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VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 74 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 (Claaslfied Advertialng on Page tZ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Events In State Snow Blocks Rescuers

State Denies Bus Request In West Coast Flood For Enfield ------\ HARTFORD (A P )— The SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-*'n"t take off from Stead Alr^ Oregon reported 18 deaths<^day halted helicopter flights fa Stale has denied a bus Force Base in Nevada because from '1“ flood '' action." " " — the area. The prediction was for — A heavy snowfall block of the storm. line’s request to serve En- ed flood relief flights in The Red Cross listed 16.300 contin\ied snow today. The turn to cold dropped the families as suffering major loss­ "W e’ll have to airlift supplies n iield commuters who work Northern California today snow level to 1,000 feet eleva­ es to homes, businesses or or evacuate soon.” Sowle said. in East Hartford but ap­ and prolonged the isolation tion. farms in Oregon, California, He called those isolated In the proved a similar request ordeal of sTOnded refugees The Columbia dropped enough Idaho and Washington, mountainous, heavily wooded from a competitor. into an eighth day. in Washington to permit start of No official estimate of dam­ country "a pretty hardy lot.” The Public Utilite!? Commis- The coider weatlier did put a cleanup work. The flood threat age was available, but rough About 100 passengers on two yj-] sibn approved the petition of the brake on rivers that had ram­ appeared over in Idaho but the guesses by leaders of relief and Greyhound buses found them­ Short Line of Connecticut Inc. paged from the mountains into Httle town of St. Joe. population rescue operations put it at close selvea stranded by highway Ijecau.se the company is already the Pacific and in the hardest 75, in the Panhandle, still was to $1 billion. washouts last Monday after a authorized to operate in Enfield hit area — Oregon and Northern without electricity. In Nevada Five hundred persons — min­ luneh stop at the Terrace an p roposed to serve a greater California. the Truckee River withdrew its ers, loggers and their families Gardens resort 10 miles south of part of the town. Nearly two feet of snow was threat to Reno. — were maj'ooned in several Garberville on U.S. 101 in Cali­ I In de ying the Arrow Line reported in the Siskiyou Moun­ California counted 19 flood communities along the Klamath fornia’s Humboldt County and Inc. petition, the commission tains, near the Oregon border, dead with the confirmation- Sun­ and Salmon rivers at the north­ about half of them still were said: ‘to introduce added com­ with continued snow forecast for day that four had drowned when ern tip of California. awaiting rescue today. petition into a field that is the next 24 hours. helicopter plunged into the "They’re beginning to run Some walked or were lifted by already operating on a marginal A force of 25 helicopters or­ Eel River 40 miles south of Eu­ .short of food," reported William helicopters to Garberville and basl.s could result in cessation dered to Yreka, relief opera­ reka Saturday. Seven died in Sowle, Civil Defense director at others were flown to Eureka ol operations by the carrier tions center for Klamath and another California 'copter crash Yreka. A storm that dropped presently serving this area.” Salmon River refugees, could last Tuesday north of Eureka. two feet of snow on Yreka Sun- (See Page Twentv-Threc) Both CO Jpanics were seeking to serve Enfield residents who woiat the Pratt & Whitney Division of the United Aircraft 80 Whites Cqrp. Tickets will be sold on a weekly basis for $3.75 with no refunds for unusued tickets. The In Congo PUC gave the run a 60-day trial period. The 10-mile run will be routed through the eastern part of Enfield. Found OK

Branum Hired LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo WINSTED (AP)—Former town (APV, — Mercenary soldiers on manager Jack S. Branum today a reseba mi.ssion in the-nerthern was appointed executive secre­ Congo today radioed that about tary of the Greater Toledo half the 160 white hostages of Trooper Avery of the Colchester Troop is dragging the body of James Taylor (Ohio) Municipal League, a pri­ the rebels in the region between vately financed research organ­ Paulis and Wamba were still from the northwest corner of Center Springs Pond. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ization. believed to be alive. Branum will begin his new But the fate of 80 other mis­ duties Jan. 5, filling a position sionaries and merchants still which has been vacant since last was unknown, the radio mes­ July. sage said. A United Nations Last August, Branum, 48, was doctor was reported to have Divers Recover Body removed as town manager by been slaughtered by the rebels, the board of selectmen following who have butchered more than a public hearing. The selectmen 160 Europeans and Americans had filed a series of charges In the past two months. against Branum, many of them A column of Congolese Pre­ concerning the operation of the mier Moise Tshombe’s Belgian From Pond in Park police department. and South African mercenary Branum served as town man­ fighters is driving southeast ager in cities in Kansas, Texas By ROBERT Kn,PATBICK ■fewaded into the nearly freezing,fcattached themselvea together and Prescott, Ari*., before com ­ (See Page Sixteen) The body of 34-year-old waters shortly after 11. with a short section of rope, ing here in 1962 as Winsted’s then began to go out further James Taylor of 162 Eld- They gpoped through the muddy pond first in the area of toward the centertrf-the pond.' Pw>be Brewing ridge St. was dragged up the gate house where police sus­ However, they were unable to from the west end of Cen­ pected that the force of the walk a ntcaight path in the Area Weather inurky waters and requested WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Over NASA’s ter Springs Pond by two water going over the control Five day forecast: gates might have dragged a ■‘the use of the police depart- state police SCUBA djvers Temperatures in Connecticut Patent Policy body. the next five days are expected at 11:28 this morning. The Avery and Winslow, who haul (See Page Sixteen) troopers had been groping to average much above normal. Temperature remaining on the WASHINGTON (AP) — A new on the muddy slopes of the cool side Tuesday, becoming investigation is brewing in the pond for about 20 minutes Senate on charges that the ■Na­ milder Wednesday and turning Downtown Klamath, Calif., is a mass o f wreckage after the total destruction before they found Taylor cool again Thursday. A warm­ tional Aeronautics and Space Foreign Policy Tops Administration is giving away wrought by the flooded Klamath River. The view looks south down, the town’* who had been missing since ing trend is indicated for the rest of the time. valuable patent rights which main thoroughfare—or rather, what’s left of it. (AP Photofax.) belong to the taxpayers. last night. Some normal high and low Medical Examiner Dr. Rob­ On LBJ’s Agenda temperatures during this period Ciomplaints by some Senate ert R. Keeney told police, after are Hartford, 36 and 18; New and House members picture New Snow Falls examining the body, death was Haven 38 and 22; and Bridge­ NASA as signing away to busi­ due to drowning. The police port, 88 and 23. ness firms the rights to patent.s JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)—President Johnson developed at public expense and U.N. Negotiations are presently continuing their investigation and no further de­ boosted foreign policy to a top priority spot on his sched­ (See Page Sixteen) worth untold millions of dollars. Ski Resorts tails were available at press ule today. They contend a recent policy time. Aji autopsy may be per­ He also planned to get in more work on the federal change made the situation formed. ^ Bulletin worse. May Recoup At Critical Stage budget and his State of the Union message. James E. Webb, NASA ad­ Events leading up to this Associates said Johnson inc e exchanges. developed under government- hurried to pack It down hoping The negotiators hoped to work—------?------found a car parked on Etjeer- two a month during the next chief of state, winning with to recoup from a disastrous out some agreement before the A source close to Johnson said year. financed research contracts that if no agreement could be ton St., near the gate ho^e. he is closing out the year with a cntcial Communist backing Mdth commercial and other in­ Christmas weekend in which assembly's next meeting, sched­ reached on some informal The motor was running and the rather optimistic view of most In addition, Johnson is known on Parliament’s 21st ballot in stitutions. losses were counted in the mil­ uled for Tuesday morning. The method by Tuesday he would lights were on. the world situation despite the to be considering the appoint­ a marathon Section, The 66- A spokesman for a Senate lions of dollars. Security Council cannot function demand In the assembly that The car belonged to Taylor. problems In Viet Nam and Con- ment of a large number of new year-old Saragat, founder of Small Business subcommittee More than a foot of new ac­ after 'Ihursday — New Year's the election be decided before Police went to his home where go. ambas.sadors. It was indicated the Italian Ilemocratic Sod- headed by Sen. Russell B. Long, cumulation was measured. Eve — unless agreement Is Friday by the usual vote. That as many as 15 or 20 posts might alist party, also had the of­ reached on the basic issue or Taylor's wife said that he had He is known, for example, to D-La., told a reporter it will Most resorts planned to re­ would bring on the big-power stepped out for about 15 min­ be involved. ficial baeidng of the Christian open today or tomorrow after unless two disputed council feel that relations with the So­ meet shortly after Congress showdown. utes. The State of the Union mes­ Democrat party, the big los­ convenes Jan. 4 to consider near 60 degree temperatures seats are filled without a vote so viet Unj^n are less antagonistic as to avoid a challenge of the As of New. Year's Day, the When a search last night and sage, the first of the “ big three” ers in the unprecedented 18- and rain in most sectors washed Soviet Union will have to pay than they have been at times in Soviets' right to vote. early this morning of the woods day election. (See Page Sixteen) out skiing' over the potentially $26,534,236 to a'void being two the past and sees fewer crises The Soviet Union has refused in the pond area failed to turn (See Page Twenty-Three) lucerative holiday. than have plagued the world in to pay assembly assessments to years behind in its assessmeiRa. up the missing man, an em­ With both (Ilhristmaa and New U.S. chief delegate Adlai B. recent years. finance the Congo and Middle ployee of Pratt S L rid Whitney He feels relations with eastern Year's falling on long weekends Stevenson has said the United this sea.son many resort owners East peacekeeping operaUons Aircraft, Police Chief James Europe have improved and that Four Killed in State Yesterday because it contends the Sec&rlty States would be satisfied with a had anticipated a heavier than voluntary contribution from the Reardon decided to call in the the North Atlantic Alliance is in Council alone has the right to usual influx of skiers. They got Soviets, even if it was not speci­ state police divers on the better shape than it has ever start and finance such opera­ virtually none.. fically earmarked for peace­ chance that Taylor might be in been. ' tions. It is more than two years A spoke.sman at 'Vermont's Mt. keeping purposes. the pond. Johnson is known to be behind in Its total assessments. Nation’s Highway Deaths Snow which bills itself as t h e Informed diplomats under­ A small crowd, mostly •hit by small arms fire. The toll fell short of the 1965 new 12-month record. The toll in Edmund (jroralskl, 16,'of Weth­ son-Sackey"^ Ghana had failed from the AP Wires photographer James Plckerell, (Ten other Americans were record of 609 deaths, but within Wisconsin now stands at 1,048 ersfield. to get agreement to elect Secur­ wounded by the Viet Cong in reported wounded in other ac­ the range estimated in advance lor 1964, well past the previous ■Jay Cole Jr., 32, of Newington. ity Ckjuncil members the same by the National Safety Council. Cash for College November, wajs assigned by The tions In the Mekong delta Sun­ high ol 957 in 1962. Louis DlGioia, 48, of New Ha­ way. Government auditors' report Associated Press to accompany day. Two were reported in seri­ The highway deaths occurred Four pther states also have ven. There ' is no problem con­ the Navy is Illegally giving Vietnamese troops who overran ous condition.) in the 78-hour period between 6 topped earlier year-long Mrs. Lewis was killed Sunday Series to Start cerning two of the four seats a major Viet Cong guerrilla po­ Cap_t. Robert ^W. Butler of p.m. Thursday and midnight records: Oklahoma stands at night in Middlefield when the that become vacant at the end about $1 million per year in sition Sunday. Here is his re­ Frederick, Md., who went into Sunday. The council had esti­ 773, compared to 762 last year; car in which she was a paissen- of the year on the 11-nation hazardous duty sub pay to mated a toll between 550 and Money qnd education. port. action at Dai Ngai, said of the Minnesota has reported 819 ger swerved off route 6A and These two words are in­ council. Uruguay and the Neth­ personnel working on shore a t government success: "This is 650. ■ deaths so far this year, break­ overturned. erlands are unopposed candi­ California had the highe.'rt toll separable for millions of on surface ships but no ques­ DAI NGAI, South Viet Nam as good a Christmas present as ing the old mark of 801 set in Hen husband, Ernest. 78, and American families. A' three- dates for the seats held by Bra­ (AP) — Government forces I could have wished for.” of 59 deaths, followed by New tions expected until March 1963; Colorado fatalities now her *9-year-old granddaughter, part NEA series, starting to­ zil and Norway. overran a major Viet Cong posi­ A radio he had carried on his York with 39, Michigan 36, Tex­ President Johnson will stress total 551, compared to a record Rae Benigni, were treated for morrow in The Herald tells Delegates were hopeful some tion Sunday, killing at least 67 back was smashed by a ma­ as 34 and Pennsylvania 32. injuries at Middlesex Memorial "achievement of full potential 508 in 1963 and Tennessee re­ how to g6t the first and way would be found to get guerrillas and capturing 10 oth­ chine-gun bullet. He was not ■ Only five states — Alaska, Hospital in Middletown. of our resources’’ in State of ports 1,048 deaths so far this thus achiev,e the second. around Indonesia's demand to ers as well as a large stock of hurt. Hawaii, Maine, Montana and year compared t o '941 last year. The Goralski boy was a pas­ be allowed to vote against Ma­ Union address... .Teen-ago weapons. The attack began when mili­ Washington — reported no fatal­ While this year's Christmas senger in a car driven by John Among other things, it laysia, which is otherwise unop­ bride of five months held )a . It was one o6 the most signifi­ tiamen in the riceland hamlet ities, In at least five states, holi­ toll was well below the 1955 O. Cousin, 18, of Wethersfield, will reveal how extra thous­ posed to replacd Czochoalovak- slaying a t youth and wounding cant gfovemmpnt successes in beside the Mekong River called day accidents helped set new 12- record, - it (ar siitpasaed the when it went out of control Sun­ ands of young men and la. of her husband in Belchertown,, the past year. U.S. officers be­ for help after exchanging fire month records. number'Of' deaths counted in a day afternoon and jumped the •women — and they don't They said QuaisOn-Sackey had ^ ass. lieved that the position, 75 miles With the guerrillas. • While traffic deaths mounted recent three-day test peribd. dividing strip of Route .1 In have to be the-brightest stu­ tailed to revive a contest be­ American servicemen war* southwest of Saigon, was a Viet Thirty-six helicopters, half of at an ailarmlngly fast pace dur­ An Asspeiated Press survey of Hfljrtford. dents either — can receive tween Jordan and Mali for Mor­ allowed out of Clark Air Bagp Cong zone command headquar­ them armed with rockets and ing tjie early hours of the holi­ highway deaths from 6 p.m. ’The car collided with an auto outside financial aid for col­ occo's seat. They said Mali had today after wee)tend of restrl^ ters. The ■ Communist*’' have di- heavy machine guns, dropped day period, they slacked off Thursday Dfc. 10 to midnight driven by Robert L. Flske, 24, of lege. How tQ- get It. (and rejected his suggestions that a tion caused by latest rally la ■ vided South Viet Nam into' sev­ on top of the Viet Cong position, during the closing hours, despite JSunday Dec. 14 pounted'896 fa­ East .^j^rtford. Flske and his where) will be fully covered preliminary informal jjoll out­ nearbiy towa of .^ ig e le s .:. en zones. discharging two battalions In the homeward rush in many talities. ' vfife, Eleanor, suffered cuts and In the three-part series writ­ side the assembly decide which South 'Viet Nam bfftolals hope 111* government forces suf­ seven quick waves. Air force areas in fog, riiin.and snow. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bruises. Cousin was treated for ten by Bob Cochnar. candidate would be elected by to'find "fitting iHfintloa .to ea- fered U dead and 42 wounded. planes poured bombs and.can- . Multiple deaths pushed the Connecticut moved through a head bump. It istarta tomorrow In The acclamation In the aaaembly. c a p e from prwlaat ofWfi!*,r,ra- AmoDR the wounded were seven toll upward In several states. the 76-hour Christinas holiday Herald! Jordah'a chief delegate Abdid eulfing from coup by yoi^er Monem RUa’4 told, a repprtor leaders of. the armed forcea. tl.8» Anny -helicopter crewmen (See Page Twc|ity-Thi*ee) In '‘California, a three-du: weekend Without ai^ traffjp fa- (See Page Twenty-Three) i- 'ill' — ■— \ ’ V-' ' ' , \ ■ N \; \ '• r - '' 'r ' •/ ■

^ G B TWO MANCUls^Siifilt EVfciNlNG HlfiKALD, MANCHESl’^ CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 IIANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY. DECEMBER 28. 196^ P A G l TH B B S m Tony Curtis Sheinwold on Bridge BECXKINIZE VnXIAN South ilmlfT H v i i h ' H “ T H E W A Y S u rp rised By CARD* HE PLAYS Nocth-South vnhwniMa By a m s b d sh e in w o l d MOOXH Nattoud Men’s OPEN 'SKI!!!!' till 9:00! I HEARD rr’ ^ By Award Team Ohamplon $ H i u o t ANOULBS (AP> — The^versity, the Massachusetts In-^ Tournament director Oprdon In the old - fasMoned melo­ O 1 7 3 ptagrwn itrUM boldly, then re> stitute of Technology, Los An­ Barrett breaks things up now HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Oae. drama you could always recog­ * 9 6 3 4 treat acroaa the field; apecUt- geles State College and East and again with; "All right, it's by John Gruber you’d tMnk they’d let me know nize the 'vUUan because he was I Los Angeles Junior College, getting kind of noisy in here. the man who wore « mustache. A 7 6 5 3 to n , breathless, peer intently as about It," said Tony Curtie of <7 9 8 S 4 2 tte final seconds tick away, plays seven rounds — of up to We'll have to have a little more hla election aa moet uncoopera- Bridge would be easier If the quiet. By the way, which team same lurlnciple ai^Ued; as 0 AK1095425 4 2 6 1 6 then—? four (yawn) hours each. ttva male etar by tha Hollywood * 1 7 2 A touchdown? Goal? Basket? The game isn't all concentra­ was it that asked for some as­ Women’a Frees CSub. “The first things are you have to think to SOUTB Nope, one player resigned. He tion, although most of the time pirin?" thing I knew of It was when I spot the villian. A A K 1 0 S 2 lost Ms queen, Ms remaining is spent meditating, somehow. Why so noisy? It's hard to be This is a dull weak in the^saylng, " I have always taught read the news In the paper.” South dealer ^ KQIO rook was in trouble, both bUh- ^^ile one player plots his anything but noisy with 20 concert business, whether you that Haydn was the first com' Tony was dealt the club’s North-South vulnerable 0 Q . ope fell and Ms king, alas, was next move, his opponent may be teams participating. There are live in Hartford, New York, or poser to employ the “dominant' Sour Apple award, along with Opening lead—Diamond K .A A 1083 eomered. up watching other games, chew­ four members on each team, Vienna, so I find myself with ninth" “Chord, but yesterday Doris Day — most cooperative V ru tt opened the king of dia­ WMt North 1 Bxclting? To chess players, ing on a hamburger or taco, not counting the alternate mem­ nothing very timely about Koussevitsky dug out a Bach stars: Donna Reed, Lome monds, and East dropped the 2 0 2 A ’..4/jr ;,| yes Indeed. The handful of sipping a cola or coffee. When bers who cjtme along for the which to write. So let's examine work that had never been played Greene. Die Bronx lad’a reac­ Jack to signal for a continua­ i t AU Vmm . ehess-playlng spectators love it It's Ms turn, the other player ride, and that's a lot of chess this business of being a music in Boston before, and lo and tion was a mixture of surprise, tion. ^u th ruffed the next dla- That's the action, er, the com- may vralk around with a ham­ players. critic cnce again. People are al­ behold, in the middle of it Is a bewilderment and faint amuse­ mon dand drew two ‘rounds of Get about half of them up run­ dominant ninth." It would never trumps with dummy’s queen petltton, here at the National burger and coffee, or he may ways asking me about it, as ment. I- ^ South would go down It he uterooUeglate Chess Champion­ wdsh to think some more. ning around munching hambur­ though it were some occult and occur to me as a critic to listen “The girls gave ma/tbe Gold­ and Jack, West discarded a dia­ Despite the popular notion gers, kibitzing and arguing in to a work so analytically, and I mond and drew two rounds of took the ace of clubs too early. ships. mystifying science, and won­ en Apple twice for moat cooper­ This would allow West, the vil­ Kach team, representing In- that chess is a quiet game. It whispers, and that's a lot of dering what music critics listen don’t, but apparently It worked ative star,” he reflected. “Now trumps, and declarer winced ain't necessarily so. noise. for Mr. Smith for he was a great slighUy. ^ lain of the piece, to gain tlie sUtutlotis such as Columbia UM- for, as well as what qualifica­ the Sour Apple. You gotta say lead with the Jack of club.s. ^ A V E tions they must have. critic this: I'm versaWe." The time had come to sort I couldn’t listen that way to out the actors, an easy task for West would lead a diamond, A whilo back (in fact a cou­ What happened to hum Tony forcMg South to ruff. East ple of years ago) I did a piece begin with, and if I did I'd be from sweetheart of the press the declarer in this case. J . afraid I ’d miss the forest for Lawrence Block, who played would then get a trump trick on PMllp Hale, long dead, but ladles to pin-up boy on their to defeat the contract 691 MAIN STREET the critic who stand-s out in the trees. Personally, I try to dart boards? • the South cardy, could not have listen to the over-all effect of a become the most successful Dally Question my mind as the best music “When I first started In this You have opnied llie bidding critic I ever encountered. Not composotion I am hearing for business, I did eveiything they realtor In Beverly Hills If he MANCHESTER the first time, and try to ascer needed a mustache to recog­ with one spade, the heart player only was he infiuential on his told me to," he said. “Look — it has bid two diamonds, and this own paper (The Boston Her­ tain whether the composer was was great for me. I was a young nize the villain. FREE PARKING log^ical and l>alanced In Ms mn Block led a club from dummy is passed around to you. Yon a b s o l u t e l y f ald) but such luminaries as punk who almost got arrested hold: Spades, A-K-10-8-2; Hearts FR 7 Olln Downes and Lawrence steal ideas and treatment. The for loitering by han^ng around and allowed East to hold the IN THE REAR technical means, whether he on street comers in the Bronx. I trick with the queen of clubs. K-Q-10; Diamond, Q; Clubs, A- Gilman learned their trade un­ 10-8-S. der him. employed “dominant-ninths” or didn’t have the stuff to come Eiast might do this best to look Jo first 50 "polytonality,” is of little In­ ugly, but he was no villian and What do yon say? When Hale was in his prime, through as an actor, so It was Answer: Double. This Is a terest to me. So you see there the best thing for me to have all cotdd do no harm. ONt D AY there were three great critics takeout double, asking partner in Boston in all. Phil Hale led is more than one approach to the that publicity exposure. Returns Trump problem of listening, which prob­ *T went to the beach and did East returned a trump, still to bid Ms best suit, and inomis- the list, then came "H. T. P.” Ing good support with more wMch was the way H. T. Park­ ably accounts for the fact that layouts in my* bathing suit, hoping that declarer would slip. different critics sometimes come Block won, led a heart to dum­ than the strength of a minimum P«»ide„te pZT ph'I'J'’" er sig^ied his stuff in the Bos­ and, with my dog. I was a big opening bid. If partner has dia­ O N E n i g h t up with different reactions to the stair — in the magazines.” my, and returned another club, ton Evening Transcript. Both lyhen East played the king of mond length and strength he H. T. P. and The Transcript are same piece of music, and even But piAUcity isn’t everything. SALE to the same performance there clubs declarer once more play­ cam pauss the double for penal­ If It were Jayne Mans­ gone. The third critic was War­ ed low from the South hand. ties. ren Storey Smith of the Boston of. field and Zsa Zsa Gabor would T o o a . m . » • In any event, a good critic be the biggest stars In Holly This key play left East help­ Poet. Of course there were oth­ will have had a thorough less. He returned a heart, but P-?r Shelnwold’s 88-page book­ ers, Moses Smith on The Amer­ wood. Tony realized he'd have let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge.’’ g^rounding in those musical sub­ to produce on the screen, as declarer won, drew the last ican, Grace Mae Stutzman for jects lumped under the head of trump, and cashed the ace of send BO cents to Bridge Book, The Monitor. Cyrus W. Durgin well as in the gossip columns, Manchester Eve. Herald, Box “musicology." Still, this alone M s film fortunes Improved clubs. This set up the ten of BOYS’ GIRLS’ for The Globe, and they were won’t make him a critic. He clubs and Msured the contract. 3318, New York 17, N. Y. It's dean-up time and these are the most “sweeping” all well qualified. Still, Hale, Immensely and he became one needs to have heard many per­ of Hollywood’s big-money stars, reductions of the year! Many items are one or two-of-a- Parker, and Smith led the formances and many performers procession and they were a sun he played the publicity CLEAN SWEEP CLEAN SWEEP so he can compare what he is game — until Ms divorce from kind, so wise shoppers will be waiting at the door when fearsome trio for an artist to hearing with what others have encounter. Janet Leigh. Whites Mark 45th Anniversary done; he likewise needs an odd “That's when some of the fan SECOND ANNUAL L.O.L 117 we open tomorrow! Use your credit to buy everything WINTERWEAR Warren Storey Smith is the sort of memory that enables Keith’s are headquar­ DANISH STYLE Mily one still alive. He was the magazines started getting very him to recall just what made nasty,’’ Tony said. "They start­ Mr. and Mrs.-Napoleo n<$>also employed at Pratt and ters for nationally ad­ ARM C H A IR S you need now, so that your budget can take advantage of youngest and is 79 at present. some exceptional performance White of 67 Pine St. were feted Whitney during World war II vertised brands. We He started out on The Tran­ ed doing stories that hurt not NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE outstanding so that he can In­ Saturday night at a surprise and for a short time there­ have discontinued sam­ Foam Cushions the enormous savings. Free delivery - but no mail or script, learning the trade of cri­ stantly recognize where the per­ only me but my daughters and DECEMBER 31, 1964 party at their home in honor after. ples at markdown from • SNOWSUITS tic under H. T. P. Incidentally, formance of the moment falls my wife (Christine Kaufmann). of their 45th wedding anniver- The Whites are active in vet­ Kling, Kroehler, Mers- phone orders. Nothing sold to dealers. All merchandise I learned the trade under Mr. short of the criterion of the “That’s when I decided no Orange Hall — 72 East Center Street eary. eran’s organizations. White j man and others. Smith, whom I have mentioned past, even though this occurred ^ us®d to The couple was married Dec. served with the Yankee Divi- j M 4 .9 8 advertised is subject to prior sale. Extra sales h elp to before in these columns. more than 30 years ago. wear my heart on my sleeve, MUSIC BY THE GOLDEN GATE QUARTET 34, 1019 In Barre, Vt., aivd lived Sion in France from Seipt. 1917 Even at 79, and nominally re­ but I won’t do It any more. I do The young critic who never BOAST B E E F SUPPER—10:30 P.M. there until 1942 when ^ithey to April 1918. He w e e s a mem­ handle crowds. tired from his post on the facul­ my Job at the studio the best I ber of the VFW in Barre, and heard BYledo Leider, Lotte Leh­ DONA’nON $10.00 PER COUPLE—B.Y.O.B. moved to Hartford. They pur­ • WINTER JACKETS ty of the New England Conser­ mann, and Kirsten Flagstad In can. The other part of my life is chased a home in Manchester is state commEinder of the Yan­ vatory of Music, he still is mu­ their heyday, cannot properly my own property now. I ’m not FOR RESERVATIONS TEL. 649-S79B—649-8218 in 1946 and have lived in this kee Division Veteran’s Asso­ sically active. He remained as evaluate a Wagner production ^oing to let them come Into my town alnce then. ciation tn (Connecticut. His BEDROOM PRICES SLASHED MISCELLANEOUS music editor for The Boston Post with Birg;lt Nilsson, for he will home.” White ■was employed tn the wife (was a charter member of Tony emphaislzed that Ms re­ CLEAN SWEEP until that long established daily not know what can be accom- granite industry in Vermont the VFW Auxiliary in Barre. 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom - Dreeeer, All Discontinued Mirrors CLEAN SWEEP folded a few years back. But he piighed with the role by con- lations with the general press and was with Niles Bemont She is also a member of the Chest and Full-Size Bed $119 40% off trve^nf remain cordial and the ’"unco- • CAR COATS h&Sn t S&t buck find rust6d d6* , f*.naf 'M’lao "Mnaann la B and Pond, West Hartford, for Woman’s Benefit Association S-Pc. Walnut Triple Dresser, Cheet and 6’6" Clothes Hampers spite the fact that hs is tech­ singer but not as great as those op>erativ€” tag does not extend a short time before going to and the YDVA Auxiliary. One Group Headboard to use 2-Twln-size sets of bedding. $198 50% off 1 Piece Barwick nically unemployed. three predecessors. to his attitude towauvl his fellow Pratt and Whitney, Division of The couple has two chldren, S-Pc. Danish Walnut - 72” 9-drawer triple A wMle back he published a workers. It’s the fw mag writ­ Your host, Ray Stanko in­ PORTABLE Object of Art — Elephant’s Tusk, 100%—Best Njioii So chiefly, a good critic needs SIEIHE United Aircraft, East Hart­ Mrs. Philip CJoslit and Paul dreeser, cheet and panel headboard. $198 Egyptian Cat, Head of Woman, etc. 50 % off "Handbook of Musical Form” ers who find him unhelpful, he vites you to welcome in the ford, (W here he worked for 20 White, both of Manchester, and 15’ X 20’ a good musical background, and Mixor or 12" 80" S-drawer Walnut Bachelor’s CAest S-Tler Utility Table with Electric Outlet wMch I commented about last a great deal of experience, com­ said, aind that’s how It will re­ New Year at the very popu­ Tears, until his retirement in six grandchildren. $4.98 summer, and just the other day main.' Elociric Skilitts $39.98 will oover a larga reom bined with a rather wierd mem­ lar Oak Grill in downtown March 1963. Mrs. White was (Herald photo by Satemis). S-Pc. Contemporary Mahogany wHh I received a copy of a song he ory for everything from tempi "Right now I ’m coaching Wall Plaques • Fruit Bowls 50% oH had arranged and published, Jack Lemmon in how to win the Manchester. Dancing 9 P.M. bookcase bed, double dresser and dieat. $219 and other decorative aoceesorlee np to to vocal timbres and musical to 3 A.M. to the delightful •6.99 Choice of 3 Modem Night Tables called, "The Blue Waves Are understanding. Warren Storey Sour Apple next year,” he add­ $14.98 Remington and Underwood Typewriters 25% Bff •198 Sleeping.” This is one of a series Smith combined all of these. It ed in a lighter tone. ”In fact I ’m music of the Vets Administration Head 3 0 % of Irish songs which Mr. Smith doesn’t hurt, either, to be able to working up a set of rules that 6* X 16” deep Children’s Swim Pool OFF "DYNAMICS' originally adapted for use by a wnle English and he always woilia make him a sure IN.WlIHyS $6.98 tenor named Christopher Lynch, tumed out readable stuff. winner.” Knows the Job Thoroughly UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE 31” SeH-Propelled Mowers hailed by some as the logical So I ’ll take the occasion to Favors • Nolsemakera $49.98 successor to John McCJormack (DOBB NOT INCLUDE MIGHTT MAC) wish him a Happy New Year, a • Fun for AU 61” Foam Cushion Wing Love Seat Bnnting Metal Glider until managerial exploitation year In which he will celebrate Mat. DaUy 1:30 - AU Week Can Now For Reservations! WASHINGTON (AP) — Wll-«>down some of the older places i j CLEAN SWEEP $78 $19.98 brought an early end to his his 80th birthday and his BBth Per Person liam J . Driver, who will guide up north and rebuild where the Comfortable Wing Chair, Tweed Bunting Aluminum Rockers voice. year of teaching, for he’ll still ^3 Minimum the far-flung affairs of Ameri­ veterans are going.” $57 $19.98 For the edification of the peo­ be teaching, whether he writes ca’s veterans, is a veteran. He Driver gfives this task high H il-iiTfR i] Dancing TMs Thurs., Frl. Very Limited 80” Danish Sofa and Chair 30” 2-spsed Reversible Window Fan Casual Oak Oallssy ple of Hibernian extraction a book or a song. And of course and Sat. Night Is married to a veteran. He is a priority because "these hospi­ Tweed covers - all foam cushions. $188 $19.98 amongst the readers of The MAIN ST. FAST hARiTORD • 528 ?2I0 Quantity Dtsoontlnied I wish you» all %*Happy New AIR CONDITIONED Arrpie fPtI P.):rn{[ grateful beneficiary of the GI tals make a major contribution 2-Pc. Kroehler • Nylon cover 6CHEF BURGER large share in what’s happeii^d Driver lives with his wife, $39.98 bed at night for 2 people. Twin or full-size bed. i playing the same tune on bag­ Marian, and two sons — Joe, 18, Scroll Top and 4 ehalr...... _ _ A.side from the.se. an e.stimat •o far. The laws and the benefit Solid Maple Sola Bed and Matching Chair pipes, either Scotti.sh or Iri.sh. ONLY areas are up to date.” ' and Kellie, 9 — in an old coun­ 7- Pc. Chrome or Bronztone Table Mr. Smith has come up with a 6,(XX) persons are employed and 6 Chairs. $59.98 New England made. $98 -J STA One project he is assigning try house in suburban Falls very slightly off-beat harmonic contractors.,In Hunt.sville in T«(lnv &■ Tomorrow 6-Pc. Modem Walnut - Rd. e x t table Kroehler Sofa Bed and Matching Chair treatment, somewhat remlnis-! connection with the Marshall TREAT THE ENTIRE himself, however, i.s a reorgEini- Church, Va. He was named deputy admin­ CLEAN SWEEP and Danish Chairs $129 Sofa opens to sleep two. $98 cent of Roger Quitter (if you I programs, zatlon of veterans’ hospitals. FAMILY AND SAVE “We’ve a lot of old hospitals istrator to Gleason in 1961. Ear­ 6-Pc. Bronztone - Tan klarble Kroehler Sleeper Sofa—a tme M>fa with foam CLEAN SWEEP know his work) with an oeca-1 , Mrtrshall s budget is $1.7 mil- Extension Table and 4 Chairs $47 cushion, by day - open, with a full-size inner- Reg. to 910.98 sional "bite” to the h a r m o n ic f '- ‘’<’al ,yt>ar 1965 wliich that ought to be clased," he lier this year he was gdven the said. “The veteran population — career service award of the Na­ Discontinued 9-Pc. Chrome or Bronztone TTable spring mattress to sleep 2 at night $198 i structure but not so modern as began July 1. Tft^s is an in­ NO LIMIT $89 crease of about $JfX) million especially the older fellows — is tional Civil Service League as BROADLOOM (42 X 80. Extends to 72”) and 8 chairs Single Danish Lounger, turquoise Just 5 Living Room j to be inimical to the antique one of the 10 outstanding men in Reversible foam cushion. $69 MSCONTINUg) PATTERNS I flavor of tile original tune. over fiscal year 1964. abifting south into. the warmer rtimate. 8o we ought to close federal service. SAMPLES TABLES I Thus you see a really good cri­ . A I I I .1 I .1 18” X 27” BEDS & BEDDING REDUCED One of a kind tic should have a knowledge of LUWCMMr ' Values to $29.95 Boys' and Girls' harmony, and should have some Children's Wing 49c eoeh TABLES-REDUCED I taste as well. Bolh are exempli- A -iia Vuiii...,, ..it Flame Brollinc 27” X 54” Sample. Sal^ih Millie Bunk Beds complete ' fled In "Tljb Blue Waves Are Jack Lanunon with Springs and kfattresses $88 Tryouts makes the mouth­ $3.98 each Set of 8 Tablos—2 Step and Cocktail •5 .0 0 Styles Sleeping" and indeed for many “UNPEB THE watering difference, 6 Pieces only -Sealy Posturepedlc Twin-Size, years Dr. Smith taught harmony YUM YUM TREE" discontinued oover. •'FW French Provincial Frultwood $186 Value t$69.98 Shown at 6:90, 9:40 try one—or three! Group ah above only Italian Prov. Style ; and harmonic analysis at the r They’re the greatest! Bermuda Hollywood Bed with 6 legs $69.98 i Slie s 8V2 to 3 New England (Conservatory. TOMORROW ,Mon. & Tuea. Only^ $49.98 Apparently he listens ’ with a Folding Aluminum Cote 2 Sets of S,— 1 Cocktail and 2 Step Tables Matinee I $11JI8 French Provincial, Plastic tope. $49.98 Childs', Misses', Youths' harmonist’s ear, for I once re­ Special call his coming Into class and 7 P.M. 39 School St. CLEAN SWEEP Twin-size Cotton Mattresses 1-Pr. Hl-Style, fine quality, Walnut RRQ OR MANCHESTER PH 643 /83: $10 Mersman Commode Tables •ww.wO CLEAN SWEEP * Siies 4 to 9 Growing Girls' AMPLE TREE PARK'NG MAM 1 only Walnut fitep Table $84.98 VrJue 0 ^ Not Twin-size Rest Haven Deluxe EVERYTHING 10 to 16 yrs. “THE 3 iSXOOGES SIREM 1965 Calendar Innerspring Mattresses $16.98 Cannon Mills style In * Some Boys' Shoes included MEET HERCULES" We are dlscontlnalng rental of hospital beds. 0 $ ® QO 1 only - Magazine'End Table c e l e b r a t e $19iNI Blankets Every Size. at $6.99 ... TO Shown once at 1 :S0 hHckiuC ta iiw n , kr iw |« PLATES Buy adjustable bed with side guard. THE NEW YEAR Singers, Fiddlers, —PLUS— CM Srtlnt. I»«mi, l l n 7 Set of 8 “First Men In The Moon” CHILDREN'S I YOUTHS' ■ BOYS' I FAM OUS BRANDS ARTHUR DRUG Guitarists —• Bring 3 9 c eo. BROADLOOM PRICES SLASHED Nursery Furniture WEDNESDAY Fun She White I MEN'S I OVER-THE-SOCK Own Music Home of the Worlds Greatest 15C Hamburger! 4 for $ 1 .4 9 BOOTS "SEND ME NO FLOWERS” Combination Crib Mattress, Play Yard I 4-BUCKLE A R C T IC S I BOOTS Show, every day of l-Pc. Mohawk 100% Wool - Beige Tweed $6.98 Bedspreadg the year. 11.8 X I t ’ Pad and Bumper Pad. White-Foam Hi Chair Pad. I 9 X 16 Oval Braided Rug, pqrt Wool $1.39 Ne w Year's Eve irs THE BI6GEST ENTERTAIHMEHT EVER 10’ Round Braided Rug, part wool Combination Stroller Pads $149 Famous Women's Jamboree I l l Brands and WOW!! TO R K K THE SCREEH WITH LAUGHTER! Teens' >■ Celebrate with us and hove lots of fun! Yalueb to $5.50 Values to $6.50 I Values to $17.95 W ith Every Dime HATS — NOISEMAKERS — FAVORS GALA HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT and DANCING FAHILY Reservations Required S&H GREEN STAMPS .You Spend! ALL YOU GAN EAT AND DRINK SHOW! YOU HAVE A CHOICE FREE PARKING OPEN This Week 135 per couple OF 4 CREDIT PLANS... on jSatlnee 2 p.m. ^ a 7 ta m f^ h $ (1) 30-Day Regular Charge TOMORROW Evening eith Furniture (2) 80-60-B0-Dqy 4-Payment MAIN STREET 6:26-9:00 Kids would like Fridays much better C A R V iL L P S Charge Plan ^ Manchester Porkode OPEN TONIGHT MANCHESTER or In The Lot IN UNION - if you’d give them Stop & Shop’s (8) Up To Two Years To Pay 1 II “> MAIN ST. TO 9 P.M. Route 15 —^ Exit 106 — Tel.’684-7045 (4) Yobng Homemakers Charge Accounts Invited BURNSIDE . Lay-Away Next to Our Storol 580 BURNSIDE AVt EAST HARTFORD fresh Riggij) P izza ... Opposite the Bennet Jnnior-Hlgli Sehool an liownr (Soufii End)' Main Street 9to9! t MIMWKifiaOH* «TtailCOUr ■■■ HinBflTBTr FREE PARKING 528 3333

S'. • 1 \ ■ V ‘ . ' r’ '• ' 1, ' -- I ^ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER .28, 1964 P A G E v n g B M A N C H E S '^ EVENING w icitA rh , MANCHESTER, CONN.» MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 »------»------:------■ I hard then entered into a new decide for himself whether he Is scheduled about mid-January. It Abandoned Baby -i M EET MB AT lan Frelheat, 25, of Saat Hart­ day. In one accident, s car op­ ing of a ear resulted in the ar­ wall pass agreement a bit dif­ qualified for work. Was leartred Saturday that the ScLoff Daught^ Old Rubber Lion Taunt Events ruling will liberalize the regula­ •VemcMi ford. erated by William Shields, a , rest of Otetk Eaten, 18. of r ferent from the first. Interviewed on Radio PrcM PHOENIX, Arlz. (AP) — WlBtenf ear oonUnded en a of a Oak St., aklddod on wot Park f t Patrolman Jack Roich- One of the touchiest problems International’s recorded pro­ tions which govern how much businessmen may deduct lor Tammy Lee Jones, the 14- BCNUiai pavement on Loveland Hin, enbach airosted EsUn Tfaurs- In Who’s Who for the government is agricul­ gram, ’’From the People,’’ Fer­ S i ' oin P : . n ' o .« 8 H abort dlatanee and atrudc an­ May Dim Erhard Future In Nation cost of equipment. month-old baby found after other car, also in Che south­ careened off a telephone pole, day, and chargitd Mm >vith ture. Erhard's party Is heavily guson said Sunday that volun­ being abandoned In a cotton )er Crete More Charges ran over some shrubbery and la sanh o f peace. dependent on the farm vote. The teers would be permitted to give, Companies probably will save OLl U KMi bound lane, operated ^ John Mi r Pearl Miotf Kniglit, field two nights and one day, C H AR R R O .i r ' : Plattaer, 20, of South Windsor. finally came to rest against a Eaten posted $80 bond fo r a mlllion-mile marn on its arching vehicles had to be towed from No injuries were reported, and o^ of 14 students recently hard’s actions have provoked an The new chancellor waa put to is part of a local program. Police Sgt. Evan Wilson said STEAK 9 9 ^ Shield was summoned to court his first test when disabled war ing West German grain prices flight to Mars, but it still h u 276 He said he hopes to assign 50 WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. the child, once presumed dead, the scene. Winters was taken elected to rq>reeent Bastem old taunt that he's a rubber lion, and with them farm Income million to go. . Roelnilto a n who w u ar^rqportad; the arrast was made to Rockville General Hospital Jan. 12 on a charge of failuro Paying Tax Now Naaarene College (Quincy, veterans demanded higher pen­ per cent of the volunteers to William E. JtlHer of New York, suffered only a ‘‘light case of and that may be hurting his sions. He said the budget could here. The space agency said Sunday sniffles" and was discharged fan Vemoa aboat 6 pjB. by Oonatable David Hudak. by the Vernon Fire District am­ to drivo in thop ropor lane by Maos.) hi the 1985 edition o t rural areas. the Republican vice presidential j NO TieeuM Oonatable Hudak. chtndes for re-election next fall. not stand the strain and the na­ Erhard promised repeatedly Mariner 4, launched Nov. 28, from a ho.spital Sunday. ■ S O M C A 1 Y O U A S C * 1,1 ■ xv« Mlowfaoc an a»- lA ter in the evening, Roy and bulance where be was treated "Who's Who Amcmg Students W ill Save Later that grain prices would not be was operating normally 'and nominee this year, is willing to Police began' a sear^ for aobUa aceMMt later got Into his brother, Maynard, 24, alao A car operated by Edward F. in Asnorioaa Universities apd Germans use the term rubber tion's economic stability had to WASHINGTON (AP) — An and rrieaaed. The arrast was come first. reduced. The French President sending back a steady stream of serve the GOP in any capacity the child on Christmas Eve Open 7 Days 11:30-9 > a fight with Mb brother at o f 12 Grove S t, were arraated Bnydal Jr., 16, of 21 LIndeh Pi., Open 7 Days ll«80-9 Ton to mean a man who talks easing of the rate of business made by Sgt Walter Smlegel. O o B ^ ." Charles de Gaulle threatened: Information. It is expected to — except as a candidate for after her mother, Mrs. Wayne 287 West Middle TnmpUccr RockTille PoUoa sUtloa and and taken to Rockville Police On Saturday at 5 pjn., a two- went out of control and over­ taxpayers wo Mrs. KMght, a senior, is pho­ 287 9 ^ Middle Tomplks oAigh but backs down rather Many politicians in his own expansion in the last half of 1966 rcmlndod again this morning to lacking a reduction, Bk'ance pass within a few thousand elective office. Gregory, 27, reported that ] » d furthar dhargM plaead Station after a disturbance at car collialon took place on Rt. turned at the Intorsectian of Dart tography editor of the ooBege than fight. It was often used Christian Democratic party would pull out of the CJommon could cause unemployment to pay tho socond instaHmont o f miles of Mars next July on a Miller said in a radio inter­ Tammy was kidnaped in front -’yyH iaf him . their home. While in the sta­ 30 Opposite the Vernon Omter HUl and Thrall Rda. yearbook. Last year oho was a agalnat Erhard dmdng his years worried about this stand, fear­ Market. The chancellor agreed begin climbing again. tholr town taxes before the end ing it waa highly unpopular. photographing mission. view on Storer Broadcasting of their home in nearby Mesa. Vernon police report that tion, a fight started, and both Market. According to police, the car mecnbsr of tho PM Delta honor as economics minister. As some to accept lower prices. '^ Is warning light was brothers were charged with o f the yoair, in order to take ad­ Germans saw It, Erhard would Then the veterans staged a flashed Sunday by the National Company's "Report to the Peo­ Wilson said Mrs. Gregory la­ tlonald Roy, 38, of 12 Grove was demolished. Oonstable society and student council rep­ E rha^ and the Cabinet ple,” Saturday that he planned breach of peace and intoxica­ Police report that a car oper­ vantage of deductions on their take a stand, swear that nothing mass march on the capitM. Er' WASHINGTON (AP) — The Planning Association, a private­ ter admitted she had left the MATERNITY St, waa airestad after his vehi­ ated by Stanley J. Staxlak, 46, George MacDonald summoned resentative tor the Sigma soci­ decided that the statute of limi­ to practice law in his hometown child in the field after finding tion and were relesised under Snydal Into court Jan. 12 on 1964 ffaderal, fatooma tax pay­ could budge him, then retreat hard reversed himself and tations on Nazi war crimes director of the new domestic ly supported research organiza­ cle Btruck a car coerated by of the Vmmon Trailer Park, Col­ ety. The Rev. Shoff is pastor of WANTED agreed to an increase in' pen­ of Lockport, N.Y., and in Buf­ her limp In the family car and HOLIDAY DRESSES $100 bond. ^ charges of failure to drive td the ments. when his situaUon began to look could not be extended beyond peace corps has received 4,500 tion. Richard Barnett 29, o f 158 lided with a car driven ^ John the Church of the Nsaarene. CLEAN LATE M(H>EL dangerous. sions. falo, N.Y. believing her dead. ‘Ff^m y Deming S t, Maneheeter, on R t A t 11 p.m. 'Thursday, a three- right and failure to obey a stop OoBeotor of Roveuue Ernest mld-1966. An extension was de­ applications, but the program The group's annual forecast Uniforms, Jumpors*^ E. Bloniarz, 26, o f Warren said, "It is important to recog­ waa found after 37 houja. 80 near Dobeon RdL Roy waa car accident occurred on Rt. 83 sign. IfacheU said that, although the ’ ‘Erhard’s friends argued that Erhard supported the. Berlin scribed as consUtutionally im­ will get under way with only 160 Mrs. Gregory is serving a near Pitkin St. As a result of Ave. Rockville Arrests local payments are not delin­ U SEH C A R S he simply acted like other politi­ wall pass aneement for Christ­ possible. There was hostile volunteers in the first training nize that a desirable rate of eco­ Tops, Btouses, Skirts^ Charged with (iterating a mo­ nomic growth cannot be taken Religion Heads List 30-day jail sentence for giving the accident, Merwin H. Wln- Bloniair waa attempting to Joseph Falrbrother, 28, of 128 quent untll'after Feb. 1, a con cians, arguing 4 decisian. if it mas, 1963. It was heavily criti­ world reaction. Erhard then class. a false report. tor vd iide wfaQe hla license waa N. TOP PRICES PAID Director Glen W, Ferguson of for granted.’’ Stretch Pants, Bros, under auspenaian and following tera, 34, of Overbrook Rd. was make a left turn into the mar­ E. Main St., was arrested Sun­ slderable saving coiBd be ef­ turned out to be unwise. But for cized within the country on the said it is a problem for Parlia­ much of the pubUc he got stuck ground that Communtot East ment to decide. the Volunteers in Service to The organization said higher CHICAGO If you're an av­ too closely. summoned into cburt Jan. 12, ket at about the same time day by Patrolman Thomas Shee­ fected by making payment by FOR AU MAKES erage American, your strongest Girdles charged with reckless driving Converse with the rubbier-lion image. Germany had been allowed to The chancellor’s record also America - VISTA said each prices would cut into some of Roy waa releaaed under 8500 Staziak was starting to pass han and charged with breach of Dec. 31. opinions are on religious .sub­ Liner and .Jet Tie and failure to grant one-half him. Police report no injuries peace after a domestic distur­ Doubts existed that he would gain pre.stige. The chancellor shows examples of steadfast- candiefate would be given pre­ the 1965 growth but it did not ; b

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...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE SEVEN i ^ K SOL MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, BtANCHESTBB, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 ...... in the fbr western Pnoifle. The 04 degrees recorded in 1907. ceiwbar norm. Sub Roaming On Sunday the high was 04— Thlsn!iMle Daeember the first The Boone’s 16 aadsar»tip- Holiday Weather Christmas Day at the U.S. p4d missiles, which have a South Windsor Weather Bureau at Bradley at 1 a.m.—six dagrees below the wetter-than-avaraga month since WASHINGTON (AP) — A range of 1,800 aailes, oould Sets New Record Field was the hlghes* reading record for the 37th Of 60 degrees, last April, ths U.S. Wsathsr U A Navy Polaris siAmarln# U m Bureau said. reach half o f China. 'Rie ship for the dkte in the bureau's re­ recorded iii 1047. H tempera­ now roaming tte seas off the ture kept going down all day dafiolsncy for 1004 Is still later will be refitted wMh new The Baby Has Sullivan Ave. Industry Park cords. The previous record was Asia mainluid within rockOt WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— M, set in mo. Sunday and araa 87 at midnight. about nine Inohss, hoafever. 3,800-inlle missiles. Temparatures were back at Another record was sst the Welcome precipitation soaked range o f Red China. Six other Polatls sifbinarines ROBERT HALL Given Preliminary Approval more seasonal levels today after next dajT^’when the mercury into the thawed ground during Dick Smith, who began the •the Defense Department has are axpected to ]otn the Boone what must have been one of the reached 00 degrees, topping the the holiday weekend and boosted 1904 baseball season with ths conflm ed that ths submarine on reg^ar aaBignment la Aalan Been Named ••• warmest Chrlslinas weekends in previous Dec. 38 mark of 00 set the monthly total over the De- Meto, hit .807 In 76 gamss Danld Boone has been deployed waters. D m and soiling com-^De&ne, Eklward and Steve Ar- Connecticut’s history. miasion has given preliminary genta, Gail Bcaupre, Donna Do- appim^l to an industrial park, lui, Robin Foster, Kathy two subdivisions and final ap­ Kuehn, Mary Ellen MoIIoy, 'V. proval to one subdivision. Debbis Morris, ^ b b ie Osborn, WUIoaghby, Jay Alan, son of Richard J. and Gail Mar­ ■me industrial park on Sulli­ Jeaume Sanford,^ Janet Thrall tin Willoughby, 78 Harlan St. He waa bom Dec. 17 at Man­ van Ave. near Rye St. was and Carol Waltkus. shop till 9 p.m. tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday nights! chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are granted preliminary approval Boy Scout News Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Martin, Stuart, Fla. Hla paternal for IJ lots. The park will open Four tenderfoot badges were griiulparents su:e Mr. and Mrs. Leon Willoughby, Stonenam, up another section of railroad awarded during a recent court Mass. He bos two slaters. Garci, 6, and Terri, 3. siding on the northeast side of of honor of Boy Scout Troop SulllvanAve. 62. The troop is sponsored by liuldowiiey, Kevin Patrick, son o f James W. and Kath­ The commission indicated the the Abo E. Miller American Le­ 13 industrial sites will be similar leen Henry Muldowney, Hebron Rd., Andover. He was bom gion Post. Psc. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal to those on Nutmeg Rd. The Recipients were John Tavar- property belongs to John Wood­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Henry, Andover. neai, Joseph lacoboni, Arthur His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mul­ cock, ^elsebub Rd. Kingsbury and Dean Myshrall downey, Concord, N.H. He has a brother, Sean Michael, 1. Preliminary approval was Merit badges were awarded granted for #6 lots in the new to 11 boys: Carl Acker, Michael section of the U&R Birch Hill Cersosimo, John Davis, Robert KeUy, Carol Anne, daughter of Charles E. and Barbara subdivision. The section is lo­ DeMaio, Roger Evans, Ted Tyrell Kelly, 66 Walnut St. She was bora Dec. 18 at Man­ cated on Felt Rd. and formerly Farley, Gary Johnson, Thomas chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are belonged to George Lewis. The lacoboni, Ralph Pearson, Keith Mr. and Mr*. Harold Bedell, Lake Placid, N.Y. Her paternal commission stated, if and when s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kelly Sr. She bas Rennie and Steven DeMaio, final approval Is given. Felt Rd. Christmas Mail Increases MANCHESTERmsm suis two brothers, Joseph, 11, and Douglas, 5; and two sisters, will be a throughway to Oakland Postmasters Jewell Burnham Kathleen, 14, and Barbara, 13. Rd. PARKADE extraordinary * • • • • Preliminary approval was giv­ and Robert Burrill reported an en for six lots on Lake St., prop­ increa;-ie in Christmas mail this llilbeaalt, Clayton Charles, son of Araiond L. and Dale erty of Julius Fleishman and an year. values on our M. Wilkins Thlbeault, 184 Center St. He was bom Dec. 18 AA-30 sone. The total mail volume at the at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmoth­ Originally, this request for South Windsor office, Burnham er is Mrs. Jessie Roberts, 21 Laurel St. His paternal grand­ subdivision was denied for tech­ said, was running about 10 pe/ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thlbeault, Southington. He has nical reasons as the road was cent above last year's peak. a brother, Craig Donald, 6; and a sister, Fleur Lea, 2. Since the first of December the Better • * • • * not town accepted. However, the office has recorded .some 100,- Playtex giant MENS' SUPERB commission indicated that nego­ H i) DelSignore, Christopher Edward, son of Edward F. and BIG COAT SALET TERRIFIC BUYS! tiations have been made for the 000 cancellations for outgoing Eileen F. McGuire DelSignore, 128 Park St. He was born town to take title to Lake St. mail, not including metered Dec. 14 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Final approval was given for postage and packages. Untrimmed Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGuire, North Providence, R.I. WINTER COATS LADIES' BETTER WORSTED SUITS section I of Rolling Park on Rye Lost Monday was the rec­ January sale His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glulio DelSig­ St. and Griffin Rd. The section orded as the heaviest with 13,- nore, Providence, R.I, He has a sister, Christine Elizabeth, 18 000 cancellations. contains 24 lots. months. DRESSES, ALL REGULARLY The subdivision property of Wapping Postmaster Burrill • * * * • IN SIZES FOR James Milkic was granted pre­ reported a heavy year also COATS Cancellations which usually run Conti, Timothy James, son of Fred A. and Ann Marie liminary approval about four Save up to 25% Murphy Conti, 28K Garden Dr. He was bom Dec. 19 at Man­ 4 2 . 9 5 years ago. higher than the South Windsor MISSES. PETITES AT EXCITING Post Office totaled more than chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is In other action, the commis­ Mrs. James Murphy, Riverside. His paternal grandparents 120,000. sion received subdivision maps f > are Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Conti, Riverside. He has a sister, Parents Cautioned About Ice REDUCED TO of tte J. Bemie Gray property on Best-Selling Laura Ann, 18 months. AND-HALF SIZES! BIG SAVINGS! off Foster St., parallel to Or­ The town recreation depart­ ***** chard Hill to study. The area ment has cautioned parents SAVE $1.01 Danes!, Peter Matthew, son of Wilbert P. and .Patricia containing 64 lots is to be that there is insufficient ice on '33. *59 Playtex Fashion Magic* 1 Stevens Danes!, Old Farm Rd., Tolland. He wa^, bom Dec. 18 known as Orchard Heights. Spring Pond for ice-skating. Playtex Iras (Cotton t Lace) regulorly at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Comp, value 16.95 Hie commission received the Parents are asked to keep their Regularly *38 children away from the area ents are Mr. and Mrs. D. Stevens, Flint, Mich. Hlis paternal resigiuition of A. David Joseph, 2 for on/y' $399 $40 to $80 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P. Danesi, Islip, N.Y. He has 72 Palmer Dr., effective Jan. until the town announces there is sufficient ice coverage for reg. $2.50 ea. a brother, David, 2; and a sister, Susan, 4. 29.90 31. Joseph is moving out of • • • « * town. skating. ’ Bras and Girdles Service News (not shown) Caldwell. Lisa Louise, daughter of Jackson C. and Jane Bequest Added Classrooms Barker XJaldwell Jr., Bolton Branch Rd., Vernon. She was Choose from rich worsteds, loomed of The board of education has Second Lt. Stephen Hopkins, Hack Cotton t lace son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred H. born Dec. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ the world’s finest wools.. . in new models voted to request the public only $ 2 4 5 reg. $2.95 ternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest W. Barker, *10 building commission to consid­ Hopkins of 80 Strong Rd., has *28 completed a special Air Force ■y Arlington. Ma.ss. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Louise and colors.. . regulars, shorts, longs. er the addition of eight class­ B. Caldwell, Ocean Park, Maine. rooms to the Ell Terry School. training course for aircrews at J ji • * * • * Don’t miss this sensational eventl Look for the red tags and the regular Castle AFB, Calif A graduate Sensational group! Dressy and casual Plans for the 16-classroom Davis, Christine Marie, daughter of George E. Jr. and (Dhoose from fine pure wools, rich price tags on this sale merchandise! school call for its completion of Ellsworth • Memorial High School, and the University of Jeannette Picard Davis, 18 East St., Rockville. She was born styles. . . pile linings, stmm coats, next fall. Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal velvets, gleaming brocades. . . sheaths, It was recommended to the Hartford, Lt. Hopkins will now pile coats, zip-lined coats, even go to Strategic Air Command grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Picard, Putnam. Her full skirts, even 2 and 3 pc. styles architect that he include in his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Sr., genuine fur collars! Misses 8-16, plana on option for the addition unit at Turner AFB, Ga. indudedi Siaf s 7-15 and 14V2-24y2. * worsted pettipoint South WoodstoclL of. three more classrooms. The Marine Pvt. Charles B. Shep­ petite 5-11 and half-sizes board will then determine if ard, son of M r. and Mrs. Jean E. Shepard of Main St., has * diagonal wools i Adamy, Donna Rae, daughter of Arthur Ernest and HUGE SELECTION! | eight or eleven classrooms Alice Anne Daniels Adamy, 54 Seaman Circle. She was born should be added in 1965. graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit * boucles Dec. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal The three additional rooms ' 1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daniels, North Gros- were originally proposed as Depot, Parris Island. S.C. He ENTIRE STOCK OF j will be reassigned to Camp Le- lit.' * meltons ■>1-11 'venor Dale. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. end Mrs. kindergarten rooms. The pro­ John Adamy, 45 Goodwin St. SPECIAL VALUE! posed kindergarten rooms jeune, N.C. ***** I ENTIRE STOCK! | i would be of larger dimensions Seaman Recruit Richard D. * tweeds Geer, Ralph Arthur, son of Ralph E. and Elisabeth MEN'S FAMOUS ! than regular classrooms. Green, USN, son of Mr. and Szymezak Geer, Badhauheim, Germany. He was bom Dec. Supt. Warner emphasized Mrs. Robert R. Green of 381 Save now on new-season coats I OUR SUPERB I MISSES' STRETCH that recent analysis of pupil Pleasant Valley Rd., is current­ \\ 10 in Giessen, Germany. Hi.s paternal grandparents are Mr. growth in various sections of ly training at the Naval Train­ superbly tailored of finest and Mrs. Arthur E. Geer. 20 Hyde St, His paternal great- JUILLIARD* town make it mandatory to ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. SAVE $1.00 woolens from famous mills! grandparents are Andrew Skarin, Laurel Manor Convales- SAVE $2.00 SAVE $2.00 . cent Home. Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geer, * ^'JANE HUNTER” SLACKS OF up>date the time schedule for Playtex “livin g" Sheer Ira Slim coats, full back coats, sin­ J Winthrop, Maine. the addition to the Ell Terry Manchester Evening Herald Playtex Cloth-lined Girdles Playtex Cloth Lined gle and double breasted styles. LUXURY SWEATERS School. with sheer elastic South Windsor correspondent, With Fingertip Panels Zipper Panty Girdles Rich seasonal colors, sizes for STEVENS PURE Supt. Warner’s projections Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- with Fingertip Panels bock and sides. MISSES' BLOUSES I only $ 6 9 5 reg. $8.95 I Show full occupancy of the 16- 0148. misses’, juniors’, and jr. room school with an average only $995 reg. $11.95 only $ 2 9 5 reg. $3.95 petites’. class size of 23 pupils. WOOL FLANNEL It is not anticipated the I NOW REDUCED! | eight rooms will be necessary All bra sizes 32A-44C. D sizes $1 more. by next fall, but they will be YEAR 20% OFF necessary in the 1966-67 school FLOWERS All girdle sizes XS, S, M, L. Extra large $1 more. year. For Every Occasion! Comp, value 6.99 The addition of the eight SAVE rooms was proposed at this Park H ill- wore 7.95 ■ . 6 .3 6 time to effect a possible sav­ Joyce Flower Shop *3 I ing to the community on con­ Next to Hartford ON FUEL OIL were 9.95 . . 7 .9 6 struction as opposed t& sep­ National Bank arate construction of the ad­ Main SL, Manchester w ere 12.95 10.36 dition at a later date. 640-0791—649-1443 PLEASE give one day notice for 15 ^ 1 3.99 In a 6-3 vote the board voted In favor of increasing the delivery—or you may have au­ y o i / M i v m school year by two days. The Choose from mohair blends, lambswools, tomatic delivery. Pay at time of Styled with detachable stirrups, to addition of the two days to Our erwn Jane Hunter blouses that you washable Orion* ^rylic... in zip- the school calendar will be I delivery or at our office up to 9 convert from stretch slacks to regular front, cardigan ajj^pullover models. made at the discretion of the For that sense of m e know and love for their fine tailoring slacks at the snap of a fastener! administration for a total of security ... P.M. same day. and detailing, beautiful fabrics! 185 days. Big selection of wanted new colors, Combed cottons, easy-care blends, The superintendent will make plus black. . . misses’ sizes 8 to 18. a stu-iy concerning the possibil­ COLOSTOMY WE GUARANTEE soft acetate crepes, more! 30-38. ity of lenghtening the school and day and report his recommen­ I That the oil you buy from us is equal or superior to any I Every 8.99 to 10.99 dation to the board of educa­ other on the market. tion. ILIOSTOMY Students Present Show .Supplies and Dressings Thirteen members of the n .000 REWARD BOYS' JACKET Wapping Studio of the Jane MEDCO SURGICAL DRESS SALE! Hart School of Dancing’ per­ IF PROVEN OTHERWISE ENTIRE STOCK! formed with the Jane Hart SUPPLY C O . Cheer Troupe at the House of | 340 .MAI.N STREET EXCITING GROUP Good Shepherd today. i MANCHESTER, CONN. /. COOPERATIVE OIL CO. LADIES' SLIPS Students performing include l A Division of Boland Oil Company Since 1935 it. ' 8 c- FOR MISSES, 315 BROAD ST. T E L 643-1553 AND HALF-SLIPS Youll find meltons, corduroys, nylons 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE t JUNIORS, PETITES ... hooded styles, reversibles, surcoats, I Other offices in Bolton, Willlinantic, Danielson and Norw ich I A SENSATIONAL pile linings, and more! '/ 3 y BIG SAVINGS! AND HALF-SIZES FAIRWA' Regularly 7.97 Every 11.95 to 14.9S f,r*3 MEN'S JACKET men's winter outerwear We lire Your * 4 boys' Mighty Mac jackets Gardner & Tidykin snowsuits NEW YEAR’S \i regular $18. 13JM I •n *10 2 0 % off Pick h em wool*, wool blends, boucles, PARTY HEADQUARTERS Tremendous selection of styles and were 19.95 to $55 regular $20. 1<14NI fciniuiiie colors. . . tailored styles, ^ ^ Orion* acrylic knits... sheaths, full 20% off regular $25. I 6 .8IO You’ll find meltons, corduroys, nylons lovely lace and embroidery tfinu. . . skirts, shifts, even 2-pc. styles! Biggest Selection Ever! . . . hooded styles, reversibles, surcoats, Save a whopping 20^r on all our better men’s All this season’s famous maker snowsuits re­ WE PUT THE S U R E IN fill your lingerie drawer and take Every wanted new color! In sizes outerwear! Corduroys, wools, suedes, polished Our entire stock of lop quality Mighty Macs! pile linings, and morel duced! Washable nylons and other sturdy fab­ advantage of these terrific savings! 14-20,7-15, M l and 14ya-24Vil e Hots # Paper Goods cottons . . . suixoats, % coats and short lengths Corduroys, wools, sea cloths . . . also nylon ski rics. Solids, quilts, insets. All with labels and INSURANCE . . . quilt or orlon pile linings. All famous brands, .jackets. All warmly lined, all with famous label original pgee tags. Boys’ and girls’, 3-6x, tod­ e Noisemokers # Confetti size 38-46. and original price tags. Sizes 4-18. dler, 2-4. e Ice Tubs # Decorations ... WITH OUR COMPREHENSIVE % Greeting Cords KOT.ieao csT . ia4o SOT. ta4» OMNI men's nylon ski jackets beys' nylon ski jackets • Merry Lee nylan hosiery HOMEOWNER’S PAGKA8E PUN OMNI OPfN • All Kinds of Cups 9t30 9i90 Don’t overlook the possibility of losses due to theft 9:30 W E C A N SERVE PARTIES 711 7 U reg. to $25. 14.90 1T 98 I Q 9 Q special! P*"* or damages done by burglars . . . be sure you’re cov­ 9i30 9<30 ered for this by carrying our all-inclusive homeowner’s 9:30 FROM 2 TO 1,000! ixilicy. OrgoniMtioji Discounts! Quilted nylon on one side Reverses to plain ny­ Brand new selection of quilted n^lon reversible Our own MerrV Lee Brand of beautiful afeamles* Merlin Tpke. at Pehe Rood, north of Conn. Light ehd PowOf ^ lon of another color. Hidden roll-up hood, zip ski jackets in sizes for boys, 8-20^ Handsome iNEWINQTON 's h o p p i n g CENTER Turnpike Plaza nylons, all 1st quality..! Micro-mesh or plain knit, JOHN L JENNET AGENCY HERE'S W HY * We »eU lor co»h enlyl ' tiS>t O U k pKtt Nu ini*i«.l or t*rvic« .There ore no credit ehoraeel .706 jdlddle pockets. Smart color combinations. Size 36-42. new color combinations . .. all with hidden hood. new Colors, proportioned sizes, , - BlOOMfllLO SH099IN0 CINTU PARMINOTaN ' H ARTPO RD lO . WINOMOR ■M U N 2 975 Main St. Turnpike E. y o u r ' independent a g e n c y I AY aw AY YOU SAVt . hove no credit lotieil Downtown your mind, yoof money Mve Hllli Ave. (M. 167) north Rl. 4 (Scott Swemp Rd.) 3S0 Cepitel Route 8 en leffinTpU/ri I ^fext to . C. LEROY NORRIS-^ON L. NORRIS p l a n cheerlully rotondedi' AT ROBERT RAIL * •“’'V et Rt. 177 (Plolnvill* Av. ^ ■ Avenue LHartferdUiM Pknornym * FAIRWAY aiancneemrManchester p„p^ujar Mkt. ^ *fCeNee«OreveRd,(Rt.211) I m SHOP D&L. MANCHESTER PARKADE TONIGHT. TUES. & WED. TILL 9 P.M.. . . THURS., NEW YEAR'S EVE TILL A P.M. 357 E. CENTER* S'f.-l643-4117 ' • I

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t e e M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 m am MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBI 1964 PAGE NINE 985 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9:80 A.M. TO 5:80 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS anything sensational, but merely be- MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) -17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER cauae it attempted toeay anything. ■'r>.... WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 EitptttnQ #pr«ilb In any caae, It did come up with what may be considered some timely wisdom,- even from a Queen, about thoae in- Closed Friday and Saturday January 1 and 2 tangiblea of world political life which moSrS^r'Ih ^ ^ w are known as democracy and freedom. WALTBR R. raR O m O M PabliitM n "If it is not to degenerate," said |>D«Bd«d October L u n Queen Elizabeth n in one of her pas­ J k n d Ho sages, "freedom must be maintained by OF MANCHKTER ~JU acb«iMtcr. Conn, aa Saeond O aaa Mall a thousand invisible forces: self-disci­ 3 DAYS-2 NIGHTS T iiS a r. pline, the common law, the right of citi­ subscription RATVS payabla la Advuea zens to assemble and to speak and Oaa Year ...... argue.” 8U Uoocha ...... 4 'in 7lir%G ICODtllS aaaaa*********** Without such restraints and safe­ KOOtti • • a aaoaa* a««*»«aa a guards, there is no freedom at all. As MtCMBgR OF _ _ THK ASSOClATiaD P R ^ . for absolute freedom, that, said the Tba AModated Praaa la exclualTaly antlOar young Queen, Is a thing unknown. to tha uoa of republlcatlon of all nawa d » Batches credited to It or not otherwise credit- a d d this paper and also the local news pub­ Then she expressed her idea of what lished here. . ... Britain, wdth its combination of freedom All rlrtts 01 republlcatlon oi spaelaJ d-a- patchesICS nerelnnet are also rasarred and restraint and tradition, could be The Herald Prlntlna Company. Inc. as­ said to offer the world: sumes no financial responsibility for lypp- araphlcat arrors appeartof In^vertleem ^ts "We do not wish to impose a particu­ and other reading matter In The Monrhesler lar form of government on any peo­ Bvenlny He rald ______ples in the world. We merely say "This Full serrlce client ol N, C A Serdee. 1 ^ Publishers Representative, - w e J uIIm i* what we do. We know it's not per­ lialbew s Special Agency — New York Chi- fect, but it is the best system that we .0 eago. Detroit and Boston. . AUDIT BURHIAD OF CIRCULA.- have been able to create after many TIONS______centuries of trial and error.’ " /•'I Display advertlslns clotty boors: For Monday - 1 p.m IV^Iday. Well spoken, by a Queen who appar­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m Jitmday. ently caused something of a flurry in Fcr Wednesday - 1 p.m Tuesday For Thursday - 1 p.tn^Wec^sday her court by her intention of discussing For Friday - 1 p.m. Thut^ay Bedrooms Sofas - Love Seats For Saturday - 1 p.m. Friday the nature of democracy. The poor little Tomorrow (Tuesday) 9a.m. to 9p.m. CTasslfled deadline. 10:80 am . each day of publication except Saturday - » am .______queens of the world have not, for a Reg. $863.50 (2) 8 Pc. Maple Bedrooms, triple Reg. $271.00 90” Sloping-arm Sofa, loose pillow very long time, been supposed to do dresser with mirror, chest-on-chest and spindle back, foam rubber cushions, turquoise patterned Monday, December 28 any real thinking. But even a queen ^ ...... 249. Wednesday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. brocade ...... 1 9 9 . can look at her world, if she wants to, Reg. $418.00 8 Pc. Italian Provincial Bedroom in and occasionally succeed in speaking cherry veneers; triple dresser and mirror, chest- Reg. $117.00 Chair to match above...... 8 9 . The Raw Edgres about It. on-cheet and full size b e d ...... 2 8 9 . Reg. $189.00 70” Lawson Sofa, foam rubber The easy American way to look at Reg. $628.45 4 Pc. White French Provincial with Thursday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. cushions, kick pleats, brown-gold-and-blue quilted imr relationship with the Philippines is triple dresser and mirror, chest-on chest, paneled print cover ...... 1 0 9 . to say that we freed the islands from Headlines Gelling Serious bed and commode night stan d ...... 3 M . " Cram five selling days into three is the order from management. We Reg. $259.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, foam : the Spanish at the beginning of the cen- Reg. $592.50 (2) 8 Pc. Drexel French Provincial cushions, walnut base, heavy turquoise 'textured Someone standing so far off all he were closed Saturday afte^ Christmas, and will be closed this Saturday in .-tury, and redeemed them from Japa- could read was the headlines would still 7- Bedrofxns in cherry each with triple dresser base cover ...... 1 9 9 . ■'nese captivity at the end of World War know that something was happening in and mirror, chest and full size b e d ...... 449. order to give our employees two long 4 - day holidays. ( We're closed Reg. $265.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, foam II. and then gave them their freedom. the awareness of the American people. X Rag. $748.00 8 Pc. Heritage Italian Bed­ cushions, walnut base, heavy gold textured The easy Filipino way to look at the Take this headline of the other day: room with double dresser, mirror, chest and full regularly on Mondays.) So...with three days in which to do five day's cover ...... 1 9 9 . —'■ame story would be to say that the Photographed By Sylvian Oflara "Burning Of A Negro Arouses Louisi­ aize gold leaf headboard...... 5 9 9 . Reg. $317.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, loose pil­ United States chased Spain out so it “BLACK WIDOW,” By Alexander Calder: In the Sculpture Garden, Museum Of Modern Art, New York City Reg. $527.50 3 Pc. Solid Cherry Bedroom, triple business, every department has come up with sensational once - in - a - lifetime- ,.-«uld take over as the colonial power, ana." ' low back, walnut base, foam rubber cushions, per­ There were, in the smaller type un­ The Children: David and Brian Hayes, Sons Of Manchester And Paris Sculptor David Hayes dresser ■with mirror, chest-on-chest and cannonball ;;that our presence embroiled the islands savings on one - of • a - kind items, discontinued patterns and odds - and - ends. simmon texture ...... 2 1 9 . derneath this headline, certain explana­ bed in full size ...... 4 4 9 . In World War II, and that our subse­ Warehouses have been scoured, too, for merchai>dise. Reg. $169.00 72” Ckmtemporary Sofa, foam rub­ quent gift of freedom, although made tions of anything so unusual. The Ne­ Reg. $407.50 3 Pc! Italian Provincial Bedroom ber cushions, walnut legs; char-brown necessary by the de-colonialising trend gro in question, it turned out. was with triple dresser and mirror, large chest and something of "a white man’s Nigger, ” a textured cover ...... 1 2 9 . of the times, has never been made com­ 6 ft. 6 in. dual King size bedding headboard 3 1 9 . Here they are.. possibly the biggest savings you've ever seen for three days special case. Reg. $286.00 Early American Wing Love Seat, plete. Jimmy Inside Report foam rubber cushions, box pleats, small patterned Still the main fact told by the head­ J Bedroom Pieces only.. Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Thursday untill In between these two simplistic ver- 4 Shots, 1 Life line stands, as a representation of by persimmon tapestry...... 1 7 9 . ■ions there is s story which has a great something that really happened, even if Reg. $89.50 (3) Boudoir Chairs with maple trim ; 5:30 p. m. All items are one - of - a - kind unless otherwise noted and subject deal more mutual understanding and Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 1 brown, 2 red print covers, choice .. “ 2 4 .9 5 Reg. $194.00 Lawson Love Seat, foam rubber with qualifications and with special rea­ Breslin cushions, shirred flounce, gold-and-rust document • tolerance and good civillred Intention to prior sale. All sales final. Immediate delivery only on these year - end values. sons. WASHINGTON. — Fortified Boggs campaigned hand and Reg. $34.50 Boudoir Chair, blue plastic print ■ »nd reaction on both sides. by impressive gains in the print cover ...... 1 3 9 . Or take, in the same spirit of saluting NEW YORK, Dec. 28 — The cause there is going to be an One of the two behind the loyally for the Johnson-Humph- a o v er...... 1 9 .9 5 But there are still a few raw edges Investigation into his death. counter turned and when a-sked election, the Democratic Study rey ticket in Louisiana last Reg. $369.00 French Provincial Sofa, fruitwood change when it occurs, another recent rain came down hard in the Group (DSG), composed of Reg. $34.50 Boudoir Chair, white cover 2 4 .5 0 . which are enough to produce a week­ middle of the night, running Julius Ofsie ■was just a messen­ about Ofsie shrugged. "Ofsie? fall. In holding the loyalist ban­ fframe, loose pillow back and seat; aqua damask headline: liberal Democrats in the Hou.se. ner high, he made himself the Reg. $47.50 (3) Boudoir Chairs; 1 champagne, Dinette Furniture L am ps end like that just past, in which our across the sidewalk in sheets, ger and he never got big The guy got killed?. No, we "5 Racial Bombers Lose Their Jobs." don't knowjwho he is. I doubt are talking and thinking big tafget of one of the most ■vici­ 1 gold, 1 beige covers, choice ...... 3 3 . cover ...... 2 8 9 . troops in the Philippines wepe kept in but Julius Ofsie’s blood was enough in life to bother any­ about liberalizing House rules Reg. $209.75 5 Pc. Dinette with pedestal base Reg. $28.50 Colonial Brass Table Lamp, font This, too. is something that did actu­ body, but his death is an im­ we ever seen him." Then he ous smear campaigns ever 'wag­ Reg. $42.50 (2) Boudoir Chairs; 1 turquoise, 1 Reg. $139.00 Sofa-Bed, maple arms, box pleats, barracks so they wouldn’t get embroiled still on the sklewalk -when peo­ and purging two Deep South table and four pedestal base swivel chairs, coral with etched eagle, white pierced shade . . . 1 2 .9 5 ally happen. Again, of course, there were ple came out to go to church portant thing in this city today. turned back to the customer, ed in hLs district. And he won lilac, choice...... 2 9 .9 5 opens to bed; Brown-and-blue print cover . . . .9 8 . toi anti-American demonstrations. "You’re talking about curve Goldwater Democrats from by a mangin far smaller than and w hite...... extenuating circumstances. The five yesterday morning. It stained He died because a cop took out Democratic seniority rolls. 149. Reg. $35.00 Mustard Tole-Colored Table Reg. $67.50 Rocker to match sofa above 4 9 .9 5 his gun and shot at a car on a balls. Did you ever see Koufax usual. Reg. $24.95 (2) Boudoir Chairs; 1 gold, 1 blue What is there left for native radicals Mississippians who had been pursuing the sidewalk and the gutter in throw overhand?” More important, however, Reg. $99.30 (3) 5 Pc. Daystrom dinettes; 35 x Lam p...... 1 6 .5 0 front of the Executive House street in New York, and this is The smear attack on Boggs covers, e ac h ...... 1 4 .9 5 Reg. $339.00 Eclipse Innerbed Sofa, wing model, to feed the resentment they would prob­ an avocation of bombing Negro church­ His brother, Louis Ofsie, lives the Study Group is al.so .show­ didn’t stop ■with his election. 50 X 60-inch white plastic tops; white plastic up­ Hotel on 37th St. and Madison against every mle of sense a po­ ing signs of acting big. A tru- Reg. $29.95 Barrel Boudoir Chair, brown 1 9 .9 5 Reg. $45.00 Table Lamp, fruitwood with large foam back and seats, box pleats; beige scenic tap­ ably be trying to develop in any case, es were fired from their main jobs on liceman in this city should have. in a 2-room apartment at 22 Several days after Nov. 3 a holstery in stardust p a tte rn ...... 66. Ave., which Is where Julius Of- Jackson St., in the Gouverneur 1. sm of liberal plot.s and plans amber fo n t...... 2 1 JJO estry. Opens to full size bed with innerspring ; even if they had almost no pretext at the railroad because it seemed to the sle died late Saturday afternoon Crowe, the officer, reported cross was burned on his front Reg. $69.95 Maple Lane Cedar Chests, Colonial Reg. $93.30 (2) 5 Pc. Daystrom Groups, 42” Housing Project, on the lower is that words usually speak lawn. all? railroad management that their con­ with a cop's bullet in his head. that after the car Ignored his louder than deeds. styling, each...... 4 9 .5 0 Reg. $28.50 China Table Lamp, Provincial blue mattress...... 2 5 9 . Blast Side. He is a slight gray­ Obviously, then, Boggs feels round table with white stardust plastic top, four One answer Is that. In our mainte­ duct had been “unbecoming to railroad Julius Ofsie was just another direction he stuck his hand In ing man with false teeth. The Last week, for example, two Reg. $99.50 Lane Modem Walnut Lowboy chairs with plastic tan-weave upholstery, each bird china appliqued...... 1 2 .0 5 face on a street in New York to turn the Ignition key and DSG .seniors Reps. Frank deeply about party loyalty and nance of American military bases and employes.” living room of his apartment is the importance of making a di.s- (3edar C hest...... , ...... 6 9 . s e t ...... 59. Reg. $28.50 China Table Lamp, china straw­ that was crowded. He was 64 stop it. This was on the comer filled with family pictures. Thompson of New Jersey and personnel In the islands, we, have not This would be, perhaps, a rather ^ and he 'was walking in front of of Madison Ave. and 35th St. Morris Udall of Arizona- - tinction between Southern Reg. $79.95 (3) Lane Modem Walnut Cedar Reg. $207.50 5 Pc. Danish Style Dinette; walnut­ berries appliqued...... 1 2 .9 5 Upholstered Chairs "My brother," he said. "He's Democrats who stood up for yet agreed to pay the same complete served and delicate way of expressing the hotel at about 5:45 p.m. He said he couldn’t reach the laying dead and I’m so upset I lunched with the shrewd, high- Chests, each ...... 5 9 .5 0 grained plastic rectangular top, 4 highback chairs Reg. $63.50 Tole Table Lamp with metal shade, homage to Filipino sovereignty we pay it, but the main point still stands. Such Saturday when a traffic patrol­ ignition and the car kept going, hardly know' what to do. I got ly-resp.»cted Democratic Whip, their national ticket and Wil­ Reg. $97.00 Contemporary Armless Lounge liams and Watson, who didn’t. Reg. $110.00 Bookcase Headboard, 6 ft. 6 in. in orange p lastic...... 166. to the sovereignty of most other na­ a thing as bombing a church has been man, Patrick Crowe, took out dragging Crowe -with it for the troubles with my w'tfe. She Rep. Hale Boggs of Louisiana. 3-candle design ...... 2 8 .5 0 Chair, foam rubber cushion, walnut frame, gold length of four cars. They plugged hard for their Accordingly, Boggs now leans maple model for King size bedding...... 6 6 . Reg. $257.50 5 Pc. Dinette, octagonal walnut ex­ tions in which we have military posi­ frowned upon by as respectable and solid his gun and started shooting at just got over a major operation Reg. $22.50 Tole Desk Lamp, black ...... 9 .9 5 textured and matching strip ^ covers-----6 9 J I 5 a car that wouldn’t stop for The list of policemen who and now she has to go back in reform package and for a vote toward support of the fourth tension plastic top table, 4 highback chairs in white tions. We do not concede the Filipino a member of society as a railroad man­ Reg. $44.50 (3) Night Stands, maple cabinet Reg. $25.00 Tole Desk Lamp, bridge arm, him. He shot four times, tw'ice have been killed or crushed be­ for another one. I got my hands on all parts of it by .secret bal­ I>art of the DSG package, the style with shelf and drawer, each ...... 2 9 .9 5 upholstery...... 189. Reg. $65.00 Tub Chair, foam rubber cushion, courts complete jurisdiction over the agement. What the headline said was in the air, he reported, and then cause of cars dragging them is full, I tell you." lot when the 295 Democrats purge of Williams and Wa'tson green ...... IIJ M I olive-and-persimmon p rin t...... 4 9 .9 5 conduct of our military men outside true: bombing a church has become t'wice at the car. One of the bul­ long. But Crowe bounced free meet in a party caucus on Jan. Morever, he wants to reward Reg. $79.50 (2) Full size White French Pro­ Reg. $215.30 5 Pc. Daystrom Dinette, walnut­ 2 . Southern loyalists, particularly Reg. $35.00 Colonial brass Floor Lamp, cran­ their barracks. such a serious matter that you can even lets hit Ofsie in the head and he of the oar and fell to the street. (See Page Ten) vincial beds^ e a c h ...... 2 9 .9 5 grained plastic top pedestal table, 4 swivel chairs Reg. $79.00 Armless Contemporary Chair, foam fell on his face on the sidewalk. He went to the gpin right away. They also threw out a gentle youthful loyalists like Rep. in turquoise...... berry font, coolie shade in document print 1 6 .5 0 rubber cushion, red textured cover ...... 5 9 . This gets under the Filipino national lose your job because of It. hint. If Boggs, a liberal on all Charles Weltner of Georgia and Reg. $44.50 Commode Bedside Table, Danish 149. He was a messenger who was He killed one man and nobody Reg. $103.30 (2) 7 Pc. Daystrom Groups with Reg. $59.75 Table Lamp, large globe of world skin, and one of the recurrent cries in Imagine that! retired and he was shot for a knows how many he could have \ Herald issues except for civil rights, Rep. Robert Flilton of 'Tennes­ style in brown m ahogany...... 2 5 . Reg. $155.00 Pillow-back Lounge Chair, foam ttie demonstrations over the weekend walk. He was gone forever in a supports the reform package see, who risked defeat by cam­ 35 x 60” white stardust plastic top table, six high- in fruitwood fram e...... 2 0 . rubber cushion, contemporary styling, olive green killed If he had had good aim with ;iis custom ary vigor, the Reg. $59.50 Night Stand, Drexel Contemporary was for a renegotiation of the basic port of a second and he left a and killed the driver and the Yesterdays paigning for President Johnson. style in b u ttern u t...... 2 9 . back chairs in white plastic upholstery, each Reg. $46.50 Table Lamp, candle mold in copper, antique satin cover...... 9 9 . brother, two sisters, a daughter 170-odd members of the DSG If these two young loyalists agreements by which we maintain bases car went out of control and into will n-ot forget their gratitude set ...... 88. oblong print sh ad e...... 2 2 . NAM On The Poverty Projfram and a yellow chalk diagram on the crowds on the sidewalk. were rewarded 'Ovith prlidleged Reg. $129.00 Full Size Cannonball Bed in solid Reg. $79.00 Contemporary Lounge Chair, foam there in the first place. the sidewalk in front of the ho­ 25 Years Ago in any power struggle over seats on the Ways and Means Reg. $199.00 Daystrom Hutch, all walnut-fin­ Those who were waiting to see just Anybody who knows how to House Democratic leadership cherry by K lin g ...... 8 8 . rubber cushion, walnut legs, green texture . .5 9 . But the sharper grrievance seized tel on Madison Ave. The dia­ react to a lighted match does or Appropriations committee, a ished contemporary s ty le ...... 155. how the Poverty Program would go Lewis H. Piper of High involving the gpenial gentleman dramatic new lesson oh the val­ Reg. $79.50 Bachelor’s Chest, knotty pine in Reg. $97.00 High-back Contempori^ Wing Upon by the native agitators concerns about obliterating poverty in our time gram was made by police bal­ not shoot at a car on a street from Louisiana. Many House Reg. $16.00 Dinette Chair, wood back, white B ed d in g listics men. It is an outline of in the City of New York. Hit School faculty is guest speaker ue of party loyalty to the na­ light brown fin ish ...... ‘...... 4 9 . Chair, walnut legs, foam rubber T-cushion, green the way our soldiers guard their bases are still waiting. Allocations for the first at meeting of Professional Democi'als look on tfoggs as a seat Danish style. Can be used as an occasional 35 million dollars in Federal aid to local Julius Ofsie’s body and it says the driver. Hit a tire. Or hit tional Presidential ticket ■would Reg. $199.50 Chest of Five Drawers, solid Reg. $39.50 (2) 'Twin Size Innerspring Mat­ textured cover ...... 6 9 J I 5 against the thievery, sometimes petty, Women’s Club, speaking on possible Speaker some time in be written. living roorn piece...... 5 . groups have been unveiled. Much of it "Head" and "Right Foot" and the windshield and scare the the future. cheny ...... 1 4 4 . tresses by Blue Bell; choice...... 2 2 .9 5 sometimes major, of the natives. Re­ "Left Hand” and it is In yellow driver. Any of it can send a trend and significance of world Reg. $139.00 Lawson Lonnge Chair, foam rub­ will go into surveys and studies and in­ events. That point having been made, In addition to ■working quiet­ $13.95 Daystrom Dinette Chair, high back with cently, two more natives have been vestigations and meetings and boards chalk around dark bloodstains car out of control into the ly with Boggs and other powers Reg. $79.50 Solid Maple Cupboard with louvered Reg. $59.50 (20) Pieces Steams & Foster Bed­ ber cushion, kick pleats, beige tweed . . . .8 9 u 9 5 crowded sidewalks. You don’t General business and indus­ the DSG reform package was plastic upholstery seat...... 4 . killed, and one of them w'as a young and conferences and plans. The poor are on a wet sidewalk. trial upturn in Manchester dur­ unveiled for Boggs. It has four in the House, the DSG has set doors, 30 inches w ide...... 4 9 . ding. 6 Full size innerspring mattresses; 4 Full The diagram Is Important be- shoot at cai-s in this town. Reg. $115.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, foam rub­ boy who was doing nothing more seri­ still to be poor while a good many peo­ You take license plate number. ing 1939 affects almost every p a rts: up a 15-man subcommittee to Reg. $19.50 (2) Night Tables, map^e with Rumpus Room Furniture size box springs; choice ...... 3 2 .9 5 ple think over their plight. promote the four-part refomi ber T-cushion, plain toast co v er...... 8 9 . ous than scavenging shell metal from On Saturday, the cop shot. plant and mercantile establish­ A change in rules to prevent shelf ...... -.1...... 1 2 . Reg. $69.50 (13) Pieces of Stearns & Foster, That's sad, but it makes some sense The car got away, and Julius ment, according to comprehen­ Rules Committee from package among non - DSG (Actually outdoor pieces, but ideally suited to our artillery practice range. The soldier when you* ponder that the program au3,a Eclipse and Holman-Baker Bedding. 11 Full size Reg. $97.00 High-back Contemporary Lounga A Thought for Today Of.sie went onto his face, dead sive review of industrial and pigeon-holing bills; a switch in House members. your basement room or sun porch). Chair, walnut legs, rubber T-cushion, olive tex­ who shot and killed him is being held whole will gobble up a hundred billion with a bullet in his head. He retail business records for 1939. the Democratic-Republican ra­ Its job; To sell the package Dining Croups innerspring mattresses; 2 Full size box springs; Reg. $39.50 Settee woven of fine rattan . . . 19. for Army punishment, and the Army dollars in a decade, once it really gets Sponsored by the Manchester was a very important case tios on two major committees— to the New Democratic mem- tured cover...... ; ...... 7 9 . going, as recently forecast by a high Council of Churches Reg. $426.50 8 Pc. French Provincial Dining choice ...... 4 2 .9 5 paid his father S787 for the loss of his yesterday with police officials 10 Years Ago Ways and Means, and Appro­ bei^s and to line up as many Reg. $24.95 Rattan Cocktail Table to match Reg. $208.00 Contemporary Rocker, walnut arms Economic Opportunity office official. It and new.spapers and the dis­ priations to reflect the actual Room with 54-inch buffet, large table, 2 arm and Reg. $159.00 (2) Bedding Outfits by Holman- son, but the incident still somehow fails takes a prodigious amount of planning incumbents as possible. Rep. pieces above...... 1 2 . and base, persimmon plastic cover, and foam rub­ Full of Grace and Truth trict attorney. But beyond that, Manchester residents prepare two-to-one Democratic margin John Blatnik of Minnesota Is In 4 side ch airs...... 2 9 8 . Baker, 'Twin size in King size length (6” longer to make friends for us in the Philippines. even to squander that much money, let Julius Ofsie, who was just to welcome in new year 1955 In the House; a revolutionary Reg. $32.50 Redwood Settee, slat back and ber top, ottoman to match, 2 pieces ...... 1 2 9 . alone use it wisely. At this season of the year, charge of this missionary work Reg. $445.30 8 Pc. Walnut Contemporary Din­ than standard). Box spring and innerspring mat­ Whatever incidents like this occur, in it behooves us to mark the another face on a street before wdth house parties and celebra­ change In the method of select­ s e a t...... 18. This slow start seems even wiser when he died, was just another body tions at restaurants and at ing members and chairmen of Fhirther, the more controver­ ing Room. China, extension table, 2 arm and 4 side tress with each outfit. Per outfit . .. 8 8 . Reg. $182.00 Swivel Rocker, high back, foam the Philippmes, or in Japan, as they you read of some of the few' immediate grace and truth bom with the sial members of the Study Reg. $12.95 (7) Sling Chairs, wrought iron Christ-child. St. John writes in a box in the morgue on First churches where services are committees; and a purge of the ch airs...... 3 4 9 . rubber T-cushion, brown textured cover . . . 9 9 . have done in the past, there is one sharp action programs that have been given Ave. yesterday. scheduled. two Southern Democrats. Group, siuch as Rep. Reuas of frames with canvas covets. Good for modem living Reg. $69.50 (J) Posture Firm Twin Size Inner- the green light. that Christ "was full of grace Reg. $1,223.00 8 Pc. Heritage Italian Dining question which lurks in every Asian He lived on the fourth floor Board of Directibrs . plan The first and second parts of Wisconsin, are stay'lng In the spring Mattress by Holman-Baker in 6” extra long Reg. $79.00 ’Tub-type Occasional Chair, .maple High on the list is one In Washington. and truth." Here are two vir­ background. rooms or bedrooms. 4 green, 8 blue, e a c h ...... 9. mind. It Is this: Would the American tues needed today in like com­ of a dreary six-story apart­ meeting to discuss two major the DSG package now seem ah Room with oval table, large buffet, 2 lyre-back arm size ...... 3 8 . wood trim, foam rubber cushion, short box pleats, Itself, which provides for a weekly In- Water Department purchases, but certain of approval by the With all this, however, the soldiers fire quite so quickly and quite formsition and entertainment program bination. Because we err, we ment house on Brighton 12th chairs and 4 matching side c h a irs...... 9 7 5 . Broadloom - Rugs persimmon tweed cover ...... 8 9 . need the truth; because we in­ St. in Brooklyn. Nobody was buying backhoe and payloader, Democratic caucus. The third— purge of Williams and Watson ^ Reg. $169.00 Queen Size Bedding Outfit by Hol­ so straight if the trespass in question on ■yHF television. Now, the truly poor and question of addition to changing the hallowed seniority must be rated at less than 50- Reg. $209.00 (2) 5 Pc. Colonial Dinettes with man-Baker. 5' wide by 80” long, box spring and Reg. $159.00 High-back Wing Chair, foam rub­ who own UHF TV sets probably aje no jure. we need the gracj^. home yesterday morning. Reg. $7.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 501 Nylon were being committed around Some Christ’s way with grace and Around the corner, in 'a candy Washihgton School. • system- -hasn’t got a chanerf. 50, 'Hie key will be Speaker 48-inch round tables and 4 commander’s , innerspring mattress; outfit ...... -4119 . ber T-cushion, red textured cover, slightly .base in England or Germany? And how more numerous than magnolias in store, t-w'o big guys stood be­ Dorian Shainin chosen vice But It was Boggs’ reaction John W. McCJormack of Mas.sa- high-low loop textured ; Sea Green or Gold, Nome, Whoever thought up this idea truth was demonstrated with chairs ...... 1 5 0 . faded...... 8 0 , - does $787 compare with the latest fatal­ the woman at the well. Loving hind \the counter and argued president for Divisions and to the fourtli part, the purge of chusetts, who supported a simi­ »q. yd...... 5.95 may have some rational explanation of baseball with a customer who Technical Committees of Amer­ Williams and Watson, that is Reg. $157.80 (2) 5 Pc. Danish Modem Dinettes ity suit valuation of a human life in the her. He' would not hurt her. lar move in the past but might Reg. $98.00 Recliner, large size, tufted back, how anyone becomes affluent by staying drank a CJoke and had Sunday ican ‘Society fo’r Quality Con­ raising the hopes of the liber­ have reason this time to change with table and four chairs...... 1 1 9 . Reg. $7.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 501 Nylon Sofas - Love Seats -.United States? home and watching TV (if he has a • Graciously, He told her the green fabric-back plastic cover...... 6 9 J3 5 tru th about her way of life. papers in his lap. trol. als. his mind. high-low loop cobble textured; Olive or Bronze Sometimes, when’ we are not loved as set I but no explanation was given to Reg. $487.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, slim arm, the public which must pay the bills. The record tells us that her en­ Dining Room Pieces Gold, sq. yd...... 6<95 perfectly everj-where abroad as we our­ counter with God’s truth lov­ 2 foam Beat cushions, 4 loose back cushions; gold Miscellaneous Living Room The Fhow business approach surpris­ Reg. $24.95 ( 4) Maple Hitchcock style Side Reg. $7.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 100% Wool selves might like to think We are, there ingly showed up a second time on the ingly put forever changed her Wilton, salt-and-pepper Charcoal Tweed, antique satin ...... 2 5 9 . Is some subtle rough sliver of a reason. limited Washington, D.C., list in a proj­ life. Chairs, wood seat model, each...... 1 5 . ect to help train aspiring actors. Yet The Church needs this win­ sq. yd. 5.95 ■ Reg. $349.00 Contemporary Sofa, exposed wal­ Reg. $35.00 (3) Step Tables, Contemporary oil Beyond that, however, there is also an ning combination of virtues to­ Reg. $49.95 (2) Maple Ladderback Side Chairs, nut finished frame, 2 foam rubber cushions; olive- the actors’ unions loudly complain that antiqued finish, fibre-rush seats, each---- 1 2 .5 0 Reg. $11.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 100% Wool walnut, each ...... 2 4 J I 5 old and irrevocable law of gratitude. while the E. Taylors and J. Waynes day. For instance, some people Wilton tone-on-tone Rose-and-Beige, sq. yd. 9.95 and-gold floral print cover...... 2 4 9 . The more you do do for somebody, the make out financially, most professional lay aside the truth .so as to be Reg, $19.95 (5) Danish Walnut Side Chairs, Reg. $35.00 (3) Cocktail Tables, Contemporary more critical their appraisal fis likely to actors arc unemployed most of the "gracious” and not offend. Thus beige upholstered seats, each ...... 1 2 .5 0 Reg. $11.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 100% Wool Reg. $135.00 Contemporary Love Seat, loose oil walnut, match tables above, each .. . 24J9S time, and manage to live only slightly unfortunate leeways are toler­ Wilton, heavy sculptured face. Gold, sq. yd. 9.95 foam seat, royal blue textured cover ...... 89i| be for the llttlest thing you leave un­ ated by churchmen themselves. Reg, $59.50 (2) Maple Tea Wagons with drop* Reg. $35.00 (2) End Tables to match Contem­ done. more luxurious lives than braceros. Reg. $8.95 Sq .Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, heavy tex­ MeanwhlTe, New York newspapers are The sin of silence for a word leaves, each ...... 3 9 . Reg. $293.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, walnut porary oil walnut tables above, e ac h ...... 2 4 .9 5 scolding because the major arm of the of truth is a curse that injures Reg. $227.50 (2) Dining Tables, large 6-foot tured 501 Nylon face. Sandalwood, sq. yd. 6.95 base, foanv rubber seat cushions and back pillows; poverty play In impoverished Harlem, all involved. Reg. $8.95 Sq. Yd. 12 ft. Broadloom, 501 Nylon olive green textured cover .; ...... 1 9 9 . Reg. $35.00 (2) Comer Cocktail Tables, oil wal­ a thing called Haryou-Act, has capitu­ On the other hand, there are round drop-leaf knotty pine table with plank tops, nut Contemporary; match tables above, ea. 2 4 .9 5 Even A Queen lated to the political machine of the some with a zeal for the truth dark smoky finish, each ...... 1 7 5 . high-|ow loop pile; Sandalwood or Brown-Moss Reg. $199.00 90” Lawson Sofa, foam rubber Rev. Representative Adam Clayton not bom of love. Sensing error, Reg. $189.50 (3) Contemporary Walnut Buffe(^s, 'Tweedfi, sq. yd...... 6.95 cushions, kick pleats, sage green outline-quilted Reg. $105.00 Desk, Contempora^ oil walnut, Even a queen can rebel, once or twice Powell and chosen one of his henchmen they blurt out a ’’witnes.s’' not Rug Room Remnants; just right for hallways, pigeon hole top, white plastic writing bed, two In a reign, and indications are that grounded in grace and convey­ 60-inch size, each ...... 9 9 . cover ...... 1 5 9 . to run it.. Opponents of the Economic small room size rugs, scatter rugs and stairways. draw ers...... 6 9 J I 5 •Queen Elizabeth II, this year, decided Opportunity Act had warned that it ed by merciful concern. It is as Reg. $89.50 (2) Hostess Chairs, cherry Queen Reg. $107.00 Chair to match above...... 7 9 . to have a hand in writing out what her would lead to the creation of new po­ if one's responsibility was to Plain'and tweeds, wool and Nylon; assorted cojors, Reg. $57.50 (8) Round Cocktail Tables,.Con­ get the witness off his chest, Anne style with gold tapestry cover, each .. .4 9 . Reg. $179.00 90” Contemporary Sofa, channel own traditional Christmas message litical plums and the politicians ’have choice...... 1.00 to 36.00 temporary walnut with wedge inlays, each . -4 5 . lost no time in proving them right. rather than t» win a man by Reg. $298.00 (2) Knotty Pine Hutches, 6^inch . Reg. $156.00 9 x 12’ Chenille Rug, Earthtone back, foam rubber cushions, walnut legs; blue- would say to -the British Common- Congress and the voters had better tm th well put. » side in dark smoky finish, e a c h ...... Z 2 9 . Reg. $75.00 Record Cabinet, black and gold Co­ God grant that you might with red, green and gold. Store sample .... 139. and-olive te x tu re ...... 1 3 9 . woalth. keep an eye on the Federal activity, Reg, $199.50 (2) Knotty Pine Dry Sinks, 40- lonial style wH^h drawer ...... 4 9 4 1 5 Her apparent desire to say some­ which seems so far to be no more than find both grace and trulM mark­ Reg. $229.00 9 x 12 Braided Rugs, 100% Wool Reg. $87.00 Chair to match above only in beige ing! your tyfin life. T hrough Inch size, copper liner, dark shioky finish, thing which had a chance of represent­ ■ an untidy alliance betw'een study textureci cover...... 8 9 . Reg. $59.50 Step Table, topered legs, spool-turn­ groups, political hacks and publicists. prayer and Bible study, the in gold tones. As Is, needs cleaning...... 99. ing' some of her own thoughts and con- each ...... 1 4 9 . ed rail, drawer in top section ...... 2 9 .9 5 Meanwhile, in this Christmas season, spirit of the Matser can be Reg. $42.95 Maple Arm Chair, cane seat, Reg. $156.00 9 X 12 Heavy Chenille Rug, Earth- Reg. $139.00 68” StumivArip Contemporary •luslons rkthec than just the normal^ the poor still need help. On many cor­ yours. That spirit is the Holy tones with accents of red, g ^ n ahd gold; , Sofa, walnut legs, fqam rubber cushions, gold tex- ' Reg. $94.60 Console Cabinet, Italian Provincial •ontent of seasonal piety and Common­ ners the Salvation .Army or the Volun­ Spirit which He promises to all d e c o r a t^ ...... 29. who "se^, ask, and knock.” Used ...... 99. tyred cover...... 99. . fruitwo^, four drawers "'with brass .jHills, $4** wealth platitudes seems to have created teers of America will accept contribu­ ‘ Reg. $34.50 (2) Cherry Side Chairs, fiddle back tions. These organizations may not Ijnow Dp BO and you’ll rejoice for His' .wide, 31” high ...... 8 8 J 5 something of a stir in official British ' style with gold print seat upholstery, each .. 10. Reg. $99.00 9 X 12 Cotton Chenille Braided Oval Reg. $1J9.00 Love'Seat, slim arm Contemporary how 4 ,0 abolish poverty, but they have grace ^ d truth at work in your Reg. $89.50 (4) Coektai) Tables, maple ip-. that's why front of the gray building. Olsie s case, Because we're bu.sy, that's Noise came from the upper *?•■"'** '’bportant. Open 7 Duyii 11:80-9 ' 19M Publltberh Newspaper why? Do you think this is the floors. The inmates were shout-1 NAME only thing we got to do today ? Syndicate tS7 Weot Middle Turnpike W e got 21 cases here besides 24-HOUR him. W e got five homicides Our BEST PRODUCT! •3” HEATING STREET NORMAN from last night and 16 others. You think all we got is this CUSTOMER one thing to do We only got SPECIALISTS

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I a o i t w e l v e MANGHESim EVENmp HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 Section Two MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 iMtutrljrBtrr Ettptting IfpraUi MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 Page$ to , C o l i i f t d w 13 24 Bogli-Hurley Pratt^DeBandi IIANCHESTEB the lata Prosldent John F. Rd., Andover; Robert J. Hesael- Judith Hills Kennedy carried Connecticut, Hospital Notes bach, 82 Lydall St.; Heidi B. Weekend Crash District Firemen Democrats’ Sweep, Rec Events but lost Manchester. Hesaelbach, 82 Lydall St.; Ches­ The Herald endorsed Presi­ ter W. Wlncze, 860 Hartfogd Brings Arrest Battle Smoke Is Cited in dent Johnson, marking the first Vleitlng hours are 2 to^4 p.m. Tpke.,' Vernon; Mrs. Mae E. time in the paper's history In all areas excepting matern­ Charest, Birch Mountain Rd., that it had endorsed a Dem­ Police made one arrest and A atnoking radio tranamitteT t e l e v is io n Head List of Local Stories ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. Bolton; Mrs.-Patricia A. TTynn, Elks Contest B APPLIANCE ocratic_ -X presidential .. . ------c 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Mrs. Es­ issued one written warning as brought the 8th District Fire The lOH atory was ninth on rooms where they are 10 a.m. ther V. Richan)son, South Cov­ a result of motor vehicle acci­ Department into action early Thft top lifeal story of the« top nn storyo nrv .i ' to 8 p.m. VlsItorS are requested yeoterday. 'The smoke wee ema­ Miss Judith Ann HiHs, four days after she disappeared. entry; Albert Gustafson, 78 dents ^occurring durmg the 1964 was the Democratic TopTen Stories The Manchester High School not to smoke in patients’ rooms. Greenwood R d.; Dana A. Young, nating from a transformer in on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ She had l^ t been seen leaving weekend. an evening 4-H committee based organization of teen­ No more than two 'visitors at South Windsor; John P. Rohan, amateur radio set at 191 Hol­ gan Hills of Lakeview Park, is sweep in the Oct. 6 town agers was pledged a $5,000 second place winner in the meeting in Tolland. one time per patient. 183 Center St.; Gustave Arendt, William G. Moore, 55, of East lister SI. The fire crew used a . elections, according: to a 1. Democratic sweep of grant by the Connecticut State Hartford, was arrested for fail­ youth leadership contest spon­ town elections. Darwin was apprehended, 88 William St. smoke ejector to subdue the SEE THE poll taken 10 days ago Federation of Women’s CIu’:s, Patients Today: 202 DISCHARGED TODAY: Mri. ure to grant the right of way hazard. sored by the WilUmantic Lodge 2. Herdlc resignation, questioned and tried for first after a formal presentation by of EHks, according to an an' among: a representative rec audit report, and lump­ degree murder. Lucinda F. Boyce, 184 School after he was Involved in an ac­ Billowing smoke also necessi­ lOH member Betsey Hyde. ADMITTED TESTER- cident at Park and Chestnut nouncement by Frank Rizzo, sampling: of Manchester ing of paric-rec depart­ He pleaded Innocent to the St.; Mrs. Nancy L. Carr and tated calling the 8th District Miss Hyde had listed the DAY: SUnley Biske, 83 Ridge TOn, 40 Oobum R d.; and Mrs. Sts. Moore allegedly made a exalted ruler. residents. ments under one head. charge, but a jury found him aims and record o f the lOH fire fighters to 10 Robin Rd. at « Miss Hills, a senior at Wind­ 3. Charter changes, voted qullty of second degree murder St.; Donald 'Fisher, Thompson- Gilda Petretta and son, 146 left turn into the path of Bridg­ 8:35 la-st night. This time the However, a subsequent and won over presentations by School St. et Rooney of 74 Lockwood St. ham High S ^ool, is vice presi­ twice, and General Man­ and he was sentenced to a man­ several adults, pressing for vllle; lyayne Dletrichsen, 46 smoke ■was due to a delayed recheck discloses that an datory life term. The conviction BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son at the intersection. Patrolman dent of her class, a majorette ager Richsud Martin’s de­ their favorite projects. Spruce St.; Daryl Lugrinbuhl, switch in an oilbumer fax the captain, member of the Girls’ exclusive story that broke mand for review. Is now under appeal. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lelper, Curtis Wilson made the arrest basement. The pressure of the lOH, under the guidance of Diane Dr., Vernon; and a daugh­ about 11:30 yesterday. Student Council, Girls’ Athletic in Th^ Herald on Dec. 22 4. North Bind Renewal Darwin has never ceased to Miss Alice Madden, has set a Tolland; Linda Martin, 64 Pros­ .•rnioke blew open the furnace Council and the Senior Cabinet approval, tied In with Rob­ claim that he was innocent of pect St., Rockville; Mrs. Jean ter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor­ Court appearance for Moore may prove to be a sleeper, goal of $50,000 toward the ton, 561 Woodbridge St. door and filled the area with She is taking a college-business ertson School additions. the charge and that the confes­ Is set for Jan. 11. eventual construction of a year- McElraevy, 394 Porter St.; BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. .smoke. A smoke ejector quickly course. and may wind up taking: 5. Roy Darwin’s convic­ sion which the state introduced round, indoor, customized swim­ Bryan Peterson, East Hart­ A written warning for driv­ dispelled the spreading smoke. top honors for both this in the . triak was given by him and Mrs. Thomas RychUng, Cov­ She is also a member of St. tion for murder. ming pool. Where area handi­ ford; Mrs. Effle O’Connor, East entry; a daughter to Mr. and ing after drinking was issued Columba’s CYO and in the sum­ ROSE year and next. 6. Bruno DeMarco dis­ so that he could rest from what capped children can be taught Hartford; John Kaszowski, 110 to Walter F. Meier, 37, of 152 he called, the persistent gruel­ Mrs. Joseph ’Twarklns, 71 Ridge mer, a medical secretary at That waz the disclomire that missal and highway de­ to swim. Broad St.; Nancy Crockett, 14 St.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hawthorne St. accident, operated by Janet C. ling by state police. The 76-member lOH has Windham Community Memori' General Manag:er Richard Mar­ partment study. Gerard St.; Margaret Bemardi, Gunas, 163 Summit St.; and a Police say that Meier, south­ Reinhorn of 200 Spring St. and aJ Hospital. 7. Kennedy Day Camp Mrs. Darwin had been running raised $6,000 (plus the $5,000 tin win seek a leave of ab­ newspaper ads, offering a $3,500 45 Joseph St.; Mrs. Mary Mag- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jurtis bound on Main St., made a Ro.se M. Magee of 28 Ansaldi Mrs. Morgan Hills, Judy’s sence Oils spring:, ft>r foial re- for retarded children. grant) to date, and, with the notta, 32 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. Freiman, 98 Walnut St. sudden left turn into Wood- Rd.. had to be towgd away. No mother, has been appointed 8. National elation re­ reward to anyone who could pro­ help of civic organizations and ttremenl as of next November, duce evidence, proving her hus­ Amelia Zalcek, West Willing- bridge St. .striking a north­ police action was taken a.s a chairman of homemaker regis­ on his 60th birthday. sults in Manchester. area residents, hopes to reach ton; Mrs. Helen Petrowick. 67 bound vehicle operated by / j - i band’s innocence'. its goal within five years. result of the accident which oc­ try for the CAL Nursing Serv­ Another story that broke 9. lOH wins State Feder­ Bridge St.; Marie lannl, Hart­ Charles A. Morrel, 22, of Wap­ curred at Spruce and Wells Sts. ice, according to Dr. Irene ation of Women’s Club's Finishing sixth on the list of Winding up the top 10 stories Public Records late was Pioneer Parachute’s top stories was the dismissal of ford; Fred lamni,* Hartford; ping. The accident happened A minor accident occurred Manning, chairman of the plan to build a $600,000 plant. $5,000 grant for its work of the year is the Nov. 3 defeat Mrs. Norma Maloney, 296 analyst Bruno DeMarco, before of the proposed Sunday sale of about 12:15 early yesterday yesterdhy afternoon at E. Cen­ group. In either Manchester’s Buck- with the handidapped. Phoenix St., RFD 3, 'Vernon: morning. ter and Spruce Sts. The opera­ 10. Defeat of Sunday sale he had completed an authorized liquor in Manchester. Warrantee Deeds Mrs. Hills will be in charge land section or in Vernon. Tihls study of the highway depart­ Mrs. Lillian Naschke, 23 Nye Police reported a major ac­ tors involved were Maddlcne o f contacting lay people who story too should score high 'Of liquor proposal. A petition, containing the St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, Cov­ . John George England to Ray- ment. required five per cent signa­ cident occurred Saturday about Hersey of 91 Oak St. and Au­ could be called upon in homes BOWL among the top stories of next entry: Mrs. Glenna Miller, Cov­ ifiond F. Damato and Louis C. 2:30 in the afternoon. brey L. Langille o^ 240 Charter DeMarco, an employe of the tures of town electors, had been where there is a new baby or year. The questions had failed, for entry: Lynn Marie Johndron, Damato, property on east side Oak St. town’s auditors, Barry, Macri presented to the board of direc­ of New State Rd. Both vehicles involved In the where someone has debilitating Ths Democratic party’s Oct. want of sufficient affirmative and Co., had been retained by 18 Knox St,; James Robert Ulneas. 0 victory ■was only its third In tors for action toward a pro­ David L. Warren and Janet votes, in a May referendum, but the board of directors, over the posed. ordinance. Bousfleld, 48 S. Adams St.; Musical Chairs the history of Manchester pol­ Mrs. Maureen Prouty, 36 Dur­ D. Warren to Richard P. Hayes had been resubmitted for the objections of the Republican mi­ However, the board refused and Beverly S. Hayes, property First Selectman Clair Robin itics, and the most deciaWe. October vote, despite a May nority, after he had promised to kin St.; August Kivlmae. 256 All Democratic winners to act on the proposal and, in­ at 30 Jean Rd. ■on, in a kind of game of musi­ promise by Democratic Town make possible $280,000 of annual stead, placed it on the Novem­ Autumn St.; Harry McCor­ cal chairs, only in this one were swept into office by plu­ Chairman’''JTed Cummings that savings in the highway depart­ mick, 130 Pine St.; John L. Quitclaim Deeds ralities ranging from 800 to ber voting machines in the form Margaret P. Therrien to Jo- everyone gets a seat, has moved “ Win, lose or draw, we will not ment. of a referendum. Hoekstra, 53 Russell Dr., Ver­ * 7 “^ T,800 votes. resubmit them.’’ His periodic reports and his at­ non; Moses Hirth, 141 Fergu­ .seph J. Therrien, property at 33 from the farm on Rt. 6A which The proposal, if passed, would View St. The other victories occurred The most controversial of the titude had so antagonized town son Rd.; Joseph Bernard, 486 he and his wife have occupied far 1G58 and 1962, both times by have permitted the Sunday Hugh M. Joseloff to Miriam for 50 years. charter changes was the one officials that, when Highway sale of liquor in restaurants, N. Main St.; Frederick Hesse, slim margins. calling for a mandatory review Superintendent Ernest Tureck 48 Scott Dr., Vernon; Harold J. Abrahamson, David L. Abra- Robinson and his wife have The number two top story of hotels and clubs during the hamson, Libby Nevas and Len PARADE of the general manager's per­ had threatened to resign if De­ hours of noon to 9 p.m. Hart, Wapping: Roy C. Garey, moved to the former Horace Nevas, interest In property off 1964 proved to be JEunes Her- formance in November of every Marco continued his study, the Manchester has always been 42 Seaman Circle, and Thomas Porter house on Columbia Buri&n Moss photo dlc’s resignation from the post Tolland Tpke. Green, which Robinson owns second year, commencing with latter was removed and Myron a dry town on Sunday, and Its Anderson, Boarswamp Rd., An­ MRS. ALAN GOODALE PRATT o f recreation superintendent, dover. Marion R. Veysey to Allan and has rented to Xfr. and Mrs. November, 1966. .Weiner was retained to complete voters, since 1917, have now de­ Butler photo coupled with the critical rec re­ the study. ADMITTED TODAY: John J. L. Veysey, property at 236 W. Harry Cafrella. ’The Cafrellas The Democrats and Republi­ feated the proposed change six Center St, MRS. GARY L. BOGLI Miss Cynthia Mae D€Bandi<^polnsettias and holly. The port, and the Nov. 16 lumping cans on the board of directors The recommendations made times. Hutchinson Jr. 113 Helaine Rd.; Building Penults have moved to the home occu­ became ^the bride of Alan Good- bridesmaids were dressed In AND of the park and rec depart­ Other stories which receive Kathleen Morrison, Coventry; pied by Robinson’s son, C. Leo­ and the charter revision com­ in Weiner’s final report were To Horace H. Brown, altera­ V Mias Elizabeth R. Hurley of<» Mrs. Raymond Kocum of ale Pratt, both of Manchester, emerald ^green velvet gowns ments under one head, Horace votes in the top story poll John Bujauclus, 80 North St.; nard Robinsem, on Lake Rd. and mission carried on a spirited incorporated, but no evident tions to dwelling at 24 E. Ma­ East Hartford and Gary Bogli Saturday morning at St. Bar­ styled to match the honor at­ Murphey. are: and Mrs. Emma Southwell, Leonard, who has operated the Broad Brook, sister of the battle over the proposal. The savings were pinpointed nor ef­ ple St.. $200. of Manchester were united in bride, was the matron of honor. tholomew’s (Jhurch. tendant’s with white fur head- Herdlc, for 11 years recrea­ Democratic majority on both fected. Ronald “ Red” Smith, who Cornwall. family farm for many years, tion head, announced his retire­ To Eugene Girardin for Rob­ marriage Saturday morning at Miss Mary C. Hurley of East The bride is a daughter of pieces and fmuffs. agencies prevailed, and the pro­ The Kennedy Day Camp was the first local man ever to DISCHARGED SATURDAY: has moved to his father’s farm ment on the same day that he ert Newton, alterations to SC Mary’s Church, Bast Hart­ Hailford, sister of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeBandi of Anthony A. Aponik of West- posal was submitted. story placed seventh among the win both the state and New John Fldler, 22 Hawthorne St.; on R t «A. port, Pa., served as best man. was named the state’s most Eingland amateur golf titles in dwelling at 168 Benton St., $2,- ford. was a bridesmaid. 73 Scarborough Rd. The bride­ In the midst of the debate top stories of 1964. Michael Goldsnider, Box 416, 550. Robinson, convalescing after The bride is a daughter of groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ushers were James D. White- outstanding recreation super­ General Manager Martin him­ the same year, RFD 2, Bolton; Robert H. Ven- ’The attendants were dressed hill of ’New TTork City and intendent. The camp for retarded chil­ The unexplained June 16 To Walter Gottier. altera­ •everal weeks in the hospital, Mrs. Daniel D. Hurley of East Robert W. Pratt of 122 Wara- self requested a formal review nart, 11-H Bluefield Dr.; Dan­ tions to dwelling at 62 Pearl moved for reasons of health. alike in aisle-length gowns of noke Rd. Theodore Busk of Midland, On Oct. 1 he received the dren was conducted on a knoll murder of Manchester’s Meyer ford land the late Daniel D. for June 16. at-Globe Hollow with Harry F. iel J. Mikolowsky, 41 Alexan­ St., $1,600. Leonard, farmer that he is, emerald green velveteen, de­ The Rev. Richard C. Bollea Mich., and New York City. Governor’s Award for his cita­ Tober in his baseball manufac­ H url^. The bridegroom is a The review Was held in a Smith as its director. der St.; Mrs. Julie Vincent and To Public Sign Service for move for reasons of conveni­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. signed with fitted bodice and of St. Bartholomew's Church Mrs. DeBandi wore a gold tion, and on Oct. 17 he left his crowded hearing room, but no turing plauit In Rock-ville. daughter, 50 CUnton St.; Mrs. an A-Ilne skirt. They wore It was the recipient of a Norman’s Furniture, sign at Kids find every meal's a picnic ence. ’The Cafrellas sort of Bogli, 23 Riverside Dr. performed the double ring cere­ peau de soie dress with match­ post to enter private business. recommendations nor actions re­ The dispute between the Joan Martin and son, 58 Skin­ 199 Forest St., $350. matching headpieces and car­ $3,(MX) matching grant from the moved for a seat in the chair. The Rev, John J. Kieley of mony. David Almond was the ing accessories. The bride­ GAME His resignation took place sulted. < Manchester Education Associa­ ner Rd., Rockville, and Mrs. To Frank R. Moran for groom’s mother wore an irri- Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Founda­ BloodmoUle Visit Set St. Mary’s Church performed ried bouquets of red roses with organist. Bouquets of red and within a 90-day probation gDri- Opinions on the signifance of tion and the Manchester Feder­ Mary Jane Parker and daugh­ descent green matelasse dress Ralph Chapman, alterations to with yummy Catere.'s Kitchen The Red Cross Bloodmoblle the double ring ceremony. Bou­ holly. white poinsettias were on the od granted by G^eral Manager the formal review remain mixed tion and held three camp ses­ ation of Teachers over the ter, Tolland. dwelling at 53 Eleerfield St., with matching accessories. sions of two weeks 'each, with will visit the Columbia Chap­ quets of poinsettias were on Selden Lee Bogli of Man­ altar. Martin, during which time he to this day. manner in which local teachers DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; $700. chester served as his brother’s The bride, given in marriage Both mothers wore corsages of was to Incorporate the many 154 campers and 64 teen-age, are to be represented before the Miss Madelyn Drum, 11 Faith To Andrew Ansaldi, 3-family ter Jan. 4 from 12:45 to 5:30 the altar. white phalaenopsls orchids. Number four top story was 1 Potato Salad from Stop & Shop! pjn , according to Mrs. Paul The bride, given in mar­ best man. Ushers were Mark by her father, wore a full- recommendations of the rec that of North End Renewal, tied volunteer counselors In attend­ board of education’s personnel Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Julia Bi- dwelling at 129 McKee St., A reception was held at the ON A ance. committee. Brandiall of Andover, the new­ riage by her uncle. John M. Kil­ Bogli of Manchester, brother length gown of velvet trimmed audit report. In with the $679,CKX) Robertson retta, 28 Edgerton St.; James $27,600. Manchester Country Club. The The 28th Annual Thanksgiv­ ly-appointed Chapter chairman ty of East Hartford, wore a of the bridegroom, and Peter A. with lace appliques, designed The rec program has been School addition. Camp Kennedy received ex­ J. Lyman Jr., East Hartford: To Andrew Ansaldi. 4-family Crombie of Hartford. with bateau neckline, long ta- couple went on a plane trip to beset with difficulties to the cellent reports from several ing Day Road Race, sponsored James L. Olbrys, 36 Keeney St.; dwelling at 117-119-121-123 Mc­ ot the blood program, full length gown of ivory peau Bermuda. They will live at Both proposals were approved de soie, designed with jewel A reception was held at Sun­ l^red sleeves, prince.ss waist­ present, with a walkout of life­ at the May 19 referendum. consultants of the foundation, by Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars ' Mrs. Josephine Adams, 110 Lake Kee S t, $35,000. Mr. Bramhall said that this A-12 E. Peabody Ter., 900 Me­ of Lebanon. neckline, long tapered sleeves set Ridge Country Club, East line, bell-shaped skirt and de­ n e w 1 9 ® ® ' — . guards from the town’s swim­ The redevelopment project, and its proudest moment came time of year creates a greater morial Dr., Cambridge, Mass., ming pools in July, and a three- The creation of the Northeast |------7------need for extra pints of blood, and sheath skirt terminating Hartford. For a plane tr^ to tachable chapel-length Wat­ after Jan. 4. to be accomplished at an overall on July 22, when Mrs. Rose- day stay-away protest by six ■ .Kennedy visited the sifte. Disposal District, comprising due in part, to aocidents on the into a cathedral-length train. the Virgin Islands, Mrs. Bogli teau train. Her bouffant elbow- Mr. and Mrs. Pratt are 1960 cost of $2.2 million, is ex^ Her elbow-length veil of il­ wore a green tweed walking length veil of illusion was ar­ part-time rec employes early pected to rejuvenate the North \She toured the camp, chatted the towns of Manchester, Ver­ road. graduates of Manche.ster High non, South Windsor and l^lton, lusion was attached to a match­ suit with brown accessories. ranged from a coronet of vel­ RHILCO this month. End, substitute modem business and joked with the children, Mrs. Oarl Gosline, recruit­ School. Mr. Pratt received a vet rosebuds. She carried a bou­ The third place top story of buildings and residences for and charmed everyone who and formed to establish a co­ ment chairman, will have her ing silk rose trimmed wiU) The couple will live on Burn­ BA with honors from Ohio operative refuse disposal area. pearls. She carried a bouquet of side Ave., Blast Hartford, after quet of white calla lilies. the year was the approval, in structures which are beyond came in contact with her. committee begin contacting Wesleyan University. He is a October, of 12 charter revision The completion of the new donors this week. Anyone not white roses. Jan. 3. Mrs. Robert H. Carrier of member of Beta 'Theta Pi so- repair, and enable that section She left behind high praise questions. Incorporating ap­ of town to compete with down­ Central Firehouse and the de­ PLAYTEX Manchoster was the matron of | cial fraternity and Phi Betta C O L O R T V for the operation, epecially for contacted may call Mrs. Go.sline molition of the 60-year-old Co. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss . Kappa, an honorary fraternity. proximately 30 changes in the town Manchester and surround­ the very fine efforts of the vol­ or Mrs. Fred Macht for an ap­ Squadron Officer School at the Marshall Nuhfer, Mrs. Arthur town’s 1947 charter. ing shopping centers. 2 Firehouse, behind the Lincoln Nancy A. Howe of Wellesley. * He is a sophomore at Tufts unteer counselors. School. i pointment or may walk in Jan. Air University, Maxwell AFB, Sweet and Mrs. Kenneth Fox. wMl 20/20 COLOR VISION The town’s share of the cost Ala. He is a graduate of the Auxiliary Meets Mass., and Miss Andrea Pratt University, School of Medicine A week or so later, she kept The pre-conceived plan by 4. of Manchester, sister of the and a participant in The Spe- of renewal is approximately University of Connecticut and a ’The women’s auxiliary of the a promise .she had made and which the late Francis Happeny [ Service News bridegroom. $120,000, and is included in the First Lt. Gerald F. Smedley, member of Phi Sigma Kappa. Volunteer Fire Department clal Research Program at the CHAR-BROILEO TO ORDER AT forwarded about ,50 autographs, courted arrest for refusal to 1 The matron of honor wore a school. His wife received a BS $1.7 million bond issue, sold to be distributed among the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace His next duly station will be meet tonight at 8 in the fire­ full length gown of red velvet, earlier this month. pay a toll on the Charter Oak I Westover AFB, Mass. with distinction in social sci­ double the picture­ counselors. Bridge, in order to test the le­ Smedley of Winter Rd,. has house. Mrs. Clarence Grant, designed with bateau neckline. ence from Simmons College.____ Plans are now being drawn graduated from the USAF’s publicity chairman, said busi­ Placing eight on the list of gality of the bridge toll. Cancer Drive Sets Record three - quarters - length sleeves She is presently studying for a pulling POWER mmSliloln Pit No 38 for the future redevelopment of top stories is that of the No­ Mrs. Nathan Pell, chairman ness will including winding up and bell-shaped skirt. She wore M. Ed. in an internship pro- of PhHco Color TV! ^ Manchester’s Downtown Shop­ The resignation of Atty. John of the Cancer Fund, has an- ] the year's affairs and discuss­ vember national election re.sults Shea from his post of GOP a white fur tiara and carried a gram at Harvard Graduate GIANT ping Area. in Manchester. nounced that the drive has: ing plans for the future. matching muff trimmed with School of Education. Placing fifth on the list of town chairman and the election The 8,000 plurality given lo­ of Town Director Fronds Del-^ reached a record amount this i etesiw recaption even m hinge ar top 1964 stories is the March year. j Manchester Evening Herald cally to President Lyndon laFera to replace him. * conviction of Roy F. Darwin Johnson surprised even the This was due, in part, she; Columbia correspondent, Vir­ S T E A K 9 9 ' Sr. of Andover for the Septem­ The death, ^ in August, o f ginia M. Carlson, telephone SANDWICH ' most optimistic of prognostica­ Willard B. Rogers, Manchester’s said, to the bowling leaghie pro­ V V ber, 1963 murder of Hope tors. gram, carried out by Mrs. Pell 228-9224. Rothwell of Bolton. colorful and noted figure. OH BONANZA BUN I It was the highest plurality The June retirement of 16 and Mrs. Sol Koenlgsberg earl­ ^ Zipser Club WITH BALAO Miss Rothwell, 17-year-old ever given a presidential can- ier this year. • NO TVmNe veteran teachers, with a com­ GIANT Manchester High School senior, j dklate in Manchester’s history. The community contributed NEW YEAR’S Open 7 Days 11:80-9 was found in a secluded spot bined service of 560 years. I and was especially impressive These then were the top local Jl,229 and about $300 of this sum W IN E S - LIQ U O R S p NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY | S87 West Middle Turnpike off Dockerel Rd. In Tolland, in comparison with 1960, when stories of 1964. was from the bowling program. CORDIALS JANUARY Many residents also contributed LOWEST PRICES memorial gifts. Mrs. Pell expressed her thank.s ARTHUR DRUG FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS 4 to residents and to her commit­ o e tee. Mrs, Louise Smith, Mrs. DIXIE COLONNA Your local laundry can ^ REFRESHMENTS 4 BATHROOM DISPENSERS PARMESAN CHEESE give you the best serv­ Pkg. of 60s 85c 2 oz. 15c 9 DURING INTERMISSION 6 BATHROOM REFILLS 4 oz. 21c ice and the most eco­ 100 Ct. Pkg. 45c 8 oz. 6Sc nomical rates. Call us 16 oz. 97c Moke Reservations Now with Club Steward tor all of your needs, Choicesf Meafs In Town F O O D STORES/f* Save up to 25% on THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES CRAVY MASTER dry cleaning, too. (Also Today DANCING 9 P.M. to 3 A.M. "FOR MAKING GRAVY” LOHMANN'S From P.M. On) CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD ITEMS SLICED PICKLED BEETS TUESDAY ONLY! 8 • All 82-Channel VHF-UHF reception • LEAN. ALL-BEALL-BEEF h Best-Selling Plnytex NEW SYSTEM 24.000 volts of picture power • Auto­ 2 Oz. Bot. 23c matic Picture Pilot never lets colof 10 Oz. Jar 25c LAUNDRY wash out or turn garish • Out-front SNOW SNOW HAMBURG Sound; Illuminated Channel IndicatoM NEW ENGLAND STVLB Bras and Girdles AND DRY CLEANING MANHATTAN STYLE CLAM CHOKER SNOW NOW PRICED LOWER GLAM CHOWDER SNOW’S ON HABRIS6 n ST. (44) FISH CHOWDER SA VE$1.0a a. Playtex Uving* Long Line Bra Off East Center St. V 16 Oz. Tin 2 5 c CORN CHOWDER 10 Oz. n n 2 5 c o n /y $ 5 9 5 reg. $6,95 Opposite the Cemetery 2 : 9 9 '’ Then 15 Oz. Tin 25c (Limit 6 lbs. per customer) 16 Oz. Tin 23c K length Long Line Bra only $495 reg, $5.95 For Pickup and Delivery there was SNqW Call 649-7768 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SNOW SAVE $1.00 Branches at: 209 North Main this guy MIKCED CLAMIS SUGAR HEART b. Playtex Living Stretch Bra St. and 601 Hartford Rd. 817 HIGHLAND STREET— PHONE 648-4278 WELSH RAREBIT Pure Clover Honey CLOROX with odjuttable stretch straps, and sheer ixiek and sidos. only $ 39 5 reg. $4.95 who 5 YEARS •tVi Or. Tin 2 5 c hid out lOVi Ot. Tin 3 5 c 8 ox. jar 25c Q t. 23c SAVE $2.00 16 ex. jor 45c c. Playtex Cloth Lined Zipper Ponty Girdles with 5 KEEBLER-SUPREME Vi G a l. 41c with Fingertip Panels Choc. Fudge Sand., 16 oz. only $ 9 9 5 reg. $11.95 MANCHESTER'S V SERVICE NABISCO S a v e 3c O n Riggio Dutch Choc. Creme SUNSHINE PROTECTION CONTRACT Variety Creme, 20 oz. pkiDE ASSORTMENT SAVE $1.01 CHEEZ.IT G a llo n s ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER Su“b 3 pkgc. $1.00 d. Playtex Fashion Magic* Bras (Cotton $ loeo) REE OF EXTRA COST 11 Oz. Pkg. 3 9 c 67c 2 for only $ 3 ^ reg. $2.50 ea. Sandwiches 10 Oz. 29c (not shown) Black Cotton B Lgco OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! only $ 2 4 5 reg. $2.95 from LIBBY'S\ LIBBY'S LIBBY’S SAVE $2.00 Stop&Shop BEEF STEW LIHUY’S CHIU CON CARNE CORNED REEF HASH POTTED MEAT o. PlaytOK Ctolh-Linod Girdlos With Fingertip Paneb MORIARTY BROTHERS only $ 6 9 5 reg. $8.95 -he ate 4 24 Oz. Tin 4 9 c 15i/i Oz. Tin 3 5 c ay, Oz. 2 F6r 39c SERVING YOU WITH MANCHESTBB 16 y, Oz. Tin 43c S A V l $ l M ^ 24 24 . and used the |not shown) Playtex Living Sheer Bro Mobilheat LIBBY'S with sheer elastic ixick opd sid<^ other one LIBBY'S INTROVIGNE onfy $295 reg. $3.95 HOUR [m ^ i ] HOUR LIBBY'S VIENNA SAUSAGE GRATED CHEESE FUEL OIL BURNER to fight his CORNED BEEF SPANISH RICE 4 Ok. Tin 2 For 4 7 C 2 ex. 25c DELIVERY TELEVISION APPLIANCE FUEj. OILS SERVICE Rid brother off. 12 Oz. Tin 5 5 c 10 Oz. Tio 21c 4 ex. 41c AM bfo sizes-p.32A-44C. D * »^ee $1.00 more t J.IPTON AN girdle sizes—XS, S, AA, iH^xtro large sizes $1.00lnciore ^hocl^Full O' Nuts S A L A D A T ^ s INTROVIGNE CALL 643-5135 INSTANT TEA * FLAVORED MAIN STREET c o m SA V E lOe BEXT TO STOP and SHOP BREAD CRUMBS., 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER' 1V2 ox. jer Phone 643-4123 . ' ' i l l I O f. |«r -79c 1 Lb. Tin 9 1 c Pkg. of 48 Tea Bogs 51c. 9 Oik'Pkg. 27c Pitoes IiMiliidGt Dettfery, W urr^tyt IiiitGlIatloB and A vsn ife mum

■ , • .■ *4 L-'i. ftAfil jrOUBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OUNNw MONDAlf, DECEMBER 28, 1964 UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, M ANCl^TER, CXJNN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1964 PAGE PurrMM Paratroop Nurses A ll Stop a Shop ^TBUNG'' W YOU IS OUR nSASUREI Aid Viet Wounded •StTB . . . with delicious fresh Party Foods ■AlOON. South Viet Nam^they were women first. They tFuecekek (A P ) — South Viet Nam has Its attended to such feminine requi­ mM from our famous CATERER'S KITCHEN own Florence Nightingales of sites as lipstick and combing • m w 'S J f i S m. their hair before tending to first one aw r'w *'* Wm air, a platoon of hardy girl aid. Your pleasure is pleasing your guests with carefully paratroopers trained to Jump ,S A T .f^ No doubt they were working g o o d With the troops In combats on the premise that a wounded cou eo^ prepared foods. Take time to enjoy your own party 'Ihey a ^ All trained nurses. soldier wants a nurse as beauti­ PIZZAS — let our Caterer’s Kitchen do the work. A ll tho Ihelr tUents were demonstra­ ful as she is competent. ted in a recent exhibition when The paratroop nurses are giv­ foods are completely ready to serve! fliey levied out of lumbering en the same rigorous training as WMW UVMM Mf M rAWSON C47s high over Saigon and land­ male paratroopers and are YEAB, , Moars Stop‘Shop ^ ed tn the Saigon River. trained also in the use of weap­ STEAK Fresh Pizza Pies, large size 69* small 39* They were right on target. ons. SUPER MARKETS Dragging waterproof medical The airborne command is OPEN TIL 9PM TUES. & WED. Pizza Sub Sandwiches -.a 39* kits behind them, they swam to considering enlarging their OPEN 'TIL 6PM THURSDAY the river bank and were soon complement of women to more administering first aid to sever­ than 300. CLOSED FRIDAY, NEW YEARS DAY » Individual Chicken Pies Inyl M(t taat laS Mm 49* al paratroopers who were in­ “We want to be as self-con­ ^ ^ ^ 1 i i i f \ jured in the Jump. tained as possible,” an airborne SALE But not before they showed officer told newsmen. that on6 fo r the road coffee * Puddings and Gelatin Desserts and aslads a ^ 3 9 * The hairy millionaires have ^ ^ GRAND UNION A A * Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Macaroni Salad a«i 39* set up a projector which flashes CHUCK AQc People song titles and words on a small r REGULAR OR DRIP ^ [ 1 C screen on the front of the stage. ^‘Macaroni and Cheese A Marly «M Mr yaw yarV 3***' M 0 \ “ One day, perhaps, we’ll have STEAK h tJ^gs fixed up where the au­ OFFEE ^Delmcnico Potatoes Mat iNat and aarva 3 ftw* In The dience can hear us,” said one of SHOOLDBR thi group. 'T h is item alao available in bulk at atorea that have aervic* Z i Beatles are appearing at “Deli” Department!. a Uondon theater. LONDON BROIL ilV- News On leaving the theater, one INSTANT COFFEE r S 9 FOR BRAISOia girl said: “It was marvelous. I ''Party Paek” sf • fill yoNiiet at a spMlal yrlMl fainted three times.” ffilCHTEB MAHABANl OF SIKKIM FLANKEN RIBS TIVERTON, England (AP) — GAUON OF POTATO SAU D MAMRi^UUAD DUKE OF WINDSOR •RAND ONION A pedr of burglar.s raided the LEAH HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) - ’The eountry home of Mrs. Denys Made the way you'd M b CARTON Duke of Windsor is expected to P O R K 'N BEANS 2 * 3 9 ' Rhodes, a cousin of Queen Eliz­ RED CHEEK take a sightseeing drive around make them yourielft SI. 12 valael abeth n , and made off with GROUND CHUCK * Houston early this week, his 2.75 money belonging to the Mahara- APPLE JUICE a 2 7 ' MIDDLE COf _ first outing since undergoing •R A N D W AY al of Sikkim. surgery Dec. 16. Police didn’t disclose the He sat on the Methodist Hos­ CHUCK STEAK amount of money taken from Stop & Shop Swiss Cheese *6 9 * pital sun deck Sunday and spent LIQUID DETERGENT RIB the maharani, who is the former •RAND ONION much time reading and working ■opa Cook, a New York social­ in his room. lava lOe . .. lay Prida Brand C O i ite. The thieves also took some .SOAP PADS FRESH BAKED Jumbo Cleaned Shrimp I at ran J r ’The former British king, now NEWPORT ROAST o f Mrs. Rhodes’ Jewels, includ­ FONDA WHITE 70, underwent abdominal sur­ ing a brooch given to her as a NANCY LYNN * gery for the removal of an Cream Cheese «ain.'^r.X!M d[yT*p iwtaw yJLw 25* wadding present by the queen. PLATES aneurysm — or blister — on his KLEENEX COCKTAIL BLUEBERRY PIE or Only the housekeeper was in aorta. SIRLOIN OCc Bw thrae-story Georgian home Stop & Shop Date ft Nut Bread mw 49* He plans to leave the hospital NAPKINS BLUEBERRY CRUMB whan the thieves helped them- sometime this week. ■aivaa. Her attention was diver­ STEAK Cliquot Club Beverages i:J!;s‘;rtci*JJ!Jri 5 aNC. 95* ted by a teleiAione call, but she MARY HARTLINE aaw me two thieves leaving as CALVERTON, N.Y. (AP) — put down the phone. Woolworth Donahue, 61, mar­ Educator Party Snacks 3 pW* ^ ried wife No. 8, actress Mary DB. M ICH AEL D E B AK E T DEL MONTE Hartline Carlson, 36, in a pri­ iK A rrm ro c b la t d i j h jh ^ I CLUB STEAK i NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Mi­ Our Best Brisling Sardines haawMd Narmvtaa 4 *Maa vate ceremony at his Long Is­ BREAKFAST chael E. DeBsdcey, the cardio­ land estate Saturday, the Dally MINTwiih LEAVES ”^ 3 9 ' vascular surgeon who recently News said today. McVITIl ^ MM Whole Sweet Pickles 39* operated on the Duke of Wind­ ORANGES t e K U L L E T Donaihue, a cousin of Wool- S o s sor, aajra many strokes can be WHEATOLOS 19' BOlfELCSS worth heiress Barbara Hutton, exAmuinoNrAMnTsuEPKS. n A - avoided If doctors have access was last wed to Judith (Baby to latest research findings. Doll) Church, a cocktail wait­ I l k POTATO CHIPS ^ 5 9 ' CROSS RIB ROAST The Houston physician, speak- ress whom he met in a Palm 3 ^ 9 8 * hiK on a televisicm program, Beach, Fla., nightspot. 'They •ROOND ealled for the Johnson adminis­ were married in 1960 and di­ REALEMON JUICE & 5 9 ' Hl-C DRINKS tration to Implement a $2.9-bil- vorced last year. raZfUBAKZ SLICED U. 1 a. n #• Hon crash program of research NECK & TENDERLOIN It was the third marriage for 5 9 RONELCn TOP ROOHD «c an heart disease, cancer and Miss Hartline. Her first mate, i PULLMAN LOAF ^^- 3 5 ' YOU SAVE A 48< strokes. The program was rec­ Chicago attorney George H. ommended by a presidential Barnard, and she were di­ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Orango, Grapa, Florida Pundi, commission, beaded by DeBak- vorced. Her second husband, business executive George frssfi "'Produce/ Pinaapple Oranga and Appla. Alfred Carlson, died two years FRESH — SNOW WHITE FLORIDA SEEDLESS MB8. HAROLD W’lLSON ago. ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A native of Hillsboro, m.. she PORTER­ P.O.Y. WILD BIRD SEED SIbs. 59* Mra. Harold Wilson, wife of the was voted Chicago’s No. 1 ca­ British prime minister, has reer girl and “Chicago Televi­ 6RAPEFRUIT boon elected “Woman o l the sion Queen” at the time she was HOUSE Steak II, Year” by the Association of leading a band on the Sunday Itiridah Women. afternoon network television cmvcK Mrs. Gunseli Oskaya, the as- show, “ Super Circus,” in the aociation president, said Mra. mid-1950s. TWlson was chosen because of CALIFORNIA ROAST E very cut her “ efforts to help world social 5 - 5 9 BOTTOM gets our fa­ problems.” TOI* WEA'THER RECORD mous Just- WINDSOR LOfJKS (AP)-Con­ O'THE CHASE & SANBORN CHARLES DICKENS necticut got its warmest Dec. ROUNDROAST Rite Trim® CRAND ONION NATORAL . .. Trade LONDON (AP) — (jharles 26th on record as a surprise b e e f — PORK — VEAL that gives Mirk Dickens, great-great-grandson Christmas present Friday. you greater Quality Meats I SAVE of tbs author, has announced Youngsters with brand new SWISS SLICES lilt 4 SCENTS—GRAND ONION IP R A T an y . . value. that he will marry Hungarian- sleds and skates to try out were MEAT LOAF MIX bom Countess Jeamie Wenck- COFFEE wLshlng Santa left the weather REEF 19‘ heim In February. gift in his pack as spring-like AIRFRESHNERS 'at 35 ' Dickens, 27, la an employe of temperatures melted most of Give yew guests one for the road! He Foreign Office. the ice and snow. SHORT RIBS i POG fo o d cffis4 i:?U RONELESS The U. S^ Weather Bureau at BLADDIEBiAAfUlIi BOY0 U Y A You get Top Value Stamps, tool THE BEATLES ORIGENA Bradley Field said the mercury T ir LONDON (AP) — 'The Beatles climbed to 64 degrees at 2:30 TUNA CAT FOOD ^ t oF r o u n d r o a s t —whose worshipers scream so p. m. Hours before the tempera­ PIZZA DEEPBLOESOUD loudly.the musicians can't be ture had climbed above 56 to Ige J^-os. g 0 C heard — are trying to overcome topple a Dec. 25th record that He scream barrier partly. ■ WHITE TUNA had stood since 1916. c SWIFT'S SHORT t . 7 Q 3’A-oz. RIB STOP a SHOP COFFEE - OUR BEST (0FTEE>r 79< Pkg. J ^ i BABY MEATS jars 2 4 9 ' Good as the best but sells for less. 10c coupon in Mch m u good BOIDEN't DANISH Science Shrinks Piles JK- STEAK toward your next pound of Stop A Shop Coffee. MARGARINE Ph0 4 3 New Way Without Surgery RONELESS fresh frogen Feefores TOP SIRLOIN ROAST Stops Itch-Relieves Pain •RAND ONION — ^ RONE Df The finest meat , K. T. — For th* ao thorough that suffarers mada t seienee has found a new astonishing statements like “ Pilee you 7/ ever eat! haaMag aabstaBee with the aston- have ceased to be a problem I” PEAS OR CORN CHUCK ROAST IHiag ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing inb- SANDWICH OR khaida, stop Hching, and relieve itance (Bio-Dyned)—discovery of MOLL AND MALL ^ ^ BARA LBC CINNAMON 100 EXTRA STAMPS paia -r without enrgery. n world-famons research instituta. la eaee after case, while gently ICE CREAM X 6 9 ‘ NUT CAKE Va* 69< This substance is now available BOWARD JOHNSON CBIESt A - . CUBE STEAKS N fc. with a bottle of ■allaviiig pain, actual reduction in sappesitory or ointm nt form RONELESS lahalBkaca) to ^ place. under ths name Preparaties H*. ORANGE JUICE 4 9 9 ' MACARONI 2 '1 ; 6 9 NEW Meat amaaiag o f all—results wera At nil drag coontaaa. OiUf*-ltan too BAYER ASPIRIN DRINKS 6 « 59= BEEF FOR STEW GREEN BEANS RONELESS YORK in D i ITS ruN ca _ . . BUITONl Onl/ I coupon per family Good thru Jen. 2 CUT BEANS 5 S £ 9 9 ‘ LASAGNE " J r 5 3 ' SIRLOIN STEAK 75 eXAMD emON tPCASl U N CCA _ ^ CHUCK ROAST BROCCOU 5!St89‘ MIX-A-DRINK t:.* 2 9 ’ SHOULDER PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE STEAK lb SCHICK OiJ Stop^Shop DELICATESSEN FEATURES / V SUPie MARKilS DOUBLE EDGE STEAK ®o~eless STAINLESS BLADES I.EAV — STORE SLICED Fully-Cooked Hams 49^ '.’.t. 39i> B O ILE D HAM ». 99c FRESH m u s h r o o m s 5 in 7 Q C SLICED TO ORDER j 50 EXTRA STAMPS p k g . £ ^ Imported Canned Hams U.S. Grade "A " Turkeys43^ i:i:;::;;39;. SWISS CHEESE .b 69c UNOX FROM HOLLAND HAFNIA ntON DENNAU with a pkg of Stop ft Shop Deluxe or ALL WHITE MEAT '2.*. $199 3.h>.$989 2-fc.$O09 3-fc.$O09 ALKA SELTZER T U R K E Y R O L L ./,.b 49c con JL con ^ RA con ^ Armour Star Boneless Turkey H:^.*3.29 Swift Premium Bacon nxsa a 9 } SMOKED S.MALL n per family G o o d th ru Ja n . 2 REPAY. AMOUNT SALADS '“* •* S 3 5 ’ GAME HENS “S;* , 4 5 ’ DOUBLE STAMPS Let Beneficial init UONTHLV OF LOAN ^ 49* WHITEFISH u, 69c LXAM-BTTBEFUCS rANCTKSDroM Swift Premium Rock Cornish Hens»^45: $ 1 6 . 7 5 $ 3 0 0 FRESH — GERMAN STYLE PASTRAMI ..79’ WHITE SHRIMP ,8 9 ’ •RANDWV^ UNIONW.V.WUU _ WaUKIHU VH 2 6 .5 8 5 0 0 MAXWELL HOUIE , , , , eSAMD UmON tUH iy 3 6 . 4 1 . DISTANT COFTEE t ? * 1” POTATO SALAD „ 29c 59’ CASH 7 0 0 SLICEDBACON » FRANKS j f c S 9 * « « a 4 9 ' Cooked Boneless Turkey *"ivl*la m**' ^2.49 WEDNESDAY 5 1 . 1 6 1 ,0 0 0 HALF GALLON OF STOP^SHOPi)fk);]0i b your pocket^fast *On 24 month plan CUTS GREASE FAST VALUABLE COUPON REMOVES ITAINS FASTER in Hartford, East Hartford, West Hartford, 1 pint vS 4 5-lb Armour Canned Ham *;£' ^5.29 FRUIT DRINK ' LiH OMi bfHs to pay? Time-payment accounts? Heavy 6-os. Nie Middletown, Bristol, Manchester and New TREND LIQUID Freih from our ■B**RSes? Clean 'em all up wHh cash from Beneficial! DUTCH CLEANSER 2 ':^? 31* S I on two lG..oz.or two 20 oz. cans of " Celpm'al Master Canned Ham ^ *2.99 own dairy. Orange, Britain. Then, make only one payment instead of several .'. . FOR rlNE FABRICS RICH CREAMY LATHER _ _ Lamon, or Fruit FREE TOP VALUEl ------2 Punch. Countryfina Brand, Ih m mor« cash left over each month, too. Just call up, 1-ft.rML lot for your momy. H M M in . . TREND DRY DETERGENT Barbecue Spare Ribs M .49 SWEETHEARTsOAP 2 23* SO EXTRA v!Kr STAMPS KKSOX BOUILLON CHUN KING rXOZEN CHUN KING rRO tCN 1 n. a a a STAMPS Bologna or Liverwurst CtSnlal llinir M 39* with a Family Siza Stop a Shop BEEF CUBES 3 tiT 25* LAKoUNA tU* 4 9 * CHICKEN csownn 5 9 ' SUKIYAKI. Jit 69* BENEFICIAL HEXBOX SOUILLION CHUN KING rxOlSN CHUN KINGTXOSBM " ANY VARIETY with a ^5 purchase or more thru S at, Jan. 2 . FINANCE SYSTEM BEEF CUBES 39* W77a “’'*“®" "‘'^CQ c SHRIMP •/i GAUON 100% PURE PIZZA s»:sAUVium >ti. 99 SHRIMP CMW NIDI Jit 5 9 ' DOEurM i ,1 Swift Premium Sausage Meat 3 hS, M Except cigarettai A beer Cne coupon par family MABCAL n Mn LAKCemS 4... 41,., CHUN XING rXOZCN CHUN KING rxOZEN m . . . A -AT YOUR NEARBY FRIENDLY GRAND UNION Featherlight Sponge Loaf , Iflplis ap to $1000 — Loans life-insured at low cost, HANKIES 3.nSo25* C.N.PLUS- 1.. 2 9 * EGG ROLLS u : 6 9 ' FRIED RICE V t 49* ^ ORANGE jm a i y A TOO aoo M a v t '^ A A . P.D.Q. rLAVOKID IMITANT a a . CHUN KING rXOXBN GOTTSCHALXNXTAl j . . . OfHIt EXPIRtS SATUBDAY, JAN. 2 ^ ■awaad ol Finance Co’, o f Manchester CHOC. DRINK ' ^ * ak .4 9 , Cooked Shrimp • 99* In non-returnable m .' or with a dozen Stap ft Shap < 3 33 EGGNoauAos ^i|69* SHRIMPk CIOUS pkg. SPONGES 23* ^ vj) raeSRPAK VAXILIA A u ^ a a a glaae juga in our R J g ' 806 MAINBT., MANCHESTER P.D.Q. rUVOKCD MULaA. CHUN KING rXOXEM f, i;, /r(C (r c GOOD ONLY WITH m s COUPON \ V M M I S 4 1 8 6 • lOvar So. New Ei«Und Tel. BusfaetS Office) EXTRACT C r 3 5 ‘ CHOC.BEADS * ^ 4 9 ‘ DINNERcsKiucioMutrX 6 9 lE E M r^’iSRdS*. Alaskan King Crab Meat C ffS M.69 Produce Dept. Choc. Frosted. Browiues t.7S< Prkat oHoctive through Saturday, January 2. W t riiarva tha right to limit quontid^ tAfii ttZtBDf ■AIVCHESTKE EVENING HERALD. IIANCHBSTBR. C»N)I. MONDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONM., MONDAY, DECEkBER 28. 1964 PAGE SEVENTBRII w and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy Oan Events Stager Reports ayiew Bolton Foulke, Mcretaries and treiuur- Elks O ub Sets Uses Exile to Protest John Toomey ero. TV-Radio Tonight Spends Holiday St. Maurice News New Year Party Gets Wings In W orld Of Situation in Cyprus Couples Club The Hebron L*di4s of St. On Ski Slopes Maurice Chuosh will hold their Order to Stay SUent on.Racism Christmas party tonight at 8 Members of Manchester Lodge Lt. John P. Tioomey, ami of UDOPOLDVOLLB, thq Oaoto With tha Oroak and Turkish at the home of Mrs. Lawrence of Elks will hold their New Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tloom- ASPEN, OokL (AP) A (AP) — Premier Ifoiar ttetions on the Maditerranean Sets Dinner Billiel. Years Eve Party at the Elks’ i M A M o n a a ( a p ) — Afdiocesa aa a gasture at pcotaatfAimlaB archdiocese thfs year, Television ialoiMl of Qyprus observing on against, and rather than be a Eu-Uer, the Rev...... ey of 38 Ljmdaie St., receritSy bright blue outfit wUh teqo bold Tihombe told the Uaitec Nocturnal Adoration will Home on Bissell St. Dancing Oman OathoUe nriaat taya ha WiUlam H. hoe uneasy peocs, the civil dlstur- fotn f Into "aaif-lmpoaad ax- part of, the continuing evil of Dubay made a public request to received Ms wings in Army SEE SATURDAT'S^ WEEK FOR COIUPLETB USTINO gtripei singled J a c ^ lln e Ken- Natlona Beciirity OouncU tha'. take place Friday night and will be to the music of Dick Lew­ MEATOWN bancos i 1215V2 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD silence. 4:00 )U) Movie (in prorrMs) q> 113) r ^ O o t A Seerst nefly out through the gWlrllng thare> orai no kmgtr com­ On Saturday Saturday morning with a holy is and his band. la*' tnm tba Loa Aiifalaa arch- P cm Paul VI to remove Cardi­ Aviation upon completion o4 are commanding Cteigoleie re­ manding front page stenies. "aa tha atrongaat pro- nal McIntyre citing what • he , t ) News _ (*)) *0 Bristol Court mountain snowg at Aapen Sun­ bels along the country's North­ hour from 9 to 10 p.m. Friday. A hot bjffet will be served * 1 also accept niy exile aa a nine months training at Fort^ 14) Inside "B ic E" > :i0 , 8-3040) No Time for Sgta The tenolona between the two I can m ate" baMuaa ‘ 1 said was his inability to speak Rucker, Alabama. day, ss ehe and her two cMldren east frontier. Bomarco, town (xiuples club, Friday, the first Friday, is after the 11 o’clock toMt with a solution to an Impasse between 10) News, Weather (14) B rld ^ WAnd communities remain, continental at 2:30 “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED!” ordared to maintain a ai- my cardinal and myaelf." out on civil rights matters. The iO) Eye-DentHy (S ) Mouit e lneerlng took ski lesaong on 7900-foot But­ Tshombe also said hla gpvem- will hold its annual holiday ham also the Octave of ChristmM breakfMt I Re flalrfied ISth in his clam 40) Laramie tewever, doopita the efforts of a.m. anca on n cla m ." priest was transferred from a of 76 and qualified for a com­ (U ) Andy Qrltflth termilk Mountain. ment has "irreftitaUe proof" dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. In the and a holy day of obligation. Bmil B e li^ a layman and HunUey-Brlnkley (II) BubacripUon TV bined with Secret Service men prus con be testified to by Jay from iMt Saturday to what Confessions will be heard at the home. V n al (Jamas fVancls Cardinal to do missionary work, particu­ In his letter to the Pope, Fa­ tended the University of Maine, (12) Newsbeat 9:80 ( 3-12) Many Happy Returns charges be added to the Congo’s R. Stager, a Manchester High (M) Wliat’s New to keep crowd! at a minimum. members, considered a more Thursday from 7:30 to 8:30 The party has been arranged ;^clnt^) and myself.” larly among Latin Americans. ther DuBay asked for Cardinal where he took four years of ( 8-30-40) i^ecial bill of Indictment against Al­ School tnaUiemetics instructor McIntyre's removal for "gross 4:46 (20) Ron (Tehran 10-00 (34) This Is Opera Photographen who approached convenient date. p.m. and Friday a half hour be­ by Robert Taylor, chairman. OPEN TUES.’n WED. till !hW _ Tha cardinal was not availa­ 7:00 (1 ) Movie geria, the United Arab Republic who is m n d ln g this yeor at Ft. Devens, Mass, ledged zp^esman for the Turk­ Jjpenly. can sin by silence as well as by ment, decent and proper hous­ American Opera Tenor A newspaper reporter, Mi­ claims are “nonsense." and was_ then commissioned a ish (Typrtot community. — "I want to have no part in the action." ing and full participation in ed­ chael Munnclly, 23, was stabbec' “The veto w m used once ,by second Heutendnt of Infantry. to death CSirlstmaa momln' The Denktash family has Continuing silence and lack of Father Coffield said he had ucation facilities." Before his Fort Rucker Dr. Kujuk, Cyprus' Turkish -•epentence which is daily drlv- when he tried to stop a gang c been living in exile from their sought guidance from priest- "Discrimination based solely schooling he spent four months Quits Stage in Parma -vice president, during the five ■Jig away many excellent peo- youths attacking a man wit' Ntcoeian home einoe the Greek- years of federation,” DenktMh confessors, canon lawyers, bish­ on race, color, nationality or in infantry training at Ft. Pen­ njle. ops, archbishops "and even an­ religion cannot be reconciled broken milk bottles. An 18-year- Turkish conflict came to a head says. ning, Ga. PARMA, Italy (AP) — Ameri-^American. For 16 minutes old butcher’s assistant we - — "On Saturday, Nov. 14th, I other cardinal." He did not with the truth that God has during the summer. DenktMh “Enosis is the motive behind He la now attached to the police struggled with the angry, charged with the murder. as ordered to maintain a si­ identify them. created all men with equal can baritone 0)m ell MacNeil delivered the Turkish appeal Makarios, and this argument is First U. S. Army Flight De­ shoving crowd that jammed the Twelve others were arrested for 8 . . — . OF HAivAA-UitD RU., MANCHE8 1 E .. j, ^ ^ Jnce on racism. I chose instead ’The public protest was the rights and equal dignity," the and the superintendent of Italy's over Cyprus to the United Na­ merely a diversion and dis­ W self-imposed exile from the second by a priest in the Los statement said. tachment. Floyd Bennett Naval narrow corridor outside the their part in the fray. tions in June. Station in Brooklyn, N. Y. Parma Opera House have singer’s dressing room. The A rampaging gang, breakin." guise." agreed that MacNeil will never Since Mrs. Stager hM begun DenktMh says the veto w m His primary assignment is police finally escorted MacNeil shop windows as they ra- tutoring Raif, Stager says, sing their again. to his hotel but not before he also threatened once, when a the Brooklyn Army Terminal, through quiet streets, shot anr' there ha-ve been frequent oppor- The two came to blows after and Negri tangled inside the I law to license dental aides m Three with Town Ties flying L 23's. JACKIE KENNEDY killed Eric Yethman, 34, a We.'^’. tfinities for Denktash to pass ; Obituary He is the personal pilot for the opera star stormed off the dressing room. | Indian tailor. dentists w m propdsed. When ^ on g his -vle-ws. Kujuk announced his opposition (LIMIT Gen, A. J. Montgomery, com­ stage Saturday night and forced "I got to Macnell’s dressing of an instructor, skied back Scotland Yard was investigat­ In hie letter, Btager passes to the measure, DenktMh says, 1 CAN PER Help in Government Course mander of the U. S. Army cancellation of the season’s room a second before a crow d' down. ing other crimes, inckidlng a:- Peterhf EgUtls opener at Parma’s Reglo Thea­ of spectators had forced their Caroline, 7, and John Jr., 4, attempt to kill an elderly wom­ on his paraphrases 6t Denk- the Greek legislators all voted CUSTOMER) Technical Command Atlantic. ter. tash’a answers to some of the in favor of it even though many "T Peteris EgUUs, 68, of 38 Un- Toomey played varsity soccer way there, to plead wlUv the stayed on the lower part of the an and two gang stabbings. mountain two two other instruc­ questions Involved in the Cy­ had spoken against it on med­ Ain St. died Saturday at the Three town officials now or^dlrect the Connecticut Municl- (or two years at Manchester The Parma audience, which singer to return to the stage, tors. ical principle. ^Hartford Convalescent Hospi- formerly of Manchester have pal Training Program. High School and, for three years, has made the city known as the ■offer aplogies to the public and LA PAZ, BoUvia (AP) — The prus dash. teJ, Bloomfield, after a long Ul- been appointed to a committee The committee will decide "lions’ pit” of opera, had hec­ continue the performance," Ne­ Sen.-elect Robert Kennedy, D- Bolivian government says it hr Since the Island crisis be^an, Stager says that Denktash was a niember of the varsity ri­ N.Y., a regular skier and veter­ Sess. to oversee the University of upon professional goals for each fle team. In 19.'59 he won the kled MacNeil and his Italian gri said. discovered a terrorist plot to Stager reports Denktash m considers that there is only one an at Aspen, took to the more He was bom in Latvia Connecticut’s training courses of four series of courses given Elk's Award (or moat valuable costars, tenor Flavlano La bo "He refused. He argued. He asseissinate Gen. Rene Barrier- ■nylDg. the Russians have flip- feasible solution to the continu­ You Save ^1.50 On This Special! Alov. 17, 1896. He came to this ^ in local government under the program and will shooter. I and soprano Luisa Maragliano, argued. Then the baritone, in a advanced slopes with four of his tos, head of the ruling military flopped from near support of ing Cyprus problems, partition dountry in 1950 and had been The three are Joseph Tara- help establish standards for the I through the first two acts of fit of temper, hit. me with closed children who flew in from junta. Greek (jypriot president Makar- of the island into separate He is married to the former Wa.shington with him Saturday. imployed at the Tober Base- sky, the town planning direc- Certificate of Professional D e - Susan____ Thurlow of Phillips, Verdi's "Masked Ball.” fists on the face and arm, al­ Interior Minister Quiroga Ter los to a “peace at all costa" Greek and Turkish sections. ball Co., Rockville, tor; Jay M. EUinger, formerly velopment awarded on comple- i Maine, -nie ’ ’Toomeys reside 7n I Said MacNeil: "If Parma though slightly.” The Kennedy party, planning an i said followers of ouste stance. The Turk posilion is, accord­ Funeral services will be held Manchester’s controller and tlon of the series. Brooklyn. wants to hear good ringing, the He added that MacNeil's son to spend eight days here, will be President Victor Paz Eatenssoi They apparently “have been ing to DenktMh, that federa­ ARMOUR'S STAR increased Monday with the ar­ Aomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wal­ now Milford’s flnimce director; Included in the program are j _ spectators must learn to be­ "held his father back from con­ were responsible. Paz Estensst attempting to bait Turkey by tion can not work and that te r N. Leclerc Funeral Home, rival of. Mrs. Stephen Smith and and Edward A. Lehan, formerly courses in municipal finance, have. I will never sing again at tinuing hts punching prowess." ro fled to neighboring per offering aid to Makarios. Tur­ enosis is inacceptable. Turkey 23 Main St. ’The Rev. Karlls the Regio Theater.” Mrs. Peter Lawford, sisters to of the First National Bank of municipal management, public Macnell gave a different ver­ when his government was over­ key bit, and the Turkish foreign will fight rather than accept Freimanis of the American Said Giuseppe Negri, the su­ sion. the late president, with their Mancdiester and now special as­ works, and planning and devel­ Chorches Lowest thrown last month. minister flew to Moscow for Cyprus’s union with Greece, he tAtvian Elvangelical (jhurch sistant to Hartford’s dty man­ opment. perintendent of the opera house: "Negri barged into my dress­ children. the first talks 'Turkey h M ever says. Famous Arfisfs will offleiata Burial will be in ager. The committee will also devel­ On Cruiser Bid "MacNeil will never again be ing room, insulting me. He ac­ TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s pro- "(jyprus is my homeland.” East Ometery. allowed to set foot in the theater held -with its long-time nemesis, BOLOGNA ’They are among eight men op guidelines for the oral exam­ tually punched me once in the Peking Communist part Russia." Stager reports DenktMh m Friends may call at the fu- appointed to a professional ination and report on municipal aa long as I am its director." stomach and kicked me twice in sajring. "It is my right to live OR 80 Whites OK, warned the Kremlin’s new Iea( "The Russians offered Tur­ HI-FI and STEREO ■eral home tonight from 7 to 9. stwdards committee which has improvement required of par­ MacNeil, 42, one of America’s the shins, as my son tried to there in peace and safety. TTiis The apparent low bidder of­ ers today that they are Invitlr key a similar arms and trade been organized by UCJonn’s In­ ticipants in each of the four leading ojTeraUc baritones, be­ the same fate that befell P re­ can happen only under parti­ series. fering to supply five new pa­ came infuriated when a burst of I Others Missing arrangement aa it had (offered Mrs. Sarah M. Roddy stitute of Public Service to help mier Khrushchev. tion.” trol cars for the town police catcalls stop{>ed him and the Negri apolog;ized to the au to) Makarios. - Mrs. Sarah A. McKenna Rod- department is Chorches Motors, A full-page editorial in th" orchestra at the beginning of his dlence, sa;^ng the performance In Congo Jungle party newspaper. Red Fla, According to Stager. Denk­ fly. 92, widow of James A. 80 Oakland St. third-act aria. had been canceled because of tash believes that Russia "hopes LP RECORDS Roddy, mother of Paul J. Roddy charged that certain So-vde RANGE Bids from five automobile "Creltini! Idiots!” he shouted I "unusual, offensive behavior by to crack the NATTG flank on its Liverwurst BY THE PIECE ^ Manchester, died Saturds^r (Continued from Page One) leaders have been trying to dc Rain Ended Drought Crisis dealers were opened at the and stalked off the stage. baritone MacNeil toward his southern com er” teorning at the home of her Municipal Building this morn­ stroy the Japanese Communis' daughter, Mrs. Peter J. Paken- The fans set out after the! colleagues and the public.” from Paulis, capital of Uele party and interfere with the Denktash is convinced that FUEL OIL ing. Chorches is asking 85,595 Greek Cypriot President Maka­ Ham, Willimantic. And It Needed No Shovels for the five aix-cylinder, two- Province, to Wamba, about 60 "democratic movement” in Ja­ Other survivors include a door Dodge sedans. miles away. pan. rios "definitely wants enosis GASOLINE FRESH GROUND. A U BEEF idaughtcr, eleven grandcMldren Other bidders were Manches­ Four Boys Held The rescue column radioed (union with Greece) for Cy­ ea. in d 12 great-grandcMIdren. AJ-though the rain that frtl on^the town’s short water supply, ter Plymouth, $6,100; (Sorrett Events that it had freed a group of Columbia prus," Stager says. ■ The funeral will be held to- the Manchester area between caused by/fui 8-week drought, is Motors, Rockville, $6,119.45; In Auto Theft about 10 Greek merchants at Makarios’ "insinuations Ihorrow at a.m. at the Russell Thursday and yesterday, cou­ much intproved and that the Metchi, a small town 25 miles about independence lately are BANTLY 01 8 Eastwood Chryeler - Plymouth, Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, Dee Dee Sharp, i , Boyle Funeral Home, 831 pled with the record - brewing crisis has ended. south of 'Paulis. The merchants designed to woo neutralist sup­ COMl'.WV, INC. Portland, $7,322.75; and (3alvin In State Local Youth Shot Count Basle, Joe Williams, Billy Ekiksteln, Sarah Smith St., Providence, R.I., with temperatures, dampened the The town higlvway depart­ Manchester police yesterday gave them news of the other port in the United Nations an< Ford, East Hartford, $7,653.10. Vaughn, Jimmy Clonton, Jon & Dean, John Gary, a, Mass of requiem at 9 at the holiday mood for many local ment, manned by an emergency All the prices Included a rounded up a band of four hostages, the message reported. During a Break to scare the British and West­ :\i,\iN CIhurch of the Blessed Sacra- crew during the holiday pieriod, (Contlnaed from Page One) About 10 days ago, a rebel ern powers into adopting enosis Gloria Lynne. Etta Jones, Gordon MacCrae, 101 residents, it had its c»mpensa- trade-in allowance on three youngsters they say are respon­ All It lull Strings, Lloyd Price, Lawrence Welk, Mary Popplns, fnent. Burial will be In the St. tlons. had very few calls, and none 1963- model Dodges and two prisoner taken at Paulis had as a preferable ’solution.” HAMBURG sible for the thefts of at least Rock ’n Rtdl and many others. Francis Cemetery, Pawtucket, from the critical Bigelow Brook 1964- model Dodges, with an Precipitation may total one' told the mercenaries "som e” of In Willimantic fujt'kvjlit- 'I'K The critical drought condi­ quarter to one-half inch, occur­ eight automobiles within the h i . tions were immeasurably re­ area, which habitually over­ average of about 60,000 miles the hostages of Wamba were Friends may call at the fu- each. ring as widely scattered show­ last two weeks. still alive. They include William WILLIMAN’nC (AP) — A lieved and a possible 20-2 1-inch flows during heavy rains. ers atxiut Wednesday and aa a CHOOMMWN tMSTDm tTVIX XT aeral home tonight from 7 to 9. The bide will be reviewed by Patrolmen Ernest McNally McChesney, an American Prot­ 20-year-old Columbia youth 10 lbs. snowfall was averted. Most of the complaint condi­ Police Chief James Reardon and more general rain toward the estant missionary who is be­ WM hospitalized with two bul­ The 2.02 inches of rain which tions rectified themselves even end of the period. and Raymond Mazzone solved Julie Andrews — Dick Yon Dyke fell locally, based on a ratio of before the highway crews ar­ the final award will be author­ the after they appreh«id- lieved to be the only United let wounds today after bein'- rived on the spot. ised by General Manager Rich­ ed two \>f the band after a foot States’ citizen still in rebel- caught burglarizing a drug I GLOBE J m m 10 Inches of snow for each inch Funerals ard Martin. hands. store, police sold. of rain, would have been manna One of the more serious, chase that ended in a sand pit MARY POPPINS however, was a condition at Following the police depart­ Funds Sought on Union St. The two boys The United Nations in Leo- Donald Loiseau, who wa." ' Travel Service 1 LAND O' LAKES to local youngsters, but would awaiting trial in connectir CHAR BROILED STEAK^ Miss Mary L. Morlarty Pleasant and Oedar Sts., where ments current practice, the cars HARTFORD (AP) — Conn­ had been spotted in an automo­ pold-ville today declined to iden­ MOVIE SOUND TRACK have produced nothing hut with a drug, store break in Ve . The fun.^^ of Miss Mary L. a Hartford Gas Co. ditch, new­ will be of various colors. Specifi­ ecticut Yankee Atomic Power bile just reported as stolen on tify a doctor reported killed by 905 MAIN STREET ^ headaches for the town high­ non iM t month, was shot dov, Morlarty oT^Phlladelphla, for­ ly Installed and temporarily cations %all for seat belts and Cc. is seeking to raise an Union St. the rebels. A senior official of 9 0 : ANU way department, hed the tem­ many heavy duty components. early yesterday by a Willlman 643-2165 A merly of Manchester, who died patched, sank. extra $1.5 million to meet un- Subsequent police Investiga­ the world, organization said the perature been cold enough for AIl the bidders offered a 26 ; expected expenses in building doctor’s next of kin had not yet tic policeman. Saturday In Philadelphia, will snow to fall. Warning lights and barri­ tion turned up the identities of Authorized agent In Man- ^ List, cades were set up in the area, per cent discount on parts. its $104.5 million atomic electric their two companions In the been informed. Police said officer Edwar be held tomorrovf morning at Instead, the rainfall, added to Haddad spotted someone wit ^Chester tor all A irlines,^ NO TIPfINO pending this morning’s repair. Chorches promises delivery of generaUng plant at Haddam series of recent thefts. The four 8t. Jolm’.s Church, Philadelphia. a flashlight inside a pharmac- ^Railroads and Steamship^ "OOMC M VOO MK* 4.98f^ 10.13 inches of melted Decem­ Another call concerned a S. the vehicles within 30 to 45 days. Neck. boys, whose ages range from Burial will be Wednesday at in the Professional Building on 2.88 ber snow, has penetrated the The company said this is in­ Open 7 Days 11:80-9 Boon in St. James’ Cemetery, Alton St. drainage ditch, west e i^ t to fifteen, admitted that Senior Citizens Mansfield Ave. BUHER thawed ground and has resulted cluded in its plans tor finanoing they had stolen seven other tS7 West Middle Turnpike Manchester. of the Manchester Memorial Divers Recover Haddad drew his pistol and in a rise in the town’s four res­ Hospital. This ditch, filled with, New Elngland’s second atomic automobiles, mostly for joy ervoirs. electric plant in an application Guests at Party ordered the burglar to give Enar Johaneson c'^Kgring leaves, was cleaned rides. himself up, police said. CHILDREN'S V 4 S Town water department offi­ out at noon today by the high­ Body from Pond field with the State Public Utll- Police have placed the case All Our Private funeral eervlces for cials reported this morning that iUes Oommission. The Senior Citizens Club of | Instead the burglar ran hnar Johansson of 15 Bank S t way department. in the hands of juvenile author­ through a rear door, police The commission today called ities. Manchester will attend a 45 RPM were -held Saturday afternoon (Continned from Page One) said. Haddad fired a couple o ' REMODEL WITH ROSSEHO 45 RPM for a public hearing on the re­ Christmas party, sponsored b y ! Bathrooma remodeled, Tecreation rooms, kitchen cabi- at the Holmes Funeral Home, quest Jan. 4. members of Channel 30, with warning shots and then alme'’ ment's aluminum row boat as a at the fleeing figure. He hit aets, Formica tops, unfinished rooms completed, etc. 400 Main St. Tlf'e Rev. C. Henry guide. The company applied to raise Senior Citizens in the surround­ POP Anderson of EJmanuel Lutheran him in the arm and lower bock. RECORDS Atmospheric Tides Seen Miputes later Avery sur­ $20 million by issuing 200,000 Probe Brewing ing areas tomorrow at the Church officiated. Burial was In shares of stock and sailing them Strand Theater, Hartford. Loiseau had a quantity o' faced with the body about 20 drugs in his poctets, police East Cemetery. to Connecticut Yankee’s 12 Over NASA’s Two buses will be leaving ROSSEHO RECORDS Bearers were Raymond John­ feet from the northwest comer. said. Affecting Weather Pattern Police said that Taylor had stockholders for $100 each. the Senior Center under the s u -; CONSTRUCTION COMPANY son, Herbert Anderson, Howard The stockholders are all New Loiseau w m operated on ye.s- Fresh Cut CHICKEN probably walked around the pervlsion of Wally Fortin, rec-1 Janicke, Allen Olson, Arne Nlls- Patent Policy terday at Wlndhojn-Commu­ edge of the Iron fence and Into England electric companies,, reaUon program director. S en -' •on and John Poison. MONTREAL, Quebec (AP) —^up something like this three of them Connecticut-based. nity Memorial Hospital. He was 218 West Center St.-'—649-0308 New evidence was reported to the pond whose bottom slants lor Citizens are reminded that 1. A main ope jhat apparently (Continued from Page One) described today m In fair con­ Builders aad General Contractors day tliat papriclous tides in the sharply to a depth of about 16 one bus will take the regular dition. peaks near the middle of the Residential and Industrial Construction Louis H. Talcott atmosphere^ — caused by the feet. route taken each Wednesday i Loiseau is free on $2,000 TALCOTTVILLE Funeral first and third weeks of the lu­ i TANKER OETS> FREE eenatorial requests for an inves- ea. same moon and sun which nar month — especially on the The medical examiner was tiratlon. for the weekly afternoon meet­ boiM on a - charge of b’i-eaking LEGS 'n BREAST vservices for Louis H. Talcott NEW HAVEN (AP)—liie Ital­ ing. Members should be at t Beatl.es, .Supremes, produce oceanic tides — may third to fifth days after both the summoned as sRE carried off the bodyl Stajes. labela contested Mississippi boy caught setting a fire at St. gress. announcement kaid today. associates have no beliefs that Peter’s Church Sunday has de­ PICTURE FRAMING (dl typM) 45 RPI^ Wire Record Rack Peraonal Notices Brier indicated that all the blec^ions *No. 1 Item o f busl- The House has a less busy An official said It was one, of the atmospheric tides actually nied any connectioi) with a ochedule of probes ahead. Its evidence suggests that there are cauM rainfall. neea’ facing Congress... Offi­ many similar CMes-“ Which are WINDOW and PLATE' GLASS blaze that scorched the walls of main one will be a study of relatively harmless but show tldfs-within-tides In the atmps' He said the theory is that the cials concede new program of a washroom at the church ^ Card Of Thanks U.S^a$d to (South Viet Nam soaring costs of the new Sam that Communist agents have OONTRACTOBB: WE HAV^ STOCK WB RESERVS THE RIOBT TO LB K ft QUANTITISS Udal forces, when at their stron­ prfvloua Sunday,' police said. Rayburn Rouse Office Building. FREE •v-'Wt wiib gest, act aa a triggering, "last awuts result of come td consider S-witzerland' as all lot our nsl The .IS-year-old, 4^ o s e name Originally intandod to coat $10 the. ideal country for. clandestine MBDICiNE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS V, Dri, frlei I and relatives (or the straw" mechanism to make a fusion In S aigon... New. Hamp- wiLs wlUiheld, was dlsMversd DELIVERY - of kindness and sym- earth in a given lunar mpnth of mUlloii or leas, it is winding up meetings. That’s '• why we Wliem You Think Of Glaao, Think Of netober PRICES EFFECTIVE TUES.. WED. and THURS, naturally developing weather ahire and Vermont set new roo- setting ' a< fire in the sacristy tbown us in our recent be­ allghtly more than 29 days OB a more than $96 million decided to put our foot down.” ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN occurrence take placB soone^ — oede for highway deaths with during the U o ’clock Masa, po­ project — the costliest public ARTHUR DRUR lik e JtenSF eC Anna ieiatc4dev The atmoq)heric tides shape or perhapa later in some ca i^ The Romanian Embassy ire- three days left in y e a r..- lice said. btdldlng in history. tqsed an cdmihent. 9 \ •, i -- 't'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE NINETEE15^ { ag£ EI(»1TEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEBIBER 28, 1964 '" r f ------DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB BY ROHSON OUR BOARDING ROUHR with MAJOR HOOPLS tiTTLB SPORTS Cleveland Ends Rule of West in NFL by Exploding Colts ’ Super Team Wtaring of the Green ACROM form) •' H»U(COMB« HELL SPENDTHS IMdi 47PI0, for ( RSSTOFTHE'OAY i •nmfte S4AD,WHAT A PLtASU«6TO ) > 7ffFAi5*V HERE,r e a d IlEMtlkro M OW M AAOUr^O AN Jj oaoSp^oa TH R E E Bo o k s , ‘ • OU MiE •estate (FT.). ecXM «TO Rt AMID 1ME W\S-Jl AND WALK OUT MItetoatAitete Math Wizard Ryan Outplays Unitas in Win MlrlA AMn/^?AijTS^R4 STiLlM w it h a s e c o n d “ teSwdwH prafnaml MaSraemceia atbortas t ' ISShootafprNM MSoteetlnf UlMeora fill SOLowortoiSOLoimrteCMit BUGGS BUNNY ITBnrtaMiBA eiFrooch Burriul USjratkotte V* •SlrWt f i m l E SOApax DOWN UHytUeal Oraak «4"Ww1aeeOwjalia4 MA/ I SHARE OWN! HERE UNTIL THE 27Iriahmaa With Three Scores iPtaach VOUR 'vSTORM ABAT^ commuM MBaUot ••Japaaaaa .UMBRELLA? eA-Uptot aOPitelter baverafa M Oao wbe (luSU) 7Iya dropa 31 BritUh •OBaiUaat ^ CLEVELAND (AP)—6leveland haaf’ ended the rule SHonif ratarvlaU (ab.) •matSte^ME. of the West in the National Football League by explod­ // sextap •Jap primiUva SSBapUu form) III ••liiiTiam •SOoddaM eSBIItor Tolch 10 Matal track ••Creak votlos ing the myth of Baltimore’s super-team on a gray, i eSPHtldptel It Athaiia pteea •diBcapttea Writ wintry Sunday afternoon. ISRunUa lalt S7§m^b U»« ■ ffCUla When Frank Ryan, Gary Col­ Maryland, and Ryan’s 42-yard |Dit rnmmm lins, Jim Brown and Co. fin­ TD pasa to the same powerful r " r " n r n " ished rambliniT over the shocked receiver. run Colts 27-0, they had exposed When the Colts dug In and i r Johnny UnItas and Lenny Moore f) // » • lH 4hrW«rM \i 13 stopped the Browns on the goal / / ficMi, as ordinary mortals, not super­ line early In the final period, f) ^ TM, Ih Ut fwt QW men. Cleveland had to settle for a / / \T n r / / T 'of the big Because Baltimore rolled to nine-yard field goal by Groza. 11 straight victories in the West 4LLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN l5PENDER5« 9 Ryan's Bl-yard pitch to Col­ i T ____ and wound up with a brilliant L 12-2 record, the Colts had been lins, who made a moat remark­ 3:, KJ able catch In heavy traffic, con­ .'iCU KKVER howwasxtvnowhe 20 B" Installed as solid seven-point &4CXILOA WAS e v e r DOMIN' BACKT, r m favorites to chase the Browns cluded the scoring. 1CXP1HOSE HIS OW E STOOD B-IPIY into Lake Erie. It was the Browns' first title BUM67HeV TtSRMOWIHS/ 5 " a s r 27 ST ST IT allied itfob and the first since OXIU>HAyE I The Colts' supermen were 3WE » ■ -supposed to rush Ryan so Jim Brown joined the club as a CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 33 s r fiercely that he would spend the rookie in 1951. They were beaten n day flat on his back, scanning by Detroit in that '57 game. In s r 37i m the snow clouds overhead. (act, the West still holds a lop­ Baltimore's w e 11-balanced sided 20-12 edge in the amiual championship game series, s r R offense was expected to shatter the Browns' defense, poorest In thanks largely to the Bears and the league in the season statis­ Packers. KJ j r Ryan's abilities as a quarter- ^ 1______tics, and expose their pass de­ ■■■Hi fenders ns ineot pretenders. bacK had oeea quesuoaed by XT s r NT ran 64 To the contrary. Ryan w as, many. Including some Cleveland 1 thrown (or a los,s only once. The ikiiii. during several In-and-out mathematical wizard threw , periormances. No more. ».yan v r s r 67 three touchdown nas.ses and out- “'1^ with 11 of 18 for 206 yards, played the great Unitas. I Unitas with 12 of 20 (or 95 yards. ST" w 1 Collins set a playoff record by i “They just couldn't slop jim- BY AL VERMEER grabbing three scoring passes my (Brownj and that slowed up PRISCILLA’S POP s r s r and Brown bulldozed the Colts' their rushing on me, ^ said a AlunOUNE— feet otf the ground, Cleveland’s Jimmy Drown lugs oail throegn league-leading , defense for 114' Jimmy wasn t hu- SURE! I'M PUTTING MY >W A IT A t/INUTE,^ criL Baltimore line. yards on 27 carries and also I man, I would have run him on I'CARLVLE! POP SAID BOTH OUR NAMES V / I FIRST NAME OUT OUR WAl BY J.S r. WILLIAMS caught three passes for 37 addi- every play." i IT'S M Y SLED, Too! ON IT/- \ / ( AND VOUR tional yards. “As I've said before, there's \ LAST NAME ' t h a Y s cA n a y iw ’ h i* l i t t l e X F E U P TO O RN?HE CTID T H A T J E W Just to rub it in, 40-year-old no team in the NFL that can ' TO He devoured football know-<5' Brown asked Collier to come The West had won six of the “Everybody picxed us to _ ii-a back in 1962 and he did. That His close friends call him how. As an athletic specialist at last seven title games and had lose," said Dick ModzelewskI, C.-M the Great Lakes Naval Training year the Browns had their sec­ humiliated the East by running who had knowm titles before George and he shak#S Center in World War II, Collier ond worst season (7-6-1) in 18 up a 10-4 score in Inter-confer­ when he played with the New Stratton Figure years of professional football. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL hands with his left hand used to hang around the prac­ ence play during the regular York Giants. "We shut them “because it’s the one closer tice field watching a coach Art Modell, who bought the club season. out. That's the best part.” named Paul Brown. in 1961, decided to change Until the aroused Browns end­ Collins won the car that is P WELL, STAND the to my heart.” coaches. awarded by a magazine to the He's Blanton Collier, head Brown wondered about the ed the string, the only Eastern 1MHEREPIP FLAG ON TOP AN' curious ob.server taking notes He named Collier and it was triumph since 1956 had been outstanding player but it was BIPPYGO? WE'LL SING A GONG coach of the National Football typical of the man that he didn’t difficult to single out any one U -26 League champion Cleveland and it was the start of a long Philadelphia's 17-13 squeaker Victory dedicate rr/ accept until he first talked to In Bills’ friendship. over Green Bay In 1960. Detroit, Cleveland player. Ryan was Browms — and he shook lots of Brown — his friend for 16 years. Baltimore, Green Bay and Chi­ superb. So was Browm. The of­ ‘Jimmy’s been feeling low, Dad, to Wt'rt trying group hands Sunday after the Browns Collier was on the ground Surrounded by newsmen Sun­ fensive line gave Ryan great a 38- floor as an assistant coach when cago all had taken turns, de­ BUFFALO (AP)__Mike’^' "The loss of Keith Lincoln«>(irst 54 yards, including therapy on hlml** beat the Baltimore Colts 27-0 for day, Collier fielded their ques­ flowering the pride of the East. protection and the defense out­ also hurt us. I would say, If any yard run, and Rote hit Dave the NFL title, their first since the Browns broke into the All- tions on the fly. and, as has Stratton, 230-pound Buffa Kocourek with a 26-yard touch­ American Conference in 1946. Both Coach Blanton Collier of did itself. thing' his loss helped Buffalo a 1955. been his policy this season, the Browns and Don Shula of Shula pointed to his team's lo linebacker, was the key down pass. Friends and well-wishers great deal we lost a lot of our Collier stayed with the didn't single out anyone for spe­ the Colts, a unique teacher-stu­ failure in giving up the ball man in two crucial plays football team when Lincoln was “It jarred us quick,” said crammed the Browns' locker Browns until 1954, then returned J.1T.W»LLlAb^ cial praise. dent combination, had based twice on fumbles and twice on that pointed the Bills to a injured." Buffalo Coach Lou Saban. “It SCATTERED SHOT • wu. Im tte, tea U1 M •* room to congratulate the be­ to his home state as head coach "I can’t think of anyone who their game plans on ball con­ interceptions. Unitas had been jarred us to our senses — it spectacled 58-year-old grandfa­ 20-7 victory over San Diego Lincoln, who gained 339 yards to succeed Paul Bryant at the didn't have a good day," he trol. Each tried to establish — Intercepted only six times dur­ in all manners of offense in San woke us up.” ther who was named head coach University of Kentucky. said. Quarterback Frank Ryan to use a coaching word — their ing the regular 14-game season. and their first American Diego's 51-10 rout of Boston in Pete Gogolak got the Bills BEN CASEY two seasons ago. During his eight-year stay certainly did, and it was Collier ground game. Collier succeeded "We had zero points on the In a sometimes clipped Ken­ Football League champion­ the title game la.st year, ap­ back in stride with a 12-yard with the Wildcats, Collier had a who tutored the ex-Los Angeles and Shula didn’t. It was as sim­ scoreboard," said Shula. "I peared to be on his way to an­ field goal, Wray Carlton tucky accent. Collier said, “I P»am when Ryan came to Cleve­ wasn't satisfied with anyone. ship. Uf U.S. Pal.Ofiaa r THKOCAHOFAAATOICAL young a.ssistant who, he said, ple as that. And on one of them it was all other great game before the slammed over for the go-ahead CSifipeec-^—- bltNa^El SjWkaU, Iw SCHOa OCCASIONAUy GETS know it's corny, but It really h aj the makings of a fine pro land in 1962. He made Ryan a After a scoreleas first half, the Their defense did a heck of a IZ-M was a magnificent team effort. unintentional. injury. touchdown a few minutes later A BIT eriFF... AND »TUFFy. football coach. He was Don Shu- starter last season, and Frank Browms struck quickly for 17 job but we couldn't get anything In the first 8'/4 minutes he had and the Bills were ahead to The defense was just great and done. They got ui backed into Both the losing coach and BY FRANK O’NEAL la, head coach of the Baltimore refers to him as “the most com­ points In the third quarter with quarterback, Sid Gillman and picked up 47 yards rushing and stay. 1 SHORT RIBS you’ve got to give them a lot of Colts. plete coach I ’ve ever known." the help of two short punts of 25 the comer and we couldn't get had taken a pass for 11 more. PR.CASey...HIMSELF cre'dit." "Tobin Rote, named Stratton's Jackie Kemp, who com­ ...HAS BEEN KNOWN TO and 27 yards by the Colts’ Tom out." play as decisive in their reviews' Then Stratton nailed him’with a In two years. Collier has skip­ Gllburg against a 20-mlle-an- It it proved nothing else, the pleted 10 of 20 passes for 188 Fues AND SNAP... of the championship game Sat-1 crushing tackle and the San yards, sneaked over from the WHAT APE MbU pered the Browns to a 20-7-1 hour wdnd. i game proved that teacher some- urday. ! Diego fullback lay writhing on record and a championship. He Groza's 43-yard field goal was Umes knows best. Collier used one for the other Buffalo touch­ eONO-ID DO? 'If I hadn't underthrown that the ground. He eventually made down and Gogolak added anoth­ Is no stranger to Cleveland, Springfield Swings Trade the first blow. Then came to be Shula's bos.s when he was his way to the sidelines and was however. This Is his lUh sea­ pass in the second quarter, we er field goal from the 11. THE AAORE I THINK Ryan's 18-yard scoring toss to head coach at Kentucky and through for the day — a right you SEE, BEN son with the Browns and 36th llins, the 6-foot-4 flanker from Shula was an assistant. might have gotten some kind of Buffalo fullback Cookie Gil­ ABOUT WHAT PR.LANIiR MATBE HE THINKS year in coaching. With Detroit for Two Men score and turned the game in a rib broken. christ, who carried 16 times for INSINUATED ABOUT Aty different direction,” .said Rote, "It was a fine tackle by a fine HE'S PROTECTING “I ’m just a football nut,” he football player,” Lincoln said. 122 yards and took two passes 'OVER- FRIENDLINESS' WITH FUTURE PATIENTS said. & 36-year-old veteran of three for 22 more, was non-committal /f STUDENT, THE LESS While everyone was busy en-OUR BLOOD aCEV A DOCTOR... . school, where he began studying die Shore, owner of the Spring- troit organization for Yves Lo­ like that,” the 250-pounder said. PRESSURE IS UP AGAIN I ess and Dennis Ratliwell. play In the closing minutes of "I just thought Keith had the ■M. «ay U1 N» OW. V pro football tactics by watching field Indians, was busy nego­ breath knocked out of him,” "But I ’d be happy to come back the Philadelphia Eagles work on tiating a deal w-ilh the Detroit the first half. Buffalo had a 13-7 /iif Hilts was acquired by the lead, but the Chargers were Stratton said later. " I never on the right terms.” MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVAILl the T-formation at nearby Bain- Red Wings to add some scoring Indians a year ago last fall but Storm Clouds Linger punch to his team. He an- driving from the Bills’ 16. Strat­ realized I had broken a rib." BY ROY CRANE bridge. did not play hockey last win­ ton picked off a Rote pass to San Diego, sparked by Lin­ BUZZ SAWYER ter. Although he reported to coln, swept 80 yards on a touch­ WAiTAMINUTB, OOMaOlHINIilDM 0H,CFC0L«6e/ \MUCrcnHS?AN^Ae2 end the threat. training camp this fall he said Over All-Star Contest "If there was a turning down drive the first time the Hawks Qimb WINTHiaaP-.. iNBAADsree^RiL caerAiNLV/ OOLMJD'iOa-Day and Saturday, Montreal 16 8 39 94 74 June of 1962 he was drafted by i when six classics — Rose, Col- At Montgomery, where Penn Chicago 17 11 37 106 83 State quarterback Gary Wyd- Detroit 15 11 35 82 78 fZEESC! SUDDENLY Detroit from the Montreal I ton. Orange, Sugar, Gator and ,ian paj..:;d the Blilc su rs to e. 12 11 92 80 ^THE RAHE IN FRONT Canadians for *20.000. They, East-West Shrine — will be Toronto 32 Immediately sent him to Her- beamed nationally, 10-6 victory over the Gray in the New York 10 16 27 74 97 OF BUZ RELEASES A CWK :aln, gansg.officials - facing a FLOCK OF G E E S E ... shey for tfce 6!Z-63 season where Ray Rlsmlller, Jim Wilson, Boston 7 20 18 70 107 loss of prestige because of their , he.scored 25 goals. Last season., F.ank t.-ankewlcz and Wayne segregation .stand pondereef a ' z; ■with Pittsburgh he got 40 goals Swlnford signed National Foot- Three weeks ago today the possible lifting of the racial-bar­ Chlcago^Black Hawks were run­ and 30 assists for 70 points in ba'l Leagu'i contracts l«uit Sat­ rier which has coat them a na­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 70 games. So far this season he urday after leading the Bulldog.s BY LANK LEONARD tional television contract. ning a bewildered fifth in t)ie MICKEY FINN has been playing foi Pitts­ past Texas Tech 7-0 in the Sim National Hockey League race burgh. Bowl at El Paso, Tex. A Blue-Gray source said Sun­ XU aRAt itoldourlahdlapvydu day he believes the future of the | following a 4-1 setback to the T H T R A W T O TOOK *MILLr TWRB AT NOM. Rathwell, the second front The Philadelphia Eagles HAVE I SEEN HIM? QEE-I'M you THINK HE A YES} POP WILL NEVER liner acquired by the Tribe, is signed fullback Lankewiqs, who ' 27-year fixture will be Insured visiting New York Rangers. H A ! HE'S DOWNH6K SURE CLAD MtASJUSTTRyttiG I ADMIT HE WAS WRONG, aM7IM0mi..M , ANO TO AUAV HRR SUdPiaON. CAMXNH '•mniODHPMpnecBtjoaia 24 years old, 5-9 and weighs . cored the game's only touch only if Negro gridders are Invit­ Neither club has been the W ITHME— 60IN6 TO 70 HEAR 10CHEERV0U / HELEN-ANOH^'LL ed to parlicipate. same since — and the Rangen THE TEACH EVERY DAY UP, DAN? NEVER GET INIEMiSTED iWAUail We LIPT M THR aOMUMi I TOOK 175 pounds. down on a two-yard plunge afid A MV SPARE CA5E TO OOR ROOM The National Broadcasting wish the tale of two cities never — ANDf‘EEUH6 f in e ! . IN ANYTHING, EITHER! Both players are expected to 225-pound tackle Rismiller, their BARLV TONie join Uie team today. second-round draft choice. YVil- Co. (liscor.W od its telecast o had begun. The Indians will take to the son, a 246-pound Uckle who game last year after offi- In 10 subsequent starts, Chi­ ■ A road this week for four games spearheaded Georgia’s tens- j tie's i'eiu.sed to alter their ra- cago has tied one and won the in aa many nights. They will be cious do.'s ise in the Sun Bowl Dial policy, rest, Including Sunday night’s 6- in Pittsburgh Wednesday, and was named the outstanding Saturday's game, which drew 3 romp over Boston. New York, Rochester Thursday, Baltimore pla.ver in the game, and Swin- a crowd of 16,000 and wsis tele-1 beaten .3-1 by Detroit in Sun­ Friday and back at the Collse- ford signed with the San Fran- vise'I regionally into six states | day’s other game, has managed um Saturday to meet their arch claco 49ers. on a special network, was a de-1 one. .victory and one stand-off rlvala the Providence Reds at 8 1' Jim Zanlos, Texas Tech's 210- tensive battle decided by Wyd- over the same 10-game route. o’clock. ■ pound fullback, agreed to terms man't 30-yard scoring pass to The Black Hawks’ surge, Bill Cronin of Boston College in which has lifted them within Alts the third period. two points of the league-leading aw4i,iaA,iitTjHl^YL^,|>a The Orange Bowl pairing of Montreal Canadians, began Bisons Unload 52 Goal Tries Texas and Alabama, the 1963 when Bobby Hull finally got an 1984 national champion, some help in Uie goal-scoring BY RALSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LBFF and MeWILLlAMS respectively, heads the New column. While the Blond Jot h u MR. ABERNA'fHY Ini 9-0 Ronip over Pittsburgh Year's bill and completes an continued his record pace — he NBC triple-header. The Miami caged his 29th goal in' Chicago's ACCEPT MY SH*9 HE THAT'S C A R R Y IN G A N D NOW WE .-fraction, to be olayed for the AAAYI ! >OU CERTAINLY A^A'>' THNEW THE CAN AFFORD TO A 6-3 declson over Toronto Satur­ CARRY I MR. ABERNATHY. 7HAN»fl5,TO0, i STAR or GET MARP-IEO, No one can blame goalies«>plagued by Len Lunde, Art first time after dark, has an 8 day night — his teammates TMI9'AAAY t ^ YOUR V THANKS A LOT. .FELLA! Hank Baasen of Pittsburgh and Stratton and Pat Hannlgan as p.m.. EST, kickhff. have ^cund the range, too. BEAAy PACKAGES 1 Gump Worsley of Quebec if they he allowed four goals in pach of The' Crimson. Tide, unbeaten In 10 ragular-season games,-and Hull didn't score against t)ie CHANCE HOME FOR complain about working condi­ the last two periods. Lunde Bruins — settling for three aa- TV YOU, MY tions in the Apiierican jockey scored three goals within eight the l-ionghoma, winners in nine eists and a league-leading point IMPRESS DEAR? League. minutes in the second period, of 10 starts, follow an afternoon total of 50 — but a trio ot L, yUMYUAA The conditions were such Sun­ assisted on each by Stratton and card that matches Louisiana rookies. Including Bobby's O'CJAY. day night that .the Buffalo Bi- Hgnnigan. . State, 7-2-1, and Syracuse, •'7-3, brother, Dennis, gave Chicago 'sona fired 52 shots at Bassen in All told, Lunde tallied four in the Sugar Bowl at New Or- goalie Denis DeJory alt the il- their 9-0 victory over the 'Hor­ points and Strktton and na.iiu- leana; Arkansas, 10-0, and Ne­ fenslve help he needed. i NO, r e x ; braska, 91, in the Cotton Bowl auT YOU'VE LOST nets and the Rochester Ameri­ gan five each. Ray Cullen con­ Rookie Fred Stanflel^ broke a I'LL NEVER cans pelfed Baasen with 51 shojs, tributed two goala within SO sec­ at Dalliu and Mlchigarr, 8-1, and Oregon State, 8-2, in the Rojse 2:2 tie early In tha secotii period MARRY A MAN 1 WIDE OPEN— Gary Collins allftost makes it look in Mielr 7-1 triumph over the onds eSrly in the final period. after Boeton'a Dean {Prantlce ------TRUST/ Ace'. The Aces' los^ was their worst Bowl at -Pasadena, Calif. TOUGH J 3AY — Johnny Unitas, the rifle of the easy as he scores second touchdown on a pass—a The Sugar and Rose classics had knotted the ^fsor^ on a peiw Qeveland stopped Hershey 3- of the season. Curiously enough, ColtSjWho could not get off, a payoff shot, surveys alty shot. Dennis HuU, rookl* . V catch which sequence camera shpws how alpne he 1 sod Providence whlppep Balti­ Worsley turned away 35 shots will be aired by NBC, starting score M end of game, arms folded down- Doug Robinson and John Mb- wa8. This was one of three touchdown passes Collins more 6-3 In other games/- while trailing' only 3-1 through at 2 p.m., BST, and 6 p.m., EST, respectively. caat look. . Keni^ eompleted tbo rout. made. ' Bassen ivas particularly the first two periods. j w ■.■n 7' ■«' ■ \ V A W t V I L. M X .'-I---y "5* r,".4.^A. - » ..^ *,... - i ^ ' ^ r 1

tPACn TWENTT HAMCHESTEB EVENING HERAJJ), MANCHESTBB, GONN« MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964 m Al\s^nC jg» ma.iwu.iU, wuuxv/miioiikA, lAixxix., MUxXUAX, Ufiiurix.xxjijiK 1964 FAUK TWENtY-ONI HUKTING Schoolboy Action Limited Tournament Play . an< UConn’s Basketball Success FISHING One Gam e I'- ’ '.X'-t LANTERN UGHT This Week For College Fives Bend a piece of aluminum foil Year’s Leading Sports Story around your gas pieeaure lan­ tern to focus (and Increase) For Teams BOSTON (AP) Kodak Classic at Rochester,^Island was beaten by Houston light and heat. Foil Is fireproof, N E W H A V E N (AP) —- tlcul’s basketball team mel-feperformances registered by* Getting back to Uconn baaket-«them AP All - New England, Tci'ica's college swimmers, Christmas holiday break N.Y., and St. Michael's and 74-68. PAINT ’EM UP ' The night was mild but wet Duke University In the final bail, the team that played the ECAC All-Eaat, NCAA AU-R«- Maine play in Ohio tourneys. St. There are now only nine un­ A few stripes of fluorescent By PETE ZANARDI .d o. the itCAA’s Eastern who later gained world fame in. most games consisted of Kim­ glon and All-Yankee Conference. ’ has ended for most New Michsiers is at the LeMoyne In­ in Raleigh, N. C., March 14 liy.npics, during laat April at ball, Dan Hesford, Ed Slomcen- defeated major teams in the paint on spoons will add to their Action on the schoolboy regional championship. He also ranked among the ‘ En^rland basketball teams vitational and Maine is in \tte country and New England attractiveness for pike and and what happened there, ».) icr.ch his pinnacle, the New Haven; Yale’a football ski. Dom Pemo A1 Ritter, Bill nation’s beat reboundera and the and tourney play takes Wooster Classic. ^ boasts two of them—Providence muskles. Increase the wobbly basketball front is limited rather than the outcome, Huskies had to win the Yankee r.toiy, which included a crash­ Della Sala and Ken Whitney. 48 point* he scored in a gam'a Still later in the week, Con­ ing fullback In Chuck Mercein, Looking back at the 1663-64 over the spotlig^ht. Sind Connecticut. Both teams effect. to one ^rame per team this turned out to be Connecti­ Co ..c . .c ..tic alter a at Storra ia a Uconn home necticut joins play in the Queen have 7-0 records and both have NO-SCENT TRAPS week due to the New Year off, and upset Temple and a I victory, but a smashing campaign, the Uconn’a happiest game record. The list of entries is lengthy City Tourney at Buffalo, N.Y., a few days more grace before Boll your traps In a solution cut’s top sports story of the end of the season anU-cIlmax, hour was the one that followed and the list of tournaments is holiday. Seven games are '.c;.o- in the Rrielgh tourn­ starting Thursday. Williams being tested. made of a half cup of bark from year. ament. It was exciting. id Hlllhoii.se High School’s un­ the 62 - 60 upset triumph over , almost as long With many of and Bowdoin are in the Blue- Connecticut doesn’t play until cottonwood, willow, cherry aiid scheduled Tuesday and Under ro ’;ie coprh P'red Siie- beaten state basketball cham- Princeton the night before the ' Aem starting tonight. no.se Classic at Halifax, N.S., Wednesday. bcl, t'-'e Univer-lty of Con- The tact Uiat Duke Univer- p‘.0" , Duke debne’ e. Bjorkman Paces Thursday in the Queen City beech trees and a few bows dty’s speedaterj stopped the One big tourney is the As­ Friday. Tournament at Buffalo. Provi­ from a cedar for about an hour. In a non-league contest, Man­ Hillhouse, under Coach Sam Shabel ended his rookie cam­ sumption Invitational where Tourney play already has Uco'nr and their ace rebounder Be 'C~ cve'.'tuatly ran Its vic­ paign by being selected as the 10 Pin Bowlers dence is off until Saturday night Foxes will never smell them. chester High (3-0) places a Toby Kimball was dlsappoint- Springfield meets Worcester proven di.sastrous to two of the when it meets its stiffest test of BARREL LIGHT tory streak to 81 straight before New England college basketball winning streadi on the line . derted the Tech in the first game tonight region’s stronger ftams. the season, St. Joseph’s, In Phil­ You can see down a gun bar­ when it hosts Hartford ^Ike- Riflemen be! -g ha'lcd l.-rt 'vcc':. a. defeat coach of the year. Hottest 10-pin bowler In town and Wesleyan plays Clark in the Bo.ston, College, which has adelphia. Huskies’ over all accomplish- t^at comes under the 1964 - 65 The 6-ft. 8-ln. Kimball ran up la Ray Bjorkman. Performing rel If you slip a piece of white ley tomorrow night at 8 a the merits. , second game. Assumption and had a hot-and-cold holiday trip, New England has two other paper Into the chamber. White Arena. The Indians face the Take on Alumr»’ campaign. a long string of credits, among in the Guys A Dolls League, n Northesistem drew first-round lost its opener in the Rainbow undefeated teariis in Wesleyan reflects light down barrel. toughest competition so far T'liat was the opinion of Con­ Bjorkman (or the past five F / byes. Classic at Hawaii, 70-69, to Wis­ (6-0) and Williams (3-0). RIGHT APPROACH this year against the visitors. necticut sports Writers and weeks (15 games) has been The Rhode Island College consin Saturday night. Wiscon­ Williams defeated a poor Old deer hunters know to Tonight at 8 oioadcasters who participated knocking them down at a 201 tourney also opens tonight in sin is the team the Eagles Dartmouth team and two small Undefeated East Catholic in the annual poll conducted by game average pace. walk around their fallen buck travels to New London Tuesday Providence with Central Con­ edged by a point in the Milwau­ colleges but hasn’t been tested Undefeated Mrnchester Hi”'h A.s.sociated Press. Bjorkman’s 184 average’s tops and approach him from behind. night to do battle with St. Armless Place Kicker necticut, Quinnipiac and New­ kee Invitational a week ago. by a strong quintet. Wesleyan’s Then if he comes suddenly to '.'Ifle team m'et the Alumni in Tile voters picked the in- in the league, In the last two ark, N.J., State joining the host Holy Cross list its second record doesn’t include any close Bernard’s. Tip-off at Ocean performances, he rolled 864 and iffe and dashes to freedom you Beach will be at 8. Coach Don rn arnual ma'ch ton)"'it rt 8 spiring performances posted by team. game of the season. 82-93, to St. decisions but it hasn’t met any don’t get hurt. Stay calm for Gets Achievement Award 643 with low game being a very Elsewhere across the nation Jo.seph’.s of Pennsylvania Satur­ of the region’s stronger clubs. Bums’ Eagles have an unmar­ rt the Waddell School Range, ' ^ .I . ' ® ^ ‘''.I'''’ reapectable 186. Three of his last finishing shot. red record at the expense of tonight, Yale is in the Hurri­ day night in the first round of Wesleyan will get a strong test YELLOW JACKET TRAP c o m - of W. Middle Tpke. and ei- in the Olympic five game series have been 600 cane Classic at Miami. Middle- the Quaker City Tourney. Glastonbury and Waterford. or better. in the Assumption Tourney in Hang a fish near camp and -Jroad Stx , Games as the runner-up story. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (A P)—^ He is a trustee of Tugaloo Col­ bury plays in the Georgian ’Two other teams away from which Northeastern a n d As­ pot a pall of water under It. Sighting its second win, El­ home Saturday were Yankee Co'ch Tony Alibr'o’a sharp- -c .Oilrn'. c., win entcis Yale A 16-year - old armle.ss place lege in Mississippi and of He­ Tournament and Stonehill is in sumption will appear. North­ Yellow jackets ^orge them­ lington (1-3) is at home tomor­ kicker for Classical High CELTICS DRIBBLE NOW New York’s Winged Foot tour- Conference entries —Ma.ssachu- ’:note.'.», p.nccd by K-rl S;iTllh "C 'i month, won (our gold brew Mission College in Cincin­ eastern has a 4-2 record but is selves on fish until they can’t row night against Bayport, N. and Clark captured School’s undefeated (ootb a 11 nati, Ohio. • ney. setts and Rhode Island. ’The 4-0 against teams In its class. Y., at 8. The Knights snapped SOMEBODY GOl ivIAl) — Gineideii w'aL : ’ Joirn G ' I'” rhc'.', h"ve best-j BOSTON (A P )—How do ths fly, fall Into water and drown. iL v-H.) i.ua ij ii I'l.jiiison (Ifa) "d Wirc'-am Tech and B:'istol three, team has received the Provi­ Boston Celtics differ from their Tuesday night. Amherst and Redmen were walloped 113-82 Assumption is 3-1, having lost CURRY COMB SCALER a two-game losing streak try to break up battle between Boston’ s Orland Kurtenbach and New York’s Brown play in the Albright In­ by Evansville, one of the best n'.x.ern this year. They rc'.urn e Ir.surance City Open at dence Journal Achievement teams of the past when Bob only to the major powerhouse. A curry comb makes a /ood against Granby Dec. 22. Bay- Harry Howell, hidden. (AP Photofax.) Award.' DAY TO REMEMBER vitational, Harvard opens in teams inr the nation, and Rhode Providence. port is coached by former Ba­ to regula’- act'on at Milford Wethersfield won by National Couaey was the star? Bill fish scaler . . . as every horse- Academv Jan. 6. C 1 ' ; .1 Kc 1 Von.u! i in The youth. Waller (Chris) DENVER (AP) — George Sharman, who played with minded fisherman knows. con Academy coach, Wally Case. an exciting finish, and the ap­ Schumann, armless from birth, (Chubby) Aiello opened his res­ Oousey, says: “Bill Russell VACUUM SEAL pointment of . Rick Forzano, was given a standing ovation taurant one day last summer would get the ball off the other Light ^ match and toss In sal.' Coventry (3-2) is on the road Mianti on Slate followed by signs that the Uconn by the crowd of 300 persons to find someone had rifled the team’s boards and throw it ths mon egg jar before you seal It. against winless E. O. Smith to­ Hoople on Target, -cot; ',1 (o tunes rre on the way when he was presented t h e safe of 1175. Aiello went to iMigth of the court. Now ths Showdown for Celts Tonight Burning uses up oxygen, pre­ morrow night at 8 in Slorrs. WEWION, Mass. (AP) Bos- iiP’ shared the next spot, award at a dinner Sunday night. Centennial Track the same players get the bail from Rus­ vents spoilage. Coach Joe DeGregorio’s outfit afternoon and won $11,704 on sell and-dribble it " bested Smith 50-40 earlier this to:’ Cth'ege h-s scheduled Ml" R ' i (itc:!) Svitth, 22, a bril- At the same dinner, Irving J. EASY LACES ml of Florida in football (or 1965 liant golfer, and an event that Fain, a prominent Rhode Island the ' twin double. He held the Char ends of rawhide, boot season. Other Patriot victories FRIENDSHIP — B ^ Brown to fill the gap Cl'"ted when created headlines while the New only winning ticket. laces and they’ll be easier to were over Avon and Bacon Selects Bowl Tilts industrialist and civil rights ITS THE ASTRODOME Against Lakers at Boston 208, Dave Chagnot 202, Frank Detixilt announced Monday it is York Football Giants were in slip through eyelets. Academy. leader, received the Classical HOUSTON (AP) — Ths new Winless Rham (0-4) is home Hunter 208-689, Al Borello 200- dropping die sport. , ti ai i ■ t at Fairfield, (led (oi the Varsity Club’s outstand i n g NEW FIELJ> MOVES ALONG domed stadium here whers ths FLOATS Alumnus Award. t Corks from the tops of liquor against Lyman Memorial to­ By MAJOR AMOS HOOPLE f 576, Evie Miller 175, Marge Pet- BC was to have played D e-' place among the major Houston Astros will play their BOSTON (AP) — T h efN ew York Christmas night. OnA Los Angeles is the only team tengil 224-526, Dot Mitten 183- troit next Nov. 6. Miami, wlrlch' one*- ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — bottles make good pan fish morrow night at 8. Rham has SPRING IN THE GARDEN— Coming o tf the floor of Madison Square Garden Originator of Bowl Games Richard Blackman, who used Work on Anaheim Stadium, 1666 National League baseball . showdown toward which Saturday night Boston defeated that Boston hasn't defeated 499, Carole Page 472, Jackie also had S Detroit game ached to hold the ball for Schumann, St. Louis 07-84, floats. had offensive problems this as if on springs, St. Louis Hawks’ Len Wilkins leaps high for shot at basket Egad, friends, truly the Smith captured the Connecti­ where the Los Angeles Angels games will be called the Astro­ both at home and away this year averaging only 38 points Hesford 182-467, Ruth Adam.s uled, had an open date Nov. 6 received the award for him. dome. The official name re­ the Boston Celtics have season. In the two previous SKUNK STUNK cup ihinneth over for the cut and Nev England amateur will play their American Havlicek also broke open the per game against Windham while KniAerbockers Willis Reed and Howard Komives watch. (AP Photofax.) 180-461. and the two teams had no diffi­ titles. The Glanta traded or cut Fain, an officer and director mains as ths Harris County been pointing for a week is St. Louis game, sinking four meetings, the Celtics won at If your dog meets with a League games In 1966, is ahead skunk, shaving cream rubbed Tech, Oom well, Bacon Acade­ football fans this New culty getting together. 11 players one afternoon in what of several family-operated busi­ Domed Stadium. It opens April on tonight when the de­ straight baskets that moved the Los Angeles 108-98 and Los An­ of schedule. 'The park, which Into his (dog’s) coat will reduce my and Portland. Year’s weekend. —JUNIOR BOYS — Dave Du- Miami ruined a promising ' should have been a tip of things nesses, is a Harvard University will seat 45,000, is being built 9 when Houston faces the New Celtics to an 84-75 fourth-period geles won at Boston 114-112. fending National Basket­ the smell. Cheney Tech (2-3) entertains Eight of Top 10 Clubs Must Protect Rankings One might say you pigskin chemin 133, Tim Haaaett 138, season for the Eagles this fall,, to come. graduate and has participated by Del E. 'Webb. He owns 10 York Yankees in the first of ball Association champions lead which was never threat­ The Lakers and Celtics have St. Joseph’s Wednesday after­ 'devotees are assured of several Steve Hahn 126-355. beating them 80-6, and probably, Other major stories included in several foreign trade mla- per cent of ths Ntiw York Yan­ fiv e pre-aeason sxhibitloa ened. played some exceptionally noon at 3:30. The Rangers of Dowlsful of enjoyment. No fewer cost them a bowl 'old. i the awesome record breaking slona for the United States. kees. games. meet the Los Angeles tough series games, especially Lakers in the second half of Jones sank 16 of 34 field goal Coach John Kleis have t)ounced than five of the nation’s top 10 HOLIDAY .I»»8Y .— Flo attempts and 8 of 9 free throws in the playoffs, and they are the Rest for Bruins back- from three straight de­ collegjate powers — Michigan, Kloter 126-338, Ted Kelley 359, , a Boston Garden double- for his 40-point total, keeping teams some expect to meet in feats with 'Victories over Vlnal Coach Screams at Official, Arkansas, Nebraska, Texas and Paul Morria 141-380, Jim Bell ; header. Boston in the game during the the championship playoffs After Busy Week Tech and Efust Granby. Cheney Alabama — will appear in the 135-364. New York plays the Detroit early stages of the second half. again this season. continues to improve with each bowl games. game both offensively and on ' Pistons In the opening game. He missed his first four field Even the Boston Celtics like CHICAGO (AP)— The Boston Go on with the forecast, and a SPOUSES — Gasper Morra goal tries but then sank 12 of defense. I The Celtics, playing their to get some help now and then. Bruins get a much needed rest Happy New Year to all! 141-354, Veronica Zemaltia 130- ' third game In three nights, de- his next 14 shots. Baltimore has been most oblig­ Central Valley Conference Father-in-Law Drops Ref now after playing three games ROSE BOWL 131—381, Dick Orlnavlch 130- I feated the Pitsons 112-106 at Havlicek came on to tie the ing. leader Rock'vllle (3-0) lines up 352. Bob Canon 132-336, Fred in three nights — one of their against Glastonlsury W ednes- Michigan 10, Oregon State 1 Fort Wayne, Ind., Sunday night. game 101-101 with a little less ’The Bullets obliged again worst jams on t h e National Oakea 340, Fred Sponheimer o o o d / ^ e a r ■ Sam Jones was the star, lead- day night at 8 in the only ■ NEW YORK (AP) — R i c h a r d s’ father-in-law.'4'NYU 102-79 while St. Joseph's University 0. It’s the favorite than three minutes remaining Sunday night, knocking off Cin­ Hockey League schedule. whipped Holy O oss 82-63. score of the Wolverines who 128-353, John Bremser 135, Ken ! Ing the way with 40 points. John to play. Then he broke it open league action this week. Paced Eight of college basket- charged out of the stands, onto cinnati 126-119. And the Celtics The three-game stretch was by Joe Van Oudenhove and Al­ the floor and dropped Anderson Michigan, 6-1, goes into the licked another OSU (Ohio State , .u . ■ u ., . Markstein 127, Marshall Lewis ' Havlicek sank a pair of jump with Ws jump shots and Detroit added another full game to one game too long for Boston— 127, Bud Wlllette 130. lan Putz, Coach John Cava- baH’s Top Ten teams, led with a right hook to the face. Holiday Festival as the favorite University). . by the sarnie margin » < tna mrknn aafa night nxra«« And Tuicimi when #\*« GIANT shots to break a 104-104 tie. [ faded. their Elastem Division lead in soundly beaten 6-2 by the Chi­ to get into the Rose Bowl. the moon sets over Miami on It was the sixth victory in six varis Rhams have halted con­ by Michigan and Wichita, His conversation ended, An­ in a field of eight. The Wolver­ Boston was without the in­ their methodical march toward cago Black Hawks Sunday ines, who lost to Nebraska, Jan. 1, Texas will have rolled VILLAGE MIXERS — D1 meetings with Detroit for the jured Tom Helnsohn both at St. ference rivals Wilson, Middle- must protect their high derson wa.s taken to a hospital SUGAR BOWL back the Crimson Tide! a seventh straight National night. The Bruins gained a split town and Windsor. for treatment of a bloody nose haven’t played since they beat Louisiana State 16, Syracuse 9. (Joatanyo 467, Ron Nivison 229, Celtics who also beat Detroit at Louis and Fort Wayne. Bjisketball Association title. COTTON BOWL with the Rangers in Friday and Yet to lose South Windsor rankings in holiday tourna­ and said: Butler last Wednesday. Okey Bayou, this column’s Loui­ Kay Spearin 459, Bea Carroll Saturday night games. Nebraska 16, Arkansas 10. 190— 469, Chick Carroll 213, (5-0) takes the week off. Gran­ ments tonight, but none is "It was just one of these The Low Angeles Classic has siana correspondent, reports the Boston doesn’t play again un­ The Hoople System’s upset spe­ Rol Spearin 203. Ruth Willey by visits in Bobcats next action expected to have the in-law things that can happen in the two Top Ten teams — Minne­ stingy Tigers, w ho limited their cial. Nebraska's Comhuakera, a til it takes on t h e Toronto sota and fourth-ranked UCLA, 187— 498, Willie Abert 197— Jan. 5. trouble that Coach Ladell heat of battle. I was upset over opponents to a 7.9 point-per- six-point underdog, will prevail Maple Leafs at the Boston Gar­ which has lost only to Illinois g^ms average, are ready for 496. den New Year’s night. Anderson of Utah State en­ .some bad calls, and now I'm by Just that m a r ^ — hak-kaff I sorry about the whole incident.” in seven games. The Bruin.' their supreme effort of the sea­ CATER BOWL C-L-E-A-R-A-N-C-E! Sunday night’s game featured countered in the Rainbow meet Arizona in a first-round son. Florida State 26, Oklahoma 23. GUYS A DOLLS—Ellen Rei­ a successful penalty shot score Olympic Champ Aiona, a retired referee who game tonight while Utah, 8-0. chert 178, Barbara Algren 187 Classic at Honolulu. heads the local referees’ or­ ORANGE BOWL The high-flying Semiiioles will G O O D / r ^ E A R by Dean Prentice. But it also Michigan, the No. 1 team, takes on Michigan State. Mi' —453, Nancy Santos 470, Anita brought an injury to the team’s ganization, was arrested and Teena 81, Alabama 12., outlast the Sooners in a-'free- WE MUST ELIMINATE OUR EXCESS INVENTORY! DEC. 21st TO DEC. 31st Enters KC Meet meets Manhattan in the first nesota, 6-0, was paired with The beat game of the day — erj scoring contest. Shorts 462, Beverly Perottl 186 most valuable player of the charged with as.sault and bat­ Washington in the afternoon. —482, Ann Pagirckas 178— round of the Holiday Festival at tery after receiving a severe moment—the same Mr. Pren­ New York. Second-sanked Wich­ One highly ranked team will 485, JU Kravontka 176— 471, tice. BOSTON (AP)—Olympic 400- tongue-lashing from Mayor Neal ita, which has lost only to Mich- fall in the Memphis State Clas­ Judi Lockwood 1941—493, Lea Referee Frank Udvari ruled meter champion Mike Larra- S. Blaisdell of Honolulu, who l^ i bee has entered the Knights of gan, plays Villanova, one of sic at Memphis when eighth- Block 208, Art Short 552, Dick e-E 23” TV 0-E WASHER that Stan Mikita tripped Pren­ witnessed the one-punch fight ranked Indiana, 7-0, battles Stavens 560, Ray Bjorkman Columbus track meet which nine major unbeatens, in the from the stands. tice as he roared in all alone on Quaker City semifinals at Phili- ninth-rated St. Louis, 6-1. 264-189—643, Bob Simler 212— Black Hawk goalie Dennis De- traditionally opens the Indoor 1965 Model Large Capacity track season. delphia. When the outburst finally was San Francisco, No. 6 and un­ 5662, Skip Mikoleit 550. WINTER TIRE jordy. Prentice was obviously quelled, Wi.sconsin met Bo.slon defeated in six games, plays Set and Forget 2 Wash Temp. Larrabee entered the Prout Six other teams play in five CONSOLE TV shaken on the play but he stay­ (College and won 70-69 on Paul 600-yard run for the Jan. 16 Pepperdine In the WCAC tour­ NEXT ed on the ice long enough to tournaments tonight while Min­ Morenz’ jump shot with 14 sec­ Sound 3 Cycle show at Boston Garden. nament at San Jose, Calif., and Hockey Standings beat Dejordy in the one-on-one nesota No. 3, wfls scheduled to onds left. The Rainbow’s last We’re overstocked He is the second Olympic gold lO’th-ranked Davidson opens 10 DAYS situation. play an afternoon game, leaving two opening-round games are SPARE 5IANTLE SQUIRREL TRICK Front Controls 3 Load Select in most tire medal winner to enter the meet. with Alabama in the Clharlotte, Eastern Division Prentice then was sent to a sixth-ranked Duke as the only set for tonight. Make a note right now to Got a squirrel up a tree but BLITZ! sizes. Meet director Clarenc# Top Ten tqgm Idle. N.C., Invitational. buy a spare mantle for your he won’t show himself.' Some­ W. L. T. Pts. Unbalance Control Speakers Mounted ho.spital for Xrays of his back. Also on tlie' schedule are The Far We.st Classic contin­ It was Prentice who scored (Ding) Dussault previously an­ Utah State’s Anderson was pressure lantern. Tape it to times you can make him run Quebec ...... 23 10 1 47 In Front nounced an entry from Billy anything but idle Saturday night games in 12 other major tourna­ ues tonight with Northwestern the bottom. You’ll never be out by taking a good sized dead Herahey ...... 17 13 2 36 Filter-Flo System twice Saturday night to help ments. Among the nlost inter­ meeting Washington State anr! goalie Ed Johnston to his first Mills, the surprise winner of the following his team’s 94-91 over­ of hick when you’re out of branch and belting trqc trunk. Baltimore ___ 11 17 8 25 Never A Console We Install It Olympic 10,000-meter run. time lo.ss to the Hawaii Marines esting is the Quaker City Clas- Army engaging Oregon State. touch. SpringAeld . . . 11 20 2 24 shutout of the season — a 2-0 .sic. Tennessee increased its unblem­ OATMEAL CHUM Priced As Low I For You Free whitewash of the Rangers. in a finst-round game of the DOG EMETIC Prtivldcnce . . . 10 21 0 20 Wichita, 6-1, plays Villanova, ished record to 6-0 Saturday' Sprinkle oatmeal through the Western Division Mikita got two of Chicago’s ’Trainer Loyd Gentry has not Rainbow touniament. If your dog eats poison and ioe when fishing for pan fish. 8-0. after annihilating Pitt 109-58 night by downing Portland 70-r Rochester .... 20 10 2 42 goals and Bobpy Hull added to lost faith in Royal Gunner even Upset with what he termed there’a no time to get him to a Draws minnows. When min­ behind Ron Wldby’a 19 points Buffalo ...... 17 10 3 37 his league-leading point total though the Royal Charger colt "ix)0 i- officiating” • Anderson Saturday. Villanova defeated vert, hold open hla mouth and nows come ran perch and crap- Pen” , its Philadelphia neighbor, and a zone defense. Pittsburgh .... 13 4 8 29 with three assists. He now has was beaten 10 lengths by ru.shed onto the floor immedi­ poor a can of concentrated pie be far behind? YOUR CHOICE Sadair in the Garden State. ately after the final buzzer and 52-47 in overtime. Tennessee will meet Oregor evaporated milk down hla C leveland...... 9 16 4 22 29 goals and 21 assists for 60 which upset Purdue 92-76 as Bi’ points. The Gunner worked a mile in engaged in a midcourt conver­ In the other .semifinal, sev­ throat. Follow It immediately FAST FUELING 1.38 3-5 two days before the sation with one of the referees, enth-ranked Illinois, 7-1, will try Jennings poured in 30 point: with a can of soapy water. Up Owners of fuel docks pay race • when he got away from Oeighton Richards. to halt St. Joseph’s unbeaten Oregon’s conil-from-behlnd ra Will come the potion. attention to this one: Solder a FROM ONE TO ANOTHER College Basketball the- exercise boy. ■ Suddenly, Jimmy Aiona, string at eight. Illinois trampled ly that started late in the fir; CORKING GOOD IDEA >4 inch tube down the spout of CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. $ half overshadowed the 40-poir the big funnels you use to fill (AP) — As soon as Maryland's Premium Nylon Tournaments Glue a sttp of cork (from 10 9 .0 0 effort of Dave Schellhase. an old life preserver) to the gas tanks with. Tube .allows racing season ended at Pimlico Ilrst Round . In other tournament action, / , the scene shifted to Charles SUBURBANITE Quaker Clly ' bottom of your fishing seat. air Inside tank to escape, Model M 799 AMO Lopes and Riney Lochmann Ic makes pouring faster with no Town Race Course in the West Wichita 109, Pittsburgh 68 Makes handy place to store starting at Kansas to a 72-66 triumph ovt ' plugs and hooka. ap4Us. Virginia foothills. E«onoW Nylon St. Joseph's 82, Holy Cross 63 Iowa State while Kansas Sta niinois 102, NYU 79 starting at slopped Oklahoma 75-65 in ti Goodyei. . .»p of E 9 5 Vill-mvp 52, Petri 47, ot Big Eight tourney at^Kan-sri the line » inter fire 'plui Ui I Big Eight City. SURE-$< in a full range of «M«n Kansas State 76, Oklahoma 66 Pacific outlasted Los Angel< fiiei and types. 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Lewis. 6228, 9-6. nished.’ 742-6661. third floor, $89, includes beat, 2% ROOM furnished apart­ Only $18,600. Hayes Agency, en, wall to wall carpet, living rqMi 'With / fireplace, the marooned, “ and while we sider appropriations for the moved Into larger quarters TWO ROOM heated apartment hot water, stove, refllgwator, ment, stove, refrigerator, 643-4803. nice lot, handy location, family si*e*kltchen, full cellar, weren’t starving there was only construction of the new school. at 38 Park St. The W. Main and bath. 149 Oakland Street real buy a t '$19,000. Call spotless condition, $15,500. enough food for us to eat twlje a Included In their considera­ S t location It within the PLEASE READ YOUR AD and utilities. Adults only. Tel. heat, hot water. Apply ’Thom­ Suburban For Rent 66 MANCHESTER GREEN AREA Electrical Services 22; $66. 649-6229, 9-6.______643-5894, 9:80-6. as Morrow, 26 Birch Street, 649-5306. • Wolverton Agency, Realtors, day — at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. We tion will be the construction es­ city’s downtown tract slated A 6 room Ranch with 3 gener­ 649-2813. (SMaMed or "W aat Ada” are taken over the phone aa m tJMTiL THEV If IT TOO after 6 p.m. ANDOVER—Pour room apart­ didn’t get fat.” ' timate of $2,353,000 for the for renewal. The bureau, ooaTonlenoe. The advertiner ahonld read hia ad the FIRST FREE EMTIMATES. Prompt THRBBl ROOMS, tile bath, heat ous bedrooms, dining room, school, plus additional con­ manag^ed by Ed Freeman, service on all types of elec­ GET A BIG- LATE FOR ment, Includes heat, hot wa­ Food shortage was the pro^ DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS bi time for the and hot water furnished, sec­ THREE ROOM apartment In­ LAROB, well furnished, house spacious living room with fire ANDOVER.—4 room home for struction of a sewer line from has its new offices on the trical wiring. Licensed and In­ OUR OlHMER ter. Call 742-7676 for appoint­ place, large kitchen with for Barrows Wallace sale, $10j000, or rent at $100 lem throughout the norfli- next Insertion. The Herald la reaponalUe for only ONE Inror- INVITATIOH our- MDPOMrnveeT ond floor. 16% School St quire 138 Blssell Street keeping room for one adult, all ment. westem comer of California. the school to Rockville’s sewer second floor at 38 Park, next sured. Wilson Electrical Co., ™ FARTV? across from East Side Rec. mica coimters, oil hot water Manchester Parkade monthlj^ Bel Air Real Estate, reet or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only THEM -WET CM TNfMiy-inTfg- utilities, parking. 272 Main. Slick Airways has flown 120.000 system. to Building B School. The Manchester, 849-4817, 643- SIX ROOM duplex available heat, plaster walls, attached Manchester 649-6306 643-9332. The school, planned to ac­ to the extent of a “make food” insertion. Errors which do not 1386. EXPECT HER ID •OAHm (F lU F NEW 4 ROOM RENT, second ROCKVIIJlE—8% room apart­ garage. Owner transferring. pounds of foodstuffs to Eureka telephone numbers remain lessen tbe valne of the advertiaement will not be corrected by MMUK,; February 1st, Sprues Street. 2% ROOM- furnished apart­ ment, stove, refrigerator, commodate 1,500 students. Is the same; 876-8136 or floor, $110 without heat and $90 monthly. AduHa. J, ment, light housekeeping, cen­ $15,900 Wolverton Agency, and scheduled another flight -malm food ” Insertion. STAGE A MOWLING heat, $90 monthly. Adults VERNON — 7 room Split Level Wanted— Real Estate 77 today with 200,000 pounds already one year behind .sched­ 643-2711. 1 B l electricity. Call John Pontlcelll Herald. trally located, reasonable. 12 Realtors, 649-2813. ule. The Vernon,board of edu­ Bonds— Stoekfl MARATHON' 1^1 8c Sons, Inc., 643-6578, after 6. only. 649-4824, 875-1168. and garage, outside patio, bar­ aboard a Constellation. noon-0 p.m. 649-8404. becue pit, % acre lot, near cation is taking emergency TOUR COOPERATION WUX |\|AI LAO 0 7 1 1 THREE BEDROOM ranch, l25 SPOT CASH paid for homes, Six C1119 cargo planes were Mortgages 27 ROCKVITiTiE — 8 large room school, assumable mortgage, farms and acreage. 24-hour mesuiures to meet an eight- ward Snydal, 21 Linden PI.; BE APPRECIATED UIAL I I ^ !- THREE ROOM, third floor, FOUR ROOM apartment sec­ TWO ROOM furnished apart­ foot frontage, fireplace, full to fly today from McClelltin Air Eleanor Adams, Wapping; Rob­ heated, centrally located. Call apartment, first floor, bath, cellar, aluminum storms, car­ $18,500. 19 Gerald Drive, Ver­ service. Hayes Agency. 643- room classroom shortage ex­ SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ I ond floor. Call 843-6838. ment, stove, refrigerator, hot water, heat. Tel. 875-4220 Force Base near 'Sacramento to ert Hiighey, 85 George Dr.; limited funds available for sec­ 11 643-0062, between 7-8. port. All for $13,900. Don't non. Owner 875-6745. 4803. pected In September. heat, hot water. Apply Mar­ or 643-1203. Areata near Eureka with 21,000 When the school Is occupied, Paul Gagnon, 141 Loomis St, ond mortgages, payments to low’s, 867 Main St. wait. Hutchins Agency, 646- pounds of telephone repair Manchester; Theresa White, suit your budget. Expedient FOUR ROOM apartment sec­ FIVE ROOM apartment for 0103. in September 1966, the school f ) ond floor, redecorated, gas equipment, three fire trucks and system will change and pupils Staffordvllle; Gerald Bossle, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? service. J. D. Realty. 648-5139. rent. Call 643-6836. a v a i l a b l e n o w — Three ' / furnace, adults, no pets, rea­ Business Propej’ty ItANCHESTER — Ranch 6 four utility vehicles. will attend the high school for 51% Village St; Nora George, MIL'* room apartment. Oak Lodge, Wapping. ITm. tee. U. I. Paf 0#,—AN rlgirti memd? sonable. Ready January 1. 300 4% ROOM garden apartment, For Sale 70 rooms, modem kitchen, built- Pacific Telephone said Its fa­ just three years Instead of the 24-Hoir Answering Service |Ceg^^44 fcy UaWnd Saehwa SyedkaH, hw.- Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. Foreign Policy Tops Birth Friday: A daughter to Help Wanted— Female .3.'? Spruce St. includes heat, hot water, $100 - $125 monthly, adults in stove, dishwasher, etc. Din­ cilities in Northern California present four years. Grade 9 ' 2 ' - 3 b u s in e s s z o n e m - ing room, large living room were damaged to the extent of students will start classes In i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goulet, stove, refrigerator and park­ only. 643-9171, 875-1166. rooms with two offices, sop­ Free te Herald Readers CLERK - TYPIST, permanent FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ ing. Rent $120 per month. Of­ with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full almo.st $1 million during Uie the new school. ' 11 Bancroft Rd.; a son to Mr. Help Wanted— Male 36 ond floor, 178 Maple Street. No i t e entrance, suitable tor Want information on one of onr olaaailled adverttsements 7 No position, experience In proc­ Household Goods 51 Rooms Witnout Board 59 fice 16 Forest Street. Phone basement, 1-car garage. $18,- Christmas week storm. It had The sewer facilities at the and Mrs. Robert Parker, 6% essing purchase orders help­ furnace. $65. Tel. 643-4751. business or prafessional use. On LBJ’s Agenda Cedar St , ^ aiwwer at tiie teiepbone listed 7 Simply call the DIE MAKERS wanted familiar 643-0000. Available Jan. 1st. Business Locations 500. PhUbrick Agency, 649- about 550 repairmen at work on ! school have presented a prob- ful. Small office, many ad­ BJVERYTHINO in steriliied re­ THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ PhUbrick Agency, 649-8484. 8464. Births Saturday: A son to Mr. with job shop, Aircraft work HOSPITAL AREA—Deluxe 6% -<$> the 24-hour-a-day job of re­ lem which has delayed con­ vantages. Call at Noble A conditioned used furniture ana tage Street, centrally located, CENTER STREET, Manches­ For Rent 64 storing telepllone communica­ struction of the school. Orig(i- and Mrs. .Lynn Anderson, 7 preferred. Good pay. Apply In appllancej, high quality -low large pleasantly furnished room apartment, bullt-ins, din- (Continued from Page One) EDWARDS Westbrook, Division of Bristol ter. 3 rooms, heat, hot water, Houses For safe 72 MANCHESTER—Splc ’N Span tions. nally, the school building com­ Belle-vue Ave.; a daughter to Brass Corp., 20 Westbrook person 234 Hartford Road, prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 rooms, parking. Cah 649-2868 nette, appliances, tiled bath, FOR LBA8B—Excellent loca­ 6 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, R a ­ Manchester. yard, garage, basement, $125 garage. Reasonable. Call New­ tion for doctor's office or 12th Circuit messages going to Congress In In Del Norte County at the mittee planned to construct Mr. and Mrs. Harold Llmber- Street. East Hartford, Conn., South Street, Rockville. 875- for oveniight and permanent ington 666-9868. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful dons kitchen with formica septic tanks on the Ecker prop­ ger, Elling^ton; a son to Mr. and ANSWERING SERVICE or cgll 289-2717. 2174, Open 9-8 guest rates.- monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- beauty parlor. 416 Main Street counter and stainless sink, full January, is “ pretty well brack­ north end of the 1,200-mlle-long 4803. Completely renovated and am' ranch, largo living room, form' eted out,” a qualified source California coast about 3,000 per­ erty where the school will be Mrs. Charles Foley, 80 Windsor MODERN ”rH R E E room, heat­ al dining rodm, cMinot kltchon. lengrth living room-dining room G)urt Cases located. Ave. 6 4 9 ^ - 875-2519 PART-TIME OPENINGS for Help Wanted— LEAVING STATE— Selling rec ROOMS FOR RENT, monthly pl6 parxing. J. D. Realty, 648- combination, oil steam heat, said, and the actual writing has sons either lost their homes THREE ROOM unfurnished ed apartment, stove, refriger­ L bedrooms, rocreaUan room, However, tests conducted Discharged Thursday: Bever- and leave yonr message. You’ll bear from onr advertiser In Jig cashier, typist, sales person, Male or Female 37 room, bedroom and living basis preferred, 249 No. Main ator, gas and lights furnished, 6129. aluminum storms and screens, been started. completely or sustained major room furnishings, including Street. Contact Mrs. Irish. apartment, second floor, Por­ •andacaped yard. Marion B. MANCHESTER SESSION damage. Red Cross representa­ earller this year by State ley Fracler, Tolland; Carol time without spendtnK all evening at the telephone. bakery g:irl. courtesy clerk, first floor, ideal for working Robertaon, Realtor, aa-8961. $15,500. Wolverton Agency, Work also Is well along on the Board of Health, indicated that Bunce, 4 Mary Lane; Richard charwoman, ward maid, coun­ FULL-TIME SALES Associ­ excellent upright piano. 649- ter Street area, $80 monthly MAIN STREET offices for rent, Michael J. Zwick, 18, of 22 tive Karl Mahler reported. The couple. Call 649-8448, 6-9 p.m. ideal location, heat, janitor, Realtors, 640-2818. budget, but some major deci­ the soil Is not suitable for sep­ ter girl, kitchen worker, ates wanted for expanding 0721. COMFORTABLE ROOM In includes heat, hot water, elec­ Lydall St., received a su.spended relief agency moved a majority Snedeker, RFD 2; Karen Out- Real Estate Firm. Will train private home for one or two tricity and gas, no appliances plfjity customer parking. 649- SEVEN ROOM oldar home, 4 sions remain to be made by tic tanks. erson, 6 Grandview Terr. Lost and Found Business Services presser and many more. A p­ AVAILABLE NOW—4 rooms, bedrooms, $ baths, lot 72xl6L PRACTICALLY VACANT, term at Cheshire Reformatory Johnson. These Include the to emergency shelters, but but must be licensed and COME AND GET IT! working girls, board optional. furnished. Call 643-6940 for 5334, 643-7175. owner moving. Beauty of a The to-wn met several months Discharged Friday: Charles Offered 13 ply Conn. State Employment __ USED -- secemd floor, automatic hot Marion B. Robertsoo, R M tor and was placed on two years amount of money to be asked many persons chose to stick It LOST—Small, long haired dog, ready to go to work. Excel­ Call 643-6745. appointment. Cape, 6 large rooms, expand­ out- in their damaged homes, ago and agreed to construct a Bemisdefer, Loveland Hill; Mrs. Service, 806 Main St., Man­ BUT IN GOOD SHAPE water, stove, convenient to 643-5968. probation. for what the President calls his sewer line from the school to reddish-brown, male, mixed SHARPENING Service — daws, chester. lent management ’ potential. everything, one child, $60 able, breezeway and two car He had been accused of re­ Mahler said. Helen Bailey and son, Elling­ breed, license No. 86875. Call Liberal commission arrange­ A BIG, BIG BARGAIN! FURNISHED ROOMS, com­ ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM Mart- Houses For Rent 65 “ antipoverty program," wheth­ the nearest city main line. ton; Arthur Miles, Itockvllle; knives, axes, shears, skates, plete light housekeeping facili-! monthly. 643-7094, after 8:30 garage. Approximately two taining money in sales traiLsac- “ We're sending In meals,” he 643-6627. ments and draw can be ar­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ment, second floor, basembnt acres plus a large building (30 er to propose a pay Increase for A controversy arose at the Lester Martin, 45 Talcott Ave.; rotary blades. Quick service. ties. Centrally located. Mrs. and attic, steam heat, opposite p.m. tions at the Montgomery Ward said. The reluctant ones may LPN or RN. full or part-time, ranged.^ Call Mr. Werbner, WITH APPLIANCES I FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch AHEM! ! ! by 100) In rear. Located on government civilian workers time over the route of the sew­ Fred Ciechowskl, Wapping. Capitc Equipment Oo., 38 FOR ONLY — $388 Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man­ Center Park. No pets. Avail­ completely decorated, 2-car store on W. Middle Tpke. and the amount of an education yet have to move out. "They LOST — Pass Book Number Main 8t., Manchester. Hmrs 11-7. 875-2077. Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121 SIX ROOM duplex, garage, Route 44-A, just over Bolton er line. Some district residents Disenarged Saturday: Elias M-8876. Savings Department INCLUDES chester. 643-6948. able January 1st. 649-7529. garage, one year lease with Judge Simon Cohen heard to­ package. have no good drinking water, ho faced with drainage problems dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ for an appointment to discuss separate oil furnace, large 4%-4% room 2-ftunlly, ce­ lino. $16,000 assumable mort­ Dellsle, 17 Chamberlain St.; of the Connecticut Bank and! WOMAN to babysit In my this fine opportunity. Electric Refrigerator option to renew, $195 per day that since his arrest on In a letter to Secretary of De­ sanitation, no heat." and the possibility of a resulting day 7-4. 643-7968. FRONT ROOM, centrally lo­ yard, centrally located, adult.s ramic tileLait; baths,uauto, cuujiimuiilaliuninum gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Richard Carpenter, 101 Grand Trust Company. Appllcatlcm home Monday through Friday. Deluxe Range DUPLEX APA RTM E N T month. 742-7004. 643-1677. Nov. 18, Zwick has married. fense Robert S. McNamara re­ In Oregon the State Board of health hazard favored running cated, parking. 59 Birch kitchen with range hood, dis­ Tel. 649-4076. Btori/ Ave.; Mrs. Esther Gerber and made for payment. j HAVE truck — Attics and cel­ Pine Street area. Call after 6 TV Set or Washer Street. 649-7129. Zwick, through his counsel, to­ leased for publication Sunday,' Health began getting queries on £ui Indirect line through a larger daughter, 47 Windermere Ave. p.m., 649-0041. posal, refrigerator, living and FOUR ROOM ranch, furnished lent EXCELLENT 6 room Ranch, day offered to repay the money how to prevent typhoid fever. portion of the district. Opponents lars cleaned. Rubbish removed. Bedroom Suite BUILT 1964. Spacious 4 room or unfurnished, oil baseboard tion,' Johnson said he wanted the last Discharged Sunday: Peter FOUND — Black and light tan Reasonable. Cali 649-1043 after Situations TV anted— Living Room Suite dining rooms, % bath on first apartment on first floor, cel­ • S O L D ™ : attached garage, built - In stolen by weekly contributions The board said It had plenty of of the plan insisted that the line heat, knotty pine, oak floors, town. Hardly a steal, but vestige of racial discrimination Smlchenko, Ellington; Peter shepherd male. Call Lee Frac- 6:30. YOURS SINCERELY, AVON Female 38 5 Pc. Dinette Set floor. Carpeted stairs to sec­ lar, large yard, In qiiiet, resi­ stove, dishwasher, disposal, vaccine on hand. The Oreg;on be placed in the most direct Apartments— Flats— adults. 643-6389. •worth It at $25,500. of about 20 per cent of his sal­ ended in the armed forces. Teabo, 19 Spring St.; Edward ehla. Dog Warden, 643-8694. COSMEITICS. W e^ sincerely RUGS — LAMPS — TABLES ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceramic dential neighlDorhood. Only wall-to-wall carpet, 2 baths, ary. State Police reported their oper­ route. LOOKING for housework ? Al­ tenem ents 63 bathroom. Excellent closet He told McNamara the De­ SyndaJ Jr., 21 Linden PL ' TYPEWRITERS — Standard believe you will earn more —LINOLEUM— $115 monthly. 646-0103. THREE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, rec room, washer and , dryer. Bruce W. Kiesow, 16, of New­ fense Department has “ done an ations had returned to normal. Included In the consideration LOST—Uver and white spring- and electric. Repaired, over­ so practical nursing. Call 643- and storage space throughout money, meet more wonderful and a few other small articles garage, yard, fireplace, base­ Immediaee occupancy, assum­ ington, charged on two counts excellent job in resolving many One of the closing rescue op­ of route of the sewer line from •r spaniel, male, no collar, vi­ hauled, rented. Adding ma­ people and enjoy your work 2089. LOOKING for anything In real apartment. Basement storage MANCHESTER — 8 room able VA mortgage. Htmley Vernon news Is handled by cinity Bolton Notch. 643-4693. ALL ON LOW LIBERAL estate rentals — apartments, ment, many other extras, J. D. REALTY of breaking and entering with aspects of the general problem erations In Idaho was the airlift the school would be the size of chines rented and repaired more a.s an AVON Represent­ TERMS and laundry. Parking. On bus apartment located on Center Agency, 643-0030. the connecting pipe and with it, The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, homes, multiple dwellings, cal! $135. Box K, Herald. criminal intent, larceny and at­ of discriminatory treatment of of 31 persons from a remote 88 Park St., telephone 875-3136 FOUND — One German Shep­ Pickup and delivery service. ative than you could In any line. Call 649-4887 between 5-7 Street. Heat and hot water 643-5129 648-8779 the cost of the line. If an In­ Tale Typewriter Service. 649 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 All are used, but In good J. D. Realty. 643-5139. p.m. MANCHESTER — 150 x 200, tempted breaking and entering those In the armed forces,” but sawmill in mountains 70 miles or 648-271L herd, female. Cidl Bolton D ^ other part-time work. Com­ shape and guaranteed. It’s a and off street parking. Rental COMPLETELY furnished 4 added: southeast of Boise. i direct route Is taken, a larger plete training. Excellent com­ $80 per month. Call Mr. Werlj- large trees, clean 6 room Colo­ had his case bound over to Tol­ Warden, 649-7601. wonderful bargain, one which FOUR ROOM apartment, heat­ room house, automatic heat The management of the mill pipe would be required, and the mission with bonuses and FRIENDLY BASSET - Beagle 3% ROOM garden apartment, ner, Jarvis Realty Co., Manag­ adults only. 649-1794. nial, double garage, only $16,- land Superior Court after he “ I would hope that the mo­ REPAIRS on all makes of re­ hound, two years old. Free for cannot be duplicated. ed, with garage, recently re­ SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen sponsored the lift after the road cost of the line would be great­ LOST — Calico kitten, vicinity prizes. Call today. 289-4922. modeled. Cedar St., Manches­ includes heat, hot water, ing Agents, 643-1121. 000. Hutchins Agency, 646- waived examination in the cir­ mentum already achieved . . . er. Many area-residents, espe­ Stocks in Brief frigerators, washers, ranges, taking. 643-9179. stove, refrigerator and park­ living room with fireplace. Im­ 0103. would continue until every last to the mill became blocked by Earl S t Reward. Call 649- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT ter, $125 per month. Call W. COVENTRY LAKE—4% room cuit court. Bonds totaling $1000 cially city residents, who al­ NEW YORK (AP)—The stock an^ dryers. All oil burners WOMAN to care for one child I ing. Rent $110 per month. Of­ NEW 4 ROOM apartmeni, ranch, fireplace, lake privi­ mediate occupancy, $16,000. vestige of the problem Is elim­ more than 20 slides. The saw­ 4398. COCKER PUPPIES—Harmony SEE MIKE ANTICO Harry England, 649-6201, after PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. were ordered against Kiesow. ready have sewer facilities are market weakened somewhat In cleaned and serviced. All work and do some chorea three days fice 15 Forest Street. Phone stove and refrigerator Includ­ leges, $86 a month. 643-1686. OLD TWO FAMILY 6-4, needs Kiesow Is accused In a series inated.” mill families were taken to Boise uaranteed Oosms Appliance Hill Kennels has a few beau­ 6 call 742-7883. work, very reasonable; also, where most have relatives. opposed ^ t h e Increased cost. dull trading early this after­ FOUND—Bifocal glaseee, black per week. Porter Street area. 643-0000. Available January 1. ed, plenty of closet and sto-- MANCHESTER — New 8 room of gasoline station breaks oc­ fervice, 606 Center, 649-0066 tiful male puppies left—silver, A— E—R—T—’S BOL”rON CENTER Apartments, new duplex 4-5 now under con­ Johnson attended services A two-font snowfall In the Service Neiws noon. and silver, vlctalty Sherwin- Call after 7 p.m., 649-4064. THREE ROOM heated apart­ age area, second floor. Call Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living curring during the night of Sunday St. Barnabas Episcopal Williams. Main Street. Owner buff and goldens, 7 weeks, 43-45 ALLYN ST., SIX ROOM duplex, 98 Wood- 649-6661 after 5. Comer Brandy St. and Bo'.ton struction, central location. Call Sierra eased 'le flood threat to Seaman Recruit Clifford N. There was no sign of the SNOW PLOWING — You name i ment, 456 Main Street. Call room, family room, buUt-in Nov. 24. A companion in the church in Fredericksburg. He Baldwin, USN, son of Mr. and may claim by paying for ad BOOKKEEPER. bookkeeping' AKC registered. H. C. Chase, HARTFORD 649-5229, 9-5. bridge St. Call after 5, 649- Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, Peg Cleszynskl, 649-4291. Reno for now but posed another traditional yearend rally devel­ your own price. Sidewalks also machine operator, clerk. PBX Hebron Road, Bolton. 643- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. kitchen, master bedroom with ca.se, Harry Apraham, 21, of was accompanied by Mrs. John­ Mrs. Normem C. Baldwin of 88 oping as the year’s last week 643-4415. 9765. hot water, stove, refrigerator, dressing room, low twenties. for the future. When it eventual­ cleaned. Telephone 649-7863, ■ operator, typist, stenographer, 5427. NEW DELUXE 4% room du­ $125. 649-8266, 643-4312. FOUR BEDROOM Ranch with Windsor, had had his case son and his sister and brother- ly melts the snow water will Prospect St., recently began ba­ of trading began. 875-8401. YOUTH BED, excellent condi- i t'umislied Apartraenta 63-.5 Hayes Agency, 643-4808. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Birge key punch operator, restau­ plex apartment, heat, hot wat­ LARGE ONE ROOM with a neat rec room. Prime loca­ bound over to the same court pour down the Tnickee toward sic training at the Naval Train­ Steels and utilities, posting rant manager, mail clerk, in- tion; also, twin size Hollywood j er, appliances, dryer, parking, ROCKIULLE — Now available. tion. Two fireplaces, combina­ on Dec. 14. Alexander of Fort Worth, Tex. ing Center, Great Lakes, III. fractional gains, continued to box spring, mattress and stove, refrigerator, heat, hot MANCHESTER — Like new Reno. Reservoirs along the riv­ ventorj' clerk, stock clerk, Articles For Sale 45 full cellar, $150 monthly. J.D. water. Apply Marlow's 867 Attractive 3% room apart­ tions, 1% baths. Needs redec­ Prosecutor F. Joseph Paradi- After the services they visited er, which caught and held a Capt. Richard J. Biesiadecld, turn in the best performances frame. Call 644-1868 evenings ANDOVER—Three room fur­ 6% room ranch, 22 foot living orating, owner anxious for ac­ fejDL'lHOLUX mles and serv- Household Scrviees typLat-trainee, credit clerk, re­ Realty. 643-5129. 643-8779. Main. ment, includes heat, hot wa­ so asked for a presentence in­ the graves of Joseph W. and great amount of last week’s son of Mrs. Isabella Blesiadeckl on the list. between 5-10. nished apartment. 742-7541. room, 1% baths, beautifully tion and the price Is negoti ­ lee, banded representative. Al­ Offered 13-A ceptionist, secretary, tran- BEAVER RIDING tractor — ter, range, refrigerator, park' finished famUy room, large vestigation in the case of Bur­ Ruth A. Baines, the President’s runoff, were being emptied of 233 South St., has graduated Granite City Steel, which fred Amell, HO Bryan Dr., scriptionist, file clerk, laundry 36” snowblower, 42” mower, Ing. Near shopping and bus able. Started In the twenties. ton Baskerville, 22, of 51 School maternal grandparents, in the from the USAF’s Squadron Of­ jointed in the spreading price ' t w o ARMLESS CHAIRS, wooded lot. Hayes Agency, Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real­ preparatory to the runoff. Mancheater, 644-8141. REWEAVDfa of BURNS, moth girl, sales per.aon, fotintain 36” blade, $1,250 value. Make' line.' 12 minutes to Hartford 643-4803. St. Fredericksburg community On the o&er edge of the conti­ ficer School at the Air Univer­ increase for galvanized sheets, holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ an offer, settling an estate. green slipcovers, $25; black tor, 643-1577. ^rl, kitchen worker, tempo­ over Parkway. Suitable for Baskerville Is charged with cemetery. nent, new snow blanketed the sity, Maxwell AFB, Ala. He at­ advanced slightly. U.S. Steel INCOME TAX returns, busi­ dow shades made to measure, 644-0156. bar, 6' long, with genuine one or two persons. $100 rary caretaker, nur.se aide, brass rail. $35. Call 643-5625. MANCHESTER — Executive SIX ROOM, modem Ranch, breaking and entering with Late Saturday Johnson area from eastern New York to tended the University of Con­ and Jones & Laughlln were up ness end Individual, prepared all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys waitress, tailor, sewing ma­ filO T s monthly. 875-3748 or 875-0250. neighborhood, lovely 7 room slipped away from his ranch to necticut and is a member of almost half a point. CLEAN RUGS, like new, so 100x200 lot, near school, 2 criminal intent in the theft of a central Maine, and rain and by full-time income tax ac- * made while you wait. Tape chine operator, presser, fac­ Colonial, mammoQi Uirii attend funeral services for R. S. Delta Chi fraternity. His next The price riro of gold In Lon­ easy to do with Blue Lustre. 21’ ALL CHANNEL Motorola ROCKVILLE — 6 large room fireplaces, full basement, ga­ rifle and a radio from King's sleet slashed other parts of New eountant. New laws effecting corders for rent. Marlow^, 867 tory worker, packer, ware­ room, modem kitchen with Chambers, 80, in Mart, a cen­ station will be Forbes AFB, Kan. don was reflected In gold min­ Rent electric shampooer $1. T-V, good condition, $35. 649 apartment, nice big yard, rage, Irnmediate occupancy. Department Store on Dec. 6. England and the Northeast. Up retirement income. Raymond Main., 649-6331. house worker, sorter, domestic 0098. built-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri­ tral Texas town of 2,600. Cham­ Hospital Notes ing stocks. American South Af­ Girard. CaU collect 875-7362. The Sherwin.-Williams Co. close to town. Call collect 875- Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. to five Inches of snow fell in workers and many others. Ap­ fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, bers had been a Democratic Bonte sections of the area late Admitted Thursday: Richard rican added a point and Dome 8322. 643-4803. party worker. Carpenter, 101 Grand Ave.; INCOXIE TAXES prepared in Building— Contracting 14 ply Conn. State Employment SNOWBLOWERS, new and CAPE for $16,000 with an a i - \ '^ e W S h OW F o l l s Sunday and early today. picked up almost a point. Service, 806 Main St., Man­ Musical Instruments 53 tached garage. 6 finished ______^______Over the weekend, Johnson Fred Ciechowskl, Wapping; Comsat fell back a point. your home or by appointment. used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro, SOUTH WINDSOR—Wapping MANCHESTER — New 7 room Visibility dropped to zero at Experienced tax work. 24- QUALITY CARPBNTRY- chester. Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. center. Four room heated rooms, new heat, fireplace, ex-1 filled three major govermnent times in heavy blowing snow in Walter Brown, Elllng^ton. The Associated Press aver- A GUILD guitar and case, rzUsed ranch, 2-car garage, cellent residential location. Va-1 c ^ f- c jobs. 1. James S. Gleason Jr., Admitted Friday: Caroline 8ige of 60 stocks at noon had hour service. Call 643-4728. Rooms, dormers, porches, Service and parts. Capitol apartment. 644-0130. bullt-ins, 1% baths, % acre lot, North Dakota Sunday night and WAI-TRESS WANTED, expert-i Equipment, 38 Main Street, hardly used, cost $112, will cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor,' O i a I l O re.signed as administrator of Jesanis, RFD 1; Lee Lenox, f^len .5 to 322.8 with Inidustri- basements refinished, cab­ sell for $65. 875-0465. tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ motorists were advised to stay ence preferred, hours 10-2. \ Manchester. Open dally 7-6, ROCKITILLE — 5 room, heat, 643-1577. I veterans affairs to return to the home If possible. Wapping. J als off .6, rails off .6 and utilt- inets, bullt-ins, formica, tile. Walter Anthony's Luncheon­ cy, 643-4803. PUBOniM No Job too small. William Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. stove, refrigerator included. First National Bank in Chicago Early morning temperatures Admitted Saturday: Debra ties up .1. ette, 139 N. Main St. 300 PAOES OF Call between 3-8 p.m., 875- TRANSFERRED — Must sell. May Recoup as first vice president. Johnson Cushman, Ellington. The Dow Jones average of 80 Robbins carpentry service. Wanted— To Buy 58 EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, Large, new Garrison Colonial ranged from 4 below zero at STATE UCEINSED rest home 649-8446. LOAM SALE! Dark rich, stone- 0577. two years old, large living named William J. Driver to suc­ Traverse City, Mich., to 72 at Admitted Sunday: Eileen stocks at noon was off 3.20 to centrally located, reasonable free loam regular $14 for $12. in beautiful and convenient ceed him. Hamois, Stafford Springs; Ed' 865.96. Help Wanted— Male 36 I WANTED TO BUY—Antiques room with fireplace, modem Woodhill Heights. $19,800. Key West, Fla. rates, friendly atmosphere. CARPENTRY — 32 years’ ex­ Stone fill, sand, gravel and FIVE ROOM house, 3 down kitchen with bullt-lns. family Some Losses Driver, 46, has been deputy TeL 875-1011. perience. Ceilings and floor manure. 643-9504. and good used furniture. Vil­ and 2 up, close to schools, 649-0721. CARPENTERS WANTED. lage Peddler Auction House. room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone administrator of the VA and tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ shopping and churches, built- hot water heat, garage, $24,900. becomes the first career worker RIDE WANTED to Podunk Steady employment, paid vaca­ SUPER STUFF, .sure ’nuf! Route 88, Ellington. 875-8711. in range and oven, immediate MODERN, centrally located (Continued from Page One) NOTICE rages, addition.^, attic.s fin­ tion, Insurance plan, new home LIVINC PhUbrick Agency. 649-8464. to hold the post. Government Forces Smash Building, So. Windsor, house ished, remodelihg, concrete That’s Blue Lustre for clean­ Bob Pl'jcki^er, and Son. occupancy. $115 monthly. 643 Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, con.struction and remodeling ing rugs and upholstery. Rent near schools and shopping, 2. Jo.seph P. McMurray reS' PUBLIC HEARING pickup, Manchester Green vi­ work. No job too small. Imme­ 1904. “ Coming right at thi.s time,” igned as chairman of the Feder­ cinity. Call 643-8722, work. Only first-class men re­ electric shampooer $1. Olcott WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ ADDITIONAL diate estimates. 643-2629 ply. Call 649-.5391 for appoint­ tique and used furniture, china, ^ ^ m ™ n c h !^ fu ll ^ ’^ ,'^ m aln -! |?^S^Estate"'^643“ 332 al Home Loan Bank Board to Variety Store. tenance free redwood exterior, rCeai E,stqte, 64d ______j ^oils, not or Viet Cong Base, Kill 57 APPROPRIATIONS ment. McCarthy Enterprises, glass, sliver, picture frames ______only for us but for the become President of Queens CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ family room with fireplace, THREE BEDROOM modem lodges, the grocery stores and BOARD OF DIRECTORS Antomobfles For‘or^Sale 4 mica, ceilings, closets, remod­ Inc. NEW NESCO Roaster with and old coins, old dolls and Half Size Charmer College in New York. Johnson guns, hobby collections, attic HIST0R\ a . 3 scenic acre lot. A Must See for ranch, Bowers School, 2 fire- ^ 8kt on down the named John E. Horne, a mem- (Continued from Page One) TOWN OP MANCHESTER, eling. hatchways, attics fin­ utility table; new Bell A How­ demands that they reinstate the SHIPPING” CLERK, engineer­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ the quality conscious. Hayes places, full basement, nicely Losse.s in New Hampshire biir of the board for the past 18 CONNECTICUT NEED OAR? Your credit turn­ ished, concrete steps, floors, ell movie cameras, models 220 leg;lBlative High National Coun­ Notice is hereby given that ed down? Short on down pay­ ing aide, financial analy.st, en- ^ and 252; new electric paint re­ niture Repair Service Talcott Agency, 643-4803. treed lot. Only $17,900. Bel were unofficially placed at up m^ths, to succeed McMurray. non fire into the area. About 650 cil and release political prison­ porches, garages. No job too gineer, con.struction superin­ AS Yfljj LIVED Air Real Estate, 643-9332. i *12 million from skiing and government troops took part. the Board of Directors, Town ment? Bankrupt? Reposees -small. 649-8880. ^ mover. 643-5332. ville, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. Horne formerly headed the ers they arrested In the purge rion? Don’t d e if^ r ! See Hon tendent. illustrator, account­ ______I related busines.ses including ho- Small Buiiiness Administration. of Manchester, Connecticut Viet Cong strength was esti­ Dec. 20. will hold a Public Hearing In eet Douglas. Inquire about low CARPENTRY — Bathroomq ant, chef, restaurant manager, ' MANCZirtESTER — Exception- tels, restaurants and gas sta- 3. John A. Carver Jr. of Boise mated at two battalions under Shell-Stitch! All hut eight qf th«j Amert(;ans the. Municipal Building H eulng eet down, amallest payments' tiled, recreation rooms, remod­ draftsman, credit clerk, .sale's' FILL, SAND and gravel for al 7, room Garrison Colonial. tlon,s. Idaho; got a recesfriappotntniefif the command of a major gener­ person, .salesman, janitor, sale. Call 649-8974. II IHIS YEAR! built-in kitchen and wall-to-1 . Operators of ski re.sorts there wounded Thursday in the ter­ Room, 41 Center Street Man­ anywhere. No small loan or fi­ eling. garages, additions, ce­ NOTICE as undersecretary of Interior. al. It was not known whether he rorist bombing of an American nance company plan. Douglas counter man, kitchen worker, Thi.s handsome^ king-size, lav­ wall carpeting, beamed ce ll-, say they count on Chri.stma.s chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, ment work. Call Leon Cie.szyn- Carver has been assistant sec­ \yas among the dead. officers’ hotel In Saigon have Motors, 388 Main. skl. 649-4291. porter, pot washer, temporary FOR "a job well done feeling” TOWN OF ANDOVER ing, paneled rec room, garage, j weekend for up to 26 per cent retary since Jan. 30, 1961. As January 5, 1965, at 8:00 p.m., clean carpets with Blue! ishly illustrated volume brings to and manicured fenced yard, [ of their skiing income. I Government troops w_ere still been released from the hospital. on proposed additional appro­ caretaker, cook, short order ZONING BOARD undersecretary he succeeds recovering bodies today as 1964 MOKz a convertible, pal- DION OONSTRUerrioN—1^ cook, barber, dairy hand, car Lustre. Rent electric .sham­ Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, New Hampshire Parks Direct­ Those still in the hospital were priations as follows: OF A PPEA I.1S life again what happened in a James K. Carr, who resigned omar red with white top, 4- pooer $1, Paul's Paint * Wall- : 643-4803. or Russell Tobey called the situ- sporadic fighting continued. reported in good condition and It To: General Fund ing, aiding, alterations, ceil­ washer, logger, factory work­ In accordance with the zon­ last July 16. speed, 110 h.p. turbo air en­ paper Supply. memorable news year. ______ation “ really rough;” But Wil- The heavy Communist casual­ was expected they would be re­ Capital Improve- ings. gutters knd aluminum er, warehouse worker, service ing regulations of the town of gine. fully equipped, excellent windows. 643-4362. 643-0696. station attendant, fireman, WEST SIDE — $17,900. St. Norton, manager of the ties were attributed partly to a leased soon. ment Reservs condition, 6,000 original miles, Andover the Zoning Board of IT CAN BE ORDERED James Pari.sh. 135x145 lot. Cannon Mt. area noted the ew type of fuse on the govern­ Fund, 1964 - 65 equipment operator, spray Diamonda— Watches— Appeals will hold a public hear^ ' m i - : w o R i . p IN' factory guarantee still good A. A. n O N , INC. Roofing painter, and many others. Ap­ THROUGH THIS NEWSPA­ trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, state's biggest year in history ment’s bombs. These burst In General Fund siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ Jewelrv ' ing on Jan. 6, 1965 at the Town built 1958, spotless. Hutchins when no .snow was the air. and scatter shrapnel for 20 months, asking $2,300. ply Conn. State Employment ' ______•__ 48 I Budget ...... $2,460.40 Can Rockville 875-4758 after terations and additions. Ceil­ Service. 806 Main St., ‘ Man­ Hall on Route 6 in the town (of PER ONLY. ' Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. measured until Jan. 2 Local Stocks over a wide area. Weekend Breaks to be financed 6 p.m. ings. W orkm an^p guaran­ chester. WA’TCH AND JEWELRY re­ Andover to hear the appeal of Vietnamese officers specu­ from the remain­ Crammed with dramatic stories TRANSFERRED to Pennsyl Six New Hampshire re.sorts teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. pairing. Prompt service Up to John and Mildred Orr of Bos­ Quotatlons Furnished by lated that the Communists had Bring $700 Loss ing unappropriat­ $20 on your old wa'tch In trade ' j i i . 4 - vaniar*-5 room ranch rrindem back In operation tod a y - 1960 RENAULT DAUPHINE. FIRST-CLASS MACHIhJISTS ton Hill Road to allow the by the top writers of The Associ-' f most ofrihem in the north. Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Ino. been massing for an attack and ed surplus of the rebuilt engine and transmis­ BIDWBLL HOME Improvement Closed Mondays.. F. E. Bray. construction of addition to kitchen, fireplace, dl.shwa.sher, and mold makers, Must be able ..1 . , Maine rebounded from the Members of New York were caught off guard. Police invlbtlgated three General Fund sion, need college funds. $300. Oompany—Roofing, siding, a l-' to read blueprints and do owm 737 Main Street, State Tneater dwelling side lot which will be ated Press, world’s largest-newit z'iV-- vanity tiled bathroom, oil hot Captured weapons Included terabdns, additions and re­ thaw with 10 inches reported at ^.tock Exchange 1963-64. 649-8760. setpps. Apply Triangle Manu Building. ! less than minimum require- water heat, basement garage, five 80.-caliber machine guns, breaks over the weekend In­ To: Tax Refunds, modeling of all types E xcel-' agency, plus hundreds of news and 18 trees. Ken Ostrinskv, Real­ Saddleback in Rangeiy rnd nine factoring Company. 95 Brook- ments. inches of new powder at Sugar- Bank Stocks three recoilless cannons and volving losses and damage to­ 1964 - 65 General lent 649-6406. ' l.vn Street, Rockville. | tor, ,fi43-.’U59. Auto Drlvliig: School 7-A Garden— Farm— Dairy Clarence Custer, | feature pictures in black and whit# lottf in KingQeJd. Bid Asked three mortars. taling about $700. Fund Budget .... $6,500. Chairman I to be ‘f i n a n c e d PART-TIME OPENINGS for I Products 50 and color. Also maps and a cur­ IN-LAW QUARTERS — 7% The new-accumulation w a s Conn. Bank and Persons who broke Into LEARN TO DRIVE —- Special Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Theodore Moberg, room ranch, ■'2 bath.s. 2-zone heaviest in western and central Trust Co...... 72 76 In the town of Mo Cal, 50 from an increase salespersons, kitchen worker, Secretary Bourne Bulck on Main SL attention to nervous and eld­ APPLES—Macs and Cortlands, rent almanac of basic informatioiL heat. garage, jilrastic redne- -sectors where all re.sorts plan- Hartford National miles southwest of Saigon, a smashed the windshield and in the estimate of ROOFING — Speclallxing • re -' porter, machinist, deliverj’ ’ Zoning Board of Appeals revenue fro m l erly. Classroom fqr teen-agers. No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, tion to $18,500. vManchestcr. ned to reopen tomorrow Bank Co...... 61 66 Viet Cong grenade exploded in a rear window of - q 1965 Buick pairing roofs of all kinds, new clerk. ser\’ice station attend-1 Board of Educa-'* Pickup service. Day or eve­ 14 Spencer St. Hutchins Agencj\ Realtors, The Chri.stmas and New Year's Vernon National cafe, wounded four Americans sedan in the- firm’s showroom roofs, gutter work, chimneys ant and many more. Apply tion revMiue. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. • IT WILL BE A BOOK TO BEAD - 646-0103. holidays are second only to Bank ...... 75 and 15 Vietnamei« and killed a and also pried open two tool Manchester Driving Academy, cleaned, repaired Aluminum Conn. State Emplovment' i t . ! ) } ) To; Board of Di­ Seiwice, 806 Main St., ' Man­ George Washington’s birthday 12-year-old Vietnmnese girl. boxes and a door into a parts 742-7249. . siding. 90 years’ experience. Household Gdods » A BOOK TO TREASURE Fire Insurance Companies One of the Americans, Van rectors, 1964 - 66 chester. as sources of ski vacation re­ Hartford Fire .. ..72 75 room. The thieves also rifled Free eetlmate^. Call Howlev, _ Fine China Bucher, the son 4^ Jules 1^. General Fund Lots For Sale 73 venue. National Fire .. 126 desks in the main > office and 643-6361, 644-8SSS. RUGS, never used, 9x12 gold, - A BOOK TO GIVE ..119 Bucher of the U .S .^ id mission' Budget ...... $1,000. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 EXPERIENCED meat cutter, $30; 9x15 ruby Oriental, $35; Pattern, Cut BOSTON (AP)—Winter ended Phoenix Fire .. . .125 130 made a futile attempt to remove good salary and excellent WE I ANDO'VER—Long Hill Road. 4 a brief Christmas vacation to- in Saigon, was reported in crltt- to be financed 12x15 off white nylon. 289- - A BOOK FOR REFERENCE 8 3 8 0 Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. a heavy safe. Total damage to from an Increase,. 196F jtAR LE Y - DAVIDSON Kadlo-TT Repair working conditions. Apply 6955. b u y and Colored I2M-26M acre building site, best reslden-; day and relumed to New Eng- A-ino r>nnm>itv 197 cal condition. Bucher is in his property was estimated at First Food, 646 Center Street. ! 132 early 20s. In the estimate of SporUter CH, X.L.C.H , $450 Services 18 CROCHET tlal area', orchard and wood-1 land bringing heavy .snow, freez-' Aetna Life— ...... 3 67 _ about $250. NAtlcmal 3-3?13 between 5-10 Glassware land; stone fences, brook. ing rain and frigid winds 69% Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, com­ revenue from col­ HELP WANTED — Full and WITH n« NiW Conn, General . . . 161 166 Entry Into the building was lection of prop­ p.m. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv Hayes Agency, 643-4803. More than a foot of snow fe ll! mander of the Vietnamese part-time, 1 8 -years or older, PAH-O-RAMA SMALL Hfd. Steam Boiler 162, 169 forces,' Issued a holiday mes­ effected, by throwing a rock erty taxea from Ice, available all hours. Satis NOTICE ANTIQUES in northern sections of the six-1 Security Ins.' .... 51 54 faction guaranteed. Ckll 649-1 nights. Inquire Burger-Chef, PAMMII MEDIUM •state area at the clo.se of the sage of thanks to U.S. forces in through a window pane of a prior year. *' 235 Main Street, between 9- VICTORIAN MARBLE Sec. Conn. Life .. 24% Business Services . 1315. TOWN OF ANDOVER LARGE Suburban For Sale 75 Christmas weekend after some 26% South Viet Nam. The message swing - out window on the To: General Man­ 11:30 a.m. TOP STANDS, PEWTER, Travelers ...... 38% 40% ager, 1064-66 Gen­ ______.Offered______13 of the highest temperatures oi^, warmed a little the chilly rela­ south side of the building. ZONING BOARD OLD JEWELRV. EARLY Public Utilities Ten bottles of liquor valued eral Fund Budget $4,400. DEPENDABLE MAN to work HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Wapping record for that date. tions between Khanh and U.S. LAND CUCARING, tree re­ Moving—Trucking— , OF APPEALS P How to look slim and trim If Conn. Light Power 36 at about $60 were stolen from to be financed on . poultry farm. Call 742- R. M, REID and Son RESERVE YOUR I t h e w o r l d m i964 The snow began falling In authorities in .salgon. from an Increase moval, and chain saw work. Storage 2 0 1 In accordance with State o^ you wear a half size— sew this ROOMINESS Khanh last week criticized Lawrence Luongo at 31 Preston 6232. 1. ?, 649-7770 1 5 3 -N in the estimate of A. Michaud, 742-8096. Connecticut statutes -14-54 — pocketed > beauty In a small today 14 inches was reported in U.S.- Amba.ssador Maxwell D. w : the Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester Eveningr Herald Front to back Colonial Telephone Co. . 56 revenue from col­ j MANCHESTER Delivery. Light TOOL MAKER, Inspector COPY TODAY AT I print, or rich solid fabric, with Easily crocheted shell-stitch­ North Central sections. ^ ^ r. 58 TayJor^Jfor dem ^ding that the Luongo (discovered the theft LAWNMOWER Aarpenlng; re­ will hold a public hearing at the Split. Three bedrooms, lection of prop­ trucking snd package delivery. , •sheet metal worker, welder, NTT or without sleeves. es create a pretty cape to Up tb 10 inches of snow was Viemamese generals restore about 6 yesterday evening-, but pairs, sales, rotor blades Town Hall on Route 6 in the huge family ^wm with erty taxes from Refrigerators, washefs and machine operator, electrician, poughkeepsie , n . y . 1 l^b. 8380 with Patt-O-Rama keep you cosy on chilly days! reported in Northern N e w , pull power to the civilian gov­ could not determine the means obaxpeoed; bicycle sales, serv­ stove moving spjclalty. Folding Town of Andover at 8:00 p.m. SPECIAL $3 PRICE! I ^ thermopane doo‘ri8lo patio. prior year. machinist, Bridgeport opera­ « in sizes 12 1-2, 14 1-2, 16 1-2, Wear it without^or with ban­ Hampshire with heavy snow, 60% ernment. • of entry. The cellar window and ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, chairs lor r.'uit. 649-0763. on Jan. 6, 1965 to hear the ap- ' Big rooms, big lot, big buy 13% ROBERT M. STONE, 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 tor, weaver.-duplicator, tailor, 18 1-2, 20 1-2, 22 1-2, 24 1-2, gle-trim! at $21,500. For appoint­ warnings posted in most areas ...... “ On behalf oT all the members door at the east side of the plication of Clement B. Bou­ r*ii 111 ■ I Enclosed is 6—> > Please sci d o p ic Bristol Brass .... 7% Secretary 3098. engine lathe operator, bench 26 1-2. Bust 33. to 47. Size Pattern No. 153-N has cro­ ment call B. Lewis ■ 649- tor today. , 8% of the Republic of Viet Nam's house .were found open but no worker, molder, ship fitter, chard for a certificate of ap- I Fill out the coupon and | o f t h e w o r l d i n 1964 at is each, chet directions for small, m*?- Coleco ...... 8% »% trace eof movament wtthih the ^Board of D irectom y Painting— ^Papering 21 14 1-2; 35 bust, sleeveless, 3 5-8 5306, 875-6611. Hurry! Snow was also forecast for armed forces,” Khanh said in Manchester, Conneotiqut YOU ARE A-1! Truck Is A-1! foreman, refrigeration me­ proval of the location for a deal- | dium and large sizes inclusive. Colonial Board cellar was tmoovered. mail it with your check • yards of 35-inch. a nprthern and central Maine. is message,” I bring to our Dated at Manchester, Con­ Cellars, attics, trash, small chanic, loom fixer, taper, auto er and repairer’s license at the WANTED TiO order, send 86c in coins Cbmmon ...... 5% 6 ^ Mrs. Albert Devaux o f 801 BAINTING and paperhanging, ’I'o order, send 50c In coins Predicted accumulation In American comrades in arms necticut, this 16th day o( Da> trucking done A-1 right! Call good work, reasonable rates, mechanic and helper, meat Texaco Service Stktion on the I d Service New Biiirks to Sue Bumqjtt, The Manches­ to: Anne Cabot, llie Manches­ Maine was eight inches. Four ’ Uunham-Bush 4% 5% our warmest season’s greetings Main S t reported Jewelry-^md southerly side of Route 6, .west­ or money order remit- ...... y ...... cember, 1964, 848-2938, Tremano ’Trucking 30 years in Manchester, your cutter, grinder, carpenter, Excellent working con­ ter‘'Evening Herald, 1150 A\'E. ter' Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. Barrows ^Wallace to six inches was the forecast Kaman Aircraft 9% 11 and our greateful appreciation money totaling $400 was stolen * ■ervice. plumber, oil burner man, pipe erly of the intersection of He­ Manchester Parkade N. B. Machine .. 27% 29% neighbor Is my recommenda­ dition! snd company tancs for $3 to the ad- l a d d r e s s ...... OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, OF.AMERICAS, NEW YORK. for-’New Hampshire an d' Ver- for what»they have been, are from her home '-some time on tion. Raymond Flske, 649- fitter,- pipe' coverer, Instru­ bron Rd. in the town o f Ando­ N. Y. loose. " ' N. Y. 10036. Manchester 649-5306 'mont. North and Judd 17% * 1ft Christmas day. LAW N MOWERS— Sharpened beneflts. Apply In pe^- and Will 'te doing to assist us In 9237. ment man, assembler, machine' ver, Conn. For Ipt-class mailing add 10c, For Ist-class mailing add lj)c Peter Paul .... 31% 33% She said that $40 In bills had and repaired, wintar storage. Boa to Mr. Harris at dress indicated on the Freezing rain tell ,in mbpt of our struggle for the defense of trainee, polisher, die cutter, All intereated parties may for each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Name, southern New Englapd* creating Plastic Wire Cable 13% 14% freedom." been left on a kitchen shelf un­ NEW YEAR’S. Sales and service — Ariens. RXTHJRIOR and Interior paint­ appear add be heard. EAST HARTFORD — 7 room car tender, truck driver, serv­ lOURNE BUICK. Address with Zone, Style Nuip- Address with Zone and Pattern ' older Colonial, excellent fam­ hazardous driving conditions. Standard Screw .; 35 37% He addressed the message to der a comb and three rihgs and Streamers rr Confetti Snowbirds, also rental equip- ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ ice station manager, routp Clarence Custer, coupon. The book wilt b« I ...... ■“ V ...... Stanley Works .. 23% 24% . mant. L A 'M Equipment Corp., Inc. ber and Size. Number. ily home, large lot, close to Clearing was expepted in "most Gen. William C.' Westmoreland, a bank concealed under clothea ( Paper Plate# •— NapUm hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully miV* And many others. Apply- Chairman II CITY LTl'Y AJNUAND STATES r A T K ...... New—’64 Fall-Winter Al­ of New England by tonight with Veeder-Root .1... 27% 29% commander of U.S. forces in In a bedroom' bureau drawer. Route 88, Vernon, 875-7609. Insured. Workmanship 'guar­ X86 MAIN ST.. mailed in February. I '•••••••••••taai Ready for you now—that new Forbes Street School, 1% Conn. State Employment Theodore Mqberf, bum! Articles; cust<;«i collec­ temperatures Expected to drop The above quotations are not Viet Nam. However, Khanh and The method of entering the Maadheatsr Bxcbaage—Bnter- anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. MANGHES’TER fall and winter ’64 issue of baths, city water and sewer. ARTHUR BRHt ' Service, A06 Main St, Man- Secretary Baslo, Fashion; our complete tion; regular features; Haija to E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 640t' to the teens In northern sec­ to be constru^ as actual mar­ hla military coUeagitea showed home has not yet been detsr- prlM 1946. If no answer^ 648-904$; chwkar. loBiiif Board Appeele » b o ^ wlU be mailed in February) pattern magazine. 60C'a copy. make! Only OOo a eoiqr. ' 6051, Mr. Day, 649-9204. tions and the 20s elsewhere. kets. V no qlgn of aocedlngT to American mined. ' > \

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Memorial Temple Pythian *ni8 executive board of Cham- Mr. and M ra Allen Bolcher Funds raised will suiq;>lsment of 188 bHnd children who at­ ed to the committee wtaidi will Slaters wUl meat tomorrow at of 2« W . Middle Tpke. wUl have administer the fbrthootnlag About Town Inade Muaical Club will have a Drive for Blind the financing of the unique tend Oak Hill without cost to ATerace Daily Net Prcaa Ron 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. The Christinas party tonteht at 8 an open house at their home to- parents. Lest year the Irutltute New England Sqgare Oanee programs of The Oonneotiout The WcatlMr 42nd anniversary of the organ­ at the home of Mrs. D. Drum­ macrow night for their son and si>ent $8,992 to educate and Conventioa. They wlU aarv* as For Am W m Ii BeBad Nears Deadline ForMMt of O. 8. fVcsthcr Ba SbndiMter Am tnMy, O r iv isation will,be celebrated at a mond Stewart, 25 Ooslee Dr. daughtef-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Institute for the Blind, a pri­ train e a ^ student. The eetl- leaden of the reoeptlon com­ DwMBber 19, 1864 pt Italnlxm for OiHs, wiU diristmaa party. Members are Members are reminded to bring Lae Belcher, who will move to vately operated, i!bn-profit cor­ mateil per capital cost for the mittee at the oonveoUon which vm rA tiw Mkjortty < ie g ^ to- reminded to bring articles for articles for a gift exchange. Duxbury, Mass., the first week The first phase of the annual poration which maintains two current year is $4,600. win be held April 2 and 8 In Fair, oold tooiglit, low hi a grab bag. nlgbt at 7:80 at the Masonic in January. All friends of the fund-raising driva of The Con­ divisions. Oak Hill School for Maacheeter, N.H. About 8,000 14,151 cloudy, Utile tempemlme cM Tenifila. Hiere wiU be a Oirist- Sunset Council, Degree of Lee Belchers are invited.^ necticut Institute for the Blind blind children and The TrsMles A* ” dancers are expected. HMeodwr of tiia Andlt tomorrow, Mgh lu w 46. maa party for membeta after Mlantonomoh Tribe, lORM, Pocahontaa, wHl have a Christ­ will close Thursday: Contribu­ Department for blind adults. Bnrwui of CiraolatloB mas party tonight at 7:80 at tors In the greater Hartford Other services provided by the Town Couples Both couplea are msmbens ot' restdenta of the West HUl nors of the northern and west­ the prime minister had an­ Apartmenta tomorrow at 7 pm. ern regions deciined an invita­ nounced they could not agree on Snow, Cold / z ta Community Hall. All resi­ tion to confer with President the issue. dents and friends are welcome. Nnamdi Asikiwe and Prime B?lewa. who represents the Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Moslem north, favors going on Block Much There will be a special re­ Balewa. They reportedly noti­ with the voting. Pre.sident Azik­ hearsal of the Manchester Sal­ fied Azikiwe that the pritne iwe. a southerner, wants it de­ vation Army Band this Tuesday minister and not the president layed at least a month. Rescue Work evening at 8. All members are rules the country. The issue threatens to split urged to be prompt as the band The regional leaders had been the north from the re.st of the prepares for special Stmday called to meet with Azikiwe and country. Most seats in the last SAN FRANCISCO (AP) aerrices. Balewa to decide whether the P.-rliamenf were controlled by — A mighty force of men nation’s first general election in the north because of its larger anti machines shouldered Rainbow Mothers Circle will four years of independence I'o ".ilat o and the northern- the task today of cleaning meet tonight at 7 at the Ma­ DOMESTICS should be held Wednesday as based Nigerian National Al­ sonic Temple and then go to scheduled. The president and liance Is favored to win the elec­ up after the West’s Christ­ Willie’s Steak House for a Lower Level tion. mas week floods, called by Christmas party. Members are Leaders of the southern Unit­ the governor of California reminded to bring grab bag ed Progressive Grand Alliance “ a major American disas­ gifts. LBJ Meets cai'cL for a postponement of the ' voting to" check on alleged ir­ ter.’’ regularities. They claimed a A massive airlift hoisted food With A ides 1964 census which listed 29 mil- and emergency repair equip­ ' lion of the country’s 55 milliori ment into stricken northwestern LECLERC i people as living in the north was California. Rusk^ Bundy inaccurate. Snow and falling temper- FUNERAL HOME CHARGE IT The southern leaders al.so ature.s added to the misery o< OR USE claimed the manipulation of refugees from high water and JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) I nomination papers left some threatened again to block heli­ FUNERAL OUR — President Johnson meets to­ 'lovthern candidates unopposed. copter delivery of food bundles day with Secretary of State Northern leaders denied the to hundreds marooned in the LAYAWAY Dean Rusk and Presidential SERVICE I barges and said an election high California timber country Assistant McGeorge Bundy to W ALTER N. after Jan. 3 would be Impossible for the ninth straight day. review world developments. I jld 11 .HjKC because the Moslem holy month Between 4(X) and 6(X) persona ’The three also were to discus.s Director of Ramadan which begins then. were Isolated in vestpocket lum­ Happy Warrior in Viet Nam the State Department’s budget The southern alliance asked bering and mining communities for the next fiscal year and go Aiemoers of the Norton Wood family o f Salem, Ore., sorrowfully look at the 28 XIain Street, Manchester * <'' >• <* Despite a. bullet-smashed radio, which had been on its candidates to boycott the along the Klamath and Salmon over personnel matters. Call 649-5869 his back, U.S. Army Capt. Robert Butler of Fred­ election. Thousands of its sup­ wreckage that once was a living room fireplace. The Woods salvaged only a few rivers in extreme Northern Cal­ Rusk and Bundy, presidential ifornia. They have been cut off erick, Md., smiles at the successful raid conducted porters surged through Lagos small appliances before tlie home was flooded. (A P Photofax.) assistant for national security streets Monday calling for a since Dec. 21. Civil defense yesterday by Viet Nam government forces. A Viet­ affairs^ were to fly to the Presi­ postponement. workers said they undoubtedly namese soldier now carries the smashed radio at dent’s ranch from Washing^ton Heavily armed troops guard­ Embarrassed! were getting desperate for food. left. (AP Photofax.)______during the morning. ed the state house and the Southern Belles Compete Dozens of helicopters were In George M fGhte, U.S. ambas­ prime minister's residence. Eureka, Calif., near the Oregon FREEH sador to Bonn, who is home for Troops, some in combat dress, PEABODY. Mass. (A P ) border loaded for mercy mis­ consultation, will fly to the paraded with fixed bayonets —Peabody police admitted In Sedate Beauty Contest sions but unable to take off be­ A New Roll Of ranch Wednesday to review de­ through the streets. V some embarrassment when cause of snow and Icing condi­ UN to Complete Year velopments in West Germany. Other army displays took ''ttrty sent out this teletype tions. Kodak Film Johnson’s statement that he place in the northern region mes.sage to police in sur- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P ) — It’s'^looking for a giri to tour the ” We get a three-hour break in would review with Rusk and capital of Kaduna. Troops were rounding communities the nation's most sedate beauty world as the industry’s good-will the weather,” said Eureka Ctvll with Each Roll Developed Biuidy "ambassadors through­ reported alerted in the impor­ Monday night: contest, the annual glitter that ambassador to the public, and (Black and White and Without Showdown out the world’ ’ appeared to be in tant oil producing center of Port "Stolen: A police cruiser is the Maid of Cotton Pageant, the winner is picked with this in (See Page Four) Color Prints) line with reports he plans shifts Harcourt. early today parked in a where poise and pedigree are as mind. in 16 to 20 ambassadorships. A joint action committee rep­ driveway about 200 yards ImportaJit to a girl as face and Beauty is important, but other LIGGEH'S UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. (AP)—The United l^a- Official sources in Washington resenting most trade unions from the station," figure. things count more. Southern L in e tions General Assembly agreed today to plan to wind denied that McGhee or David K. called a countrywide ■ltdown An official said the theft In a grata contest finale at City The girls are put through two AT THE PARKADE a E. Bruce, ambassador to Lon­ up its year-end business without a showddwn over the strike to pressure for postpone­ apparently was the work Auditorium tonight the 1986 days of demanding activity, and don, would be involved in the ment of the election. of a prankster. Maid of Cotton will be named to the judges watchclosely H it b y Strike Soviet Union’s voting rights. shifts. an invitation-only audience through it all for that social Under the formula, aimounced (A P )— Two gunmen strolled into Headquarters of the S.KXGmile 42 X 36 C ases...... ea. 79c Double Fitted Bottom, 81 x 108 . . . 1.97 afternoon. tions he would like to see con- i MORIARTY Call, 50, put an Italian coin into The only contest was between the city treasurer’s office today, slugged the treasurer line declined immediate com­ NOW sidered promptly. ment. A spokesman said there .Jordan and Mall for the seat BROTHERS 42 X 36 Cases...... 2/87c the shilling slot on a subway He displayed three thick and escaped with $299,130 in tax-collection money of would be a statement as soon as ticket-vending machine. being vacated by Morocco. The loose-leaf notebooks which he which $16,245 was in cash, t information had been rounded SOI Center St. Netherlands, Uruguay and M a-, contained suggesUons some Talent Hunt Ordered The coin set the machine into ’The robbery was the nation's 'I just dropped under the up. Manchester laysia were unopposed for the agencies would like him to motion. It rained a torrent of second major one in two days. counter and pushed the alarm, Reports of picketing came in 648-6185 other seats to be consider before writing his mes- tickets and six-pence coins, Indonesia had threatened to Three robbers fled Monday with and I stayed there until the re.st from various points along ths each coin worth seven cents. an estimated $223,000 from two of the girls caiSe to my cage." 14-state Southern system, which seek a vote on Malaysia, but joimson said parts of the ad- For Cabinet Members • FLANNEL BACK As tickets and money piled Brink's Inc. guards Jn Chicago. Elliott walked up to the cage, services such cities as Washing Ambassador L, N. Palar told niinlstratlon’s p r ^ a m not out- A Brink's truck was to have unaware that the holdup was in ton, Atlanta, Birmingham, New up. a policeman .summoned a the assembly he vvould not press j^e message "w ill be cashier. The cashier opened the picked up the Buffalo money progress. WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnsdn 'nad a lot Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis Indonesia s opposition. | dealt with during the next four We're at TABLE CLOTHS machine and extracted the Ital­ half an hour after the gunmen, One man, he .said, struck him of officials and their wives sitting on the edge of their and Lousvllle. ian coin. ’The effect of the recess was to 1 years in a series of messages described as white and in their on the left side of the head. “ Although the carrier began postpone a confrontation be­ from time to time, and they will chairs today— some with a sense of forboding, some in near as Regular to 3.29. "That did it," he said. 30s, entered the office of City "I went to one knee," Elliott violating our contract at 12:01 tween the United States and the be timed, based upon when Con­ 'freasurer Melvin W. Elliott al said, "T h e n he vaulted the lop hopeful expectation. - a.m. Dec. 30, the brotheiTiqOd The machine had is.sued 50 Soviet Union over Article 19 of Just wipe with a 52 x52 . . . gress is ready to receive them about 9:30 a.m, of the cage, grabbed the bag Much excitement was aroused administrators from men and refrained from strike action un- your tickets worth a total of $7 and 50 the U.N. Charter, which pro­ damp cloth to keep and when the committees can Mae D. Wicks, chief teller and with Monday's receipts and then by word that the President women already in the govern­ •ix-pence coins worth $3.50. vides for the loss of voting 52 X 70 . .. act upon them and when the a city employe for 28 years, said jumped back." plans a shakeup in h's "little ment. (See Page Roar) telephone clean. Solids, florals McCall wjjnt to court Monday rights for coimtries two years in administration Jias completed one walked to her cage. poi"‘ 'd The robbers raced down a Cabinet;" that he will make So the question arose: Who on a charge of attempted theft. arrears In paying asse.ssmenLs. A SPECTACULAR BUY or plaids, white and its studies in the re.spectlve a revolver at her and said: corridor and fled through the many new appointments to such will get the ax, and who w ill be 60" Round "I was flabbergasted when it The ^ v ie t Union and six other fields. , colors. "This is no b»dl. I want the main doors of City Hall. posts as undersecretary, assist­ promoted to jobs paying as high FREE happened." said McCall, an un­ Communist countries are in this The State of the Union- mes- bag. " ^ Patrolman Thomas J. Wright ant secretary and other admin­ as $30,000 a year? LUXURIOUS GENUINE employed plumber. "A ll I want­ category. | sage will be delivered to a joint She was pulling $282,885 in followed the pair into the street. istrators. It is one of the hardest secrets ed was to get to the other side of Diplomatic sources said no , .session of Congress and the clicclis. written to the city treas­ He .said he firad one shot at the The Pre.sident has ordered a to crack, because the President Newsm Tidbits DELIVERY progre.ss was made Monday to- I American oublic at 9 p.m on SALE — FAMOUS NAME town.'' urer and not negotiable, and the "ta.lent hunt," He wants, so far is playing his cards'so close to from the A P Wires MINK-TRIMMED Bui a subway official said for­ ward settling that dispute. They the opening day of the new Con cash into a bs" (Sw Page Four) •s possible, to recruit his new his chest. Tour order for drug needs SAVOY BLANKETS eign coins are often used to de­ •said Secretary-General U Thant' gress. Johnson dipped into govern­ ' and cosmetics will 1^ taken fraud the subway, and the m ag­ ment ranks in making two of his care of immediately. COATS TOWELS Regularly 3.97. Made of istrate fined McCall $28. (Se« Ppge Four) (See Page Four) most recent appointments. Sat­ Rep. Melvin Laird of Wis­ 100% virgin Acrylic, the urday he named William J. consin announced today he is a candidate for chairman of the finest for warmth. Nylon Driver to head the Veterans Ad­ ■ MARTEX “GYPSY” ENSEMBLE ministration., Monday night he House Republican Conference. binding. Non-allergenic, How to Get a Scholarship: 1 selected Sheldon S. Cohen to be .Communist China charges Ct^iddojtX, • 100% WOOLS U.S. Polaris subs off its coast Prescription Pharmacy mildew-proof, maohine collector of internal revenue. Exquisite, exotic designs that will brighten wash. Driver, who had been deputy constitute “act of war provoca­ 901 M AIN ST.—848-6321 tion.” . ^ . .Hospital spokesman •WANTED COLORS your bath. In several exciting decorator color VA administrator, succeeds Aid; Many Sources, Many Forms John S, Gleason Jr., who res­ says Duke of Windsor will be combinations. igned. Cohen, chief counsel of discharged soon. . .New York • FLATTERING STYLES the IRS, succeeds acting CJom- film criticizes name “My Fstr Person To Person •DACRON RED LABEL (First of Three ArUclee) A Where does the money comeifcis available through all sources. missioner Bertrand Harding, Lady” beet-language movie of FACE TO W EL...... 49 By BOB COCHNAR from to put the young people including federal and state gov­ who ‘ had been serving since 1964. . . Singer Judy Garland • CHOICE OF EIGHT Newspaper Enterprise Assn. through college? How can It be ernment and private corpora­ Mortimer Caplin resigned last has tearful reunion in FMw HAND TO W EL...... 1.49 BED PUXOWS obtained? tions. July. York with children she hasn’t A friend MINK COLORS! - PRINCETON, N. J. seen for 10 months. . .Univer­ (NEA) — Parents of high The College Scholarship Serv­ Mrs. James M. Ramsay of Some doubt is expre.ssed as to quoted a BATH TOW EL...... 1.99 *Reg. Dupont ice (CSS) — Box 592, Prince- I . ■ Assiiciatioii of Colle:^e Ad­ how sweeping the "little Cabl- sity of Georgia football coach good (TM) school seniors rhust soon Jon, N.J. — finds that student.^. missions (Counselors, Evanston, ,nel" shakeup will be. All such Vince Dooley charges Bostoa Patrlote with u n eth l^ conduct definition ask themselves: ^‘Are we the average, use theii' own 111., says this aid ''frequently cfficial.s .suhnLil their resigna­ willing— or able— to part savings and earnings to pay for comes in packages. one part tions, ss a mailer of formality, in signing of Jim 'Wilscn, . for the point almost 25 per cent of their col­ school’s Ail-America tackle.;. with 20, 30 or 40 per cent scholarship, one part loan and when a president is newly ipEiu- o f humor: lege expenses. Parents pay from one part job.j The blend of these gurated. The President can giye White mercenaries and O>ngo It seems I^ARVELOUS SALE-CANNON TOWELS of our annual income for 40 to’ 50, per cent' from their cur­ eleme:its is about as varied as It a man the gate by merely ac­ troops rapture town ef Waoiba, four years to put our child rent incomes and another 15 per is in tobaccos, )jut two or more cepting the resignations. rescuing a dozen white host­ Noel Coward ages. UNTRIMMED COATS through Qollege?” cent from savings and loans. of the.-e items are usually in­ But Will he do this, for exam­ once said, irr eg u la r s — VALUES TO 1.79 Scholarships provide 10 to 20_pcr cluded.” Iowa’s worst traffic aooldeat "The point ,Just posing the question is ple, -to Charles S. Murphy, un- claims seventh life, ralsinc enough to send chills through cen t. of' total college expenses. Consequently, some of the clersecrelnry of agriculture? o f humor Regular to $49.99 Yet, that 10 to 20 per cent state’s total deaths for 1964. to any average family. According bright students from well-to-do Murphy was a top manager of 844 . . . Machine gun clash Is to be able 24 X 46 8ATH TOWEL n to recent surveys, each student can spell the difference between homes are bypas.sed ia favor of John.son's campaign for the college and no college at all. a. f- lasting two hours and 46 min­ Stu Johnston entering college In 1965 could others Who have greater finan­ presidential nomination in 1980. to laugh at Regular 1.79 And CSS, working with colleges, utes reported on Syrtaa-Israclt cost his fEunily as much as $8,- cial need. And a family with a Or to Undersecretary of Ck>m- yourself first.” And a phi­ 0 / c helps parents and students find frontier . . . Four alrmea hilled (XX) in a public university, as $1S,(K)0 income could be regard­ ^merce Franklin D. Roosevelt that other 80 per cent. when cargo plane craAss at losopher said that, "W e V much as $13,(XX) in a private ed as "needy. " - son of.LBJ's idol? Phoenix. Ariz. should always temr^r our school over the four-year period. : Largely through the efforts of The College Scholarship Serv­ Or to W. Averell Harriman, 1 34 16x28 HAND TOWEL ^/-a Sen. GtMlwater charges oust-' Now ^ - CSS and other organizations serious affairs with good Without outside help it .seems ice. which serves as a kind of longtime Democratic stalwart er of Dean Burch would be “re^ Values to 1.79 such as the Association of Col­ ancL specialist in foreign affairs? humor." in the best of •TWEEDS, PLUSHES * . certain that a quality education clearing house for students re­ pudiatlon of a great segm^it ^ g u la rly 3.99. Jumbo cut 22 x 28 cut utie: for America's young people lege Admissions Counselors, questing financial aid. has es­ He is an undersecretary of of our party’’ also praises Pen­ Bpirits we suggest that few « o® blue-striped ticking filled with Dupont would be limited to a very small schuhirships and this word is tablished some flexible guide- slate. Insiders take into consid- tagon shlef Robert McNamara things be more impor­ • ALL-OCCASION, ALL-TIME I2x 12 FACE CLOTH Red Label Dacron. W ith contrasting cord economic elite and the Am eri­ rapidly falling into disuse — are posts to determine, generally, ei-ation talk that relations l* - for his Army Reserve-Naticmal tant to you than the quality CLASSICS welting, “ can concept of mass higher ed­ no longer considered "prizes” what families (with no- 'unusual "W tween him and Johnson 'are not Guard merger . . -. 'Vice Presi­ Value to 49c * * ucation would remain a theoreti- or "honors” for this brightest problems) should be able to pro­ 9 . close. dent Hubert Humpluey rssllas > andwervices of a reliable « • SIZES FOR JUNIORS, PETITES. • l ' 7 c •al notion. high sdhoorgrtlduates, .bestowed vide toward each year of college. Without firing anybody, the as seaator from Mluassata . . Com paq And nothing is Despite sky{ocketiiw coats, whether or not the need is pres­ For example, a family with an President can put the LBJ V.S. gofaig throogh wHh’ fMli ent. more important to us than *' MISSES, WOMEN HALF SIZES FOAM BACK ^ colleges are jammed. Freshman ificome of $4,(XX) and a single brand on much of the govern­ to provide wheat ipr Egypt jdaf your go<^ will. Please see attendance rose 17 per, cent In ' In place of scholarships, edu­ child could afford $370. A $ 1 4 ,^ Both a Brink’s armored truck and a mcufiey bag’were found in a suburban Chi­ ment when he fills a long list of spite Premier Nasser’s “go ra PU C E MATS Reg.49e ■ 1064 over the previous year. A cators have substituted new pro­ incoih* could yield $3,200 toward cago cemetery, yesterday and both were empty. Police officials and company existing' vacancies. HeU” attitude . . . 118 Boon 1. Dillon Sales and These Include about 16 federal COA’is —SECOND FLOOR total of 4.1 million' students are gram* of “ financial aid-tor ‘>‘fi- education. spokesmen were unable to estimate the amount of cash stol^en in the daring U.S. Increases in M alliliia o$ Service, , Inc. Your Ford now enrolled in 1,1(X) accredited nanclal assistancei” Such aid To help 081 provide iU 600 Judgeships, nearly as many lit- terms of m(llt dealer, 819 Main St. Phone unlveraitieB and four-year ool- now totals more than $340 mll- theft which almoit duplicated a robbery lait week in New Jersey. (AP Photo­ Malaysia In tta 648-2145- legaa acaoM tlM natiaa. UoD a Fear. About t W mttloD m m r a g s fax.) I , (Gea ;r ««a Voar) Undonaala.

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