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FftIfiAYi DBCM BER' IWCr ’ M...LJIU' 1-.T .V 1* . . ■? J..,- ' '4 • s Averacf Dtil|r ^ct PreM R a ' ...'■■■ iKiJIak ’Bided - ’ ' : g O «® T d w n "'Deoember 18,1865 il'» Students Siiig •‘Mewteh’' No H ^ ald (t e p e a .M ,. b« pTMeated by the HaatM Hayden Society ot Boaton Songs of Yule 14,577 2 6 a t 8 pjn. on channel 24. Tomorrow ar tamanwHV Washlngtoa School had Its . Manehe$tw^A thy of V itii^ Charm There will be no edi annual Holiday Asaembly yes Bogene Brewer of the Onirch tion of The Herald to terday morning nt the school. VOL. L ld fe r , NO. 73 . CTWENtY-FOUB PAGE^TW O SECTIONS) of ; Oirist will preach Sunday The program opened with the MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965 (Clawinid A d a e r tW a g ob Fdga SI) from 8:16 to 8:30 a.m. on radio morrow, Christmas Day. PRICE SEVEN Have a Happy Holiday rii^ g of "Jingle Bells” and ■tahon WINF. The services are Kevin, Kryzak telling the atory sponsored by the Manchester and please drive safely. of Hanukkah. Mnisterial Association. Kindergarten and Grades 1 of Manchester High School, will to 6 sang two Hanukkah songs. Oapt. Ernest Payton of The speak about the Manchester Ed The eptire student body joined Balration Army Corps will con ucational Foundation at a meet in singing "Up on the House duct a service on Sunday from ing of the Kiwanls Club of Top” and "Santa Claus Is Com U.S. Planes Grounded 6:40 to 6:S6 a.m. at the chapel Manchester on Tuesday at noon ing to Town.” Songs in Swe of Manchester Memorial Hos at Fiano's Restaurant, ]^lton. dish, Russian, German, Italian, THE SEASON'S BEST TO. EVERYONEI pital. The services are spon French, Polish and Spanish fol sored by the Manchester Coun The executive board pf .Cha- lowed. cil of Churches. And Thanks For Your ’Valuable Patronaga— minade Musical Club will meet Other carols in the program Monday at 8 p.m. at the home Included .‘‘O Come All Ye From the Management and Staff at St. John’s Polish National of Mrs. David Comp, 97 Hollis Faithful,” "Silent Night,” "O Catholic Church will have ter St. Mrs. Mary Stewart will ‘ THE K IN G Third Straight Day Little Town of Bethlehem” and Masses on Sunday at 8:30 and be co-hostess. There will be a "Hark the Herald Angels PERO of Produce” 10:30 a.m. in commemoration Christmas party after the meet Sing.” 276 OAKLAND STREET a MANCHESTER, CONBT. erf St. Stephen's Day. There will ing. Members are reminded to The csutoms of various coun be blessing and distribution of bring gifts for an exchange. tries were explained prior to Viet Truce wine on Monday at 8:30 a.m. the each song. Students having 36 Cong Feast of St. John. speaking parts in the program Police Arrests Included Jo Ann Schaefer, W orked on The Salvation Army meeting Killed by " Peter Gourley, Dale Valli, Gra WHERE THE BEST GRINDERS COME FROM usually held on Mondays at 2 s # i ' Louis Antollnl, 36,'’'o f 95 ham Pulton, Michael Shensie p.m. at Westhill Gardens has and Gary Carlson. By Vatican been canceled until Jan. 3. North St., was charged with Marines breach of the peace and intoxi VATICAN CITY (AP) — Vati TRADE PACT SIGNED cation last night after a dis GRINDER can diplomats were reported SAIGON, South Viet turbance at a Depot Square BELGRADE, Yugoslavia today working to encourage a (AP) —Yugoslavia and Cuba Nam (AP)— For the third GIFT WALLETS restaurant. He is scheduled to pos.sible New Year’s truce for have signed a trade agreement straight day, the United Leather appear in court at Manchester Viet Nam as a new step in the States kept its planes out Jan. 10 for '1966 which provides for a 20 KING personal peace campaign of of North Viet Nam’s skies Travel Cases John Aszklar, 136 Vernon St., per cent increase in mutual Pope Paul VI. Civil Air Patrol Promotions and Awards Night trade. today, but U.S. Marines ARTHUR DRUG was charged with breach of the 176 SPRUCE ST., NEXT TO POLY-CLEAN Vatican Informants said that peace and summoned to appear Donald Sobol, left, of Wat' dets, plus Ronald Lout, Allan training and supervisory man These railroad cars were among 13 which became part of a New Haven Railroad freight train travel while the Pope was disappointed killed 63 Viet Cong in in court at Manchester Jan. 10. rous Rd., Bolton, and Roger Cleveland and Stephen Beaulieu, agement training. Roger White derailed this morning near New London. They were ing under a highway overpass. (AP Photofax) that the Christmas truce had ground skirmishes after a Bugbee, center, of Hickory Dr., who sold the most candy in a of 86 Keeney St., a former ca been short-lived, he was encour short Christmas truce. Bolton, were promoted last fund raising project for orien det and now in his first year at We Wish Everyone aged that at least some pesults The Marines reported strikes night to cadet second lieuten tation flights. the Air Force Academy, Colo had been achieved in answer to against the OonUnunists during ants at Civil Air Patrol Promo Civil Air Patrol caulet train rado Springs, Colo., attended his cease-fire plea. patrols around the bdg U.S. air tions and Awards Night at Scientists base at Da Nnng, 880 miles ing, consists of basic Intro the meetings. He is home on A Merry Christmas Mean Thief 13 Freight Cars It was said that both the Pope Manchester Armory. About 50 northeast ot Saigon. ’Ih e A m ert- ductory training, aerospace Christmas leave. (Herald photo and his corps of diplomatic ad cJoi(OUS cadets and guests attended. JOLIET, 111. (AP)— Bur cans reported taking light cesu- education, military leadership by Satemis) visers felt that the re.sumption Timothy Beckwith of 45 Well and A Happy New Year glar's broke into Salvation Clash over aJtles. man Rd., right, squadron com Army headquarters over the of fighting did not in itself rule out further progress toward the A squad of Leathemecks mander, presents Bugbee with weekend and stole 22 bags Slide Off Track A - Defenses pounced on about 40 Viet 0 )i« , Cknistfuas the Gen. Billy Mltchel Award, THANK YOU of food intended for the poor. start of negotiations. Vatican diplomats were said IdUlng 15 at a hamlet called for which he recently complet Capt. Ross Zargus of the WATERFORD (AP)—Thirteen cars of a New Ha BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — QuangHa No. 1 . ed a course of study. Salvation Army said' the ven Railroad freight train were derailed today. No one to have been instructed to set up FRED ANNULLI, Owner Two prominent scientists secret contacts with both sides Two hours later a MAr(no pla Promoted to cadet staff posi bags of food were worth $15 was luj injured. ui eu. — clashed today over the value — in the Viet Nam war. toon near Qxiang Ha No. 2, tions are Cadet 1st Lt. Anthony each. The derailment occurred was expected to be delayed Gerald Mantoya presents birthday gift to wife, DAVE McC o n n e l l , Mgr. The first objective reportedly about two miles southward, was Sobol, cadet squadron comman about four miles west of New most of the day. or danger — of proposals to Robyn. She was 20 yesterday, the day after giving attacked by 76 Viet Oong armed was another cease-fire — possi der; Donald Sobol, cadet adju London under the Great Neck Passenger trains, the railroad spend billions on antimissile birth to Siamese twins. The twins, girls, were sur with automatic weapons. Road overpass. spokesman said, were rerouted systems and fallout shelters. bly for New Year's Eve and tant; Roger Bugbee, operations HOURS TODAY 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M. gically separated yesterday and have been given a The Americans called In artil “ Reliance upon a defense sys Day — that might be more ef officer; and Cadet Sgt. Ronald Big Oil Rig The train was en route from better than even chance to survive. (AP Photofax) lery support, tanks and armed Lout, first sergeant. tem of such extraordinary com fective than the Christmas CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY New Haven to Worcester, Mass. and Plainfield over truce. hrflcopters. When the brief en Flight leaders are Cadet 2nd The cause was not deter- t^^ks normaUy used for freight plexity may bring more risk The Pope was reported con counter was over they counted Lt. Robert M. Elder, Mitchell Collapses, than safety,” said Dr. Barry OPEN AS USUAL SUNDAY mined immediately. ° . cerned about the renewal of the bodies of 41 Reds. Cohen and Miss Marcelline •’ Delays because of this round- Commoner, head of the Depart JOHN BABINEAU Several of the derailed cars about route were expected to Other aides said that Vatican Marines, In other acstteied Elder. Assistant flight leaders ment of Botany at Washington Siamese Twin Girls were tankers containing pro- range ftxwn 90 minutes to two diplomatic activity to foster actions against the Rede, re are Stephen Lewkowlcz, Roland 46 Missing University, St. Louis, Mo. pane gas. but officials said hours. peace in Viet Nam would con ported WUing seven Viet Oong Miclette and Miss Carol Gear. Best Dr. Edward Teller, University w GRIMSBY, England (AP) — there were no leaks or fires. Repair trains from Provl- tinue at all levels. during the day. Cadet David Odess completed of California physicist and one The derailment occurred dence, R.I., and New Haven While saddened and disap Gain After Surgery Air attacks were made only the Gen. Curry Achievement, Wishes A giant oil rig collapsed and of the inventors of the atomic shortly after 7 a.m. were dispatched to the scene. pointed over the renewed on stispected Vlot Cong concen O h c bells are merrily qualifying him for orientation Bank in the North Sea today. bomb, countered: “A .strong A spokesman for the railroad The forward part of the train bloodshed, the Pope was under- ANGELES (AP) Si- mas Day with a common blad trations In South Viet Nam, U.S. flight and Phase II aerospace To All! One of the 46 men believed civil defense is our best hope of zinging with joyous ootea ■sMd the derailed cars were part still on the tracks was taken to stood to be tremendously enen- ‘n der and IntesUnes. epokesmeh said. Ground action education. Orientation flights A Truly Merry Christmas aboard was reported killed and preventing nuclear attack.’’ of good cheer to bring yon, Sincere New London and then to its The two were scheduled couraged that his appeals tor a M Mantonya, the also was reported In low key to^ are provided for all Phase II ca three others were seriously in Christmas truce had been fol b i^ , have a better than even mother, passed her 20th birth- the past 24 hours. our customers, special greetings of holiday The derailment, which occur- destination in Worcester. The speakers in a symposium on And A Very Happy New Year jured. lowed by at least a nominal greetings Royal Air Force helicopters liU ^ on the rear of the train civil defense at the annual & e holiday seasoa and our special ’‘thank yoa.' the lihe s tracks. Shoreline pas- were taken back to Old Sav- cease-fire. to you, our and shipping in the area, alert meeting orf the American Asso ^ The fhe f ^ pension of the aerial war which senger service east of Ne\y Ha- brook. During the truce the Pope V, * Infants, appeared to be holding their steadily had been in on E S T O W i| ART SHORTS good friends ed by a di-rtress call from the ciation tor the Advancement of sent a personal message to the When told crf the emergency op- own at another. the HLSilSSrTl^uSrirS W PHARMACY ” and patrons. big platform called ,,Sea Science — the largest scientific eration, took the news well. Harrison s 459 Hartford Rd. 649-9946 YOUR CHEVROLET SALESMAN rushed to the scene 40 milra convention of the year, attended (See Page Twenty-Hiree) The babies ware bom Christ. ™ rty-slx hours after sur- belt, U.S. officials In Saigon said by more than 6,000. gery, their pediatrician, said: °*'ly that the orders came from STATIONERS ALL DAY CARTER CHEVROLETT CO., INC. JOHN’S this east coast port and began 849 MAIN STREET OPEN SAT. BARBER SHOP picking up survivors.. Viet Peace Vigil Held The difference of opinion “They’re both still moving Washington, LAST MINUTE GIFTS 330 GREEN ROAD There was no dear explana came at a briefing prior to the around, which is the most Im- raised speculation that tion,, of what happened and a symposium. portant sign to us. Everything is Pnnse was a new invitation spokesman for the British Pe Near Johnsons’ Ranch Commoner, an authority on functioning, and their color is ^ North Vietnamese President troleum Co., charterers of the the effects of radiation on man’s Highway Deaths good.’’ No Chi Minh’s regime to come JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) rig. said: “ For this to have hap Knetsch, for delivery to the environment, accused Secretary The twins, together weighing — Almost 100 Texans — men, of Defense Robert S. McNa pened seems unconceivable.” President who is at the ranch 12 pounds, were bom by Caesar fuu ““ The platform, 247 feet long women and children — Inter for the holidays. mara of giving a “ woefully in rupted their Christmas weekend ean section at Holy Cmss Hospl- ^ and 90 feet wide, stands on 10 Knetsch promised two spokes adequate” picture of the imme tal Inm suburbansuouroan sanSan Fernando, —Josepn r * ^ ------Laitin,’> acting ps'ess Sunday for a three-hour peace diate and eventual damage Set New Records hydraulic stilts sunk into the sea men for the demonstrators a \ then rushed to Cedars of Leba- asked today if vigil near the LBJ ranch, urging from nuclear war. bed. Apparently the hydraulic reply either before they left or CHICAGO (AP) — Traffic Until last weekend, the dead- non Hospital■ - where a team of 18 the United States had initiated a President Johnson to use the He predicted “ epidemics of new pause in bombings. System failed and the ^atform by letter later in the week. One deaths of 712 persons during the llest holiday period was the 102 doctors, nv..oci>nurses a and t m technicianslo power of his office to bring human and animal diseases, From All of Us Bank. of the spokesmen, Houston 78 hours of Christmas weekend hours of the four-day Christmas performed the surgery “I have no information what peace in Viet Nam. crop destruction by radiation, soever on that,’’ he said. The rig began drilling this chemical engineer Allen Clark, shattered all records for holiday observ: .ice in 1956 when 706 Dr. Stephen L. Gans, who as- They called on Johnson’s ad erosion and sterKzation of the Asked if Johnson was devot summer and struck natural gas said as the orderly ■vigil broke highway deaths. ^rsons were killed in traffic, sembled the team which sepa ministration to set the time and land resulting from massive ” ' ------— ...... ociiiuicu uic leam wiiiui sepa- me muching tJmn much to time Viol- to Iffatn Viet Nam In September in what appeared up that- they had had no word place for a peace oonference. destruction of vegetation, and A safety official termed the The period- included ,, six , hours ------rated the---- girls, said neither uuiiuKduring luahis iiuiiuiholiday stay In Tex- to be commercial quantity. from the President. toll a national disaster. immediajtelv nreceA'inp- t-ViP tour Krpo«v,.,.i t__- ______u-i-..*.- __ .. CHEERY The demonstrators, many of the triggering of possibly catas immediately preceding the four breathed for several minutes as, Laitin said, " I don't know Tests were continuing to see The letter, drafted by the To All of You! whom had come more than 200 trophic climatic changes.” fl'fter birth, until mouth-to- what percentage (rf bis time he how valuable the strike was. Houston Citizens for Action on miles to take part in the Vigil, These, as well as immediate ’This Christmas span, from 6 mouth resuscitation was ap- is spending on Viet Nam ’’ GREETINGS TO ALL! Minister of Power Fred Lee Viet Nam, commended Johnson stood silently on the grass destruction from blast heat and E i g h t ^ Laitin reported Johnson w a s told Parliament earlier this for the Christmas cease fire but Killed month that British Petroleum alongside Ranch Road 1, which, radiation, he said, “ lead me to im toght Sunday, posed an unu- ur. Gans said the babies were working at Ws desk today and urged further steps to halt the conclude that this nation. Its Pofteiion's believed the quantities of gas passes in front of the Prssl- Over Holiday s ^ weather hazards joined in the lower abdomen by had been in telei^wne contact dent's ranch about 8 miles o a m u ^ of the nation’s highway a bridge of tissue six inches in 'with Washington aides, Includ- available would justify piping it (See Page Ten) (See Page ’Twenty-Three) 130 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER to land. away. On State Roads network. diameter which contained a Ing McQeorge Bundy, Ws spa- The rig weighed 5,600 tons and ^ They left their posts late Sun Oommenting on the death toll, common bladder and a tWn, d a l assistant for national secu- was capable of drilling to 12,000 day afternoon to return home NEW HAVEN (AP) — John D. Lawlor, executive vice m em br^eous sac around intes- rUy affairs. after a letter was given to Se Christmas in Connecticut was prssident of the National Safety tines of]l)othf Ik^v babies. __In____ the BouUi, U .S . ca su a lty (See Page Twenty-Two) cret Service agent Clarence marred by four traffic deaths, He said that the sac broke, ^ P*ew- “ If two weeks ago someone either during or before delivery, A U.S. Army truck carrying boosting the holiday weekend ^ 3^ 1 warned that a disaster leaving the intestines exposed, soldiers of the U.S. 1st Infantry toE to eight. would strike the nation on "This forced surgery tmmedl- Division Wt a mine 80 miles Huge Hong Kong Party However, no fatol highway Christmas, kilUng more than 700 ately,” he said. north of Saigon. Casualties were accidents were reported on Sun- men, women and children, does The father, Gerald Mantonya, reported • ------heavy.- day by state police. anyone doubt that emexgehicy 20, a film laboratory technician! 'P’’’The ® Viet Oong detonated a ’Two of the weekend deaiths measures would have been tak- said after surgery - “ I feel much ® governnaent troop Sailors Play Santa occurred /Thursday and two on en to prevent such a tWng from better. The doctors havs been Sa Dec, 70 miles Friday. happening? very encouraging It’s been in ®°'i‘ hwest of Saigon, Just as two Two of the victims were rid- “ what happened during the the papers and on the radio so I Vietnamese platoons were start- ii ^ motorcycles and one was on past three days was nothing leas think everybody’s ipraying for ^ ' For 4,000 Children Elsewhere™ In New England , thanaater.” juat that — a national dls- them.” fSee Par* ra ge Twen*v:’n XTveiwy-xiires| ii«e» HONG KONG (AP) — It came charity organizations in Hong there were 16 traffic deaths. Theicouncd! had predicted be two days late but it was the big Kong for their own Christmas Seven road deaths were counted fore the hoEday that 660 to 660 gest CSiristmas party In Hong parties. In MaasaohusettS, four Jn Maine, persons would ^ e. K ong. The dolls and toys were two each in New Hampahire and ' , . „„ Vermont and one In Rhode U.S. sailors and American brought to Hong Kong by the Rain, sleet, snow and freezing Kids’ Walkie Talkies medical missionaries today U.S. aircraft carrier Bon banded out 2,0(X) dolls, 2,(X)0 oth , Homme Richard from Japanese A Chriatmaa Day mishap on Intake Route 91 W ^eld f expected ers toys, slabs of chocolate and factories which made them iOr hazards of long-diatance travel. bunks of cake to about 4,000 (daimed two Eves. Seramble Air Waves the American distributor. minimum daylight and roads children of poor Chinese fami Thomaa Newsome, 21, of Som The men of the barrier m i^ed jammed with cars. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — ’Transis- He explained that the battery^ lie s . the party — their ship pulled out ers and Deraid Worthington, 18, torized walkie-talkies — the powered sets au» preregulated The Safety Council said 80 ’The party was held on the of Hong Kong harbor Sunday — of Enfield, were the victims. milHon vehicles were on the Christmas------egift ‘ “ for the kid who *** manufacturers___ .. ____ to - operate — — As we extend to you and yours our glad greetings, we floating oDnic boats of Project but a crew from the destroyer Their car struck another oar, on onui-t^nf>i road during the 78-hour period, has everything — are creating a ^10== n" HH^ena Concern, a private American Shelton gave up one of their lib went out of control, ran off the join with you in praying that the good which lies in the hearts .medical agency that treats erty days in port to help hand highway and uprooted two trees. hundreds of patients dally in out the toys, candy, and cake. Two other persons kiEed dur toy and ended at midnight Sun- The Federal Communications three miles, of all men may unite'^in the endeavor for lasting peace. Hong Kong’s refligee-packed Heading the crew of 60 Santa ing the weekend were: day night. Commission doesn’t like some “Actually, the kids who arr- boat stielters. Clauses was Dr. Jim Turpin, Robert Eddy, a 33-year-old Several accidents accounted of the juvenile patter ite monl- abusing the use of the airwaves The party created a huge founder of Project Concern and tow-truck driver, struck by a for dozens of deaths. tors are picking up: The FBI Is don’t come under-our jurisdlc waterways traffic jam. Scores administrator of the clinlce here car on Ohristtnas Day as he Shortly after the start of the also listening with Interest. Oon since they are not licensed Warm wishes and thanks to our friends of larger junks and hundreds of and in South Viet Nam. One of was hitching his truck to a dis hoUday period, a bus traveling Some children with walkie- operators,’’ ’Ibompeon said, ■mail 'sampans brought the chil-* his prettiest assistants was Can- abled auto on the OonneoUcut on icy pavement in Oregon talkies and a high-powered vo- "But we do c^mpBratg ^ th the dTen to the clinic boats Yo Oi tohese movie actress. Siu Fong ’Turnpike in Stratford. skidded out of control, crashed cabulary are butting into the re i when federal ^ettites bl and Ming Ling. A mass of Pong. Richard Nlmmo, 20, of Stam and turned over. The accident citizens ra'dlo band network volvlng profane and youngsters flowed up the gang A cake 6 feet wide and 10 feet ford, a passenger in a car that Thursday took 13 Eves. with purple anecdotes and language Is involved.’* of Fxioiol DopooN hiMwroiu o Corp. planks. Babies came strapped high brought to the party by the sm'ashed into a tree in Green The next day, five persons suggestions. The chatter is Of more serious ^cezn at* on the backs of their miSthers or Hong Kong Hilton Hotel was too wich on Christmas Day. died when a car skidded out of burning the ears of licensed ra- the false emergeiMW message* In their fathers arms. big ,for the boat that was to fer Slxteen-year-old Francis Bur- control on an ice-coated bridge dlo operators tuned in on the being heard on some' s e ts ^ i* N o ohdld w ent aw ay em p ty- ry It to the floating cUnice, It cackl of Meriden, whose motor in eastern Oklahoma. Five per- same frequency. boy on Christmas Day had sev. handed. Some dolls and toy wae cut into three parts and cycle coEided with a car In sons died Sunday on a snowy Mpat of the walkie-talkie con- eral radio operators w orrit .'Siilftlrt. , •’Stv _ pcuskets were left eifter the last then delivered, along with 8,600 Meriden oh Friday. road near Buffalo, Minn. Seven veraations are perfectly leglU- when he bnwdcast an SOS — avings ank youngsters trooped away. S B bottles (rf soft drinks for the old Richard Jennings of persons were klUed In a colli- mate messages between pals {Eeading that he was in a abik- The project started its 1966 er youngsters and 1,000 bottles tuck, a 19-year-old soldier home Sion west of Sublettd, Kan., Sun- with a new toy. Ae long as the ing boat. BBe alarm tumed out Christmas plans with 10,000 dol of choodate milk for the Utde on leave from Fort Dix who had ^ y - '' talk is clean and no conscious to be false. lars given by the American toy been m a^ed the week brfore. The total dead far exceeded attempt is made to interfere The citizens band Is dfmlimsd firm Mattel. ’Three thousand "There’s going to a be lot of Lad Does Tricks for Pickets Jennings, died on Christmas Eve the 578 killed over the 1964 with regular traffic, the FOC for both business and personal anchester ivere sent to South Viet Nam to tappy yotmgsters tonight,’’ said of injuries suffered Ihursday Christmas' weekend and the 428 has no objeptions. use — for delivery trucks and MANCHESTER OF M Project Concern’s clinic for Ens. John SulUvan, Pcmpobo Greg White, 2, tries a hand stand on Ranch Road night when hie motorcyde col- fataUtlee during a recent nonho- "Walkie-talkie chatter Is ex- sportsmen, for example. It WEST BRANCH f. A. Johnson Paint Co. mountain tribespeople in the hill Beach, Fla., who headed the near Stonewall, Tex., for benefit of hia parents and Uded with a oar in Waterbury. Utoy weekend. That weekend, pected every Christmas,” said also the,fi*quency for otliar M 3 Main St. E.CanterSt.Cor.LMMMC Manchaatar Parkoda 723 MAIN STREET country north of Dolat. distribution crew from the Shel others picketing near the LBJ ranch. The pickets ^John S. Boyd, 27, of Norwich, fro m 6 p.m. Ibursday Dec. 9 to Homer ’Thompson, chief engl- dio use, such as 1 Others dolls and toys were ton. "But there also are going to were protesting the United States’ role in Viet whose car smashed into an mitoight Sunday Dec. 12, was neer at the FCXJ’s central monl- electronic heating murtitniM dtatributed «». tahanages and : 4 be some with a stomach ache." Nam. (.^ Photofax) surveyed by the Aaeociated toring station In Broward Ooun- hospital heat-treatmeU* . - (See Page Twenty-Three) I ^ S B to e0tehUs|)i a com p arison , t y ,. m en t. 'Y \ Xr-^W-Y .• •: ■>S;V ’ :.7 ’* ■■ ••■■■ . ____—— J” •IT'/’' iUNCH!a$TEtt BVI^G HBIRAIJ)/ MANCHa^^ Q&Nl^ ^7, legg - . J.-'' ‘ ' •>-' t - S ir iT ii'T ’ 3E S ' ’ ^ V .. - ; , ... 1"' ■ **'" ' [W*W ''' '■' I ■ ■■ ' —;''i- 'K' I I , 111 MiPlCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCUESTEB. CONK,. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1965 ■ * ' - • .ra • . • j . » Cpv^try SundSy nlgbt bgr a Mepboned inpr the owner o< the box, who Events €avaJ]|r J9or«e» Sheinwold on B ridj^ Bo]^ Hireat bomb threat minutes bshlnd schedule, bow- present the first in its two-oon- was beUev^ to hive left on a ever, and waa still on the run Civic Orchestra Barnard Rnitt, kik. and Mrs. Last of Q re^ Sheriff’s 8gt Caslmer Kurek previouA f l i ^ t tart series on Wednesday, Jan. Everett Llvesey. I n Capital OAUXDIATB THE OPPS Seodi dealer ^ Delays Flight way when the caU was made, “TME w a y PHNA Dinner BasJceis said deputies edio searched the 6 in Bailey Auditorium of Man N e w ;^ No Relic at 34 AND PLAT WyiH THEM Noith-Sooth vbtaenAli Tbe plane, bound for Roches the airline said. Set for Concert Also, MX*, and Mrs. Donald G. Fond Plaiined NORTH DETOOrr (AP) — An Amerl- plane found a box In one piece ter and Syracuse, N.Y., was chester High School at 8:lS. Richards, Mrs. Douglas J. Rob B f ALFHED SAEINWOU) ♦ A7 can AirUAes D06 with 61 per- of luggage. It contained wires halted after a male voice told ib e seventh list of patrons of Patrons are: Dr. and Mrs. erta, Mr. and, Mrs. Benjamin riltlARD IT” WASHmOTON (AS») _ A Brighten Town Homes FT. RILBT, Kan. (AP) — V 87 CAN HELP PETS^ You must sometlmea count up ■ons aboard .waa delayed two and transistors, but no explo the airline’s reservation office the Manchester Civic Orchestra John X. Ft Basile, Dr. and Mrs. Shenkman, Dr. and Mrs. Ber A R T H U llil UA. labor union pbuw to raise — ,__ . . Chief la the laat at hla breed. He O 1 8 7 4 2 sive, he said. NEW-'YORK — Sodium bro Thomas J. Donovan, Mr. and >1 per member — a potential of Turentjr-two hcnnes who see Back ia Town , „ all iiie poodUlitles —and ------make 4 A 9 8 6 ^ r s at Metropcrfltan Airport "tliere is a bbmb on the plane has been released by the patrons nard J. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. 6y John Gruber Kurek said officers were seek- mide tabisls will help a pet Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Mrs. nearly $300,OOp — to build a re- occupants were not expectlnir Miss Mary Burgoyne la now surviving cavalry y, ^<>^4 WEST . BAST tkat just left" TTie plane was 10 avoid car aicknees. Robert M. Stone and Mr. and 4 1542 4 96 conunlttee. The orchestra will Emanuel Hlrth, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Abraham Zubrow. settlement village for the thou- quite so cherry a Christmas, »"»Wng her home with Miss “orse stUl In Army care, a reUc „ . nracOclng to <9 0 654 , V J932 O K OA109 Read Herald Ads. 4 K 1 0 7 4 ^ 4 QJ32 SOtlTH ^ ^5‘'^£s«,rsss; - 4KQ108S DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL — MANCHESTER PARKADE PtatigorakylaUarorakv discussesdisciuwes the mat- p e f f ^ e r s f . ^ . Just as Platl, wWcto has already raised thou- Hvered by the Public Health Columbia, since her release rouB hl/eoiZ ^ent to n,. •***■ flow ed the odds as AKIO ter of stage-fright 0 Q653 at some “ cufflinks gave Wm a sands of dollars tor C h r i s t ^ Nursing Assoototion’s two visit- Windham Community Me- man b e lS ? member of the winning team 4 5 length and admits to being its tad Ome. I re^l a bad time I preeents and other gifts to Ing n u rae.^^ ^ ™>rtal HoapltaL Miss Burgoyne »^S"fln better rfmne In 1966. Aonth West Noitt b e t victim, at the same time saying audience at tam e“ 3 * ‘a 2 Uved on Mason St in than he’s b lT a iS^Tlm? Opening lead—Four of clubs. 1 4 Pa*« I NT Paw the home of a Nam. said the refugee vlUage homes where there were chll- ‘ 2 0 Tea 3 0 Psm that many soloists disclaim any wealtty ^ple. project— was---- decided’on - — In «i- dren. the 't^o nuraes MwnaUy Boteiy Dlimer says his caretaker, Sgt: Robert *’*/ 3 ^ Fan 5.0 An Pats B. (Ben)iBeni Parker.Pnrfcer -w“We - were hi dummy with the ace of experience with the malady. ^ had a piano moved in sultation with State Department deUvered toys Wednsdav ^ Heiuy Fuller 1s In charge of clubs and returned a low dia According to Platigorsky, some tor the occasion, came out and and other federal officials. TWnUno., , ,, Tin.„,ni------^ ° ^'■ r the program for the Rotarv scared he was «"“«going «> to me die mond. East played the nine, and of those who made this clalih played my first group without "According to surveys made Christ- Club d l ^ T meeting at ^ ^ only one case. Tlie odds were [AH hnAkMH n*lH fr v ir o «sra«we ____ we**4® OL U.HU rfav® declarer had to find the key play were known to vomit regularly incident except tta t It noUced for P ^ ^ d ^ johnron a s7v “ m P "*’ the ^ s ? '^^“ts with vlr- 2 td 'i in favor of von der Por- just before going on stage. the pedals didn’t respond quite en-man team of vohmtorvvoluntary agen- r . Mary's fu t Roman Congregational OjurehChurch v««trvvestry. "ry sleeP- We had veteri- ____ ’ ten's play at the second trick >^ter ^nW ng e ^ the odds ^ often that you get In point of fact, I think as usual. During the second cy representatives last mmrth Historical Society narians from Kansas State Uni- id looking suspiciously at _^^__, ® everybody suffers from it more e^oup the pedal lyre fell com- the number of refugees In Viet’ Sfreg^tionQi Church of Coventry . Historical•' So- ''®*^‘y giving him antibiotics ^ ^ odds of that kind In Las Vegas, SALES or less, at, least during the Pl®“^ly the piano, not having Nam will in aU pmtabiUty in- "**®^ 6:30 p.m. tomor- “ d everything else." t ^ o from Ws early portion of each perform been properly secured by the crease by the eAd of 19^ to L ^ Christmas covered- , Chi®* to understand & *™ i7i„2^V e ™ opens with 1 NT (16 ance. A little later on you gain something in the magnitude of a a ^ b ; a , ^ l i ^ of^re^n-' “ "''®T?®- loss to two tricks and enabled *« 1» polnts)^and the next play- outstanding savings on Coats, Outerwear. Apparel and Winter Items for Women. Children. Men! Bonie confidence, get into the In a concert hall, you’d apol- million persons,” the union said. rj,olw R i o h ^ r r t * , ^ Green- on South St. Members are to ot the BX. Riley make the contract If **■ P ““ •»<4d: Spades, swing of things, and the nerv l«»"l icm Leelon; CUrt"SiSui,f"ra5 *>"* h« M Pl*y»l tt« q™m ol •>«■?' ousness, stage-fright, "Lampen- and send a stage hand to rem- pleged "fuU backing to our fel- monds, K; dubs, K-10-7-4. Kill! fleber” or whatever you want edy matters. In a home, it was low countrymen who are « u r SS hS' mS -qql-qd. "H, S ' ” What do you say7 to call it, vanishes. something else again; there charged with the delicate and Answer: Did two dubs, the Speaking from personal ex were no stage hands, and it was dangerous military tasks of Stayman Convention. If part- perience, my own worries doubtful if anybody present but carrying out American perflcy In . . ai.v uiav wouiu ww.n, ® major SUlt Of fOUT Or mysedf knew how the pedals Viet Nam as well as to the Inno- r„ ir,sregistrar' s :2.rr.'s- usually centered on the mat filling the baskets. ton for debars. Chief was retired from active and If they wer^ divided 4-0, no cards, he will bid It and V i' .. should be secured cent vlctlma of that conflict." ter of memory. All soloists per Mrs. Harry McKusick and R n w - f t K *■ P>®y would work. He had to y®« will then raise to game. form from memory, not because There was no way out tor Bruce White, ^ of Mr^ and under 17 were sold by the caval- think only about the 3-1 breaks. two diamonds, show- they want to astound the audi me, except to get down,, dressed Economic War ^_§tanley Harris were in Mrs. Edward White of River ry. and alf those'over" l~7 were Four Possibilities tog no major suit, you will raise ence, but because they usually as I was in tails and white tie, WASHINGTON (AP) There were only four possible to 8 NT. crawl under the instrument and Assisting with the deliveries T ? ^ '" t r a l m feel they have not mastered the Prime Minister Ian Smith of Thursday were Mrs. McKusick ine He' all his service career at Ft. Ril 3-1 breaks after East had played Copyright, 1966 I > composition to hm^d-T^Virthey o onsM. to7‘naU i ^ —-.*J fir‘wil_ _Mi M^X^rrirmrrd'cTuS TT______' H^ef O* “I ey. the nine of diamonds: West General Features Corp. have committedttalt .» to— memory. j. _ rro . lc^S ed \^i im = ^ .^. n,..m.i..,uiiwi,vo wi *.-».jr4nviiu xvaiuer, *• might have the singleton ace, I have known some marvel- improve your anybody else to defy economic girls, Mrs. Robert White the _____ king or ten; or East might have ACCIDENT VICTIM DIBS ously fine "sight-readers" in my the recital!^ Manchester Evening Herald Scientists Eye the singleton nine. WaTERBURY (AP) — Flnton^ time, yet I always wondered Britain against Its former Afri- Mrs. R a ^ o n d Kalber, the sen- Coventry correspondent, F. Von der Porten ruled out the Walsh, 83, of Wolcott died at how much better they might P®*" months thereafter, can colony, lor visiting nurse.______Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. possibility that West had the St. Mary’s Hospital Sunday have played had they perform- ^ always made it a point to get "This is an economic war,” Hawaii Volcano singleton ten. In that case East night, more than seven weeks a ed from memory. When part of ^®'’® ®®*^y and kick the pedal said Smith to a television Inter- HILO, Hawaii (AP) _ Scien- would have A-K-9 and would not after he was struck by a'^'caf your mind is occupied with vigorously when there was view filmed in Salisbury and tists are keeping a 24-hour tiB-ve played the nine of dia- while crossing Meriden Road in 'X'- ' reading the music and mentally " o ^ y **> see me do it, for they telecast to Washington on CBS’ watch for earthquakes and an- ntonds at the second trick with Wolcott. translating It to sounds, you would have thought I was quite "Face the Nation, Late Snow Arrives, other possible eruption of the thought. Walsh had been to a coma cannot apply your full attention '"y S® what hap- But, Smith said, Rhodesia has Aloi crater of Kilauea volcano. other three cases re- since the accident. ■ to matters of artistic taterpre- My next mishap was enough o41 now to last six The crater erupted unexpect- gained. If West had the .single- He was struck the night of tatlon. with a broken string. months before having to pur Averts Ski Disaster ediy CQiristmas Eve, but the would pay Nov. 6 by a car driven by Wil- T foo.1 fho* **.« nightmare of all chase. BOSTON (AP) — Santa Oaus day," said Superintendent Mav orange and 'red lava South to play a low trump from liam Wages Jr. of Waterbury. Smith also said Rhodesia, showed up a litUe late for New "an! Libbey of Gunstock fountains died down six hours ^ s hand. If West had the A-K-10, Police quoted Wages as saying rq>o-orvi ^ pciis to pdantsts. True, I have regard, since he is onstage with . which has declared Its Inde England ski resort onerators ^ ith the drop to tempera- '^®’‘® mi- it would pay South to play the he couldn’t see Walsh to the j J strings break, but usually pendence from Great Britain, is operaiors r f „„„ earthquakes before the : .• J nobody else, and if he has a _ darkness. f momentary lapse of memory no ^ 1 ® not «»mmltted to a policy of ^®®t weekend but at least last May'of WilLat ^said"he is hoM^ eruption bijt scientists said they ^ paid to play low in two Walsh had an artificial leg body can hrfp him. String play- '^“ ^_®“Pi‘®macy. y e ^ ’s disaster was averted. fm "this will be a much busier "oUced none of the under- et i* . ■ ,.r ^ ■ * j'.- ' ' ■ 'r . . ■ .iir ■ ■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAT, DECEMBER 27,1966 dnUtUUliS'rUB EVENINO HEBALD, MANCHESTEB, CUNN. MOMDAY, DECEMBER zr, IMS , ^ 8 •ill Rilfuig Iiifierest SMILING "m SERVICE SMILING IB service YORK (AP)-fni« UJk Is ^ in g to borrow RS in coming weeko—and BONUS DAYS BjiMlass pay the lenders more BONUS DAYS than it did when K borrowed a jrear ago. Its annual bill ter iiw teAst already is amnid |U bO> Von. Consumers who buy on the cuff seem likely to pay more for r that privilege, too, whether It be V.* *> Interest included in the m onthly Girdles and Bras by End of the Year Reductions Great Savings! payments for a new car or a mortgage for a new house. Businessmen who w ill be bor rowing from their banks to car- Famous Makers-Save Now! r j' inventories, meet payrolls, or ANNUAL SALE buy new equipment are alreiuly on notice they’ll be paying more Interest. Workers will see a lot more deducted from their paychecks because withholding for Social Security and medicare are at Stiffly higher rates. Price rises, either recently announced or believed to be in evitable, wUl take another Ug bite out of many personal in comes. These are expected to go SALE! untrimmed SALE! 2 pc. on rising, if less slowly next year because of the Social Secu ' 4 2 rity tax hike. But many see much of the benefits at this loet to higher prices ter goods and wool coats wool knits eervices and higher Interest rates on consumer borrowing. The U.8. Treasury expects to take In more money next year from its other forms of taxes. re g . Chief increases will com e from reg, to 7 the income levy on larger per- ■ Bonal' incomes and the Incom e $ $30 tax on conUmilng, If dower, rise 60,00 In corporate profits. But the Treasury is likely to be paying out at an even faster Elegant double wool knit dresses clip. And that is why it must Warni, wonderful fafihion coats in with delightful lace trim on the raise bUUon in the Investment fine woolens, wanted colors. Have markets in the first half of 19M. collar and front. Fashion fresh Spending on the Viet Nam war the coat you’ve been wanting at a shades of rose, navy, lavender or udll be one additional drain oo fine saving! Sizes 6 to 18. lime. Sizes 12 to 18. the Treasury. Costs of soclsl programs already under way or scheduled to be started wUl be Dresses, Downstairs Fashion Floor another. So the Treasury must borrow while it waits for the tax re ceipts to roll In. K expects to raise fl.3 billion of new cadi by Increasing Its weekly auction of three-month bills. It will also offer a bilUon in tax-anticipatiOB not shown: bills to be turned in by corpora S A LE! mink tions p a y }^ their taxes in June. It shorfly w ill o ffe r |1.6 billion short-tsrm securities at a rate yet to be ^ set. Later on addition SALE! favorite al borrowing will bring the total trim coats to $5 billion. .All of this outpouring of new government securities on the money markets would In itself car coats tend to raise the interest costs to the Treasury. The search ter the new bilhon wiU be in k reg, to competition with Increased de 1 mands of business and consum $120,00 ers for loans. $ .94 But the interest charges also will be rising because of the re $30 cent move by the Federal Re Enjoy the-luxurious jo y 'o f a mink serve Board. R hiked its charge E to member banks who borrow trimmed coat at this marvelous from the Fed. And most of them low price. Ranch, Autumn Haze, WaiTn car coats now at a wonderful quickly raised the Interest rates \ Silver or Breath of Spring mink low price! Single or double breasted they wltl charge their business Formfit s,^ and individual customers the collars on beautiful woolens. Sizes styles, wool meltons, soft woolens,- next time they make a trip to 6 to 18. corduroy or cotton suede. Sizes 8 the loan counters. to 18. Mortgage rates already had started to rise, averaging 6.80 "CONCERTINA" Coats, Downstairs Fashion Floor per cent in November against "^DELILAH" in LYCRA* Coats, Downstaii-s Fashion Floor C 6.75 per cent in October. Many SKIPPIE LONG LEG PANTIE think the general rise in Intered ACTION BACK rates will continue to push mortgage costs up next year. Girdle, reg. 7.95...... 5.99 Girdle & Pantie, reg. 7.95 Some lenders have raised the regularly ^0 .9 5 8.99 6.49 Interest on loans to auto dealers Pantie girdle, reg. 8.95. . . . 6.99 to finance Inventories. And a Fashion leg pantie, y Lycra* satin elastic front, split hip and n few banks have moved up reg. 10.00 iharges on instalment loans to Long leg pantie, reg. 10.95 8.99 back panels, 21/2” band for slimming the pnance car purchases. So whether it's Uncle Sam or waist. Split crotch. White, buff. S, M, L, Weightle«'s" wonder with real control. Lacy XL. Long leg pantie, reg. 10.95 8.99 the average citizen, the cost of nylon front panel, double derriere panel. borrow'.ng seems likely to rise. White. S, M, L. The price of many things may, The famous girdle that lets you bend com d l too. And the tax collector—fed fortably while waistband stays in place. bonded wool slacks RED CROSS SHOES all wool jweaters eral, state or local—seems sure Firm front> Lycra* spandex in white. S. to be asking for more. DRESS SHAPER GIRDLE M, L, XL. > DACRON* FIBERFILL BRA Famous make slacks in fine wool flan All wool cardigans and pull-ons in $C.94 nel, bonded for shape retention. Side $ t 9 .4 solids or heather shades. These far Rabbi Attends Dacron* polyester,’ nylon regularly 16.50 DREAM-AIRE* BRA zipper, tapered legs. Good assortment mouse make sweaters are bargains cotton blend has new 12.99 Lehman Parley of colors. Sizes 8 to 18. stretch straps, light-as-air 1.99 you won’t want to miss. Sizes 34 to 40. Dacron* polyester and cot Fiberfill lining. White 32- i Rabbd Leon Wind of Temple Lasting support in nylon taffeta and ton blend with whisper thin reg. to $9.00 reg. to $13.00 eUi Sholom is attending the 36A, .32-38B, C. reg. ^.50 Sportswear, IVJ^lin Floor French type Leno elastic. Average 15” I- Fiberfill for light shaping. 2.39 Sportswear, Main Floor lird aimuai Oonf^ence on Mor ‘ trade mark eal Problems, sponsored by the girdle fits 31/2 ” above waist. 26 to 34. u White. 32 to 36A, 32 to Lehman Institute, of EXhics at •trade mark 38B, C. reg. 3.00 p ie Jewish Theological Semin •trade mark ary of America in New York. 2 r " K '-A This year's conference la explor ing tire problems of the disad vantaged and the Rabbi's rode in lUotiivaling social change, t Among the speakers at the blouses and shirts JSonference will be Bayard Rus- sale! 300 dresses tln, executive director of the A Philip Randolph Institute and sale! cotton dusters INFANTS' and GIRLS' Remarkable savings on new-season one of the organizers of the All by favorite makers. Casual or sale! seamless nylons $0-94 dresses in wools, knits, crepes! Pas 7 March on Washington, who will dressy styles in dri^ dry cottons and apeak on "Some Civil Rights Infants' Pram Suits tels, solids, prints. Petites 5 to 18, a Popular gripper front clos- 'easy-care crepes. White, pastels, lAspecLs"; Dr. Frank Riesman, Save now on these popular junior sizes 5 to 15, misses’ sizes 10 associate profes.sor of psychia 2.94 One piece with zipper front, 7.90 solids and prints. Sizes 10 to 88. try at the Albert ESnstedn Ood-* ing, 2 large pockets. As removable mitts and boo sheer seamless nylons. to 20. reg. to $8.00 Mge of Medicine and Director sorted solid colors. S, M, L. ties. Pink, blue, maize. M, reg. $11.00 Blouses, Main Floor and more pf the Mental Health Program XL. Fashion shades in propor Dresses, Downstairs;Fashion Floor at Lincoln Hospital, who will reg. $4.00 speak on "The Significance of tioned lengths. 8V^ to 11. yie Anti-Poverty Ideology"; and .'i C „ u.. .1.', p r. Norman Scotcdi, aasistanit Toddler Snow Suits professor of social anthropodogy Two p i^e with suspender Et Harvard University, who will 9.90 ' ' $ V V i'" Epeak on "Sources of Stress in ■pants, zip front jacket with jSociety.” removable hood. Navy, reg. $13.00 Discontinued Styies ' The Lehman Institute of Brown, 2 to 4. fcthics was estabHsdied seveiral sale! cotton flannel pajamas famous make skirts I handbag values Jwars ago to deal with the moral and Now’s the time to save on your problems of our time and with Girls' Wool Coats favorite footwear. Dressy, cas tpe role that Judaism oan play 17.90 Lace trimmed or tailored Famous make all wool skirts in slim, ual, tailored styles. Every fash I b thedr solution. Boxy styles in solids or And |.99 2.94 tweeds. 4 to 14. Reg. $26 A-line styles . . . solids and heathers. ionable heel height. A ll sizes but $ 9.94 styles in assorted prints and Genuine leathers and fabrics . , , i 1829 BELLBOYS FIRST ’■ and $35. 22.90 All are by :^amous makers, all are not in every style and color. f' BOSTON — Bellboys, room stripes. Sizes 32 to 40 great values! Sizes 8 to 18. clutch and over-the-shoulder styles. ■keys and room clerks w ere in reg. $4.00 reg, $12 to $16 Assorted colors. Save nowl duced to American hotel Girls' Wool Dresses reg, to $7,00 vice in 1828 at the Tremoot and Jumpers 6.94 Burton’s Shoe Store ^ofal here. Assorted solids. 7-14 reg. $11.00 A MANCHESTER BVEKINQ HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN, MOl^DA^, DECEMBER 27,1965 race track announced he would and many njoro came. ouMde—on a . wooden etage ously by business groupe to cal to ths interost of the United purchase the theater. On Nov. There was also the Broadway giving speeches within the Unit Mutual Broadcasting System’s Force Base Tit midafternoon, le Gives Providence which was donated by a build support the venture. Army Charges States. one time operated a New York 28 he guaranteed a $100,000 touring company of “ Stop the Humphrey Opens Tour ed States. "Reporters’ Round-Up" that stop off at Elmendorf Air Force Bowman Dies, ; BlagEzlne Sd||8 ing company for the city’s *?00.- Vaudville Night brought some The spokobman said an inves ad agency. Bowman and Colum mortgage for the property “ be World, I want to Get Off’ ’ and “ aa a vice president sir, you are Base, Anchorage, Alaska, to bia. NEW YORK (APJ ^^T h#4(»- 000 Westminster Mali. These old-time stars like (he Boden- Releas^4 POWs tigation is cqntlhuing to deter-, ODhKddeatally oT"'otherwise, Arts Center cause I want to do somelliing 4 tratqw from the off-Broadway not supposed to be at the front refuel, and then head straight Created ‘Flit’ year-old weekly xhtofbcBtLttHe allows were free and timed to Boden banjo team apd Lanny min* whether. Smith and Mc the WMte House aniioanced the Survivors include , his widow, for the people of ftbode Island. "An Eveniqg’a Front.’’ Arthur Of Far Eastern Nations of the stage. I consider my role out across the Pacific tor To Nation, has .rbeen bought by PROVIDKNCSB, ft . I. (A ft)— oatch the after-lunch crowd, Ross to what waa originally a Aided Viet Cong oot^R RO O K iA P »_r- T,nrv » daughter, Mrs. Th« announcement started a Meanwhile, Mrs. John C. A. Fiedler, who leads the Boston Clure would be brought to trial WASHmOTON (AP) - HU- plans tor HUmphrey’t Aston trip to be one o f working with the kyo. OOLEBROOK (A P )-C . I^ck- James <3antwell Jr. of Wilton. Jamea J. jKorraw Jr.. , Hot too lonr . ago .ftrovidanco homeward-bound shoppers, and vaudeville house. There were Image at home, as It did for, I (dtain reaction. A businessmen’s Watiiins, wife of the Journal- ft<^ Orchestra, was guest con before a court-martial. He said alter a public oplnicn poll whose President, working within the ey BoKvman, who created and Funeral services will be held Stomn^, in announcing 8un- school children. even some Mack Qennett. filme NAHA, Okinawa (AP) — The belt H. Humphrey wfaceAoward ftlcherd M, Nixni'duid I^rndon Humphrey arrives in Tokyo was wondarinr wtiat it could do grouft csBed IMftACrr, ft. I., Bulletin president and publisher ductor tor the Rhode Island both men will remain on Okina-^ flndtags i^iparenUy surprised government and then to take the daj^ttiat he had paid an undlo- All but a few of the shows in for this rtiow and a bit of slap- U. .8. A n iy announced Monday the Far S u t today oprhUi firat B. Jofanscn. Tuesday night, has a luncheon marketed the pesticide “ FLIT’, 'Tuesday. to encoure^ the performingr said she would organise the PhUh?rmonic’a HoHday FesUval wa until a final di^slU on is' Humphrey's utatt. Johnson said poUdee of the government out clMed price for the magazine to. and the ftbod; Island Fine Arts side the somewhat ornate thea stick with OiarUe Cataplin and meeting wMh Prime'’ Minister died Sunday after a long Illness. ------— arts. Build a theater complex Holiday Festival. Orchestra. that two GIs relapsed last made of their cakes. i major overneba trip as vtoe Although Jrrtmaon travded to he had selected Humphrey aa to the people to explain as beat I- ^ b lia h e r George C. Klrstein, Council started think sessions to ter, which was partially refur the Keystone Kops. ■* oountoto when he w u vice Eiaaku Sato, and then leaves In He was 78. CHAIRMAN DIES . . . attract a.resident repertory She did just that. The festival month after two years In Viet Smith and 'McClure, both Spe-] preaktent. fato No. 3 man because he was can, aa to how thto government said he planned no changes Jn,|' Then there were the local bished, were presented at SO Every segpnent of Frovldence the afternoon to fly to Manila . Bowman, a former vice presl- NEW CANAAN (AP) —i n Company . . . or should It just determine if the buikUng couM put on 11 days and nights of Cong captivity have been clal Forces men, were captured pnaldent, Humphrey's most equipped to be a good pnaldent. Is attempting to fulfill its re- groupe, about 30 of them, who cents anA $1. Others, like the showed up at the Albee »t one The week-tong Aotan journey for Thuroday’s kiauguration of dent of Standard Oil of New Ham W. Coleman, 92-year-61d re- editorial policy or the staff, plod aihng as it “has been doing bo purchased. And the Provi performances, attracted nearly charged with aiding the enemy In November 1968 when the Viet, talked-ebout trip waa the one he But the recant p ^ ahowad that aponalbUittes on the world willingly Juggled schedules to Brubeck- CJoIUm jazz -folk pro to the PWlippiaea. Japan, South PhlUopine Preaident, Ferdinand Jersey, was an Investment brok- tired board chairman of the headed by Carey McWilliams. ^ for quite a few years ? time or other. during their imprisonment. Cong overran the Hl*p Hoa* didn’t make — when Johnson the majority of people sampled scene." dence Journal-Bulletin editori 20,000 persons and Was a finan- appear. Even the city’s two E. Marcos. Friday he has a er at the time of his death. He Bucyrus-Erie Co. of" South Mll- The Nation’s circulation toy All of a sudden something gram, “ S t ^ ^ e World” and a FesUval officials say they are An Army spokesman said Sgt. camp northeast of Saigon. Korea and Natidhaliat Oifna sent Orief Justice Blari Warren was not as sold on Humphrey aa ally suggested that something eial success. rival ballet companies, the Humphrey will return to meeting with Nationalist was with the Hartford firm of waukeen Wls., died Friday. listed as 28,281. The magazine; happened—a 47-year-old movie Rhode Island PhUhannonlo con iriannlng more of the safne al George E. Smith of Chester, W. may be largely ceremonial. But inatead ot the vice praaldent to Johnson said he wea. called the Holiday Festival be It isn’t too easy to get top American Festival Ballet and Waahfaigton, Jan. 3, eight Slays Chinese President CSdang Kai- Putnam, Coffin and Burr. "Coleman seiVed as president was started in September 1866. house called the AlbeJvTheater held at the Albee to prove that cert carried regular theater though they are not quite ready -Va., Sind Spec. 4 Claude Mc the war in Viet Nam, Humphrey repreaant the United BUtee at stars like John Raltt, Frank the State BaUet of Rhode I ^ n d prices. 70 OITIES IN MID-BANOE To accompany Humphrey to before Congress returns to. shek. He leaves Formosa that It was as head of Standard of Bucyrus-'Erie from 1911 to Klrstein has been publlaher, announced Aug. 30 that it was the ctty would support the per to get into specifics. says, will be a prime topic In hia Sir Winston CSnirchiU’s funeral. Quarrera, Frank Fontaine, Bud- agreed to perform on the same Clure of Chattanooga, Tenn., STOAOUSE, N.Y. — There" the Far East; Johnson is send work. afternoon to fly on to Korea Oil’s consumer products division 1948 apd as chairman from 1943 since 1965. -f closing its doors—an “ unprofit forming arts. It was still a financial succese,^ private-talks with leaden of the CtooenaHy, -Humphrey has by Hackett, Judy OolUns, Dave program. Now, Providence has a per were charged with preparing, are 70 metropolitan areas in‘ ing one of Ms own ctosest advis The Humphrey party. Includ where he will have conferences that he developed "FLIT’’. unW his retirement in 1957. Storrow is the head of Trident,, able venture," the Radio-Keith- Then B. A. Dario, president festival officieds have agreed, forming arts center which some four friendly governmenta. been kept on a short tether, la Brubeck and quite a few more ’The local groups which didn’t furnishing and delivering to. the the United States with popula ers, preaidenttal aide Jack Val- ing Mrs. Rumphroy and the vice Sunday in Seoul with President Bowman was a former pub- -He is survived by his daugh- Films Inc., .film producers, and Orpheuin people called it; parUy because of more than The (o fe i^ travel may also boring as liaison between the and treasurer of Lincoln Downs on one month’s notice. But they body estimated would cost $2,- Viet Cong certain documents, tions between 250,000 and 750,-, entl. „ preetdent’s youngest scm, Doug- Chung Hee Park before heading lic relations director for Sea- "ter, Mrs. Gerald Ives Cutler of several manufacturing con^ fit inside the theater performed $1S,000 raised almost spontane help strengthen Humphrey’s White House and Odngreas and 000,000 to duplicate. statements and writings inimi 000. Humphrey said Sunday on the laas, 18, leave Andrews Air for home Sunday night gram’s Distilleries, Ltd., and'atNew Canaan. cerns. j on WHITE SEU IS rosirnEiT bbilueiit „.. <5?;».; i' ^ 4 > J ' ■* - V. j;..... M i 7 2-3 PIECE 2.18 MTU MAT SETS Waihabla cotton and royen pH* In pink, »ky bhM, mint, lanwn, royol bliw, avo cado, tandalwood, DACRON FILLID COMFORTIRS CHENILLE BEDSPREADS FLAHNEL-BACKED 1.79 A 2.79 CLOTHS Cemporo at t.96 5.99 Fiti Twin or Full Sizo Compare at 3.99 S2” by 32* Sluo. Croon, Yellow, Pink, Rod. Dacron polyottor. 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DISCOTHERUE & bANicE MUSIC ON FAMOUS LAREL DiscolhoqiM Valwmo and Velumt 2, foaturinr A Enoch light and HU Orchoitra, playing such hits as Goldfingtr, Downtown A many othori.. 2,27 3J7 in itoroo CempafiUe pileet based on etment 64|«lvalant yalucs. MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST - OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A M. TO 9 P.M. - - CHARGE IT" AT GRAND-W AY... TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WES^ ’ i ' " ^ f9llQ9 ElGit. ,X i MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD> MANGHESTEB, QONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1965 M APt•. ii ,H K. ’ * t‘‘'O. iMANvililv, ICR, t:UNN„ MONDAY,______DECEMBER 27, 1966 ____ ) PAGE Nunn , • . '4 ■pot In order to compel it to submit to 986 MAIN STREET'- TEL. 64S-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS' our 18 hour escalation. MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANdSESTER Ett^mttg ifi^raUi There is, at the moment, one thing left Alive from the Christmas truce ex WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 FUBUSHBD BY THB printino cx>.. m a periment. As of this writing, we have 1* BUm II Strett Mmoch—ter. Coon. still not resumed our own gireatest nOXAS F. iteROUSQN escalation of the war In^ Vietnam—the WALTER R. FEROnSON PubUahera bombing north of the border. So Ipng FDuaaed October 1. 1881 as this lasts, this is obviously another See the model apartment weVe deo> Aibllahed Hrery Bvenlnf Except Sunday* informal experiment with the possibili * Hoitdaya. Entered at the Poet Office at orated at Ivy Manor Apartments, icheatar. Conn., aa Second Claaa Uall ties of some movement toward peace. OF A^ANICHESTER ter. 167 East Cefiter Street But let us hope, with the confused ex- •' 1 r SUBSCRIPTION RATES perlence of the Christmas truce In mind, iSC Payable in Advance One Tear ...... 822.00 that It is not kept so Informal it Is never Six Month* ...... 11.00 Three Month* ...... 6.50 made to seem real, and that we per to e Month ...... L tt sist in Tt. openly enough and long enough “ “ MEMBER OF ’ to escape any charge that the most we THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aeooclated Press Is exclusively entitled are seeking from It Is some new proga- to the use of republlcation of all news dia- ganda advantage. Pope Paul, with his patches credited to It or not otherwise credit ed in this paper and also the local news pub- almost desperate mobilization of his 'Ashed here. All rlxhta of republlcation of special dis prestige and organization in the cause patchescs hereinnet are also reserved. of peace in Vietnam is not seeking The Herald Printing Com ny. Inc., aa- propaganda advantage, but the simple aumes no financiallal responsibility for typo- graphical errors appearlnx In aovertisment* survival of civilization. He, with his full k and other readingt matter In The Manchester Evening Herald. and unashamed dedication to peace an# survival, and we, with our mixture of Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Publishers Representatives - The Julius conscience for peace and our practical Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chl- oago. Detroit and Boston. loyalty to the god.s of war, are both dealing with a party which is perhaps MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA/- TION8.______even more hardened to war and less Display advertising closing hour*: bothered by conscience, but those who For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. makc^the claim to be civilized have no For Wednesday — 1pm. Tuesday. alternative but to continue to try to For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. prove it. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day ef publication except Saturday — 9 a.na. Monday, December 27 The Wall A Failure Built - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY Contrary to the usual propaganda as sumptions, the actual building of the Berlin wall was not any special vil C h arrs End-of-the-year clearance of all tlie odds-and-ends, one-of- The Confused Experiment lainy on the part of the Communists. Bedding Like everything else connected with Given .the circumstances as they were, $179.00 Curved-back Lounge Chair, poly-Dacron cushion, box pleated a-kind and discontinued items that have accumulated during the war in Vietnam, the explanation of West Germany and its allies were actu skirt, brick red tetxured cover ...... a busy year and a busy Christmas season . . . both the (21) $79.50 Holman-Baker famous Nabobs, never before priced so low what went on during the attempted ally k little relieved to have the wall biggest in our history! Biggest savings of the year for those (the covering is discontinued.) 7 Twin size mattresses, 8 'Twin size box Christmas truce has so far proved con built. It was a double kind of blcs.sing $137.00 Chippendale Wing Chair, maple base, poly-Dacron cushion, springs, 4 lull size mattresses, 2 full size box springs; choice of Me& fusing and unsatisfactory. for them. They coiild at once condemn bitteraweet textured cover...... ‘ ...... who can choose quickly, for, unless otherwise noted, all dium or Fii-m comfort, each ...... 5 9 i! 7 One reason for this would seem to be it as a brutality and at the .same time pieces and groups described are limited to one-of-a-kind and (2) $59.50 T ull size Simmons Back Care Mattresses, discontinued breath more ca.sily once the tide of es $179.00 Wing Lounge Chair, semi-attached pillow back, poly-Dacron that, aside from and beyond the con cushion, box pleated skirt, small blue plaid cover...... 9 9 , subject to prior sale. There are many more pieces that are covering, each ...... 3 9 ,’ fusions inevitably present in such an ef cape and immigration from East Ger many had been halted. (3) $119.00 Stearns & Foster Foam Rubber Mattress-and-Bbx Spring fort, United States Information policy $129.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, foam rubber citishion, box pleated skirt, not listed. Open until 9 p.m. Thursday, but closed at 5:30 Outfits; 2 twin size, 1 full size; each s e t ...... 7 7 ,' Itself moved in two completely opposite But the story the wall has been tell tangerine plaid cover...... 'j’9 ^ Friday, New Year's eve. directions. First it deliberately under ing, ever since it has been in exi.stence, A (1) $59.50 'Twin Size Eclipse Contract Mattress ...... 27.- has been one which points all the blame $99.00 Wing Chair, semi-attached pillow back, maple arms, box pleated (4) $69.50 Steaims & Foster Posture Quilt Deluxe, (1) 'Twin size mat-*; played the fact that the Vletcong were skirt, poly-Dacron cushion, rust texture ...... 7 5 . violating the truce. Then, apparently, it and shame one way—not for the wall it tress, (2) Full size mattresses, (1) Full size box spring. Heavy duty> went just as far in the opposite direc self, but for what lies behind it. $95.00 Contemporary Lounge Chair, button back, foam rubber cushion, Bedroom Furniture offset innerspring units, each ...... 3 3 ,.. tion, to make the Vietcong violations The regulation for Christmas season Pin walnut lege, sage textured cover ...... 9 9 , (6) $89.50 Twin Hollywood Outfits by Eclipse. Each outfit includes a' appear even more serious than they visiting has illustrated this .sh.ime (3) S250.95 3-Pc. Walnut Contemporary Group, triple dresser base, maple spindle headboard, bedding frame, box spring and innerspring’' were. again. The traffic is permitted to go $169.00 Contemporary Lounge Chair,-foam rubber cushion, pleat and mirror, chest, full size headboard ...... ___-...... 1 9 9 . matti’ess; each o u tfit...... 5 9 . only from West to East. The reason is Another reason for confusion is that Photographed By Joseph Satemla button side, kick pleats, pumpkin textured cover ...... 9 9 . $549;00 3-Pc. Heavy Solid Cherry Group, Early American triple dreeser there were two truce periods In Viet devastatingly simple. Nobody ever ex ESCALATION OF TRIANGLES: From Old Rockville High School To Elks Home pects that a single West German would $109.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, foam rubber cushion, kick pleated skirt, and mirror, chest-on-chest, full size spindle b e d ...... 3 6 9 . Lampis nam, one of 12 hours originally offered gold textured cover...... 7 5 , by the Vietcong; the other of 30 hours choose to stay in East Germany if he $487.50 3-Pc. Early American Solid Cherry Group, double dresser and Over 60 fine table and floor lamps reduced including these: subsequently announced by American found an opportiinity to do so. But no $179.00 Contemporary Lounge Chair, loose pillow back and seat, walnut mirror, chest, full size spindle b e d ...... 3 2 9 . one would trust an East German not to $28.50 Adjustable sight-saver bridge lamp with metal dome shade," military commanders. but never exposed wood base, brown checked cover...... 9 9 , black and brass ...... \ ...... 1 4 ,7 5 acknowledged or accepted in any way try to escape from his half of Germany Jimmy $478.90 3-Pc. Early American Knotty Pine Group, triple dresser base If he were given the chance. and miiTor, chest and full size poster b ed ...... 3 4 9 , by the Vietcong. Christmas ’65 Inside Report (2) $149.00 Lady’s Lounge Chairs, poly-Dacron cushions, fruitwood $25.00 Junior Floor Lamp, polished brass with shallow shiki over- It has to be something about the life exposed legs and base,jgold damaek covers, e ac h ...... 9 9 . parchment sh ad e...... 1 2 .5 0 The various news accounts indicate In East Germany which has created by $343.00 4-Pc. Danish Modem Walnut Bedroom Group, double dresser that the Vietcong observed their own 12 base, chest, full size panel bed and bedside tab le...... 1 8 9 . (2) $8.75 Pin Up Lamps, brass trivet bases, print shades, chimneys,' this one way traffic instinct. It Is that Breslin Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak $179.00 French Provincial Wing Chair; fruitwood finish frame, green each ...... 4 .3 9 hour truce period fairly well, and that something, whatever it is it has been plaid cover ...... 1 2 9 . such violations as occurred were of a (2) S468.50 White and Gold 3-Pc. French Provincial Bedroom Groups; $16.75 Tole Junior Floor Lamp, tole shade, white and gold...... 8 J » 0 ’ doing wrong, whirh has been compelled NEW YORK, Dec. 27—In the two-foot tapered cement wall WASHINGTON — Bombing sporadic, minor, guerrilla nature. tional Safety Council issued cow had betrayed the world $199.00 Country French Wing Chair, fruitwood base, poly-Dacron triple dresser bases, mirrors, chest-on-chests and full size “figure 8” to build, as both a monument to and morning, the extension down that serves as a divider for the warnings all day. The blame attacks by U.S. Aircraft against Communi.st revolution and was (2) $39.75 Table Lamps, rough off-white ceramic with cocoa fabric^ stairs was being used by chil cushion, red damask cover...... 1 2 9 . But there seems to be no doubt that, protection for its own shame, the wall. parkway. The cement of the was on drinking and overtired the than, frail slngle-txack rail refusing to aid North Viet Nam...... '•••...... 2 2 9 . over-parchmen»ts, each ...... 1 9 .8 5 dren who .spoke in the language once their own 12 hour period was up, divider crumbled as the car and reckless drivers and slip line fron^ Red China to North Several months later, this $199 00 French Provincial Wing Chair, fruitwood finished frame, $748.00 3-Pc. Heritage Modivanti Mediterranean Group, 62-inch triple (2) $42.50 Table Lamps, Tall cylinders covered with red pheasant and the situation had moved into the of the time in which they are came through it. The car pery roads. Vied Nam Is yielding an unex Chinese harassment suddenly being raised. blac’A-green-and-white print cover ...... 1 2 9 . dresser base and mirror, 5-drawer chest, gold-leaf cathedral headboard fabric, bqrlap shades, each ...... 2 1 J2 5 additional 18 hours American military bounced directly into a set of And all day yesterday -the pected political dividend: Wide changed. Russian equipment in full size...... 3 /|9 Next Tennis Champion "Bobby.^guess what I got?” headlights coming the opposite ning the split between the Rus (2) $25.00 loie Table Lamps, soft, antiqued yellow, white shantung- commanders were observing, Vietcong ’•W hat ?■’ roads were filled for the holiday and supplies poured into Hanoi $169.00 Italian Provincial Lounge Chair, fruitwood finished frame, way. The headlights came from and the television sets at home sian and the Chinese Comanu- at a rapid pace. pver-parchment shades, each ...... 5...... 1 2 .5 6 activity resumed toward normal war The years during which, and they “A tran.sistor radio." gold-and-green textured cover...... 9 9 , (5) $99.50 Oak Ranch Style Bunk Beds, each...... 7 7 ^ a \<'hite Chevrolet Impala driv kept showing commercials from ni.sts. proportions. have been too long. Australia eo\iId “Yeah I got one too." Tile reason: The need for mo $28.50 Ribbed Beige Stoneware Modem Table Lamps, beige textured en by Raymond Poultre, 36. The Detroit,” . . . a great beauty in The rail line from Humming $139.50 Ful. size tall pencil post bed, solid ch erry ...... 8 8 . But doubt enters the picture again, boast of having tlic best tennis player “You did? How mucli dM bile SAM anti • aircraft mis.siles $189.00 Lady’s Lounge Chair, Italian Provincial style, fruitwood base blue car fell in on every side a great big hurry . . .” and the in Communist Oilna to the from Russia to protect Hanoi ;•••...... when the question is asked whether the in the world, have definitely passed. yours cost?" and arms, loose pillow, brown-and-gold p rin t...... 9 9 , and the metal and glass tore at rainwater lay in pools in the North Vietnamese capital of $59.50 Solid Cherry 6‘6” (King size) double spindle headboard . .4 4 , $56..50 Modern Table Lamp, octagonal walnut column on chrome, beige) That title was held by Roy Emer.son of “I didn't get the cheap one. and the port of Haiphong for United States policy of controlllng-'tSie Winston and Shen-y Lazama. folds of the metal of the blue Hanoi has been knocked out for protection again.st U S. bomb shantung sliade ...... -2 8 .2 5 E Australia who won the British all-com The cheap one co.sts only six $189.00 'Traditional Lounge Chair, poly-Dacron T-cushion, kick pleated $32.95 Twin Size Maple Paneled B ed ...... j 4^ news was one which actually gave our When the police came the La- car that had killed two people varying periods of time. 'Whjle ers. These SAM missiles almost base, gold antiqued satin cover...... 9 9 . $56.50 Modern Table Lamp, square walnut column on polished brass,' own additional 18 hour truce proposal, ers last spring, as he had for one or dollars. Mine is better than zamas were two bodies which new bridges are constructed, more times pre\'io:isly. th at." on the Interboro Parkway in certainly came by rail, not by $99.00 (2) Twin Size Drexel Mahogany $leigh Beds, each ...... 4 9 . beige shantung sh ad e ...... 2 8 .2 5 and the command our military were had to be put into bags and New York while the holiday the air attacks give the Chinese But Emerson’s downfall began when "Yeah so is mine. I didn’t sea as originally thought. $162.50 'Traditional Lounge Chair, foam rubber T-cushion, kick pleated supposed to be following even after taken to the morgue. Reid, the season of 1965 went on with Communists a pretext for block Then came the bombing of skirt, green damask cover...... 9 9 , (4) $74.50 Full Size Danish Walnut Paneled Beds, each ...... 2 7 . (2) $30.00 Fruitwood Table Lamps with brass and amber thumbprint he came to the United States. He was get the che.sp one either.” driver of the blue car, was bare ing Soviet shipments of aid to font, white textured shade, each ...... 1 9 .9 8 that—to wait for the enemy to resume defeated by Charles Pa.serell in the A little later, tlie holiday kids worrying about the price the rail spur into Hanoi, a key ly alive and was taken to the of gifts and everyone around Hanoi, directly contributing to $44.50 31 X 37-inch Maple Framed M iiro r...... 4 7 ^ fire—a chance of being known and un tournament at Haverford for the ch.im- beauty still cloaked a road target in the U.S. policy of stop $189.00 Lady’s Armless Chair, loose pillow, fruitwood legs, gfeen-and- $15.50 Bronze Table Lamp, white shiki-over-parchment shade 9 ^ 8 ^ hospital. Poultre, who drove them was dressed in something the Moscow-Peking split. derstood and evaluated on the other pion.ship of Pennsylvania. Next he was which is called tlie Interboro ping the floodtide of weapons gold quilted p rin t...... 9 9 . the white car, somehow was new. And the City’s emergency Starting early this year, the (5) $69.95 28-inch Solid Cherry 3-drawer bachelor’s chests, each 3 9 . •ide. defeated in the tournament for the Parkway. Cold sunlight gleam and supplies in transit across alive too. He was put in the number was busy all day with Soviet Union bitterly oom- North Viet Nam to Communist $64..50 Maple Frame Wing Chair, loose pillow seat and back, charbro-wn Floor Covering One dispatch to the New York Times championship of the I’nitcd States by ed on the pools of rain water same ambulance. Then the road plained against the Ohanese to r (5) $69.95 28-inch Solid Cherry Cabinet-and-drawer bases, each . -3 9 . C complaints from people who Arthur Ashe, the slend^ young Negro which lay in the fold* of what units in South Viet Nam. textured cover ...... 3 9 .9 5 from Danang, reflecting the combined was cleared and traffic re had no heat in their houses and failing to-push along Soviet over 12 X 2.3 to 12 X 8 ft. Broadloom Remnants, wool, Acrilan and Nylon,^ from Richmond, Va. Ashe has now had been a blue Corvair car but Tliei bombs have been dropped $69.95 28-inch Solid Cherry Bookcase Top for above, 3 drawere . . 3 9 , confusion and disdain with which most sumed. were cold in the 27-degree tem land shipments of aid to the $129.00 BarcaLounger Adjustable Lounge Chair, Lawson style, high all colors and textures; choice...... 1 8 „ 3 3 ^, 3 3 ^^ ^ 3 beaten Emerson twice in Australia, once now was a box of tom metal closer and closer to the Chinese of our Marines seemed to react to the The police were from the perature. North Vietnamese. back, sage green plastic cover...... 7 9 , for the championship of Queensland sitting In the, brown leaves on, $115.00 46-inch Solid Cherry 6-drawer Dresser Base ...... 6 9 .3 9 $9.95 (1 roll) Broadloom; 12 ft., heavy green random-sheered Acrilan, truce experiment, contains pa.ssages 104th P r e c i'|n c t. Yesterday Ail afternoon, of course, the This year, the Chinese could (See Page Ten) square yard ...... 7 .9 5 - and eight days ago, for the champion the side of the road. Tlie motor, morning, they had what was Jlke this: with Its great hor.seiSower and Green Bay Packers played Bal not blame U.S. bombing. The $129.00 Annless Slipper Lounge Chair, foam rubber T-cushion, kick $109.50 46-inch Solid Cherry Bookcase top for above ^...... 8 6 . ship of South Australia. left of Raymond Poultre's singie-track line from Kunming $9.95 (1 roll) Broadloom, 12 ft., heavy mocha random-sheered Acrilanf.' “In the hours after the -Arrival of the instant pickup and full accel timore on television. The game pleated base, turquoise-and-white p rin t...... 9 9 , W hether A.she is gettin g b e tte r or white Chevrolet on the quiet came over CBS. On NBC, there (one of only two rail lines from $79.95 30-inch Solid Cherry Comer D esk...... 4 4 .5 0 square yard ...... order, (prolonging the American cease eration, was a piece of metal Emerson is getting worse, as time goes side street behind the precinct. was a two-hour news show put China into North Viet Nam) was A Thought for Today $179.00 High Back Lounge Chair, foam rubber cushion; box pleated $9.95 (1 roll) Broadloom, 12 ft., heavy blue-and-avocado tweed Acrilan, fire) the marines tried to puzzle out on, is perhaps a question. But the facts jutting into the front seat. The People in the neighborhood in (2) $69.50 Bedside Stand, Solid cherry, 3-drawer, each...... 4 4 , grillwork. the magnificent st.vl- on by its foreign correspond in fair working condition. U.S. Sponsored by the Manchester skirt, heavy brown textured cover...... 9 9 , square yard ...... 7 .9 5 the answers to many questions, but seem to show that Aslie is getting bet spected it. The front of the car ents. Two of them, Garrick bombing didn't begin until Feb ter. In the final match for the tourna ish chrome that is so striking was pushed in as if an empty Council of Churches (2) $79.50 Bedside Stand, Elnotty pine, drawer and sbelf, slate insert $9.95 (1 roll) Broadloom, 12 ft., heavy textured avocado Acrilan tweed they still had not been resolved tonight. on close-ups during commer Utley and Dean Brelis, had ruary and didn't reach that Had the Vietcong been informed ment of South Australia Ashe lost the cigarette package. Inside the flou-n back from a place called close to the Chinese border until ^ Sofas ...... ^...... 3 9 .9 5 square y a r d ...... 0 5 cials, WHS twisted across the For they all wanted to first set to Emerson 7 to 9. Ashe then precinct, the lieutenant on duty Viet Nam for the show. They months later. through some official or unofficial front of the car. Pieces of the frighten us, thinking. Their $119.90 Modem Walnut 30-inch Chest with plastic top and bookcase $11.95 (1 roll) Special Wool 12 ft. Wilton in Colonial multi-toned' went on to win, 7 to 6 to 0 and 6 to had five red index cards with talked about things like the Still, once the supplies $219.00 Swing-a-Bed Contemporary Sofa whicli opens to sleep twq on channels? If not, marines asked, why tested, unbreakable windshield hands will drop from the work, pattern, square yard ...... 7 .9 5 4. A.she's victory was made notable by typewriting on them which told chances of Red China, coming reached Red Oiina, they were foam-filled cushions. Terra cottit textured cover...... 1 4 9 ...... 7 9 . extend the cease-fire one-sidedly and the fact that, in winning the second were .sUeliing out between the the police of the facts of the ac p.nd it will not be done. But $12.95 (1 roll) Broadloom, 12 ft. heavy all wool sculptured design in keep it a secret, thereby losing all the linos of clirome. Into the war against us arid subjected to one delay after an set at 7 to 5 and the third sot at ti to 0. cident. American troops spreading the now, O God, strengthen thou $194.00 Eclipse Innerbed Love Seat, foam seat cushions, opens to twin Avocado, square y a rd ...... | 0 At 12:30 Chi'istmas morning, other. The Chinese said nothing hands.—Nehemiah 6:9. , Dining Room Furniture propaganda value of the decision? he reeled off nine straight games "That’s a pretty bad spot on fighting into Laos and Cambo publicly about these humiliating size bed, dark brown textured cover...... :... 1 4 9 . $12.95 (1 roll) Broadloom, 12 ft. heavy, sculptured all wool in Gold- "Word that the truce was ended, against Emerson. The Australians who Ian Reid was driving the car. that road,” he said. "Accidents * * * He had picked up two friends, dia. This type of dreary talk delays. U.S. intelligence sources (2) $408.50 7-Pc. Drexel Contemporary Walnut Group®, 40 x 60 x 78 x square y a rd ...... 1 0 JI 5 which reached Danang at dawn, pro watched this match wore quoted as s:iy- like this, we get them all the ran a bad second to the Green believe the Clilnese coolly ex All growth depends upon ac $149.00 Sofa, 72-inch Wing style, foam rubber cushions, box pleated W inston Lazam a, 27, and his time.” He shrugged. A holiday 96” Table, 2 arm chairs, 4 side chairs, gold s e a ts...... 2 8 9 . $8.9.5 (1 roll) Broadloom,n2 ft. high-low textured 501 Nylon in Sandal-- duced more questions. What had hap ing they never had seen their champion Bay Packers. plained to the Russians that due tivity. There is no development skirt, charbrown textured cover...... 9 9 . wife Shorn-. 24, and w as ta k car accident with two dead is wood, square yard ...... i ...... 5 .9 5 ' pened, the marines were asking, to so clearly outclassed. “I thought the first question to track conditions beyond their physically or intellectually $377.95 7-Pc. Lane Walnut Contemporary Group, 48 x 54 x 72 x 90” ing them from Brooklyn to commonplace in his precinct. $369.00 100-inch Contemporary Sofa, loose foam rubber seat and With Clark Graebner also having I’d be asked was the score of control, so sorry, no ^ v iet without effort, and effort $24.95 30 K 48-inch Hand Knitted Scatter Rugs, several multi-toned" change the picture ? Were the Vietcong Queens for the holiday. The lo Every place else, too. By 3 surfboard table, 2 slat-back arm chairs, 4 side chairs...... 2 7 9 . beaten Emerson in Australia, it makes the football game,” Brelis said freight oars txxlay. means work. Work is not a back cushions, walnut legs, green textured cover...... 1 9 9 .. patterns, each ...... m j . - actions last night any more violent cation is meaningless becau.se p. m. yesterday, the nation had curse; it is the prerogative of five times that Emerson has been beat afterwards. The Russians publicly made $397.90 5-Pc. Pennsylvania House Early American Knotty Pine group, thaJi t^iose of yesterday? Was it all a It stands for every place in the pas.sed Its record of 607 auto intelligence, the only means to $329.00 84-inch Contemporary Sofa, foam rubber cushions, kick pleated en by players from the United States countrv-. Reid drove the car- This is the way it went. May their anger known. Doubly so 40 X 60 X 90” table, 2 ladderback arm ch,airs, 2 side chairs to public^'relations ploy? this year. But all this docs not prove deaths for a holiday. The Na manhood, anc^ the measure of skirt, heavy charbrown textured cover...... 19 9 , around a turn. The car went be it has to. when Peking charged that Mos- "One view held in Danang—by men civilization.—Calvin Coolidg©...... 2 8 9 . that Ashe is neces.sarily destined to fill out of control and went into a who admitted that they did not know $269.00 68-inch Lawson Sofa, foam rubber cushions, box pleated skirt, Emerson's shoes ns the greatest tennis , gold Nylon textured cover...... 1 7 9 , $359.50 5-Pc. Solid Maple Early American Group, 48” round plank-top L's?r?ed‘solid colors. S " ” the whole story—was that the strategy player in the world. After, beating table, four Admiral s chairs, discontinued finish ...... 8 .9 5 : Emerson at Forest Hills last August, 2 was intended to cast the United States $398.00 Chippendale Sofa, cherry bas^ three cushions, green brocade In the role of the wronged lover of Ashe took the first set easily from San Herald ' co v er...... 2 9 9 , $201.30 5-Pc. Danish Walnut Contemporary Group, 48” equare table Occasional Living Room ^ tana of Spain but then lost the next opens to 48 x 60”, four side ch airs...... '...... 8 0 peace but had been frustrated by the $45.00 Cocktail Table, Contemporary oil walnut, 19 x 54” . . . .2 7 J 5 fr guerrillas. three sets to Santana, who went on to Yesterdays i $269.00 French Provincial Love Seat; fruitwood finish frame, green- win the championship of the United ^ i " ‘In fact,’ said an officer here, ‘we gold-and-white print cover...... ____ 1 9 9 . $209.75 5-Pc. Indoor-Outdodr dinette Group, table and four swivel $105 00 Desk, Contemporary oil walnut lady’s desk, two drawers, 'whit#' S tates. 25 Years Apo chairs, coral and w h ite...... j y plastic to p ...... ttftJiap had no more justification for .starting Emerson, whom Ashe has defeated p85.00 82-inch Traditional Sofa, foam rubber cushions, kick pleated up this morning than we had late yes twice in Australia, has been quoted as Materials for new lights on base, sage green damask cover ...... 1 9 9 . $119 30 5-Pc. Daystrom Dinette Group, 35 x 50 x 60” White Daystrom- tnn Cabinets, Contemporary walnut, 2 doors arid lift> terday afternoon when they ordered the saying that Ashe has vastly improved Main St. arrives and men are on ite plastic top with Greek key design, four beige vinyl upholstered top section for turn table; space for components and records . . . .8 9 7 extension.’ ’’ since Ashe defeated him at Forest Hills. job putting up 45. $429.00 Country French Sofa with fruitwdod frame, loose pillow seat chairs ...... $89.50 Bachelor’s Chest, Contemporary walnut, 3 drawers, brass ' But—althpugh Incident and interpre It is hoped that this is tnle and that Total number of Manchester’s pulls ...... registered aliens at close of four and back, black-and-white toile cover ...... 2 9 9 ...... tation of individual policies may remain in the tournament for the championship (2) $157^0 Daystrom Country French Dinette Groups, tables with of Australia which, according to cus- months registration period is American, maple finish, maple-ii-aine* confused—the one total result from all 1961. ^ $369.00 Ckiuntry French Sofa With fruitwotid’frame, loose pillow seat non-mar Dayetromite plastic tops and four chairs, white and plastic tops, each this is negative and clear. •tom. comes after the challenge round and back, turquoise damask cover ...... ’i ...... 2 6 9 . gold, each ...... ^ for the Davis Cup bctvveeen Australia American, maple finish, maple-frateed*' The fond hope that the war in Viet and Spain, that Ashe will meet San 10 Years Ago $269.00 Love Seat, tufted back'Md, arms, poly-Dacron cushion, box $259.30 5-Pc. Daystrom Italian Provincial Dinette Group, non-mar plastic top nam could, with the aid of celebration tana. Tlie result will show yhich of the Only about 217 voters, ap pleated base, red-turquoise-gc^d-on-l^ig^e .print . . . i...... 1 9 9 . Daystromite^lastiC:top, four high back green upholstered chairs 1 2 9 . And observance of the Birthday of the two is the finest tennis player in the proximately the same number plasticoLf tops, each set ^ American/maple^nf^J Prince of Peace, stop itself just by stop world. as in the Dec. 12 election, cast $^39.00 I,jawson Sofa, semi-attadied pillow back, foam rubber cushions, $^9.0() 5rPc. Spanish Dinette Group, plastic plank top table, high back ping Has proved a not reliable hope. It Although we may hope, with all our ballots as of 1 p.m. in election beige-gold-and-rust outline quilted p r in t...... ^ 9 . chairs in black-and-gold leather-patterned vinyl ...... 1 4 9 hasn’t happened that way. Perhaps it fine young tennis players such as Ashe. to deteimine whether town will drawers, brass bale pulls, each came very close. But, as it was, the Gaebner and Paserell, it would not be have legalized bazaars and raf $668.00 Sectional Sofa, 88” Left Arm, 52” Right Arm Contemporary $299.00 Drexel 52” Contemporary Walnut China Cabinet, tambour fles. escalation of truce didn’t work. We safe to hope too confidently that we style, loose pillow backs and seats, walnut legs, green textured base front, glass to p ...... ’ Manche.ster Memorial Hospi didn’t succeed In giving our escalation shall reach the challenge round for the c ev e r...... 4 9 5 , Davis Cup next year. ■ ' tal becomes sixth hospital in $314.00 Drexel 48” Contemporary Walnut Hutch, glass enclosed of another 18 hours as much compulsion Captain’s Desks, solid maple desk on frame with lift to * The record w:ll show, we believe, that state to have its own arthritis $329.Q0 84-inch Contemporary Sofa, foam rubber cushions, green tex ...... — ...... 2 1 9 . for storage space, each upon the Vietcong as the original Viet- clinic when officials at Connec •4 9 4 » » In past years whether or not we won tured cover...... I ...... 1 9 9 . Cocktail Tables, 36-inch round solid cherry, turned “■ eong proposal of 12 hours had upon us. the final round for the Davis Cup, our ticut cliapter of Arthritis and And one reason for this Inequality of teams have been especially strong in Rheumatism Foundation and lo $297.00 82-inch Contemporary Sofa, loose pillow back and seat cush compulsions Is quite simple; on this doubles. But this year' our doubles cal hospital officials open new clinic. ions, to-the-floor design on casters, green-and-blue linen print p u lI,S 'h ^ Tables, solid cherry, spoon feet, drawer w ith b iS S side of the war It was possible for a teams have failed ignominiously in dmwer^ 54-inch Lane Walnut Contemporary china cabinet; lined silver Christmas Day Is significant cover 1 9 9 . torrent of public pressure to mobilize it Australia. The captain of our next year's Davis squad, whoever he is, will day in Iifq._of North Methodist $179.00 90-jnch Contemporary Sofa, foam rubber seat cushions, walnut affi cherry„black plastic mixing toiM j^to? self and direct its pleas and urging to Church as deeds to Parker St. age base with paneled doors, brass pull on drawer, each .. need to concentrate on drilling his dou legs, charbrown tex tu r^ cover...... 1 9 9 . S Table, surfboard shaped top exten is leadership. There was no equal way of property are presented to board to i2 . Oil-like walnut-gK'.ined plastic t o p ...... bles team. — SPRINGFIELD SUNDAY $35.00 End Table, Contemporary w alnut...... # 0 putting Communist leadership on the REPUBLICAN of trustees by building commit 7 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1965 MANCHESTER EV^WNG HERALD, MANCHESTEB» CONN,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1966 PAGE 1S84, In t*ortadown, Ireland, when the bean sprouts the warts ries: Pianist. (3eorge Shearing and lived in Mandiester more Hal Boyle will go away. were i»m ,ln the British Isles, use "as a gesture of friendship than TO years. He was employ 10fi23 Students Enrolled V«Tion Motorist whs once asked whether he had In case anyone’s Interested, and oomi«ssion for the South Obituary Report Worth remembering: “Middle ed at Cheney Bros, for many TV-Radio Tonight been blind all his life. “No,” there’s a place called Pigs Ear Vietnamese people.” age is when the narrow wadst "FREE years, retiring 14 srears ago. In Public School System Warned in Crash said the 46-jrear-old musician. in Pennsylvania. L. Bison James said the mon- Ha was a member of St. Inside and the broed mind begin to “Not yet" — tsathollc Digest DELIVERYI” Ross Hilton, 52, Joseph A. Cosgrove, S7, of 29 change jriacee.” ------— ey, contributions from legton- Mary’s Episcopal Church, One fourth of Manchester uates. The feminine side of the Quickies: Some turtles lay up LEGION AHM OABE nslrea and auxUlaty members, (Continued from Page 9) George Dr., Vernon, received a Medical note: At least 13 out Washington LOL and British youths not attending schools of ledger shows that about 85 per Mail Bag to 200 eggs at a Ume. Pepper is NEW YORK (APP( — The will be used to provide food, A R T H U R D ^ D ies; Former scalp laceration when the car he Television of every 100 adult Americans American Club. higher education are high cent of girls out of school have *”*^®*‘ ®"<1. according to Intel- $;d0 —, Xevte 7:U one spice that never deterio national commander of the drugs, faming and carpentry was driving ^ t struck the reat 'Conuhender has some form of heart ailment. Bolton Official Survivors include a daughter, school dropouts. There are 10,- finished their high school edu- ^^ence reports, have repeated- ) Iffim J»r2Cj!cgSjHte mehtleM. YORK (AP) — TWnfi a rates. Bight signers of the U.S. American Legion has presented tools. He said the legion hopes Mrs. Austin Welman of Man- 023 students in the town's pub- cation? knocked out bridges. Repairs a t a parked car on N. Main St , J)i) K Ktadergertta indt columnist might never know if Quips from our contempora Deidaratlon of Independence (C) a cheek of $0,000 to CARE for to raise oonslderatdy more. BOLTON—Ross Irwin Hilton, cheater; two sons, H. Victor He school system. Next fall. The census also demonstrates near Tolland Tpke. last night at (13) Tell the Truth he didn’t open his mall: 6:80. He was treated at Man i:80 Read Herald Ads. BS, of Keeney Dr. a former Ossining, N. Y., and over 850 children will enter that more than half of Man- the Chinese a , r . . e ’ Bear (C) The average hospital, stay has chester Memorial Hospital. Po (80) Supermen 5®t) Maglo R om tnwn Offlrial died vesterdav at Cor^y of Manchester; kindergarten cj^.ses in Man- Chester students study past P'^fitext for again delaying. (80) ^ e r ic a 's Probleine ».nn O’CSodt Hlsh been cut from U days in lOU'to ’ " ” ^ a sister, Mrs. Caroline Sloan, Chester’s public schools. high school, actually 932 com- rail shipments. Although lice Issued him a written warn is) ^nnle the Mene^ 8.00 (24) Tte French ChM 7.7 days now. At present prices, ing for driving after drinking. 6;60J33) Three Stooces 'Bbmytlie «h Manchester Memorial Hospital, and a brother, Robert J. Cordy, These are some of the facts pared to 749 who are not en- CWnese could move the •tOoi-JM-IO) Newa » m I ’?, A Seefet ' most peAlents can’t afford to Im Kie was tern in Hartford on both of Ireland; nine grand- garnered from this year's an- rolled in technical schools or material along the dam- A vehicle operated by Oreste (18) SubecriptiDn TV O.30 04) Antiques slcH any longer than that. Macoanio, M, of Box 238, KFD (84) Capttol'ii Opteen •^'5?'* Jemee Oct. 7, 1913, a son of Mrs. children and a great-grand- nual census of school-age chll- colleges. track, they don’t. Instead, (10) Eye-Dentlfy (12) Lucy (C) Greeks usually celebrate New. Mate! Ross Hilton of East daughter. dren administered by Robert An interesting result of the *h® Chinese Increase their prop- 1, struck a perked vehicle on (80) Whlrlyblrdi a./» Kildare (O Year’s Eve by playing cards, OPEN Porter St. near Steep Hollow SPJ*? Friends *■* j]l9r^80) Andy WllllamaTC) Hartford and the late Charles Funeral services will be held Digan, attendance supervisor survey is that the blnth rate pressure on Moscow to . (80) This le the Answer (24) Bertrand RuBsell and do their elbow bending on w' Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. of Manchester. Digan revealed seems to be diminishing. There Hanoi by sea. Lane at 6:29 p.m. Saturday, po 6:18 ( 8) Peter Jennlngg, New* ( 3-12) Andy Griffith (C) other nights of the holiday peri (10) News a / 8"20-40) Shenandoah Mary’s Episcopal Church. Bur- that the census, which this is an average of about 900 chdl- monUis, the Chinese have lice report. Moccario says he 9:30 ( 3-12) Hazel (C) od. NITES! was blinded by the lights of ai: (40) Maverick d t RnH n ” ' East Cemetery. year for the first time includes dren in every age group but two been haranguing Moscow to use (33) Clubhouse 10.00m-nn J} 8-2M0)I'aRiSI Bengeyton C aa^Place In Hungary the name Zzyzst Friends may Call at the all persons through the age of the two lowest. There are 653 the sea if it really wants to help oncoming car while proceeding C'80 ( 3) Walter Cronklte (18) Subecriptlon TV is almost as (xirnmon as gou oast on Porter St., according to (20) Social Security (10-2^30) Run for life (O) FRIDAY Holmes Funeral Home, 400 20, counted a total of 17,070 in- children under the age of 1 and Hanoi. This shriU propaganda (10-22-30) Huntley-&-|n)deT ( 3-12) Hollywood Talent lash. ropresentatlve ^ for _ Bowm^an ^ain St., tomorrow from 2 to divlduals. 797 under 2; but from hereon Hn® is now taking the f o i ^ a police. (C) _ Scouts (C) Products, a division of the (18) Subecriptlon TV Pianos are getting more col INC. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (24) What’s New 7 «A Casual UNTIL 5:30 Cycles Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa., Of this number, more than the numbers climb well into the dare. If the Soviet Union really lOtSO (24) Phrtopraphv orful. You can now buy key The family requests that 10,000 were in the public school 800’s and the low 900’s w ants to support '(he "wair of ( 8) The Lieutenant 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-S)-22-3()-40) Newi, (12) Newsbeot Sports. Weather boards In eight pastel tints. CLOSED SATURDAY, Iv'^a^octatte ^tlTthe^'^a'rlM 'dishing to do .so may system, about 1,600 in private Digan says that the statistics liberation,” say the Chinese, 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings, New« 11:^ (lO-SO) T onl^t (C) There’s no fuel like an old NEW YEAR’S DAY C Lewis Co West Hartford memorial contributions to or parochial schools and more will be given to the State De- should be bold enough to About Town 7:00 ( 3) Movie (C) 11:20 ( 3) Movie (84) Travel Time (12) Mlovie fuel, (foal Is believed to have for 12 _____years. ’ ’ Hook of Remembrance at than 900 in post-secondary partment of Education and will U.S. retaliation and send Officers and members of the (82-30) News. Weather 11:26 ( 8) Movie been first used by the Chinese St Mary’s Church. schools. The nse in school age aLso be used for various agen- Ibeir military aid by sea. British American Club wlU meet (10) Movie ,, Griffin Mr. Hilton had been a mem (80) Your Heeath 11:30 ( 22) Tonight (C) about 3,500 years ago. Today It ber of the town planning com population from last year is cies intere.sted in the growth Thus far, there is atrongiMvl- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at tlie gEE BATURwAkffi TV WEEK FOR GOHPljeiTE LlgXTNO takes a ton of coal to make a mission for two years and an H ernian C. Wicks estimated at about 100. pattern of Manchester, for ex- dence that Moscow will not risk clubhouse and proceed to the ton of steel. Sensational active member of the Republi- Herman C. Wicks, 63, of figures for boys over 16 ample, the Town Planni-’T D-- sending military hardware {as Holmes F uneral Hqm®. 4 . f i At > tAGB TW^VB ° MANOHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1965 Section Two Viet Nam Assessment r MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1965 fffianrliPBtpr lEttpnfng Ifpralb MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 Pages 13 to 24 Program Given Combat Soldier’s Face "Channel Master" Indsor At Westhill TV JUfTENNAS Mirrors Many Moods Chorcl^ Lowest Failure of U.S. Strategy A Chris tmaa program was Downtown Merchants Gte held in the administration SAlGON, South Viet Nun ARTHUR DRUe building od the Westhill Apart hedmefs or a bSiKlollsr of ma In Cruiser Bids ments last Monday. The even (AP) — ih e American combat chine-gun bullets anxmd tlie^ Lack of Department Store Chorchea Motors Maiv ings events Were arranged by soMier in Viet Nam is a -man of shouiden, the American sol- ot Leads to Steady Escalation (Uen reflect in their faces. Itje Hie mo6t frequently men- only nine a t 53 retail mer- cheater is the apparent low bid Mrs. Florence Stevenson and many moods and constantly wariness and weariness of war COOPERATIVE tloned complaint of Downtown chants in that category. der for supplying the poUca de Ejector’s Note—The bomb<«nd- by President Jotinson last Feb Included an Instrumental brass mier Alexei N. Kosygin charged changing expireesions. In (he — the watching and waiting for oil. Main St., in a survey taken of The overwhelming majority partment with oix new cruisera. beuttle strategy begun by the ruary was aimed at defeating the United States With aggres trio and a group of timberllsts inscrubahle, faceless Saat, his an unseen eneniy who can ra^n .\ i-.inn i>f 111 of its businessmen, is that of those who filled out Ut* Its total net I^ce of $7,848 United States in Viet Nam 11 an expected Red offensive sive behavior and creating a under the leadership of Miss face mirrors Western man's no large department store is questionnaires, 82 out of 111, for six 1966 WK-iill Dodges, In ihonths ago has failed to bring tlladys White. Both groups rep death from an ambuscade in the against South Viet Nam diiring "war psychosis” all over the instant and instinctive reaotiem treetops and live for days In (II', CO. located .on the thoroughfare. have been in business for pe- cluded the trade-in of five used the Communists to the confer the moonsoon season and forc world. ^ resented young people from 1% to pain and fear, hunior and The survey was taken by Ray- riods of more than 10 years, Salvation Army. utxlerground tunnels. I'ln.'i vehicles, with an aggregate ence table. What'8 next for ing North Viet Nam to the con U.S. policy makers felt that death. mond and May Aosociates, con- with many reporting periods of speedometer reading o t about President Johnson? As the war The program was led by Almost without exception, ;(i:. BIIO.VI) STKKKT ference table by the end of 1966. China would probably talk tough These battle-weary soldieirs of even among the most seasaned Ti:i.. nn-r.:,:! sulatnta to the Manchester Re- 25, 50, or more yeafs. 350,000 miles. roars on, difficult choices seem But bombing North Viet Nam Capt. Ernest V. Fayton and the 1st Infantry Division and the development Agency, in an ef- The oldest. House and -.Hale, A sixth used cruiser, a 1964 but act prudently, as in the featured the singing duet of CoL veteran, the faces echo the ahead. This is the first of four failed to break its will to fight past, and that Rus.sia wanted no 101st Airborne Brigade had been fort to determine the current reported a business span of 111 Dodge with about 50,000 milesi aitioles assessing America's and Mrs. William Spatig as well nightly buB sesstons around the and to disrupt Us assistance to part of the Vietnamese war, on a combat mission fat nine open C-roUen tins: How they CASH SAVINGS status of downtown business ac- years. The oldest single owner- will be retained, and will be as role in Viet Nam. the Communist guerrilla armies as a communly carol sing con days in the Jungles and abem- tlvlty, the tjTpea ot businesses ship reported was Watkins signed to incoming General aside from giving limited arms cluding with a Christmas mes hate being in this stiunge, tor I V TO in the South. Moving close to aid to North Viet Nam. But no doned rubber plantations 40 In the ai’ea, the businessman’s Bros., with 89 years of continu- Manager Robert B. Weiss, for WASHINGTON (AP) —The sage by Mrs. Stevenson. Re mented land, how tirM they ore 200,000 U.S. troops Into the one was sure what the leader of miles northwest of Saigon. of the heat and the havoc end assessmdnt of the present situa- ous one-family operation. commuting use between Wind war in Viet Nam is entering a country and smashing at guer Staff Sergeant freshments followed with the As graphloally as an opsra- Uon, and. his ideas for neces Although several business sor and Manchester. This car, new phase of escalation which the big Communist countries, traditional visit of Santa Claus. the noise of battle end going for rilla forces with land and air quarreling between themselves, Douglas Forbes, son ot Mr. tions map, more realistically days without a Iwth or a fresh sary Improvements. men cited the increasing com with a potential trade-in value, threatens to grow far more cost offensives failed also to break ITie usual Monday afternoon might decide to do if the conflict and Mrs. William Forbes of 231 than a battle report, their faces cantem of waiter, how they ’The other major problems, petition from the Shopping according to Chorches’ bid, ot ly and dangerous before the their will although it did blunt service has been canceled for detail war's ugly terrain and the listed in the frequency of men Parkade, almost half, 53 of the about $1,025, may not be avail next year of conflict is many in Viet Nam .showed signs of McKee St., was recently pro today, but will be resumed next would rather be home, raking it ;k their offensive. developing into a broader Asian few verdant human touches that tion, are, outmoded buildings, 111, reported an increase in able for 30 to 50 days, the months old. moted to staff sergeant in the Monday at 2 p.m. up the lawn, shoveling the snow (i The response of the Commu war. somehow redeem the ssued out of the driveway, living the lack of aggressive merchandis- sales over the past five years. promised delivery date for the Active fighting is likely to nist side, in fact, has been* to U.S. Air Force. He is a member landscape. 3 ihg policies, inadequate park- Only 12 reported a decrease. new cruisers. life of an ordinary man. How spread from the battle grounds Thus was the .stage .set for the increase their efforts. Secretary next round of e.scalation in Viet of the U. S. Air Force Pipe Ritz Funeral There is the old-time regular, ever dimly It nickers In the FUEL OIL Ing, unattractive buildings and A total of 89 of the 111 re- Before being placed at Weiss' of Viet Nam into strategic Jun of Defense Robert. S. McNa bewhiskered and battle haid- darkness of the Jungle, it Is the store?. Inadequate variety of ported a need for more sales disposal, the police markings, gle areas of Cambodia and Nam, a process repeated with Band and his recent promotion mara reported three weeks ago many variations over a decade HOLLYWCXID (AP) — Corn- ened, pulling on a canteen in the hope of peace that illuminates price lines, inadequate customer and work space, flashing light and radio will all Laos. The expanding struggle after a Mp to Saigon that infil- makes him second in command conveniences. In most instances, the busl- be remoypd. of U.S. involvement in the tan to the pipe major. He is station medians and show business per terrible tropical heat. There is the face of the fighting man. We’re as Will require more American traitlon of Red troops from sonalities were among the the young draftee, weary and Also, fear of overtime )»rk- nessman tacked on suggestions The omy other bidder at to troops and the level may rise gled affairs of Southeast Asia. It ed at Boiling Field, Washing North to South Viet Nam was all began on a small scale and mourners at last rites for A1 damp with sweat, dreaming of near as ing, outmoded upper story to the questionnaires, based on day’s bid openings was East- toward half a million men. going up from 1,500 a month to ton, D. C. He is at home on space, business area too spread their individual and . A . PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHUaitiJC EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 fl Bay State Tax Battle H eb ron MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27; 1 § 8 5 Rev, Mr, Cross W illiams-Prohl Delivers Last EVERY Luci Says She’ll Try EVERYTHING TO Heads for Showdown CELEBRATE YOUR BOSrrON (AP)-/n>e year-long M« some decision reached even Sermon Here DOUBIE STAMPS W E U « $ D A Y The Baby Hal '■^MiaaQachusatts tax battle goes if K is on Volpe’s terms. NEW YEAR! ■Hown to tlie wire tMs week as Utere will be a number of at- The Rev. John N. Ooss, be T o Finish Education ARTHUR DRUQ —Oov. John A. Vdpe mounts a tempts to amend the bill, how loved pastor of the Hpbron CHICAGO (AP) — Luci ment on Cjhristmaa Eve fol ■f •* drive to get a sales tax enacted ever, and there is a poesibility Baines Johnson’s Christmas lowed rumors that the couple In the final days of 1965. and Gilead Congregational Been Named. that amendments coidd cripple present to her father was a wanted to become engaged, but It Is the Republican gover churches, delivered his last ser the biU. promise that she would try to were having trouble obtaining nor's sixth .sales tax package mon at the local churches Sun A« of now, It Is expected that finish her education after her approval from her parents. this year and Volpe .seems to. the real fight on the governor’s day. His sermon topic was, ”At marriage to Airman Pat Nu "But I don’t know where all have his best chance of success. sixth tax biU will come in the the Heart of Life.” Mtller, Nancy Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel Timothy Jr. gent, 22, of Waukegan, HI. next those rumors came from,” Lud Volpe moved in with the $200 Senate. Senate Preeident Mau and Bernice Elizabeth VanOverstraeten Miller, 64 Leland Dr. summer, the Chicago Tribune told the Tribune. "I didn’t ever mtlUon tax program after House He is leaving Hebron to as rice A. Donahue, D-Holyoke, la She was born Nov. 25 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal said today. have to change daddy’s mind.” and Senate Democrats, who sume the pastorship of the Wa leacUng the Hght against sales grandmother Is Mrs. John M. VanOverstraeten, Milford. Her rister, Lynda Bird, flies control the legtelature by top tertown church. The Women’s TTie Tribune quoted the Presi taxes and he engineered the 22- Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Miller, dent’s daughter as saying: to Wyoming today where she’ll heavy majorities, failed in their Fellowship served a dessert at 18 Senate defeat of Volpe’s East Hampton, N.Y. She has a brother, David, IH l and a "Right now I have every in be a guest at the home of a attempts to pass a tax bill. the party, directed by Mrs. fourth tax bill on Nov. 6, sister, Cynthia. 4. tention of getting as much ed young man she met last sum The governor’s new plan Charles Wallace and Mrs. Don OPIN ’TIL 9PeM. At that time the governor mer on a trailer tour of the would make the 3 per rent ald Robinson. Senior Deacon ucation as possible. You never picked up five Democratic votes # 1 W ED. & TNURS. Gordon, David Jonathan, son of Hpward M. and Deena know what is going to happen, West. levy temporary—it would run Edward A. Smith spoke, and for Wa program to go with the and I feel every woman should The President’s older daugh from Feb. 1, 1966 to Dec. 31, there were solos by John Bell ! RIDAY TIL 6 P.M. ------^ Sanders Gordon, 174 Woodland Dr., Wapplng. He was bom 13 Republican votes. He only and group singing. ter, who has been spending the 1967 and terminate on that date Dec. 8 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. His maternal gp*and- be prepared. Besides, I like to needs three more Senate votes Schools in Hebron closed parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sanders, Hackensack, N.J. study and I love my school.” Christmas holidays at the fami Get Ready unless extended by the legisla- to get the bill through the Sen Thursday following full ses His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon, Lud, who is 18, showed her ly ranch in Texas, plans a few tiu-c. ate. sions, to reopen on Jan. 3, Hackensack, N.J. He has a sister, Amy Ruth, 2. engagement ring Sunday as she days of skiing in Wyoming, She The measure’s first test The finaJ few days of the ses To Party 1966. Christmas parties took • • • • * and her fiance left St. Bartholo is to stay at the home of Mrs. comes in the House and observ sion should be hectic as both place at the elementary school. Newmarker, Janet Lee, daughter of Edward L. and mew’s Roman Catholic church .^mold Eastman in Evanston, ers believe it will pa-ss as did Houses try to enact some must Luci Johnson leaves church with her fiance, Pat Nugent, left, and his parents, Wyo. ■ t a .similar measure early in No This gives a breathing spell of Lynne Dart Newmarker, Northfleld Rd., Coventry. She was In Waukegan after attending Be A Smarty legiadation before the session 10 •'days, Including Sundays, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nugent of Waukegan, HI. Luci and Pat’s engagement noon Mass. Mrs. Eastman is the mother vember. bom Dec. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ends on Jan. 4. was announced Christmas Eve. (AP Photofax) President Johnson often has of Brent Eastman, 26, a Univer ^ The mood of the House, im- which will be much appreciated grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Dart, Coventry. Her UsuaUy the leglslatime winds expressed a desire that both of sity of California medical stu Call: ■ der the leadership of Speaker by teachers and pupils. paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Edward L. Newmarker, Rock up its business in plenty of time, Ws daughters complete a col dent. He was woking in Grand John F. X. Davoren, is difficult Congressman William St. ville. She has a sister, Laura, 3. other officials today to have the damage to Its trunk sewer line but this year there is not enough U.S. Aid Sought lege education. Luci, his young Teton National Park when Lyn to predict. But Davoren himself Onge reports deep appreciation • * • • • state underwrite Its share of as the raging Rlllito River time left to take action on all to the people of tte second dis f - any federal aid. er daughter, will finish her da stopped there on her tour. NEW SYSTEM - has indicated the bill probably the measures pending. Mosimann, Jedin Coby, son of John W. and Eleanor M. In Arizona Flood ripped away two miles of the will go through. trict in providing him the op C.' A. Pugh, assistant regional line. freshman year In Georgetown The 1996 legislature already Is Nemeth Mosimann, Amy Lane, Ellington. He was bom Dec. University’s School of Nursing $8,250,000 BILL LAUNDRY A chief reason given by those portunity to represent them, director of the Bureau of Rec In eastern Arizona citizens of the Hrat in Moasachusetts to rim 15 at Mancheker Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Res before .she is manied. AND DRY CLEANING who think the bill will pass the adding that it is a ’’great hon lamation, made his own inspec Safford and Clifton were moving GREENFIELD, Mass. (AP) past Thanksgiving Day and now parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Nemeth, Llncroft, N.J. His idents In flood-ravaged Arizona After the church services, House Is that members of the or and privilege to have had a tion of flood-damaged areas of back into homes filled with mud — Paul Gordon of Venice, Fla., ON HARRISON ST. (44) it seems sure to continue into paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Coby Mosimann,« Luci, Nugent, and their entour year long -struggle would like to part In the effort which result continued to mop up today while central, eastern and southern when the Gila River overflowed has sent thetown of Greenfield a Off East Center St. 1966. ed in the success of the 1966 Toms River, N.J. He has two brothers, Robert, 4, and Ed age of Secret Service men left ward, 3; and a sister, Susan, 15 months. keeping hopeful eyes on the Arizona. » its banks last week. bill for $8,250,000 to compensate Opposite the Cemetery se.ssion.” Waukegan for O'Hare Interna • « • * • state Capitol for possible word Pugh said federal funds can for inconvenience caused last ”As your Congressman,” he tional Airport to return to Tex For Pickup and Delivery of federsJ help. be made available immediately e a s t e r n s i t e s f a v o r e d summer when he was detained says, ” I trust you will contact Goehring, Heidi Lee, daughter of Robert John and Linda as. CaU 649-7753 I Viet Mountain Tribesmen Gov. Sam Goddard made an if the affected regions are de three days after he was stopped me on any subject in which Dooley Goehring, 365 Center St. She was bom Dec. 14 at WASHINGTON — The Mid- Nugent is undergoing basic aerial Inspection of the flood clared a disaster area by Presi for driving without a license. Branches at: 209 North Main you may be intere.sted, whether Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Atlantic and Southeastern states training at Lackland Air Force area and declared most of it a dent Johnson. Tucson suffered Town Treasurer John Klley said S t and 601 Hartford BcL i-- Sentenced After Coup Fails it be a personal problem, legis are Mrs. Edith Dooley and Harry A. Dooley, Somerville, were visited in 1964 by 42 per Base near San Antonio. Also Pine Cleaners disaster area. He meets with an estimated $1.25 million in he didn’t expect the town would lation, information or simply N.J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederic cent of Americans on vacation. The engagement announce- pay the bill. 666 Center Street PLEIKU, South Viet Nam killing a Vietnamese lieutenant Goehring, 155 Autumn St. She has a brother, Scott Dooley, 2. 7 an expre.sslon of your views on (AP) — Four Montagnard and planning to slay the offi national issues.” * * * ♦ * tribesmen were condemned to cer’s family. The proper address Is Wil Pellerln, Christine Ann, daughter of Philippe Sr. and The prisoners, handcuffed in death today tor their part in an liam L. St. Onge, 1405 Long- Barbara Heim Pellerin, Rt. 85, North St„ Hebron. She was pairs, did not appear to under worth House, Office Building, bom Dec. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ’ unsuccessful revolt 10 days ago stand when an interpreter told Wajfliington, D.C. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heim Sr., Hebron. to set up an autonomous tribal them the court’s sentence. The There will be a service of if Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pellerin, •tate in South Viet Nam’s cen mountain people speak their Holy Communion at 9 a.m. New Bolton. She has two brothers, Philippe Jr.. 4, and Mark, 16 tral highlaads. own (haleot. Year’s Day at St. Peter’s Epis Bradford Bachrach iiboto months. - A South Vietnamese field Ancrther group of Montagnard copal Church. The Rev. Gordon MRS. ALAN DAVID WILLIAMS court-martial sentenced 16 other leaders will go on trial Tuesday. W. Weeman will officiate. Mrs. Miss Sandra Jean Prohl of were Robert Prohl of Boxford, Cleveland, Michael Grover, son of Grover E. and Pa Montagnards to terms ranging They include civil servants, Herbert Porter will pre.slde at tricia Ann Tyrrell Cleveland, 7 Robert Rd., Rockville. He from five yeera at hard labor school teachers and an army Boxford, Mass., became, the brother of the bride; Michael the organ as new organist. Miller of Eastchester, N.Y., and was bom Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma followed by banishment for five captain who was charged with Police Arrests bride of Alan David Williams of Robert Sherman of Monroe. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elbrldge Tyrrell, Del years to life imprisonment. One conspiring to undermine the se Three cars were involved In Manchester yesterday afternoon Chuck Steak ,59* » 99."S ^ g g e hi, N.Y. His paternal gp-andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tribesman was acquitted. The curity of the state. The attendants were dress two separate accidents in the at Melrose (Mass.) Highlands ed alike in floor-length gowns Cleveland, Lebanon Springs, N.Y. He has a sister, Michelle, five-man court deliberated for They are members of FUL- same place shortly after mid 2. 40 minutes. Congregational Church. of deep turquoise peau de sole, RO, the French initials of the night Friday, State Police, Col The bride is a daughter of Thirty-five Vietnamese .-civil- styled with empire waisUine Montagnard’s anti-Communist chester Troop, report. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Prohl of Wiley, James Nelson, son of James A. and Mayfa lane and soldiers were killed in and three - quarters - length independence organization, the Harry W. Bridgman of North Boxford. The bridegroom is a Smith Wiley, 119 Mather St. He was bom Dec. 9 at Man Ifie revolt. It was the second in sleeves and accented by a floor- dub Steaks Mnunloirt United Front for the Liberation son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is 15 months by activists among Windham lost control of his car length green sash. They wore of Oppressed Peoples. Williams, 151 St. John St. ChuckRoasf Mrs. Wilma Kinman, Vincennes, Ind. His paternal gp-eind- the nearly million mountain on the ice on Rt. 6A. went off matching headpieces. The ma U. S. Special Forces officers The Rev. John A. Martin of Calif. Steak nr parenta are Mr. and Mrs. James Wiley, 60 Campfield Rd. tribesmen who generally resent the road and knocked down 3 tron of honor carried a bouquet cn a helped end the last uprising in Melrose Highlands Congrega .6 9 ' He has a sister, Sharon Allyson, 2. domination by the Vietnamese fence posts. He wa? arrested of pink poinsettias while the September 1964 by negotiating tional Church performed the Chuck Fillet tonuu * * * • « from the lowlands. and charged with driving too bridesmaids carried bouquets of between the Montagnards and candlelight ceremony. Bouquets BIT Two days ago a sandbag wall fast for conditions and is sched white poin.settias. Shoulder Steal cnci Ik. 1 Craig, Keith Samuel, son of Samuel W. and Patricia P. Vietnamese cxfflcdals. Special of white pompons, carnations 9 9 ' Bind five firing squad stakes uled to appear in Circuit Court Mrs. Prohl wore a pale blue Phillips Craig, 105 Lancaster Rd., Glastonbury. He was bom FVirces men have trained Mon and gladioli were on the altar. Stewing Beef were put up in Pleiku’s main 11, Willlmantic, on Jan. 26. silk and wool silit with match Dec. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal tagnard units into effective The pews were marked with Hound Roast for •{ wrroN Q 0 C public square. The four men fighting forces. Soon after, a car driven by ing accessories. The bride Nnust grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips, North Palm Flora A. VigllotU of New Hav evergreens and candles. Beach, Fla. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. An sentenced to death have the At the heart of the disrpute are groom’s mother wcqre a blue dankeuRibs eSj Tight to appeal. en stopped at the scene of the Given in marriage by her ribbed-silk dress and ensemble drew Craig, Fort Fairfield, Maine. He has a brother, Kev racial and cultural differences father, the bride wore a full- Cross Rib Roas,1 tttr The prosecuUon had asked for Bridgman accident, and her car with matching accessories. 1 encK in Howard, 20 months. between the Montagnards and length gown of Ivory - colored * 9 9 ' the death penalty for only one was hit by a vehicle driven by A reception was held in Fel Brisket Boneless X n . 99* * * • * • the lowland Vietnamese, who ottoman. The gown was desigpi- o f the 20 defendants. Master Carol A. Smith of Mansfield lowship Hall of the church. For Kohler, Edwin Roudolph, son of Ronald E. and Susan consider the primitive mountain ed with bateau neckline, three- !oasf Sgrt Nay Ry, who admitted people savages. Center, who could not stop on a wedding trip to Carmel-by- * 9 9 ' Waterman Kohler, 65 Clinton St. Ha was bom Dec. 20 at the ice, police report. She was quarters-length sleeves, An em the-Sea and Southern Cali n a n k S te a k Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents pire-styled bodice accented by a arrested and charged with driv fornia, Mrs. Williams wore a are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Waterman, Pomfret. His paternal satin bow and a chapel-length ing too fast for conditions, and is navy blue knit suit with red grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Kohler, Coventry. train. ■ She wore a finger-tip- $2 Trillion Fiscal Expert scheduled to appear at Circuit accessories. The couple will He has two sisters, Dora May, 3, and Jodl-Lin, 15 months. length mantilla of Belgian lace Court 11, Wlllimantlc, on Jan. make their home at 2010 La and carried a spray of Eucharist tham St., No. 51, Mountain 26. Damage to both cars was UNOX IMPORTED BONELESS Vogel, John Martin and Paul William, twin sons of Wil E Retires from Senate Post lUies. View, Calif. moderate. liam H. and Gertrude E. Boyle Vogel, Loomis Rd., Bolton. WASHINGTON (AP) _ A Mrs. Melvin Pray of Bow, Mr. Williams is a 1960 gradu A car driven by Stephen A. N. H., was the matron of hon They were bom Dec. 18 at Manchester Mc»^orial Hospital. Senate fiscal expert who has ate of Manchester High School PORK lOIN ROIl Steiner, 19, of 72 Flemming Rd., or. Bridesmaids were Mrs.- John Their maternal grandmother Is Mrs. John ■■. Boyle, Bos Manchester, skidded on Rt. 85 and a 1964 graduate of Bates ton, Mass. Their paternal grandmother is Mr.s. Ludwig Wall- handled federal government Schiavi of Nonyay, Maine, and College, Lewiston, Maine. He is FULLY ^ Thursday afternoon and knocked CANADIAN ner. New York, N.Y. They have three sisters, Louise Marie, appropriations totaling more Miss Mary Williams of Man attending Stanford University, COOKED O lb. down 11 fence posU, spun, skid STYLE 3%, Elizabeth Ann, 2%. and Eileen Boyle, 17 months. than J2 trillion retires Thursday chester, sister of the bride Calif., where he is working ded and knocked down 3 more, CAN BACON after 53 years of service at the groom. toward a Ph.D. in chemistry. police say. Extensive damage Gary Savilonis of Manchester Wilmot, Winter Brooke, daughter of Lyndon Lee and Capitol. Mrs. Williams is also a 1964 HAFNIA IMPORTED DANISH Everard H. Smith, 75. is .step was done to the car, and the served as best man. Ushers graduate of Bates College. Roberta Sue lEagleson Wilmot, Woodbridge Rd., Coventry. C ping down as chief clerk of the driver was arrested and charged She was bom Dec. 18 at M.mche.ster Memorial Hospital. Her Senate Appropriayons (Commit with reckless driving. He is CANNED HAMS maternal grandmother is Mrs. Edna A. Eagleson, 637 S. tee, from what he calls "the scheduled to appear at Circuit Main St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred most wonderful job in the Court 11, Willimantic, on Jan. LBJ Hop es Fighting W. Wilmot, Coventry. Her maternal great-grandmother Is world.” 18. [19 » £ 2 9 Mrs. Elsa Wilhelm, Canterbury St. 1:^339 • » • * ♦ "You couldn’t find a universi UNION . . . vou ty any place where you could Manchester Evening Herald ijiwTpnce, Kletha Marie, daughter of Gary Hall and hear as many top people on as Hebron correspondent Miss Will Ease in Asia Frletha Gunderson Lawrence, 15 Auburn Rd. She was bom Susan Pendleton, tel. 228-8454. Dec. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal many different .subjects as AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Presi was described as "unfortu grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gunderson, Plymouth come before our committee ev dent Johnson reportedly still nate.” Meeting, Pa. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ery year,” lie said. The President and the First retained a glimmer of hope to Howard La'wrence, Lake Placid, N.Y. Smith went to work for the Nation Shivers Lady attended Sunday service Senate committee- April 1, 1913, day that the fighting in Viet * • • * * at the First Baptist church in-. at the outset of the Woodrow As Mercury Dips Nam will not return to pre- Johnson CJity. He shook hands Sebenvlfzky, Lisa Jo, daughter of Allan and Helqn Wal- Wilson administration. Christmas ferocity. with everyone in sight — even Inski Scherwitzky, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. She was bom That first year the congres- EVERARD H. SMITH Dec. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal By THE A8St)CIATED PRESS The fact that the United one of his Secret Service body ■ional appropriations to run thp grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ludwik Walinski, Rockville. An Intense storm hurled high States had not resumed bomb guards — and he signed auto government totaled $1,098,0(K).- .slowed by failing eyesight and a Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scherwit winds, rain and snow at the ings of North Viet Nam, even graphs readily. 000. In the 196,5 session hip ailment. But, even as retire zky, Rockville. She has a brother, Stephen, 6; and twin sis Nortliwest today. two days after the end of the Afterwards, Johnson visited which ended in October the total ment nears, he> in his office Gale warnings went up on the ters, L«,ura and Lynne, 5. wa.s $119 .3 billion, .second high evefiy working day. cease-fire, was seen as evidence his boyhood home and, by coin ***** northern stretches pf the Pacific cidence, gave his Secret Service est in history. Only 1942, a Docs he expect to enjoy re that Johnson still was seeking a Danforfh, Michael Andrew, son of Richard ^John and Coast, and heavy snow bodyguard a scare. World War II year, had a higher tirement? peaceful settlement. Joyce Ann Roberts Banfbrth, 172 Eldrldge St. He was bom figure -- $147 billdon. ' warnings went out to the norths Just as Jolinson drove to the ” I hope .so,” Smith said. "But ern Rockies. When the United States and Dec. 13 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents Over the 53 years of Smith's South Viet Nam were consid old homestead, an 18-year-old I dem’t know. Sometimes on the Winds as high as 52 m.p.h. are Mr. and Mrs. A r ^ le Roberts, 206 Eldrldge St. His pa work with Uie committee, the ering last week a 30-hour Christ deer hunter emerged from his weekends, I used to get jumpy raked Cape Mendocino, Calif. n a a p e r o r ternal grandmother is Mrs. Elsie Stepian, Hartford. He has appropriations totaled $2,191,- mas cease-fire, so long as their grandfather’s home across the because I didn’t have anything Rain fell In coastal areas. two brothers, Richard, 2%, and Gary, 000 . 000 , 000 . to do.” troops were not fired upon. street carrying a rifle with tele ***** Four inches of snow in Burns, In his early years on the Johnson kept aloof from the scopic sight. At that instant, a Rockx, John Edward, son of Hugo M. and Tanetta ^uth Ore., thickened the snow cover group. Smith was one of the eventual announcement and, 12-year-old girl in a yard nearby Bezuyen Rockx, 39 Eva Circle, Vempn. He was bom Dec. 20 " there to eight inches. three full time committee em- publicly, the decision-making. set off a loud firecracker. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar Rousing Ovation An inch of snow whitened ploye.s and he worked on all of, Secret Service agent Cliff Hill ents are Mr. tind Mrs. L. Bezuyen, East Paterson, N.J. His eastern Wa.shington. ’’That's a matter to be Appur’ 2 the bills. decided In Saigon,” said the — remembered for climbing paternal grandmother 1^ Mrs. Mary Rockx, Breda, Holland For Hope Troupe Harsh cold spread from Mon Now, with the federal govern Texas White House. aboard the limousine of Presi 2 *.3 9 ' He has a brother, Peter, 15; and two sisters, Nancy, II, ment far greater in size and tana across the central Plains. dent John F. Keimedy in Dallas ABOARD USS Ticonderoga Johnson made no public com and BettyJane, 8. much more complex, the com Temperatures dropped to 22 at the time of the assassination ***** ment on the cease-fire, even mittee has 35 .staff members (AP) — Bob Hope and his below zero in Broadus and Lew- — jumped from a security car 2„ 29‘ though he normally Is quick to Pesoosolldo, John Charles, son of F. Peter and Elizabeth Including one or more experts troupe of entertadneiTs got a istown, Mont., and to -17 In Wil- and advanced on the rifle-holder PRA«G?jB'fcE Identify himself with good news. M. Roath Pescosolido, 32 Ardmore Rd. He was bom Dec. 6 for each of the separate depart rousing ovation today from liston, N.D., and Bemidji, Minn. with arms outstretched. at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. In many quarters, his silence 3’iS89<^ mental bills. The mercury shrank to -3 in The episode soon was forgot and Mrs. Charles Roath, East Hartofrd. His paternal grand more than 2,500 sailors jam was interpreted as indicating 7 But Smith, as chief clerk North Platte, Neb., and -2 in ten when the train ' of coinci CS SALAD mother is Mrs. Anthony Calltro, Old Lyme. He has two ming the flight deck of this U.S. reluctance to associate himself since 1938, has kept his finger Rapid (Jity, S.D. dences were unraveled. After ^ ^ 5 9 ' brothers, Peter, 9, tind Jeffrey, 7; and two sisters, Karen, 8, 7th Fleet carrier off the coast of with a move that might go on all of the meaaure.s. Cold air covered most of the Johnson left the scene, the and Mary Beth, 5. Viet Nam. awry. And some observers were Smith was'brought to the Cap nation. youth drove away for some convinced after the cease-fire itol by Sen. Thomas S. Martin of Hope touched off a storm of Freezing weather extended hunting — just as he had intend Virginia who was chairman of applause when he took a potshot south to the central section of failed to hold, that this was his ed. at American students who dem reasoning. the Appropriations Committee the Gulf Coast. Temperatures htlaui at the time. onstrated against the war In sank into the 30s overnight In However, one source close to HEADS KOREAN DEMOCRAT He wa.s hired partly becau.se Viet Nam. northern Florida. the President cast Johnson’s SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — m A N of his knowledge of shorthand _ __ ) Nelt'i Wolf whistles from the crew aloofness in a different light by Kim Chong-pil ended 18 months Choicest Meats In Town and -was told only, "We want men who have been at sea near VIET CLOSE SHA\E saying: "He is silent because he of political retirement today and you to do some little odds and ly a month greeted .shapely M o r P M ATHENS, Tenn. (AP) — A is listening.” was elected chairman of South Save Me ^ 3 5 ' ends .iTOund the office.” stars Carroll Baker, Kaye Stev You (and your telephone) have something to celebrate! looaJ soldier serving in Viet In short, according to this Korea's ruling Democratic Re TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ^ World War I, \Vorld War H ens, Joey Heatherton. Anita Nam has written his parents of source, Johnson said nothing publican party. USTERDIE and the Korean War put the M f NabuI 7 9 ' LEAN, ALL BEEF Bryant and Dianna Betts as a “ close shave” ait the hands of because he was most Interested greate.st strain on the Ap More than 2,(K)0 delegates to they appeared in tlgbt-fltUng a native barber* In Hanoi’s reaction. Reportedly, Throw the streamers, toss the confetti-there’s a happy New propriations (Comihlttee during the annual convention chose And that’s not all. The tax will be cut each year until Ifs dresses. . Jimmy Shepherd .said he got a he did not want to cloud the at MARGARINE a 3 1* Bmitli's career. Kim for the No. 2 party post by' EdoulM The evening almoat ended In haircut from a Vietnamese bar mosphere. Year ahead for Connecticut telephones (and their users). He recalls that he .stayed at acclamation after unanimously entirely gone three years from now. So put on your party tragedy when an A4 Skyhawk ber and a .short time later, on It was not happenstance ei CRACKERS IS c the Capitol until 2 or 3 a.m. electing President Chung Hee DrtdiNaU •rnimm 39 Starting with the first bills we mail after January 1, the retuniing from a strike against American officer entered the ther, it was said, that the State hat and kick up your heels. 'many nights during World War the Viet Cong weqt put of con Park to another two-year term Hamburg(REG. 65c LB.) 3;1 shop and was killed by the bar Department announced official as party president. n to get emergency money bills trol as it came In for a Ituidlng. ber. PARFAIT K 4 3 c U. S. tax on phone service drops from 10 to 3 per ceiit. ready for quick action by sena ly that American troops had Kim was an army general and NakiiM (LIMIT 6 LBS. i^ER FAMILY) The pilot, Lt. (j.g.) Bill Shepherd wrote that the tors on the committee the next been ordered not to fire except head of the secret police central Brougher of Johnstowm, Pa., barber wa-s a spy for the Viet There will be tax at all on a few of our special servipes. morning. In self-defense, even ''after the inteUigence agency durii^ the S lU C K S A s 4 3 ' The Southern New England Telephone Company ejected as the plane plunged Oe*i3 — and later was skiin«by In recent years he has been end of the 30-hour cease-fire, 31-month military government t - Into the sea and exploded. American troops. • Prim affocliv* thru fii, Dec 3L We reterve the right to Bmit y — •‘•ii HIGHLAND PARK MARKET and that tlto subsequent flg1itii« that followed Park’s 1961 coup. P m of the Nationwide BeU. System SIT mOHLAND STREET—FHONB 64S-427S • A \. n.- ■**.: S i & X T i ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY. DECEMBER 27.196S BIANCHESTER EVENING RERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 PAGE SEVEa^TEpy^, J^iede in Viet Nam Ripped Pants milea south to the nettraat inter leave from Ft. Ord, CdUf., ar help. Something’s got to be done change. — rived , at S a.m., and the hue a b ^ 'th is .” tort were Oapt. Francisco Oo- had appUed for U.S. vIm s . He Captam, 3 Others bas Oses, 46; Chief Mate Dlonl- M oft D rivert U mb B d t $ ^ Kanaimvllle raeldants raised driver M the eoRfUer 6tt at the ■Bid he understood that all four, Sigmn Ignite sio Antonib Ruiss y Aites, 41; more than RlO.OOO to build a fence. Ij _ men are married. He said they WASHmOTON —Two-thlrfh raS T BUlklET SUBMITTED F l ^ C i^an Ship Chief Engineer Mario Julio Freeway Feud paved road right up to the free B) sub4reeslng^terap*aturee, tbENTON, N.J. (AP) — The refused to see newsmen and of automobile drivers use seal Perezglron y Zaldes, 88; and Two Words a Paragraph way fence. But the U. 8. Bureau CooBeUeiis' scaled the fence, OSAKA, Japan (AP) — The photographers. belts on trips more than 35 New Jersey School of kedicine Purser Humberto Rey Fernan KANARRAVTLLB, UltBli (AP)' of P u l ^ boada wouldn’t lot caught lis trousers on the top and pentlstry has submitted a captain and three other qfflcera The spokesman quoted the miles from home. But lees than LAI RHB, Nam (NBA)— dez y Qulntano, 87. (Sibans as saying, “ We cannot A long-standing fceeway. faud them hook into thC freeway, and barbed Wire strands and went state budget requiest of 11,476,- half use them in local travel, 9P«c. 4 Kyle BleVlna is the bash* of a Cuban freighter walked Into They are from the 9,732-ton stand life in Cuba any longer.” Witt lha federal government the fence baxrter remained in sprawUng in the snow, spilling 000 in (ts first full year after the the Auto Industries Highway Adiy quiet sort of chap who the U.S. consulate general today freighter Aracelld IglesiaJi, C K A M place. the contents of his suitcase. ooUege was purchased- from 8e- Safety Conuhittee found. , had almost died down in this could sot tMdd his own in a de and asked for political asylum. which has been In drydock here Mo s l e m s c a r r i e d s e c r e t ------% bate with Mt. Rushmore. FAHCY Lettara to congressmen and Shaken but uiihurt, the soldier ton Han University. ■outhwestern Utah town of 380 Japanese police told the Kyo- since October. Repairs to the BAGHDAD, Iraq—The secret even President Johnson didn’t tramped home nearly miles AVERAGE MOVE 87« M lLm - For him, two words are a The state .bouj^ht the school do News Service the men were ship were scheduled to be com of paper-making was transmit — until the mayor’B son- ripped help, and eventually the contro through eight inches of snow. CHICAGO — The average paragraph. for $4 million last summer and frightened because their ship pleted today. The Osaka cus-' Otniry* his pants on the freeway fence. versy died down. Then the may ted to the Moslem and Eur- family’s move puts 6,000 pounean worlds because Moselems of household goods on the mov oersation quota for a week. "If,jmy hoy had broken Ws leg expenses after the Ukeover. weapons from Shanghai, In for Shanghai after naylgaiUon I n u i lass than a mile from the com Army for the Christines holi who saw a Chinese mill In ing van. That’s the equivalent at .When he gets hurt, it takes CHEESE munity, but residents must In the fall, he would have frozen The bulk of the proposed in Communist China, to North Viet trials. Samarkand In 751 A.D. brought days. f five rooms of> furnishings. Th« him 10 minutes to say ouch. CRABMEAT to death in the snow. Nobody crease would be for salary ad 8 ”0Zf|Mdcige drive four miles north or five Nam. A spokesman for the consu the news to Baghdad. It then . 'U ow ’d the battle go?” he 'H e . Dale CorneUeus, 21, on move takes the family 87* would have heard his cries for justments. The consulate said the defec- late genefal said the Cubans spread to Europe. >ras asked the other day. \a CAPE miles, industry averages show. 1 ‘‘O.K..” he replied. ” I see you were wounded." "Yup." gi "In the arm, isn't it?” "Yup.” "Does it hurt you at all?” ["Nope,." "Er, well, I understand you ttd very well in the fight” • "I guess.” I "Did you get many Viet TELEVISION APPLIANCE jpong?” ; ” A few.” AFTER CHRISTMAS 5 "A lot, I heard. You’re being jput through for a medal.” f "No kiddb*?" I "Yup.” ' a ? Blevins is 21 years old, from Westerville, OWo, and the First g a n t r y Division. He’s skinny KYLE BLEVINS; “A bashfully quiet sort of chap.’ ^ a cadnsse noodle and tall •ftt. , H2f»»siTK (enough to hunt geese with a net iStiSi A volunteer. Stone silent. 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Wgh Colts defense, out to win a hurt, aggravating a chronic an third period and the Packers’ fllMA a _ MB.. ^ _ against the Colts aided the tying The Oolts stayed in the gams fiP) ■— The Green “Bay conference Utle for a team with kle injury. Tight end Bill Ander trailing 10-0. drive. nament. classic, festival* aH sumptton”wiu” ^ t *Uie**annuea reMnl ^ iT fM s^ e w V o rk V ^ ^ r ^ a J l * ^ e M N®’ Halifax, N. S., which has a 5-1 a running , back at quarterback. son, who made , seven more with the help of Shlnnlck’s .J ^ ers have survived a Tom Gilburg went back to Still anoyier break came in touchdown, pass interceptkms mean the same thing in Woroester Jayce Houeay Fes- vtrS . wwi. ^ s ^ ^ M IHomung’s ribs, ached, and so catches after his first-play bob punt on fourth down with the fs h t to'^he death against did his knee and wrist. He spoke. the extra period after runs by by Bob Boyd and Jerry Logan New England college has- American mtemaUonal Uke m Oolor^ Stotf ’ ’ !lll“ ’ six of |e gallAnt Baltimore ble that allowed the Cblts’ only line of scrimmage at the Cblts’ Matte moved the ball into field ketball— an annual rmat holds its annual tournament in Boston University which has CSassic in Rochester, seven starts, while host Rhode and breathed with difficulty and touchdown, was so groggy that 40. The pass from center Buzz that nipped Green Bay drives, ^ Springfield, and Rhode Mend ^ t one m ^ tomor- IsUmC OoUege, - . faced New bits, but the scars may goal position with eight minutes and a goal line stand that 2 6 held his head sti^y to one side. he couldn’t remember gan^ Nutter was high and Gilburg gone in the overtime, Christmas fever that sends college conducts its hoUday fw- a t l S ? ^ ^ m row night. Dartmouth and Wil- ark, 2-s. tomorrow night. slow next Sunday when Starr appeared to be only stopped the Packers' on the one details. had to leap for it, then struggle Lou Michaels, wh6 had kicked tjey face Cleveland for the slightly better off. He had to be "This was the roughest game on three straight running plays to get the ball under contrcl. By a 15-yarder in the second peri- in the first half. r. . "nie North-South Holiday Sf»- Miami In the H urtcane Caaa- North-South Seafood Fiesta are: ational Football League assisted from the field after the I’ve ever been in,” said Packer ProvldeMe, Boston OoHege, food Fiesta is set for New -Bed- sic tonigM W ^ e sd a y and Thursday. Holy ,S o u t h eastern Massachusetts the Ume he did, the Packer de- od, tried a field goal from the . The Packers defeated the tttle. very first play from scrimmage defensive back Herb Adderley.. fenders had swarmed in and 47. This Ume the ball from cen- ford. Mass., CasUeston College Harvard. wWch has solit six r!?!? in' the Tech of New Bedford vs. Nas- njured Packer quarterback when he rammed at full speed The game wa^ a savage de Colts twice in the regpilar sea into a Colt blocker in trying to nailed him at the 38. ter was low. ’There was a split- son which both teams finished » tournament In Oas- games! takes on host D e t^ t to- ‘^ueen City son of Sprlngvale, Maine, and ^ r t Starr and halfback Paul fensive struggle. Zeke Bratkowski, who com- second delay in teeing the -ba,!! D A ^ o ^ , WdlMajns ^ Holy Uetton, Vt., and undefeated Cen- night in the opening of the Mo- Thursday in Lynchburg, Va„ vs. Washington stop D(m Shlnnlck's 25 - yard The Colts, with Tom Matte at with Identical 10 3-1 records. & m ung couldn't hide the pain ^ , pleted 22 of 39 passes for 248 and the kick was short. The deadlock had forced the Cross ars among schools headod tral Oonnsctlcut holda Rs own tor City Classic while Rhode Is College of Chestertown, Md. touchdown ramble with a recov quarterbMk because of injuries cyards :^ e r replacing Starr, Tlie Colts, who will now go to In the lockerroom after a 28- ered fumble. conference playoff, the first in yard Don Chandler field goal to John Unltas and Gary Cuoz- threw to Carroll Dale who made an NFL playoff bowl meeting Starr refused to discuss 'his zo, needed to get defense-in the NFL since 1958 when the seventh in presslve 6-1 record, face Wyom- „ Tuesday mouth of New Jersey and Up- gave Green Bay a 13-10 sudden injury, but his ribs were a diving catch at the One, Hor- with Dallas in Miami, Fla., Jan. New York Giants defeated e n tS T d ^ MV ^ > ^ l a t e d Press nattonal ing in helping launch the All- champion As- sala will-meet host Oqptleton in death victory In the playoff for duced breaks to win. They got nung, who was sidelined a quar- 9, were held by the Packers to swathed in tape and he moved them, but they weren't enough Cleveland 10-0 and then went on m pUe ^ l^wt week,^before being up- College -Rnirnament at Oklaho- Vermont tfie NFL’s Western Conference rigidly. ter later, went In from there. 143 yards rushing and only 3 to mee*,Uie Colts in the champi tnpyii pue up mileage in an in- set by Houston, and powerful ma City eastern (3-1), and Worce^er tomorrow. crown. because the Packers also got The Packers Ued it on Chan- passing. BalUmore got nine first vaston ^ the Southwest for Boston CoUege are scheduled Yale which has a 4-2 '^®®^ against Amherst central "I’m pretty sore," he admit breaks. onship game. The Colts won the “I can’t get dressed," said ted. dler’s first field go^—a 2-yard- downs. Green Bay netted 280 UUe that year 23-17 In the only The critical one came with er with only left to play in yards in the air, 362 yards over- Bomung, battered by the sky- End Boyd Dowler was also 1 :68 previous sudden death finish i« about five minutes gone in the the game. A 16-yard penalty all and 23 first downs. Several fine toumamenU fea- York’e Madison Square Garden. Ind., Invitational H ^t Evans’ wpa-- ’ N.J.. State, and Uie NFL. riav’ State will°fec‘e Wert“ ______’*"><- day With the hnals the next m^Ster, Pa., in fi^^ S ^ ■ games Wednesday. Barpjain Buy ior $100 Embarrasses San Die^o in Title ContesU 23-0 Bight teams are entered in MIT will play in the Union National Hoop Championship Aspirations the three-day, 12 - game AIC Tournament at Schenectady tournament. The opening games N. Y., starting tomorrow tomorrow are: Springfield (5-1) Other games scheduled this vs. Maine (2-3); Bowdoin (1-4) week include: Wednesday-- HOCKEY IN THE ROUGH——Officials move in to stop stick-swinging brawl Vanderbilt and Syracuse vs. Trinity (6-0), Colby (2-1 ) vs. Massachusetts at Fairfield- between New York and Boston in Madison Square Garden. (AP Photofax) Kemp Turns on Old Mates as Bills Win St. Michael’s (3-3), and Coast Thursday—Brown at Ohio Uni- versity, Harvaaxl »t Western On- At Providence, St. Mary’s of tario. SAN DIEGO, Calif. ing up Kemp for the 6100 waiver es for 155 yards but his comple Bruins and Rangers Fighting, (AP)—San Diego Charger price. tions were made when needed. Clash in One of Top Tilts FOOTWORK HELPED — Place-kicking specialist vriTTTir vrkT>Tr / at»\ coach Sid Gillman once re Sportswrlters selected Kemp Charger quarterback John NEW YORK (AP) — fallen out of The Associated marked: “We can’t win the game’s most valuable play Hadl hit on 11 of 23 pass at- Pete Gogolak (3) leaves the playing field with Miami, Fia. In the Hurricane Vanderbilt and Syracuse, Press Top Ten with a 4-3 record, aassic at Miami, Fla.; Oklaho But Not for NHL Top Position; with Jack Kemp.” er, a role for which Jack was tempu tor 140 yards but had kicker Herb Travenio of the Chargers after Gogo two unbeaten teams with Ititted against Louisiana State. chosen by the Associated Pyess two interceptions and was lak kicked three field goals for Bills in 23-0 vic ma State vs. Oklahoma and App.-ircnlly Gillman’a Oiarg- Northwestern plays Southern fenseman spent more than half ------, r - for his play all year. plagued by the hard - charging tory. (AP Photofax) national championship as Missouri vs. Nebraska in the NEW YORK (AP) — ers can’t win against him, ei- pirations, clash in one of California in the final first Big Eight at Kansas City., Mo.; Four teams are fighting the game sitting out penalties. Kemp got all the points he Bill defenders. round game Tuesday following Uier. Tbfe Ch.argcrs threatened to the top games this week in Eastern Kentucky vs. William for first place in the tight Green’s 36 penalty minutes needed in the first quarter by the Vanderbilt-Syracuse clash. fell one short of the all-time sin I Sports Kemp led the Buffalo Bills to firing an 18 - yard touchdown get on the scoreboard three college basketball. and Mary and Harvard vs. De National Hockey League Schedule^ Nine other major holiday troit in the Motor City aassic at gle-game mark held by team the American Football League stril-.e to end Ernie Warlick. times. Two drives bogged down Little Known Johnson By the luck of the draw the tournaments start today. By the race. The New York Ran and Herb Travenio failed on Commodores from the South Detroit; Rhode Island vs. Wyo mate Reg Fleming, who set it Tuesday, Dec. 28 rhanipion.ship for the .second Moments later, Butch Byrd end of the week 23 major col ming and Bowling Green vs. gers and Boston Bruins are five years ago at New York •Straight year Sunday, cnibar- delivered the cenquering blow field goal attempts of 35 and 81 eastern Conference and the Or Manchester at Conard yards. lege affairs and numerous non Oklahoma a ty in the AU-OoI- just.fighting. while performing^^or phicago. ras.sing his former mates with by racin.g 74 yards down the angemen, a leading Eastern tournament games. The Detroit Red Wings closed Eaiington at Bayport, L.lj,, It was the fourth time the Looks Like ‘Winner’ independent, are pitted against lege at Oklahoma a ty ., Okla., Delvecchlo rapped home a 23-0 shutout. He did it last sideline to score on a punt re Included in the latter category Pepperdine vs, U. of Pacific ground in the point race by nip Smith at Coventry i' year, 20-7. turn. Chargers io.st an AFL Utle MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)—T h e Atlanta Falcons each other Tuesday night in the are the two games involving the ping league-leading Montreal 1- Norm Ullman’s re fu n d with 56 St. Bernard’s at East, 8 completion of the first round of and Santa a a r a vs. San Fran seconds to play, moving the Three years ago, Kemp in Pete Gogolak managed to en Duke Blue Devils, the No. 1 0 Sunday night on Alex Delvec- Rham at Lyman Memorial Biih^ar'e "2"n"mThe Z ^PP^i'^ntly Came up with a winner when, they dipped the Los Angeles Classic, one of cisco In the WCAC at San Jose, third place Wings within four curred a sprained finger on his ter the defensive stalemate long team in The Associated Press Calif., and Michigan State vs. chlo’s last-minute goal, and the Glastonbury at Rockville - throwing hand and the Chargers enough to boot three second half A crowd 0^30^61 tlm e sse d pfnd ? qUai’terbLk the numerous holiday., tourna poll. The Blue Devils, 7-1 to Toronto Maple Leafs stayed points of Montreal. The Canadi- East Windsor at Cheney the battle in Balboa Stadium n xf Second choice in ments scheduled throughout the Hawaii Marines and St. Louis ens haven’t won at Detroit in wanted to put him on the in field goals of ll, 39 and 3 the National Football League draft. date, meet Notre Dame at vs. Tennessee In the Rainbow within range of the lead by Wednesday, Dec. 29 jured list. But the Bills executed yards. Tlie Bills received J5.189.92 nation this week in every sec Greensboro, N.C., Friday night their last 12 vlsiU, dating back Hlllngrton at Connetquot, N.T. apiece for winning and the Playing again.st major college tion. aassic at Honolulu. playing second-place Chicago to the coup of AFL history, pick and Wake Forest at Greensboro a 1-1 standoff. to February, 1964. • Wrestling—Penney at East Kemp completed 8 of 19 pass Cliarger.=;, $3,447.85 for losing. rivals for the first time, Johnson The Vandy-Orange meeting Tuesday has the opening of Ohlco Maki’s power play goal Saturday night. the aiarlotte, N.C., Invitation; Thursday, .Dec. 80 ’ shattered three passing records also brings together two of the The Rangers and Bruins, midway in the last period knot End Twilley NYU plays Providence and the Lobo Invitational at Albuqu meanwhile, Staged their second Maloney at Manchester ’ Saturday when he led the South seoson’e outstanding players, Colorado SUte U. tangles with ted the score at Chicago, check Cheney at Ledyard , rant and Center for Top Collo^c Players erque, N.M.; the Kodak aassic straight basement battle royal. F to a 23-19 conquest of the North Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt and Boston College tonight in the LEN YOST ing the Maple Leafs’ five-game Tuesday, Jan. 4 ' Held to But in the annual Blue-Gray game. Dave Bing of Syracuse. at Rochester, N.Y.; the Evans GIJiNN TK..ACY New York, triggered by Bob Holiday FesUval at New York ville, Ind., Invitational. East Catholic Cheney Tech winning streak. Toronto, slipped Central at Manchester Tlie 6-fcot-4 senior, admittedly Lee has led Vandy to eight after an afternoon twin bill pair Nevin’s hat trick, won the game one point behind Detroit in the East at Northwest awed by Uie speed and ability of Wednesday there's the start of 6-4 but the Bruins, led by tough Four Catches straight victories over Witteii- ing Illinois against Georgetown, the American Legion Touniey standings but remained only Woodstock at Bo>lton Bidding Between Pro Leagues the North team, passed like a berg. Tennessee, North Caroli Ted Green, held their own in the MI.AMI, Fla. (APT — Howard D.C., and Army against Vlllano- at Seattle, Wash.; the Poinsettia four short of the Hawks and five Norwich Tech at Rham professional and engineered two na, Woke Forest, Army, West va. rematch of a punchfest that off Montreal’s pace. Southington at Rockville Twilley got his first taste of the fourth-ou-’i-ter scores that wiped aassic at Greenville, S.C.; the Schoolboy Fives started in Boston Saturday ern Kentucky, UCLA, Santa An afternoon doubleheader, Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, The Canadlens edged Detfolt Granby at South Windsor Orange Bowl Saturday and out a 19-8 North lead Barbara and Northwestern. night. May Hit Unprecedented Level Miamians got their first look at Temple vs. St. Bonaventure and La., the Gator Bowl aUJackson! 4- 3 and Toronto topped ChicagoWrestling — Man&ester at Jo.in:-;o:i wou.d up with 20 Bing has sparked the Orange LaSalle vs. Brigham Young, vllle, Fla.; the Sun Carnival at Green, who returned to the 5- 3 in Saturday night’s other Penney NEW YORK (AP)—Ifs Vlissouri'.s standout back, John- Georgi.x Tech, 6-31, vs. Texas Z hILT" " " " completions in '33 passes for 308 to seven in a row with conquests gets the Quaker CSty Classic Bruins’ lineup after a month games. Wrestling—Bristol Central tit front and center tlii.s week ny Roland, up for-gj-ab.s between El Paso, Tex.; the Arkansas Geared for Action Tccli 8'2* ^ ^ yards. He to.ssed two touchdown of Buffalo State, Buffalo U., under way at Philadelphia. Cor State Invitational at Jonesboro, long illness and set up three W L T Pis. OF GA Bast the NI-L .s St. Louis Cardinals Twilley grabbed only four for the traditional year-end Sun Bowl at El Paso. Tex. — strikes, scored one himself on a Cornell, Kent State, Bowling nell meets Minnesota and St. Ark.; and tlie Albright Invita By PETE ZANARDI ' goals as tlie tailenders snapped • Montreal 16 7 4 36 95 66 Alumni at Cheney, 8. bowl games that bring the and the .New York Jets of the passes for 69 yards but one was plunge and pa.ssed for a two- Green, Penn State and Connec Joseph’s, Pa., takes on Niagara .AFT.. Texas Western, 7-3, vs. TCU, 6- tional at Reading, Pa. Advancing its CCIL hopes will occupy the Manches- a 12-game winless skid by beat- Chicago 16 9 3 35 106 72 WORK—Swinging his foot high in the air, Butch Bvrd. right of college footliall season to a d divin.g catch of a ,30-yardcr point conversion. ticut. tonight to fini.sh the first round. ing the Rangers 4-2 Saturday, Detroit • that brought the South within The Queen City Classic at rf^ High basketball team this week cut short again bv 14 11 4 32 100 81 Ralph Jordan, football coach Buffalo breaks up pass intended for the Charger.s’ Don Xortoii. Biiffalo'.s Mike close and figure to lift the Here’.s a current scorecard on Although he was named Little Vnndy’s victory over Western All-America Cazzie Russell Buffalo, N.Y., starts Thur.sday, didn’t do much playmaking in Toronto 13 10 5 31 78 79 the top .signed players and the Shrbie Game at San Francis f triking distance of its tying Kentucky knocked the Hllltop- the holidays The Indians. East Catholic, Ellington and at Auburn, got his nickname of Stratton, left, adds his bit to the action. (AP Pliotofax) bidding between the two co - East-West all-star teams. All-America quarterback, John and the Michigan Wolverines, the same night the champion the Madison Square Garden re- New York 7 16 7 21 86 109 contracts Uicy reportedly re touchdown en route to a 21-14 son was almost unknown nation pers out of the unbeatens. Syra whipped last week by Duke and ^ are the only area teams to see action “Shug” because, in his youth, professional leagues for Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif. victory over the NorUi. ship finals will be played In the twice. All other clubs, except turn bout. Tlie pugpiacious de-Boston 6 19 3 15 66 124 he loved to chew on sugarcane. ceived: ally'until*fte was drafted by the cuse’s triumph over Penn Slate Butler, go against Arizona State Holiday Festival, Quaker City standout talent to break- — Michigan State, 10-0, vs. Twilley ha.s been signed by Eimllarly- toppled the Nittany ing Bolton High and South ------7 —------1. Te.xas linebacker Tommy UCLA, 7-2-1. Falcons. tonight in the Far West Classic aassic, American Legion, Rain E the Miami Dolphins of the Windsor High, are scheduled the-bank proportions. Nobis, $700,000 from John.son’s passing Lions from the perfect group. at Portland,' Ore., where Oregon The bidding m,-.y reacli an Atlanta, Cotton Bowl at Dnlla.s, Tex. — American Football League, overshad bow aassic, Los Angeles a a s for one contest. an n 9'I.. owed the running of Willard Hie Los Angeles Classic ac State plays the Air Force in an sic, Poinsettia aassic. Sugar unprecedented level ri.ght at the Arkansas, lO-O, vs. LSU, 7-3. He made some .slick moves tually gets underway tonight Manchester (1 -1 ), showing a 2, Illinoi.s fullback Jim Sander of Ohio State, voted the other first round game. Bowl, Gator Bowl, Big Ehght, SALE ENDS SATURDAY ■start Friday when Te.xas Tech s Gra- Sugar Bowl al New Orlean.s, Saturday in the face of defen with St. John's of New York, Other first round pairings to victory in its only CCIL start Donny Anderson fini.shes hi.s bow.ski. $62o,000. Green sive iiarrassment tliat .stripped top offensive player for Far West aassic, All-College, again.st Bristol Eastern, must NFL. La. -- Jlissouri, 7-2-vs, Florida, Nbrth after he gained 77 yards'^ meeting Purdue and UCLA, the night: Georgia Tech vs. Louis Sun Carnival, WCAC, Arkansas (ollegc career in the Gator Bowl him of his classic .square-out national champions who have ville and Boston University vs. contend with Conard High in Kight now, with the brand new year approaching, Is a good time for you to • NO MONEY DOWN game against Georgia Tech at 3. K?nfuc!;y quarterback Rick pattern. rushing. Top defensive player, State and Albright invitations. West Hartford tomorrow and , think of your future. Whether you ore experienced or inexperienced, skilled Orange Bowl at Miami. Fla. for the North was Bob Riggles, Jack.sonvillc, Fla. Norton. .?.3j0.000, Atiami, AFL, — Nebraska, 10-0, vs. Alahsma, South defensive players found Maloney High of Meriden Thurs- or unskilled, you can be better off in 1966 — and for many years to come — • FREE INSTALLATION Tlie Gator Bowl game trig! 4. Oklalioma linebacker Carl 8-M. s the no-blitzing rule a bother. Penn Slate halfback who set up day in Manchester. Coacli Phil with one of the hundreds of good jobs available now at Pratt & Whitney goes the weekend action that -McAdams, $323,000. New York "With so short a time to put two Blue touchdowns by Inter Hyde is looking toward a re Aircraft. ' A EL. cepting a pa.ss and recovering a 76ers Getting Assist Help C also include.s the Sun Bowl and offensive plays in, blitzing Rich Rewards turn to winning ways after a the Ea.st-VVest games on Friday 5. K.'ntucky halfback Rodger Arehrry Winner might be too mucli." South fumble. loss to Weaver High last Tues In addition to the*fact that many of our dpportments are currently working overtime, higher wage scales and additional paid holiday and vacation and concludc.s with the Big Four Bird, s.'ino.ooo. Oakland, AFL. Local archer Jim Perkins Coach Glenn Dobbs .said, "It From None Other Than Wilt ROME (AP)—Two play day. 6. Afh'Mgan tackle Bdl Ycnr- does place a limitation on the ers, in Italy’s state Totocal- benefits hove recently gone into effect. P&WA also offers liberal group insur- on Saturday - the Ro.se, Cotlon. took top honor.s at the Co End Jacque MacKinnon ha.s Eastern Dlvlsln Still rolling without defeat. Sugar and Orangejoowl ela.ssies! by. .$2,30.000, New York. AFL. defense, although this year the period ■■’.s tlie C"Itic.s built a 63- cio soccer pool guessed right East (4-0) welcime.s St. B.;r- once, on excellent retirement plan, membership in the nation’s largest credit lumbia Lal efore the -\Ium- "Aircraft Club". ami, AFT,. Cincinnati f. 21 13 .618 3 throws and a basket in the that cost 24 cents. ni Tliursday night. The Eagles the end of the games and, if you out of a perfect 300. Other • Phila’phia . ■ 19 12 .613 fourth period after the Bullets inexperienced people will find many formal training programs and apprentice can believe some of the iiriec.s Besides .Anderson and Roland, scores: Jim Quinn 269, Judy One winner, believed to be have hung up conclusive wins New York .. 12 20 .375 11 had closed to within 90-88. courses — VVITH PAY — as well as on-the-job training in a variety of trades. being mentioned. Anderson may those other lop draft choices Brogan 237, Hal Bayer 269, a resident of Turin, has not over Pennqj’, St. Thomas Aquin Western Division Those with experience will have interesting and challenging work and excep lead the collection of six-figm'e remain to be signed after this Ron Beem 270 and Bob Warner Jones scored a game high 84 been identified. ’Ihe other as, Xavier and Newington Weber Thinks Positively^ ___ weck’.s howl games - -Jtlissouri Los Angeles 21 16 .568 points. Bailey Howell and John was Rocco Mlnnltl, 87. who High. tionally good opportunities to move op to greater responsibility and more signees with a contract in tlie 256. Shoots will continue until money. neighborliood of $.SOO,OOQ. tackles Franci.s Pcay and Butch Feb. 15. Baltimore ... 18 19 .486 3 ny Green shared honors for Bal works in the ctrciilation de Unbeaten East Windsor sup Allison. Florida^ guard Larry And His Salary Shows It » San Fran. ... 16 22 .421 5^ timore with 18 each. partment of the Milan news plies the opposition for Cheney Gagncr and tackle Randv Jac St Louis '.... 18 18 .419 5 In S turday’s g.imes, Boston Moke this year a better year — foin the hundreds of people who ore being paper II Giorno. Tech tomorrow. The Rangers hired every week at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. po.ssibihty that Anderson will son. Nebraska tackle ' W-nlt Guests al Game NEW A ORK (NEA) The "When I bowled -those 800 Detroit ...;. 9 23 .281 m whipped Baltimore 113-99, Los ear resembled .something out of games In Hou.ston (he had three "Up to now,’’ said Mln- then seek revenge for an e.arlier PROVIDENCE. R, I. ( A P I - Angeles defeated Detroit 118- nlH. “all I’ve had In th's life defeat, visiting Ledyard High American Michigan Slate tackle Hal ’The Grapes of Wrath" with in one tournament la.st sum- The Philadelphia, 76ers are 106, St. Louis crushed New York I ' Ten membcr.s of Brown Univer- taped windows, .steam hissing Is a hard time. Now I hope Thursday night, Cheney stopped immediate openings in: I^tb a 1 I.ca;ue;s Hou.ston Oil- Lucas, Arkan.sas halfback .Tin, m^n I just felt perfect. I really getting much needed help from 131-111, and Cincinnati beat San I will be able to do better.’’ a losing streak vvith a win over . iddmg against the Nation- Lindsay and LSU tackle Gcoro^c -s.ty’s 1916 Rti.se Bowl football beneath the hood and the back team will fly to California to felt ,i was going to bowl 300. their newest playermaker — Francisco jie-118. c He said he planned a va Windham Tech last Wednesday. al League’s Green Bay Packers R’ce ° weighted down with all the fam That l.s the type of confidence MACHINING ■f morrow to attend the New ily po3se.=.sions. Wilt Chamberlain. cation to get a good rest, Ellington High (2-1 ) takes a for person’s services. Thcy ll be lining up this way I'm looking for every time I then would find a bigger long .two-day trip, playing Bay- INSPECTION I A e a rs Day cla.s.sic at Pasadena Evet-y lIX) miles or sp, Dick aiamberlaln, who has been the bowl schedule^ ^ bowl. Jorgensen Earns apartment for himself, bis port, L. I., tomorrow and Con in the J500.000 or above range is Gator Bowl at Jack.son\iIle - as guests of the Tournament of Weber bad to pull into a gas displaying his versatility by ENGINE ASSEMBLY X Roses. “I'm not the only person on moving into the No. 10 spot wife and child. netquot, N. Y„ High Wednes BATTERIES station for some crankca.so oil. Trap Shoot Win day. The Knights are out to MATERIAL HANDLING the tour li);e this. Carter Is. real among the National, Basketball He said he had Just one Witliout it. he never would YOU CAN MAKE i ly so.melliing. When he bowls, Association’s assl;^(3 leaders Breaking into the winners’ worry—with all the exclte- make it two in a row. beating SHEET METAL have made It to St. Louis and if he’s In a v.-orld by himself, just this season, continued In his circle at the Manchester Coon mcfit “How am I going to Bayport last year 64-61 in over Dick Weber hadn’t arrived like those guys In Gemini-7. new role Sunday night as he led & Fox Club Trap Shoot yester manage to go to sleep?” time. BENCH. WORK there, he wouldn’t be making “And Ray Bluth, he takes the 76ers to a 121-107 victory day was Howard Jorgensen. Rockville High (1-2) hosts THE NEW YEAR TOOL & DIE MAKING $125,000 per year as he does Glastonbury tomorrow in a Cen I 2 now. note.s. He has a chart on every over San Francisco. The victor downed 43 targets to lane he’s plryed. He’s like an edge Sal Costanzo, 42, for top tral Valley tilt. The Rams have ENGINE TESTING Dick Weber is the leading Chamberlain scored 33 points, EARLY BIRDS —Jean Beau lost two in .a trow since opening I Exchange IBM machine. He’s also a yoga pulled down 17 rebounds, honors In North Coventry. Once regard 142. Joan Colby 129, Bert A BETTER YEAR EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING + money winner on the Profession-, again, close battles featured the with a conquest of Windsor 6 Volt enthusiast, even stands on -his blocked 16 shots and officially BoGceUo 128, Vera Hooker 129. High. 5 al Bowlers Association tour. head because he thinks it’s good action. CRIB AHENDANTS But in 1954, he was making received credit for eight assists. Charter Oak teams are af for him physically. ■ 50 Shota —- Jordensen 43, flUS’TY - Walt Yawwbkl 207, WELDING J3.600 a year in Indianapolis. The victory kept the third- Costanso 42, Bob Titcomb 41, forded’ a rest from confernce with a “I don’t worry that much place 76ers one-half game be Ike Rhoads 201, Veirn tnUbodeau DELCO BAHERIES ARE ORIGINAL "I was working in the ix).st Larry Frazier 40, Joe Costanzo action, front rpnnlng Coventry CONSTRUCTION TRADES 24 MONTH office,” he .said "I was al.so giv about phy.sical conditioning. I hind Onclnnati in the Eastern 208, Adolph , Snyder 210, • Paul returns a visit to E. O. Smith’s 39, Ron Tourville 38, Bob Fraz Jones 200, Ron Seavey 218, Pete ing instruction and I was trying do some exercises to keep my Plvision race. ier 38, Bob Lavey 37, Jack Carr High in Storrs in hopes of du- EQUIPMENT ON ALL GENERAL legs in shape, but that’s about The Royals downed St. Louis Kondra 226, Emil PUtt 206, Er TRAINtNO COURSES 7 to bowl at least four or five 37, Bob Eipwson 37. pUcating an earlier 58-55 win GUARANTEE all. I don't do a lot of roadwork nie WWpple 224, Joe Carter 201* JOB at P&WA Two WMki to 92 waslu — WITH PAY — In ModMng, MOTORS CARS. DELCO DRY nights a week to improve my 117-115 on Oscar Robertson’s 25 Shota — Jim Fox 22, Ed and Rham tackles Lyman Me Sheet Metal, Tool, Die ond Gage Making and (Jpa MaBng game." like some of the guys." last-second ehot. First-place ErWn Whipple 209, Ed Spencer morial in Lebanon. Both games Marciaenuk 21, George Ar^roB' 664, Joe Colllngwood 668. CHARGE B^HERIES ARE AS FRESH He became a pro in 1954 and - . ,AVebcr is 36, weighs only 125 Boston o'A Sam Jones' hot shoot 20, Jerry Johnson 19, Gene En are tomorrow night. soon found himself on the road pounds and has a six-figure ing to a ^120-69 victory over APPRENTICE COURSES SNOW TREADS salary. i rico 19, John Zeppa 18, Emeat Ttvee and fpur yean — WITH PAY —In ALL SIZES AS PAINT. to St. Louis to become Don Car IMtlmore "in the only other Johnson 18, Frank Pearson 18, MadMig, Tool and Dit MoUng and Shoot Motol ter’s teammate. Possitlve thinking—and crank- game scheduled. John Brown 17, WiU Dickenson ONE PRICE Gussie Busch, the brewery ca.se oil. Chamberlain, a 'virtual one- 17, Bob Lappen 17. ^ Davis Cup Challenge Round baron, was- sponsoring the team The perfect combination. ' man gang, got Just enough as V U t the Employment O ffice AAenday Ih v KM oy and when Weber finally arrived sistance from Chel Walker and of 400 Main Street — OPEN — _ 6 ojn. — S pj». In St. Louis he didn’t even have Eoit Hartford 6 , Connecticut Tuoi. and Wad. ovaningi ’61 8 pjn, Bill Cunningham. Walker scored Bowling Emerson Flashes Top Form S a t. 8 aun. — 12 noon the proper clothes to wear for a West Side Midgeta 13 points In the first quarter and squad lecture. FIXIBAL — Barbara Dunn CloMd Prldoy Dte. 31 Standings Cunningham, tvho wound up Busch had to buy him a suit. with 19, led the 76ers In the 188, Pat Forstrom 180-498. As Australia Takes Lead H avollabl., bring your WRtary Jtidiorga papon (00-214», Mrib CMlIfleala and aodal Ncwtty card "Those were the bologna and W. L. Pet. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) ITie twin triumph made the whan you vidt our offko. - Norman's ...... g third period udten San Francis- eheese days,” Weber recalls. 0 1.000 PINETTE8 — Jill Kravontka Roy Emerson, Hashing the form Australians overwhelming (a- Olhor Connacliad plonh In Norih Hoiton ond Southington Black Exchange Herald Angels ...... ! 6 . •0 thm tened. that made him the most (eared Now it’s sirloin and roast beef. .883 488, Toni Fogarty 478, Wanda Vorites to take the best-o(-(ive An egwl Ofpaito*y wpley*, M 5p 12 Volt Joe’s Atlantic ...... 3 .2 .600 Guy Rodgers was high man amateur in the tennis world, Weber is the.PBA’s top man for the WArrlora with 31 points. Kaaelauskaa 177—801, Sophie serlee, perhaps even clinch it in Army Sc Navy ...... 3 2 .600 Panciera 189, Meredith Henry disposed 0/ Spain’s young Juan Exchange Phis F.E.T. because he is a bowler with im- Robertson missed a shot with T uesda/s doubles. Hobby ,«;hopp6 ...... 2 .333 456, Ginger Tourkae 182—479. Glsbert 6-8, 6-2, 6-2 Monday, and mense concentration,concentratlon, a man five seconds left agaUM th e' There, Santana and Luis Aril- Fire Sc P olice...... 2 .333 ‘ Gert Andrews 181, Dot White sent Australia to a 2-0 lead in who literaUy attacks the game Paeani’a Rarh.,-.” Hawks, then got the bail back, la are scheduled to oppose an Open Mon., Tuea., 8-8:30 1 .167 head 178, Norma Adams 488. the Davis Cup Ghallenga Round. Australian team yet to be .167 after Jetty Lucas’ Up-ln ffdled K. of C. — caem Quey 226— Wed., Thurs., 8-8 ■ , SS”™.'*'".;;-:: and Slink, the winning basket. Lanky Fred StoUe rallied (or named. Pratt & Whitney Rircraft 803, Dmi M oner 214—865, Al La- a 10-12, 3-6, 6-1,- 6-4, 7-5 victory TIRE F rt, 8-6 P.M. . ' s t . r .1 ,; Robertsdn flnished with 37 Emerson~and Stolle are the CITY TRAPPED — Quarterback John Hadl Pteot 211—668, Jim Watt 201— "thaa nlivslcaL . ’ ' ' ® '’*• Herald; over Spain’s best, veteran Man- likely choice 1( Captain Harry 357 BROAD STREET who dives over Ernie Park of -the polnU, and Lucas scor^24. BUI ^80, Mai Dana 861, Al Hagenow uel Santana. In the (Irst match MANCHESTER 643-2444 .H. Bridges-topped St. Lotils with Hopman wants to wrap it up in IS trapped by Buffalo's Tom Sestak 214—580, Oonde Rivasd 200-'^854, on tlie lightning (art, grass cen a hurry, 'iliey already own the u lanes. Whrt I'm reaching for ia A m y i Navy TOuro ? ? o « « - n . Al BoHe 208, S’ju i Hllinaki. Jr. ter court at White City Stadium. Chargers. (AP Photofax) ‘verythlng works aid vs. Norman’s. 'Joned scored 12 points In the U.S. National doubles title and Instinctively. 214, Stan Zatkowald 201, Pierre ’The match lasted two hours, 87 Pagaiil’s. last flve minutes of the 'becond rank ns one ot the be.st amateur Caron 200, Will Simon 576. minutes. team in the world. f i •.St-1 - m ' r, ' V ‘ 13, V.J .... .MW' trs M ^diBSTEB EVENING HERALD; MANCaiBa!rBB,:4X>Nli.r ■H.,.'.. |T«- Ti""' Boildinii—CoMtrftctmf 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Anawaf *» PraVloMa PuMte BY FAOALY and SHORTEN Help Waat«0-~llilp S6 Help Wiui OARPHNIRY - Oooerata atapa, - s - i / . i } Boon,' hatehwaya, ramodaUng THIS Ifi My LAWNMOWBR Mechanic, ex porebaa, garages, ckMaU, cal!- SQEAT'QEAKOUMCLE, MOM 1 perience required, Mies help nwiiKANyMud^ ful, good working conditions, HEH.HBH.'VBAY AMUSlNSi/BARTHA.' saKSS, Inga, Mtiaa flafaliad, rae roowa ca.euMdUM; -“56 H ‘’gnrr.hwq,l wore M HER salary open. Mancheeter Cycle ' 6 SAD rc « OUITB ANKiooSTO J ftyrmtoa. Mo Job too small. D A HEWA9AVERV I! •Tree «r alsum. ehe Shop, 161 Weet Middle 17)ke. JAMTORIAL $UPPOS» \ have ME BACK.'BUT HE WANTS UMantal.. 'f O A n ^ ..., t> Carpentry Sarvlco. M94880. Vft IVS HOPE-, ME TO WAIT ONEL MY BACK IS UPiMaoC Mntence CLAifiUFlED ^VERTISIjCiIG BEIT, BQUBB A ^ y r e ^ Full-time positioM, three DIOM OONSTRTKmON 00. — ^S<.6UT, .c o m p l e t e l y b e h e r .'-.. y annoir ' SlAaaeeareta ’n tM M ifn i, shifts, Manchester area, USainca •3 Woody truK 8 AJM, to .6 FJHw N Oomploto b o lli^ aervtoo. New «-«T MI4HT HAK-KAFF/— NATORAUY V ItHeper NEW CAR good, starting rate, full 16 Circle part cocistnictlon, alteratlon.8 or ad BUGGS BUMNY AS w ea } HE Replaced, sou r em em b er MV SCUFFLE 17 prop (enae mulberry berk company benefits, Oal ' With THAT 6AN6STER f 85 Contemporaiy COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT ditions. Roofing, aiding, paint SIYBIT^YOOWITHA 18 Select croup (^ K ille d CLEAN UP MAN Hartford, 240-68S9. a t a v .v / chair that SOProtectm wan crime MONDAY -ntru FRIDAY 10:80 A J »t.-8 A lJ K v • S ing, etc. 848-4882. 6484)896. HANS ON TO ME JP AWJCH 23LewmeUnc 57 Increases (dieU 9 Draw tight / 84 Issued foitk ->— — — — ^ body ^OULIKE^a'FWIEND! 8(|R>fserlvt (neut.) ' 39 Pose iOr a OOMPLBjTB Remodeling — 24Judge’c : pronoun 10 BulwenLytton portrait • PLEASE READ YOUR AD ■We need a thorough man to concern 89 Maple genni character 40 Cartograpa Home building, carpentry serv work 6 days a week clean Vl 25 Holds fast 60 Slight 11 Smafl iniect 41 Card Kama Clammed or ••W^t Ada" are Ukeii «v«r tbe or » ice a'vallable. Dormers, room ing our new cars for de mauti depreesloa 14 Sketch 43------Male duck oonvenlenoe. The ndvertiacr should ¥ead his ad the rm OT additions, rec rooms, garages. KSphere DOWN 19 Summer (Fr.) .44 Poplar trea livery. Friendly atmosphere DAT IT juul BEPPB t "|OTOo £ s u f ti m SBIcelandte pMM lEvetgreeal______21 Ethloptan title 45 Smallest Free estimates by calling; 543- and pleasant working con next insertl^a^ •* reaponelble Ipr billy QNB liteor- 88 Empire (eSLl' 2 Feminine name 28" " 48 Wise men ft 166T, Wesley R. Smith Construc ditions. benefits include 8< Central 8ep^»a*eaaaw Admit «a»(2 words)w t v i v m i engineering vij^eiawai Orient rect or o^tted lUMrtlon for any advertiseinent and then only tion Oo. Amerlcaa tree 4 Egyptian tomte 26 Love god 47 Salamander } to the wtent of » ;‘make good" toserHon. 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Al- ^ ^ W f : ^ BY V. T. HAMLIN GGow couLtT ■ WEF0R6&T?. toratlona and additions. Ceil lt. h . p / l /o v AND WHAT'S SO IMPOSSIBLE i r ^ j r e THE POCTDR WAS -.BUT everyone fi. 21 24-Hour Answering Service ings. Workmanship guaran 2 4 ^ 0 OAKf ST A8CXJT TOU BEIN' ONE SOMEWHAT BEFORE KNOWS ABOUT teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4660. MUSKEGOM HSIGI{n,MICfy. OE POC WONMUfi'S MY TIME... COUPLE THE MAN WHO 22 ■ KJ Part-Time Nights b o y s ? HUNDRED YEARS, 'ST Free to Herald Readers PIONEERED F m IN FACT.. TIME-t r av e l! Want Information on one of oar claasified auvertiaemeotsT No The Better Jobs Must Be, Elxperienced tAHS ONE MOOVIAN w w anawer at the telephone listed 7 Simply w»ii fii^ Roofing and rhimneva 16-A Help W&ntcd— Female 3b Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—Mai* AFTERNOON 8EVBIAL 2T 36 J MIUJON YEARS ABO, n ^m m m CARNIVAL • ROOFING — Specializing re RN OR LPN - 3-11, 11-7 shifts, EUaJCnUdAN or experienced OUR HERO ALLEY 00*» BY DICK TURNER ST lc’ A '-.w ‘X V “rw'-v;,; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965 f . ; „y. n m s ip . '4I0N PXT, PEC) Honsehold Goodi SI , A|iartment»--FIato» Scfuth WirMsdr^ j $1^5 Houcb For Sale 72 Homes For Sale 72 SEWINQ MAciONE — Slngw Tenements 63 Houses For Sale 72 Bolton NEW 6 ROOM Ranch — firs* automaUc »lg . aag, cabinet MANOHESTBR7-6 room Cape, MANCHESTER — 86 seconds SIX ROOMS, .S,.b«dTt>omB, h«at, placed Ihrtag room, formal din model, excellent condition, but* family kitchen, walk-out base- from Main, exceneqUy main* hot water, 3 chlMnn welcome, ing room, 3 fuU baths, largo Student CouneU ton holee, embrolden, hems, ment, wall to wall carpeting, talned 3-famlly, 6*6 flat, indi $180. monthly. GaR 87S-7M2. ' lot. In very desirable neighbor etc., was U09.B0, unpaid bal* convenlenUy located, $17,500. vidual heating system, 3-car To Show Films Faces up to hood. Phllbrlck Agency, 649* Robert Lewis Realty, 467 ance $69.86, take over pay* 8464. garage, priced to sell. Bayes ADVERTISING meats of $8. monthly. City Sew* FOUR ROOMS, first \floor, Mata St., East Hartford 528- Agency, 646-0181. On Wednesday 3133, 333-6880. A-Defe CLASSIFIED A D V iransIN G DEPT. HOURS tag Center, Hartford, 523-0176. heated. Call 643*0083. The senior high student coim* Democrats Regain Gontrol COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 1% Lots ror Sale 7 i 8 A.BL to 6 PJM. CLEAN. USBU refrigerators, MANCHESTER — Brand IMMACULATE By AMMS LYONS Mkm (Ooattaoed tn m fm ge ranges, automatic washers spacious 3 room apartments. Candidates running for office students • W.»00 gnat populotfan,' Ka Monomlc with guarantees. See them at Ideal country setting, yet near room Cape In Bentley Place, large master bedroom, homesltes, ideally located on iTuie high «taool gym. There COTY C1DSIN6 TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dining room, paneled family to the South Windsor’s .town uWdzaUon m teaSSTe “ “ Hartford ftetindatloa Mia aodol fabric — all ttult w« B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 all facilities. Small Colonial dehool area. Lovely treed secluded deadend street, excel- ^ ^ matinee at 1:30, at elections ta October agreed 0 ‘vtag, the fln t mich room, aluminum siding, $20,- ta 2 apaede of aa our oivllizatk^ MONDAr n n i FRIDAS lOM AJM,-.«ATtlROAS • AJl Main St. Call 643-2171. styled building offers charm lot^pn a quiet residential ent area of custom homes, which time "Alakazam the 900. Ph‘'brick Agency, 649-8464. their assessment o f the town’s school promun ***• »>“ » » * « < « woukl b« Irrevocably loat fel- and privacy. Only $125 month street Owner has realis Hayes Agency, 646-0181, b* shown, and an prdjtlcms — rapid growth and a m ta ls tr a S i^ ™ “ ® lowing a major nuclear war.” S O W CNX>P11BA110N WOJL f \ I A I A A 9 0 SEWING MA'tHINE — Just re- ly, heat,' hot water; stove and tically ^jriced this property WEST SIDE — a two family consequent need for expanded »««« recreation study also com- He conceded that aome fclen- BB APPRECIATED D I A L 0 4 j «< 7 1 1 celved in trade electric desk refrigerator Included. Hayes at $15,996. Call Mr. Ryan -sab.,b.. F .r selAdces and faculties. ®n ’-i-'y. , i i . ; ' -M: >i’<« t:»t ;-U«* J Im u ’IfitBtrr 1 T jO JfD A Y ; ljoSg9 . a n d _ _ I of lU a d u win OPEN THURSDAYS ,.. » JolM maatlng tomorrow tiU 9 P.M; •t>t)ie Masonic Temple. A pot- JUfmcfcaete r - "A CUy.p/ VUiagP Charm lU^ win be served at 7 p.m. 4ftor dinner there win be a jVOL. LXXXV, NO. 74 (TWBNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONB) Table liod^ with the Rev. J V ’ ^ : M V'