPORT. DRIVER' Wanted To Rent 68 Chariee N icholson 742-0864 location. H urry — only $10,600. fron tage, 848-7444. ITie three rioters. Christine. St. Companies 1 and 2 an­ DAT IT APPEARS ^ REPORT ERRORS In time for the riN ALiy COMES A WG.TAT FARE IF I MANE MV PLANE garage, one faAlf a cre lot, H ayes A gency 648-4808. kev IsBuee involving the jefce of .you city water and eewere, anx- ELLSWORTH MITTEN Dorothy *nd Phylile. aH oc- swered the ahum in which the next Insertion. Hie Hemid la responsible for only ONE Incor- THREE BAT Gulf service sta PLUS A TIP yoU’O CALL 'SUBLIME'- VGET ^lO EXTRA' WANTED TO RENT — Oarage AGENCY oupled separate rooms at the box had not been pulled, a Are some 50,000 firemen and train n ot or emitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only k u e ownara aaking $18,6(10. McCann and aon, 41 OhootiMit tion available for lease. Excel-1 yiHEN POES THIS WINPFALL HAPPEN? in M anchester area. C all 640- Hospital Notes St.; Mro. Doleree Cameron end hotel, ’nfleves entered Ovris- offlcSal said. A check of the crew m en. te the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors ivhlrh do not lent opportunity for the right OONCORD R d . — Beautiful Realtors yEP - JUST AT QUITTING TIME.' daughter, 8 Many Lone, Rock- tlne'B room on the alxth floor alarm system brought no rea­ This could throw the dispute lessen the vaine of ttie advertisement will not be corrected by Individual. Paid training pro­ ranch, large Uving room, form­ 'A FIVE MINUTE LOOK OPEN EVENINGS end Dorothy’s on the third. son for the alarm, It was noted. back into the lop of Oongrese Vlritlng hours ore X to 8 p.m. vlUe. <*make fo o d " in sertlea. gram. For additional Inform a-1 LAWRENCE F. FIANO al dinhig room. caUnet kitchen, UNTIL 9 Phyllie’ room w4s untouched, E>b. 26, the expiration dhte of Mon ca ll G ulf OU C orp., 626- 2 bedroome, recreation room, all areas, eHoept maternity. DdSaHARGED YESTER­ Bonses For Sale 72 Will Convince You 668 Middle Tpke, E, DAY: George Auguot, RFD 2. police ead. the emergency rafl orMtimtion'' 6168. ______I Realtor eaa-sm lendseaped yard. Marlon B. Where they ore 2 to 4 p.m., and law passed lest August to holt TOUR COOPERATION w nx 1)1 A l A d ?.9 7 1 1 Mancheeter; Chariee Oirtia, 0 Poice Sgt. Arthur Kelley aeid Bolton R oberteon, R ealtor, 648-6968. That This Beats Anything 643-6980 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private rooms the threat of a ririke then. BE APPRECIATED l/IMU I I A I ^ V E R — S.600 sq. ft. of VERNON — Just over MaaohM- Chariaa mohoiaon TiMloa where tiwy ore 10 o.m. to 8 Walnut St., RookviUe; Leelle keya apparently were ueed to manufacturing space available. ter line. Like new 6H room GLASTONBURY - $16,400. O m - TTie board w as given o a ty th e (X)LONIAL — 8% rooms, progress $38; 12x16 ruby oriental, 289- bath. Immediate occupancy. ranch, garage, baaement. Ugh two good oized bedrooms. tlve ranch, 9 rooms, 2 fire vey, 28 Elizabeth Dr.; Patricia was charged wMh foUowing snsfrer at the telephone tlstedr Simply caR the RN or LPN, full or part-time. er, and Bolens tractors, parts ment, first floor. Stove, refrig­ Biurly oociqian cy. Aaldng $11, 181 MaLi S t; Richard Riley Jr., ued a t 82.600 etMh. in simultaneous negotiOiionB or­ and service. Capitol Elquip- 6966. $28,800. FhUbrick A gency, 640- lot, nice residential area. Immaculate, full dry base­ plaoes, 7 acres, river running Steele, 560 Vernon St.; 'Thomas too otoeeiy. He will appear in Vernon H aven, 876-2077. erator, hot water. Utilttles fur 000., Tongren A gen cy, 848' MaxweU Dr., Vernon; Mark dered by Congreos while the ar­ MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE ment C o., 88 Main St., Man­ nished. Parking. Available 8464. Lawrence F. Fleno, Realtor, 6021. ment, oil hot water heat, through the moperty. Guest Rollason. 41 Strarnt St.; Mrs. Skinner, Hartford; Steven Pag- <3rcu4t Omrt 12, Martchester bitration board delibenates. NURSE UCENSED In Con­ chester. Open dally 7-6, ’Thurs­ D ec. 1. Call 640-8448 from 4-0 648-2766, Chariee Niehotoon, draperies, TV, G.E. washer home, small mrn. Ideal for Alma Bancroft, Glaatonbury; gioll, RFT> 1, Bolton; 'Thomoa on Dec. 16. The iesucfl to be negotiated horses, etc. Maximum of Strangler Gets ANSWERING SERVICE necticut for small Rockville day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Musical Instruments 53 p.m . 742-6864. •EVEN RCXm opocloua home and dryer, refrigerator, Alfred (Mdorette, Hartford; McCryetal, M Birch St.; Mre. Po*ce said Clark was bead- involve wage structure, em­ convalescent home. Free room in Manehestor on quiet street, lawn furniture, all garden privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real Suzanne Newman, East Hart­ Gail Adame, 17 Woodland St., 649-0500 — 875-2519 FOR SALE — Hammond spinet RANCH - MODERN Utehan, irg iM>rth behind a car operat­ ployment sectuity, and various and board and TV. T el. 876- FOR SALE — Flat Stone BRAND NEW 4 bedrooms, anelosad porch, 2- tools, electric hedge clip­ tor, 643-1877. ford; Mrs. Jeanette Hawthorne, Rockville: M n. Magda Hlnnov, Life Sentence walls, fireplace, veneer organ, 1962 L series, m^og- large Uving room with fl|«- ed by EYederick E. Lord, ®1, of changes in woridng conditions. 9121. THREE ROOM apartment U8 cor garage, asking tlO.BOO. Out pers, hand rotary lawn- 96 Summit St.; Mfs. Marion 14 EEdridge S t; Mre. Ruth Warehouse Point when he at­ Unless there is a change in and leave year messafe. ToaH hear from oar adverHaer la Jlf patios. Call 649-0617. any, $860. Call 742-7608 after 8 Main, $96. 649-6229, 9-6. place, extm larga bedrooms, of slats owner wonts offers mower, riding rotary lawn- EAST HAR’TFORD — 6% room Greenwood, East Hartford; split, 1% baths, bullt-lns, fin Darling, 176 SEdrldge St.; M re CAIMBRJIDOE, (A P )—A Jury tempted to pone. An oncoming the climate of negotiations after Hwu. srlthont spendtef aO evenhif at the tetephoae. p.m . darkling new 8 bedroom baths, basement flnlehed Philbrlek Aganoy. 0494464. mower. $1,680 kennel house Jamca Tardifif, Coventry; Mrs. LOAM SALE — Regular $14 ished family room. 2-car ga' Harriet Case, 62 Oak St.; Mre. has oonvtoted Leroy Smith, 35, c o r foroed him to apply hi.s the arbritation ruling, a new ICXPERIENCED Waitresses for NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du­ Ckipe In central location off into office and beautiful rec with water, light, heat, and M ary P alm er, 11 School S t.; stone-free loam, $12.60; also, near schools, shopping, room, large lot with treaa, fl9,- rage. Only $19,700. H ayes Pearl Daley, Andover; Roy E ^- of Aral de0pree murder m the tMOkea but the oar skidded and threat of a coasl-to-ooest train limcheonette. Grant’s Parkade. plex A partm ents, 671 H artford b e a u t i f u l SEM I-RANCH — fenced runs, grape arbor, Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, IS Ann sand, gravel, stone, fill. Call 120 BASS A’TLAS A ccordion , 8 transportation. Dream 900. P hllbrick A gen cy, 040-6464. A gency, 64S-4S08. ris, 9 Durkin S t; Robert King, riockittg otranguletion of Mre. slammed into the rear of the stoppage oould pop up. Lost and Found ' 1 Household Sendees Road. 4^ rooms, IH hatha, 6 rooms, 8 baths, beautiful large fleldrione outride fire­ S t; CXiristopher Bouchey, 218 GENERAL OFFICE work, good 643-8603. shifts, 643-8109. modem conveniences, now kitchen with G.E. Hotpoint heated rec room, fireplaced Weet WUMngtah; Austin Al Beosto Goldberg, 63, but has Lord vehicle. There were no in­ Sources close to both aides Offered 13-A place. $8,000 worth of alu­ Spruce St.; Thomas McOystal, tOUND — Tour Gift Gallery, working conditions, ll^ral renting at reasonable rata. buUt-lns, open stairway, HOLLISTER STREET—6-room Uving room, new wall-to-wall BOLTON — ROUTE 88. Tre­ mon, 46% Union St, Rookvilie; spared the Negro handyman the juries reported. indicate they are not hopeful of CHRIS’TMAS AND HOLIDAY Colonial, fireplaced Uvlhg minum anchor chain fenc­ mendous buy, fiv e room eX' 86 Birch St.; James Ooruien, death penalty. any significant, progrese to the Watkins Bros. Gifts for all oc­ REWEAVING of bums, moth com pany benefits, hours 9-5. Agent on premises. Call eve­ Bilco cellar hatchway, hot eorpeting Including hallways, ing surrounds the beautiful­ Mrs. Liane Owertek, Wapping; ■ State Trooper Gale Smith of casions from the world over. Call Beneficial Finance Co., cards. Plain, personalised, and Wearing: Apparel— Furs 57 nings, 643-4862. M r. G ill, own­ water bsseboard heat. room, dining room, 8 bed­ dishwasher, new aluminum pandabie ranch with breeze­ Hertford; Doiiglae Fierce, 148 Mre. Dorothy Mtiler, Coventry; An oll-mOle Jury returned a the Ool cheater Troop inveeti- negotaataons end blame each holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ box Msortment. Shown by ap­ ly landscaped, high 8/4 acre Home decorating accessories. 843-4156. er. Open Sundays. Loads of cloeet qxtee — and rooms, kitchen with jUenty of awnings, 2 blocks from Main way and garage, basement, lot St. John S t; Frank Naumac, 3 Mre Doirtte Bundy end daugh­ guttty verdlot Saturday in Mid- gwted. other. dow Shades made to measure; pointm ent. Call 643-8462 or BOY’S WINTER Jackets and lot, with a large selection of W aln u t S t dtoossc Superior Court but at­ Priced for all budgets. Noel aU sises Venetian blinds. Keys we mean plenty! Nicely de­ cabinet space, garage, treed St. Just m ove In— no rem od- 100x250, trees. Only $15,900. T. ter, HanardviUe; Mn. JUdHh The ruling of the seven-man 643-6768. shirts, sire 10. G irl’ s winter lot, $18,600. Robert Wolverton yotmg trees and shrubs. J. C rockett, R ealtor, 648-1577. ADMHTEID YESTERDAY; tached a recommendation that Miop now open. made while you wait. Tape Re­ MERRY CHRISTMAS! It will FIVE ROOM FLAT, second signed front porch has at­ sUng n ecessary. 819,000. (MU Many other extras, Includ­ Bycholski and son, 88% Wel­ acbitralion board, headed by cord ers fo r re n t M arlow ’ s 867 be a very merry one for Avon coat, Jacket, dresses, size 14. floor. Inquire 800 N orth Main tractive hand wrought iron Agiency, Realtor, 64S-0SSS. owner, 648-6661. (MU Ravatese, Wapping; Mrs. ker S t.; Ktoe. Sandra Seorlea the death pemdty Shoukl not be Ralph T. Seward, ie scheduled NOTICE Is hereby given that WAUJ»APER AND PAINT 640-0460. ing imderground wiring, LAKEWOOD emeXE — Pres­ FTorenoe LeDuc, South Wind' im posed. Two Boys Held M ain, 649-6221. Representatives. It can be for St. . work, AU this on a nicely amerite driveway and walk, and daughter, 24 Began Rd., to announ<^ late tomorrow Pass Book No. S11428 Issued by you too! Earn those extra sale. Ceiling paint, $2.89 per 88.600 - WIOX, KEPT 6M room $12,200 — M ANCHESTER. At­ tige 7 roont CMonial Ranch, Maurice Danxiger, 30 Judge CharkM 'S. Bolsber sen- what it ie filed in Federal Dia- gallon. Morrison Paint Store, shmbbed lot with several etc. . Quick occupancy. RookviUe. The Savings Bank of Manches­ dollars the Avon Way. This LADY’S DOUBLE knit cotton FIVE R(50M new apartment, ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive tractive 8 room (Mpe, laiwe 100x200 wooded lot. ’This desir­ (Xiurcll Bt.; Mrs. Elizabeth WU- tenoed Smith to a Kfe sentence In Girl’s Slaying triot Court under the emer­ 386 Center St. auit, aqua and white, like new, shade trees. Another feature dining area, suburban. Owner Easily financed. Asking able home (rffers 8 twin sized ter has been lost and applica­ Building— Contracting 14 year our Gifts for all members second floor, West Side, stove — air conditioning Is option­ kitchen, plenty of cabinets, ley, 06 Ridge St.; Mrs. Eileen in state prison. gency legislation. alze 18. Phone 649-4140. and refrigerator, near bus anxious. Carlton W. Rutchias, $16,000. bedroomz, 2% baths, 28 foot If the Jury had not reoom- tion has been made to said of the family are selling bet­ NEW 670x15 anow tirea, truck al. CaU early — It’s a Best ceramic bath, garage. 128x165. O’AtoaaiKlro, East Hertford FARJBAULT. Minn. (API— The dispute began about four bank for payment of the QUALITT CARPENTRY — ter than ever. Don’t fail to take line. Call 643-2358 fo r appoint­ R ealtor. 640-6182. Colton W. Hutchins, Realtor, living room, formal dinin I f n . EHoobeiUh R ange, W op - mended clemency, the death years ago when most of the na­ chaina, tubea, fireplace wood MINK COUJUIED leather coat, Buy. room, modem kitchen with a Family in Town Two high school seniors were -amount of deposit. Rooms, basements reflnlshed, advantage of this wonderful m ent. 640-8122. ptog; Mrs. Alice Pinto, 371 W penalty—execution in the elec­ tion's major railroads proposed built-lna, formica tUe, general aawlng equipment. Alao 276 aize 12, excellent condition. SPRING STREET Beautiful LAWRENCE F. FIANO the bullt-liu, laundry room held today In the deaUi of a earning opportim ity. 289-4922. tank. 649-1368. Call 649-6236. e-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 8-car MBoUe Itoke.; Mrs. Doreen tric choir — would hosa been sweeping new rules ohangea In- F o u n d — b l a c k , brown and repair. No Job too amain. Call FIVE ROOMS, second floor, FOREST STR E E T — L arge 10- large family room irith fire­ Treasures Photo g irl, 17, w h o dT lcers aiald w as garage, buUt-in G.E. Utclien, 8 R ealtor 848-2788 Fkii, 80 fciiM St., Rockville meirdatory for first degrse mur­ cliidihg the elimination of thou­ white female mongml. CUI Lee unniam RobUna Carpentry partially furnished, very con­ BELFIORE AGENCY room boiue, 6 bedrooms, 4% p la ce, 2 -cor garage, $84,000. der under Massachusette law. choked Into imconsciousnees venient, adults or retired only. bedrooms, baths, ahimioum P hllbrick A gen cy, 640-8464. AnMzi Van AUen, (HesAoribury and then struck with a shovel sands of Jdbe. The railroads con­ TraccMa, Dog Warden, 648- S ervice. 649-8446. Help Wanted— Male 36 Wanted—^To Buy 58 baths, excellent condition. Ideal Charles N icholson 742-6864 Mrs. Ckum Bertie, 140 Bran Of JFK Rocker Although the State cUngs to tended were unneceesory. Building Materials 47 648-8097. com bbiaU cos, $21,400. R bbert location. Owner 848-7444. when She groaned as her at­ 8604. fond S t; Stanley Soemreylo the death penalty, no one has The railroads argue that ADd A t ONS—R ec room s, re­ M AN ’TO H ANDLE Janitorial 648-6121 WUverteo Agency, Realtor, MANCHESTER — Immaculate tackers prepared a riialtow WE BUT, SELL or trade an' FOUR ROOM cold flat, ascond 648-9882. 6 room (Mpe, treed lot, quiet lo­ ToMond; Karen Loao, ®1 Tracy Among a eheaf of photo­ died toi the electric chair ki 16 many of the engine and train modeling, bathrooms tUed. work, experience helpful, sec­ tlque and uaed furniture, china, g r a v a Can 649-4291. floor, central location. Call 648- cation, 8 bedrooms, oil hot Dr.; William Aahe, 23 Tolland graphs of Presldsnt Kennedy years. All death setftences im­ crewmen ore not needed on Automobflea Fur Sale 4 ond shift Apply Personnel Of­ BETTER BUYS AT glaaa, ailver, picture framez MODERN I BEDROOM ranch. posed in that period had been The body of Rolene Madison, fice, the Iona Manufacturing 8324. 287-289 OAK STRE ET, 4-4 EAST HARTFORP water heat, rec room, assume Ave., RiockviUe; Randall Gee, that George Loftus, 164 Green­ modern Diesel engines and cost and old colnz,

R g;entlemen, one room, for $22,000. City Higuera, 70 Bolton St.; Mrs seph A. Loftus, a political writ­ lene and young Van Straoten BIDWELL HOME Improvement perienced only. Manchester Twin Caaement Windowa NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH Large 6 room ranch, heated 643-2766, C haries NichoIsoB, wall carpeting, automatic fUed the latter conviction with Company — Roofing, siding, al- block from Main Street, kitch' NEWLY DECORATED 4 room, water, sidewalks, desirable Harriett Giacomlnl, Bleat Hart er for the New York Times, in had been sweethearts. Cooker Contents 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass T ool A Design, In c., 130 H art­ F rom 86.00 E ach en privilegea, paricing. 648-6127, 8 bedrooms, 28’ Uving room 2-car basement garage, rec 742-6864. washer and .dryer, disposal Washington. out knposlnc oentence. Carver and oouaty eitomey teratians, additions and re­ first floor apartment In wing location, mlnlmmn down to reasonable. Owner 648-8398 or fo r d ; iMins. H elen H ite, 122 OaJt Convertible, maroon with ford R oad, M anchester, 649- Dutch Doora 643-9828. with fireplace, completed rec­ room, 1% acres, trees, btua- S t In the White House prose Herbert J. Cook said the boys modeling of aU types. Excel­ 6263. 17.60 E ach of older home, nice yard, elec­ berry patch, outbulldiiw. qualified buyer. quii 849-8228. Bum Man’s Face bucket seats, 4-speed synchro­ lent wonunanahlp. 649-6496. tric range, heat and hot water reation room, exceUent con­ BIRTH SATURDAY: A son room, the Loftus family met gave statements relating that mesh transmission with con­ O dar Cloeet Lining EXCEPTIONALLY nice clean dition, recently redecorated, Immediate occupancy. Ant­ street, one block to bus, saop- Mrs. Elvelyn Lincoln, the Presi­ DRIVER WANTED for estab­ furnished, 10 m inutes east o f CX50PBR STREET — 2 family to Mir. and Mrs. Richard Leila, Van Straaten choked the g;irl sole and tachometer. Elxcellent .21 Sq. Ft. bedrooma in attractive home $16,900. P hllbrick A gency, 649- ing $16,600. plng, schools. Dishwasher, dis­ dent’s private eecretary, who Planters Group Anthony Gugllelml, 41, of lished dry cleaning route. Call for gentlemen. Beet location. M anchester. 742-6124. posal, 1% baths. Bel Air Real duplex 6-5. Features 8 generous ITiompeonviUe. in a cor foUowing an argument shape. Call 649-0218. Roofing: and OUmnevs 16>A 8464. U ft R REALTY CO., INC, arrang^ the usually forbidden and the twt youths then buried Oystal Lake Rd., was treated 643-7264. CASH ’N CARRY 21 Church S t 649-4966. 643-2692 E state, 648-0332. bedrooms, enormous kitchen BIRTHB YESrraatDAY: Meeting Tonight WEST CENTER St. — 4 rooms, with dining area, living room daugliter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul visit to the ETesldent’s office. her in the wooded area. at Manchester Memorial Hos- 1968 BORGW ARD Station W ag ROOFING — Specialising re­ NOBODY - BUT NOBODY • first flo o r, furnace, $76. 646' MANCHESTER mclnity — 6% LAWRENCE F. FIANO Robert D. M urdock, 643-6472 The Prerident himself had Just NEEDED — MASON’S helper. ROOMS for gentlemen, free room ranch consisting of 8 utility room, Rusco combina Grueeaner, 93 Vernon St.; twin The authorities quoted the plUl yesterday afternoon after on, cheap transportation, pairing roofs of all kinds, new UNDERSELLS NA'HONAL 6229, 0-6. (X )V B N TR Y — $12,600. New In left when Mre. Lincoln ushered Mre Albert Swanson of Hort- No experience nece.ssary. Call parking; alao, 2 rooms for light bedrooms, living room, kitch­ R ealtor 648-8786 tlons, spotless condition. Un daughters to Mr. and Mrs. John pair as saying Rdlene groaned, the contents of a pressure oook- clean leather upholstery, $200. roofs, gutter worit, chimneys 1958, 5 room Ranch on big lot. them in. She showed them after 6 p .m ., 643-1870. VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN housekeeping. Scranton Motel, en with built-ins, dining area. Garage, storms and screerui. usual floor plan provides MacDonald, 158 McKee S t Ifatd, leoturar end Sower or- w h ile ttM you th s w ere p repar­ er flew in his face when he took GaU 649-4612. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum THREE ROOM heated apart­ MANCHES’TER—Six-room Split around the room and waited vriU present a lectu re CABINET DEPARTMENT . 649-0826 betw een 6-7. Built in 1960, tills hom e is im ­ Charles Nicholson 7426064 Good condition. (MU (or more single family atmosphere with BIRTHS TODAY; A son ing for the burial, and she then off the lid. aiding. SO years’ experience. TURRET LATHE operator. ment vicinity Wapping Cen­ Level, deep, landscaped lot, while Loftus, nervous iMt the demoRStretion on (Siridtitiaa 1967 OLDSMOBILE 2-door H ard­ Free estimates. Call Howley, STAFFED BY CABINET ter. 644-0130. maculate. Aluminum oom- information and to see. HUls- double fa m ily incom e, $22,400. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Michaud was struck on the head with a Guglielmi suffered burns to top, excellent conditiem. 643- Must be able to set up. Aver­ EXPERTS FURNISHED ROOMS — Com arage, utility room, reo room Robert Wolverton Agency, (Joventry; a son to Mr. and President, should return for deooraitloHB tnnlgtit at the meet­ shovel and became quiet. his eyes and face. He was re­ 643-6361, 648-0768. age work week 50 hours. Good blnatlons. $14,000. EUsworth worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, 2123, 395 Tolland ’Turnpike. plete light housekeeping faciU- FIVE ROOM FLAT, first floor, BOL’TON C EN TER — 8 room f (uU batos, firep la ce, oil hot R ealtor, 648-0882. Mrs. John F7ah«ty, 121 Hem some forgottdn Item, snapped ing of the Perennial Fkuntera to The body was found by Rich­ leased from the hospital after pay and fringe benefits for tlea, centrally located. Mrs. M itten A gen cy, R ealtors, 648- 643-6930. centrally located, combination 6980. rambling ranch with 2-eor ga­ water heat, $19,800, R obert lock St.; a'daughter to Mr. and Patricia in the famous rocker. be h«M at the home of Mrs. ard Bauer, a farmer who was treatm ent. qualified man. Echo Machine, Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Why the sheaf of Kennedy 1060 BUICK LaSABRB 2-door Radio-TV Repair NATIONAL LUMBER, windows, garage. Call 648-8801 rage plus smaU bam. Ba^- BUCKLEY BCH(X)L Area — An Mrs. William Bldwards, RiObert iOppax, 46 Kefiy Rd.. cutting fence posts. He kicked Mrs. Guglielmi said.the steam Hardtop, fully equipped, excel­ M anchester, 643-7627. ter. 643-0882. pictures? "He was my kind of Sotith Wtodeor, at 8. Mre. Services 18 INC. after 4. $18,900 — ANOTHER CKKID ment, two fireplaces, porch, older home Just restored. Huge 614 Foster Street Grand Ave., Rockville; a darigh' at what appeared to be a mound vent of the cooker, whlrii had lent condition, reasonable. 649- BlIT, Lenox Street Six rooms etc. Vacant. A steal at $X,000. bright famOy room, modern ter to Mr. and Mrs. Leiwrence president,’’ Loftus says. Raynzond J'ohnson wifi be co- covered with fresh earth, and not been used for soma time, 0886. 381 State Street, PLEASANT ROOM for gentle- DESIRABLE 6 room duplex, BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Serv­ m an, near bath, parking, 64 pliu enclosed rear porch. Lot T . J. C rockett, R ealtor, 048- (Mpe, fuU dormer, 1% baths, kitchen, ^nlng and living room Goyebte, Somers. h ostess. uncovered on arm. apparently became eiogged. North Haven, Conn. convenient location near Hart­ affords absolute maximum of 1677. So. Windsor M ro. Bwonaon, a flom w r Mian- 1908 KARMANN OHIA Volks­ ice,‘ available all hours. Satis- A JOB WITH 288-6261 High St. 4 bedrooms, dining room, ga­ down and four large bedrooms DISCHARGED S A T U R ­ V ford Road shopping center and privacy, with shrubbery jmd Chester resident and graduate wagen, radio, heater, low mile­ facUon guaranteed. Call 649- rage, near oil schools. $18,500. up. Big lot, plenty of trees. 8 room Split Large living DAY: Mrs. EXta Lonreland, bus, $96 m onthly. (M il 649-1044. trees. Claae to evervthing. Just M ANCHESTER — 884,000 ranch. Jesuit Author of MianrtieSter High School, has age. B est offer. 640-6628, 643- 1815. A FUTURE ROOM FOR RENT, aU new fa O m e r 649-1795. Worth looking at. Isn't it? Ask­ room with fireplace. Dining EEro St.; ^Albert Schultze, 25 Ol. cilities, private entrance, park­ call and start packing. T. J. 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ ing price is only $17,600. T. J. oott Dr.; Mrs. Elve Dixon, Tal won reoogiditlon in the Great­ 6217. THREE R(X}MS, unheated, $66 tion room In basement, two full room. Kitchen with bullt-lns. Dies at Age 83 Make your BIG MOVE now. ing, gentleman preferred, on C rockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. C rockett, R ea ltor, 543-1577. 8 bedroom a. Lot 100x400. oottvSle; Mrs. Dorothy Pierog, er Hartfotd area for her flower Moving—^Tmdting— Expansion has created new Diamonds— Watches— month. 28% Church Street. In­ baths, 2-car garage, aluminum VERNON CHWXB Area - 6% show exhibits with several blue 1066 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, good bus line, centrally located. quire 32 <3hurch Street any­ room ranch, basement garage, Not in development. 30 OTjeory Dr.; Mre. Mar­ running condition, $200. Call Storage 20 opportunities for drivers of Jewelry 48 643-6013. siding. BuUt ui 1960. O ver 2,200 ROCKLEDOE—80 Arnott Road NEW YORK (AP)—The Rev. ribbon awards. She lectures tim e. sq. ft. of finished living area. fireplace, combinations, built- guerite VenneU, East Hartford 649-0297. medium size package deliv­ 5 large rooms, garage, wooded Asking $18,500. Owners Mre. Elffie B eeper, 16 Winter John LoFarge, 83, Jesuit author on flower arranging as well ★ ANTIQUES ★ MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ery vehicles in all areas of WA’TCH AND JEWELRY repair­ SOUTH WINDSOR P hllbrick A gency, 649-8464. Ins, very clean. Early occupan­ FIVE ROOM apartment, second cy. ’Tongren Agency, 648-632],i^ lot, $20,900. Owner 643-1470, transferred. Offers consid­ St.; FVank Bedell, 44 Griswold and a leader in Roman Catholic has oonduefted series of clesiiim trucking and package delivery. Ocmnecticut. APPLY NOW. ing at reasonable p r 1 c e s. I ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman on the subject. Mra. Swon-son floor, newly redecorated, cen­ 62 DUVAL ST. - Splc ’n Span ered. S t; Mrs. Stella KeUey, 22 Tyler interracial affairs, died Sunday. Furniture, Victorian Marble Troia^. EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ DELUXE LARGE 3% room room Colonial, fireplaces, M abel Sheridan, 048-8189 and residence. now toi Its fourth year, has be­ I ing. W al^per books. Paper- Uniforms furnished Fnel and Peed 49-A ccHivenient (o r gentleman rating. $2,800 down, fuU Variflh. EUhngton; James Kir- holds of Fine Furnishings. We wjll call without ob­ Teen-age driver’s education duplex apartment, heat, hot Dutch oven, garage, bam, 8 rane, lUrtford; Mrs. Victoria Father LaFarge was a found­ come a federated dub, having hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully w orking days. (MU 643-6961. water, appliances, parking. p rice only $22,600. cou rse. State certified . 640-7898. WE REQUIRE:. SEASONED <»RD WOOD, saw­ a cres, scen ic view . $17,900 er of the National Catholic been notified recently of Its ac- ligation— Plea.se call Insured workmanship guaran­ Adults. Immediate occupancy. Carron, 172 High St.; MUton Good driving record ed any length, free delivery. Hayes Agetacy, 648-4808. TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 Marr, (Columbia; Wayne Eistell, Rural Life Conference. ceptanoe in the membership of teed. L eo P elletier, 649-6326. If 649-6750. Excellent physical condition Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ A^tments—Flats— additional acres may be pur­ RFD 2, Rockville: Wflllam An­ His most recent books in­ the Federated Garden Clubs of E-ZLERN no answ er, ca ll 648-9048. 22 BOWERS ST. - 818,600. Oozy chased with this unusual 5% cluded ‘‘The Manner Is Ordi­ Oonnecticut, Inc. ROBERT M. REID & SON, Auctioneer High School Graduate m ans, 742-8002. Tenements 63 SIX ROOM duplex, 8 large bed­ U & R REALTY CO., INC. derson, 33 Skinner Rd., Rock­ 21 years of age, or over Colonial, (i rooms, 2 iMdrooms, room ranch on hteb 1% acre ville; Joan SomerviUe, HiUride nary,” an autobiography; “ The Offloera for the 1963-64 sea­ 1201 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN__ 649-7770 Driving: School PAINTINO - FIVE room rooms, one car garage, cen­ lot, 2-car garage,'cellar, fire­ BIRCH STREET, second floor, aluminum riding, sacrifice. Ave., Vernon; John Narkon, 73, Catholic Viewpoint on Race Re­ son w ifi be Mra. ReiymiorKl G. ranches and capes for $50. tral heating. 876-7862. 648-2602 p la ce, oil heat, $14,900. R obert Hoisted, preeklenit; Mra. Ralph Trim and painf extra. Also, Apply Mon. through Fri. Garden— Farm— Dairy 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, Owner, 649-6061. W. Center St.; Jean Sauer, lations.’’ and “An American Connecticut’s hugest, auto­ $90. 649-6229, 9-6. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Shaw Jr., vtoe president; Mrs. matic and standard shift, scrapin g. 742-8101. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Products 50 SE(X)ND FIDOR, 6 room R obert D. M urdock, 648-6472 French Rd.; James Holmes Jr., Amen.” Last month he com (Tuesday Only to 7 p.m.) apartment, conveniently lo­ 648-9332. . pleted "Reflections on Growing Carl Higgins, secretary; anm- memberahip: Mrs. Ralph Show chester. Call for free book­ 246 Locust St.. Hartford Agent on premises. 106 Birch baths, recreation room, study, tive. $500 down. Oleim R oberts Harriet Stark, 49 Pleasant St.; l e t 643-8562. sured. 649-9668, Joseph P . (Off Airp<^ Road) 643-8116. frigerator furnished, complete­ very clean, (Mrlton W\ Hutch­ ADDITIONAL Philip LelBlanc, 1067 Main St.; modore Oliver Perry, and a Jr., program; Mrs. Robert Pine Cleaners Lew is. St. ly redecorated. 649-3189 after 6. A gen cy, R ealtors, 644-1521, great-granddaughter of Benja­ Heins, hoopltsllty; Mrs. Ray­ ins, R ealtor, 649-6182. APPROPRIATIONS 643-0816. Dominic Leone, East Hartford; LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Bring draft classification FOR 'SALE — Macs, ^Baldwin min FVanklin. He was an uncle mond Johnson, telephone; Mre. AND and Greening apples and FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor’ BOARD OF OlRBCTPORS Mre. Carolyn SproiU, 24 BUyue licensed driving school, trained, OUTSIDE PAINTINO at a low car4. Bring F orm DD MANCHESTER — Lookliw for TOWN OF MANCHESTER, of the late authors Oliver H. P. Herbert HufTield, pUbUdty; Mre. price. No Job too big or too Bose pears. Bottl Fruit Farm, THREE ROOM apartment, $90. central location, heat and hot BOLTON — 4 bedroom ranch, Rd.; Mre. Lorraine Heritage, 2 cerOlled a^ approved, now 214 if mllitaiT service is 470 M ain. 649-6229, 9-5. zee, country atmosphere?ospnei (XJNNBCmCJUT patio, sunerite driye, tool shed, 24S School St.; James Hender­ LaFarge and Christopher La­ George Smith, horticulture and offering classroom and behind am all. Call now, 649-0726. com pleted. 260 Bush Hill R d., M anchester. water furnished, one year len see this 8-room Raised F arge. library: Mre. Robert . Johnson, SERVICE lease. (MU 649-5048, between Notice Is hereby given that $17,900. Owner 649-6270. son, 181 CJharter Oak St.'; Mrs. wheel instruction for teen­ IF YOU WOULD LUCE Green THREE ROOM apartment, Ranch, 8 bedrooms, living the Board of Diieotora, ’Town Helen Grant, 22D St. James St.; Requiem Mass will be cele­ bird; arxl Mrs. Robejt Kippax, LAUNDRY agers. 619-6076. heat, hot water, range and re­ 6-8:30 p.m. ' room with fireplace, kitchen brated Tuesday. study. We-Wash E X P E R T PAINTINO and Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ of Manchester, (Mnneoticut, GREEN AREA — 4 bedroom Janis Avene, 171 Alton St.; paperhanging. 628-4016. APPUCATIONS ARE being ac­ way. T el. 640-6438. frigerator. (Mil McKinney THREE ROOM apartment, sec­ witii built-ins, dining room. will hold a PubUc Hoarlng in ranch, 1% baths, living room Thomas Kilgore, Wapping; Mre. (FORMERLY MANCHESTER LAUNDROMAT) LEARN ’TO DRIVE — Special cepted for full-time work days, Bros., Inc., 643-6060.— Lower level family room, den fireplace, full basement, at­ attentiem to nervous and elder­ ond floor, heat and hot water. the Municipal Building Heuing Jennie Ryan, 138 Charter Oak NEW GAME for Manchester 9 a.m.-6 p.m., pait-Ume nights, FRESH EGGS for sale. Lowest Phone 643-0368. or office, utility room and ga­ Room, 41 (Mnter S ti^ , Mon- tached garage. Just $18,900. St.; Mrs. Helen McIntyre, Blast 656-ftftO CENTER ST. ly. Classroom for teen-agers. Herald customers. You buy 5 p.m.-10 p.m. 'Apply Burger price in town. Stop at the rage. on hot water heat, alum­ Pickup service. Day or eve­ oheeter, (MnnecUcut Tuesday, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, H a rtford ; L ionel Beaulieu, 31 r the paint, you name your price, Chef Drive-In, 236 Main Street, , Natslsky Farm, Inc. Special inum combinations, 1% baths. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. YOU Ought ^To December 3, 1963, at 8:00 pm. 643-1108. Overland St.; Mre. Helen Rago, we do yoqr painting. Ceilings, Manchester. bargain prices oh ' all sizes. Furnished Apartments 6.3-A Call now. Robert Wolverton on propoeed additional appro- East Hartford; Mrs. Malvina Are Now Associafed To Manchester Driving Academy, walls, trim, floors. Outside These eggs are not Imported or A gen cy, R ealtor, 648-9332. WANTED! 742-7249. Live In^ prlations ae follows: MOVE RIGHT IN — Lovely 7 Sleverts, 68 West St.; Mrs. work. 649-7863. 876-8401. w estern eggs. 122 N ew m arker ’THREE and four-room heated ’To 1063/64 budget Engi­ room Garrison (Mlonlal, cen­ Helen Moskey, Tolland; Mre. Help Wanted— Road, off Dart Hill Road, Ver Bring you Complefe Beautiful apartments, furnished, children neering D^Mftment: ter hall, baths, 2-zone heat, Louise Hobotto, Bolton Center MEN-WOMEN Business Services Electrical Scrylccs 2J Male or Female 37 non-So. W indsor line. 644-0804. w elcom e. G /jrfleld 9-9928. New Equipment.... 11,700 garage, close to public and Rd., Bolton: Stanley Sombric, No stamps. Open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. parochial schools, shopping. from ages 18 to 52. Prepare Lincoln Service helps thou- , Offered 13 OLAN MILLfi, Inc. needs two Colonial APAR’TMENT NK3BLY fur­ BOLTON MUST. SELL Pereonal Services .. .$7,600 89 Laurel fet.; Nicholas Duray, FREE ESHMATES. Prompt to be financed from a de- . This is the home you have been Enfield; Mrs. Patricia Lojzlm now for U. S. Civil Service sands prepare for these tests ONE STOP SERVICE service on all types of elec­ men or women for light de nished, Including all utilities, looking for for your family in job openings in this area dur­ evqry year. It is one of the I LAWN MOWERS, sharpened livery \qork in M anchester Fertilizers 50-A Manor ample parking, 1% rooms. 272 creese in the 1963/64 Budg­ and aon, Tolland; Mre. Miirllyn • FAMILY SERVICE • ALL IRON SERVICE and repaired, sales and serv­ trical wiring. Licensed and in­ et, PubUc Works Depart­ a fine neighborhood. Priced in ing the next 12 months. largest and oldest privately i sured. Wilson Electrical Co., area. No canvassing. Apply in Main. Owners Just Retired — ice, rental eqiUpment. L A M GOOD (X)W MANURE. Deliver­ Apartments 1 ment, $9,260. 8314 low twenties. (MU M rs. Government positions pay os owned schools of its kind and • SHIRT SERVICE • WASH-DRY Equipm ent C orp., Route 83, M anchester, 649-4817. G laston­ person, ready to work, Mon­ Suzaime ShoHs, 643-8880, J. is not connected with the I day, Nov. 26, 9-10 a.m . or 4-6 ed. $6 and $10 loads. Excellent BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur­ Florida Bounfl David M. Berry, 'fylgh as $446.00 a month to Vernon, 876-7609, M anchester bury, 648-1888. Watson Bqach A Co., 522-2114. OoV,enunent. i p.m . 983 M ain St., R oom 10.. (or fa ll fertilizin g. (MU 643- nished, for two adults, includes t • Secretsury WITH 1M MW Children and grown-ups wiU start. They provide much • COMPLETE DRY CLEANING exchange, Ebiterprlse 1946. We will have available Dec. 7804, 649-8781. gas, electricity, private bath, Board of Direotora, be delighted, to And how easy It reater security than private Floor liHiiishlng 24 1, one 2-bedroom apart­ Large custom 6 room ranch, SOUTH MANCHESTER — For FRBIE information m i heat and hot w ater. Call 648- Manchester, Conn. Un-O-RAMA la to make these Chriatmaa fmployment and excellent op- SNOW PLOWING — A new ment featuring: Refrigera­ 2-cor garage, UaOi living Charming 6% room ranch, portunity for advancement. Government jobs including GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALS FIDOR SANDING and re Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 7686. room with firep la ce, 12x18 Doted at Moncheetw, Con­ Here’s a stunning two piece items! A colorful mobile; pret­ game for Manchester Herald Household Ckrads 51 tor, Range, Disposal, Indi­ plastered walls, cast iron Many positions require little list of positions and salaries, finishing (specializing in old kitchen, formal dining room, necticut this 22nd day of Bpooi that to youthful in line ty wall plaques: and a Christ­ I customera. You name your PROFESSIONAL ’Trimming, ------; ------vidual Basement and Patio. ATTRACTIVE 8 room fumlahed radiators, porch, garage, pic­ or no specialized education or fill out coupon and mail at price, we will plow out your er floors). Waxing floors. large level lot, trees, ome- vember 1968. and detail. And easy to sew mas tree and small-sike mobile MEN'S-LADIES' SLACKS ...... SOePr. bathing, all breeds. Poodle ^ B^OAIN — 8 rooms Heat, Hot Water. apartment. Private entrances. turesque settiiig on high wood- experience. once—TODAY. You will also driveway. Routes now iMing Painting. Ceilings. Paperhang specialist. It costs no more to used furniture and appliances, Parking. Adults. A pply 299 Au­ rite drive, nice residential iTOm very Ittle fribrlc! make lovely greeting cards! So ed lot. Priced to sell. Hayes I $169. $10 down. See it at A l­ N o. 8814 with PATT-O-RAMA get full detail! on how you MEN'^^HIRTS ...... 24cEa. formed. Call now to abandon ing. No Job. too small. John have ..the best in professional tum n, 1 p.m . • 7:30. section. Only $19,500. inexpensive too! A gen cy, 643-4803. But to get one of these Jobs, can prepare yourself for V erfa llle, 649-6760. bert’s, 48 AUyn S treet,> H art­ Is in aioes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, Pattern No. 2865-H has pat ■ ph p rices when it snows. 649- conditioning. 649-9798, 649-0600. Call i you must pass a test. The these tests. ford. Bust 31 to 40. Size 12. 32 tern pieces and full directions 3, 876-840$^^ Business Locations LAWRENCE F. FIANO BOLTON — Brookfield Road. competition is keen and in 8 LRS. WASH and DRY ...... 80c Private Instructions 28 POODUU AKC small minia­ 649-4436 — 649-6544 Septl^aiks Nouae, skirt, 1% yards of 36- for making all items shown. Deadend, high up and wooded, some (iases only one out of SHARPENING Service - Saws, tures, Jet ilaek, IQ-weeks-old. BVBRYTHINa IN sterilized re­ For Rent 64 h)ch for each. To order, send 35c in coins Don’t delay—ACT N O W ! conditioned used furniture and R ealtor 648-2766 3 bedroom ranch, dining room, fiv e pass. SPREADS, double 89c ...... tingle 69c knives, axes, shears, skates, MATHEMATICAL tutoring In­ (M il 649-8202 o r 643-7116. T o o n ilsr, atnA 80c lnook» to: to:— Anne (Mbot, Hie Man fireplace, garage, newly pednt- rotary blades. Quick aerrice. appliances, high quaUty - low BUHDING 00x40 aultahle (or cluding coUege mathematics storage, B-1 sooe, Bucklond (Morlea Nlebolaon 74S4|64 Ni{grd Sewn Bus Bumstt, TIu cheater Evening Herald, 1180 ed and decorated, Ray 8. Hol­ UNCOLN SERVICE, Dspt 117 C aj^tol Equipm ent C o.. 88 inotnictor of long experi­ prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 TWO R(X>M apartment, 149 GEO. WASHINGTON BEDSPREAD . $1.19 Oakland Street, $M. 64M229, section. 049-8468. IhremiM aeraU. UM AVE. W AVE. OF ASEEBIOAB, NEW combe, Realtor, 644-1288. Pekin, UUnois Mun St., Manchester. Hours ence, reosonabla zatea. CoU Articles For Sale 45 SMtb Street, RockvUle, 876 AMiijloAB, Ninv T4NHK 88. YOBX 80, N. Y. doily 7-6. Thursday 76. Saturt 2174. Open 9-8. 9-6. Marhlie Clwawi 649-8988. DESIRABLE OFFICES, 100% For Ist-claas maUlng odd lOo BOLTON Vicinity — Privacy, I am very much tot,eresUd. Please send m« oboolutely FRCT ELECTRIC BLANKETS ...... $1.B0 1^:1 ■' d ay 7-4. 648-7068. MOTO MOWER anow throwers Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, FOR SALE — O m stove in FOUR R(X)k apartment with .locatimi, heat. Janitor, parking. Fsr 1stri4iss oia41*nr*54 lOo for each pattern^ Prut name, brook, fish pond, 8% room (1)L) A list of U. S.8. Government positione and salaries; (2) at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4% M ANCHESTER — 816,000. Cape Sewer Llikeo Instued—O f- formation on how to quality for a U. 8. Government Job HAROLD A SON Rubbish R^ bonds—Stocks h.p. to 6% h.p. 689 Center 8t. good condition, $80. Inquire stove, working couple prefer­ W ill rem odel fo r tenant. 988 tor eopb pattern. Print Nome, address with zone and Pattern Ranch, plastered wails, large - 1 RU^^S 20cLb. Apt; 8, 4 Pearl Street. red. No children. Near Main M ain. 649-6834, 643-7175. Ck>d, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, fire- lor WaterprooSng Doae. Addreoa wtth none. Style No. N um ber "’screened breeteway, carport, movml, cellars, attlckT and Mortgages 31 649-8747. placed living room, 00% com­ Nam e ...... Age yards. Weekly or monthly Street. 68 Wells St. i and Sloe. Just 60c for the new ’63 Al­ quiet dead ead street. Reduced OFFKH SUITE, 100% location pleted rec room. Location and FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY ptek-up. H arold Hoar,, 040-4084. SECDND MORTGAGES - Un­ YOUR YARN SHOP-Watkins GAS AND OIL range, oil barrel NtKINNEY BROS. Sand 80c today for the new bum! Many lovely designs! to $14,600. M inimum down fl- S treet ...... Phone . limited funds available for ooe* B ros. Closing out-Stamped and pump; electric refrigera- on Main Street Plenty o< orqa excellent for children; m u h winter '83 Basic Forii- rectlons fof.ault and afghon in lumcing. LAwreace F. Flano, SNOWPLOWING Now oe- ond mortgimoa, payment# to goods, nssdlspoint-other items. tor. Both in very good condl- poriting. Modem building. Ik- rear yard soclooed. EUsworth Sowsrac* Disposal Co. IM , • «nmj|iis4a psh tem m ogor k n it; dolly, sd] and 0llp- Raaltor, 04^S700, Caiarlas |cuy ...... • ••••••• ' TEL. 643-6278— 64S-4266 T eopttng contracts, seashnal or suit your nidgsi. Expedient AU reduced to eost, some be­ tion. Odds and ends. R I eosen- ceUent to r profiarinnal office. MlttsB Aganoy, RooKors, 048- IMMSS PeoH 8t, g8ggS0S> p ars In rotes. 040-606O. service. J. orR ealty, 0484028. low. Buy-mve. ab ls. 648-0874. 0404401 after 0:80 p.m. Available January 1. 6484806. 0080.

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. r; v:.~ MONDAY, NOVEMBER » , U tt PAGE •mEHTY The Weather ' Average m ily Net Press Run FereoMt of U. «. Weather Bore— iiattriffHtw lEatnittg Sf^ralii .. For Um Week BtoM November 16, 196|. ' Variable eloodlneM and mfld to­ Minlatara Day w youths posted $100 bonds each FUNERAL while awaiting appearance in HOUSE k HALE WASHINGTON (AP) — Circuit Court 12, liancheater, O o A I i Main Street— ^Manchester A thaw in the chilly U.S.- SERVICE Dec. 9. F'rench relations appears for fM l oils, service, vVALTER N. Howard Wamock, 63, no cer­ possible following the an­ LE5CLERC tain address, yesterday was Closed Thanksgiving— Open Friday till 9 nouncement that Presi­ beating equipmmt Director charged with Intoxication. He was taken to the State Jail at dents Johnson and Charles phone 522-8151 38 Main Street, Manchester Hartford in Ueu of bond while V de Gaulle will meet here IW PBAKL STREET ’ Call 649-5869 awaiting presentation in court early next year. 6 HARTFORD. OOMN. tomorrow. The surprise announcement came from President Johnson after he had spent 18 minutes Automatic Q A T "C In private conference with the 2 QT. CASSEROLE WATER PITCHER French president at a reception •4.99 With Ice Lip A woman and children kneel in prayer at the grave of John F. Kennedy today late Monday for foreign digni­ • 6 -Oft Arlington National Cemetery was opened to public. (AP Photofax.) taries who attended P"e.sldent Blanket 2 QT. FOOD WARMER attar CONDIMENT SET John F. Kennedy’s funeral. -• 8 .9 9 - Johnson, obviously plunging With Salt, Pepper - Slain Kennedy at Rest Into the monumental tasks be­ HOUSE &. HALE COVERED BUTTER Shakers, Vinegar, fore him with rapidity, came 'Miain Street, M anchester TRAY Oil O u e t i out from the conference room Just in time for the cold weather and said, "W e have decided he ahead, we bring you terrific With Glass Dish •84M would come back and talk more Just sayt **Charge H, Pleaia*^ •24M> 24 PC. ONEIDA early next year." To give it savings __ ^♦Army’s 3rd Regiment. The spe-fonly a few hoiire earlier, were planned to meet with Kennedy, Presidents Johnson and De Gaulle conferred privately for 18 minutes last night. (AP Photofax.) charge can.be applied •9.99 . I " / forces are the unconven- leaning under the weight of an probably In February, and ar­ Make Holiday Cooking •24>9 A fragile spray of lilies of warfare units sharply overnight heavy frost. rangements had been complet­ to your electric t PC. s t a i n l e s s 7 PC. LAZY SUSAN the valley, parting mid- expanded in the Kennedy ad- Beneath the torch, the dark ed. It appeared the two men STEEL CARVING SET light bill. With 5 Glass Dishes night gift from a sorrowing mlnlstraUon with his specific military cap appeared frosty swiftly came to agreement on •3419 widow, and the military re- »PP»wai. white. the need for early talks to clear •6419 up standing differences between 8 Pc. Hot Forged -The scene was eerie as a Ground crews had cleared Easy With Coming-Ware HOLLOWED BREAD galia of fighting men, also slow-rising sun lighted the un­ away some of the evidences of the two loM-Ume allies. Stainless Sted placed during the night, lay The tall French president was Reg. $17.95 Reg. $19.95 Reg. $26.95 TRAY guarded rite on the east slope the Monday ceremony. But on CARVING-SET the fringes of the graveslte piles ven the center of attenUon at Johnson Meets Red; side by side above the head of Arlington National Oemetary. e reception, as he has been Yes, make the upctming ht^days a pleasure •2.99 Except for the eternal flame, of littqr—the reUcs of paper TW IN BED DOUBLE BED DOUBLE BED •5419 . of buried John F. Kennedy. since he arrived Stuiday for the to cook for your family with Ckiminjf Ware, CANDLE HOLDERS kindled little rnore than 13 hours b a n . photo flUns and cartridges g 14 Pc. Clear Glass Along with' the white flowers funeral. He was In relaxed, made of super ceramic Pyroceram that is Double Control before by Ms widow, the last and many coils of wire tuMd for Single Control Single Control Pr. 94.99 PUNCH BOWL SET placed on the grave In an al­ communlcaUons and powar at chatty form. most surrepUUpuB visit by Mrs. resting place of the 88th presi­ N gfuaranteed never to break from extreme Announeqment the meeting 60 X 84 72 X 84 72 X 84 FOOTED FRUIT BOWL 12 Cups, Bowl, Ladle dent was hard to spot bsfore the ceremony were sail to to a t heat or cold! It fifoes instantly from the re­ Kennedy, there were a forest cleared away. came amid general apeeulaUon •4.99 •9419 green cap from the Army sp dawn. on how Johnaon and De Gaulle frigerator to flame, oven or broiler to the •13418 818.88 823418 olal fw ces, and a huff shoulder When dawn broke, the flowers At • a’clock, toe military watch over the grave was to- will get along. table or dishwasher. Yes, you’ll be thank­ ■trap and cockade a t the and wreaths, banked carefully The anewer would appear Using Oval Office ful for Coming Ware at least three times sumed ae Axto toMlars, tbit lb '> toMtf long-Mae coats, took t o that .tbey .wlil get alongohg wellV a day. Just look at theso quality and eomfort faaturas: H A the four corners of the personally, An; changes In l-off rite. policy would have to come from the American ride. WASHINGTON (AP)—President Johnson moved Mothproof. One blanket to wash and the opening o f the gates Dependable General Electric Sleep Widow in Seclusion, to the cemetery a few minutes De Oaiille, who regards world further into the field of personal diplomacy today in a Guard System. store. later, people started wklking affairs in the broad, historic longer than-plailned conference with Soviet Deputy Pi’e- sense, Is a stubborn man with Pace as Diplomat 0 In Memory Of mier Anastas I. Mikoyan. The Russian indicated after­ (Bee Page Blgiit) flxed Ideas, devoted to France. Luxury quality, 100% nylon binding Four fashionable colors. Pink, green, Made Midnight Visit He Is not malleable, as he fre­ ward that U.S.Soviet relations remain the same as be­ to match blanket. beige and blue. quently illustrated in his differ­ fore the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. ences with Kennedy. The Mikoyan meeting, lasting nearly three-quartena Plea of Insanity Problems confronting Ken­ Fast for Johnson Our Lafe President, By FRANCES LEWINE #mlght fly to Boston today, a of an hour, was perliaps the most signiricant event of a New bedside comfort selector. Ad­ Wash and dries easily and quickly in WASHINGTON (AP) — The spokesman said she was nedy’s successor and the maining. "in seclusion" at French chief of state are mani­ day in which the new President moved into full-time justs automatically. your machine. day for Jacqueline Kennedy bad Hinted for Ruby, White House today. fold, but some of the larger WASHINGTON /AP) — Presl-'^chancellor, Ludwig Erhard, and concentration on the workaday affairs of a chief execu­ been a long and crushing one. ones are De Gaulle’s go-it-alone Among the foremost quesUons Oswald Intend dent Johnson la setting a brisk Philippines President Diosdado tive. Johnson signaled that development by shifting to JOhN F. KENNEDY But shortly before midnight she are how long yyUI she remain atomic defense policy, his uneb- Macapagal. slipped out of the White House at the White House, where will operatlve attitude toward the pace in personal diplomacy. A high U.S. official was asked the oval office of presidents in the White House. Up to V and rode through the darkness she make her new home and DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—The Of­ North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ The liew .President set this if these quick meetings amount­ now he has been working out of his old vice presidential II to place a sprig of flowers on what will become of the White fice of Dial. Atty. Henry Wade tion, his chilly attitude toward course Monday night as he ed to get-acquainted sessions for ^quarters across the street. her husband’s new grave. House school she set up for announced that Jack Ruby was the limited nuclear test-ban greeted presidents, prime min­ the new occupant of the White The diminutive, mustached trea^ and his lofty position on isters and crowned heads here An eternal flame—placed at daughter Caroline and some 20 Indicted today on charges of House. Mikoyan was Premier Khru­ the head of the assassinated other children. the CommonOoi Market. for the funeral of John F. Ken­ "Oh, no," the official ex­ SovietDread shchev’s representative at the murder in the slaying of Lee We Will Be president’s grave at her request Mrs. Kennedy, a widow at 34, But De Gaulle never hesitates nedy. claimed. "He knew these people Kennedy funeral, bringing So­ Harvey Oswald, the man ac­ —flickered on the silent hillside. never sought or relished the to make It clear that in any Johnson huddled with Presi­ before." viet condolences in the midst of Her broitaer-ln-law, Atty. Gen. public role she camp to play as cused of assassinating Presi­ showdown France would come dent Charles de Gaulle of Refl ected in cold war. Siave Cash"Plus! dent John F. Kennedy. As vice president, Johnson quickly to America’s side. Robert P. Kennedy, was at her the wife of- Johd “Fitzgerald France for 18 minutes. Johnson traveled some liS.tXX) miles He told newsmen after today’s The trial Is scheduled for Dec. Johnson has the reputation of side. Only hours earlier, world Kennedy. later revealed the result: The through more than 30 countries meeting that he had a pleasant 9 in State Dlst. Judge Joe being a seasoned, astute politi­ Propaganda dignitaries had crowded the She married him in 1953, when general’s long-talked-of visit to and took part In many foreign conver.sation with Johnson "in SIOM YOUR Brown’s court. However such cian who knows how to wrk area during graveeide rites for he was a young senator from the United States will come off affairs doing.s here. which we touched on matters of the fallen leader. Massachusetts. When Kennedy trials often are postponed. with people and get them to early next year. B.v WILUAM L. RYAN mutual Interest.” CLOSED work for .lim. He also has the Monday night, he presided At night, the two stood alone. became president In 1961, Mrs. The grand jury which indicted "W e’ll make detailed arrange­ AP Special Correspondent AUTOMATIC over a massive summit social, a Asked about prospects of a After 10 minutes they went Kennedy looked with some dls-1 Ruby was that of Brown’s court, reputation of being a compro­ ments through the usual chan­ Moscow pi'opaganda in the post-funeral reception at the summit meeting between John- back to the executive mansion. may at the life ahead. | The Indictment was for mur- miser, at least in the realm of nels,” the often aloof French wake of Pre.sldent John F. Ken­ State Department for more than ■son and Khrushchev, Mikoyan Some of Mrs. Kennedy’s plans Mrs. Kennedy, traveling: der with malice, for which the domestic politics. chief said genially as Johnson nedy’s a.s.sa.s.sinatlon seems to FUEL .OIL 200 foreigrn dignitaries who had Replied: for the future may be made abroad to IS countries alone and ' maximum penalty is death, Whatever course he chooser, bade him goodby. reflect a feeling of dread. "We did not specifically dis­ come to pay their last respects known today, according to with her husband, speaking u Ruby, 62, owner of a striptease Johnson faces a formidable ally "W e’ll be back In touch," said In the Kremlin’s reaction cuss that subject, but we are of White House press secretary French, Spanish and Italian as night club and a dance hail, shot in 73-year-old Cluirles de Gaulle Johnson, Texas-style. - to President Kennedy. there Is detectable a fear that the opinion that the policy of DELIVERY Johnson pumped hands in the ALL: DAY Pierre Salinger. She must seek she went, soon carved for her^ Oswald to death Sunday as Os- who governs virtually by flat. Then'Johnson called in Cana­ the American public will turn both the United States and ths receiving line for an hour, some­ a new way of life for herself self a niche of fame. She drew wald was about to be trans- Agreement to come to a meet­ da's new prime minister, Lester Us wrath upon communism, aa Soviet Union on matters sudh as CONTRACT and her two children. crowds by the thousands and i ferred between Jails. ing is one thing. Agreement to B. Pearson. In eight minutes times with a double handclasp. such, because a man labeled a this remains as It was.” This morning. In response to proposals to which hs is now this result: Pearson praised Then he retired to a side recep­ pro-Castro Marxist was accused The White House previously laporta that Mrs. Kennedy (See Page Three) ,(See Page Tpo) opposed is smother.- Johnson and said he, too, was tion room where lie chatted five of killing the President. had announced that Johnson accepting an Invitation to return minutes or so with each of 14 Soviet Premier Khrushchev had. mes.saged foreign leaders to Washington soon. foreign VIP’s who were leaving and his supporters, beset by around the world that ths NOW! The White House annotmeed town shortly. enormous, economic probleins, that Johnson had seht messages De Gaulle, the last guest to and a deep spilt In the w.brld (See Page Eight)' You’u REcnve B u y Orders to leaders or more than 60 arrive, came close to stealing Communist camp, may be ap­ nations telling them President the show. The towering general prehensive that Soviet foreign talked among others with the AISOLUTELY ’ll Kennedy’s death does not mean policy could collapse before a Swell Trade a change in U.S. foreign policy. former U.S. ambassador to hardened U. S. attitude. DISCOVERY SET with Today, Johnson sandwiches in India, economist John Kenneth The propaganda is full of 10” SKILLET sessions with the fast-dwindling Galbraith, and diminutive Anas­ Bulletins 1, 1%, 2% qt. saucepan, veiled warnings. The govern­ W ith Cover On Exchange remstinder of foreign luminaries, tas I. Mikoyah: "I km an advo­ ment newspaper, Izvestia, Culled from AP Wires 3 covers, 2 cradles, 9” FREE For Your Conyenienco • 8 . 9 5 Including Britain’s new prime cate of the affluent society, so which can be considered a voice l.Q T. SAUCEPAN skillet, cover, handle, 6 NEW YORK (AP)—The stock minister. Sir Alec Douglas- of Khrushchev himself, said W ith Cover 11” c h i c k e n f r y e r cup percolator. market launched a strong rally Home; West Germany’s new (See Page Eight) “ President Kennedy’s death has TURKEY FACES CRISIS W ith Cover Wo W ill Be today upon reopening after be­ undoubtedly aggravated the sit­ ANH.ARA, Turkey (AP)— SSM • 3 4 . 9 5 DOUBLE 1000 ing closed for the funeral of •w uation in the United States.” In a surprise move, the Peas­ 1V4 Qt SAUCEPAN ssJio President John F. Kennedy. "The struggle between sober- ants Nation party voted to­ TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS Trading was heavy and the minded Americans and the W ith Cover 11” CHICKEN FRYER NEW HOMEMAKER TRIPLE-S BLUE day to withdraw from Prime OPEN TUESDAY ‘ New York Stock Exchange tick­ forces' of rabid reactionaries Mnlster Ismet Inonu's coal­ 8 4 . S 0 With Cover, Cradle SET with 1, W i, 1% qt. er tape lagged behind floor Full Report Ordered saucepans, 8 covers, cra­ ition government. The move • 1 0 . 9 5 transactions. (See Page Eight) 1% QT. SAUCEPAN STAMPS apparently means the coal­ dle, 9” skillet, cover, han­ AND WEDNESDAY Brokers Reported a tremen­ ition’s collapse. W ith Cover 6 CUP TEAROT dle, 6 cup percolatox, dous accumulation of orders to On Kennedy’s Death STAMPS buy. S 4 M With Brewing Device • 2 9 . 0 5 CAPITAL JUMPY Af Absolufely The surge-to buy was in sharp Rocky, Barry . WASHINGTON (AP) — • 6 . 9 5 ^ ¥fHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL OIL contrast to the panicky selling 2H Qt. SAUCEPAN EVENINGS UNTIL WAgHINGTON (AP) — Presl-5 Brokers milled around the announced Monday. "This Is a national matter," political speeches for a month in which overlooks the Justice BUFFET qt. saucepans, 8 24-H our trading counters, attempting to Johnson has "directed all fed­ he said. Heating Authorities in Dallas, where a deference to the late President Department entrinre used by •^th Gan^e • Warmer ■ 10 CUP ELECTRIC covers, cradle, handle. MANCHESTER BRANCH carry mit trades amid the eral agencies to cooperate, and PERCOLATOR the people of the nation may be sniper’s rifle bullets ended Ken­ John F. Kennedy. Atty.

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