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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1968 . PAGE K)URTEEN • w . . iianrh^Bti^r lEtipttttts Iffralb Manchester Stores Open Tonight for Christmas Shopping Memb«m o t John Mather a member of Me financing com Chapter, Orter o f DeMolay, will mittee and olMinman o f the In- About Town have a coffee and doc^hnut Knight Head J u st ssy: utand tomonrowr at Keith's vestment oammiAtM. He ia ohe A memorial Mara lor the late of the original membeta of the Avwrngt Dafly Net PrsM R rii The Weather ParWng area from 9 am . imtil JProaMant, John f . KennedjH .CktiBens Advisory Oouncfl of "Charts It, PUass* For the Week B aM Fcreceet of U. 8. Weather B m e u after the road race. AS pro Of Kiwani& win be celebrated at noon Fri the Manoheeter Coeniminlty Neveraber 16, IMS day at the Cathedral of St. ceeds will be donated to the at Wlfidy tonight. Rein teperlng muscular dyatrophy reaearch N. WiUlem Knight o f 66 OoUege. He le currently eendng Joeeph, Hartford, at the requeet as ita oorreepoodlng secretary, off to .bower*. Low In SO* by haid. White St. was eleoM preailent of Mm Connecticut Federation of treaeurer and chairman of the 13,891 morning. 8etarday rionSy, windy Democratic Women’* Olube. of the KtwanU Club of Man itanrlfffitTr lEuTtititg MrraUi flnanoe committee. end eolder with eeettered enow Mynttc Review, Women’s chester yesterday. He le a vice ^ Mepiber ef the AnSIt Knight ie ateo a treasurer of B un ea eC OtrealettMi Annie*. Opm houM, In honor of the BaneAt Aenodaition, will have president of the Connecticut MdneheUer" A City of Village Charm Wth wedding annlverrary of Mr. a Chrietmae Party Tu*eday at Bank and Truat Oo. the Manchester Meeaiah Choiua and Mrs. Louie A. Barber, will 6:30 pm . at Miller’s Restau Named first vice president la and the truartee-treeaurer o f the Warren E. Howland. William E. JOH (Inatructom of Handi be held Sunday from S to 7 p.m. rant. Reeervatlons close Friday HOUSE HALE (dueifled Advertfelng on Fege M) at Its Maple .'St. The family hae and may be made with Mrs. Belftore waa elected second capped Pool Fund Project. He VOL.J.XXXni, NO. 51 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1963 PRICE SEVEN CENTS is a moderator of the Ftret announced that relatives and Harriet Oliver , 107 Oam- MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Mend* are welcome to attend. bridge St., who has a menu and Church of Christ, Scientiat. price Ust. « Knihgt is married to the for A memorial Mara for the de- mer Elinor Cochrane of Mel- I ' baited members of "the ' St. The Senior Young P ete’s poee, Mara. Their son, Nioholae. Session Set James’ Holy Name Society will FXlo>’vrtU|> of St. Mery’s ^>ia- is a graduate student at the University o f Indiana. be offered tomorrow at 8 :80 a.m. oopal Church will sponaor a la St. James’ CHurch. Johnson Asks Economy "HUlbUly Bash" Friday from presents the By Council 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the church. ITMTe will be dancing, games, and fWk music by the “Coach ESTOW PHARMACY N ext Fall FREE DELIVERY men" and the "Moonalhlnera.’' w N The etveni is open to the public. 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ThDM aittending are reminded OPEN ALL DAY VATICAN CITY (AP)— to come dressed as hillbilliee. In Defense Purchases THANKSOIVINO GOOD The Vatican Ecumenical ARTHUR DRUG Rliss Kathleen Agnes Smith, # PreecTiptlona— Of Coarse Council will hold its third daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Smith session next fall to con Of 27 Madison St., has been WOOL M6ASSAD0R tinue its work of modern named to the dean’s list for the Talks Fill FOR THANK80TVIN0 first quarter marking period at izing the Roman Catholic Becker Junior College, Worces Church and seeking Chris- F R E SH M A D E ter, Mass. tiarr unity, officials an LEASE nounced t()day. First Full SWEET CIDER Advertisement- A ‘BASIC-EZE’ DRESS THE Drafting commissions to work Open ’nuuiAsgivlng Day Tranaaot all your banking -N. WilUam Knight on the council documents during bueineM. The aU purpose' win 1964 the interim were enlarged, giv W ork Day dows at Connecticut Bank and vice prosidenit and Leonard D. ing progressive prelates a BOLTON ’lYuat Cbmpany are a time-sav Rdveud, eecretary-treasurer. CAR by , greater voice. ing convenience at 803 Main, 15 Direotora continuing in office Of Tour Choice It appeared certain the coun WASHINGTON (AP) — ' CIDER MILL North Main and the Parkade. are M, Mark Bogdan, Dr. EJu- cil wlil recess next Wednesday President .lohn.son told ths Hare ia your one-step banking gene M. Davis, l ^ t e r R. Fer • Y early without acting on two docu Joint Chiefs of Staff today B«a V.8 . 6 and 44A, Bolton guson and Herman Lassow. oenter, where from one spot you 6 M onthly ments on Jews and religious that he wants “ a dollar’s may cash a check, make a de Knight is a former treasurer B. S. SILVXIU3TEIN, Prop. • W eekly tolerance despite an eloquent value for every dollar 648-6S8» posit, write a money order, com of the Manchester chapter of plea for a vote now by Bishop plete a loan payment. the American Red Cross snd CSiarles Helmsing of Kansas spent” on national defense. 9 the Manchester Heart Assocla- Clty-St. Joseph, Mo. In his first meeting with ths (JoreuerMounj military high command as com Uon. He has also served as the Council officials announced chairman o f the BXhication the approximate dates for. the mander in chief, Johnson em tS phasized the insistence on econ Committee of the> Manchester next session—Sept. 14 to Nov. Chamber of Comctwrce. 20 next year—and disclosed the omy which he mentioned In his At present he is a member of names of 43 bishops elected to address to a joint session of the board of governors of the seats on the 12 commissions. Congress on Wednesday, the Autonjoblle CltA> of Hartford, White House said Pope Paul VI ordered the The conference headed a long size of the 12 commissions ex list of appointments on Jphn- panded to 30 members each so son’s first full day of uninter- K»st hla, rsliglous commission; His final visitor this morning N Thanksgiving Dinner Sohn Comber, superior general was Roy Wilkins, executive sec WASHINGTON (AF) — The of the Maryknoll, N.Y., mis retary of the National Associa KVRRYTHINO FROM SO€P TO NUTS AU pure wool by Ameratron is at its best ad WASHINGTON (AP)-Jacqueline Kennedy asked coet of living edged up In an all sionaries, missions; Loras tion for the Advancement of time high In October, the Bu- Colored People and a leader In ADULTS 9Z.B5 —CHILDREN UNDER It flAO vantage in the shape of a sheath from Puritan Preaident Johnson to rename Cape Canaveral and its the Negro drive for Integratioa oentw in memory of slain Pmident John F. Ken» wport M rs. Jacqueline Kennedy managed a faint smile yesterday as she stood in 'Ar and equal 'Opjiortimity. Forever Young. The natural dropped raglan shoul FOR RESERVATIONS edy. It was learned today, f ------But ^ spokesman said the rise Mich., Laity, press and enter lington National Cemetery near the grave of her husbanti. (AP Photofax.) Press aide Andrew Hatcher der, the halter-cut neck, the molded bodice, are Johnson aimoonood the change vtsitod Johnson primarily to «x- o f one-tenth of one per cent was tainment; (jharles Helmsing, told reporters that Wilkins was CALL 649-S544 Thii wonderful luuid-aafted table b Cape Kennedy and the John prsss thanks for the Johnson’s strictly seasonal and ga'^e no Kansas CXty - St. Joseph, Mo., invited to the White House by CHARMING, perfect for liTinf-dining or «n.ll ALSO SERVING — ROAST BEEF DINNERS gema in dressmaking for flattery, fit and pure Kennedy Space Center In hie kindnesses and courtesies to her. indication whatever of an infla and Ernest Prlmeau, IKanches- Johnson, adding that they have PRACTICAL diniog areai. Takes up litde room, yet Thankaglvliig measage to the Johnson was said to have tionary trend. ter, N.H., Christian unity sec *Short Pants Terrorism^ been “good friends for a num ETHAN ALLEN it will feat np 10 10 eorafortably,. genius in dSsign. Your very own accessories change nation llnniiday idght. agreed at once to her sugges TTie consumer price index retariat. Widow Finds ber of years, and there is a Enjoy Your Favorite Choose from man than 400 Ethaa A Whtte House aource said to- tion, and telephoned Florida reached 107.2, meaning living good deal of mutual respect be the mood, hour, day and event at your sligh t^ Bishop John Taylor of Stock Legal Beverage Here.. EARLY AMERICAN Alien pieeea in infonnal Andqned Ok s Mrs. Kennedy made the Gov. Farris Bryant to ask his cost items that could be bought holm, ^ e d e n , who is a native tween them.’’ Pine, elegant Hdrloom Solid Cbeiiy, Seclusion at Johnson conferred by tele FRANK’S HARVEST TABLE whim. We have the dress that does so many things suggeetiaa. cooperation. for $10 In the 1957-69 base pe of East St. Louis, III., was elect Venezuela Vote Set gradona Solid Mahogany, ipaoe-awing ft was reported aha told John- In hie Thanksgiving measage riod cost $10.72 in October. ed to the commission on sacra phone this morning with th.’« 623 MAIN STREET ftonge-making Custom Keom Plan splendidly. We know this is quite a feat for a basic a(Hi of her wlah during a I6-mtn- Johnson said he acted “ with the Food prices declined 0.5 per ments. Democratic leaders of the nnita, and traditional Colonial ia nta visit with the President Hyannis Port House and Senate, Sen. Mike CORNER OF PEARL understanding and the support’’ cent but were offset by rises of The lone Italian was Bishop CAFE Phone:— nggeA Solid Maple and Biick See k that'answers all your questions in fashion . . . ne Wednesday after Us speech to Of the Florida governor. Despite Spectaculars Mansfield of Montana and today. 1 per cent in transportation Luigi Carlo Borromeo of OATERINO TO SMALL PARTIES Blancheeter 643-0890 Oongraas. Today’s Washington Poet re costs, 0.1 per cent in housing Pesaro. He was elected to the HYANNIS PORT, Mara. (AP) Speaker John W. MoCbrmack of RockvUle 876-2684 matter what your size or age is . . . buy one, twB White Houae eouroea said she ported that the idea came from costs and 0.6 per cent in cloth commission on religions. —Mrs. John F. Kennedy was Massachusetts on the outlook secluded today with her two for the legislation program, in- or three “Life Savers” in different colors. Black, Mrs. Kennedy. The account re ing prices. The progressives, vriio In CARACAS, Venezuela (A P )—-Despite spectacular V lated that she told Johnson her The spokesman said the up- creased their strength on the last-minute exploits, pro-Communist terrorists in children at the Kennedy com Closed Wednesday— Open Thnrs. and Fri. Until 9 o’clock husband had attached great Im pound, with heavy rain adding (See Page She) navy, lilac, royal. Sizes 10-20, 12V^-24^. ‘ commisstons, haU favoreJ the Venezuela appear to have lost their fight to force the DeathGkimt portance to the space program (Bee Page Six) expansion of til* commissions. to the gloom of her reunion with Exclusive Ethan Allen Dealer In This Area and had been deeply encouraged Setting the date for the next army to call off Sunday’s presidential elections. her parents-in-law. by the rapid p rocess he had council session—In 1964, rather As the campaigm swirls to Its"^^ The mother of the late Presi • 10.99 Normal Rate seen at the Ca]^. than waiting until 1965 — also climax, there are increasing terrorists, some 15,000 people dent John F. Kennedy went to The action Thursday night Insurers 65 was seen as a gain for .the pro signs that the extremist Armed attended a political rally this an .early Mass toda'y—and re drew mostly favorable comment gressives. They have been anx Forces of National Liberation— week in the Caracas square mained for two Of them. Her Bulletins For Weekend but It posed some problems for ious to maintain the cotmcil FALN—have lost both their where guerrilla snipers a few son. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Culled from AP Wires businesses that have capitalized Accept R a teS physical punch and their appeal days earlier staged a .spectacu joined his mother for the sec By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS on the Cape Canaveral name. The 2,200 council fathers, in to urban masses. lar battle and 24 persons were ond Mass at 8 a.m. Some officials. Including (3ov. Chances are considered good killed. Traffic fatalitlea were running their meeting today in St. . Sen. Kennedy said that his VEEDER STRIKE OVIS Farris Bryant and missile-space Premo Asked Peter's, continued debating a that.Jthe elections will go off with Noisy political caravans roam parents and the widow were about equal to thoee of a non- program executives, drew heart- a minimum of trouble. HARTFORD (AP)—Union holiday period as the Thanks Christian unity document. It the capital streets each night bearing up well. workers voted overwhefaning- was their next-to-last working Despite daily bombing and without incident. President He said it had been planned HM giving weekend was broken by (0M Page Thirteen) HARTFORD (AR) — State ly today to accept a new shooting, the citizenry is notice to take the children ice skating 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. a day of busineM-as-ueual Inauranoe Commissioner Al session before the recess. The Romulo Betancourt is barred by three-year contract and ended last will be on Monday. The ably less preoccupied with the the constitution from succeeding today on the outdoor rink the Friday. fred N. Piremo today approved their 83-day strike against Tuesday and Wednesday ses FALN. family gwve the town of Barn the Veeder-Koot Co. The vote The coimt ot deaths, which a new rate schedule for Owi- sions are ceremonial. Apparently Indifferent to the (See Page Twenty-Seven) stable as a memorial to the late started at 6 p.m., local Ume, Escapee Wanted nectlcut 66 that would provide was 414-28 In favor of the Bishop Hclmslng urged tlie Joseph«P. Kennedy Jr., who waa new pact which proridea for Wednesday and will end at mid an average nine per cent in council to vote on whether to; killed in World War II. But the night Sunday, reached 168, wage Increases ranging from To Be Assassin crease in premiums effective accept the documents on the rain spoiled the ice. which compared with the 100 Jan. 1. l l '/j to 20 rents an hour. The Jews and on religious tolerance The president’s widow joined traffic deaths per day average The move oame after officials strike by members of Lodge* OGDENSBURG, N.Y. (AP)— the Kennedy family for Thanks on nonholiday weekends this of the medical insurance plan 354 and 19 of the Internation year. state police today took Into cus (See Page Six) giving dinner. al AsHociation o f MacMaists for the elderly decided to go Mrs. Kennedy flew to (Jape tody an escaped mental patient along with a compromise rate began Sept. 9. It Involved 890 ON The average on nonholiday Cod Thursday with (Jaroline, 9, workers. A Veeder-Boot weekends this year le traffic described by police ae a man structure suggested by the 100 and John Jr., 3, to have dinner spokesman said the strike who wanted to kill President oommisskmer a week ago. Orig deaths a day. with former Ambassador and was settled on the basis oS the The National Safety Council John F. Kennedy and New York inally, premium boosts aver Bill on Rights Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, her company’s latest proposal. made no estimate of the number Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller be aging 16.7 per ceiVt were husband’s parents, and others of of tramc deaths. A spokesman cause he, the patient, had been sought. THANKSGIVING DAY the large family. V. \ HOSPIT.AL CHANGE said the Thanksgiving holiday is unable to1;o to the Soviet Union. WllMam N. Seery, chairman Biggest Test Flattery It was her first meeting with WASHINGTON (.4P) — primarily a stay-at-home period Police said the man, Guy Pat of the executive committee of the 76-year-old head of the fam terson, 38, was found in the The Veterans Administration With steadfast imwavering faith, with hard and patient toll. with less highway travel than the associated Ckxnnecticut ily since the assassination of the during most hoUday weekends. area of Redwood, about 35 miles health insurance companies For Johnson announced today appointment The Pilgrims wrung their harvest from a strange and aterile soil. of new directors for Its hos- An Associated Press survey southwest of Ogdensburg. backing Omnecticut 65, said (See Page Twenty-Three) And when the leaves turned red and gold beneath the autumn aun. And' from 6 p.m. Wedneeday, Nov. Much of the police informa the decision to accept the com By JACK BELL (dtals at Altoona, Pa., and They knelt beside the scanty sheaves their laboring hand had won. 18, to midnight Sunday, Nov. 17, tion about Patterson bore a re- promise rates was made to AP Political Writer Newington, Conn. Dr. Abra WASHINGTON (AP) — The ham Norman, 62, now direc And each grave elder, in his turn, with bowed and reverent head. (Sm Page Six) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Six) political nece.ssity of getting tor at Newington, will be- Gave thanks to bounteous Heaven for the miracle of bread. (Congressional action on civil A ^^tcTeapi cMWne director at Altoona. Forever Young rights is President Johnson's Reed L. Clegg, 45, now di New England hilla. produce some relatively speedy White House Rocketry in action on aid to education, voca Though pitiful the yield that aprang from that unfruitful sod. ANTI-CASTBO MO>’E Arrive and depart in all pure textured tional training and other bills By STANLEY MEISLER W. ASHINGTON (A P ) — EvoTons knows that priceless family heir- Remembered, in their harvest time, the goodly grace of God. Pacific Sites when they return from their WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Confirming that an arm* loom s snd UtUe-wom jewelry briong in a safs loopy wool, two piece boxy dress holiday next week. team of presidential advisers is <-ache found In Veneauela m c m A Y But tile fierce controversy In milea'of bursting granaries our golden grain is stored. HAWAIIAN sure to shape up in the White came from Cuba, the United deposit box. But how about the deed to your maker suit. As great looking at air WASHINGTON (AP) Presi over the late presideiit's pro House .soon, bearing the stamp States offered today to Join And counUesa families are drawn roimd many a groaning board. . ISiAMOS bcine? Your military service records? Marriage dent Johnson, exponent of a gram for an expansion of racial of Lyndon B. Johnson and with Latln-.Aiiierican govern The wildemeaa the Pilgrims won a favoring H^Ven has blessed ports as it is at luncheons and din equality will test all of John and birth certificates and other iir^laoeable vigorous national space pro- iTexas. ments in stepping up surveil With, all the vast and wonderous yield of Mother Nature’s breast. ners. Pink and aqua. SizSs 10-20, son’s vaunted ability to tack President Johnson likely will lance "to thwart further at documents? At Hartford National, you nan 'gram, found himself confronted with the legislative wind to want to keep some- of the men tempts by the Castro ragims And while across tbs Eastern sea there shrieks the battle «sii, today with dramatic new evi reach his objective. them from loss, safe from fire and 12H -22V 4. who surrounded John F. Ken to export arms." keep safe To-day to us la given Peace, moat prlcelera gift of aU. dence of the Soviet Union’s In- Johnson has called for a :tlon nedy in his two years and 10 t b s f t . . . HtUe as 2ji day tonaified pace In the race. ' now on Kennedy’s civil rights months in the White House. for as a 1 9 1 7 c 9 9 FUGITIVE GIVES UP The Soviet Union announced ; legislation. .The possibilities of But he won’t want to keep all, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) God grant us graoe to look on this, our glorious native Thursday night a new series of 0 getting It likely will be dis- nor wilt all want to stay. —Police today arrested a As but another princely gift from His almighty hand. rocket tests in the Pacific Ocean ^ H o m A m i i . , cussed today at a meeting be The job of presidential aide or fugitive who had barricaded beginning next Monday and last at e |a rasv OM «*» May wa prove worthy of His trust and keep its every shore tween Johnson and Roy Wilkins, adviser usually demands fierce hhiiscir In his house (or two aiteetm ing almost two months, iq iix l or executive secretary of the Na- Protected from the murderous hordes that besor the torch of war. 1 loyalty and at times personal hours (or threats to “shoot It TOe tests, said the Soviet news i tional A.ssoclation for the Ad clo.seness. Presidents \yant long And be the future bright or dark, God grant we never may out.’’ Police aruied with tear agency Tass, will be made “ in vancement of Colored People. time associates and familiar gas and riot guns arrested Forget the reverent spirit of that first Thankigiving Day! v ! ^ of the enlargement of the Kennedy’s relations with Con faces around them. Johnson is program of scientific research gress were buUding to a crisis no exception. W illard N: Hills, 81. aUeged - J . J . : m Um further exploration ot —a situation Johnson has inher One likely prospect is BUI nicmlx-r of a stolen oar ring,, CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY outer apSMse.'* ited. Yet the new President can Moyers. 29, deputy director of as he towered In the houae un • m v a r CMbsavAsrir The eerim presumably Is part not afford in an election year the Peace Corps. The slender armed with his six ohUdrea. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 of tho Soviet Union's program not to get what Negro voters re Texan has been at Johnson’s Police said Hill’s wife talked Clor«iie« H. And*raon Insiiiraiic;* Agtncy, Inc. $6 land men on the moon—a gard as meaningful civil rights side since the new President him Into surrendering. HIU en whieh the United' legislation. succeeded Kennedy. reportedly escaped from Doc SRLAND R. JOHNSON, Agsht ilao haff ertHsTked, with ' shows area A and B in the Facific where So- Kennedy's strength with the Although Moyers says he tor’s Hospital, Colussbask 69S MAIN 8 '^ E T —MANCHESTER Ohio, last Friday while ms- 1 ' Union says it will stage majoj^ rocket launch- Negroes was unquestioned, John Johnson Family Portrait plans to return to the Peace f i BAST CHNTBR STHBOT, ICANaEOBSTBR son’s is not reaany assessable. (Jorps, he has movsid Into ths dergtdag treatnidat fee a I % PTOgrtm between D m . 2 and Jaa. IS. (AP Pho- President end M rs. Johnson and th eir daus^htsa% Hea-iiimetad ballet wmmA la lOifax.) H * ^ t o Lynda, left, 19, and Lucy, 16. (AP Photofax.) (•a* Paffe Tweelgr-llaw) ^ j r ‘ ‘ '
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VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 51 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19«.3 (Claaalficd AdTcrttatna on J^affc M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Session Set By Council Johnson Asks Economy N ex t F a ll VATICAN CITY ^AP)— In Defense Purchases The Vatican Ecumenical Council will hold its third session next fall to con tinue ito work of modern T alks Fill izing the Roman Catholic Church and seeking Chris tian unity, officials an First Full nounced t()day. Drafting commissions to work on the council documents during the Interim were enlarged, giv W ork Day ing progressive prelates a greater voice. \V.\SHTNT.'rON (AP) — It appeared certain the coun President .Johnson told th* cil will recess next Wednesday without acting on two docu Joint Chiefs of Staff today ments on Jews and religious that he wants “ a dollar's tolerance despite an eloquent value for ^ ever.v dollar plea for a vote now by Bishop Charles Helmsing of Kansas silent” on national defense. Clty-St. Joseph, Mo. In his first meeting with th« military high command as com Council officials. announced mander in chief, Johnson em the approximate dates for the phasized the insistence on econ next session—Sept. 14 to Nov. omy wiiich he mentioned in his 20 next year—and disclosed the address to a joint session of names of 43 bishops elected to Congress on Wednesday, the seats on the 12 commissions. I White Hmi.e said. Pope Paul VI ordered the The conference headed a long size of the 12 commissions ex-, list of appointments on John- panded to 30 members each so ' son's first full day of -uninter- that they might more efficient ' nipted work in his White House I Fef^gusonTrophy to Race Winner Zwolak ly work during the recess ' office, aimed at his newly de- New name to be inscribed on the Ferguson Memorial Trophy is that of Vic period. ’The commissions will re ; dared goal of "a new American vise council documents and In greatne.ss." Zwerfak M Villanova University. The national college cross country champion corporate amendments suggest The President set that target e e t ^ a y set a new record in winning the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester. ed during council debate the for his administration in hie _iwolakZ'I' is flanked by Acting Mayor Frank Stamler, left, and William Steven- past two months. Thank.sgiving address to the na- , grand tall of the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest No. 116, Tall Cedars of Leba Of the 43 prelates elected to 1 tion. The brief speech coupled 800 I announcement of new honors non. The Ferguson TrOThy is offered by The Herald in memory of Thomas the new commission seats, only one came from the generally for the slain President John F. and Ronald Ferguson. Cmnplete race details on the sports page. (Herald Photo conservative Italian hierarchy. Kennedy with an appeal to put by O fiin .) ’The Italians, with almost 300 "this midnight of tragedy” into bishops, have the biggest epis the pa.st and look forward to the copate In the world. work that must be done. Today's schedule underscored Record Peak The U.S. episcopate, second Johnson’s concern with getting in the world with about 180 prompt action from Congress, if Widow Suggested bishops, was given the largest possible, on the key legislative Seasonal for number of seats on the new. proposals inherited from Kenne commissions—six. ' dy, including taxes and eivU ’The six are Bishops Gerald rights. )ace Base Name Living G>st McDevitt, auxiliary of Philadel- His final visitor this morning hia. religious commission; was Roy Wilkins, executive sec Sohn Comber, superior general retary of the National Associa WASHINGTON (AP) — The of the Maryknoll, J4.Y., mis tion for the Advancement of WASHINGTON (A P )— Jacqueline Kennedy asked cost of living edged up In an all sionaries, missions; Loras Colored People and a leader in time high in October, the Bu- Ttlflmoi . fcasie, Rookford, HI., the Negro drive for Integration President Johnson to rename Cape Canaveral and its siimKnes and schools; A^i( center in memory of slain President John F. Ken» Mrs. Jacqueline*Kennedy managed a faint smile yesterday as she stood in Ar and equal opportunity. James Babcock, Grand Rapids, Press aide Andrew Hatcher But a spokesman said the rise Mich., Laity, press and enter- ii^y. It was learned today, f ------, lington National Cemetery near the grave of her husband. (AP Photofax.) told reporters that Wilkins was Jofanson announoed the chaiwa vlsitad Johiwon primarily to ex Of one-tenth of one per cent was tainnqent; Charles Helmsing, ------:------invited to the White House by Kansas City - St. Joseph, Mo., ^ p e Kennedy, and the J<^ press thaiiks for the Johnson’s sbdctly seasonal and gaVe no John.son. adding that they have . Kennedy Space Center In his kindnesses and courtesies to her. indication whatever of an infla and Emekt Primeau, I^nches- ^Short Pants Terrorism’ been "good friends for a num Thanksgiving message to the Johnson was said to have tionary trend. ter, N.H., Christian unity sec Widow Findp ber of years, and there is a ’The consumer price index nation TOursday night. agreed at once to her sugges retariat. good deal of mutual respect be tion, and telephoned Florida A White House source said to reached 107.2, meaning living Bishop John Taylor of Stock tween them.” Gov. Farris Bryant to ask his cost items that could be bought day Mrs. Kennedy made the holm, Sweden, who is a native Seclusion at Johnson conferred by tele cooperation. for $10 in the 1967-89 base pe Venezuela Vote Set suggestion. of East St. Louis, III., was elect phone this morning with the It was reported she told John- In his Thanksgiving message riod cost $10.72 in October. ed to the commission on sacra Democratic leaders of the Johnson said he acted “ with the Food prices declined 0.6 per eon o< her wish during a 16-min ments. Hyannis Port House and Senate, Sen. Mike ute visit with the President understanding and the support" cent but were offset by rises of The lone Italian was Bishop Mansfield of Montana and Wednesday after Us speech to of the Florida governor. 1 per cent in transportation Luigi Carlo Borromeo of Despite Spectaculars Today’s Washington Post re HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) Speaker John W. McCbrmack o< Oqngress. costs, 0.1 per cent in housing 'Pesaiesaro. He was elected to the Massachusetts on the outlook White House sources said she ported that the idea came from costs and 0.6 per cent commlsaion on religions. —Mrs. John F. Kennedy was secluded today with her two for the legislation program, In- Mrs. Kennedy. The account re ing prices. The progressives, who in CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)—Despite spectacular lated that she told Johnson her ’The spokesman said tbs' up- creased their strength on the children at the Kennedy com last-minute exploits, pro-Communist terrorists in pound, with heavy rain adding (See Page Six) husband had attached great im commissions, had .JavoreJ the Venezuela appear to have lost" their fight to force the to the gloom of her reunion with DeathCoiint portance to the space program (See Page m i expansion of the commissions. and had been deeply encouraged Setting the date for the next army to call o ff Sunday’s presidential elections. her parents-in-law. by the rapid progress he had council session—in 1964, rather As the campaign swirls to its-?*------The mother of the late Presi Normal Rate seen at the Cape. than waiting until 1965 — also climax, there are increasing terrorists, some 15,(XK) people dent John F. Kennedy went to The action Thursday night Insurer8 65 was seen as a gain for the pro sig;ns that the extremist Armed attended a political rally this an early Mass today—and re Bulletins drew mostly favorable comment gressives. They have been anx Forces of National Liberation— week in the (fra ca s square mained for two of them. Her For Weekend but it posed some problems for ious to maintain the council FALN—have lost both their where guerrilla' shijjers a few son, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Culled from AP Wires businesses that have capitalized Accept Rate pace. physical punch and their appeal days earlier staged a spectacu joined his mother for the sec to urban masses. lar battle and 24 persona were ond Mass at 8 a.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on the Cape Canaveral name. The 2,200 council fathers, in Some officials, including Gov. their meeting today in St. Chances are considered good killed. Sen. Kennedy said that his VEEDER STRIKE OVER Traffic fatalities were running Farris Bryant and missile-space that the elections will go off with Noisy political caravans roam parents and the widow were about equal to those of a non- Premo. Asked Peter’s, continued debating a HARTFORD (A P )— Union program executives, drew heart- Christian unity document. It a minimum of trouble. the capital streets each night bearing up well. holiday period as the Thanks workers voted overwhrtming- was their next-to-Iast working Despite daily bombing and without incident. President He said it had been planned giving weekend was broken by HARTFORD (AP) — State l,v today to accept a new (See Page Thirteen) session before the recess. The shooting, the citizenry i.s notice- Romulo Betancourt is barred by to take the children ice skating a <»y of business-as-UBuU Inauranoe Oonuniasioner Al three-year contract and ended last will be on Monday. Tiie ablv less preoccupied with the the constitution from .succeeding today’ on the outdoor rink the their 8S-day strike against Friday. fred N. Pranrvo today approved Tuesday and Wednesday ses FALN. ' ------family gkve the town of Barn the Veedcr-Koot Co. The vote a now rate schedule for Cton- The count of deaths, wUch Escapee Wanted sions are ceremonial. Apparently Indifferent to the (See Page Twenty-Seven) stable as a memorial to the late was 4I4-‘ZH in favor of the started at 8 p.m., local time, neoUc4it 65 that would provide Bishop Helm.slng urged tlie Joseph.P. Kennedy Jr,, who was new pact which provides for Wednesday and will end at mid nn average nine per cent in council to vote on whether to killed in World War II. But ,the wage increaHes ranging from crease in premiums effective night Sunday, reached 168, To Be Assassin accept the documents on Uie rain .spoiled the ire. i l l 2 to 20 cents an hour. The which compared with the 100 Jan. 1. Jews and on religioui tolerance The president's widow joined strike hy members of Lodge* traffic deaths per day average OGDEN8BURG, N.Y. (AP)— The ntove oamc after officials the Kennedy family for Thanks 3.54 ajKl 19 of the Internation on nonholiday weekends tills o f the medical insurance plan State police toilay took into cua- (See Page Six) giving dinner. al .Association of MaoMnista year. for the elderly decided to go Mrs. Kennedy flew to Cape began Sept. 9. It Involved 890 ’The average on nonholiday tody an escaped mental patient along with a compromise rate Cod Thursday with (Caroline, 6, workers. A Veedei^RoOt weekends this year is 100 traffic described’ by police as a man atructoire suggested by the and John Jr., 3, to have dinner s|M>kesiiian said the strike deaths a day. who wanted to kill President oommisaicner a week ago. Orig Billon Rights with former Amba.ssador and was settled on the boois of the The National Safety. Council John F. Kennedy and New York inally, promium boosts aver Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, her oompan.v’s latest proposal. made no estimate of the number Goy. Nelson A. Rockefeller be aging 16.7 per cent were husband's parents, and others of of traffic deaths. A spokesman cause he, the patient, had been sought. Biggest Test the large farnily. V.A IIOSPIT.AL OH.VNOE said the Thanksgiving holiday is unable to go to the Soviet Union. William N. Seery, chairman It was her first meeti'ng with WASHINGTON (.AP) — primarily a stay-at-home period Police said the man, Guy Pat of th« executive committee of tbe 75-year-old head of the fam The VetenuLH .Administration with leas highway travel than terson, 33. ''Was found in the the asaociated Connecticut For Johnson ily sinc^ the assassination of the announced today apj>olntn»ent during most holiday weekends. area of Redwood, about 35 miles health ' insurance companies of nesv dlres'tors for Its hos An Associated Press survey southwest of O'gdensburg. backing Connecticut 65, said — i (See' Page Twenty-Three) pitals at .Altoona, Pa,, and JACK BELL from 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. Much of the police Informa the decision to accept the com By Newington, Conn. Dr. Abra 18, to midnight Sunday, Nov. 17, tion about Patterson bore a re- promise rates was made to AP Polltleal Writer WASHINGTON ,(AP| — The ham Normail. 62, now direc tor at Newington, wiU be (See Page Six) (See Page Twelve) ' (See Page Six) political nece.ssity of i:etting Congressional action on civil i A New Team come director at .Altoona. rights is President John.son's; Reed L. Clegg, 46, now di biggest domestic problem—just rector of the V.A Hospital at Lines Up for iron Moimtain, Mich., will be 0 1000 as it was John F. Kennedy’s. Soviets Plan The current mood of modera come director at Newington, tion among the lawmakers may succeeding Nonuan. produce .some relatively speedy White House Rocketry in action on aid to education, voca ANTI-C.ASTRO MOVE tional training and other bills Bv STANLEY MEISLER W.A.SH1NGTON (A P ) — when they return from their WASHINGTON (API — A new Confirming that an arm# Pacific Sites MPAM holiday next week. team of presidential advisers is cache found in Venezuela MoimAr H A W A t l A N But the fi.erce controversy sure to .shape up in the White came from Cuba, the United WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi over the late president's pro House soon, bearing the stamp States offered today to Join . aiANOS gram for an expansion of racial of Lyndon B. Johnson and with Latin-.Aiuerican govern dent Johnson, exponent of a equality will, test all of John Texas. ments In stepping up surveil - I vigorous national space pro W A X t ' * " * V son’s vaunted ability to tack President Johnson likely will lance “to thwart further at gram, found himself confronted with the legislative wind to I want to keep some of the men tempts by the (Yistro raglm* today with dramatic new evi reach his objective. who surrounded John F. Ken to export arms.” dence of the Soviet Union’s in- MtAtskAli Johnson has called for a tlon nedy In his two years and 10 tanalfled pace In the race. 'v i i ., - now on Kennedy's civil rights months in the White House. FI OIUVE GIVES UP n ie Aoviet Union annoimced legislation. The possibilities of But he won’t want to keep all, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Thursday night a new series of HMOAm « . getting it likely will be dis nor will all want to stay. —Police today arrested a rocket tests in the Pacific Ocean cussed today at a meeting be The job of presidential aide or fugitive . « ho lu»d barrio*ideill Ills hmise for two ing almost two months. executive secretary of the Na loyally amjl at times personal hours for llireuts to “shoot it ’The tests, said the Soviet news SOiOMOW tional Association for the Ad closeness, (^residents want long out.” Police ariiied with tear agency Tass, will be made “ In vancement of Colored People. time associates and familiar gas anil riot gups arrested v l ^ of the enlargement of the N o fih f OcOOMt Kennedy’s relations with Con'^ faces around them. Johnson ia ♦ V no e;cception. Willard N. Hills, .31, aUeged progTom of scientific research gress were building to a crisis member of a stolen car rhig, —a situation Johnson has Inher One likely prospect is Bill tai the further exploration of as he cowered In the house un ited. Yet the new President can Moyers. 29, deputy director of outer space." armed with his six ohildren, The series presumably is part not afford in an election year the Peace Corps. The slender ToUee-sald Hill’s w1f« talked of Dm Soviet Union's program not to get what Negro voters re Texan has been at. Johnson’s $6 land men on the moon—a. gard as meaningful civil rights side since the new President him Into surrendering. HUi program on which the United' legislation. aucceeded Kennedy. reportedly escaped from Doc K A i aleo haff embarked, with Map shows area A and B in the Pacific where So- Kennedy’s strength with the Although Moyera eaya he tor’s Hospital. Columbus, Mb» aupport of Jobnaon. Negroes was unquestioned, John Johnson Family Portrait plans to return to the Peace Ohio, last Friday.while nn- Ib a Mioaoow aanouneemaot -vfet Union'itaya it will stage major rocket launch- son’s is not readily assessable. Corps, he has moved into the dergotng treatment for a po- proffnun between Dea. 2 and Jan. SS. (A P Pho* President and Mrs. Jtmnson and their daughters Moe-lnfUcted bullet wound In irtPax.) q .(• m Paga TWrtaani). Ixmda, left, 19, and Lucy, 16. (AP Photofax.) . (•m rtm t Twee*y-Ilufw) Mm shf^ooMiB. / S \ ■I A \
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VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 51 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19«.3 (Claaalficd AdTcrttatna on J^affc M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Session Set By Council Johnson Asks Economy N ex t F a ll VATICAN CITY ^AP)— In Defense Purchases The Vatican Ecumenical Council will hold its third session next fall to con tinue ito work of modern T alks Fill izing the Roman Catholic Church and seeking Chris tian unity, officials an First Full nounced t()day. Drafting commissions to work on the council documents during the Interim were enlarged, giv W ork Day ing progressive prelates a greater voice. \V.\SHTNT.'rON (AP) — It appeared certain the coun President .Johnson told th* cil will recess next Wednesday without acting on two docu Joint Chiefs of Staff today ments on Jews and religious that he wants “ a dollar's tolerance despite an eloquent value for ^ ever.v dollar plea for a vote now by Bishop Charles Helmsing of Kansas silent” on national defense. Clty-St. Joseph, Mo. In his first meeting with th« military high command as com Council officials. announced mander in chief, Johnson em the approximate dates for the phasized the insistence on econ next session—Sept. 14 to Nov. omy wiiich he mentioned in his 20 next year—and disclosed the address to a joint session of names of 43 bishops elected to Congress on Wednesday, the seats on the 12 commissions. I White Hmi.e said. Pope Paul VI ordered the The conference headed a long size of the 12 commissions ex-, list of appointments on John- panded to 30 members each so ' son's first full day of -uninter- that they might more efficient ' nipted work in his White House I Fef^gusonTrophy to Race Winner Zwolak ly work during the recess ' office, aimed at his newly de- New name to be inscribed on the Ferguson Memorial Trophy is that of Vic period. ’The commissions will re ; dared goal of "a new American vise council documents and In greatne.ss." Zwerfak M Villanova University. The national college cross country champion corporate amendments suggest The President set that target e e t ^ a y set a new record in winning the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester. ed during council debate the for his administration in hie _iwolakZ'I' is flanked by Acting Mayor Frank Stamler, left, and William Steven- past two months. Thank.sgiving address to the na- , grand tall of the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest No. 116, Tall Cedars of Leba Of the 43 prelates elected to 1 tion. The brief speech coupled 800 I announcement of new honors non. The Ferguson TrOThy is offered by The Herald in memory of Thomas the new commission seats, only one came from the generally for the slain President John F. and Ronald Ferguson. Cmnplete race details on the sports page. (Herald Photo conservative Italian hierarchy. Kennedy with an appeal to put by O fiin .) ’The Italians, with almost 300 "this midnight of tragedy” into bishops, have the biggest epis the pa.st and look forward to the copate In the world. work that must be done. Today's schedule underscored Record Peak The U.S. episcopate, second Johnson’s concern with getting in the world with about 180 prompt action from Congress, if Widow Suggested bishops, was given the largest possible, on the key legislative Seasonal for number of seats on the new. proposals inherited from Kenne commissions—six. ' dy, including taxes and eivU ’The six are Bishops Gerald rights. )ace Base Name Living G>st McDevitt, auxiliary of Philadel- His final visitor this morning hia. religious commission; was Roy Wilkins, executive sec Sohn Comber, superior general retary of the National Associa WASHINGTON (AP) — The of the Maryknoll, J4.Y., mis tion for the Advancement of WASHINGTON (A P )— Jacqueline Kennedy asked cost of living edged up In an all sionaries, missions; Loras Colored People and a leader in time high in October, the Bu- Ttlflmoi . fcasie, Rookford, HI., the Negro drive for Integration President Johnson to rename Cape Canaveral and its siimKnes and schools; A^i( center in memory of slain President John F. Ken» Mrs. Jacqueline*Kennedy managed a faint smile yesterday as she stood in Ar and equal opportunity. James Babcock, Grand Rapids, Press aide Andrew Hatcher But a spokesman said the rise Mich., Laity, press and enter- ii^y. It was learned today, f ------, lington National Cemetery near the grave of her husband. (AP Photofax.) told reporters that Wilkins was Jofanson announoed the chaiwa vlsitad Johiwon primarily to ex Of one-tenth of one per cent was tainnqent; Charles Helmsing, ------:------invited to the White House by Kansas City - St. Joseph, Mo., ^ p e Kennedy, and the J<^ press thaiiks for the Johnson’s sbdctly seasonal and gaVe no John.son. adding that they have . Kennedy Space Center In his kindnesses and courtesies to her. indication whatever of an infla and Emekt Primeau, I^nches- ^Short Pants Terrorism’ been "good friends for a num Thanksgiving message to the Johnson was said to have tionary trend. ter, N.H., Christian unity sec Widow Findp ber of years, and there is a ’The consumer price index nation TOursday night. agreed at once to her sugges retariat. good deal of mutual respect be tion, and telephoned Florida A White House source said to reached 107.2, meaning living Bishop John Taylor of Stock tween them.” Gov. Farris Bryant to ask his cost items that could be bought day Mrs. Kennedy made the holm, Sweden, who is a native Seclusion at Johnson conferred by tele cooperation. for $10 in the 1967-89 base pe Venezuela Vote Set suggestion. of East St. Louis, III., was elect phone this morning with the It was reported she told John- In his Thanksgiving message riod cost $10.72 in October. ed to the commission on sacra Democratic leaders of the Johnson said he acted “ with the Food prices declined 0.6 per eon o< her wish during a 16-min ments. Hyannis Port House and Senate, Sen. Mike ute visit with the President understanding and the support" cent but were offset by rises of The lone Italian was Bishop Mansfield of Montana and Wednesday after Us speech to of the Florida governor. 1 per cent in transportation Luigi Carlo Borromeo of Despite Spectaculars Today’s Washington Post re HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) Speaker John W. McCbrmack o< Oqngress. costs, 0.1 per cent in housing 'Pesaiesaro. He was elected to the Massachusetts on the outlook White House sources said she ported that the idea came from costs and 0.6 per cent commlsaion on religions. —Mrs. John F. Kennedy was secluded today with her two for the legislation program, In- Mrs. Kennedy. The account re ing prices. The progressives, who in CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)—Despite spectacular lated that she told Johnson her ’The spokesman said tbs' up- creased their strength on the children at the Kennedy com last-minute exploits, pro-Communist terrorists in pound, with heavy rain adding (See Page Six) husband had attached great im commissions, had .JavoreJ the Venezuela appear to have lost" their fight to force the to the gloom of her reunion with DeathCoiint portance to the space program (See Page m i expansion of the commissions. and had been deeply encouraged Setting the date for the next army to call o ff Sunday’s presidential elections. her parents-in-law. by the rapid progress he had council session—in 1964, rather As the campaign swirls to its-?*------The mother of the late Presi Normal Rate seen at the Cape. than waiting until 1965 — also climax, there are increasing terrorists, some 15,(XK) people dent John F. Kennedy went to The action Thursday night Insurer8 65 was seen as a gain for the pro sig;ns that the extremist Armed attended a political rally this an early Mass today—and re Bulletins drew mostly favorable comment gressives. They have been anx Forces of National Liberation— week in the (fra ca s square mained for two of them. Her For Weekend but it posed some problems for ious to maintain the council FALN—have lost both their where guerrilla' shijjers a few son, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Culled from AP Wires businesses that have capitalized Accept Rate pace. physical punch and their appeal days earlier staged a spectacu joined his mother for the sec to urban masses. lar battle and 24 persona were ond Mass at 8 a.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on the Cape Canaveral name. The 2,200 council fathers, in Some officials, including Gov. their meeting today in St. Chances are considered good killed. Sen. Kennedy said that his VEEDER STRIKE OVER Traffic fatalities were running Farris Bryant and missile-space that the elections will go off with Noisy political caravans roam parents and the widow were about equal to those of a non- Premo. Asked Peter’s, continued debating a HARTFORD (A P )— Union program executives, drew heart- Christian unity document. It a minimum of trouble. the capital streets each night bearing up well. holiday period as the Thanks workers voted overwhrtming- was their next-to-Iast working Despite daily bombing and without incident. President He said it had been planned giving weekend was broken by HARTFORD (AP) — State l,v today to accept a new (See Page Thirteen) session before the recess. The shooting, the citizenry i.s notice- Romulo Betancourt is barred by to take the children ice skating a <»y of business-as-UBuU Inauranoe Oonuniasioner Al three-year contract and ended last will be on Monday. Tiie ablv less preoccupied with the the constitution from .succeeding today’ on the outdoor rink the their 8S-day strike against Friday. fred N. Pranrvo today approved Tuesday and Wednesday ses FALN. ' ------family gkve the town of Barn the Veedcr-Koot Co. The vote a now rate schedule for Cton- The count of deaths, wUch Escapee Wanted sions are ceremonial. Apparently Indifferent to the (See Page Twenty-Seven) stable as a memorial to the late was 4I4-‘ZH in favor of the started at 8 p.m., local time, neoUc4it 65 that would provide Bishop Helm.slng urged tlie Joseph.P. Kennedy Jr,, who was new pact which provides for Wednesday and will end at mid nn average nine per cent in council to vote on whether to killed in World War II. But ,the wage increaHes ranging from crease in premiums effective night Sunday, reached 168, To Be Assassin accept the documents on Uie rain .spoiled the ire. i l l 2 to 20 cents an hour. The which compared with the 100 Jan. 1. Jews and on religioui tolerance The president's widow joined strike hy members of Lodge* traffic deaths per day average OGDEN8BURG, N.Y. (AP)— The ntove oamc after officials the Kennedy family for Thanks 3.54 ajKl 19 of the Internation on nonholiday weekends tills o f the medical insurance plan State police toilay took into cua- (See Page Six) giving dinner. al .Association of MaoMnista year. for the elderly decided to go Mrs. Kennedy flew to Cape began Sept. 9. It Involved 890 ’The average on nonholiday tody an escaped mental patient along with a compromise rate Cod Thursday with (Caroline, 6, workers. A Veedei^RoOt weekends this year is 100 traffic described’ by police as a man atructoire suggested by the and John Jr., 3, to have dinner s|M>kesiiian said the strike deaths a day. who wanted to kill President oommisaicner a week ago. Orig Billon Rights with former Amba.ssador and was settled on the boois of the The National Safety. Council John F. Kennedy and New York inally, promium boosts aver Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, her oompan.v’s latest proposal. made no estimate of the number Goy. Nelson A. Rockefeller be aging 16.7 per cent were husband's parents, and others of of traffic deaths. A spokesman cause he, the patient, had been sought. Biggest Test the large farnily. V.A IIOSPIT.AL OH.VNOE said the Thanksgiving holiday is unable to go to the Soviet Union. William N. Seery, chairman It was her first meeti'ng with WASHINGTON (.AP) — primarily a stay-at-home period Police said the man, Guy Pat of th« executive committee of tbe 75-year-old head of the fam The VetenuLH .Administration with leas highway travel than terson, 33. ''Was found in the the asaociated Connecticut For Johnson ily sinc^ the assassination of the announced today apj>olntn»ent during most holiday weekends. area of Redwood, about 35 miles health ' insurance companies of nesv dlres'tors for Its hos An Associated Press survey southwest of O'gdensburg. backing Connecticut 65, said — i (See' Page Twenty-Three) pitals at .Altoona, Pa,, and JACK BELL from 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. Much of the police Informa the decision to accept the com By Newington, Conn. Dr. Abra 18, to midnight Sunday, Nov. 17, tion about Patterson bore a re- promise rates was made to AP Polltleal Writer WASHINGTON ,(AP| — The ham Normail. 62, now direc tor at Newington, wiU be (See Page Six) (See Page Twelve) ' (See Page Six) political nece.ssity of i:etting Congressional action on civil i A New Team come director at .Altoona. rights is President John.son's; Reed L. Clegg, 46, now di biggest domestic problem—just rector of the V.A Hospital at Lines Up for iron Moimtain, Mich., will be 0 1000 as it was John F. Kennedy’s. Soviets Plan The current mood of modera come director at Newington, tion among the lawmakers may succeeding Nonuan. produce .some relatively speedy White House Rocketry in action on aid to education, voca ANTI-C.ASTRO MOVE tional training and other bills Bv STANLEY MEISLER W.A.SH1NGTON (A P ) — when they return from their WASHINGTON (API — A new Confirming that an arm# Pacific Sites MPAM holiday next week. team of presidential advisers is cache found in Venezuela MoimAr H A W A t l A N But the fi.erce controversy sure to .shape up in the White came from Cuba, the United WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi over the late president's pro House soon, bearing the stamp States offered today to Join . aiANOS gram for an expansion of racial of Lyndon B. Johnson and with Latin-.Aiuerican govern dent Johnson, exponent of a equality will, test all of John Texas. ments In stepping up surveil - I vigorous national space pro W A X t ' * " * V son’s vaunted ability to tack President Johnson likely will lance “to thwart further at gram, found himself confronted with the legislative wind to I want to keep some of the men tempts by the (Yistro raglm* today with dramatic new evi reach his objective. who surrounded John F. Ken to export arms.” dence of the Soviet Union’s in- MtAtskAli Johnson has called for a tlon nedy In his two years and 10 tanalfled pace In the race. 'v i i ., - now on Kennedy's civil rights months in the White House. FI OIUVE GIVES UP n ie Aoviet Union annoimced legislation. The possibilities of But he won’t want to keep all, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Thursday night a new series of HMOAm « . getting it likely will be dis nor will all want to stay. —Police today arrested a rocket tests in the Pacific Ocean cussed today at a meeting be The job of presidential aide or fugitive . « ho lu»d barrio*ideEurope, and RENTALS Machie • Fountain a t Pstsr’a Church, Hlgga- MONTEREY, Oallf. (A P)— joined the Santa Barbara News- Town Youths Press In Santa Barbara. Calif. For the Holidays The Baby Has ^4^^^ Traditional '1 .lanksgiving i The marriage of XUas Bar num, wsa the scene yesterday Edward Kennedy, former World semWiee were held throughout PLAT BRIDGE OFTEN < Bast He joined the Monterey Penin bara Jeanne Fountain to How War n Associated Press cor sula Herald later as an asso And WoekMids tile Manchester elementary At4-H Parley TO KEfcP YOUR HEALTH Norih-Soulh' o f the wsddbH Miss Frances schoqta this week. Norm ard Frederick Machie Jr„ both EUssbeUi Kuaaro otf Hlgganum respondent who first reported ciate editor, the post he held at By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 K S the time of his death. Oue, Two or Three Weeks In addition to songs of the at Manchester, to<4c place last and Stanley Henry Mloganoskl news of Germany’s surrender In Been Named... 4 . ■■ Of the 28 Connecticut 4-H’ers Everybody should cooperate 9 I ■ < 4 9 Kennedy is survived by a Get Our Rates .-•eason. the programs consleted Saturd^ at Second Congrega Jr. otf Manchester. 1948, died early today apparent of .dramatic readings, short leaving today for the National with the Presldent'a physical fit • 8 tional Cmuroh. daughter, Julia Kennedy, of By HOWIE HOLCOMB 4-H Club (jongreas in Chicago, ness program, and brtdga col H m bride la'the daughter otf ly of injuries suffered tn an Wasnihgton, D.C. Paul Dodg# Fonthw plays, puppet show's, and orig The bride la a daughter of Mr. qnd Mrs. Frank J. Kuzaro two are from Coventry—Norma umnists must not hold back. BAET auto accident. He was 88. INC. inal poetry--€iH' ■ telling why 4 i • 7 4 9 Mr. and Mre.. Albert O. Foun of IBgganum. The bridegroom Americano havife cause to give At no time in our history has the entertainment tvorld Lawton and Daniel ’ Storrs. The There are times when you Phone 649-2881 <9 10 7 V tain otf 467 N. Main St. The is a aon of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Kennedy, associate editor oT Atavistic Surplus Vlchl, Kimberly Ann, daug)\.^r of John and Linda Ellis thanks. And each pixigram con- group will return Dec. 6. should get up from the bridge 9 the Monterey Peninsula Herald, 978 MAIN STREET been of less importance than in the four aays— perhaps Miss Lawton is the daughter O 4 4 A J 0 bridegroom U the eon of Mr. Iw H. Mloganoskl Sr. otf 48 Tlchi, 16 West St. She was born Nov. 21 at Manchester ohided pn a somber note, with table and walk around a bit, suffered multiple fractures even the full seven days that began a week ago today. of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Law- 4 Q 7 9 4 4 and Mrs. H. Frederick Machie Grandview St. SOUTH HILL, Va. 4AP)— Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and a moment o< silence in memory breaking furniture as you walk. of 480 N. Main St. early Sunday morning when Mrs. Raymond H. Ellis, 47 Virginia Rd. Her paternal grand Even the Mecca of entertainers— Broadway— was dark ton of Goos6 Lane. Storrs Is the I recommend It. SOUTH The Rev. Norman SL Martin Eleven grandparents were wait of Prea'dent John F. Kennedy. The Rev. Felix M. Davis per struck down by a car while he ing to hear the good news Thurs parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fearvante J. Vichl, 360 Main St. son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell East dealer / 4 A perforined the double ring cere The muoical portion* of the ened and it mattered not whether the stage was the ^ A K Q S 8 formed the ceremony. was walking home, officers day when a 7-potmd, 14-ounce Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, James A. programs at each school was Storrs of Route 44A. North-South vulnerable mony and celebrated the nuptial said. Winter Garden in New York or W^iiton Auditorium in Both delegates were chosen for 0 • S 9 The bride, given in marriage son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. 613 Main St., and Cecil J. Fjilton, 47 Virginia Rd. Her similar. All the children to Opening lead—()uean of cluha Mass. Miss Rosa Chappel was Manchester—they were all •i-'^- their leadership work In 4-H. 4 9 7 9 9 by her father, wore a street- The driver of the sports car Janies R. Compton n. paternal great-grandmother la Mrs. Dominie Gelanesc, 32 gether sang the traditional lent Take this kind of hand, for ex I6a4 West NiHh organist; Mrs. John Yantosh that allegedly .-itruck Kennedy Essex St. of Music and the non-ooUegiate Miss Lawton, a junior at WiUl- ample. West leads the queen of length drew of white eatln. On his father’s side of the hymns '•Come Ye Thankful Yet it remained for one part 2 9 44 9 9 and Mrs. William Nardued was Identified a.s Alice Kathleen family, the son has grandpar Julius Hartt School of Music, mantic State College, received clubs, and you put down the Her fingertip veU of French Il People. Come;" "We Gather To of the entertainment sphere — Pms 94 C 9 lusion waa attached to a were soloists. All are from Hilg- O’tJonnell Tornell, 24, of Mon ents, great-grandparents, and a boasts a 430-seat aiuUtoriuin the 4-H Key, a state award, last North hand as the dummy. SUy AB PBM Vontlne photo gsinum. The altar was decor terey. Carel Ijiurle Grace, daughter of Leslie Robert Jr. and gether To Ask the Lord's Bless television — to contribute a year, and the Key scholarship orown of alencon lace and seed I great-great-grandmother. On his ing;" "Old Hiu-idred;" and great portion of the country's where the ceremony will take in your seat tor a while. ated with bouquets otf wMte The woman was not cited,. po. . mother’s aide, there are grand- Carol Kaszas Peters, Snlpslc Lake Rd., Ellington. She was this year. She is majoring In Your partner ruffs the first pearls, and she carried a pink Engaged "Ameirica the Beautiful.” information on the unbelievably place Thursday. Future plana mond. Ihan tha rest ei dummv and white noaegay. ohrysanthemums. lice said. Kennedy died around parents, great-grandparents, born Nov. 13 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal elementary education. club.In dummy, leads a trump The engagument otf Miaa Joan mmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. James R. >Kaszas Sr., Stam tragic circumstances that start include a major theater as part la jp o d . Mrs. Frederick W. Sherwln Given In marriage by her 4 a.m. according to James Cos-1 and great-great-grandparents. In addition, each grade pre- of the long-range campus de Stoors, a senior at Coventry to the ace, and leads another ford Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. .sented these songs of the sea ed in Dallas and ended on a Be aure to kaap a few flimsy otf Manchester was matron of P. Sidtflf otf Mancbeater to John father, the bride wore a floor- velopment program. Paranov High School, was a delegate to club. Now It U time to get up Peters ,Sr., Bolton. She has a brother, Leslie R., Ill, 1. son: Kindergarten, "Turkey lovely green slope beneath the Boy's State at the University of chairs In tha house so that you honor for her slater. She wore Owens otf New Haven haa been length gown of white Italian Cuetis-Ijce Mansion in Arling HsU, the center’s studio and from the table and gat your ax- hava aomethlng to work on a pink nylon and lace cocktail- Gobble” and "Song of Thanks;” (Connecticut this year. He Is ertise. If the fumltime is too announced by her parents, Mr. damcMk, de.es /w ith points at lotte Fayle Ferguson, 139 W. Middle Tpke. He was bom been completed. pick a fight with somebody. Oonwhy Rd. River and Throtigh the W oods;" ferred to as an "idiot box" by County Fair Association, he is Aa dealer, yea bold;; mdee tion corsage. the wrists.yitn empire bodice P.A.C. LINE OF Nov. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal many folks (including long-suf Douglas Moore, MacDowell Your partner Is obviously K • ■; Hearts, d-M-4-t; DIa! Her fUsnce is tiie son of Dr. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Fayle, 680 W Mid Grade 3, "For the Beauty of the vice president of the Tolland •Gerald Dsicek of Hebron accented With pleated banding fering wives on fall Stmday af emeritus professor of music at playing the hand badly. Without moods, K-Q-16-7-6.t; and MTS. Harold Owens otf New dle Tpke. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Earth;" Grade 4. "TalUa Can County 4-H Teen Club. He has served as beat man. of peau de sole, and a bell-shap ternoons) finally came of age. CMumbia University, will spWk, even looking at her hand you OInba, None. Haven. OFFICE AND Ferguson, Joinerville, Tex. on;" Grade 8, "niankful Song." been a winner of the Sean Roe know that It must be better to The bride's mother wore ed skirt otf unprossed pleats The sixth grade glee clubs Ui Rapped oontinuaUy fby critics, and the dedicatory address will buck Foundation leadership What de yea eayT street-length sheath dress of Mias Skiff, a 1960 gradtuute terminating In a full chapel- both professional apd amateur. develop the diamonds than to each school presented as their be delivered by Rabbi Abra award. Answer Paaa. Deeeite the _ white and gold knit with of Manchester High School, is a length train. Her elbow - lengGl SCHOOL Smith, Cryaal Ann, daughter of William H. and Concetta fo^Hs lack of public service and ham J. Feldman, spiritual lead go after club ruffs. (How do I seiectlona: "O God beneath Thy aying strength of hU hand you ' matching accessories; the senior at. Jackson College for veil otf French ilhiston was at Salvatore Smith, 84 Florence St. She was bom Nov. 22 at news programs and its complete er of Temple Beth Israel, West know that it’s "her" hand rath ck » e high-card strength for 'Wlomen, Medfond, Mass. Guiding Hand;" ‘TPrayer Maoohester Bvenliig Herald er than "his” hand? Suit your- S bridegroom’s mother wore a tached to a miniature crown otf SUPPLIES Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother addiction to making a ^ck, Hartford. an opening bid. Mr. Owens, a ^peciellst fourth Ste orchids on a bridal The music was planned and 'ILinooln Portrait," an un 6281. For theinwold's tt-paga book oeesories. Both wore corsages stationed at Vint Hill Faima She has a brother, Philip, 9; and a sister, Donna 4 All the bizarre faots of the usual musical oompoakUon. by When you return to Oie table let, “A Pocket Guide to missal with stream ers of EVERY MONDAY- 8 P.M. 449-5341 (hreoted by the Misses Martha ------T you dlacover that your partnar otf white cEunellias. Station, Warrington, Va„ at stephanotls. nation’s lowest hour were re Aaron Copland, will be fea Bridge,” send 80 eanta to A reception waa held at the tended the 'University of MiUne, 24 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE White, Gale Creighton, and vealed there, including perhaps has gone down to Inglorious de Mrs. Richard Fontanella of M um tj, Michael jfoeeph, son of William E. and Carol Le- Betsey SheUabarger of the ele tured Dec. 6 when the Univer Andover Bridge Book, Manehqatai' Eve. Knights of Pythias Hall. When Orono, and Southern Connecti- the most luifathomable of all, sity of Oonnectlout symphony feat. South ruffed three clube In Herald, Box 8tU, .Grind Central Hebron, sister otf the bride May Murray, 79 Irving St. He waa bom Nov. 22 at Man mentary music department. dummy and dlicarded the leaving on a motor trip out College, New Haven. chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are on-the-spot coverage of a mur orchestra presents a public con StoUon, New YOHc IT, N.T. through Northern New Eng A Janr.atry wedding ia groom, waa matron of honor. der! Nothing, nobody, no other cert at Jorgensen Auditorium. fourth club on the king of Paoytlghf, 1991 Miss Elizabeth Moskey otf Port Mr. and Mra. George F. LeMay, 19 Autumn St. His pater Soldier^g Epitaph sj>adea. But then she had to give land. Mrs. Machie wore a blue planned. media could match that for on- Dr. Jack Heller, will conduct Oehend fbatam s Obep, land, cousin of the bride. Miss nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Murray, Security. Costly Installation Up two diamond tricks. woolen sheath dress with black Colo. He has two brothers, Thomas Alan. 2%. and Brian the-spot reporting. the orchestra. Dr. Charles Mc- accessories. The couple will live Diane Fable of New Britain, Fitting for Times This Is your cue to explain a nvotx>r trip, Mrs. Kiasell wore Patrick, IS . BUFFALO. N.T. fAP) — Ed There were other scenes, of Isuigtilin will be the narrator at 408 N. Main St. and Mias Frances Kozknvskl otf oourse, from the sad return of the correct line of play, thus de a rose suH with black acces Midclletown were brldesmaidB. 9 ward De La Vlolette, attempt for the 8:13 performance. The Teaterday was the 30Srd an veloping your lung power, ing to install a radio aerial in presidents, new and old, to STANLEY WARNER sories. The ooig>le wiU- live at Sllvlnaky. Susan Ann. daughter of Joseph J. and Doris orchestra, whoae members In niversary of the . death of Capt- Smth should rmt the first Kissell - Carson They wore floor-length his new automobile, reached un Washington, the moumftU pro clude students, faculty and 766 E. MkkUe l ^ e . Erickson Slivinsky, Hunter Rd., Tolland. She was bom Nov. cession through the oapitol Simon Smith, the French and club in dummy, draw two Miaa Susan Elizabeth Car- Mrs. Kiasell is employed by gowns of crantoerry taffeta, 13 at Rockville City Hospital. Her paternal grandparents der the dash board Thursday to community, will also offer trumps, cash the acs of spades fashioned with bateau neckline, push out a metal plug. His fin streets and finally the resting Indian War soldier who died NON son and Andrew Edward Kia the Southern New England Tel are Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Slivinsky, Coventry. She haa two Gluck's “Overture to 'IpNgenla and lead a diamond. East can fttted bodice, coachman sleevee ger became caught. plane at Arlington. Nov. 28. 1760 and la buried at TATE ax- ephone Co., Manchester, and Mr. brothers, Paul, 5, and Mark, S; Imd a sister, Deborah, 7. In A^dis’ " and Sibelhisf “Fin t ^ e the acs of diamonds and A t sell, both of Manchester, accented with self-bows, and Despite neighbors' efforts, De The writer, an amateur critic landia." the edge of the New Boston Rd. Kiaeell is employed by Devls force dummy to ruff a club, but 5:15-t:10 changed vows last Saturday Contraictore, Bolton. beU-Shaped skirt. Their head- La Violette was stuck for more for sure, watched all three Sunday, Dec. 8 the Highway Capt. Smith was returning to pieces were clusters otf white Ford, Judy Louise, daughter o f FYed W. and Ruth his home In New Lmdoh, the this doesn't hurt. Declarer dis ervening at tha Church of the than an hour. Firemen and a major networks in operation and men. former Wealeyan students velvet bayberries and leaves, Clark Ford, Mountain Rd,, HUlington. She^wga born Nov. metal expert were called to the couldn't choose among them. gravestone says, . . after a cards a diamond on dummy's Naaarene. st one photo who'll be seen at the BurimeU king of spades, cashes the king 5 Children Saved and they carried white velvet 13 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents rescue. De La Vlolette, 40. was Each dU an outstanding Job, tonight, will present a folk series of kind and useful la The bride Is the daughter of MRS, STANLEY HENRY MLOGANOSKI JR, are Mr. and Mra. Raymond L. Clark. Ellington. H ir pater of diamonds, and ruffs a dta- muffs. TTie honor attendant , freed, but the car's right front both In on-the-spot reporting and concert at 2 p.m. in the au bours. Publick and Domestick, Mr. and Mra. James N. Carson NEW YORK (AP) — Mra. B nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Walter Wells, 162 Union particular hazards of ye late had a corsage otf red and white I fender and some inner metal In a repisrkable amount of ditorium. e f 77 Btgetow Bt. Tbe bride- Rivera, 27, tossed her five chil camatiana on her m uff and the 8t. She haa two sisters, Cynthia, 6, and Paggy, 2H. I had to be cut away. "digging" that brought out campayne which he endured of Mahohester, brother otf the Mra. Mloganoskl wore an aqua Their hita include ‘hOchaei." grooeii U the aon of Mr. and dren from the second-story win bridesmaids had corsages of red hundreds of facts, pictures and "Cotton«e»ei8,” "Well, Well, with uncommon fortitude.” Mrs. Andrew Kiasell of 766 E. dow of a burning Brooklyn ten' bridegroom; Richard Luezai otf wool suit with a collar of au carnations. HozairdviUe, cousin o f the bride tumn haze mink, a matching special reports. Well" and "Paetoria" sn0 thsir The words would do the same FRI..SAT.-SUN. ement into the arms of a pass Middle Tpke. Miss Judith Bogdan otf CSrom- hat, and brown accessories. The While those 96 houri (Friday ooUeotion o f unusual liMPtru- justice to the young PreMdent The Rev. Robert J. Shoff per erby Thursday night. Then she groom; and WiUlam Pacquette well was flower girl. She wore of Manchester. Joseph Mlo- couple will live at 10 Lewis St., I to Monday) were the naUon's ments inokides five-string ban buried on Monday tai Arlington. ANSFIELDu formed the double ring cere jumped. ■addest houra, they undoubtedly a dress of cranberry taffeta de ganoski of Manchester, brother Rockville. I jos, reoorden, autoharps. ma- Mothers of the day for the t.WllLiiuifri£crj7^.4 mony In the candl^illt church. The unidentified man van So-o-o-l signed to match the attendants, of the bridegroom, wss ring- will stand aa telerision'i great- racaa and a ten-string South Andover Co-4>peratlve Kinder Mrs. Fred Wood of Vernon was ished. The children nmge In age Mrs. Mloganqski, a 1960 aat. a white orange blossom coronet bearer. American charango made from garten for the month of Decem MNOOFIflyi organiet. Mias Marion Janes of from 6 months to 11 years. They graduate of Middletown High Life Goes On for a headpiece, and she carried The bride's mother wore an an ArmadlUo shell. Their per ber will be: Mrs. Richard Mwchester was aoloisL The al were treated at a hospital and School, attended (Central Con E. white muff writh red car - But life goes on and soon the formance cUsnaxes a full pre- Adams, Mrs. Edward Yeomans, released. Mrs. Rivera escaped far aqua metallic sheath dress with necticut State College, New m m m m t m t tar w*6 decorated wMh bou- nation corsage attached. matching shoes and bag, a sotTow will be softened by that Christmas weekend which also Mrs. Raymond Stoner, Mrs. Don with cuts and bruises. Britain, and is employed as a IAN PUMNM't quetb of fern and chrysanthe healer of all wounds—thhe. includes a record hop Dec. 6 ald Warren, Mrs. Paul Pfan- Mias LMda Arrigoni and Miss white hat, and a white orchid stenographer by Pratt and Whit mums. Mary Arrigoni, Child of Mary corsage. The bridegroom’s Entertalnmsnt will bs soften and the Yale-UOonn basketball stiehl, Mrs. Donald Rlohards, The bride, given In marriage CAR’S IN THE PINK ney, division of United Aircraft Mrs. John (Carlson. Mrs. Elvlo aides, escorted the bride to the mother wore an A-llne style C!orp., Bast Hartford. Mr. ed too, laughs 'Will be quieter— game Dec. 7. by her father, wore a street- SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — YOU DONT KNOW what size he wears Coda, Mrs. Donald Dubiskas. D c N b When Mrs. Bruce Newman foot of the Blessed Mother’s al dress of pink slipper satin with Mloganoskl, a 1989 graduate of for a time—then the^y will roar length dress oif white lace, de loud again—the past, aa always, TgonmoocoN drives her Model A Ford on tar where she placed a bouquet matching stole and hat, black Manchester High School, attend forgotten. Manchester Evening Herald akMtwi iTOEstien signed with a cowl neckline, which she has lavished much of of flowers just before the ring accessories, and a white orchid ed the University of Connecti Tonight, the Holiday Folk Meeting Reset Andover correspondent, Law with a bow In the book, elbow- her spare Ume and money, it ceremony was performed. corsage. cut, and is employed In the Ex YOU DONT KNOW what color he likes length sleevee, and a full ridrt. Festival Is scheduled at 8:S0 at rence Moe, tele^one 742-6796. -Sun. 7 P.M. SHOWN______really stops traffic. The car Is Richard Fontanella otf He- A reception for 300 wbls held perimental Bn^neerlng Dept, of Her shoulder-length veil of U- painted pink, has a white orlon hron, brother-in-law otf the Pratt and Whitney, division of the Bushnell. Ex-Wesleyan stu By Charter Unit Aesoolate Feature: "SUNDAY and MONDAY" at the Sons of Italy Hall, Mid N lueion was ^attached to a bow bridegroom, served as beet man. United Aircraft Corp., East dents. the Highwaymen, are Fri.-Sat. 7 pjn.—Sun. 9 pja. “ DCMENTIA 18” top and black and \riilte uphol dletown. When lea'ving on a mo- featured along with the hoenix PhM "TH E TraUtOR" headpiece, 'ihp she carried a stery. Ushers were James Mloganoskl tor trip to Washington, D.C., I Hartford, YOU DONT KNOW if he wiU wear it Singers and W est, q ^ tfo rd 's The <3hart6r Revlelon Oorn- ‘Yimi Yum Tree’ "TWO FOR THE ookxilal bouquet otf white pom own Judi Resnick. mdssion (ORC) has-rescheduled pons and roses. SEE-SAW" M ra Richsrd Tkiley otf Man Tomorrow night, songs, br at Ma next sneeUng to' KondSQr. To Open Tonight HSIl«HfllHHnnillM lflll9niliHIB9inBI«HBnHKnE^^ BBMTOlHHHHBIIHWaMHBHagllllBBIIHHaHHIHmMHHmiHa^^ Shirley SbeLaliie- chester was matron otf honor. YOU DONT KNOW what he needs most least singing of the "good old Dec. 9, at 8 pjn. in the Prclhait^ days." will be featured when the Robert Mitcham She more a street-length pea Oourt Hearing Room of the "Under the Yum Yum Tree,” Hartford Chapter of the Society a comedy being presented by In reepeot for our late Prm^ cock blue sheath dreas of chif for the Preservation and En MunlcipaJ Building, to review the Manchester Community Ident, we wlU not Miew BOLTON fon over taffeta fashioned with YOU JUST DONT KNOW...... couragement of Barber Shop Hhe recommendations of Its Players, which was canceled "Manchurian Candidate.'* a draped neckline, a blue pear: Get The Facts Month At t i v i i h ' H Quartet Singing In America, pre three' subcommittees, and to last week, will be produced to Gate d'AO Sereen 7 P .it~ crown with a face veil, and she 0 sents "Harmony Goes Hawaii choose the ones tt will submit night and tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. LAKE carried a bouquet of \^ite ana an," also at the Bushnell. The ■to t2»e boeird o f directors for at the Whlton Memorial Audi pink pompons. 8 p.m. performance will high ' consideration. torium. Tickets sold for last Mias Kathy Coleman otf Man We Are The Franchised Dealer In Manchester To Buy From light four of the leading barber A proposed timetable calls week’s performances will be HOTEL chester was brldennaid. She shop fours In America, plus the for the board then to decide honored. Under New Management wore a street-length dress ot Hartford Chapter's 80-man Bar Which otf tire proposed charter The play is being sponsored light blue taffeta fashioned 'wHh WORLD'S LARGEST BUYING OFFICE FOR 600 ^ ber Shop (Jhorus. changee merit action, and to set by the Manchester Registered - for NEORO BROSh INC. a modified boat neckline and a DON’T LET IT BOTHER YOU! Quartets attending Include the a daite for a public hearing, after Nurses' Association for the bene peplum waistUne, a floral head INDEPENDENT STORES. Only Keith's Can Make That Statement! Mid-States Four, Four Rene which the questlans wtH be ad fit of its scholarship fund. piece with a Hght blue tace gades, Four Rascals and Color vertised for on anficipaited A{>ril veil, and she carried a bouquet ful Colonials. The Helyn Flana referendum. Lunch o f white and pink pompona. gan Hawallanettes will also be Friday Night BUY IT ANYWAY - AT REGAL - because for V The ORC. will probably hoM featured. Roy Burnham of Manchester .several! more meetinge In the In was boot man. Riclinrd Spieos Fuller DedloaUon terim, to mske necessary Specials Dedication of the Alf red C. * Dinner and Robert Payne, both otf Man any reason (or none at all) he ean return your ohangee tn the legail phraseology Fxiller Music Center at Univer chester, were ushers. of the wggeeted changes. sity of Hartford is scheduled Stt«iiirs.....60c The bride’s mother wore a Children Thursday, Dsc. 8, at the uni Meet of the ohai^^es oon- street-length aheeth dress of gift for an exchange or refund. Under • Parly gold lame with brown acces versity campus 200 Bloomfleld sldered to date provide for the Chtrryiioits.. e f 60 sories find a white orchid cor Ave., West Hartford. Marian transfer of ail dxecutlve powers ‘ WALT DISNEY’S sage. The bridegroom's mother Anderson, world famous con from the general manager to "20,000 I^eaguee Chowder..... 50c wore a two-piece dress of plum tralto, will be among the not the board otf directors; for a Under The Sea" DANOINQ velvet with beige accassoriea Buy the gifts you like for the man on your Kst with ables participating. review, by the board of dirootors aiul a while onohid corsage. The .Puller Center, |2.6 mil every five years, of the general Flue "Horee With Hw Soturdoy Nights Exciting New Music A reception for 60 waa held complete assurance that if they are not to his liking lion home of the Hartt OoUege msnager’s porfoimance; and for Flying TaH” the oreatloTi of two new town al the Davis Memorial Bul'bding poata, a director of public works Alao,All "Rear Window" Thoro'f No Ploeo of the church. When leaving on he can return them to Regal for what ha Dkat— or for r> and a planning dlreotxw, both to Like Time to start planning i be eippointed by the' g e m ^ Ch,//i,-n-UnJu 12 r/iEt NYLON a full refund, on or before January 10, 1964. manager. your Christmas Party. No other carpel gives you so s p e c i a l Fine Food and Drinks NOW-A.T much luxury and value f'" 3 < j u u w !L AATURDAY ONLY Elks to Conduct BOLTON LAKE SHOOK JEWELERS 4th Route 6 and 44 ’ 6.98 Service Sunday HOTEL You Get 700 Green Stamps- We«k! Bolton Routs -44 A— Bolton With Each Yard You Buy 7 LAYER Call 648-9731 You Can’t Go Wrong At Regal! Martcbeatier Lodge of Elks will NO mc»:e gueeaing about quality! hedd Its annuail memorial serv ice Sunday sjt 2:30 p.m. at IM The 501 N Label is onlr used on CAKE lodge home on Bte.-foll St. carpeting made from iomous DuPont TTie m&in speaker wlU be continuous filament’nylon yam, and Aartihuf Roy, pant district dep must meet DuPont's own specifica lb. 72c uty and present grand kxi^ MANOHESTER OlVIO OROHE8TRA tions. But 'who in the world would trustee. CTwinrum is Dr. Geonge expect you could have it at this OotUouette. Lodge officers will •TtCNNKOlOaa W EIL BE HERE IN JANUARY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4. 1943, AT B:15 F.M. prioel Here's why you'll love it: it render tbe memorial ritual. 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■NJOY THB ■■CURITY OF A if its m fashiom its et MI^HABLS WATCH ■ OPEN Whether you’re buyfng a watch for your own use or as a Christmas gift, Isn’t It TO N IG H T comforting to know that Ifs unconditfonalty guaranty for three whole years? SMILING SERVICE T IL L 9 No fuss, no waiting, no correspondence. Your guarantor is right here In MAIN STKEET, MANLHESiKR town. And besides, Michaels has an array of styles and special-purpose watches which Is unsurpassed. We show Just a few here. H»tiirriiM< J. KIUh Rlrluu-d U. Peacock so I A 2 Pc. IFYE Delegates Return Talks on Taiwan i Mangaawt B a k e r , lecturer, Two youthful Lravelera havef' p4tot«8vaipher end authority or Deliciously returned to their home* in Oon- In their thinking as we are in the Far East, will open the Crepe nertlCTjt after alx montha of the United States." She adds Lutx-Clvitan Travel Series Sun Itvin^j and workings with farm that Americans must lyork with day at 3:30 p.m. at BeJley Soft! famillew overseaa. Mies Kath them on a baste of equality, nof Auditorium, Manchester High erine EJllla, Hebron, apnrt her superiority. School. She will present and Suzette time in Ceylon and Richard Peacock noted that Belgium Peacock. ChapHn, waa in Bel narrate "Taiwan Today," a fllm is a highly developed coimtry. on Foranoea. Fur BIrnd gium. being a member of the Euro Their tripa were made under pean Common Market. It has a Since 1951, Mias Baker has Overbloiise the International Farm Youth high standard of living and been to Tatwan 10 timee, and Classic Hhcchange progrram, aimed at within 10 years ita production has had an opportuaXty to ob prontoting international under- will be comparable to that of serve the progress of the coun aUuiding. L«caIIy, it la apon- the United States. try. DRESS aoi*ed by the National 4-H According to him, many Bel Mias Batkeria Mfe ebory ia an PULLOVER Foundation and the Cooperative gians had the impreeslon that unusual one. She was taken 2 EJxtenaion Service in the Uni all Americans are rich. How abroad at the age of five and versity of Connecticut'a College ever. he helped dispel that myth has been traveling ever since. 8 ^ . 9 9 of Agriculture. by showing picturas and speak She and her mother owned a .99 Mias Ellis appeared on ‘T o ing to civic groups, there. rubber plantation hi Malaya Tell the Truth" program on The grassroots ambassadors, for many years, and apent much Channel 3 WTIC-TV Wednes in summing up their experi time thm. She recently ocan- day. Besides challengir^ the ences abroad, they appre pletod her 10th around-th^wcrld Regularly 89.99 With long sleeves, jewel panelists, she tokl about her ex- ciated more fully the freedonu Journey. neck and pin detail trim. periences in Ceylon. „ Americans enjoy under democ The early death of her fnither So wonderful to own! A Sizes 5 to 15 in Green. In a press Interview, IfiM racy. brought Mlaa Baker into the must tn your wardrobe. Aqua White, Pink or Ellis felt that Americana have j,Both are now available tor biutneaa world as head of her And with such a grand Celery. much to learn from the people talks and Illustrated lectures of faanfl3r‘s enterpriaes. She la pree- 9 aavlng, now Is the time of Ceylon, especially in ho^ital- their experiences. Groups Inter ULTMA'n'HIN ident of the Champion Cb., the to purchase several for Ky and family reiatioos. De ested ki hearing their stories Champion Oo. of Canada, Ltd., yourself or as gifts. Sizes clared ‘‘Kathy,” ‘‘A laiige seg can get In touch with Miss Bills and the Tecumo^ Building Go. 34 to 40. Colors are Wln- ment of the Ceyionese popula- In Hediron and Peacock in ■■LR-WINDINa AT «7B THRBB ■XaUIRITB BHAPaa IN ■Tni^.aoLD Most of her time la apent giving terberry, Blue Mist, Rose tkm is as educated and ntodem Chaplin. documentary film lectures to Chuitelope. Lavender Miet, OR aaL.D-PII.LBD American audiences. ' Spring Green. Daffodil Two handtoiM •u1om«Wc«: Dm Porpola* B FavorltM among tha fashion consolous, thorn dainty, Faanily series tickets, or in- Yellow, Gray, White or for him, th« Nymph for har. Both in divdual tekets, may be cf:>taned Black. Pension Plan Amendments tiny feminino forms which caaa 17-jawal Thit most handtoms of masculine watches In all from members of the Clvitan itainloM atMi, both with stool oxpansidn Michaals watehaa. Tha Oval, In 14-karat gold, stssi Is only $$S; In yellow gold-filled with CHub or at Lutz Junior Museum. Tick eta may also be purchased Go to Directors Tuesday bracoiots. Also In gold-fillod >t $88 9N; the 14-karat gbfd Marquiao, $91; tha gold- pension bracslst, only 971 | In 14-karat gold, at the door. PriMg Irwkido Fodoral tax. flllad Baguotta, 979. f ricaa hwhida Fadorat tiut. 9118. The aame fine Mioheele movement in alL Future town pensAonen wU# ‘Hm proposed provision of a Federal tax bieluded. Moetre monthty paiymants one $80 tndntonuni penaion payment would apply to the present as quarter longer than they are well as future pensioners. The presently eUgflile for. with no Tliere are about eight pen- Inoraase hi ttwtr contribution to iBonere who now get less than Doctor Says the pensloti plan. If the tosm’s $30 per month who wrould get the new minimum. dtreotona approve a seriee of A Gift Natural! aBnenthnemts to the pension ord- An appaoKlmately equal num By WAYNE O. BRAND8TADT, taenoe neoct wwlk. ber will benefit from another N.D. ‘nte chaqg« hi one of a ser!«s piovlaton of the proposed Newspaper Enterprise Asan. For Gay Night Shirt with Matching Pants that wiU be tbe subject of a change, whioh sets a $50 mini No true sportsman would shoot pUbUc beetling «t the Municipal mum for all pensioners who got a cow, but each year between In flannelette or cotton stripea BuildiiTg. heartaig room af 8 pm. more than $ ^ but less than 1,000 and 2,000 hunters will g et' Young Plaids, Solids, Prints or Polka $60. Dots. With button down collar, on Dec. 8. shot despite the tact that there' Other proposed changes es- The proposal to increase the Peter Pan or collarless. Complete I Q . 9 9 tabdtsh a 180 minimum monthly la no (W n season on human ly washable and comfortable to maximum payment for employ beings. Often a hunter ia wound JUNIORS! payment to cdl pensioners; bi- es who have been permanently wear. Many style* to choose from. N erease the maximum annual dis totally disabled both: isi^: ed through careless handling of 8-M-U ability payment to $2,500; and his own gun. All such accidents 1. Decreaaes from 20 to 16 can be prevented if the follow f provide stuwivorship and vested years the length of time an em Hooded tobarest opttona ing rules are observed: ploye must have worked for the Don't 4oad your gun unless None of the proposed obanges town to be «Iigibie for dtaabU- you are out to shoot, and don't will inorease the cost of the Ity payments for injuries sus shoot unless you know what you LINED plan to town employes. The tained while' not on the job: are shooting at. present employe cantr8»tian’is 2. And increases from $2,000 Don’t point your gun at any 2H per cent of the monthly to $2,500 the maximum which thing unless you intend to shoot No Zipper— No Hooks— No Bone« paycheck. may be paid out yearly to a dis It. JACKET ‘Ifie Hike in the penaion plan's abled employe. Always carry your gun in opereitlug costa that inoiWsed The survivorship option per such a way that If ,vou should LIBERTE pension peomenta, minimum $30 mits employes -to receive, at trip and fall an accidental dis paynvesRs and tnoreased dis- their choice, a reduced poiision I IMICHABLB VBRY DWN WATCH charge of your gun would hit |.99 libility benefits win cause, oan thst will continue not oidy for the earth. hy Lady Marlene all be oonsered under the.present the pensioners lifetime but for RIDH IN DIAMDNDa T A B T B P L U a Do not release the safety until pennon plesi budget, aoooning the lifetime of a dependent Superb 17-]ewei timapleeae made In you are ready to fire. to penaton board member Atly. YBT MDDBBTLY PRICBD Unload your gun before you Regularly 817.99 whom he names. Switzerland to exacting speciflcatlona PBRPDRIklANDB jrasnes Higgins. Alternately, he can choose to climb over a fence, climb up a i l O - 9 5 The plan's aotuary, Homer receive a somewhat less re and UNCONDITIONALLY OUARANTfCD FOR tree. Jump a stream or run. be So toasty warm for the Aiidersdn, has reported that the duced pension, that will provide Left to right: Msrquiie Star, cause It may go off If you drop gay froety days—Outer pension plan is becoming ftmded 9 WHOLE YEARS. To avoid disappointment, look Left: calendar automatic with twaap- it. shell is 1007r nylon— Step into this slim young girdle . . . H moves as you V his dependent with payments 4 diamonds, $100; Oval Star, 10 diamonds, flM; faster than had been anticipat You should not carry a loaded Sherpa lltUng of 100% move, due to its Clej^er new'ela.stic criss-cross back. ed. equal to 60 per cent of the pay for MICHAELS on the dial and movsment second hand; in stainleae ataal, 908; ments during the pensioner's Star Lady, 12 diamonda, $108. All In 14-karat weapon In your car and you acrilic. Sizes arc small, No bind, no bulge . . . no zipper, no hooks! Gently When the present retirement lifetime. True Value-Priced from $49.78, Including should never fire from a moving medium and large. Col disciplined in sheer-but-flrm Lycra . . . with rein- plan was set up in 1964, it was whits gold with 17 Jewels, Othare from $H, gold-filled, 998. Right: engraved dial, vehicle. I Tite amount of the monthly Federal tax. Easy PayoMnta Invited ors: Snow White. Holly fo re^ hip control, sleek satin back panel, lace and eocpected to be fuBy funded penaton payments in either case tax included. Eaay Paymanie, to a yellow Florentine bracelet, 988. Federal tax Keep your ammunition In a I 4 Red. Midnight Black and satln-appIique front that tames your tummy. Glide In within 20 yeeuts, by 1974. . aafe place, preferably un to Liberte and into a new fashion figure instantly. will depend upon seturaial prs- bwhidad Easy Paymanta Royal Blue. (When fuBy funded, the pen- dtotions determined for the i>en' der lock and key. Mon aocount wlH have stM - Sion board. Don't let children handle your olent funds to pay pensions for gun. If your son Is old enough to ' aU town employes even if they This amendment would cost use a gun, see that he learns were all to retire at the same the pension plan no additional how to use it correctly. time.) money, but instead would ef If one of your party Is shot Anderson says that the ptan fect a redistribution,of pension accidentally, the first thing 1s progressing toward its goal payments to retired emiployi to do is stop‘hemorrhage. The fa.ster than had been projected Tbe vested interest option victim should be moved to a car Thus, the plan'a income has permits any member of the pen on a cot or Improvised stretcher. ' Deck Out the Gal been larger than anticipated, sion plan who leaves the town Great harm can be .done by boUi because the Investments after 30 years service to remain moving a person who has a bro have performed somewhat .let in the pension plan, with pen ken bone without first applying in a §mart ter than expected and because sion payments based on the to iiome sort of splint. Remember, the towm does not withdraw ita ted contribution to the plan over that a slow, gentle journey will I contribution to the pension fund 30 years to begin when the ex give the victim a better chance ; MOHAIR iwhen an individual, whose ctm employe reaches regular retire of recovery than a rough, hasty | tributiona it has been matching, ment age one. ' leaves the town’s employ and is Tbis amendment also would I* Most rural doctors are well refunded his investment. cost the pension plan nothing '/S’ trained In treating accidents, SWEATER The. rapid growth of the AU the proposed pension so don’t bypass them to rush changes have been in the works plan’s assets will permit the ut ■ - the victim to a Mg city. Rest tpwn to assume the increa.se- MMto «be Mle of tolMaoo to ■ttowau under IM.
5T;'.-V I o'> PAGE SIX . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1963 KANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1968 ^ % FACE SEVEN Reiiord Peak aet and Dunlap), with many soddogy is the volume titled enU some 800 automotive ,ve- have'undergone. F. A. Roed- Book of American Skiing by Kidnsy Danger Signals Johnson on'Defense: Session Set Charge of Poor Products contributors and ,s discogra The Horiaon Book o! the Age hiclsa from the 1870a to the llnger’s The Wonders of Wild Ezra Etowen (Lipptneott) or mp ttifftito. btralBE, fwq— I Gift Books Appeal phy. For tbb terpiscAore fan, of Napoleon (distributed by present. For this country, there life (Viking) Is loaded heavily The Fireside Book of Racing, mr •eMrty‘ ftow* ^fiiii fstet ______tick- Obituary )>ave a look at The Dancer’s Harperi, filled with colorful is ElsqulTa’s American A ii t o s wHh pictures. The same la true edited by David F. Woods aekr mmr he Seasonal for Denied hy Manufacturers kidney dliMirdrr»->‘*DMiE«r Ak«*d/* World, a story of the ROyal iorlal foHos and eonstkut- and '^eir Makers (Harper), of Animals In Africi^ by Peter (S:mon A Schuster). li^lp tmtmre etlnlMl* acMs Strive for Economy By Couneil Ballet, with photos by Michael thorough coverage of the with text by Ds'vld J. Wtlkte. and Philippa Scott' (Clarkson For the really dedicated read «ad •tWr leerese* kMa«y Space-age quality, said anoth Petot and text by Alexander whole period. Another version, Hiere are two new ttema in N. Potter). • • er there are/mch esoteric items ontpmi wMk BrEKTS. Yemr the h^ck Living G>st By PHIUP J. KEUPEB To Special Interests e •I aay dr«f utorp ta 4 DAYS If Ml (CVMtliiiMd from Pafe Ono) Inspe'cted .from a helicopter 13 AP Business News Writer er Industrial source, oftM ’ Blond (Reynal), aa well an The comfahttig J. Christopher He- Hawthorn’s New lltustrated li For gardening fans there Is aa Modern Jewelry by Oraham pleMfd. IfOW^Pt Noidk Bad Pk*r- days ago — "shall hereaftcl- be NEW YORK (AP)—How good means perfection. Aa products^ By MILES A. HMrrH Book of tile Dance by Agnes rold’a text and an insert of brary of Beience and InvenUon Great Gardens of the Western Hughes (Crown), an interna niiiey* c1udlii|[ tax reduction and civil (Continued from Page One) N ext Fall Is the label, “Made in U.S.A.7" become more eophiattcated the 90®M>h'c Art (BrozUler). Or DeMille (Golden Press), about black and white photos. Is a — A History of Aatronopiy by World by Peter Coats (Put tional survey of this craft; The known a^ the John F. Kennedy AP Arts Editor there is Uve Fabulous Life of Book of the Month Club choice. rifhta. Space Center.” Helen Page Skinner Despite recent criticism of the chances for error multiply. N W YORK (AP) — You aH the Mara and the choreog Oiarlas-AJbert Reichen iihd a nam), describing 38 very special Ouel Sport by Robert Daley Johnson Is keeping: in touch Johnson marked the pas.sing ward frend In living costs ap (Continued from Page One) defense and space Industry, If the rellabUity of the Minute- Diego Rivera by Bertram D. raphers. Hobbylots have their day In History of W eapon^ by Court- gardens in Europe and Ameri (PrenUce-Hall), all about parently continued this month, can 1KV« a good Yule this sea Wolfe (Steitn and Day). Abrams this season too. ca. Or for a combination of pa daily with the rongrresalonal of his predecessor al.so by call manufacturers say American man misslla was somehow built son In the bookalores. There is In the rellgloua category a land C ^by. And MacMillan has Grand Prix racing; Ckeat Sea leaders, Hatcher added. ing for an end to hatred and fa but that food pricc.s held .even. as a basis for further discus Into a home radio, said an arti is bringing out three volumes— top Item would be the hand The Lore of Ships (Hdt, The Picture History of Inven latial gardens and houses there Battlea by Oliver Warner (Mac SiMrwiii-Wiliaim He said the average family's craftsmanship is better than an umiaually rich variety of Is Newport—Pleasures and Pal- The President also received naticism. Dies, Long Illness sion. One document says every ever. cle In Fortune magaslne, the Gift Books. DetacroU by Rene Huyghe, some, deluxe three^volume edi Rinehart) Is an ela)>oiwte work tions by Umberto ic o and G. Millan), covering 400 years of an Intelligence briefing from turkey dinner with all the trim- radio might he caps I*i*wtro by John Rewald and filled with plots, drawings and acea by Nancy Slrkls (Viking), naval conflict; a new etftlon of Referring to the five presi man is free to follow Ms, con But some corporation and lable of Your (?hr'ntmaa lists for rela- tion of the Nonesurti Bible B. Zorsoti. presidential assistant McOeorge dents he has known. Including mings Thursday cost 18.40. That government officials have been ing contlnuofidy for IIX) years' Ch*g«H ty Franz Meyer. (Random House), with early pictures detaHtng the vessrts Out of Doors a plctorlaL record. Ted Kautzky's ■ Way.s With PAINTS was 30 cents cheaper than in science on religion; the other In ~ • - tlvea and frlemds (and you might Minir, Religion Bundy. Johnson is relying on Kennedy, Johnson said: “In 1962. Mrs. Helen Page Skinner of 110 Tanner St„ retired disturbed over charges of shod Detroit, Oirysler 'Corp. want to be a friend to yourself woodcut Illustrations, a luxury that span the andent days to Many readers are Interestcfl The male sports fiends could Watarcolor (an Instructional Bundy, top White House-atlrtsef' each administration the greatest Manchester High School English teacher and drama club that not just Jews but all men dy workmanship In the nation’s cited a reliability record of K Among the music books there 'tern. Also Masterpieces of the present, with contrlbuUona In nature, wildlife and garden be Intrigusd by such works as book whkh also can delight the W. H. ENGLAND on national security affairs, in burden that the president had to While October's lncrea.se was per cent for tta Redstone missile If you aoe something tompUng) Is Tlie Internaiional Book of from maritime spacMlsts in The History of I%feaolonal nonortist's eye); and Katachi— seasonal, the bureau spokesman director who al.so organized the school’s reading pro share reaponstblllty for Christ’s space and nuclear submarine may IncJude current fiction or Chrlstiiui Literature in Sum ing. , LUMIER CO. stead of a military aide, to keep bear had been- the burden of his programs. and a perfect showing for ita Christmas Carols by Walter mary Form (Harper), edited by sight countries and more than The American Heritage Book Football by Harold Claas- Japanese Pattern and Design him posted. said the predicted increase in gram, died early this afternoon at her home. She re crucifixion. Jupiter mlasile. topical nonftcUon. Ehret and George K. Evans 1,500 Uhistrationa. In Wood, Paper and Ciay own countrymen's unthinking November is expected to be Is the criticism Justified? But doubUeoa ymir llsU also Frederick N. Ma^D. of Natural Wonders explores .sen (I ^ n t Ice-Hall 1. Richard “At the Green”«4»-6M 1 With the military, Johnson's and unreasoning hate and divi tired last spring because of illness. Bishop Helmsing was ap In some cases, say Industry •'Both programs,” said Chrys (Prentlce-Hall). Or in contrast. Among the splashiest books Oars of the Wue mdex. Increases of three cents stead, she found a------career In vened O ct^l, 1962. That aeaaion fierce pride In It After all, he we have some highlights (omit specializes on domestic prob an hour will go to 7,000 wofkers, teaching. Her name became said recently, plagues the atom ' 5 :- Secretary of SUte DeBn’”Rusk.’ ended Deers, 1962. The .second ic-submarine program. Many of signed hls name on It." ting the cookbooks, of which lems. CSiairman Olenn T. Seaborg of including 5,000 tool aipl'die em practically synonymous with session opened Sept. 29. It ends Can poor production quality there ane a zillion, more or Altogether the program ployes in the Detroit Urea, under Sock and Buskin, the junior- Dec. 4. the problems, he said, are with the Atomic Energy Comml.sslon, conventional parts: Parts deliv be blamed on the worker? lest). And remember that book- * ' I amounted to a fast follow- Director John McOone of the contracts based „6n annual or senior dramatic society, which The council probably will end No, said Daniel Morehouse, a sellera can locate a book more through on Thursday night's semiannual chofnges. she directed for 23 yeais. ered late, parts not made to Central Intelligence Agency, Ex- its current aeaslon without act standard, or made of the wrong Philadelphia machinist and un easily if you give them tiUe, pledge to push on. ecuUve Secretary Roy Wilkins But. In what the spokesman Altogether, she directed v 24 ing on controversial documents ion official. called an unusual .situation, 12,- three-act plays for Sock and material. author and pubHoher. 2 "A great leader is dead; a of the National Association for concerning Jews and rellgloua "(fomplainta of ahoddy work Rtudy of Men great nation must move on,” he 000 public transit workers in Buskin, as well as .one for tolerance. Rickover said management the Advancement of Colored Chicago and 1,775 similar em should shoulder most of the manship are not valid for the The story of man, as told by declared. "Yesterday is not ours People, staff aides and two vis Paint and Powder, the fresh The documents are the final man in the ahop," said More historians, archeolog^ts, eth to recover, but tomorrow is ours itors from abroad — the foreign ployes in Pittsburgh will take man-sophomore dramatic blame. wage cuts because their city in . two chapters of the topic now "Too often,” he said, "man house. "The worker stays within nologists, sociolaglats and oth to win or to lose. I am resolved minister of Pakistan and the Ih- group, which ahe organized in before the 2,200 council fathers, the tolerances on the blueprint ers, always Is a major theme. that we shall win the tomorrows donesian defense minister.. dexes dropped in October. The 1931, her first year at Man agement is content to alt in m i before us.” Chicago workers will lose one chester High School. Mrs. Helen Page Skinner the schema on Christian unity. plUsh offices, far removed or gets fired." For an early view of man, There were few members In half-cent an hour and the Pitts "It becomes more and more physically and mentally from "The American worker," he there Is the Larousse Encyclo MANCHESTER Johnson plunged into the work Qtngress in towm because of the Her first play was "I’ll Leave doubtfnl whether we are going said, "can turn out quality as pedia of Ancient and Medieval PARKADE with a heavy schedule today burgh employes will lose one It To You," presented in 1934 the design and manufacturing holiday but reaction generally and one-half cents. tremely gifted” 'hnd a person^® to them.” said a source areas, relying on paper reports K*^?!.**employer WMts. History (Harper), ranging all that included meetings was warm. In the auditorium of the old ’’with extreme anthusiaam and'®'®** to the Vatican Christian with chief military, diplomatic high school building on Main for information about the atatu.s, When the employer Is the gov- the way from prehistory to the Sen. George A. Smathera, D- youthful outlook.” i Unity Secretariat. of design and production In the **'''1*'*"^. ® major contract, 15th Century. Then there is and intelligence advisers. Fla.. cheerbd the president's de St. Her last play was "Char 9 Arthur H. Illing, retired su-1 The council voted lost week to plant Itself—the real center of other sources, then he The World of the Past Speaking of his aims, Johnson cision to rename Cape Canaver ohti ley’s Aunt," staged in Decem should state exactly how much (Knopf), a two-volume work said In his radio and television T Must Fill ’ ber 1956, aa the drama group's perintendent of schools, said of accept the schema’s first three the enterprise." ' al after the late president and her;»r- ”OK»"She haa' made --an out- - ' chaptenf for discussion. The pro- "Much of American Industry,” quality he wants. edited by Jacquetta Hawkes, address Thursday night: “1 described Johnson's address as first production in the then standing. contribution to Man Phllco Cforp., a major elec pledge to you the best within 3 Police Posts brand-new auditorium of the lates have been debating them said Rickover, "does not know covering the civilizations of healing, appropriate and beau- chester High School. I’d classi since. The chapters deal with what Is going on In Its plant." tronics producer, saying that Its Greece, Italy, Asia, Northern me to work for a neW American I tiful. present high school on E. Mid fy her as a very auperior teach principles ant) practice of Chris own quality-control programs Europe and the Western Hem greatness — a new day when Sald Sen. Stuart Symington, Deadline for applications to dle Tpke. er.” Asked about this, one manu fill three vacancies on the Man tian unity. facturing representative re were tough and efficient, added: isphere. peace is more secure, when jus D-Mo.: "All of us now should In between were such notable Edson M. Bailey, retired MH13 Nothing was decided on th e, "we feel, however, that the For a visual image of the tice is more universal, when support the new President in his chester Police Department as -successes as "You Can’t Take plied : freedom Is more strong in ev principal and longtime friend of final two chapters. One says all j "The admiral Is going to have customer — the government — Egyptian civilization there la effort to carry out the plans and I I. under a new It with You ’ (1940), "Arsenic Mrs. Skinner, praised her‘for mankind — and not the Jews to be a hell of a lot more specific needs better fo *’*• *'®' Suns, Stones and Silence (Si ery home of ailall manxmo.mankind." the programs of the late Prc.si- and Old Lace ” (1946), "Oui mon A Schuster), with photos The new chief cMef execuUveexecutive an-an being "always out beyond the alone — share the responsibility before anyone can answer these qulrement.s. Quality control dent Kennedy.” ''ill be midnight Monday. Town’’- (1947), and "Denr Ruth ” call of duty in serving the stu for the crucifixion. charges. This is something ev-1 money and la available by Dorothy Hales and text by nounced that; to honor I^nnedy's Although calling it an “ac-' .< competitve examina- memory and (1950), to name only a few. dents and the faculty” and not The other says that every cry manufacturer Is ronsUnUy, <«'y ttirough serious effort on Robert Payne. Or for one great I "the futdre of the complkshed Thanksgiving Dav vacancies resulted Mrs. S k 1 n n e ris 'final play, ed he had been "mrilled” not man is free to follow hia con .dynasty, there is the elaborate works' he started,arted," 'the _____ rocket- message,” .Sen. Karl E. Mundt i ,1! “"’y three men qupllfylng for struggling with. I don’t jmow "l® **'® ®,°''''‘®®*®*''Q®®'' launching complex at Cape Ca- "CSiarley’s Aunt," perhaps only with her superb dramatic science on religious convlcUon.s. any who wouldn’t agree that'"If assurance la s'* cradle-to- 'work, 'Ditankhamen, by Chris- D-S.D.. said, “I agree we should “’erefore bringing plea-scd her more than any oth Some speakers argued In pre there in a need for better quality | concept that must be con- tlane Desroches Noblecourt Fla., "shall be known stamp out hatred and malice P®®'* tof « «Vw series productions, but also with her hereafter as Cape Kennedy.” er, because that production saw performance in the English liminary discussion that both control. No manufacturer wants s'dered from the initial design (New York Graphic Society), but we must be alert, under our „„ ®"J"P®tttive examinations to the culmination of her dream chapters were worthy of council which give the whole story of He also said that the neigh system, that this not be con fUl the remaining three vacan classroom and at her success in to turn out a bad product.” i " ’® *'®®* “"*• c^eck the girls with gay new dresses boring launch pads now being cies, Chief James M. Reardon of many years of a stage and IniUating the high sohooTs attention, but not within the "Quality control.” said Roger! Con.sumer-goods manutactur- the discovery of the great tomb fused with the necessity for re said. auditorium for her drama reading clinic. framework of a topic on Chris Gay, managing director of, ®®* ®'®® ^®®* h**vy i ^ s In of this ruler, with new photos built for the moon exploration sponsibility of the loyal opposi tian unity efforts. of its treasures. program — pads which Kennedy tion.” It was earlier reported that groups that would do justice to The Holmes Funeral Home, American Standards Inc., "has | quality, said other their talents. She was extremely Dally working periods In St. become a profession. Probably sowcea. A later culture is summar the 40-hour-week for the men on 400 Main St., Is in charge of ar Peter’s run two hours. Today Ford Motor Co. estimated re ized in The Civilization of the department would com proud of the auditorium, now rangements, -which are incom more new work la going on in A. Velveteen jumper ivith known aa Bailey Auditorium, and Monday are the last discus this area than In any other.” cently that a large auto maker Rome, by Pierre Grimal (Si mence around the first of the plete. sion days of this session. Tues turning out 10,(XW cars a day mon * Schuster). A specialized high waist, smocked bo Laws^ Policies Kestrict Use year. The new date has been set on which she had acted as con The marvel, said another In dice, by Girltown. 7-12, to coincide with a new pav sultant during its construction, day will be'' devoted to cere dustry source. Is that American faces 12 btllton chances dally to work is The Illustrated History Mra.^ Matilda Myers monies commemorating the industry does as well aa it does! * mistake. of the Jews (Harper), complied period. ^ ^ and which has since become a __I ■ . I . .. AMrtsInA* 14.98 Of Funds^ Say PO Officials Names of the three men who center for Community gather SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Council of Trent’s 400th anni -considering the speed, com Good engineering, controlled by nearly three dozen of have been selected from the pre ings. Matilda Myers, 78. of 765 Sulli versary. At a public ceremony plexlty and varying quality of manufacturing processes and Israel's scholars. For an exam Mrs. S k i n n e r’s drama. van Ave., died last night at Wednesday. Pope Paul VI will modern production. i '*'®" trained employes overcome ple of a primitive culture re vious examinations will be an Manchester Memorial Hospital close the council aeaaion maining to this day. there is B. Irish linen smock dress BbCauw of exiating leglala-f "We intend to continue our nounced shortly, it was reported groujM were always respected In the Project Mercury ^''® said Ford, by Sunny Lee. 2 big today. ^ ^ te r a short illness. She was Bishop Robert F. Joyce of manned . space flights, each Headhunters of Papua- thre and policy reotrlctlona, the discussion with that agency as being above average, and un born in Germany and lived In (Oown), by Tony Saulnler patch pockets. Straw federal gooremment la unable to with a view to a more lenient der her guidance. Sock and Bus capsule contained more N South Windsor for 60 years. American birtopa attrodlng the : man 100,000 parts, said Dr. Karl with Marcel Bisiaux. berry. 7-12. provide the off-wtreet parking polk:y; however, until such time kin became one of the outstand She was a member of Zlori For tbos^' interested in our as We arc able to overcome the ing high school drama clubs in H®®® •'®” P®e»l«lent of the Death Count for Manchester’s central post Clotheslines Cut Evangelical Lutheran Church pointed if there should be no Aerospace Industries Assocla- own country, one choice might 8 .9 8 legislative policy restric New England, scoring many Manchester. vote on wheUier to accept the tion of America. be, The Book of the American office requested by the Chamber tions, we will be unable to ppo- auccesses in competition With She is survived by a daugh chapters on Jews and on toler These parts were turned out West tMeasnor), which has 10 of Commerce. idde relief at Mandtester. At Dosfen Homes other schools. ter, Mra. Sebastin Latina of ance." He said he knew of no Normal Rate chapters, each written by a C. 2-in-l ju m j^ r dress— "You question the suggestion In 1942, Sock and Buskin Winsted; two by more than 7,000 concerns. j Inateadi if the town feels a sons, Henry O. plans by the U.S. bishops to Referring to recent reports specialist in the facts and lore green or pink jum iw r •orious need for off-street (made in an earlier letter) that Police todav are Investigat- took first^ ^ place- in - the New M.vers and Edward L. Myers force a vote. of certain regions. piu-king to replace the curbside Uie dty of Manchester might be kiy a clothesline cutting spree England Drama Festival, win- both of South Windsor; a Some___ council______experts ______said- it critical of industry performance For Weekend Lots About Art over separate white willing to provide customer at some dozen homes on Gol- in Project Mercury, Harr said: pique dress. By Sunny L’J ’parking stalls eliminated lost ning with ’’Pinks and Patches.” i brother. Leopold Schablafski of i was difficult to tell If there was "The allegaUon that 720 dis Now we come to art books. year to make way for increased parking. way. Union and North Sts. Again in 1951 the group won a ' Stratford and nine grandchll-1 *my deliberate attempt by oppo- (Continued from Page One) For elementary advice on Lee. 4-6x. which occurred Wednesetay and crepancies were found in the traffic along Main St, it will be "This is not unusual. Many I the extremely I •t®®®- nenta of the controversial drafts entire project during four and how to look at art objects, try up to the local government to cities and towns have provided early ’Thursday. difficult "Antigone.” In state!. P'uheral services will be held 1° prolong debate on the other showed 477 traffic deaths. The Keys to Art by John Canaday 19418 provide I t spaces for postal patrons by Several youths ware seen competition. Sock and Buskin ^morrow at 2 p.m. at Zion * chapters until time runs out. two-thirds years of the program survey was made in order to (Tudor). Or for a fine survey This is the eeeence of the U.S. arranging for parking meters running from one such van- fook first place honors in the Evangelical Lutheran Church I "H seems that here in the —even if borne out—must be form a comparison for the of important holdings outside Post Office Department’s reply of limited time along the curb.i, daJisLic attack and police found Connecticut Drama Festival at 'b the Rev. Paul G. Prokopy. | council you don’t have to organ- evaluated in that context." Thanksgiving weekend. the museums, there is Great D. Polly Flinders hand- to a letter from the Manches dther on the principal street or a large kHchen knife at the least five times, In 1941, 1942 ' officiating. Burial w'ill ize a filibuster,” said a theologl- equipment A------Thanksgiving----- fatality record Private Collections, edltell by smocked floral print cot ter Chamber of Commerce. a side street adjacent or very scene, they said. 1943, 1944 and 1947. j be In Wapping Cemetery...... an. "It cornea naturally. The^ produced by American Industry was established last year when Douglas Cooper (MacMillan), ton bouffant, green,or About a year ago the Cham oloee to the post office. One clothesline was cut down Although no complete reedrds „^®'®®‘'* may call at the problem U closing it off.” ts not on the decline but ha.s 814 persons died onithe naUon's which introducea you to 26 col ber requested that the U.S. Post “We suggest once again that twice within an hour, one of Sock and Buskin's awards FXineral Home, 400 Improved steadily during the highways and roadsl- It was the lections, nine In America and cranberry. 7-12. Office D^>artment buy the used it may be possible to work out housewife told police. The were kept, the school yearbook i ^®'n St., Manchester, today last decade," said J. W. Young, highest for' Thankspvtng since the others in Europe. 8 .9 8 car lot behind the central post arrangemenUs with the city in startling incidents are being in Somanhls for 1956 says the 9 p m. vlcq president of North Ameri The Associated Press began In specialized fields you vestigated by Patrolman Rich Town Defendant can Aviation. Inc., of Los An counting in 1968. The lowest toll might consider Modern Sculp office, at Main and Center Sts. regard. Our regional office group was ten Umes sUte _ , . ------. geles, a major aerospace con V Since the first request, the (in Boston) would )>e very ard Rand and Harold New champions, dating back to 1941. Telesphore Raymond tractor. for a Thanksgiving lour-day ture by Jean Selz (Brazillcr); E. Green velveteen tdp and chamber has been directed from pleased to assist you in the comb who are ■ following up One of the ouUtandIng drama „ Telasohore Raymond, 78. In $30,000 Suit weekend was 442 In 1960. A Treasury of Scandinavian agency to agrency, but was un event that you dedre to ap leads on the incidents. coaches in the East, Mrs. Skin-' Lake, Maine, brother of Design, edited by Erik Znhle filmy white dacron or able to get any final reeponse proach the matter this way.’’ POUce are aL«io Interrogating |>®® held numerous posts both In! ^®f-, Ana»t«sla Pelletier, 91 The town hae been named (Golden Press): Greek Tem ganza skirt embroider^ until this fall, when the Post two juveniles reportedly involv state and regional drama or Chestnut St.. Manchester, died dafendent ‘.n a <30,000 civil suit ples, Tlieatres and Shrlne.s by with rosebuds. By Tiny Offlee Department sent a ed in the theft of four hatch ganizations. She aen ed on the V^terday at the Northern brought by Pa.tsy F. and Elsie Helmut Berve and Gottfried Town. 4-6x. rather curt refusal. ets. semetime during the last execuUve council of the New Gniben (Abrams), or the Ln- Maine General Hospital after a Janis PegUaro of 4 Oakland St 19.98 Noting hia "disgust and dia- Insurers 65 year, from school buses of the England Drama Festival, be long Illness. He was born in stemming from a fall Mrs. Pag- rou.sse Encyclopedia of Byzan Uhisicn” with the Poet Office Manchester Bus Service Inc at coming vice president in 1945, Frenchville, Maine on May 9 Iloiro claims occurred last De tine and Medieval Art, edited Department, chamber president 673 Spring St. • and president In 1946. In 1947, cember on a defective pavement by Rene Huyghe (Putnam). Atty. Bhigene Kelly replied to Accept Rate the feaUval was held under her Other survivors are hls wld- at Oakland and N. MAln Sta. Drawings have their day in F. Blue plaid jumper with the Post Office Department direction at Wesleyan Univer mv, Mrs. Marie Ro.»signol Ray Pagliaro claims that, as a re Great Drkwinga 6f the Ma.s- hand-smocked hi-waist- sity. mond; two daughters, another FOUND! ters, edited by J. E. Schuler that he was taking his case to sult of the fall, hia wife suffered sister, a step-daughter, two and text by Dr. Rolf Hanslcr band and its own white the state’s Congressmen in Premo Asked About Town She was also a member of sustained, eerioua, severe add cotton blouse. By Polly ’Washington and to thp. .press. Connecticut Playwright’s Thea grandchildren and four great- permanent injuries, including a (Putnam), as well as In a new tre and was appointed director! f®®'’<'®bildren. A Use For That Wasted Corner Item in an Inexpensive series Flinders. 7-10. Letters went to Senators (Cootlniied from Page One) Sunset Rebekah Lodge will chip fracture, strain and sprain •nurnias J. I>odd and Abraham meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd of lU Playwright’s Festival, and I . ^® ^®''«®al will be held Mon- produced by Shorewood Pub of her left wrist; contusions of lishers, titled Italian Drawings 8 .9 8 Ribiooff and RepresentoUvea "avoid further delay in obtain Fellows Hall. The second nom staged the winning play atj _ ®^ his^home in Maine with her hands, head and nose; In BmlHo Q. Doddario and Ber inations of officers will take Farmington’s Oval in the Grove I a .solemn Masa of requiem at From the 15th to the 19th Cen ing necessary additional op St. Mary’s Church, Elagle Lake. juries to her upper front tee'Ji, tury. Or you may be interested nard F. Grabowski. All replied place, Refrertiments will be during the summer of 1952. gums and upper Up; a sprain of G. Irish linen A-line with to a request from The Herald erating funds.” sen'ed after the meeting. Mrs. Skinner taught for 33 Frlend.s may call at the home Iter right shoulder and right In Self Portraits by Manuel that they ware looking into the years at Manchester High tomoiTow and Sunday d u ring THE gift unusual Gasser (Appleton - Century), deep inverted pleat Commissioner Premo had no the day or evening. hands; contusions to her right covering six centuries. ' matter. comment beyond hts announce The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, School before her retirement knee; atraiiis and sprains e: V. Fayle to Joseph A. DeFazlo Limited Time "11118 is not true with funds Option 1, 510,000 maximum and Gladys V. DeFazlo. prop major medical: Up from <10 to erty at 680 W. Middle Tpke. -Ct 'Ct ik for the extension dnd modern- f7 iaatlon of federal bulldit^s. <11 monthly. Uoiiaenator’s Deed ")Ve have discussed with the (^tion 2, <5,000 maximum CBiarles N, Crockett, conserv S AVIXGS General Seuvices Administration major medical: Remalnkia: at ator of the eaUte of Herbert on several occasions the needs <7.M monthly. Buckingham, to Robert A. HtU .V A - r / I.OAN SHOP FRIDAYS TILL 8:30 of postal patrons for parktng> Option 3, <10.000 maximum and Mazie C. Hill, property at \ 1 ) t I .\ 1 1 u N' facilities at post offices, par major medical plus basic hos 415 Woodbrldge .St. COIN OPERATED ticularly in congested downtown pital and surgical benefits: QuiU-lalm Deed v/A /m s WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN areas. From <17 to <19 monthly. Bradley E. Parllman Jr. to sASCHesTH’s otsasT riaawciat laatiTMTiea U MAPLE 8T. "It has been that agency's Option 4, <5,000 maximum Bradley E. Parllman Jr. and Across From First National major medical plus baaic hos Martha Y. Parllman, property at Current Annual Dividend Store Parking Lot policy not to provide patron, On Insured Savings " BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE ll, COVENTRY and tor that matter employ pital and aui-gical benefits: Up 80 Doane St. , OVEN 7 LAI'S from <14.60 to <16.60 monthly. Building nrm lta 16-Lb. Wash—tSc parking, at federal buildings Some 83 per cent of ConnecU ' To Raymond Sohaller for b u i l d i n g m a t e r i a l s 8-Lb. Dry Clean—<2.00 unleoi laitd la already a'vallaJole cut 65 policyholders are affect Ruth Earn, et ol, convert to a LUMBER FUEL S Lbo. $1.26______and unless the department can ed by boosts for options 1 and two-family dwelling, house at assure the General Services Ad while around 18 per cent 12S Oak BU <637. ministration that it Is opera come under the other two op Extra HoursS!!^.’.“ your home Iniprovenienta now with Olenney’a Easy To Ernest McNeill, garage ait tionally necessary. tions. Account (B. B. A.). Ao Uttlo ao 810.00 • 5 Laiwton Rd., <1,000. >wonth buys up to $100. * Read Herald Ads. m t . rA ljrh. ikiAx>UAX£iOriliil( iliiiiU M iU , MASSX^aeiSsltJif I'iWiJUAX, ✓ KAWCHEWER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, O0NN-, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,198S PAGE NINB and who. therefore, keeps flail would be If this should be the car wMh PrasMent Xenneriy. hpOor "our martyred President ing ' at everybody else because bag of tricks w e foisted off on Both Presidents didn’t the right Cushing Recalls -Kennedy.” Open Forum publican candidate and a teach the mistaken poHciee he him the Ruseiana! away but died within hours of Kennedy deserves It, and I Manchester about $900 higtier UiAn tha aJ- Rockville-Vemon ll^ r a ld the AooUhga. Both Preridenta’ am convinced that Jacqueline, Plans Drawn located aum avnilaMe for the er at the school whoae claaaea self initiated have not worked. Suppose, worat o f all, they Kennedy’s Teai% did not participate. He led both 'Stnpendohs Offering* aaaasslne were riiot to death. A the valiant woman, will approve D*iiv«rs Any'Fixia In PUBUdHhJ) BV THJl The other night, Mr. Acheeon should (Recover what some To the Eldltor, of It aa wUl all oUier members Ooinaequent^, Oaneral Mkn- Students‘Elect’ tickets with ISO votaa. HBRALD PRINTINO CO INC. final note to thfi is that both For Infant Son For Renovations 18 Blu«ll had selective criticism for American women now use a No pne has - yet thought to men had succeeding Vlqe Preat- of the family,” Cardinal Cuah- agar RiclMrd Martin kiatructod A debate preceded the Mec- T h is h« town of MofiehMlmr Uon during which students pre Maacb^fter Conn. everybody who has ever dis babuahka for, and should take offer heartfelt thanks and ap denta named Johnaon. And both Ing said. To Town Garage tha oontroUar t o reject all bkte, Flaherty 2 to 1 mOBCAS F. reROUSON B08TON (APJ^Blchard Car sented Democratic and OOP iVednesday thru Sunday WALTER R. FERGUSON preciation to the television, the Presidents were laid to rest Referring to Mrs. Kennedy, he Lumber and to meait with Suporlntend- agreed with the way he, Adte- home with them, for ak the viewpoints. Publleher* radio and newsmen who per in state at the R(Aimda tei dinal Cushing luw described the said, " I ’ve never eeen courisge ant o f Parka Horaea Murphey Incumbent Mayor Leo B. Fotffided October i. 1881 son, set up our European policy Russian grandmothers to wear In a man or woman to match PteiM and q[>«cl9oottoM for till 10 P.M. mitted us to be part o f all tha Washington, D. C. Truly you late Preiident John F. Ken Incorperotad and building Inepector Thomaa Flaherty Jr. would be returned In 1050. Only Tnuiian and Ade to frighten the wolves, those tragic but historical happen- hers." renovaUng the Horriaon SL Monahan, to reviae the piana. ' PoblUbed E v e n STenmi ifixeept can aay that Mitory does re- nedy’s tearful farewell to his to offlee If Rockvtlte High Warmth on Surface Bundaye and Hondayt.5 f i ( ‘ Entered“ ‘ at nauer came out all right. Eksen- contraptions the babuahka ingts o f the last four days. peM ttaetf. goraga e r e baing raviaad to The meeting, haa taken place, D l« » « • the Post Office at Manchoiter Conn son. Itetrick Bouvler Kennedy, School atudenta had anything ae Second Claaa Mall Matter hower was a viflain at least hides! As we sat in the comfort of Sincerely. Human Kindness coma within tha llmMa a t tha and tlie new plane are now being to do with U. In a mock elec CHICAGO — Alcohol oen’t our homes how many realized M. Anne Materal wAo died last August Igss than readied. ARCHIE'S part of the time. Kennedy had Let the Ru.eslans, for their $4,745 aUooat'ad for tha projact, tion held at the aehool, Flaherty warm you up, says an article SUBSCRIPTION RATES the enorm(>us Job it was to Bkktor’s Note: Seward was two days after his birth. I TRUCKEE, Calif, (AP)—Cali and to parmit for naiw Mda for The H tsrfjton St. garage, uaed recehxed an ahnoat 2 to 1 vic in an Arnerican Medical AssiKi- 1081 MAIN ST.—S40-8S1S Pavable in Advance been woefully disappointing, own sake, please go home, and )B- Year ...... m u u cover and present everything attS;(dted In his ovln home. ” I’ll never forget the day we fornia HighwayHlghw . Patrolman STORM tha work. by the park department ainoe tory over Republican mayoral- ation publicwtion. The sensatlor Opposite Army A Navy Club Hi Monthj ...... 11.00 and mich theorists as George F. come again In some new fashion that was happening, as it hap burled his little child from the Glenn W. (^ le o n , 88. hadn’t When previoua btda for the last faU when the highway de Ity candidate WSUam R. Hahn. of warmth after a drink oome.ne Month ...... 1.8$ Kennan, of course, have been moment when, blessedly, the . T h at Beaattfnl AntmaT chapel,” the Roman Catholic gotten very far In building his alteiwtlona w e n opened on Sept. partment moved.,Into Ita new The 160 atudenta partietpat- from the diversion of body heat unepeakably beyond the fringe American sc»n« may ^ boast No better memorial for John TV> the Editor, archbishop of Boston said at his Sierra Mountain home when he WINDOWS 0, R waa dla(X)varad that the butting off 01(x>tt St., la alated ing in tha atranv vota went en to the akin, the article saya, but MEMBER OF F. Kennedy could have been waa shot to death Nov. 16 by low $5,575 irloa auhndttad by for oonoreta, mUlwork, plumbing tirely Demooratlc except in the betew the surface the body is rHE ASSOCIATf^D PRlilSS because they have disagreed al women who look like women It was a painful thing to annual Thanksgiving dinner fOr The Aseoclated Press Is exclu* given to the American petals the elderly and indigent. fleeing bank robbers. O. V. Brh’tendaon o f Bolton .waa and dectrical improvementa caae of Joeeph H. Caaello, a Re as ooM or colder than before. ■Ivelv entitled to th<* use of repub' most totally aith Mr. Acheson’s and not trussed poultry and watch the tenrilSe eventa that Read Herald Advertisements and the people of the world hapfXMied to President Kennedy "Jack was the last to leave Thanksgiving Day, the widow FOR IlcatfoD of ail news dispatches formula for dead end in Europe. men who look hke men and not than this stupendous offering of of the officer stood In the bare credited______to It or not othei nerwise on telsriston but H was aiso a the chapel. I followed him. ANDERSON credited m this paper and also the In Mr. Ache.son's mind, he set gigolos and component parts of the combined news media. sad tMrg to aee what ignorance "The little casket containing living room of the nearly com local news published here We thank you from the bot the body waa at the head of the p le te home and said, "You Just CASEMENT All rlchis of republlcation of us out down the right trail each which are preserved as If some people can have on ani tom of our hearts. aisle. don’t realize how wonderful peo special dispatches herein are also mate. WINDOWS reserved when the decision was to they were made by nature Itsrif Mrs. W. Lincoln Stack "JacJi put his arms around ple can be until something like choose a militsrv alliance with and not In some (heap bargain Manchester, Conn. tt was very dtsoouraging to the casket as If ha wanted to this happens." Full service dleot of N B. A. watch that beautiful animal Service Inc. ^ one half o f Germany over the basement doll factory. carry It with him. Then the Jane Cterlson and the three Publishers Representatives — Tbs being led, riderless. In the pa- CHRISTMAS HOURS: Open Monday to reunification of an Independent, •History Does Repeat’ tears watered hla cheeks,” the Carlson children — aged 7, 6 Julius Mathews Special A fencr — To the EMttor, raxie for tiwo days. Buffering the cardinal said. and 4 —have been staying In a Saturday, 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Thursday New Vork Chicaro Detroit and or neutralist Germany, when inhumane treatment that the OPEN TONIGHT Boston ^ As I wae watching television The cardinal, a lifelong friend rented house while neighbors, CHRISTMAS and Friday Eveninjr.s to 9. Opon Dec. 16, MEMBKR AUDIT BUREAU OF the decision waa to organize a man leading him was doing. of the Kennedy family, pro and strangers pitched In with c ir c t : l a t io n 8 A Thought for Today I««t night I thought of the co 17, 18, 19, 20 and 23 to 9 P.M, special regional power politics I ’d Hke to see him with a bit posed erection of a national money, materials and labor to Sponsored by the Manches incidence between the deaths of The Herald Printing Company alliance called NATO instead of the laite President John F. Ken in his nwuth being pulled down shrine, possibly in Boston, to help finish the mountain home. Inr assumes no financial respon- ter Council of Ohnrehee hard on his tongue and oomere sibiiliv for typographical errors ai^ relying upon the United Na- nedy and that of the 16th Presi PLANS pearing in .. saverllsements _ ...... _ and other dent, Abraham Umxtln. Both of his mouth and aee tf he reading matter In The Manchester tlona, and when, from the start How grateful were you? men wpre for ecial days If they are going to have sight — carefully guiding ships potf maple finish; 17 x 38” top, each day r' publleatfou except also two men beside the Preet- peojrte wxjTk wHh horsM at four drawers $34.95. Saturday — 8 a.m. If anything has happened are really meaningless and-even the pitfoNt of ths soo. To those who hairmful unless they Influence In dents that were seriously least they should instruct them since to make the resultant pic wounded, Uncoln’s Setrretary of Friday. November 2B a posdtitve way (xm- attitudes and on how ‘to handle them. believe, Christ promises: "... he that ture look Hke something other PANELING aictlon pattefn.s In relation to State Ssward who at the time An animal has feellim too. felloweth Me shoN net walk In dorlr- 34.95 The thumbnail Windsor than a brUlianit diplomatic suo- God and fellow man. God coen- wos with Uncoln, and Gov'emor Sincerely, chair finds a place in most The President’s Debut Oonnally who was seated in the ness, but shall have the light of life.'’ oess. if Russia has stayed alive murdcates to us In power 8. Lane O F MANCHESTER John •■12 any room; in seta for din President Lyndon B. John and militant, if East Germany through the Word in the mble. ing. Black with gold decora son has now made a kind of ha.s remained separated. If a The loving God who seeks his tions. 9 double debut In the role which created (ihtldren, in dramatic 19.95 Berlin Wall Iwts been buiR, If ways as portrayed In the Bible, S i was thrust upon him by the as France has developed a mind would come to you also. The THE CHURCH of tho NAZARENE sassination of President Ken of its own, if there is no Euro CSirist of history Is our eternal 286 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, OONNECTIOUT nedy. He has appeared formal cantemporary. We can not es- "A CHURCM w i t h a MISSION” pean peace treaty 18 years af ROBERT J. 8HOFF, Pastor ly before his former colleagues oape Him. neither do we want to p a u f J3usUn ee ter the end o f World War II. If for In being foiuid by Christ as 4x«414l SCREENS Image o f Johnson aa a man o f with dramatic urgency to the action, and the tone and Ian' problems which happen to be You ean ensemble Old Ipswich 17.50 guage of It suggested repeated' those of a very fast-Hring twen POLYETHYLENE open stock pieces into a bed ly the call for action. tieth century. But as things are WHEE! WATER*; room that’s distinctively your Quaint little magazine rack In maple has a bowback Windsor Its appeal waa emotional and the spectacle la not entertain own, or choose just a piece or MANY SIZES look! 10 X 18 X 19'.) inches. homely, not Intellectual and ing; It le even a little sad; and H0T-~H0T...AND two to idve this Christmas! philosophical as was the ap the truth la that Juet about and W EM HTS There are over 20 pieces in peal of Kennedy speeches. So everybody Is struggling to find THERE’S A LOT! this one group alone . . . and waa hla talk to the nation yes some escape from the dead end no end to the variety of terday in which he sought to predicament Mr. Acheson help Now! For only ^Vic* a groups. Old Ipswich pieces are reassure shaken American citi- ed create and now praises. day for fuel. . . hot water KNOTTY made of solid rock maple, and Last 7 days to order xens and to call upon them to made to last I Drawers are purge thenuielves of debilitating for all— all the time! Spare Even Russians This guided for easy operation and hatreds. are dustproof^ throughout. Not everyone o f every pollU' The aad fact is that some If you live In a typical CEDAR for Christmas! house, you could easily run See the complete ra'i'>''tion cal persuasion found the talks Russian clothes manufacturers out ot hot water several and many others, tonight I by the President equally gratl' and designers are now over here SflINGS times a week. --V • *■ 4*’^ fying, perhapa, but the new picking up Ideas for their own . . 1 ; f - j CHANNEL Now you can have all the President Impressed everyone future production back home. ' ‘ *■ hoi water you need at one •43 (A, 87. w ith ' his sinc^ty, confidence, All we can do—and even as we time for only 9‘,4c* a day. and competence. One could do this we are somewhat dis Think of It—only 0V4c* a PANELING Want a new sofa or chair for Christ hardly aak more of a President mayed by the tact that the lady day! mas? 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Kanolt wgs eMsf of the Rockville-V ernon FAT OYERWEieHT Columbia considered non-parUsan and will warded or returned If undeUver- the upper left hand cornar. and their four children of Deaths Thursday Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh Mild Rise Noted Today in Washington ba held os aimounced tUa Ban- hbte, provided they bear your Avow the use Of died or waxed Wsiahlagtoa, D. C. for two years, and taught 33 Available to you without a doctor's day at Teonuna Ball. St. John’s Fair prescription, our product called letung adrtrtoa, Alt aaeled oarda p a w for the outolde vnappor. Ih e budget for the Oongre- RABBI SILVER years a tWestem Reserve Uni In Idle Qaims Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat In A Oreen Bar meeting for Boy end tfaoae oantokklng writing VMuahie packages should ha gaUonal Church has been over- versity. WABHINOTON (AP) — I* th*fwho Joined the L*tln-American T dayiays or ^your money badt. Odrln- GOP Cancels CLBVRLAND (AP) RabU Scout Troop i n wUl be held moat bear llw lettor rata of hiMired. The approach to lha aabaeitbed V f about KMO ac- FRED UTTAL ■Hnamployineht claims Bled news from Washington ambassadors at the church Slated Two Days •X Is a cuny tablet and eakly Abba IBIM Slver, TO, Jewish NEW YORK (AP)—Fiad Ut- Which was decoarated with the ivallowed.Lllowed. Get _ rid of excess fst tonight at 7:M at' the home Vermont, and not even rumbled since 1843. Thursday while visiting a daugh- hroxik. and Wnterbury, 3,616. McClellan .said the subcommit against required prayers in the sters wlU be shown by George tee would start actual revision public schools. j T. Forbes on Friday starting at of the House-passed measure at A^ group of 50 carried a longi 7 pm. and on Saiturday, starting closed door meetings Tuesday. banner that said. "We want the j • t 11 a m There will also be a The bill is one of eight big Bible back in the schoolrooms befcy Bitting servioe provided money bills awaiting congres of America.” during tfw Saturday dinner sional passage in this fifth boura for am*U children who month of the fiscal year. wan not be eating dinner. Camel Driven Strike Many articles wlU be on sale MASS: In the 64th annual Pan ifanaughout the tsvo days. Spec American Mass, ambas.sadors CAIRO (ARi — The camel ial features include hand made from Ijitin Amelca mourned drivers of Egypt's pyramids don clothes, particularly for "that John Fitzgerald Kennedy have gone on strike. Beohy doiU, Vermont cheese, "SaS"! FIIN TOYS AT FUN PRICES! did not see the completion of the The 140 camels who usually and gifts gathered from ail cor- peaceful revolution of hope that trot tourists around the ancient n of the world. Other tefaie be forsaw for the Americas.” royal tombs and the sphinx have f eaiturai and chalnnen will be: The Rev. Robert Paul Mohan been trotted off the Job by their Novelties and plants, Mks. Ray- also told the mourners at St. ! owners in protest against new imond Sober; Christmas store Patrick's Church Thursday: ■ government regulations that re- Break Ground for High School Wing and grab biv> Mra Edward "But again, we can be thankful | quire each camel to bear a Drahos a n d Mrs. W*.UIwn M the tosk adiich he saw as pos-; license, limit the price of camel Allen Dresser, assistant superintendent of Vernon schools, Beaming their approval are, from left, A. F. Peaslee, con Thomae; country store, Mfaw iibly the work of a lifetime can rides to 35 cents and—bitterest tosses a spadeful of earth in the air at Wednesday's tractor for the addition; Asst. Principal Martin Fagan; Mrs. Edith H. Phillips; inbemattonal be taken up by a shocked and' blow of all—ban tips. Lawrence Small, secretary of the building committee; Ed gCfU and rdigioua Mieme, Mia. •roused eltiienry with renewed " I ’d rather slaughter my groundbreaking ceremony for the Rockville High School ad dition. Dresser is chairman of the high school building ward Masker, chairman of the board of education; Ray Jsaiies L. Grant; post office. vigor.” camel than work under the, new mond E. Ramsdell, superintendent of schools; First Select Mrs. IsMranoe T. Small; and Chief Justice Earl Warren I regulations,” said Lamyi Abu committee which will oversee the $1,196,000 project pro man Samuel Pearl; State Sen. Franklin Q. Welles and S. F. 'White elephants and attic treas- beaded the list of U.S. officials' Ghoneim. viding 24 additional classrooms for the o\’ercrowded school. Jet^er, architect for the addition. ans, Mlm Noel W. McCbrthy.
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PAGE 'raXRTECll PAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER » , 1968 MANCHESTEai EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., IRID AT, NOVEMBER 80,1968 '. -i'.< of a atdswalk on tha South ing books on eommunism In Ms tain addrsM, Wsdneoday was Zwolak W inner as attorney general and Johnion gress adjourning before Dec. 30, and quUUftgs of the DemocraUe I made tt work by Ms persona) I aitCl trbrk against Mm sattonM Bide of E. Middle Tpke. between Escapee Wanted mom. charged with driving a motor B ill on Rights follows his advice in this flfM, but after Johnson's speech. party,” whom he defines as | prestige asd Influence. Democratic tiekoC i- Parker St. and Cobum Rd.; ' Oswald called himself a Marx Police Arrests vsMcla while Ms lloenaa la un- the President would refuse to House Speaker John W. McCor some Southern conservatives. "I think U’s inevitable," he Fire District Lines ist and had been to the Soviet In NCAA Racing compromise this provision any Widow Suggested (2) A propoaed aidewalk con To Be Assassin dsr auapcnalan. Hafranek was mack, D-Mass., told newsmen said. ‘T donit say what ja a r . Union. atoppad on ToBand T1*«., pro further. that early adjournment is out. It's going to depend tn large struction program; Russell C. Badroainski, 4S, Biggest Test S I " 2 s •“ lu yb om .- bo^ (3) Ih a revised fire dlstriot (Oontlnued from Page One) While police hunted Patterson duced a New Jersey Itoenae and BAST LANSINa, Midi. (AP) The attorney general thinks measure oa how large an outcry of IM L yd a l St„ Hut night that any civil rights legislation May Undergo Change capital improvement program; five other ftiental patients rsgistratlon and than aiknltted, "W e run seven days a wsek, By OBOFFRET OOVU) there is against Congress and was chacged with failure to poHoa say, to six prevloua ar- without a atrong public accent- WASHmCTON (AP) — Presi how wall aimed at tha system (4) An increase to and ex semblance to that given about escaped in a group early today F o r Johnson Space Base Name TTita against him for driving $86 daya a year," said Coach modatlofu ptovtaion would be dent Jolinaon tmem a revolt that Is responsible.” pansion of the town employea Lee Harvey Oswald of For) from Rockland State Hospital gt carry Hcenae and regMraitian. i they responsible. W e-the MimcIieflter’B board of directors may take the first Orangeburg, In southeastern SsidroainslGi was stopped MhUs unttr suspension. Sa- Dean Miller otf Son Josa State, unacceptable to Negroea. among a group of House Damo craUc study g i^ , a lo ^ Democrats^nthe other *— insurance program; Worth. Tex., who was slain Nov. from Page Om ) Btep toward the eventual reduction in the area served New York, and forced an at Uce at Dapot Sq. after fTMWk posted a $500 bond and the team winner of the 35th an House leaders began oiling up cratie liberals, a revolt that (Oonttained from C d g f Ose) (5) A proposal that the Town 24 while unoer arrest on a two old parllamentm7 moves to began before the death of Presi HSlKtoiS’a. ‘»^«PO»'''‘We. Feu Women Hired While tt was thers before, K eras by the Town-Pire Department at their meeting Tues tendant at gunpoint to drive obaarved driving without lights. a oourt dote has been set for nual NCAA Cross Country, nm-.at It the PrsskMnt has to com his because of the emphasis hs Planning Oommisslon hire a charge of assassinaUng Ken them to New York City. Dee. 9. SofranMc ia also await Michigan State Univeralty Tues prevent tha Boutharn-lad Rules dent John F. Kennedy. . telling's solution? He was ordered to appear in telling takes Issue with Presi- we start anlng inference that Johnson'a placed on space." day. new planning executive: nedy. Ail six were considered dan ing Htrttford Superior Oourt ac promise the Hghts bill to get Cbmmlttea from blocking action "The minimum is. 'W’ABHENOTON — AlUwugb CTrcult Oourt 1$,. MeuKhester, day. It is aimed not at the Presi dent Johneon'’s belief. belief, as ex with' a demand for at least a action means full speed ahead Dr. Kurt H. Debus, director of On ageiKla for th« meet storage area of Charter Oak (6) Operations of the Man Patterson escaped Sunday. gerous, officials said. on Dec. 16. tion cn bnaking and entering Oongress' approval for it, hs on the civil rights MU. dent, but at Congress. It aims pressed in his speech to Con wesnen hs'va proved their dex on the man-in-the-rnoon- ^ight That helps explain why thi minimum of )>arty loyalty. They terity in hsranng rspeiUtlve the launch operations center for Ing, *oh«xlui«l for 8 p.m. at the 81.; chester Country CMub. Police in Plattsburgh, who Patterson evidently walked off Joseph M. Hayea, S3, otf 146 and isroeny ooemU. West Coast entries are mcvlhg sould .tala ground sharply with One would bypass the commit at punishment, by withdrawal o( gress Wednesday, In "the ability and other projects President Municipal BirildinK hearihg arrested Patterson last June, must at least supfMrt the nation jobs toe number otf women em- the National Aeronautics and the grounds of St. Lawrence Center 6 t„ Wedensday after Ifemando R. Munoa, 31, Hart in to take over the NCAA eham- Negroas, particularly If the Re- tee; the other would temporarily party seniority prtvllegea, of of Congrese to act; to meet any Kennedy pushed. room, 1» a roqueat that the dd- (E.l Approve a $760 settle said they had been summoned al ticket. otoyee In United States Post Space Administration, aald that ment otf a claim, settled out of State Hospital in thla northern noon was charged with failure plonship formerty dominated by strip Chairman Howard W. those Democrats who refuse to crisis; to distill from our differ Johnson told a nationwide tel Johnson's idea was very fitting. reotora ftx a date for a hearing: Fossils Stiidird to a rooming house and found New York city at about 8 p.m. pubUeana nomlnata a strong elv- "The faults of Congress are O ftee werkrooms rangea from court tha,t Samuel Sclierbakoff to surrender a license and reg Eastern and Mldwestam en Smith, D-Va., of hts control over Bupport the national party ticket ences strong A>rograms of na evision and radio audience in At Cocoa Beach, closest civil on the proposed boundary Patterson typing letters and Sunday. I rights advocate. the 16-member noup. Smith ia and policies. President Kennedy tional action." not intrinsic, but lie with the saro to a Mgh of 10 per cent had brought against the town. istration luid failure to report WIVkC WOMB waMasKSA tries. Democratic party. My approach out of a 'woik foroe otf 690,000. his Thanksgiving mes.sage of ian community to the Cape, Ber «h ai«e. CAPE TOW N — Pliyaicista at shouting threats. not only an accident to the State Mo San Jose State, a r^iest team Thara now la no apparent way strongly opposed to the rights al'srays declined to take such a Bolling said in an interview Scherbakoff, of 56 Bilyue St., against the president and the Center St., for aevan-tentha of Is to maximiM the number who the change in names. nard Fischer, operator of a res General Manager Richard the Urriveralty of the Wltwaters- tor Vehicie Department. The a mHe, whUe driving his oar at champion, finished second two lo mova paat tha barrier ot a measure. drastic step, preferring concilia that Conmnaa Is not viable, or slipped on an accumulation of governor, but against other of School* Riae Faat behave like Democrats and Bryant said Johnson tele taurant, said. “ I think changing Martin nuggeatod. at an Oct. 1 rand are setting up nadioac- anreot, made to Anthony Mgh speeds. He was stopped years ago to Oregon State. goutham Damocratie filibuster Both moves are Intended to tion and persuasion. able to live, under Us present Experienced watffla - makers snow near'hla home on Peb. 15, ficials and his parents. hi tha Sanate a bill containing minimize those who don’t." ' phoned him Wednesday night the name of the center is a emn- directora meeting, that the llvc-datlng equipment to help D. Puaries, MVD inspector, M ar Eoitlamr Dr. 'Ate motorist Vic Zirwolak slender former produce early compliance—prob Leading the revolt ts Re' structure. say that R's unwise to peek at 1962, and had brought suit for Mexico City—About 7,600 new tha ecntrovarslai section that that he was planning to rename derful idea." town fir® department move out anthropologists probe South A f Patterson, who gave his home stemmed from a Feb. 17, 1063 was ordered to appear in court Marine from VUlanova, was tha ably In January—with Jotnuon’s Richard telling, D-Mo., ^ He aald it has not been viable This can be done, telling said, watfifles while steam ia escap a t the outlying aeotlono in the $15,000 in damages. schools have shot up in Mexico would anforca desegregation on the facility. i " I don't know about renaming rica's past. Recent fossil finds as Plneville, Ky., was "mad at motor vehicle accident. Hayes individual winner wflii a good plea for lest talk and more ac the party's most articuiafe and for a long time "but hasn't been by denying the privileges of ing around the side* otf the waf The directora will hear re under a new program using pre cn Dec. 16. aalaotad bnabiessei dealing with " I concurred freely." Bryant the Cape -it's been Cape Canav north otf town. ■ at Makapan and Porgietersrua everybody because they would was ordered to appear In Cir time of 19:86.0. It was the fourth tion on civil rights as a memor thou^tful strateg^ds in the obeerved as such” because the party seniority, Including com fle Iron. Such peek-a-boo curi- ports on: fabricated rural school buildings. tha puhUe. said. "Cape Canaveral is eral since it was named any propoaal came in re- are said to be 3,000,000 years not let him go to Russia," po cuit Oourt 12 oh Dec. 0. Theia are 108 major railroads best time on record for the ial to the late preeident. House. late speaker of the House. Sam mittee chairmanships, to South o.sity may make the waffles (,1) A requeat for histnllalion old. Bach building can be put up in If Robert F. Kennedy remains There had been talk of Oon RIa taxgatjarm* "sutoarsives Rayburn, held tt together and ern Democrats who openly defy stick! uniquely President Kennedy's. thing. " he said. apome to two ohangM hi the lice said. Police reported find 36 hours with communitv labor. Joseph Safranek, 38, no oar- operating In this country. meet. ESghth I>totrict, whdoh provide* Fred Boyer, map consultant fire protection and aewer aerv- for the Rolllna College library, fcse in the North EJnd otf town. said that name appears on a 1. In September, the directora 1598 war map. Canaveral is a otf the Higltth District notified Spanish word meaning cane a t rood field. Martin that thev had voted to The cape was a sandy, scrub- incroaew from S26 to, $75 the GRAND a me grown 16.000-acre site when the rate for each fire in itie town government boug-ht it about 1960 e i * dlstriot that the EUghth for mi.ssile e.xperimentation. The Di»ti4ct Hremen oovered. WAY tract was bought partly because Alt preBeot, the Ettghth Dia- it was isolated. It also was tnex- trlotVi boundariea Include only 32 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! pensive. the north-oentral section of WHOPPING SAVINGS ON Steady developmejit of tha MaiKheater; the town fire <#»- Cape into a facility 0iat oont trict htcJudea all o f town aouth first monkeys then man Into o t Middle Tpk*-. ®h Aimetti. Mrs. Etoxl Biaseil. Mrs. rectors at their Nov. S meetiiig, Seme with heeds sTzjRT'ASi^- end fur trim. Misses' hotter wool Benjamin Crehore. Mrs. Marion but asloed that action be de EkJdy, Mrs. William W. EJella, ferred until Deoember. Sizes 5-11,8-II. skirts...... 4.44 Comporo at 6.98 Mrs. Harold W. (Sarrity, Mna Uinder the terms otf Me oon- Roland A. Midtford, Mrs. M. Eki- ttraot, DeMarco may be dls- DILUXI 4 PT. • N O U 3 0 " X 7 N » * ■LICTNIC gene Spiees, Mrs. Ftank O. miased by the town dtrectons Steele, Mrs. Howard W. Vfc- for any reesem. Taylor believes ONim VINYL TNn CNNItTMAS OIPT WNAP fTIIL DNOP LIAP TANLI HAIN CUNLIN bert, M r< George H. WaddeU. that DeMaaxxj'e study is not ino- Mrs. C. Elmore Watklna aitd I Easy to toko oport and store. 26** wide 304’* long. Choose Folds oosllyl Easy to stars. I Vorlout hok erootlens in silnutos. oeeding as the directors had Ceoioo oomploto srith oiotol boeo. Mrs. Leland T. Wood. wigdnally intended. from o largo array of pottoms. Soots 10. P s r f^ ter holiday Rosy to uao. Four dlfforont otso 1 4 » * 6 dlfforont patterns Ih ooch bmr. Although a study otf the traf Oanpara at IIJI dining. follors. fic problem at Manchester Me- ' OtMpart at I.TI QPBipari at U*M OPMpara at IB .N moriiail Hospital la pending, the ■afan 1* oraaa lYaa.... epaotaaaaaaaMaaI7 «f9 I Hall aarllas ribbaa •aaaaaaa 225 foot long S 7 8 dtrectons be aelced to inr itiaita oandemnatkm prooesd- fatga so that the town may an- NOW q n ^ proparty at the northweat comer otf Main and Haynes 8 t MIN'S PMN UDIES'WARM DISH TOWILS MISSIS' LINID Haynes St. Is at present the FUEL OIL 9 FUNNEL piimairy oooess route to the LINID LIATNIN AND MATCNDIG WOOL PLANNIL Only Oal. hospital, and has been oon- PAJAMAS sideral for widening since the OLOVIS APNONS CANNIS bragln Harbford Hospital tbre otf iM a. 2 m The directora asked, at a spa- 1 6 9 rial meeting to coswider the 3D P 9 W ^ Disk Di lowsis GASH SAVINGS Osnipart at S .II boapital probleln, that ooiylem- Oampara at 4.11 I r TO natian of the ooimer property, the only purchase that would Warmly lined. "9 ' SoG, sbserbsnt Pigtox copotkln Mcn-toilerod require such legal action by the dossrstivs ffercl esnnon cotton peekoto. Unbrook- town, be begun even'before the Uothor. 2 ploso pripts. Vsry terry dlihtowelt. construction for obis zophyr zipper. traffic study is oomplete. ssmfortcbls pouff stylo Very useful, vsry Curtain waistband. lengor wear. flonnol. Sizes dceorotivs. Martin s ^ today that to be Cheats blsck or Choose black, gin tha oondemnation did not S-M-L I taupe, grey, red brown. Sizes S-M-L. Apr PHI aaaaaaaa JN PER ohiUgate the town to go through *sstlsn don. Sizes 8-18. OAI.IXJN with It should the traffic s h i^ produce some other reoom- Bhodation. FUEL OIL MMibin w ill also ask ihe dl- ■aoton to: GMTNOXID _ OllfDOON (A.) Approve tha reappoint- •TAflONINY flT ment otf Eroncia P. Handtoy to PLOODLIGHT AND COOPERATIVE the Manchester Redevelopment Auleaatieoll)f Miotoss dry la« Owaas iiM oony dooigno... Forfaet autdnor utility light. Oil. COMI’ .ANY Agency; doer ok. Allosro 24 hour oporotlos 1 4 8 8 wMtp ripple, white linen, vclluoi Avollahla In eloar, green, rad Sl.NTT, 19S.S 81,1 HKO\l> STltFrr (B.) Authorioe on application on only one filling for bettor parehmont. Uaa fpr home or end hluo. m .. it.i i.MS for state aid granta based on ; hoolth end mere ponondJjBomfort. offleo. Qaapara at SI .• m i in wniiibibAHil the oonetrucUon of the Keaiey St. and Highland Park School additions; (C.) Accept Tom and Timrod IM. os town streelts; MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. (D.) Benow a lease with the Read Herald Ada. Oarter Chevrolet Oo. for a dead MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. I
PAGE FOURTEEN KAWCBBSTER EVTOflNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ PRroAT, NOVEMBER iW8 . . I Section Two . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1968 HattrftfBtpr Ettanittg i^praUi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1968 Pages 15*to 28 donations from t«glon ausdlia- ig> of water from a sonttory Gift Shops Set ried. Man Tells Town sowar Into the cellsr of Ms The Newington Veterans Hos home on Nov. 10. At Vet Hospitals pital will have the gift shop Of Damage Claim Ih e action is a sequel to hie Monda^ a n d Tuesday, and ■it claim for damages filed in Feb Rocky Hill Is scheduled for Informal Meeting Called A b o u t T o w n T rx r th« paat two monttvs the Paul A. Brouilette of 40 Biro ruary, for a similar backup, on Thursday and Friday. On Dec. Nov. 8 of last year. reMbiUUktian ohairm«n of the 9t. 1 ^ nottfled the town of his 9 and 10. the gift shop will BpouHetta is represented bi On Downtown Renettal Plan John Mather Chapter, Order Movie Shots of the Assassination las unM« a t the Amerlcetii Le- move to the West Haven Vet Intention to claim damages r»- both claims by Atly. Buekne T. of DeMolay. will confer the gton AjuxlUary have been ae- erans Hoepital. mrltlng from the aJlsgsd bsck- Krily. -V- second degree on candidates Mrs. J. F. Wallett. rehabUita- TY- > MmUkig a variety a t gifts to READY NOW AT H m town board o f dtreebors, “ tonday at 7:30 p.m, at the ^ ^ A .. — .. T Uon dialrman of the Manches Sit the rsquast of Director Theo Masonic Temple. ' ■’ -’sn- be sent to Chiiatnuui ahofie of ter unit, haa purchased and sent dora Pow^, cbalimon of its tbe vaiterans hospitAls. Conduct 64 gifts fOr the ahops. Several •OboommiMM on redevelopment, The Ladies of Assumption will ed by the auxiliary, these shops members of the unit are plan 'bos cafled on Inform^ meeting hold its .Christmas party Mon ning to help at the Christmas ROBERT HALL Sor Dso. 9 at 8 pm . in the day at 8 p.m. in the church hall, are beM annually for both am shops. bulatory and bed patients. Basiring Rooq| a t ths Municipal immedidtely after the Novena. A-uxlUary members working BuikUtv, to dMcusa plans for There will be a grab-bag and re at the not only help with Uiumhoolrd llnhired NtMiwal of the Downtown Bual- freshments. selections of gifts, but also gift nass Area. wrap and, tf necessary, see that WASHINGTON— Recent InWfeations have ueen cent to “ Alaska. Our 49th S ta te."' the packages are mailed. For studies indicate that unemploy (IM Manchester Redevelopment scheduled for last Sunday, will bed patients, hospital carts are ment among person.s with some Agency (MRA), the Town Plan- be held on Dec. 8 at the Lutz brought to the hospital rooms, college background runs about Oommlaskm, the Parking Junior Mu.seum at 2:30 p.m. and these patients are given the 2 per cent,. Among those with Auikortty, the Citizens’ Ad- Mr, and Mrs. Ward Krause, same sei vloe as those who sre less than an eighth-grade edu vlsoty Oommlttee, the town guest speakers, will show slides able to visit the gift shop. cation, joblessness runs 9 per Engaged ODunael, the Town Devetopment on thdlr eight-week motor trip Wrapping materials and maiJ- cent. For high school drop-outs The engagement of Miss Linda CMnmdasion. the Chamber of to Alaska this past summer. Ing; as well as the gifts, are the rate Is about 7 per cent. Gray Cloudman of Keflavik, Ice Commerce and the League of land, fomferly of East Hartford, Women Voters. Community Baptist Church to William Cleveland Buddin of 'nie public haa Mao been in will sponsor a Mi.ring send- ’ Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Continental iwardod a $181,800 federoi w'.ches. Dessert and beverages ART BENSON — Mrs. William Buddin of Sumter. grant to draw renewal plane will be provided. Members o f the Miss Cloudman who is attend For Downtown Manchester. Manchester Council of Church Ifarinw's Furniture Department Maiuiger Sayai ing the Medical College in BOYS’ SUITS The next day, Nov. 21, word Women will present a play at Charleston, S.C., is the grand Was re ce iv e by the ageqcy that 7 pjn. Therfe will be a reparafe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Qie Federal' Urban Renewal Ad program! for children. Members As the open car carrying Pre.sidcnt John 1'. Kennedy, his wife and Gov. and right photo he begins lo slump toward his wife as Connally turns tn sec what ‘‘If You Have A Rooonf Storage Hampton of 12S Summer St. ministration (FURA) has ear of the Junior and Senior High Mrs. John Connally, drives through Denley Plaza in balla.i. Tfx . Nov. 22. the has happened, (Courtesy Life Magazine, copyright 196.3. Time Inc. All rights marked $3,570,400 for the pro- The wedding will take place In iunler Fellowships plan lo attend' the pre.aldent, in rear seat, is struck by the first of two bullets, left photo. In reserved vln AP Photofax I. January, at Sumter. , tlzsf 7-12 poeed spoject. event. 2 Problem—I Have All the Answers!” OUR BIGGEST, The two announcements -caught moiPt town officials and Maj. E. Waller Lamie of Mio 46 STACKING RACKS. Monotti Opera comparable value iHMineaaiTwh by surtMtse, sfnee Salvation Army will conduct (ALL BRASS) ...... Only" ,ttte FURA had not seemed a service Sunday at 6:40 a m. | overly sympathetic to any mcn- 17.95 and 19.95 I'H the chapel at Manchester Me- | To Be Presented •tary awards for the work. LP and 45 RACKS. a a mortal Hospital. The Rev. Ken MOST EXCITING The $3.5 mWion reservation neth L. Gustafson, pa-tor o f ' (ALL BRASS) ...... Only 4 a T O Dec. 6 at Church is In addition to the $1.3 mllHon CaJvary.-Oiurch. Assemblies of p r» P set aside for the North Bind 2isss 12-20 God, wHI serve as hoaplta’ “Amahl and the Night Viadt- Renerwol projeot, which is now chaplain next week. ors” will be presented Dec. 6 in its final planning stage, and COLLECTION OF Is estpectod to be presents to 9 comparable WOOD RECORD CABINETS by me Simsbury Light Opera the town'a electorate for an Gttf orw A. sembly, Oa'bholic I Oo. at 8 p.m. in Kaiser Hail of value 22.98 April rsfererMhim. Ladies of Ooluml']u.s. has can- ^ Ckmoordia Lutheran Church. celed all actvltie,s scheduled for Fine craftsmanship, ma This produotion will be the only next month In res(!ect to our Angina Relieved late President, John F.. Ken- ple, walnut, fruit wood, perfoimance given In this area WINTER COATS and will be open to the public. No chargs for slterotleni plus i>edy. This Includes a train trip i mahoicany and lime oak free altsratloni as fis grewtf BAN FRANCaSOO -A kmg- to New York planned for to- Hie opera, first presented on •oUng compound in a chewahle teteviaton in December, 1951, nioirow. and a Christnxaa party ’ finishes. (Also unfinish tablet has bean found to re Parkade Festive sriieduled for Tue.sday. was written by Glan-CarVo Me- lieve attadts of angina pec ed pine). Realistic prices notU and won immediate ac AND SUBURBANS toris, the painful heart condi Giant gaily colored Christmas from _ claim. It haa since become al tion. An article In the journal, balls, highlighted with silver The LiorLs Club will have ilr most a tradition of the Advent California Msdlcine, says the tinsel trimmings, sparkle above' Ladies Night and Christma". season. The beauty of the mu I boys’ PILE-LINED sensationoMy priced at drug, ttrsmin tosylate, was Manchester Shopping Parkade, i>arty Tuesday at 7 p.m. at sic and the simplicity of the found effsetive ki tests and was a reminder of just 21 shop^ng Willie's Steak House. *14^* ,.’39“ I story is ooi^idered by many sreH tolerated. days left until Christmas. The display is one of several placel it exactly as lUnatrated) critics as a mastei^ece of NYLON Mrs. Fred Edgar, wife of the creative writing and staging. on poles by workmen of Louis former pastor o f Soiith .Meth President John Kennedy slumps l()'.'..'..d h::; wife in rccr .scr.’ of open car, left 2‘J.'In right photo the pic.sidcnt fall.s into his wifc'.s lap. (Courtesy Life Maga The story told is of a 12-year Psutquarlello, a New Haven odist Church, la hospitalized at photo, after being struck by an a—'a'"''h's r'c^nd bullet in Del'e -; Tex., Nov. zine, eonyright 1963. ’Time Ine. All right.s reserved via AP Photofa»i. old cripple boy who Uvea with S k i JACKET electrical contractor, sponsored St. Paul’s Hospital. Dallas. • Hl-n and STEREO STANDS TO FIT 19.95 , Masterpieces by the Parkade Merohant-s As Tex. She is in room il.l and his impoverished peasant moth sociation. Starting tonight, er in a amen village. Hie three would like to hear from her most Parkade stores will be friends In Manchester. MOST PORTABLES... kings, Melchoir, Kaspar and in Miniature open every night until Christ Balthazar, stop at the village mas. Downtown Manchester • PORTABLE TV STANDS fO FIT on their way to see the new 6.99 stores will be open weekday The Reglm D'ltalia Society born Child. Shepherds and vil yee'f .xpMt ro pay |f0 and sienl LOFT'S nights, until Christmas, star: will have its (Christmas party A U MAKE TV S E T S ... lagers ara called to dance and LITTLI ARWTOORATS Ing Monday, Dec. 9. (Hei'ald Monday at the Italian Amer ican Club, Eldridge St. Supper entertain the royal visitors. m M A ’n i M C H O C O L A T E S photo by Oflara.) When the long night is ended, will be served at 6 p.m. Mem the kings depart taking Amahl Asaorted Milk and $ ] .9 8 bers are reminded to bring grab with them to the Holy City. Dark Chocolate Lb. bag^ gifts. OPEN TONIOHT TILL 9:00 Dr, Doris Aivlani, director of Comp, values 26.95 to 39.95 N the Simsbury Light Opera Co., Winter The 'VFW will have a .Sea presented the ides of perform food Night tonight from 6 to ing “Amahl and the Night Vis COATS IN MISSES, PETITE, HALF-SIZES naidnight. Members and gucats nuSB PABKINa front and itors” as a service to tbe com Is are invited. munity during the Christmas * important wool moHont season. The con^ieny, formed TTie Rev. Alex H. Elsesser. Coming peMor of Oommundty Baptist in 1946, has grown in stature * puro wool scarf ceott t f ? and is now considered to be one Church, wUl be in charge of of the outstanding amateur * mouton trim storm coots Aluminum Comb. radio bix>adcast.s sponsored by tihe Manchester Ministerial As FURNntTBE DElPAKimENT troupe in the country. Windows and Doors A t the performance rwKt Fri * raccoon coHarod coots ^ sociation on station WINF Sun day at 7:35 p.m. and daily next b u t n m day evening there wlU be no YES, YOU WILL NEED MAlTf o r, MANORDflmEB—«49-S«214M9-B2S1 week at 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. reserved seats, though a free * piio and zip linod coots THEM SOON will offering will be taken ki. * sizos 5-11,8-1S, 16’/2-22’A. WHY NOT BUY L place of ttdreta Police to Learn NOW and SAVE hm Istitif h r Mwifiy *$ mtgU> al Irrg tth d 'h rt, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wile of the president s-ands up aficr me presidch- a'l.ay to..aid the liospi .Tl a..ci Uic .snooung. (Couriesy Life Magazine, copy mdmCt. wa.s shot by an aasassin In Dallas, Tex., Nov. 22, top photo. She climbs on right 1963, Time Inc. All rights reserved—via AP Pholofax). 901 MAIN ST.—S48-5821 HOME Of New Law on the back of the car to help Secret Service man Into the vehicle as it speeds tUW RBANS IN MISSIS A HALP-SIZIS Prsseslptloa Pharmacy ' SPECIALTIES Drunken Driving V Class in Judo • wintorwoight corduroys 648-3866 Manchester and area police 80 PURNELL PLAGE • puro wools, vinyl suodos Read Herald Ads. personnel tonight will meet at Opens Tomorrow tl\e town’s police headquarters • knit linings, pilo linings ^ at 7 o’clock to listen to the Judo classes, postponed Iasi State Chief ’Toxicologist Abra week, will meet tomorrow for •sizts8to18i..16Vito22V^. the first time at tlie EJajt Side ham Stolman discuss the new Rec. Boys 10 to 14 are Invuted state law for drunken driv Utl out nui UYAWAY HAN ing. to attend, and one parent r.r sK GRAND also be on hand tomorrow, Prooeduree and devicea, to be da-sses will be held from 1:30 used under the new law which to 3:30 each Saturckay after- will go Into effect on Jan. 1, raxm during the fall and winter EXPENSIVE HOT will be explained, Chief James season. WAY M. Reardon aaid. Mike Thatl, former teacher of ’’All ranking officers and judo and related subject in Den desk men have been ordered to n e e u iE ver, Odo., will be the instructor. ODD □ □ □ attend the meeting,” the chief Rec' Department Superintend m B(! Bsofes § 1 0 d X o ) t e 20« OFF E.SPKCIALLV WHEN IT’S FROM MARLOW’S! ^ said. ent James Herdic said the plans pgrfect blond••■FREDM An Invitation to attend has for the entire coui'ae will be been given to others on the de outlined tomorrow, and said It Samsonite Streamlite*| partment-as well as police per is imiperative that parents at- GIRLS’ JACKETS PRINT BLOUSES OF Tbe elossie luggage gift that never goes oot o f style sonnel from Vemon, Rockville, 'tend with their youngsters to Glastonbury and Esut Hart utvjerstand the oima and pur ford, It was reported. poses o f the (xmrae. MISSES’ & SNOWSUITS AVRUJ-AND-COTTON L i n i E Pine Cleaners 36 56 AND / KNITS to •IzBS 30-4 4 SERVICE LAUNDRY W e-W ash t / Easy-care blend of baK- (FORMERLY. MANCHESTER LAUNDROMAT).^ REGULARLY 7.S5 TO 16.9S and-half Avril* rayon and 656-66D CENTER ST. cotton. . . and the prettiest prints everl Bermuda or Are Now Associated To Ivgryena with tfia original price tag. . . club collars... misses’ Bring you Complete 9 pick yourt, than dsduct a big round SOH 30.4)8 with long sleeves.. . sizes 40-44 wltii f TVra4«ltw$M.N MI m ’ SMHrty O tu $1 4 .N Pullman IM .H • • For aiza* from 1 year to 14 yoaral roll-up sleeves. ONE STOP SERVICE < Mm Y CwspanlM Cara $1I.N Ml prlCM plat tax tadlaa' O’NIta 1 1 I.N i ^• Nylon-cotton twills, quilt nylonsi Yn eai’t |hrs M]f is||a|i fsr lMs...iMlits It's a bt Isst lunaii FAMILY SERVICE • ALL IRON SERVICE • Watorpreof Nerpolos, worm Moltonsl •Av.li »«*** •» Sure, you can ipend last. But you won't mako u big an Imprasilon. SHIRT SERVICE • WASH-DRY 2 for $ 3 s O O • Cotton suodos, suppio vinyl suodosi StroomllU looka much mora expanslTa than It It. It's a imart, classle • COMPLETE DRY CLEANING • Solid color and print pilo llningsl ihapa. . . tiparad. The outilda It covired with rugged tcritch ind Kuff- T f4 €0A\G I • Zip fronts, heeds, foko fur trimsi letMant vl^. TonguoJn-groovo conttruction ttilt out dtmpnttt, moit- luro, dual Tha Intaribri ara beautifully tailored, tpaclout. So, don't GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALS M ars WHY • We tell l o r ^ ^ e Thera era qe eredk «ber|pel •pond a barrel el money. But gat the most you cap for what you iptnd. Gioots from a ssnsational YOU SAVI , We hove ee eradH leaeel^ EIvi Stroamllto. For nNn> Brown Olivo, Saddle Ton, Colorado Brown. For MEN'S-LADIES' SLACKS ...... 5De Pr. .. .the high resale compact with the collection of beautiful MM'S WHY • W. mH fo. cath enlyl a t HOtiW HAU • Yee rave becewe we eeral «onwb Saddle Tm, Loaf Graan, Hawaiian Blue, Rawhide Finith. wskis oauH * Tk«r« or« no credit ckoroMl MEN'S SHIRTS ...... 24c Ea. little knits in a rainbow YOU lAVl , ^ We also carry SAMSONITE “CENTURY”' and “SILHOUETTE” of vivid colors...soch one AT ZOSilT HAU • Tew tor. Ucout. w. 8 LBS. W ASH and DRY ...... 8Dc hot new“6"that acts like a V-8. See it guaranteed to warm ths wintriast days. OMN OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 SPREADS, doubla 8 9 e ...... single 69e today at your, MERCURY DEALER’S! IVMY GEO. WASHINGTON BEDSPREAD . $1.19 N io m nUCB PABKING froatt i 711 r-30 .tJ? ILECTRIC BLANKETS ...... S1.5D MAKLO RUGS ...... 2Dc Lb. MORIARTY BROTHERS, Ine. MANCHESTER PARKADE. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST a “FntSTirOB KVERYTHING!” • OH FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY J 91-MI eSNYBR STREST-^CANCUBSTBR, OONN. OPEN MONDAY Mira SATURDAY 9:3D A.M. lo 10 P.M. MAIN BT.. BCANOHZ»!rBfr- ment has a political hot potato book. Many Anglican church on its hands. j men would like t>* church freed Events' The dllerhma la caused by Archbishop of Canterbury from what they see a t a secular Cniou Hung-chlng. a defector stranglehfijd. In World from Communist Oiina who ap "I bellevie the Church of Eng parently can'.t decide where he Sees Christendom Uniting land needs greater liberty to BARGAINS GALORE K 0800W (API — The «ovlet wants to go. control Its own 'affairs, particu ghou. 44. a Japanese-language NEARLY 1100 GRANT STORES COAST TO COAST •rmed fhrre*, newspaper Knis- By GODFREY ANDERSON tChurch and others. Without al- larly to revise its forms of wor Ir tfco host Interpreter, came to Japan with ship." the archMahop said. Bsya Zveida arrliscd Britain to a Communist Chinese oil hy- i LO tiD O N (API Dr. Michael terlng their doctrinal position, day of seeking to boost military Ramsey, 100th archbishop of they see them.selves as fellow "That liberty* ought to be possi ' draullc mission but deserted on ble within the present, establish preparations and intensify the the morning of the mission's de Canterbury, is convinced that Oirlstlans. That means there Is •old war. one day Chriatendom will be re already great unity In Chriaten- ment. If it were to be dUeetab- The paper said the Brili.sh parture. He sought asylum at llshed. It would lose In some the Soviet Embassy, which united—though not la his life dom as a whole, even though decision to merge the army , turned him over to Japanese time. the actual union of tha churches arays but gain in others." navy and air ministry into a authorities. "The ‘ actual union of the tuts not yet been brought about. USED CAR idng'le defense mini.stry "further churches of England and Rome "In England we are just now Intensifies the aggressive policy Oiou expressed the desire to live In Nationalist-held For will take a very long time be considering possible plans for RANGE •f the British imperialists. ' cause the dlfferencea In doc closer unity with the Methodists \M> "The centralisation of the mil mosa. Later he said he wanted to return to Communist China. trine are considerable—and they and. If these are accepted by itary command in Britain. ' it do matter," said the archbishop, both sides. It will mean that the FUEL OIL •aid. "testifies to the intentions The government said it want ed to respect Chou's wishes. 59. "The Vatican Council aeema Methodists and tha Church of Of tha British ruling circles to to be not altering the doctrines England will be In communion GASOLINE Mlow a road which has nothing of Rome hut changing their rela ,wlth one another and planning VALUES JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP)— hi common with the relaxation tive em ^aals. That will prob- tha way toward actual unipn. of international tensions that has Omtlnulng Its economic war >81 FahAm Oetaxe . -BUM against Malaysia. President Abiy'help unity" "There are plans. In fact, for •U Chery n Nora |AVE taken shape lately." united churches In parts of West BANTLY OIL Station wagon 4-Door 6 3- Door. 8, auto., radio, 6inib CHRISTMAS SALE Sukarno's government has fro i-; Asked in an Interview If the Africa and Asia, which show "T JT iii w i . i \ ( , PaManger. 8, auto., radio. heater, whitewalla. ALGIERS (API-AIgeria »nd en all enterprises in Indonesia Honor Cadet Pope would necessarily be head owned by Malaysian nationals. , great promise." heater. Tunisia signed an economic ac Francis M. Moraaco, son of of a reunited Catholic church, A’.ViN -ii!i:i l *80 Chevy Impala . .S18M The presidential decree Thurs the archbishop said: "Anglicans The Church of England la a *6t Ohavy Impale Convertible. V-S, auto., cord Thursday promising that -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moraaco. Algeria will share some of the day followed the confiscation of could not. I think, ever accept state church. Tha crown ap 11 ;i.. Miiju II :i Weekend Spewlal ,.SStS6 power ateering, power all rubber-processing enterpris 29 Jordt 9t., has been named a the papacy in Its present form. points its bishops. Parliament Convertible. V-S, auto., brake., 4-way Mat, radio, Sahara riches aith its western approves Its' liturgy and prayer iCm k' i!lc I K " ’71 neighbor. es In Indonesia either owned or diM.ingulahed military student There would need to be con power ateering, radio, hMiter,- whitewalla. GRANTS-OWN 8NAND controlled by Malaysians. siderable alteration In pres heater, whitewall.. SAVE 23< pair No specific commitments at Norwich University. North- were made on how much oil and The new order also affects en ent claims for the papacy. " *80 Corvalr Model 708 terprises oumed by Indonesians field. Vt-, where he is a .senior. Dr. Ramsey said the Anglican tM Chevy Bel Air . .61*46 Weekend Special I’S ir NYLON-ACETATE w gas resources Algeria will open i 4-Door. 6 cylinder, .tand- to the Tunisians. France is de-; living in Malaysia. Hs la a participant in the uni Congress In Toronto "revealed 4- Door. 8, auto., radio, ard, radio, heater, white- heater, whitewalla - yeloping Sahara oil and gas. versity's ROTC program. the great desire of the Anglican SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. AND ACHATE TRICOT LISBON. Portugal (APi- The churches In every part of the wall.. ORANTS-OWN BRAND The agreement calls In general ■ The designation entitles a ca *80 CoimO Dehne . .f l S t t terms for cooperation between Portuguese army announced to world for a cloi«r partnership *89 Chevy n 9M ...$1«46 4-Door. 8, .tandard, radio, WdMEN’S BRIEFS ttie two countries in developing; day that 46 anti-government ter- det to S4>ply for a commi.ssion with one another. The rc.sult has 4-Door. 6, .tandard, radio, heater, whltawalla tfteir economies. j rorist.s were killed and nine in the regular Army, effective been a far greater cohe.slon of heatef, whitewall.. I’SIS’ SEAMIESS others injured by government the Anglican communion. I don't *88 Volkawagea B m fl9 M upon graduation. It is re.served * a Cervair Moaaa S1S48 LONDCiN (API Britain will' forces in Portugile.se Guinea be for cadets who stand in the up think that will weaken, but Micro Bua Deluxa 4, tween N'ev. 1-24. rather strengthen, the contribu- 9-Door. 6, auto., radio, atandard, radio, baatar. NYLONS abandon its traditional 3-mile per half of their classes aca- heater, arhitewalla. offshore fisrtlng limit in retalia The announcement said seven i demlcallv. and In the upper ' ‘^e Anglican communion *89 Chevy government soldiers were killed 2 tion against ethenstans by other third the.ir militarv- studies “i* “" “ y BINGO *89 Ford Ranch Wagoa Klngswood ...... flM I during the period in the West First the churches should S a le 4 7 c ' \ nations, the Tintas of London' They must also dusplsy quali EVERY FRIDAY B FJN. Weeltond Spocdal ..|I9M Station Wagon 9 Paaaan- •aid today. |African territory. ties of leadership. shed their rivalry and competi Station Wagon 4-Door. 8 ger. V-S, auto., power tion and know themselves to be The newspaper's diplomatic Moraaco. a mechanical engi paaaenger, V-8. auto., ra brakea, radio, haatar, RKOUURLT 59C aorrespondent said Britain! RCE KENNEDY allies within Christendom. This MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY dio, heater, whitewalla whitawalla. PARIS lAPl-The Paris Qty neer major at the mibtary col stage is happening almost :-v would announce an extension of *81 Chevy Parkwoed 11898 Sale 77< Its araters barred to foreign fish- ^ Council voted Thursday to name lege. is a member of the stu everywhere and happening *69 Chevy Btorayae . .S 9 a a street for the late President dent chapter of the Society of rapidly. It Is happening In the Station Wagon 4-Door. 6 3- Door. 8. auto., radto, REGUURLY $1 •rmen to 12 .miles at the Inter-' paenetiger, V-8, auto., ra- 1 national fisheries conference John F. Kennedy. A committee American Military Engeneera. relations between the Roman heater, whitewalla 9 &o, heater, whitewalla Ghooae runproof acetate which begins in London Tues- was named to select a street He played varsity eoccer. Ha is a (Tathollc Church and other oi *S7 Chevy Bel Air . . .IM S tricot or run-reaistant day. that will become Rue John Fitx- 1980 graduate Manchester Christians. Great changes are *81 Chevy BeJ Air $1496 Deluxe Quality... gerald Kehnedy. |High -School. occurring In the Roman Catholic 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, Britain announced in April I 3-Door. 8 riandard, radio, auto., power atewing, ra acetate and nylon. Fahey that It would withdraw from the I BRING YOUR NEXT heater, whijewall.. dio, heater, whltewaua GRANTS-OWN BRAND...6RANT CRESr trimmed styles, sizes 6-8. Korth Seas Fisheries Oonventlon Softly tailored stylea, ’TRUCK S h ^ beauty... nylons that fit and flat of 1882, under which Britain, *81 Chevy BAMayne sizes ^ 1 0 . White, paatela. TYanee, Belgium. The Neth'er.- Weekend Special . .$1996 *8S Chevy Panel .. .$1888 ter to pa^fection. Proportimied kxigtba lands, Germany and Denmark PRESCRIPTION 2-Door. 6 .tandard, radio, ti-Ton. 8 atandard, heater, AUTOMATIC EUCTRIC BLANKET for comfort^Semg wear. Lacy, run-reaist- agreed on the t-mlle limit. WINTER |^Iain. Sizes 8% to 11. Iceland. Norway and Dan e Antonatically odLiuita to nom tempem- mark recently extended their HERE i COMR . . . BUY W HERE THE VALUES ARBI nmits to 13 miles. There also CO-OP NYLON ioie • 9 aafely ibennoatata • Derfacfly has bean Increasing activity off insulated heating element ar WaahaUe the British coast by trawlers COUNTRY SQUIRE blend o(.8096 nytin, 20% ootton • DL Sale $10 from Poland and Russia, both of “ V II CARTER iqn>raved •' 72x84* flti twin and douMe which have l2-ml1e limits. Our S*rvie« Is MUD cNMl SNOW beds • Pink, blue, beige, green, ted. RNUURLTH.9f 'ITia Foreign Office would nal- Prompt, Courttous ■ler confirm nor deny the J r ” Th»T rvwrfwJ rw .iy ta e o report. TIRES FREE DELIVERY—TEL. 649-5;814 CHEVROLET ^dNNio-ll'.eeUS w iiU y WELXOM. fouth Africa (AP) 1999 MAIN STREET—MANCHR8TER 1-Year Replacement Guarantee Agolnsf Mechanical Defect» —The people of this bustling 4.00x13— 4.50x13 PINE PHARMACY old mining town have voted to TBl. 849-8398 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Short ' Medium Tall fcep their swimming pool open 664 CENTER ST— MANCHESTER e«i 8unday In defiance of the powerful Dutch Reformed $1 7-07 Church. The eontroverey broke out ■ ■ M Tax srhen Odenaalarus, another OTHER SIZES Orange Free 8tatc mining town, W OMEN’S held a. similar referendum re PROPORTIONATELY PRICED cently. Church leaders call Sun WARMIY QUILTED day swimming a violation of-the The Country Squire Tire )tas been Sabbath. made three wayi excellent, with new N The vote at Odenaalsrus was improvementa in styling, the addition * FASNIONABIE 996-168 tor Sunday bathing. At of the latest technological develop Welkom the vote aras 2,161-1,753. ments. and new grip and go. The new ' C O O D ^ ^ E A R i) ACnAlE DUSTERS The results are not binding on CO-OP (tountry Squire Tire flila the * the town councils but they are need for year ’round use. It travels expected to accept the wish of smoothly >nd quietly on pevemenU. the majority. goes through mud and Soats over anow. rOSSANO, lUly (AP) — A harber who accidentally cut a eustoraer*s cheek was acquitted EASTERN STATES SAVE! S a le 6 .2 7 Thursday night of a charge of "causing Injury through an Im Buy a pair now This week— Pre-Season prudent, negligent or unskillful while we have •troke." FARMERS Easy-care, wann tpiilted Buatneesman Giuseppe Buzsl your size •aid he feared his left cheek acetate in a choice of would be permanently scarred soft tailored styles or ^ by Iti-inch cut suffered March 1 EXCHANGE SNOW TIRE I GRANTS-OWN BRAND lacy trims. Ih delicate ^ WOMEN'S while Antonio Sanua was shav GRANTS<0WN BRAND pastels and white. Sizes \ ing him. VINYL SLIPPER LEISURE MATCH-MAHSaaa V J O V a U N E * TOLLAND TURNPIKE, BUCKLAND—TEL. 64.3-512.3 88 to 44 and 10 to 18. TOKYO (AP)—Japanese Pre- Open Daily 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.—.Sat. 8 A.M..to 12 Noon—Closed Sunday BRADFORD EARLY AMERICAN F0RTREL*-C0n0N WITH WARM QUILT-TOP PAJAMAS artier Hayato Ikeda's govern- MAPLE TABLES OR OXFORD SHIRTS ShM DEEP-PILE LINING AND CORDANA COnON COATS Hit it
thanksgiving Sale 2.47 Sale 2.63 each S a le 3 3 7 :iw7JX)Mf) SALE S a le 1 6 .7 7 RIGULARLY 2.99 RIGULARLY 2.99 NYLON SUBURBANITE RKOUURLY I9.f9 White or pastel Foriiel Flexible upper, cennfort- REGULARLY 3.99 EACH polyester & cotton; solid fit rounded toe; strong Chic Capri-lengdi pants of Cerdana cottom print Holiday Special or striped oxford cotton. ^ Christmas Gifts T Get Winter Tire Grip with Authentically styled in the amarteet Early Ameri leather sole. Long wear with warm quilted acetate top in solid color. Bermuda, button-down or ing construction. Black, Dreamy mat(^-up: Cprdana print coat with cowl can designs. Sturdily constructed maple tables are 144 notched collars. 30 to 40. Tractor-Type Cleats handrubbed & handstained to a rich nutmeg finish. bone. In sizes 5 to 10. neckline, 2 roomy pockets. Red, blue. Sizes 32-38. for Christmas Giving i r ------i r — — 1 1 . Si3 • More traction, more go... on or snow • Super-mileage Tufsyn — the toughest rubber happy holidays ev er in Gtxxlyear Tires FIND UNADVERTISED HOLIDAY SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT • Triple-Tempered 3-T Nylon construction M akes • 21-Month Road Hazard Guarantee 10 cups MOST POPULAR PRICES START AT... GRANTS-OWN in ju st MI’B s f Pa*ten or Rs hundredt of things SIZES, BLACK- ■ ^ “ WW ■ FASTER . CASIE^. BETTER BRAND WALLS AND 10 minutest with the naw BRADFORD WHITES, TUBE 7.50 X Mar LESS AND 6.70x15 “P O P ’l Tubtlasa 3-WAY TUBE TYPE blackwalls RiveTool KIT piui lax and oM hr* STEREO n i “POP" RIVETS TNEATRE GRANTS-OWN BRAND...GRANT MAID ^ n Entirely Different Type of Fas Economy Snow NEW NYLON tener and Fastening Tool-N ever Before Offered To Tha ITOilS DELUXE GUARANTEED HAIR DRYER General Public! HiciiiueB FASHION HANDBAGS WOMEN'S FLEECE MATCHED NECKLAa • H to m a tlo s p e c i a l : tiAe-type SURE-GRIP pluo tax B ig 23* T V wiUi tinted, no-glare safety STYLED FOR EVERY LINED STRHCH AND EARRING SETS... INSERT AND SET STRONG RIVETS IN SECONDS, FROM ONE SIDE. glaas. Automatic gain control. WOMAN'S WARDROBE VINYL GLOVES GIFT-BOXED p e r c o l a t o r NO ANVIL, HAMMERING OR SPECIAL SKILL NEEDED. Sale 7.44 Stereo Adaptable AM /FM Radio has RIOULARLY 8.99 FOR: Cloctrlcal AppManc*s. TV Ant«nnat, Outlars and Downipoutt, Natl.a-wi.. ...4 Hsurt aU .iiiMIr .. w m In I* WmiM — All raw Soadyur Aule TIt.i Art Sutr.ntMil Nillwi-WI4« Sale $297 Sale 3.88 Sale 88< Sale 7 7 1 Rawar Mowart» Autemobiias. Baby Carrlafas, Matat Framad Oeora and Win. automatic frequency control, top sound. Winter Tires Now — l. Ailnit nattn.l road haiirti — l.t., blowouti, lifetic kratki a 1-yr. ovev-ihe-oountor guarantee! * U L approved Rows, Camp Stevat and Barbacuat. Bkyclaa, and Doxant of Olhar Jobif ■lOUUULY i M MaWLAKlY 1M 8MCIM SUaCMAM MU — aic^il r.Nlrabl. punclui.i. llmlt.4 to w Ii Ia iI Mm*r SAVE $ ...RKUURIT Complete Satf-Oontaiiied Stereo wilfa with hea^pioof dryer unit • Portable, shoulder Start Payments in November (M nuMbar *( manlKt ipacldt., 2. A iilu l any 4«(.cti ki 36 $333 Give her one in K>ft manh- One aiza fit* all hand.! Wide variety of atyle*. TRY IT YOURSELF... mrkmtMkI. m 4 iMtirltl wlthtut limit *• t. tlm. n mlUtii. 4-Mieed automatic record dumger, dia ■trap pennUs you to cook, clean, talk on the SMSyaw Urt Mtlwt I. tiM U.l. t Ctudi will malit tOMt. NClMiroa-lt'... wtoklf mallow or unooth calf plas Unique feature in Mretch ■tones, Colon. 1, S or S m. nt tllowtne. mi ntw Hr. Mi.4 mi ml|liiit tr*l4 .aotli 3.50 mond needle^ 46 R PM i^undle. idioae a Flexible hoee, large bonnet • In hat box tic. Many ahapea, colors. nylon aide MCtiona. atipand necklaces.. - WHEN SNOW SAYS NO... ram tln lni »e4 wrrMt "tttoyMr frlM." f i n M . Tom FIvt fe d . fox USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ClUNREAH XHARGE-ir SHOP EARLY WHILE All Gifts Superbly Gift Wrapped GO eUDES ON A CUSHION OF g o o d /V e a r NO MONEY DOWN 30 DAYS T. O R A N T CO. ASSORTMENTS ARE R0LLIN6 STEAM! OR MONTHS TO PAY COMPLETE CONVENIENT THUMI-TIP GO HEAT CONTROL! LARSEN’S UOBBL OPEN OPEN TUES. OPEN A P llil SWITCHES TO DRY IRONINO Nichols - Manchester Tire Inc. SHOPPING PARKADE MAIN STREET VERNON CIRCLE INSTANTLY! HARDWARE, Inc. EVERY M i THURS. EVERY Mdkeg S to 10 five-bounce HANDY BUTTON NOOKS! NiaHTS NiaHT 34 D€f OT SQUARE MANCHESTER 295 IROAD STRin MANCHESTER MANCHESTER NIQHT MANCHESTER VERNON mpt oj real coffee. BAXEUTE HANOUl PAGi HGHTEEN BAWCBESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FTODAT, NOVEMBER 29,1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1988 PAGE NINETEEN moment, but wo hkva a grakt lot of mall to go bito,” Hlpakiftd NOVEMBER SALE South Windsor University - of Wisconsin, who Tippit Funds Bald. Johnson Family has been dating Lucy. Orchestra Represents Many Walks of Life " I recall on# letter I opened Dinner featured the tradition PENTLAND myself. It had one check fw $10 ALUMINUM UOMUMATION Meu’s Breakfast Has Late Dinner al turkey. THE FLORIST Grow So Fast TV-Radio Tonight 'Mrs. Johnson imd her two M b bufedMra. te k «ra or can for Mra. TlppU and a $10 check 'Everything Ip Flowers" daughter* spent much O f their aiititat mak«n are playlnc for Mrs. Oswald." Slated oit Suhday WASHINGTON (AP) ■ Presi- Centrslly Liicated At wmnows $i m s - uoors $a$i day with the President. They sat wMi the Menoheater Civic Or- G)unt Lost He said the Oswald checks dent Johnson spoke the final 34 BIRCH STREET oheatm, but many other pro^ee- are being set aside until Mra. Doer Oaaoplaa. Roll-np AwnfaM^ MewiieU, for portraits with him in the 64S-4444 — 643-6347 The Holy Name aociety of 8t. words of his Thanksgiving Day morning and then went with him riona wlH be repreaented when Oswald advises what to do with Re-covered. Take Down Seirloe and Storage. SBat Oaavaa Open 8:.30-5:S« M a ^ r e t M aryii Ctourch wtU Television to tnterfalth services at the the local volunteer group give* DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — grinds the money. Repaired or Made New To Your Patten. An Work Onat^ (30) Hara Gun. Will Trayal address. Tlie red lights blinked i Open Thursday Nights till 9 hold a Communion Breakfaat 4:00 ( I) Bl* 1 Thsatsr (ia eroc-a Mount Vernon Place Methodist Ma first concert In Bailey Audi- for the family of slain police The largest contribution to the Made. Grommet* — Eyelet# — Fastoaora Alr-Ooadltlaaer Sunday for ail men of the pariah. ran) (10) Intarnatlonal Showitma out on the television camera. i Covera Custom Made for Commercial aad Home. ( •) N *«a ( 3-30-40) 77 Sunaat Strip <3hurch. I Parking Acros* the Street torhim on Wednesday, Dec. 4. man J. D. Tippit are flowing Tippit family came from Abra The breakfast will be held im (SO) llariv Show (in prosrsM) (34) InvUaUon to Art His wife, sighing with relief, For too Cars . . . One factor all have jn common; Into the I>allas Police Depart ham Zapruder, Dmllaa clothing mediately following the 8 am. (S3> Powfl- WorliBhop 8:00 ( 24) JFK and History nodded approval. They love music well enough to manufacturer. He received $38,- ktoas. Fathers are urged to (40) Lsrami* (80) Naked City ment at such a rapid rate that MANCHESTER AWNING CO. (18) In tha Public Intarast (33) Blogtaphy The First Lady and tha John raheame and play withmit re 000, he said, for publlcatlmi bring their teen-age wms. Freshmen Killed 198 W. OBNTint STBEET-g«»-M ffl (lOi Eye-Danttfy 8:80 (10-22-30) Bob Hope Theater sons' two daughters, Lynda Bird , muneration, but In the work accountants are unable to reach rtfhU to films he took of the Sgt. Daniel Reardon, asaiet- (S4) Dr P o ^ ’a Otanla ( 8-90-40) Burke's Law 19, and Lucy Baines, 18, had i FOR that means bread and butter a total, officers said today. 4:10 I Si Naira. Sporta and Waatb- i 3-13) Route »6 assassination and has commit ant director of tthe traffic dlvi- ar (24) Science Reporter been sitting on folding chairs: In Plane Crash they represent varied fiekle. Lt. Verna K. Hlpaklnd, officer ted himself to donate it all to aion of the Connecticut State 4:80 ( 81 Naw Braad 8:00 ( 241 Drama FeaUval just out of camera range as the | Four doctoni. a contractor, a in charge of the counting detail, the Tippit family. A large Police, will Udk about the prob (40) Supannan (18) Subecriptlon TV new President addressed the na- j PRINCETON, Mass. (AP) — I aalea manager, a post office said he and several officers (13) Nawabaat 8:80 > 3-12) TwIIlltht Zone Cosmetics amount of the $38,000 already lem* of enforcing traffic laws. (30) Social Bacurlty (10801 Harry'* Glr'a Uon Thursday night to "ask Fs. when not among the first WINDOW and PUTS GLASS Arthur A. VanHoudt, assiated completion of studies a l L a WDBC— 1388 Hipskind said the money will agalnet the Tigers. Coach Bob Salette Seminary, and preached 1:00 Lons John Wad* 7:U0 New* Showcase Mlos Valenti is a 1961 grad ORANGE HALL violins. Peter Thome, a con during the aale 1:00 Raynor Shtnaa 8:00 TTie World Tonight uate of Manchester High School HOLLAND HNISH be ^ven to Mrs. Tippit "In a Blackman said he eoepeotod two mlaaicns and retreats in the 8:15 Lite Line tractor who builds many homea OONTRAOTORSi WE HAVE IN gTOOK 1:06 Newt Sign Off and the Hanover Modeling lump sum. This takes all the men to be off ttw injured Mat Midweel. Ih 1646 he was ap WRAV—t i t 8 :.30 .Showcase *|A Made to Order in Glastonbiir>', is another first work off the widow." Manchester Evening HeraM S:06 Beal of Broadway School, Hartford. She is a 2 in time for the Ivy League MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS pointed aaaiiitani at SC Francis i:0|i Easy Kd Show With Your RoHers vloHni.st. and playing alongaide The lieutenant said some South Wfaidaor oorreapondent, 1:30 Nawa Weather and Sports 10:06 Showcaae and New* secretary at Liberty Mutual In game. left guard Bd KelbM- CLOSED SATURDAY 1 PJL de Sales Church, Phoenicia, N.Y. them is Bm est MacheM from IsMira Kata, telephone 644-1788. f:00 Eklward P. Monran surance Co., Manchester. checks are being sent for Mrs. with (bruised ribs) aid end In 1684, he went to Oiu* Lady r:15 Jeff Sprung FI LI- LINE OF CI'STOM the town asseasor's office. V. A. Home Starts Drop Mr. Schutz is a graduate o f Oswald, the Rusalan-bom wife Scott Greetman (injured tag) ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN of SotTowa Church, Hartford, as ):30 Tonight Al My Place An Interior decorator tor the 1 30 St«n Off Windham Technical School and VENETIAN BLINDS of the accused assassin. / will be "ready to go at ftw anelstant. and is now aerving as second Violin section is Leo WTIC—Iff* WA-SHING'rON — Only 78,- served with the U. S. Army. "This is less thatn |60 at the a>e^."-B lackm an aaid. head of the Novena to Our Lady 1.00 New* Sporta and Weather Sans, a native of Germany who Efficiency Team 000 homes were started last He ia employed at LaPolnte In o f LaSalette, and chaplain to l:8S Old. Borrowed and Blue BINGOEVERY SAT. NIGHT — 7:30 E. A. JOHNSON had much to do srith the decor 1:45 Three Star Elxtra year under the Veterans Admin- dustries. Rockville. the Ladies GuiU and Men o f of another spot devoted to Hits Its Hirers r:06 Conyersatlon Place iMmUon housing program com A July 11, 1964 wedding is LaSalette. f:30 New* of the World 72 East Center Street — Manchester PAINT GO. music, the Ooodspeed Opera f:45 Senator from Conn. pared with 363,000 in 1955. planned. House in East Haddam. Machine Refreshment* will be served 1:10 Pop* Concert 728 Main St.. Tel. 646-4801 CAMBBRLBY, England (AP) during a rest tntervad in the tools are the everyday interest First National Supermarkets Open Tonight until 9 p.m. —The Camberley City Council ):06 Nlghlbaat 9 efteirnoon's program. 1:00 News of violinist i^lllam Paton, the asked efficiency experts to rec 1:15 Sport* Final orchestra's business manage; he 1:80 ibuilght Sarenad* ommend how municipal em I'-OO New* and Sign Off sells them. ployes could be made more ef WPOP—1414 Two nurses in the group are ficient. Town Decorates 1:00 Joel Cash 7:00 BUI Hughe* Mrs. Irene Pettis and Mrs. Instead of blasting the em 1:00 GIrand Olive Wllk, both second violin ployes, the experts criticized the Municipal Tree WINF—1388 a l n s ists. William Turklngton. vice council members and told them 5:00 .New*. Weather. Sports t>resident of the orchestra, who BEST they talked too much. 1:80 Showcase The 46-foot white pine tre* 3:45 Lowell Thomas plairs the viola, is with^the Man- H rst Said Councilor Peter Suther on the eu t lawn of the Muniol- Tht Om-Stop Sift Shop dlester Poet Office. land: "Unless their recommen pal Building will be tranaform- Alfred Schlmmel plays , the dations are dropped, I will in ed Monday, with the aid of a M ilo as an avocation, but fire sist that the consultants not be rented akywerker, into a giant insurance la his vocation. In the National paid. Their recommendations MANCHESTER Tho Ono-Stop Gift-Shop Chrtatmaa tree. interfere with the democratic bass sectiao is Edward Custer, W E G I V E BUYS Park Superintendant Horace principles of local government.” who is with United Aircraft Murphey a ^ that plans call CYCLE SHOP GIFTS o f GREAT VALUE Corporation, and the tuba is Stores The London firm of business for the uae o f available Ugtita, played by Pierre Marteney, a efficiency consultants was hired with electrical energy to be sup 146 Middle Tpke. West doctor of idiilosophy who Is with for $8,4(X). It sat in on council THIS plied by a hookup to the build fo r BOYS the research laboratory of Unit and committee meetings and Phone 646-2068 watched stenographers, clerks ing’ s board. ed Aircraft, and ia the orches BOB KIEBNAN, Prop. tra’s librarian. GREEN and laborers at work. Muiphey added that the two Robert Simmers, in the JSTAMPS, The experts suggested that conootor firs wWch flank the entrance to the M unicipal Bicycle Repairing French hom section, ia a credit the council spend less time HATURAL BHOULDEB wrangling and talk less politics, Building, and which have been manager and alao gives lessons All Type* Expert on the bom. that it reduce its committees used for many years as Chriat- LOOK AT STEIKS TTien there are orcbestra from 14 to 6, that it meet every mea displays, wiU be removed Guaranteed W’orlmiansMp Teacher Robert Johns Student Tina Pesola six weeks Instead of every One o f the oonooion* bastaied memlbeni whose pirofeaaians Pick-up and Delivery SAVIKOS hwve to do with music. Ray month, that it cut down the most of its fira and appears to Steins Roys' B eB w who plays the oboe, has time spent in meetings, and be dying; since it cannot bere- a nninlc shop, and he once that it abandon plana for a new plaoed by a matching tree, the Suits Tailored played a non-symphonic kind $l.4-mlUion town hall and en deciaion wa* made to remove Natural Shoulder « f music with the bends of Ray large the present building. both concoiora. Murphey said like Fine ■CcKMey and GHenn Gray. The The experts said for the most that their removal will improve N snsiwtant. oonoertmaster, Bruno part the council officers are the appearance of the building, PORK R0AS1S hard working and diligent. and will ahow off its facade to Men's Wear Suit of Superb Dutmlido, also has a music shop and pinys for dancing an week- a greater extent. Priced low l ands. 5 Self-Censored All-Wool Worsted -RIB CUI fro m — Leonard DooeHante, viola; and Robert lYutUng. flute, and So Tender - So Flavorful HONOLULU (AP)—The presi Oub to Feature This fine all-wool worsted suit in 2- Oonrad Rothman, first violin, dent of the University of Hawaii \ l ’( )\ I \ I 1( button and 3-button natural shoul are profoasoinal musicians who All Cut From Tender Young Porkari \GS says he Is going to quit talking \l 1 ( )l {'I' Mve their services to the Man so much because he has started Yuletide Music ) der styling comes in the newest fall chester Orchestra. to repeat himself. | MEAN'^, shades, including compound colors. Among the music instructors 7 3 3 Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton, told I Oiristmas music will be fea Your size too, regulars, shorts, who play under "Vylautua Mart- -RIB CUT u c reporters he was horrified to' tured Monday at 8:16 pjn. at a longs and extra longs. ioatus' baton are John Parker, discover that since he arrived' meeting of Chaminade Musical A complete stock of new darbiet; WUMam E^ardua, baa- from New York Jan. 7 he has Club in the sanctuary at Trinity BRIOAN lAX. winter styles, patterns nonn; A l Jaras and Carol T ri- made 100 speeches. CkivenaiR Church. The public to Co vigno, odlo; Robert Johns and lOIN END » 43<|RIB HALF »43<|L0IN HALF » 53< "But that isn't why I'm cut Invited. Refrestunents will be snd fabrics, including B ert Mayerson, bass. ting down," Hamilton said. served in the church hall after for fuel oils, sanrlca* wools, all-wool ivDrsteds Now for the housewivea, and " I’ve become aware I ’m repeat the program. heating equipnient and fine rayon fabrics in there are many of them, most of CENTER CUT ing jnyself. And whenever a Members o f the club will meet whom leave hudbands or baby- man discovers this, it's time he at 8 in the Fireplace Room at phone 522'8151 solids and fancy patterns. atirtSTB at home to care fOT alters his activities and spends the ohurch. Christmas contribu Quality tailored Ivy and offlapriiig while Mam a ia out more time reading until he has tions will be accepted for the J70 PEARL STREET continental styling, the V making music. One housewife some new ideas." Town Welfare Department. HARTFORD. CONN. has an tatereat also in poiltca: same as in our fine men's Betty Brosm, oeUst and mother clothing. All at our low Municipal Employe Ernest MacheD Housewife P s t r ic iA Blackwell PORK...... CHOPS of two, ran for public oflioe in »69 -Steinsprices. Sizes 12-20. Otaatoiibury in the last election, FREE N R I I I I • PIBMPT lE L IT E II lERTICE Slzaa 8 to 12, $14.95. for state representaitivc. eaa Floeitara a n ICra. Cbartea fair will be held by S t Maurice IV offuoe Speofafe/ Bakery Speeiaist Other housewives include B ar Bolton BaOch, Mra Alfred Barrett and Council of Catholic Women to bara Ebnbser, second violinist Mrs. WiTUam Hand. Potsbera m orrow from 1 to 4 p.m. at the STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY and secretary of the orchestra; were made by Mias PliiyUia Oon- Alton home on Hebron Rd. Doiiuts owISliiL. 5% 29< Bazbeim Dickie, second violinist Holiday Fair verse; flyers by and Mra and persannel manager Jane Kenneth Mlatthaiwa. M ra Ckyde Mancheetor Evening Herald OaalS>etig. Niancytou K rieger and Beckwith i# treasurer. Bolton eoirespondent Ctame- Pound Cake » 33< For Boys snd Teen Men T v s tts M’aitiias, first violins; Dec. 7 Aids The juntor PUgnm Fallow- weD Yeung, telephone MS-898L TANGERINES All-Wool Blazons MiMdan Ckeamer, Miarttia Antos, ship wxmM like good used txiya, seooHd vkflins; Sylvia H elfrick books and gamea. TTie attic Coffee Cake»?i^» 33< fSilfnost and Sport Coats asid M iriam Ryan, viola; Pa- New Building treasure chainnan would like Rockville-V ernon RORIDA WiNTER^MG t iM a Bfaudowell. Virginia Du- more trea.surea. The general LARGE matas and Margaret Pina, oello; The fifth annual Christnuus ohairmain would like artictas ★ SOMETHING NEW ★ jBlnitfftfwg GET YOUR c a r READY ! IMaaia OlBrten, French ham. turned in. Inquest Resumes - ‘ The dapper “ Fair of Bolton Ckmgregatlonal 12 39 14 " * Mhsic students make \ip the 280 at Union Service FINAST necessity for holidays and younger contingent in the or- Ohurch W]U1 be held Dec. 7 from In Rothwell Case FeUowahtp Hall of Bolton I C i l l R Q - LARGE HEADS JE^utomoUve* dress ■ up occasions. Per ohestra, am ong them Ted 10 am . to 5 p.m. Proceeds bene Congregational (3iurch was the Textured Shetland SPORT BOA T Kuhne, Tbia Pesola and Jerry Round .Sandwich Bread fect for mix and match. fit the Religious Education scene of the first community Coroner Bernard J. Acker AUTO-LITE Oamfcria on percussion; Joseph Building, in which the fair will Thanksgiving Elve service. man was slated to resume at 3 FEATURIN6 Fancy plaids, soft-hue Katural Shoulder ^ _ Geiltas on tidia; Barbara Pettis be held. Mrs. Thomas Johnson About 380 persons from the WHITE, SLICED checks and solid color on bassoon; Michael Johns on is general chairman. p.m. today his inquest into the Sta-ful BAHERIES Naturally natural shoulder in ^ m q m Bolton churches attended the LETTUCE - ENRICHED UlERICrS FINEST blazers. All quality wool French hom ; W hitney Fergii.son Co-chairmen of the silver tea service and stayed for coffee, strangulation death on Sept. J8 the bolder pattern of plaid, K •UO on d a iin et; WUUam Kuhne and are Mrs. E. Pierce Herrick and cookie.<< and conversation after of 17-year-old Hope Rothwell IRANDS fabrics tailored in our but subdued in color. Soft- Walter Slmmern bn btus; Judy Mrs. George Smith. They will ward. of BoTton. IGNITION by own shops. Sizes 12 to20. but-sturdy all-wool Shetland tathred with Laiwrenoa on piccolo; Miarjorie be 2i8 sisted by Mrs. Howard The congregation and the Of interest at the hearing's • AUT0 4 m No extra charge for slims lap seams, hook vent. AuthenticsOy natural Stsivens on oboe; .TUis Paupa Jensen and Mrs. William Sotzy. clergy were enthusiastic in their first day, Wednesday, was the CHECK THESE LOW PRICES ...GET STAMPS, TOO! MALLORY and huskies. in all details. Sue Martel and Judy FYanzosa Mia. Charles Church is chair oonrunents atiout the service. presence of two women whom • SBIDOC on second vinUn. man o f the food booth, aaetoted The Rev. J. Good Brown, in- offidata described as "surprise • eORO-WARNR AUTO-LITE n>t them together on the tertm pastor of the host church witnesses, declining further by Mrs. Fred Wa,mock, Mn*. K. • c A i m stage of Bailey Auditorium, in K. Jones and Mrs. David Bjor- gave the opening and closing Identification. Also present remarks; the Rev. Abram San- • CASTROL and DELCO Stains All-Woothor the eertee of two concerts spon Ulng. were Major Samuel Rome and Highly Uiuahiratod QT BTL 6 3 sored by the Manchester Herald, grey of U nited Methodist Capt Robert Rundle of the Con Maiola Oil < Mia. Kenneth Matthews is • ORANT Rrotoetlon fo r B o y s and no matter what they do the ohairman of the candy booth, (Thurch read the prayers; the necticut State Police, Vernon 9 HOT WATER HEATERS rest of the time, they all have assisted by Mrs. Alden Chiok, Re^’. Edward Johnson, vicar of Chief Constable Edmund F. • Hour end Teen Men ^ jm gg St. George’s EpiscopeU Church a common atan; To make good Mrs. Hi^asedl Clark and Mrs. Dwyer and Vernon Special PANCAKI FLOUR 4'A LB pkg • U M nuMle. reed the Soaipture; aiid the Rev. Constable John Marshall. 5 9 Bruce Hutchinson. Aunt Jemima < Here's the ■ ■ Bernard L. MoOuik of St. Mau • u u R V u n • DEFROSTER TUBING Oo-ohairmein of the initten Ackerman said he expects the versatile raincoat-topcoat tree are Mia. Louis Dascanlo rice .Roman 'OathoUc gave the Inqueat to eontlnua Into next • M O M m sannon. The otXcaiiig, totaling and Mra. WiUieun Newman. week. • PUROUTOR thqt's right forall seasons, Car Overturns, $KM, will be given to the cur • HEATER CONTROL VALVES (3o-ohalimen of the novelty the full Orlon^ acrylic rent birUdkig program o f Man Vermont Maid Syrup • RAYMCTOS booth tu-e Mrs. Janies Kendall pile liner and full sleeve No On#' Injured chester Memorial Hospital. and Mrs. Jacqueline Spencer. • SSAIRO rOWIR • ENGINE HEATERS liner, zips out for com ------.eB School Note# Meeting Slated ■AKINO Mrs. Emerson Bosworth is The student coimoil in Grade* CHOCOLATE VUVUTA CHIIM • THOMPSON fortable spring wear. Cot Jbto W. i. ,28, South chairman of the apron booth, Hershey. Kraft l Coventry, early yeeterd ay 1 througi! 6 has collected $34.60 By North WSCS ^ 8 5 < a W A O N It • UNDERCOATING in Spray Cans ton-rayon shell in solids assisted by Mrs. August .Mild- for Crochet Mountain after morning was charged with fail ner and Mrs. PhlUdp Dooley. • W AUOR and prints, blick and olive. Worsted Flannel SLACKS Guaranteed for Ono Yoar ure to drive a reasonable die- .sponsoring a film ahowlng the "Had We Been to BetiUeham” Libby Tomato Juice'c£'29< Sterling Suit 26-OZ CTN 1 0 < Continental and Arpericah The children's booth will be work o f the ciipiptad children’s AND R U N T tanoe apart. He was involved in run the junior Pilgrim Fel- ia the title o f a program fo r • CASTROL MOTOR OIL styling. Sizes 10 to 20. at a True-Value Price I Wash and Wear Slacks a two-oar crash at Spnioe and home in New Hampshire. Monday at 8 pjaa. « t a meatliR: knvahip under the supervlaion The student ooundi presented Ovultino CWoUls JAR 65< Check this all-wool worsted Acrilan acrylic and rayon in arch S t in which one oar over of Mrs. Gail Pryce. of the North Ittahodtot Wom- Margarine ig 23< U your dealer doesn’t stook pnrto—^ e Invito yoor Supt. FMlip C. Llguorl wMh a an!a Society o f CIntottan Serv Inquiries. flannel anywhere, then cpm- % B . _ smooth flannels and reverse rag . _ turned. No injuries were re Mias Mary Lou Spencer and doouquert of camablofis and a ice at the church. pare the price. You'll see an ^ 0 twist, guaranteed for one ^ 0 ,9 5 ported. Miss Dorothy CJlark are in scroll signed by everyone in the Participants in the presenta A*H Baking Soda 12< full year's wear or your money Polioe said the acddenl oc oharge of the pojx.'om booth. Maine Sardines Beys' Dries sed wee! worsud fisssel slacks immediate savings of dollars, six grades on the occasion of tion are Mra. Bruoe Miller, Mra. curred about 1:30 when EJli- The senior Pilgrim F'elloW' and the extra wear of these tailored slacks back! Plain front, single pleat and con his return to school after his re Mitchell Hadge, Mra Glenn zabeth J. Chittick, E lasi: ship, under the supervision o f Quaker Outs 42-OZ PKG 45< Beys' rsyss, syles ssdAerilas<^ scryhc sleeks adds even more to their value! Plain front, tinental styles. cent operation. Law, Edward P. Fakng, Everett Libby Corned Beef Hartford, was northbound on Mrs. Alden Oiick, will run the single pleat, snd continental models. Spruce St. and slowed to Mra Aiigelo MaasoUnl will Kennedy, Robert Ostrander and snack bar. help in the cafeteria and Mra Beys' wsskeble eettes etedrss-hek spert skirts make a left turn onto B&roh CSiarlee Dkkens. M m . Htohert Dynumo iiflra. Joseph Tracy and lina Ruth fibadd wiU bs to charge of Underwood 2 ’UK F o b rm y t B u y n o w ...no p o y m a n t UM F a b r tm y i FACE TWENTY gANCHliaTEH EVENiJro HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRmAY. NOVEMBER 29; 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN*., FHIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, IMS —PAGE TWENTY-ONM Covi holiday with Ike's grandson, Soviets Plan David, .a. student at Phillips Public View of Ruby Crime Hebron Exater Academy, in nearby ,Your WMding Flowers People in the News , JSludy Session^ Exeter. JR ocJkeX rjrm With the general were hla by Hit Comedy* Set ‘ Set in Advent wi 1 8 / MANCHESTER Ruby created a legal situation TV-watchlng Juror% swore they vent next rntmth. The flrat will Mass., home of Ray Ellis, a CONN. never — literally -- seen before Rham High school will present in 19(H. mad Ayub Khan. be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. came at almost the exact mo could and would dSaide the case Boston lawyer. Bills' adopted when. In full view of practically the hit Broadway play, "Ckxne Dominick said there is a defi Prime Minister Marshal Sarit at the Church Commurilty ment that Johnson, in his speech ' son, Fred Granby, 18. la David Drive Dowa or Phone For Aa Appointment solely on evidence produced at nite poaslbility that Sen. Hubert Thanarat Is making progress to all America, he gimned a man the trial and that the tFu depu Blow Your Horn,” pr^uced by House, with the other two. the to the natloii, announced he was Eisenhower's roommate at to death. the Columbia Players, in the Humphrey of Minnesota will get ward recovering from a severe same time and place. The study Manchetler'i Largett FlorUt! ties had honorary commissions Exeter. Rham High Theater on Friday the Democratic presidential cold and a stomach ailment, will be on the Scripture per- honoring the late President John Ruby couldn't claim self-de and had no connection with the The Eisenhowers spent PHONE 649-7700 and Saturday, Dec. • and 7, the nomination. says Thailand’s Interior min talntniT (o Christmas and the F . Kennedy by renaming the fense. He shot Lee Harvey Os sheriff's department. ister. Wednesday and Thursday (Xirtain rising at 8:80 p.m. Dominick also said in a tele prophecies of Chrl.st and nar launch area and missile teat' wald. charged with assassinat Rideau’s lawyer asked that vised interview In New Y ork ' The minister, Gen. Praphas nights at an Inn here. The gen This is an all but improbable ratives of Mis birth. center at Cape Canaveral the ing President John F. Kennedy. the trial be held tn another par that he does not think the death Chausathien, told newsmen In TeL 649-3406 eral decIlnM alt comment to In the Dallas city Jail while the oomedy of a youth who must Mrs. Byron W. Hall is chair "John F. Kennedy Space Cen newsmen. ish-county. The request was de of President John F. Kennedy BEuigkok that Sarit Is in satis man of the flower committee handcuffed Oswald was sur- nied and, after being found guil ohooae bteween his father ana ter" and renamed the Cape, ffs ^ JH affected New York Oov. Nelson factory condition at a Bangkok of the church and requests that "Cape Kennedy." They departed early today for rounded by police. Nor could he ty, Rtdeau was sentenced to his brother... between a hard A. Rockefeller's chances of win hospital. Rumors circulated on anyone wishtnir to place flow 'Despite the claim o( Moscow' the Elsenhower home in Gettys- claim it was an accident. death. Working, hard headed manufac ning the Republican nomination. Thursday night that Sarit had ers in the sanctuary to please that the new. series of Pacific , burgh. Pa. f Gift Suggestions p He couldn’t try to say he did On June 8, 1961, the Supreme turer of wax fruR, and a tlre- Gov. Carl E. Sanders of died. YEARS YEARS contact her at her home on tests are of scientific character,' On Dec. 15, Oen. and Mrs. Ei not do It. Millions saw him on Court overturned the conviction. IcM, woman-thasing playboy. Georgia says he will work In be Sarit, 56, wafi flown to the hos Twin Hills Dr. the fact remains that boosters senhower plan to leave for television as he did It. Other Justice Potter Stewart, speaking Elect and Report half of President Johnson if the pital from hla seaside villa TO On Sunday, the first Sunday used to send multi-ton vehicle.s Palm Springs, Calif., for a S All Kinds of Rings for Mon and Woman S millions saw him do it on end for the court, said Rideau was The executive committee of President runs (or election next miles southeast of Bangkok. He In Advent. Holy Commvinion into orbit space arc the same vacation. £ ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS less television reruns. New.-ipa- denied constitutionally guaran the Hebron First Congrega year. is believed to have suffered a SERVICE SERVICE will be administered at 11 a.m. ■boosters that can be used for pers carried pictures of It from teed due process of law when he tional (Jhirrch .urges all com "Since he is a Southerner, I recurrence of a liver ailment. service. The Rev. James H. coast to coast. , mittees to meet soon as pos launching ballistic missiles or Old Barrels Reused was refused a change In venue. feel hla appeal will be strong in Prime Minister Nehru told PROTECTION CONTRACT PROTECTION CONTRACT Amelin^:, pastor, will use "The putting weapon-carrying vehi S WATCHES for MEN and WOMEN . S The U.B, Supreme Oiurt has Stewart said: "The people of sible to elect a chairman to the South," sand Sanders In Parliament It would have been Sign of Prophecy" as the first cles Into orbit. already said what It thinks of serve for the coming years, and EDINBURGH — Scotch Calcasieu Parish—where the Augusta. Ga. impossible (or him or Vice of a series of five sermons per One of the impact areas desig S SPIEDEL WATCH BRACELETS | the effect on a local community trial was held—had been ex notify Charles Wallace of the Johnson, a Texan, and Sand President Zakir Husain to reach AT NO ADDITIONAL COST taining: to the Christmas sea whisky was not a widely mar which sees a man confess on lo result. nated in the Moscow announce keted beverage until after tlie ^ for man and woman posed repeatedly and In depth to ers are personal friends. At Washington In time to attend son. Greeting after the worship ment is in the vicinity of the cal television to a local crime. the spectacle of Rideau person Ohoroh Service Johnson’s invitation, Sanders President John F. Kennedy’s service will be Mrs. Ruth turn of tlie century, when It But Ruby did more than con Church services Sunday will Marshall Islands, where previ was dlsn-overed that aging It In If. r o n s o n l ig h t e r s ally confessing fn detail to the sat In the executive gallery funeral Monday. Gehring and William Moeng. fess, and It wasn't local. crime with which he was later be at the usual hours; 9t. Pe liehru. In New Delhi, was an- ous rockets have been directed. old bourbon-whieky barrels Im Wednesday when the President Junior Pilgrim Fellowship The other Is nnrtliward in the S PARKER and SHEAFFER PEN and 'J Since Kennedy and Oswald charged. ter’s Episcopal — Holy Com made his first address to a Joint siverlng criticism by Socialist will meet at S:30 p.m. and Sen proved lU flavor. Now diaUllers munion, 8 a.m., morning pray FAMOUS EASY HOME LAUNDRY Pacific, generally east of Tokyo. of Scotch buy about 200,000 were both killed In Dallas, the "For anyone who has ever session of Omgress. party leader Ram Manohar Lo- ior Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 at g PENCIL SETS watched television, the conclu er euid sermon, 10 a.m.. church A.K.M. Faziul Quader Chowd- hia, who said India's failure to second-hand bmrbom barrels In people there could not but be the Church Community House. porUcularly aware of the events. sion cannot be avoided that this school, 10 a.m. hury, former central minister send a top representative The senior group w ill'have an the United StAtea for storing their product iS ELECTRIC and SPRING WIND.CLOCKS ^ And It would-be a poor Dallas spectacle, to the tens of thou Hebron First Congregational. (or education and information, showed the foreign ministry’s Famous Since 1877 "open end" discussion. Ike East Turkey citizen who didn't have an Inter sands of people who saw and 10 a.m., Sunday school, 11:15; is the new speaker of the na inability to make decisions Sunday Masses at St. Mary’s Ii SILVERWARE->STAINLESS STEEL SCTS est In the events and what Ruby heard it, in a very real sense Gilead Congregational. 11:15, tional assembly of Pakistan. He quickly. Church will be at 7:30. 9:30 IivNew England did. was Rideau’s trial—at which he Sunday school, 10 a.m. The Rev. and 10:30 am .; and at St. Jo pleaded guilty to murder. SMALL DEPOSIT Yet, Ruby will be tried before Jiihn N. Cross. po.stor of the Kolb said in a letter that she man sitting on the couch with seph’s Church In EaglevlIIe at HAMPTON, N.H. (A P )-F o r- a Jury of Dallas clttzen.s. 'nils "Any subsequent court pro- united churches, will take foi 14-LB. AUTOMATIC 8:30 a,m. . • LAT-AWAY PLAN would not have known of the his shoes off and talking on the j mer President Dwight D. Et- FOR CHRISTMAS raises a question: Can Ruby get c ^ in g s In a community so his sermon topic "Life In Time TV talk If she had not been in phone. He’d fixed himself a WASHER nie Prince of nace Luther ' senhower and his family F. E. BRAY a fair trial In the legal sense pprvaalyslSr exposed to such a and Space.” Holy Communion 10:15 formed previously by a clip hamburger and was drinking an Church service at enjoyed a traditional Thanks BERUBE'S that the people on his Jury,/^P«ct8 Cle could be but a hollow a m. will have the Rev. Roger TYPEWRITER SERVICE JEWELER will be observed in both church- ping sent her by Miss EMna beer. s Velva power tranamiaalon giving in New England. have not already prejudged formality. Due process of law in Latham of Columbia. Miss Bills W. Heinz, pastor, delivering 437 East Middle Tpkr. •• 737 MAIN STREET— vState Theater Bldg. Mrs. Bosse, 57, said he told a 3 cycles—Includes soak Mrs. J ^ e s A. White of Granby, County YW CA Christmas The Eisenhowers spent the him? thl.s ca.YO I R OLD venue.' So far there Is no Indication Thursday from 10 a m. to 8 p.m. Mre. Raymond Halsted and was named as her home state, CINCINNATT (A P ) — Anna and then discovered he had aerved during thet 11 a m. serv Robbia and corsages. F LK COAT This means having his trial In | Ruby’s lawyers will seek a but the town from wlvlch she ice with a reception of ne^v in the Whiton Library. Mrs. Paul McKay are In charge INTO A TASTY WEEKEND S.P.E.C.I-A.US! Bosse came home from church taken $8.50 from her purse whllt some other city where there was I change of venue or even try to came was not mentioned. Mrs. Thursday and found a young she was fixing the coffee. members. The Rev. Janies R. Mrs. James A. White of of the luncheon. Reeervations NEW not the same local feeling, in-! defend him againiit a charge of ELECTRIC MacArthur, pastor, will uae as Granby, general chairman of may be-made by calling the of- terest or knowledge. But the in-1 murder as such. What they his medHatioQ topic, "Bicpecta- Hartford County Christmas "flee of the Community ~ H y V •CAPE tcrest in, and knowledge of. I seem to have In mind is to argue DRYER tlon.” The greens and decorations a e ry one ' WHOLE BEEF sales, Mrs. Ralph Maher and •STOLE What Ruby did was national. A he was temporarily insane. a 14-lb. dry capacity The Senior Pilgpim Fellow Mrs. Alden Grant, co-chairmen booth will be maintained by tMidertnOi Change In venue would seem ship meeting will be at 7 p.m. of the Manchester unit's sale, members of the Glastonbury • JA CKET senseless. a 3 dry temperatures hi Quandt Hall. organized the event. unit. Mrs. Oyde Brooks and NOTICE ^ TENDERLOINS The Supreme Court stepped in Chile Aidii Farmers SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SAT. a Automatic dewrinklln|( The PYiendly Circle of the Handmade Ekiglirii pewter to a local case earlier this year. a Safety door switch SANTIAGO — Chile la begin church will have a foreign dlah Jewelry may be obtained at the O I b b • a B Assembly WSbur Rideau, a Louisiana supper at 7 p.m. Tuesday In the Jewelry booth of which Mrs. ning a rural-communlly-devel- M.T.M.M.T.Ul.f.f.r.f » T.f.t TUNE-UP TIME Catholle Ijidles of Co Negro, was convicted of murder vestry. Mrs. Richard Elgner and WUllam Anderson is chairman. in a 1961 crime tn which a bank opment program among the • Cyltader C « 3 3 VALUABLE COUf^ON Mrs. Kenneth 8 . Lyon will be Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. lumbus have caacelcd U .1 9 l b . was robbed, a woman clerlr farmers of .Valdl-vla. Of 8,605 AND I P $ 1 4 6 0 0 tn general charge. Russell Minor are co-chairmen all activities scheduled FANCY was stabbed to death, and three farms in the sta(e, 5,215 are o>t FROZEN, CUBED Triag in riiirCaepee 6aa4 h i Saturday the Friendly Cir of jthe gourmet table. 8 Cylinder Cars for the aext month. In SNOW W H ITE Other bank . employes were lew than 247 acres and per cap cle's Holldoy Fair will be held Mrs. William Howe.s, chair LEA^', ALL BEEF SWEET LIKE ita Income Is low. Technical ad *15.88 cluding the train trip to wounded by a lone bandit. from 10 am. to 3 p.m., post- man of the boutique booth, will laeludes new AC spark VEAL Rideau was apprehended. The vice. creiUt, schooling, and me 100 FREE STAMPS posied from the previous Satur have Christmas decorations and plugs, heavy duty points. New York, Snf., Nov. CHESTER HAMBUR8 BACON Musbroomi sheriff got a confession from dical care are to be provided la day. gifts. Handcrafts, the charge of condeaser and rotor. 3(1 and the Christmas CUTLETS him and then, on a local televi an effort to raise living stan W M Aav PoRlMst af $5 or AAtra Gift Planned Miss Magda Neznik, will fea party scheduled for sion station, had him repeat the dards. AtAlYai Ymf ■Pritndly Popular The AU-American Fashion ture all handmade items from Lb. c Valid Friday and Saturday, Nov. 39-36 Tues., Dec. 8 out of re FURRIERS 59 confession in full public view. sera 4-H dub hss voted to send white mice puppets to knitted s Lbfl. S 2 .7 S Lb. 49c This TV confession was broad ADULTS ONLY—ONE TO A FAMILY FULL 23". WESTINGHOUSE C bw w ub spect to our tete presi ROCKVILLE Lb. 69c a gift to a patient at the Wind articles. cast three days In a row. No Stompi wHli CIsoroHoi or Boor—Stoio Low ham Conrsnunity Memorial Hos- The children's piggj' bank dent John F. Kennedy. The defense lawyer contended FOR RENT £^tal as its comimmlty project. shop will have gifts for the 245.2473 that by the television showing ee Hladky and Susan Cochrane whole family as well as penny 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec ALL-CHANNEL TV •81 Main S t, Manchester TR 5.5929 flideau was "allowed to convict have been named to plan a candy, and is the responsIbUlty HIGHLAND PARK MARKET : himself" before the public in an tors—sound or silent, also 1 Christmas party for the group. y e a from which residents were 35 mm. slide projectors. Panthers Host Team or Coll CoHcct 817 HlghloiM S t. MsMsheater—Also Bloomfield. C< Phone •43-4378 ilklled as Jurors at the trial. The Coventry Panthers Midget WELDON DRUG CO. OPEN FRI. and SAT. Further, the lawyer argued, 001 »Iain St.—Tel. 643-5321 > 8-Inch Speak(?r for Dynamic Football team will be hosts to three of the trial Juiws saw the the Bristol Township Midgets of tm 9 P.M. Sound Bristol, Ps. this weekend. The Pennsylvania team was to ar J rive In town at 3 p.m. today. EVERYTHING FOR XMAS! ^ I New "System Coded" Some 44 boys will be accom ► BUY YOUR CAR AT "AUTO DISCOUNT" Chassis modated at local homes with their parents and coaches stay ing at the Nathan Hale Hotel in ► GLOVES ’n MITTENS i • All-Out Front Controls Willimantlc. A reception will be DOUBLE held at the hotel for the adults. FOR DRESS OR PLAY Tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. the ► • Walnut and Blond Available Good Will Bowl Game will be' Silts for Infants to Adults... SHOP and World Green; Stamps played at the Plains AthleUc HAM ILTON J Field, representing a return game of that played last year In A U ARE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 6 »e 9 Only Pennsylvania. ,• B E A C H / Tomorrow a dinner-dante will h - ' be held In honor of the visitors OPEN FAIRWAY PRICED! COMPARE at the Knights of Columbus home on Snake HUI Rd. $ 2 2 8 0 0 Sunday the visitors will attend EVERY T(yU- the church of their faith with the players with whom they are Green Stamps!^ staying. FRAN DICKENSON t h e only lightweighU’upright// WEST VIRGINIA HAMS NITE till OUR PRICES! STONER SMITH — 3 LOCA'nON'.S — President Manoheater Evealag Herald Charge It Treasurer cleaner with // Coventry oorreapondent. F. With 975 MAIN STREET Pauline little, teleplmne 743- Downtown Manchester WHOLE or HALF •381. UNI ◄ 7 ATTACHMENTS PHILCO 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR Greeks Irrigate Cotton CARD FAIRWAY SKINLESS Athena — About 72 per cent of Greece’! cotton acreage la under SHANKLESS Irrigation. This year cotton acre 12.2 C u. Ft. age la expected to rise 18 to 20 SEMI- per cent over last year's 611,000 I acres. BONELESS You Get MORE Car and Pay LESS Here! Automatic adju»t»blt ihouldtr ttrap 1963 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1961 PONTIAC HARDTOP AutomaUc, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, 90 Lb. 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Patent Medicines For to one of the Hsjn- Heat it "locked” in the fur with the world's largest Indepradeat automabU, tbuosc/ ilton Beach authoi^ XMAS HOURS— 9 A.M. to. 9 P.M. — SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. nace between firing periods. Frozen Foods Expectant Fathers ------« VI |rapi iRuuiI • ized aervico stations OIL While They're Waiting and not wasted up the chim Hospital Gifts • Opon MoBdoy thru Saturday 9 A.M. fo 10 P.M. ^ ■’Sarvica. Sacond to Nona!' listed' on tbo prod ney. Thousands of owners Toys White Owl "It’a a Boy" hsad uct guarantM car- ■UT TO «8 P I I P y MANCHESTER BUDGET report exceptional oil sav tiflesto. Soda Fountain and "It's a Girl” Cigars ■houldtr strop portsbio G allon C an ings. No soot means that In stock! portsbio bendy 12-OZ CAN UP TO the cause of about 90*' of Boxed Chocolates upright service calla ii ako elimi nated. Phone us, or come 36 MONTHS in—we'U demonstrate. Auto Discount House hk BEZZINi BROS. WAYSIDE FURNITURE 90 DAYS Fogarty Bros., Ino. emorml Comer Store Tel. 649-3-106 478 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — Phona 643*9531; 643-9532 * 352 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, comar of HAYNES • CASH MANCHESTER, CONN. 51Y EAST MIDDLE TFXE. 818 Broad St.— Tel. 649-4589 “WE’RE OPEN WHEN OTHERS ARE CLOSED!" ' I ■I BUY YOUR CAR AT "AUTO DISCOUNT AT THE GREEN Cor. O f Broad St. and Middle Tpke. — Opposite Shopping Parkade A
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LITTLE Sf*ORTS / BANCm®TEB SVENING ITERAiJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 29,196* PAGE TVkTJNTY THREE B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB d a i l y ' c r o s s w o r d p u z z l b J I V 9 U V 9 U VXtU V flU UtLaA StfU M I vVl mKwk wK^m AvQ l W idow Fin<5^ ir little sisters picked chry*’U New Team UM-MiSEft, ID O N T KNOW MUCH sanl Nnums from their grand-j T T7_* t n W A b o u t THEM FANciT Service Clubs SASON.TME mother'T>^rden and dropped EATIN' FOLKS,MBTAH S e c lu s io n at LJ U J O r j K B O K O R K T E D -m a ROOM them by tbrgTA''*- ■ j e e m - m » o c c a s io n .' a t m o s p h e r e a n d M A 3 0 R ,b u t ARE- ACWMB • DNimltod. m I dty The mayor Of'a.greatrreat city put W. G. GLENNEY CO. SOL^ SURE THIN&S SHOWMANSHIP ARE FULLY AS IMPOKIANT IVTatorul Roap i PMfll ■liMatlvt Hyaimis Port a massive wreath Orara. A White White House TO OS EOORMBTIS AS THE MEAL nSBLFi WfsNTBESO ^ TBick (cenbL House aide sought for vtafds and E6AD/>M.lMfB AD O to> SENEROUS RBLAyiN\1MEy ~ (arm) ftJKTION OF— W /C-^^CIAL FUWOR-J LAPUP1M FUMOR- l O M n l I found only: "He would h|ive • B a lM M M (OoBtiauad from Pag* Om ) won In 1S44 by 10 million 'votei^^^' (Continued from Page One) INS Tt>MT REaPB,*«OIJRBQpeH tOnok BUGGS BCNNV IN^ANDFOOeiT 'nSoMeaiSi Mra. Kennedy came once again Stew V AND BY COMCEALIlio A BIT T H 'a ^ W V BhfloMplMr Prasidant a weak ago today In White House, tn a room next MCMdiiBg fM 10 CUM and prayed. Lifetime Gifts M o r e iNTHiedAiAEtfAucEeorrUe;, door to Johnson's office. Some ' / THECVfN 'ISDwie* lue iaSinlli Dallaa, Tax. Thanksgiving Day became a T k 1 CAN ASSURE A R6LAYEO ATMOS^^ ilTftoBoaa day of homage to John F. Ken observers predict he will wind 0 2 2 DOESN'T LOOK ev\E«e FOR THE MonifiiBr Before leaving Waahlngton, up as the nSw President’s num HEPT6 iUWatar bM UJorfid n M o r a MVolcanie M l nedy In Arlington National Cem VEI?y BI8! HOW 'SOPDijniMlaB M K r ^ ^ U b U 41 Attttadea Mra. Kennedy again rlalted her ber one aide, a job like that HE'LL APPRECIATE 6TO/EPTOVA,_ UAR6EAP 0AST m d t unxidw etery. P rrU N lA l ISDogdaeed tpw M CinHoM I husband'a grave. It waa her . , , , ^ of Kennedy's special counsel. ^ L L IT HOLD?> SINm o h AM^aSn Un (Egypt) 45TrlfMB6d (BoAl Traffic slowed and jammed as TheodoVe C. Sorensen SSBet iMMfiUi M HesdfM 47 BlMcri fifth vtalt alnca the burial Mon- the thousands drove across the 348lMlqr Predoet fday. An ordained Baptist minister, srute MU «r Lincoln Memorial Bridge and Moyers was a newsman for Mrs. MEagU* KOrmtbtl. 4|P?mWm M j BJvery effort was made to fISM other roads to reach the, ceme Johnson's radio and television ■m Umbm b i i Ib i s Io s chad I nlekokiM I shield Mrs. Kennedy from the MThOMVlia tery and Its hills that look over stations, a key member of John M lwiH cMtae p rm ile a ta botpUaU St Sonar BM curious wl en she arrived. Priced to take MSii«USili« the Potomac River. I An Air Force plane which son’s staff when the President urtoH T" r I brought her to' Otis Air Force Many parked their cars and was Senate majority leader, and l 3 M t walked to the cemetery. a manager of Johnson's unsuc J * S4BMdtr« Base taxied down the runway to ' a remote hangar. Silently, they paid their re cessful drive ior the presidential spects at the picket fence that nomination In 19*0. home » U f I She and her children, along Black R Deokap* surrounds the grave and the Kenneth O’Donnell, -Kennedy's 40FDMH with her sister. Princess IjCC eiTiBM m K b U Radziwlll, transferred to a fam late president, who was shot and appointments secretary, already U-IOOVa" U tility drill ily car out of sight of newsmen. killed a week ago today. has cleared his White House Now , . . Black I D tcktr eWtrs a L6* ^SukLto desk, and there is speculation drill It tht lowttt prica tvtr. With a B t S t o m o - Under police escort, Mrs. Ken Mrs. Kennedy made her fifth 4TAfi trip to the grave since the burial the job may go to Horace Busby, Blacks. Decker U.L. industrially listtd motor this drIU nedy was driven the 20 miles to fsaturts sitra pewtr at a now lo# BMK* a former Texas newspaperman pnci. Anothsr outstanding valvt. A L L Y O O P ^ 1 " U “SMm the Kennedy compound over Monday. Dressed In black, she BY V. T. HAMLIN looking Nantucket Sound. Dur knelt, crossed herself, and who has often helped Johnson on w lSr^U tlU moved her Ups In kllent prayer. speech writing. Blacks. Decker S9.88 eSBIow ing the ride, John Jr. rode on VOUPC3NTKNOW VWU. rMXI*RS , his mother's lap while Caroline White House sources say that ..£cxyNE8s, iF m ik s .r p ju s r HEY, tXJC, Mh m a t p o y DU W yood The time spent at the grave U-112y4" utility WHICH HW«"IO NOT A MOOMAN/THKT’S sat between two Secret Service Johnson will retain McGeorge « 0 ? VMEMJ. MOU'RE c In a hindy Rowan Considered gress Wednesday. your choice Blacks Decker storsgt and carrying cast with throa Kennedy sisters. Mrs. R. Sar a tio rtid p ia d ti and b'ada wronch. C»rl T. Rowan, »8. TT, S. ambaasador to Finland and a Ne- gent Shrlver, Mrs. Peter Law- Guest to Speak Mont observers expert White LOOKOUT/ HBLnOIOTDRAZZ WSLLJVS Hou.se Press Secretary Pierre PRISCILLA’S POP MOUVeUM TH* VBUM* M N e t lOFTW aBF jfh>. will be Prealderrt .lohnaon'a presa aeoretary, a Helsinki ford and Mrs. Stephen Smith, DRILL KIT-JIG SAW-SANDER $22.88 aeurce «»id. Rowan, a former Minneapolia Tribune reporter, Salinger to leave. A reliable sig.88 BY AL VERMEER aUMSMAKS TION ABOUT THCM ' SRADOM flew from Washington aboard At 2 Services AWMRVOua K A W N U T O P U r , THATOa- aald he knew he waa being ennaidered for the job. (AP the family plane, the Caroline. .source in Helsinki says he will eovBRa AM'SAnrry kAUNDeO Phbto(RX). Police posted guards outside be .succeeded bv Carl T. Rowan, . isish'TW AT f'x H A D OBVICBS ON BVeiOA I THAT ALL The Rev, Clifford A. Brwno. njand. the compound to shunt traffic ^ W O N D E R F U L THKMTDKECP T H E M . Rowan, 38, a Negro, jdlo^ the TK BABES OUT THINOS seen. In case of Inclement' ^way. The traffic was unusually an ordained minl.ster of the As- « j r r e * Y i! OFDAMaBC/ heavy until mld-evenlng. Kennedy adminlslralion as a HEARD BBPOME/ RockviUe-V ernon weather, the drive will be held semtolies of God and busine s C S P B C l A U y The President's widow and the . deputy a.sslstant secretary of the following Sunday. adminietration d'. rector of state In 1961. He Is a former MBI Pledge FratriniUcH others who Joined the elder Ken-J nedys for Thanksgiving dinner. NorWie""*- Bible College, Green reporter for the Minneapolis U-137C 7V4( Three local students at Tribune. Yule Pai^ade • Worcester Polytechnic Institute Thursday night are expected to Lane. Pa., will speak at tlie Utility SAV remain through the weekend. motming and evensng services Another possibility for 'tlie In Worcester, Ma/m., are pledg press secretary job la Booth WITH FREE ing fratemltlee following the Joseph Kennedy, former am Sunday at Calvary Church. CRRRYIN8 CASE . _ _ - Starts at 1 bassador to Great Britain, has The Flev. Mr. Browne, a grad Mooney, who was Johnson's ex U-151 UtifityJIGSAW U -U IO tility SANDER close of the first ni.shing period ecutive a.sslstant in the Senate been an invalid since a stroke In uate of Central Bible College, Thi quiuty r«putit4on Iniurtt you Sav4 90% on hand tandm i tim t and B la iA s D ecker • of the college year. and wrote a biography In 19.68, work. Oo away with tht druttry of Rockvttle's annual Chrlatmaa December 1961. He plans to 3prit\gfield. Mo., .served a pas- BED criftsmaityhlp with such fts* Tha saw with tha aiia tha pros proHr Charles L. Blake of Sunny "The Lyndon Johnson Story." turss It 3000 cuttini stroh«i. mJn. hand sanding with this s iiy U ban plus basic oawing aceossorto# U now Parade will ba held tomorrow View Dr., Vernon is pledging leave after the weekend for hla ] lorate in Natick, Mass. Prior to ind »n air flow coplini dit sandir that futurti aviiisbia to you in a FREE a ll ita a l Winter home at Palm Beach,' his appointment in Peiirrsvlva i- lyttam for a continu- \1Q Hn bktanci and ruggsd carrying cost. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Richard construction for iong boglniilnc ad 1 pm. Fla. la In 1960, he served the South-! Paiiiplilrtn Numeroua ally dun pattim lint. $19.88 S. Neff of 31 Earl St., Rockville, lift- $49.88 Tha feattva proceaolon will Theta Chi: and Richard A, Sy-I « em N e w England District begin Bt K. Main and Grove monds, .3 Allen Dr., Vernon, Tau i churches a i secretary- and trea.s- WASHINGTON — More than Sta., travel down Main St. ana Kappa Epailon. I PUt urei-e for four years. 18,000 000 copies of United Slates tantUnata on Maple at. at the Messtlng Canceled I Thanksgiving dinners During the Thank^lving Information Agency pamphlets BONNIE for a while and made their way in dozens of languages, exnlaiiv BY JOE CAMPBELL achoot The Vernon Board of Educa- weekend the Rev. and Mrs. The parade will eacort Santa tion meeting postponed earlier on a bleak and gray day up a Browne and iheir two Ing the United States and Its Black a Decker'' A F -*f Claua to hla apeclal houae on this week to next Monday has hill to a grave. ave been guests of the Rev. policies, were dislribuled over BONMC/)' eONNIE.f L JU$T WHEN I WA& W. Main St. He will turn on again been postponed. The next Three schoolgirls brought a ai>d Mrs. Gustafron. seas last year. COME »i J HAVING- e^SOA A GOOD “Mom says she has plenty to be thanlcfie far fa* Chrlstmaa Ughu and atari hla regular meeting, scheduled for FOR CHRISTMAS ■vM OW /y .TIME PLAYINfi-j •ne thini^ Thanksgiving vacation lasts onty four dsysP* daily diacuaaiona wltii children. Dec. 9, will be held as usual, ac- txjrdlng to Raymond E. Rams- XlkW ILLUMm Santa will be avallaible between t h e o w i n a l Oiaav aarjau I h t u 3 and ft p.m. on weekday a and dell, auperintendent of schools. from 1 to ft p.m. on Saturdaya RHS News until Ohriatmaa. The Betty Crocker Home- BRAND NEW Honorary marshal tor the maicer o f Tomorrow teat will B E N C A S E Y parade la former Mayor Her be given on Tue.sday at Rock e » •*0 5 r« J*35»b «*jf5Fa ^ j£ F o •*Q0 Fa man G. Olaon, past p i^ d e n t of ville High School. Any senior OR USE GLENNEY’S LAY-A-WAY PLAN, SURPRISE girl is eligible. the oMoanber. HIM WITH "A GLENNEY" GIFT CERTIFICATE M»H 0 N« 0, e 0 ] ’ S S S S S I JfertMpMfng In ttw parade Principal Joseph A. McCua- •nWPRST OORBBB ► ^ 5 2 2 S ? L s HUNTER? BUT me In M def of bhair scheduled ap- ker win participate In the eval ■mwicuBLooN' H0H0RABie,EXCITlNS, uation of Putnam High School BCACTLYAPPRCWe AH-OPMIOI, « 0 * W B L - . pedllSm?# fell First dire Ion: CapL.LRnkuel H o< ^ ; Rockville, ■Wed!no. Die Bugle and Drum Corps and belle Currier, Tolland; Mrs, I BUZZ SAWYER ALTHOUeH r DOGO color guaan of Bristol; St. Q jg g y g NOUfiiV'PGBny MACTAVI6H BeFcceit3ei«/ Louise Miles, Scott Dr.; Joseph dercoat. OUR $ BY ROY CRANE ALONG WITH THe Luke’s Paradettes; Boy Scout RXLY'OCEAAORE, €AVING'PEBTTy’ A THIN© UKB Jeziorkowaki, 11 Legion Dr.; PRICE »TWEW SABSSP, SOIWP ANP WMPEP INTO A CAIESA. MACTAVI6H, GENTiMiaYr exPR K seD . float; Boy Scout marching unit; Brian LAmiberger, Ellington; . - « v e u u s M v f i g tum m ST PDUy.'..THAT THAT... Explorer Scouts; Vernon Junior LIST PRICE $2472.35 NEW 4AIMUP1IMTPUNT n x c o WA6ME. Mrs. Lena Hill, 87 Union St. ' » ' ' v*'/ 'I; » , fOUTCFW W oim a n' a Chib float; GiM Admitted yeoterday: Paul MIND/ Scouts; Holy Cross All-Girl Fife Lanz, 22 Falrview Ave.; Rev. Drum and Bugle Corps of New William Moe, Tolland; Jimmy Brltadn; St. BerpatxVs float; Emery, 12 Moser Dr.; Karen 1962 VALIANT 1962 C A D ILLA C midltd football team; Union Itoroe, 2 Eknerald Dr.; Mrs. V-200' 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, auto 4-Door Hardtop. Air conditioning, radio, OongregatAonal Church float; Lulu Johnson, Tolland; Mrs. matic transmission, whitewall.*. heater, automatic transmission, power steer Oonnecticut Golf Land float; Miary Trlnks, 87 Grand Ave.; Connecticut Llgdit and Power Many other extras. ftOOD Do\»ti ing, brakes, seat and windows. Many other Samuel Boudreau, 9 Allen Dr. deluxe Cadillac extras. Full Price Oo.i Ladd A Hall A Exchange Dischairged yesterday: Kath Extra clean. ^£70 A hard to find ear. “ O O T D Caub float. leen Bateman, BUllngton; Mrs. Thlnd dtviaion: Oapt. Jerry Sophia Mattis, 23 River St.; OKV Romk^wicz; Rockville Police Mrs. Olga Hohnlk, 4 Grant St.; OIMUJ Chief; Asnerican Legion color Mra. Susan Miller and daugh 1961 PLYM OUTH flWilSVVaiSAISSBZEnAHAND i\ //y/9 guaidt American Legion Junior 1960 CH EVROLET ^OAPPEPOVERSB MOOTK j| ter, Elcho Dr. 9-Pasaenger Station Wagon. 1 owmer, radio, FWe and Drum Oorps; Ann Mar- heater, power ateering. Bel Air 4-Door Sedan, 3-tone blue, radio, ley’a fleet; Red Oroas float; Vernon news Is handled by Many other extras. C9/IA Down heater, power glide. CAPTAIN, EASY RockvfUa Public Health Nurs BY LESLIE TURNER the Hersld’a Rockville Burean. A scarce model. ♦349 A real gem. •299 1 0 M N T E G R A L ing Service; Washington Park 6 W. Main St., telephone MICKEY FINN Junior Combination Corps of 876-3186 or 649-8797. BY LANK LEONARD 1 WELCOMl FMI. VOUR TUK MIU ee Mlt.Cl00NSyf Meriden.; Junior Chamber of RADIAL ARM SAW XMT0p«^iR.ie OH------AMY KlUP 0> It ■ Mrs M ms LAI. I-.C0MB * i,m ra IB ^ t o p i s Commerce float; PAC float; WORKBENCH OroPEyuow THRU M A FEW MlUUnsl 1961 F A L C O N 1958 PLYM OUTH WORK T«ArLL\ :•! TBACHIMG ME RookviiUe Family Campers Aj»- 3450,5000 a 10,000 R.P.M. Heavy duty 2 2 'wide f a r m m e f a r e ' TOBOWliWAFH. ■oclaitlon float; Rockville Fire President Poses 2-Door. Standard shift, heat- S I Q O Down 9-Passenger Station Wagon. A hard to find X 70* long X 36' high BACKDME i MR ITL SOON HAVE CLOONKYI LOTS OF TIMe Department Santa daua' Work er. Many other extras. ^ I T T model. Very, very clean. Elxcellent mechanic workbench. Ready FOR HOgglElt shop; the S t Patrick-St. An For First Photo ally with power steering, power tailgate, toaaiemble, for onty thony School Junior and Andant automatic transmission, radio, FIto and Dnm Corps of Hart- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi heater and many Down lon l; Santa Ctaua. 1960 FORD other extras. •18.95 Near Patrolman dent Johnaon posed for formal Vf... ■■ Tha newest addition to Rock- portraiU today. T-Bird 3-Door Hardtop. Radio, heater, auto- vttW’a polloa'force is 31 year-old The Preeldent, in a dark blue transmlsslon, power steering. Hannan A. FTita of 172 South suit, b)ue shirt and matching Many other 9^34^ Price ^ 1957 FORD • a /y N E W Nelson Work and St, Chief George A. Trapp has tie, with the emblem of the Hobby Bench. All steel Silver Star on his lapel, sat Convertible Couj^e. Radio, heater, announced. •179.U0 frame, bir 24” x 48” The patrolman is married and patiently before the lights. automatic transmission. jM A 6 Price , has three children. He began So many photographers Priced to sell. ' 4 | T 5 work top of heavy duty ' duty with the department Sun- turned out for the formal pic 1960 CHRYSLER novaply, extra strength By EARL YOST America’s finest college cross country runner,- Vic Zwolak of Villanova, got the better of his first duel ever with Little Johnny Kelley of the Boston A.A., rec- 'i ognized in most quarters as Uncle Sam’s greatest long | distance runner, in the 27th annual Five Mile Road ! Race yesterday morning. Zwolak, who will note his 25th I / birthday Saturday, ran aide by side with Kellev fo r' nearly four miles before he turned on the speed to ea» i ily whip the great two-time Olympian who was seeking ' his third straight and seventh triumph in a dozen tries over Manchester’s paved streets. Zwolak wa« at his best, a.s'f' was expected, and not only ■bowed his heels to the recent The early leader was Carl Track Hall of Fame inductee, Rohrbach, a local lad. now a but he zipped aroimd the five freshman at the University of mile course in record time, Michigan, but as the pack ap shaving nearly six seconds—a proached the first mile marker, fantastic total—off the record it was a four-way battle be •ethy Kelley in 1957 of 33:53.4. tween Kelley, Zwolak. Conefrey The 5-9. 140-porind e^>eedster and Hyland. from Wilmington, Del., was After two miles, Kelle.v and clocked In 23:53.4. Zwolak ran almost side by side STOPPED TOO SOON— Halfback R. G. Lewis is It i« interesting to note that as they opened a lead over the ing point in the game. About to make the key WIDE OPEN SPACES— East Catholic’s Tom Ba- Guard John Mac (74) has blocked out two men on third and fourth place nuinens. about to be stopped— still short of the goal line Kelley's time of 24:0« was the tackle are Windham’s Jim McLaughlin (31), Terry vier roars through a huge hole in South’s line dur left, opening at least half of the path for Bavier. third fastest in the 27-year his This was the case until the two during half play yesterday against Windham. The Therrien (61) and Walt Wanagd (behind Lewis). torv of the Five Miler. co-leaders neared Hamlin St. on Indians' failure to score on this series was a tum- ing yesterday’s action at Mt. Nebo. The stocky (Herald Photo by Pinto.) 137 Started, 134 Flirished B. Center St. Zwolak zoomed (Herald Photo by Pinto.) halfback scored twice to spark East's victory. Weather was just perfect for past the former Bosttm Univer the 13th holiday sports speota- sity flash and steadily built up ele under the sponaoraMp of hda margin during the final ‘Football Short Stuff Nutmeg Forest No. 116, Tall mile, the remainder of the dis JOHNNY KELLEY GEORGE CONEFBICY DAVE HYLAND RAY CROTHERS Windham’s 12-0 Triumph Cedars of Ijebanon. 'nw sun was tance on E. Center S t and Second Place Third Place Eagles Cop Mythical Title shining, the air was crisp, the down Main St. to the finish Une Fourth Place Fifth Place temperature 50 degrees and on Main St, opposite School St. ‘Hanging’ Player once again an estimated 13,000 Team honors were won by ‘Started Out at 5:30 a,m. spectatora lined the course to Villanova with Zowlak (1), Hy VIC ZWOLAK Six-Time Winner Got Lesson Leaves Big . Red Winless watch a fiekl of 137 start—one land (4) and Bright (6) finish First Place With 28-8 Win over South lesa than the record aet tai 1661, ing in the top 10. Second tecim Subject of Thefts <^Wojclk gathered It to and . There were three dropouts and laurels went to the Spartan By HOWIE HOLCOMB sped a penalty, shoved the Indians bock 61ess but after the halftime'^ th« Olympic Squad Goal 60 yorde to the ooore. A p »m By JOHN GOLDEN winnera. But the alert the 134 who completed the run A.C. with Siegal (7) , Burch No statistics will ever be to their 23 and on the next jriay. break. East went back to work. Flagles recovered five Rebel marked the second greatest Second Shot at Vic failed to added the extra polnto. Bill Wojclk intercepted a (3ark By HOWn HOLCOMB With the mythical great mann (6) and Bob Powers (11) recorded on the subject but his right arm waa immobil Harvey got the next drive go fumbieo and Intercepted a pair number in history. R was the The Big Red got off two fair pasi and one play loiter, the Hanging from a sideline ized. His injury will further er Hartford parochial ing too, recovering a fumble. of passes—and that was the dif fifth straighit year that more Top Schoolboys Of Winner Zwolak there undoubtedly were far ly long sustained drives to the game ended. pole at the start of the hamper the early Manches school championship and a Apparently stalled on fourth ference. than 100 men and boya an game At Memorial Field Dr. Chfutie Robbina, the sen Would Be Welcomed fewer digestive aids used in first half—ette le of WUllmantlo no time yesterday morning at two place men, the biggest ova It was an unfamiliar position for Johnny Kelley yes pass was inoomsdete and the Passes completed 1 of 6.4 of 15 mode It 22-0 when Mike Ma- Yards passing ...... 88 38 The handsome Zwolak, who lesst supporters of Windham youths swiped the dummy With Hamilton out of ac Mt. Nebo Field. With a crowd 1 sink ran over for the conver- tion from the fans at the fin who easily broke the course record in winning the 27th Whippets took poSaeeelon at Yards passing ...... 47 79 Fumbles lost ...... 1 2 ^>ent three years in the Iilarina terday morning when, instead of giving a lesson— which High’s football squad should their 18. Fumbles lost ...... 1 1 and left It on the Windham tion jayvee (|iiarteiback of about 2,000 looking on, the ston after all his receivers were ishing Une was given to the annual Five Mile Road Race in Manchester yesterday have been able to owollow food Para tnterreptiona ... 2 1 Corps before entering VUlanova he does in his everyday life as an English teacher at A third try stalled at the Yards Penalized ...... 16 >.46 bench but a few moments Bud Ludgren dressed for Easties scored twice in the i covered. Yards penalized...... 90 86 In Villanova, Pa„ earned the pracacing MJD. from Middle- morning, is the 1964 Olympic team. Zwolak, 5-9 and a easier than Silk (^ty boosters opening period and went on to Fitch High School in Groton— he received Palochka. R KeHloux. W. been competing in Manchester. played the "echo.” The through the fuU season. less than 100 yards behind the of the world famous Fred Nor Villanova. nmning side by side on E. Cen Kelley kept Intact Ms phenome awarded annually to the win most of the post-totermlssion overall record, 4-8 In the C(3IL went up a few moments later gaining 116 yarda of 186 the Clemens Slattery, Costello, Losler, Do you realize that you drew buglers were Pete Pantaluk That year, under Walker O onln. McCarthy. MerusL 32-year-okl schoolteacher Zwo- ris, o f Brockton, Mass., High, 'We were worried about not ter St.) I misjudged the flMeh nal record of never having fin ning team. Wldhom has domi play was to Monefaester'a half and one gome (against Bristol when Rick Harvey picked off team ^oked up on the ground. the top college runners in the Central) unplayed. and Ron Valiizxl, alumni Briggs, the club was also Score by Perloda; lak’s margin was about 150 came in 16th emd Bob Brzozow- getting to Manchester," the Une. I saw the tremendoua ished below fourth place in a nated the play in the three-year o f the field. Two woH-plaoed 0- 8. smother Rebel aerial and scam He also caught a couple of Bast ...... 14 0 8 8—18 East as well as the best AAU MHS bondsmen. yards and 15 seconds better aki o f Bunnell High in Strat good-looking Villanova captain crowd (At the Center) and dozen tries. And In his last 10 TTionkogiving Day series. *Ihey kicks kept Manchester deep in Windham (IJ) pered 42 yards for the second passes and oven threw one him South ...... 0 0 0 8—I runners? , EindB: Prue. Lomb&rdo. Ferrigno. TD — KC; Bavier 8, run: Harvgr than the perennial winner and ford was 2C2nd. Leading Man from Wilmington, Del., said. thought that was the finish races in Manchester, KeUey has won the first .meeting in 1961, its territory much of the fourth T o r ie s : Peteraon. Fawcll, score. self. Best Race In Country Start of the game was East Catholic announced 42. Intercepted paaa. ^ v l e r 83. pre-race favorite, Kelley. chester achoolboy was Larry We (Villanova teammates) Une. It worked out aU right, either won or placed second. played to an 8-8 Ue lost season quarter. Prlnxle. after Its game at Mt. Nebo This time Bavier added the * Statistios belle the final run; Bajmlsht 36. run. "TTils is the b » t race in the Guards: Therrien, Helnonen, held up for about 19 min Rounding out the top 10 were Seretto, a Junior at Bust Cath stayed in Colonia, N. J., at though.” His overall record stands at. and now ho/ve won again. A Werstler punt got the ball extra points and East was In score. South had 11 first downs 9 C: Menisi 3B, paM from Fa* country. The people here are Woroeoter, Gnediolow, T. Poulos. utes as some fans were that tri-captalns had been k>chkA. Dave Hyland of Villanova, Ray olic High, with a 30th place Dave Hyland’s last night. We Did Zwolak look back aev- six wins — 1961-5B-58-07-61-62, out to the Tribe 42 but George Centers: C. Poulos, Schambaclc. front, 14-0, in the first quarter. to six for East and gained 210 LARRY 8ERETTO just wonderfiil. Biveryone treats Lewis Honored • watching t h e Flve-MUe elected for next year, the PAT ^ ex:. Bavier (run); MaMuk CrotiherB of Central Connecti ment. grot up at 5:30 this morning in eral times to see where KeUey four seconds — 1960-6(^9-63, Dick Lewis, Manchester's tug WittUuns, on the bench much Bocks: Williams. Muir. Toedt. school’s first four-year, tall The second period was score- yards overall, only 14 less than (run); SC: W. Cl«m«na (nm). Flrat Mancbeater Schoolboy Finisher you like a king.” the 32-year- one third— 1969 and one fourth of the first half after being HjuiyckJ, R. Wojclk, Smith, T. Road Race and were a bit cut, Hugh McESeney, unat Individual awards were pre hopes of getting here on time. w as? i l f l H ged two-way guard received the Wojclk. HcLau^Iin. W. Wojclk. varsity season. ’They are Joe oW ex-Boston Universrty- star —1968. iftialcen up—unoorlced a peas to late getting to their seats. tached, Alan Siegal mid Ralph sented to the first 25 fiiushera did the driving,” the recent Looking foe Teammate said. Varsity M Olub plaque as the HaarJiester (0) AlnbicM, Tom Bavier and I04A cross country champ Winner of 18 National ebam- F'errlgno that covered 40 of Ends: S|Mncer, Simmons. Norris. Burchmann, both of the Spar by Acting MUyor Frank Stam- “No,” the Delaware runner outstanding Manchester player Skip nMmaa. said. Teammate Hyland was KeOoy, winner of six previous pkmshlpa and a recent addition those yards in one fai^ge gulp. Tackles: Uonette, Warren. Peace, Two Indians— Rick Daley Tied Packers tan A.C. of Brockton, Mass., ier and Gbahd TaU WiDlam said. ‘T was looking back try in yesterday's gome. Lewis re IXxon. Dick Bright of Villanova, for fourth and A1 Adams of Jer Five JOlers, and holder o f the to the Helms Track and Field Ferrigno made a dazzling catch and Bob Hamilton did not Stavenson. Wilbert Hadden was ing to see where iSok Hyland covered the hall that gave hie Guards: Alibrlo, D. Lewis. Gen- Pre-game eeremonlea at mer Wilson High in Middletown sey City, N. J„ 21st. course record until 11 o'clock Hall of Fame Kelley, after tak between tw o defendeia. He then tllcore drees for the game because was general chairman, Bill Ir Order of the Finish olub possession on Windham’s Centers: Parrott. Nebo Included a memorial ace. and veteran Charlie Ityaon Showed Heels to All was. We had run together in a yeeterday morning, covered the ing time out to praise Zwolak, bulled over ftom the two for of Injuries. They were joined Need Help Sports in Brief win, treasurer, and Jim Wright, nu m ber of raoee this season distance in 24:08. his second seven and more important, was Backs: Clark, R. G. Lewis. Rich service tar the late Presi of the Hartford Track Club. Dy secretary. Got here in time. Zwolak did. said, "I really want to thank the tosuronoe score. ard. Werstler. Bomberger, Sylves on tho bench “ Infirmary” and many tim es ran side b y best docking in 12 tries. It a solid defensive - (and offen- dent Kennedy. 'Hie Rev. son won here in 1666 in the In fact, he not only arrived in the race sponsors for letting me Manchester bod one shot left. te r Cote, Pohl, Lodi. by sophomore Dick Bom- John Shngnie, principal of NearSy 100 full course dinnaa Slide. No, I wasn’t wmriad about Place Name wasn’t good enough as Zwolak, slve) operator all game. Score by Periods: elosest race ever, when but one time to catch his breath and AffUiation Time run and the people who cheered TVLking a pltcbout fiom Woody berger who was hurt bi the Soath Oatoollc, spoke brief From Rivals were served to the rurmers in KeUey. But I was concerned _1. Vic ^wolak .... Windham ...... e 0 0 6— 12 AU-EOS4 Team ^and Penn Stata’a Glenn Rina second separated the times of stretch his weary legs but also VUlanova A. A. .. ,.23:63.4 in the midst of a great collie me ail the way. I can’t tell you Windham morved into a startr Otark, Werstler ust befeire he was kick); (pass failed); Ferrigno 3 run dent’s interest In physical DETROIT (AP) — Mighty NEW YORK (AP)—Roger 3. George Conefrey a new standard, nearly six sec (pass failed). Holy Cross at center with Jim campalgpiers in a race which me, but they do Dick.” Hyland Unattached ...... 24:17 ing forward to coming back play in Uw first period. Man tackled, tossed a short pass to PA Announcer Randy fitness. "Football is one sure Green Bay needs help from Staubach plays football unlike 4. Dave Hyland . . . onds faster than Kelley's rec Whalen of Boston College and attracted 12,000 onlookers. was fourth, 23 seconds behind t'illanova A. A. . .24:30 again. chester had failed to gain on its R. O. Lewis. TTm latter braced Smith performed his duties way to attain this,” he said, three other Western Division 6. Ray Crothers . .. ord of 23:59.3 set in 1957. anyone else his opponents face John Perry of Brown at ends. After receiving his handsome his teammate. Central Conn. A. A. ..24:52 "This is the greatest racing ttrat serioa and Bob Werstler down the rideltoe to Windham’s with one available hand. He "and I’ m sure the president clubs in order to get a crack at 6. Hugh McEleney "I feel groat,” KeUey report and he has the Heinsman Tro Photo Credit first prize silver coffee service, Zwolak said that he first Unattached ...... 25:04 town in the country.” tried to punt on fourth down. 10 before sbeppring out of suffered a fractured arm In would have approved of to Hs third National FVxjtball valued at more than $100, heard about the Five Miler here 7. Alan Siegal .... Spartan A. C. . .25:16 But fauUcy Al Ferrigno blocked bounds. a touch football game and phy to prove his supremacy. ‘Must’ Pro Game day’s many games.” League championship. NEW YORK (AP)—S t Loola Zwolak headed back for Dela from Steve Parayna, former 8. Ralph Burchmann Spartan A. C...... 25:25 the boot. The bell rolled kxise Paul Martha is on ex-quarter 9. Dick B r ig h t ...... But on the oeoond play from Ye.vterday, the Packers and Cleveland, two of the three Photo coverage of the 1963 ware behind the wheel of his Wesleyan standout, now in the VUlanova A. A ...... 25:36 toward the oUeUne but Tom ■orimmaga a 16-yard clipping slipped one-half game behind back playing left half and Gary car for a Thanksgirtng dinner Marines at Quantico, Va. 10. Charles Dyson .. Hartford Track Club ..25:48 teams tied for the Eastern Five Mile Road Race which 11. Bob P o w e r s ...... Chicago, the division leader, Wood plays like a whole pla Conference lead In the Natlim- appears In thla Issue of The with his family. "The people here were most Spartan A. C...... 25:48 Peters’ Persistence Pays, when the Detroit lAons tied toon. Together with Mike How did the new Five Mile encouraging," Zwolak said as 12. Jeff Galloway .. Wesle.van Frosh ...... 25:60 ol Football Leegue, meet Sun Herald was the work of 18. Angus Wooten .. them in the waning seconds 13- Brown of Delaware and Prince day In a vital game that could Chief Photographer Cinch champ find hl« first meeting he awaited the presentation ot UConn V a rs ity ...... 25:56 13 In their annual Thank-sgiving ton fullback Cosmo lacavazzi 14. Ambrose Burford Fitch Harriers ...... 25:59 drop the loser out of the race. Oflara and Joe Saternls. against the great Johnny Kel award.s. "I know that Kelley Lukewarm Longhorns Wins,Him AL Rookie Award Day battle. they comprise an unusual five- ley? 16. BUI LaVigne .... Providence Col. A. A ...26:04 It is a must game for the was the big favorite but they 16. Ed N o r ris ...... Compounding Green Bay’s man backfield on the 1963 All- Browns, who finish their sched "Kelley is a road racer. I’m more than treated me fairly.” Boston A. A ...... 26:08 problem* is an Injuiy suffered East team selected by the As 17. Bob Ramsay .... .Spartan A. C...... 26:11 BOSTCN (AP) — ______ule on the rood at St Louis, 18. Earle Fncrlllo ... PerslstentpPennsylvontan------w m t fast after by linebacker Ray Nitschke. H-t^ sociated Press. A pair of 230- Detroit and 'Wisshington. New Brockton A. C...... 26.15 Win TV ‘Squeaker’ Gary Peters, the left - hander that. From July 4 to Labor Day said he broke a bone In hi* right pound-plus tackles, Ernie Bor- 19. John Keleher .... I'Conn Varsity ...... 26:16 who began to feel like a yo-yo York and Pittsburgh figure to 20. John Salclus .... the never-say-dle southpaw won foreamt in tho fourth quarter ghetti of Pitt and Gerry Phil- keep on winning until their Georgetown A. A...... 26:17 between the minors and the Chi 11 consecutive games, setting an of tho game and won’t see any ben of Buffalo, feature a line 21. Al A d a m s ...... VUlanova A. A ...... 26:24 NEW YORK (AP)—The phone jangled. T e n s Coach cago White Sox. was named the nhowdonn game Dec. 15, the 22. Bob BrzozovvskI, American League record for more actiop this season. which haa Army's Dick Nowak last day of the regular aeason. Biinnall H a rriers...... 26:.30 Darrell Royal picked it up. American League Rookie of the freshmen hurlers. 23. Alan Bartlett .. . Bristol Eastern ...... 26:.S4 Year for 1963 today, beating out Tile Steelers are only one game 24. Tom Durie ...... “ Was It too much for it to watch all the time?’’ he Peters wound up with a won- bark of the Giants, Cards and Providence Col. A. A. ..26:37 teammate ’Pete Ward. lost record of 19-8, and had an 25. Bob Elsenhauer .. Brown H, Spartan A. C...... 26:41 asked. “ Well, Nellie, I wou dn’t have watched it either The 26-year-old Peters re earned run average of 2.33 tops if I hadn’t had to.’’ ceived 10 of the 20 votes cast in the league for starting pitch by a committee of the Baseball Buvlor Ne»>d» Reel The caller waa the wife of ers and bettered only by Dick PROVIDE.N’ CE, R. I. (AP) — John Oonnally, tanking from the Otheir bowl aaaignmenta will Writers Association .of America. 26. William Shorten 26:41;elIo 29:46; 80. BUI Taylor 29:49; oome from Satmxlay gnfrtee, RadaU’ 2.03 figure for the Bos TTie Bo.ston Celtics, here for ,a boopltal where her husband Is Third baseman Ward of the ton Red Sox. 27. Mike Bigelow 26:47; 28. Gene game with Philadelphia to 81. Dick Novak 29:58 ; 82. Mike TCOuperatlng from his bullet with most interest oentering on DICK LEWIS White Sox received six votes. Pinto 29:55; 88, Tim Dobratz the West Coast Rose Bow} sit- He also pitched 18 complete night. say Elgin Baylor of the Goss 26:61; 80. Jim Tierney wounds. Honored Indian Minnesota Twins center fielder games and hsui four shutouts. 29:59 ; 84. Bruce Dobratz 30:04; Mrs. Oonnally was calling to itotlon. Two ganwB hold the Jimmie Hall drew the other Ijos Angeles Lakers definitely 26:54; SO. Larry Seretto 26:59; He struck out 189 batters in ?43 needs a rest. Tommy Heinsohn ,85. Scott McDonough 30:05; 86. effsr tho govemoir’a oongmtula- key — Washington State at Bight major league teams four. 51. Paul Daly 26:.59 ; 82. Alex Innings while allowing only 68 went so far as to say the Lak Dick Carlson 80:07 ; 87. Dirk tlona to the Cotton Bowl-bound Woohdugton and UCLA at have working agreements with Peters, the first Whitf Sox walks. Orloff 26:69; S3. Dan McKeon Furlllo 80:11; 88. Fred Hans- Southern CaUfomla. A league ers are "ruining” Baylor by Texas team, which had just the California State League rookie winner In half a dozen Ward. Canadian-born, 24-year- 27:03 ; 34. BUI Smith 27:07; 36. mann 30:12; 89. Pat Conefrey wrapped up its first perfect sea vote will decide the entry. clubs. years, wouldn't have drawn a permiUing him to play with an older, was Chicago's biggest of injured knee. “It’s terrible.” 30:16; 90. George Katz .30:29; son in 43 years and virtually single vote had the balloting WUlie Gagnon 27:10; 36 Leonard fensive weapon, leading the said Heinsolin “They should 91. Dick Zlllnskas 80:34; 92. Jim clinched the National champion been conducted at mld-seSson. Kaminski 27:10; 87. Robert White Sox in practically every 1 take him out. He can’t do any Ouiimlngs 27:20; 38. Dick Brag- Landon 30:87 ; 98. David Ploss ship. He had won only five games In hitting department. He batted ■80:43 ; 94. Lawrence Campbell his fifth attempt to stick with thing He's hurt and they’re don 27:22 ; 39. Reuben Bigelow - Only mtoutea had 'elapsed n iE GAME at New Haven, .269 In 157 games, hit 22 home ruining him.” Baylor wears* a 27:27; 44). Dick Maloney 27:20; 30:44 ; 96. John Stanldewicjc Chicago. runs, drove In 84 runs, had 177 30:68; 96. Craig Duke 81:06; 97. slaoa the lukewarm I«nghoma special harness for a knee in 41. Greg Haskell 27:36; 42. An HoA ntoped Taxaa AftM 15-18, But the 6-foot-2, 300 • pound hits and scored 90 runs. Ron Androeh 81:07; 98. Leelle jury and is taking cortisone gelo Campbell 27:38; 43. B o b Duke ciurltole cracking over the Rivals Ivy Title Contest Lunge 31:11; 99. WillUm Yetke shots for a calcium deficiency. Banberger 27:33; 44. Charles one with 1:19 remaining to Hawks Take Ixwd Robbins 27:36; 45. Al Gardiner 81:14; 100. Ed Bean 81:17; atose out a drive that kept its NBW HAVEN (AP) — Thef: Sports Vieiving Correnti Winner NEW YORK (.VP)—St. Louis 27:68; 46. Dirk I-aliberte 27:57; 101. Richard .Wirta 31:17; 102. momentum despite a pass tavter- Ivy title os well as the Big Ivy League football ohaimpion- ’Three pixwlded, of (Xiurse, they FRIDAY has taken over first place in the 47. BUI OaduB 23:03; 48. Charles Robert Russell 32:22; 103. Clar osption. ence Hilton 31:26; 104. Wmiaiii ship Is expected to be decided defeat Yale (3-3). 10 p.m.— Fight of the Week In Duckpin Test Wefitern IMvlsIon of Hie Na- Hunter 28:07 ; 40. Oraig War Texas had already clinched a tloiial BusketbaU AsMoeiatioii, ren 28:07; 50. Bob Crandall Gruters 81:28; 105. Bob Adam Adamec in the Dartmouth *t Prtneebm Princeton, beaten only by (Persol vs. Thomas) 28:07; SI .56, 106. .lohn Mtillane 31:44; Cotton Bowl berth, but two oth- game tnmoRiow, but ’THE Harvard, can win Che Ivy crown Channel 8 but the Cincinnati Royals are sr bowl spots were filled on a NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mau- GAMIB ait New Hhvco betwean outright by belting Dartmouth rico Correnti of Manchester and liaving difritnilty making any 61. Steven Howard M :0 8 ;, beefy Thankagivlng Day pro headway in tiie Eastern sector. LAST MAN HOME— 62.I. Richard Moeeley 28:(M;28:08 : 5868.' *9?' ^"^r Horvurd and Tola has ait Imst and Oooich Dick Cotanan ia oon- SATURDAY Ken Basseibt of Rooky Hill were Alderucci 31:46; HO. Kra Han gram — minds grabbing Hs equal blHIqg. llldent hda Tlgera, led by plung- The Hawks moved * oue-hoU The oldest man in the Ron Casseee 28:09; 64. Ted Cor Hist Roso Bowl assignment in 1:15 pun.— Yale va. Harvard ttw winners of Oonneotiout klnson 32:09; 111. Lea Dowd Hoirvaiid would Iftw nothing toig ftiUback Ooomo laoavazzl, Channel 3 duckpin tourneys on Thanks game in front of idle LoS An bitt 28:11; 65. Tom Bums 28:18; | U yoan and North Carolina ac geles by downing Detroit, )18- field yesterday, Ckiry- 66. Paul Kryriak 28:18; Si! better toon bo beaL Tola and wm do IL 4 p.m.—Wide World of giving Day. cepting a Gator Bowl offer. win the Big Three title for Its Sports 101, last ulghL .At the same The mind won the Big Ten However, the Big Green upset Correnti compiled a six game don Jordan of Wind George Bela 28:19; 68. Ron Me- David MwMiy m m - ite’ liLli alumnus, the late President John (Grey Cup Games) time, the Royals made the most Daniel 2 8 :28; 69. Phil Kenny 32-2? a L eonferonoe title and the bowl the Tigers a .vear ago and have 877 to win the Waterbury Open. of the talents ot Oscar Robert sor, who admits to 57 F. Kennedy whose ossaMlnation their ebar haifbaok, ’Tom Spang- Channel 8 M :29; 60. Carl Rohrbach 28:29; Donald 32:38; 117. Dave Budd- berth with a deceptive defensive He had games of 108, 134, 172, son and Jerry Lucas for a 126- a week oigo today ohocked the eitbeig, in top shape for the Frat 5 p.m.— NFL Highlights 157, 16(2 and 144. years. Jordan, one of 61. Tom Bakie) 28:35 ; 62. Bill MONKEYS? . . . BIRD WATCHERS? . . No, just formation revolrtng around 110 triiitnpli over Philadelphia ington 33:04; 113. Ken NecMttlo world. tbne tMa; aeosotL This game, as Channel 30 Murphy 38:89; 68. Bob Bearda- 33:09; 119. Hal Davey 83:17; 120. Dick Butkue that hetoed throt- Other leaders amotw the 103 In tile only other game suhed- the East’s top runners lee 28:46; M. Mike Burke youngsters who wanted to get vantage Oe Mlehlgan State, i^ - ‘Dw 'The sportioaniiided JFK, who wen aa Harrard at Yale, waa entrlea were: Ray .Battlstoai, Steve Sullivan 34:01; 121. Doug points to view the finish of the Five Mile Road Race ' ployad on Ilia Junior vonito to SUNDAY uled. It was the Royals’ fourth in the 1920’s, was 28:60; 66. Dan Wood 28:68; 66. DarUng 34:01; 122. George Tar Heels edged Duka 16-14, on poalixnad from toot Satunday WotoriMry, 860; Sandy Nllee, otralght vtotory and olxtii hi Ida undegnaduebi d m at Hmv oAer ttw noittonal tragedy. 1:45—Time Out for Sports Jim Hunter 28:Ci8: 67. Bill Smith Royce 64:25; 123, Richard a 4 2 - y a n l ^ m o I by Max Ohanael 8 Manchester, 800; Sam 2Soza, eight gomta. Still, tlisy -ore along with Charlie 29:M ; 68. Chris Kuttorue 29:06; Chapman with 88 seconds ro- rartl, oMw Ida toot fcoiboR gatna OonwH and aentor G c^ Wood Waitarioury, 847; Joe SerapUla, Schaustor 84:37; $24. Jeff Wal to Ortobar wtien ttw Ottaanon 2:30 p.m.— Giants vs. three and one-half lengths be Robbins, the only men 60. Mike Kennedy 29:11; 70. den 36:06; 126. John Qarvey inatning. llnlriwd their Ivy season yester Bristol, 847; Bob Bova, Oak hind paeesettlng Booton, wUeh ployed a 8-8 tie wMh Oohmlila day by whipping Penn. 17-8, at Cowboys Murray Randall 29:17; 71. Stove 36:14; 126. BmU Demko 85:43; Five Bowl Teams Channel 3 ville, 846; Steve Knapp, Strat has lost only one of 14 games. in the race who took at Cambridge, Mesa. Phlladeaphla In the 70t)h game Brian 29:21; 72. BUI Bracken 127. Paul Jordan SS:4S; 128. Team, Schoolboy Winners Five major college teams now 3:30—Patriots vs. Oilers ford, 842; and Eld KloEUk, Hart ON THE MARCH— Football players and the MHS part in the 1946 race BIGGEST WINNER — MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND—Accepting don&> 29:22: 78. Oava Olemeoa 29:24; have firm bowl commitments But for thle tie the Crimoon o f tther rivalry. ford, 841. AUen Mooney 36;tS; 129. Den Channel 8 Band have disappeared but the cute little mit\ Stu Miller of the Baltlmora tions for the Muscular Dystrophy Research' Fund ie Dick McLagan, a mem 74. Paul PhlniMy 29:26; 76. Tom nis l«. Manchester Schoolbag to V hM i plaM hi 4ks BkHbofinat Bos*!. t Noam nm s to IM tta w m T n a (Henud Photo b f Plntoi.)
r PAGfl! TW ENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1968 /. KANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1968 Bonds-^toieks— PAGE TWEN'^-SEVEN THERE OUGHTA IIe A tA W Bt PAGALY Rnd SHORTEN M ortnaftes 31 Apartm6nto-^Flat»>- Houses For Rent 65 HotiSM For Sale 72 Hoosm For Sals 72 Tenemdnto < 63 ANDOVER — LARGE 4 bed Hoosm For Sate 72 H oosm For Sate' 72 Wanted— R m I E state 77 A BETTER ARRANGEMENT / TWTDOSMAIL* R lflH T f I veRROM LARGE ctistofti I ^Short Pants Terrorism’ CLASSIFIED of your finances will make OPENED UlS TIN^ ( Hru■■■ SLAVE 10 10U aOTTA BntCH S'TREErr, second floor, room Colonial, furnished or un ' (oem R$a$h, huge recreation custom d e sig n e d exeeiitivo VERNON e m e u Area — 8% TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 SELUNG TOUR HOUSE? Call Stores Open MOURS A DAV 4 rooms,! redecorated, furnace, furnished. 4 or 6 men or large bom# in one of Manchester’a room ranch.ch. bfoament garage, additional acres may be pur more of your Income available mole-ik-the-wau. DO VOLUME foom. east Iron radiation, 2- an Independent broker. Joseph for personal use. Lump debt AND BABELV 0UeiMi96IOy oppoalte Ckktage Street, |90. family. 527-3884. (cr gMtngt, hUlslde a c t ^ . Prime loeationt. 7 spacloua fireplace, combinations, binlt- chased vrith this unusual 5% Barth, 649-0320. . into one monthly payment of fflaOCEW.-WE souii- 449-622», M. rooms, sunken UvWg room tag, very clean. Early occupan- room ranch on high 1% acre !/ MAKE MIS GET ANV- MODERN RANCH style, $86 Up. Bayss Agency, 648-4808. cathedral celling, 2 huge flre- 833.25 for each thousand dollars ORAPtS KWS SAID ELECTRIC y/HERE.' ey.‘Tongren Agency, 648-6831 lot, 3-car garage, cellar, fire Late Tonight Venezuela Vote Set ADVERTISING Including, repayment over five MISOPESATION VMS- FIVE ROOM modem ^wrt- Alfred D. Heckler, 748-6618, be placee, landscaped lot. (Jail place, oU heat, $14,900. Robert SILL,' ment, 8 bedrooms, kltcben, Uv- tween 5:80-6 p.m. w^ r 428-459$ weekdays $.6, BUYING OR SELLING ICanchestar Mata St. years. Frank Burke, 246-8887, EUlmton Wolverton Agency, Realtor, stores wlU be open late to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEFT. HOURS Connecticut Mortgage Ehc- ing room, garage, centrally lo M9-62S6 after 6 p.m. or Satur $4S-98S3. day and Sunday. NEXT YEAR IS ‘Handlins: of Bolton Homes night. until 9 p.m.. to pro- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, cated, $105 monthly. J. D. Wanted To Rent Despite Spectaculars ReaKy, 648-6128. h i d e a w a y RANCH GREEN ARBta — 4 bedroom A Specialty” vW# fooppers with the Conn. f o r e s t s t r e e t - Large 10- NEARLY HERE enrening Miopping time that WANTED TO RENT — Oarage ranch, 1% baths, llvtag room (Ckmtlnued from Page One)' (X)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds ANDOVER — 5 rooms, heat, hot room house, 6 bedrooms, 4% fireplace, full basement, at they lost Tlwksgivlng j "Operation Amerlea,’’ conchuS- In Manchester area. Call tm- Beetled in l 1/8 acres. Per baths, excellent condition. Ideal Why put off buying your new day. MONDAY Tlini FBroAT 10:80 A.M.—SATURDAY • A.M. available for second mort water, stove, fireplace, large fect for active explorers. tached garage. Just $18,900. FREDERICK M. GAAL himself. but Raul Leonl, the can- ed Thursday In Tolu. Colombia, gages. For individual attention bath, 8116. 742-87^ location. Owner $48-7444 home any longer. We have Warren E. Howland. Realtor, Main St. merchants us y was hailed as an bwbtiindlng Just reduced by out-of-town the following to offer; BROKER ually observe late closing diate of Betancourt's Democrat call B A N -Agency, Roger M. owner. Quick sale wanted. MANCHESTER—Six-room Split- 643-1108. ic Action party, ft expected to .success by troop comniahdera PLEASE READ YOUR AD Negro, 643-8727. Houses For Sale 72 houra on Thuradaya: Park of the United States. Ecuartatmas shopping to the extent of a "make ^ood” Insertion. Errors ivhlrh do not UP WITH IT! I HE’5 A Hne, $88 monthly, 'fel. 876-2600. 16.000 — Sparkling Cape on filVa HM*' revolutionary move- lessen the value of the adverOseroent wUI not be corrected by lent opportunity for the right ATHRIVIMGCHAIN oar hours next week, with the ***\^5l ^ " would solidify the anti-1 ments on the continent and aa Individual. Paid training pro WOULONT WAMT tiger0VTHE '— I BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANI3H — Center St. 6 rooms. Fine lot. "make cood" insertion. J 8 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful Can Bin Frazier on this one. majority of the stores open opposition behind them. ‘ a rehear.sal of counter-revolu- gram For additional Informa AMD MOW THEV SW H IS ULCERS.' TAILf b a r r o w s a WALLACE Legal NoticM until 0 or 10 p.m. ever>’ The FALN is believed to have | tionary action," tion call Gulf Oil Corp., 525- HISOPERATIOM IS~ Furnished ApsrtniMits 63«A heated roc room, flreplaced FAMILY HOME YOUR COOPERATION WILL 416 Mata St., B. Htfd. living room, new wall-to-wall 17,900 — A delightful 7 room LIMITATION OaOKS week-day. ^ e n first weakened by the; The Soviet Union and oth« 6158. Mancheater home on Hollirter St. Loca I. '■'OVRT OF PROBATE Main St. will go onto its ^ b a n mi-ssile crisi.s in October Communist nations have ra- BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 t h r e e and four-room heated carpeting Including hallways, In top condition. Move in held &t Manchenter. within and for apartments, furnished, children • dishwaaher, new aluminum tion and value are tops. Call the District of Manchester, on the holiday schedule beginning 1962, which revealed Chiba as peatedly voiced support of tha Barbara Babin to inspect for Christmas. 26lh day of November. Dec. 9, with the majority Just another Iron Curtain satel- terrorist activities agataat Help Wanted— Female 35 welcome. O/jfleld 9-8838. QUICK OCCUPANCY ranch — MODERN kitchen, awnings, 2 blocks from Main fit. Just move In—no remod- this listing. Prffsent, Hon. John J. WaUeit.- of the store* open imtil 9 llte. Betancourt. large living room with fire JudjKe. In later months there was a APARTMENT NICELY fur place, extra large bedrooms, ellng necessary. $19,900. Call $15,900 Eetaie of Kdiih E. Rowsell. late p.m. every week-day, and WANTED — WOMAN to live in nished, including all uUHtlea, owner, 649-6651. 19,400 — 7 room Split ta of Manchester in said Dtstrtcl. de until 6:30 or 6 p.m. on Sat steady improvement in the po Trouble Reaehins Our Advertiser? ample ;patklng, 1% rooms. 272 $8,300 a 8 a u m e ■ present \y, baths, basement finished Woodhlll Heights selling be ceased. urday. lice campaign, against the hit- for dally routine. Call 649-6416. 4H% mortgage, la ^ e 7H off Into office and beautiful rec low replacement cost. Now On motion of William J. Steven Kennedy Action Main. South Windsor Includes garage, heated sun- son of said Manch»*«ier adm inlttrar and-run terrorists. The FALN roain split level, 1% baths, room, large lot with trees, $19,- empty and ready for new porch, guaranteed roof. 2- lor. attacks began deteriorating into 24-Hour Answering Service RN or LPN, full or part-time. BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur built-in kitchen, formal 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. We offer the following In the owners. Call Mrs. Smith to year-old furnace, aluminum ORDERED That six months Hospital Notes indiscriminate blows against Frees Jap \^ ho Vernon Haven, 875-20n. nished, for two adults, bicludes dining room, family room, County's fastest growing see this one. windows and doors. For In from the 3blh day of November. civilians as well a.t the govern gas, slectriolty, private bath, garage, one half acre- lot, fPRING STREET - Beautiful 196:i. be and the aame are limited Articles For Sale 45 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot. 2-car town, with low tax rate, all dividual attention call Roger and allowed for the creditors within Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. ment. There was a stern reac TorlurcNl POWs Free to Herald Readers NURSE LK3ENSED In Con Musical Instruments 53 heat and hot water. Call 648- city water and sewers, anx Lots of land and an older M. Negro. which to brinr In their claims tion from all quarters. Apartments—Flati garage, built-tn G.E. kitchen, 8 near through highway.^. home available on Oakland In all areas, except maternity necticut for small Rockville PAPER SHELL PECANS, 60c Tenements 7636. ious owners asking US,600. $17,600. Oversize split level, against said estate, and said admin Want Information on ohe of our claasifled adverttoenwBta? No convalescent home. Free room MAR’HN GUITARS In stock 63 bedrooms, 1% baths, aluminum St. Bill Frazier will be hap istratorV. is directed toHI •IVf]rive public___ where they are 2 to 4 p.m., and "It a become mors difficult for WASHINGTON (AP) — In on* lb., excellent quality.' Call 649- combinations, $21,400. Robert six rooms plus den and play- notice totm .’ theM.T creditors T-UIVLSt B 1 toA» brine m in leaders to recruit help. " said answer at the telephone UstedT Simply call the and board and TV. Tel. 875- Immediate delivery. Sheet ATTRACnVB $ room furnished py to show you this listing. BAN AGENCY their claims within said time 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private rooms of his last official acts before 5016. music. Open evenings. Ward FOUR ROOM FLAT, second apartment. Private entrances. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, rtxrni, 11^ baths, garage. If you live In the Vernon- aJiow- where they are 10 a.m. to 8 Interior Minister Manuel Man his assassination. President 9121. floor, ideal for newlyweds, $60. LAWitENCE F. FIANO 643-9832. Very clean. 100x830 yard. ed-- by-*y publishing..... *•a copy Vfiof uii«this or- tilla. "The extremists now are Music Co., Hartford Road. 88 North St. Parking. Adults. Apply 299 Au Rockville area, drop In at 643-8727 der in some newspaper having » p.m. Visitors are requested not John F. Kennedy freed a MANCHESTER . ROCKVILLE tumn, 1 p.m. • 7:80. $17,600. Ranch with walk circulation in said probate district to smoke tai patients’ rooms. No using 14 and 16 year olds. This Japanese-American serving a MERRY CHRIS’TMAS! It will Realtor 049-976$ $87-289 OAK STREET, 4-4 our office on Route 83, next within ten davs from the date of ANSWERING SERVICE be a very merry one for Avon Diamonds—Watches— out basement. 6 rooms on to the Vernon Lanes, to see more than two visitors at one is short pants terrorism. life sentence for treasonable FOUR ROOM PLAT, first floor, duplex, good interior condition, main floor. Downstairs are this order and return make to this Representatives. It can be for Jewelry 48 Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 central looatlon, heat and hot TWO ROOMS furnished, second Charles Nicholson 74I-6S64 any of the above listings. court of the notice given. time pee patient. This week the FALN returned brutality to American prisoner* 649-0500 — 875-2519 floor, business block. Depot 3-car nrage. Will consider lovely family room, second MANCHESTER and Vicinity. JOHN J. WAlALLETT. Judge you too! Earn those extra water furnished, one year reasonable offer. Warren E. 5% room ranch with garage. to propaganda blows, attempts ' during World War II. dollars the Avon Way. ’This ’ repair- MINK COLLARED leather coat Square, adults. Free parking. bath, laundry, storage, ga- JARVIS REALTY CO. Patients Today: 114 to capture world headlines and The Justice Department con- and leave your message. YonH bear from our advertiser in Jig size 12, excellent condition lease. Call 646-5048, between Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. rage. $12,500. 5% room ranch, beauti LIMITATION ORDKB year our Gifts for all members ing at reasonable prices. 6-8:30 p.m. Tel. Mr. Keith, 649-8181. ful condition. $14,800. 6 room ! AT A COURT OF PROBATE ADMITTED WEDNESDAY; damage the Betancourt govern- firmed that Kennedy had signed time without spending all evening at the telephone. of the family are selling bet Prompt service, two watch Call 649-6236. $16,800, 8ti room split level, 388 Baat Center 8t. I held al Manchester, within and for ment's reputation at home and an order (or the release of BOLTON — 4 bedroom ranch, garage. Interior redeco (Jape, quiet street, quick occu- > the District of MancJiester on the Cheryl White, 784 E. Middle ter than ever. Don't fait to take makers. Manchester's oldest THREE ROOM apartment, sec- GARRISON OOLONUL — g Manchester 31st day of November, 19d8. Tpke.; Mra, Bertha Ounpbell, abroad. Tomoya Kawakita on the condi established Jeweler. F. E. Business Locations patio, amealte drive, tool ahed, rated. p a n c y. $15,500. 8-bedroom advantage of this wonderful raid floor, heat and hot water. rooms. First floor conslsta of $17,900. Owner 649-0270. Route 88 Ranch, kitchen with built-ins, Present. Hon. John J. W'allett. Soiuth Rd., BoHon: Carl Huntier, A U.S. Army officer was kid tion he leave the United States Lost and Found Household Services earning opportunity. 289-4922. Bray. 737 Main St., State Wanted—To Buy 58 Phone 643-0368. For Rent 64 large family room with half $19,800. (subject to offer) On Judge naped Wednesday. Thursday, and never return. Theater Building. bath, very large wooded lot, ranch Vernon $14,(XX). 7 room Ranch, 2 full E stal* o( Edwin F. Dwyer, 1st* of 67 Ardmore Rd.; Brian Hockla. Offered 13-A modem kitchen with BOLTON CENTER — 8 room baths, double garage, $3l,9(M. Manchester In said District, de- Weat Willington; Donald Bog- five men and a woman hijacked Ju.st when Kennedy signed tha 9 FOUND — Tour Gift Gallery, WE BUY, SELL or trade an- BUnjJING 60x40 suitable for with garage and playroom WANTED — REUABLE Baby SIX ROOM DUPLEX, oU heat, hullt-lns. Including Tappan 400 rambling ranch with 2-car ga For Manchester and Vernon Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real ceased. ner. Brandy St.. Boiton; Carol a Venezuelan airliner and forced order, a department spokesman Watkins Bros. Gifts for all oc REWEAVING of bums, moth sitter evenings or days, live In Uque and used furniture, china, garage, central, available De storage, B-1 zone, Buckland range, dining room, living rage plus amall bam. Base on main floor; downstatrs- On motion of Edwin F. Dwyer Jr,, the pilot to fly to Trinidad. Aii- "as unable to say. Kennedy was casions from the world over. Fuel and Feed 49-A glass, silver, picture frames cember 1. Tel. 648-7069 or 649- secUon. 649-S468. partially finished family <3all 643-4112 tors, 643-6930. of said Manchester, administrator. Knight, 100 Fergti.soji Rd. holes. Zippers repaired. Win or out. Call 643-5776. room with fireplace. Second ment, two fireplaces, porch, For Rockville call 876-0636 ORDERED; That six months from thorilies handed the hijackers assassinated in Dallas, Tex., a Horae decorating accessories. and old coins, old dolls and 3212. floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full room with second fireplace. ADMrmOD YESTERDAY: dow Shades made to mea.sure; SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw guns, hobby collections, attic DESIRABLE OFFICES. 10096 etc. Vacant. A ateal at $25,000. BETTER THAN new two fam the 21»t day of November 1963 be Mra. Ludmila Wagner. over to Venezuelan officials. week ago today. Priced for all budgets. Noel i all sizes VeneUan blinds. Keys NON-COMPETITIVE Position bath. Imntadlata occupancy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Custom-built. Among houses ily. 6-4 rooms, two furnaces, and the same are limited and a'- They were flown back to hi Los Angeles, Kawakita'e shop now open. made while you wait Tape Re for Nurse at Willlmantic State ed any length, free delivery. contents or whole estates. Fur NEW 5 ROOM apartment, sec location, heat. Janitor, parking. $22,500. Phllbrick Agency, 64^ averaging $25,000. lowed for the creditors within which 8 HtaMatlri Ave., Rockville; Jo Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo niture Repair Service Talcott- ond floor, loaded with extras, Will remodel for tenant. 983 1577. MODERN 8 BEDROOM ranch. hot water oil fired, completely to bring in their claims against said seph Dwyer, 1 Hany Lane. Rock Caracas today for a military lawyer, Morris Lavine, said ha corders for rent Marlow’s 867 College, beginning salary 8464. Several other fine values In modem Inside and out. Priced estate, and said administrator ia di trial that could send them to had been notified of Kennedy’! FOUND — ONE male dog, lem $183.91 - Bi-Weekly. Medical In mans, 742-8002. vllle. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. garage and parking. $125 Main. 849-5884. 648-7175. custom built ranches, raised 100 yards from Bowers School, ville; David Spelknan, 46 Good on and white. Call Bolton Dog Main, 649-6221. MANCHESTER - $84,000 ranch. at $21,600. J. D. Realty. 643- rected to give public notice to the prison for 30 years. But five hi-' notion by telegram. surance for employe paid by monthly. J. D. Realty, 648- NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH 7 rooms plus finished recrea ranches, capes In lower on quiet street, garage, full 5129. creditors B brlnz in their claims win St.; Julie Morrlasette, 271 Warden, 649-7601. State of Conn. paid holidays, WANTED — ABOUT 100 good 5129. OFFICE SUITE, 100% location 8 bedrooms. 28’ living room basement. Bel Air Real Estate within said time allowed by pub Autumn St.; Mrs. Harriet Jackers of another Venezuelan Kawakita, 43, is at the federal 11 Garden— Fann— Dairy- used tobacco posts to be de on Main Street. Plenty of tion room In basement, two full twenties. We are also agents lishing a copy of this order in some airliner in 1961 got four year.s prison at McNeil Island, Wash. Building—Contracting 14 3 weeks vacation. Must be a with fireplace, completed rec batha, 2-car garage, aluminum for fine homes built to or 643-9832. LOCATED ta Manchester is this newspaper having a circulation In Maohie. 480 N. Mjaln 3t.; Mra FOUND — BLACK, brOwn and Products 50 livered In Manchester. Call PAIRFIEnjJ STREET—Duplex. pariclng. Modem building. Ex Audrey LnBrie, Ellington; John The airliner, its crew and Kawakita. who has main white part beagle, male. Call licensed registered nurse with AX 6-9158 after 4 p.m. cellent for professional office reation room, excellent con siding. Built In 1960. Over 2.200 der, with your home taken beautiful 6 room Ctape in said probate district within ten days eight other pa.ssengers finally tained that he is innocent, was QUALITT CARPENTRY — not less than two years experi 6 rooms, garage, oil furnace. dition, recently redecorated, sq. fi. of finished living area, In trade. ’ qu cluding living room with fire from the date of this order and re- Stevenson, 68 Oak St.; Mrs. I-ice Fracchia, Dog Warden, Rooms, basements refinlahed, IP YOU WOULD LIKE Green Quiet adults or small family. Available January 1 . 648-6886. street, one block to bus, snop- ftHTi makit to this court of the no completed its Journey from convicted In federal court in 643-8594. ence. For interview or further Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- m ibrick Agency. 649-8464. piqg, schools. Dishwasher, dis place, formal dining room, tice given. Katherine Peckham, EUlington; Ciudad Bolivar to Caracas Itos Angeles in 1948 of commit built-ins, formica tUe, general particulars call Willlmantic, 643-4481. ^ 8464* extra large kitchen, reo room, JOHN J. WALDETT. Judge Mra. Marie Ondras, Wapping; rep^r. No Job too smml. Chill way, Tel. 649-8488. Rooms Without Board 59 SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 Glenn Roberts Agency, posal. 1% baths. Bel Air Real Thursday night. Nobody ting eight acts of treasonable 423-4581, extension 84, or write STORE. 460 Main Street. 649- Estate, 648-9332 2-car garage and attached AT A COURT OF PROBATE Frederick -Hall. Staiford hurt. ' *’» bi-uiality against U.S. prisonera William Robbins Carpentry to Willlmantic State dollege, BENTON STREET — 6 rooms, $18,900 — ANOTHER GOOD room Oolonlal. flraplaoei, Realtors breezeway. Asking $19,000, J, Springs; Peter Warren, An Personals Service. 649-8446. APPLES — Macs, Cortlands, ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one first floor, oil furnace, t96. 5229, 941. held at Manchester, within and for Willlmantic, Conn. Baldwins. Greenings, Delicious, block from Main Street, kitch BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms Dutch oven, garage, bam, 3 644-1521 BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — An D. Realty, 643-5129. district of M anchester, on the 23nd dover; Joan Messenger, Enfield. Among the pa.ssengers was an 648-4461. plus enclosed rear porch. Lot acres, scenic view. $17,990 day of November, A.D. 1963, American engineer. Edward R er in a pri.soner-o(-war ramp at WANTED RIDE to Pratt A ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, re Wlnesaps, Romes, Starks. en privUeges, parking. 643-5127. OFFICE SPACE for rent. Route 289-5149 — 644-1837 older home Just restored. Hugs Present. Hon. John J. Wa'lett, AUMTITED 'TODAY: Carrol Oeyama, Japan. Whitney, second shift, Hebron Bunce Farm. 628 W. Center. 643-6828. 88, Vernon. McCarthy Enter- affords absolute mudmam of HayM Agency, 648-4803. bright family room, modem Judge Burrott, RED 2, Manchester; Richards of Chicago, assigned modeling, bathrooms tiled. Help Wanted—Male 36 FIVE ROOM apartment, second privacy, with shrubbery and by a Pittsburgh firm to help Kawaikita was sentenced to area of Bolton. Call between Call 649-4291. 643-8116. floor, centrally located, call prises, 649-0S91. BOWERS SCHOOL - Brick kitchen, dining and living room GARTH ROAD E state of Arma E. Miller, late of Raytnbnd Foster, Wapplng. death, but former President 12-2 p.m. 649-6146. FURNISHED ROOMS — Com- 849-8614. truea. Cloae to everything. Jlprt $18,900 — Clean i - bedroom Cape, full shed dormer, fire down and four large bedrooms M anchester In aaid district, do- BIRTHS WEDNESDAY: A manage a government steel DISHWASHER wanted. Apply lete light housekeeping facUl- call and etart packing. T. J. Ranch, walk-out cellar, large cea.sed. plant in Matanzas. Dwight D. Eisenhower commut FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin place, 6 rooms, 5 flni.shed. ga up Biglig lot, - plenty----- of„ trees------Upon appUMUoa of Charles N. son to Mr. and Mrs. John Ewans, ed the sentence to life Imprison Cavey's Restaurant, 46 E. Cen and Greening apples and es, centrally located. Mrs. Houses For Rent 65 Crockett, Realtor, 848-lin7. lot,, view, near school, a real $23,000 Crockett. ex«Mtor. praying for au Another Venezuelan airliner Roofing—Siding 16 ter Street. S THREE ROOM neat apartment, buy. Carlton W. Hutchins. rage. Immediate occupancy. Worth looking at, isn’t it? Ask Tolland: a son to Mr. and Mrs. ment on Nov. 2. 1953 Automobiles For Sale 4 Bose pears. BotU Fruit Farm, Dorsey, 14 Arch Bt., Manches stove, refrigerator. ground Out of town owner wants of ing price is only $17,500. T. J. 6% t^ m quality built ranch, thority to sell certain real estate Fredartoos SavidakiB, 57 Sum en route from New York to A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, 280 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. ter. floor with private drive. Ideal VERNON — B room ranch, bus f a s t HARTFORD — Ovendsed Realtor. 649-6182. parUculariy described In said ap- Caracas was diverted to Ber Born of Japanese parents ta TURRET LATHE operator. fine, topping, 8 bedrooms. 7 room Cape, shed dormer, l ',4 fers. Financing available, $16.- Crockett, Realtor, 848-1677. family kitchen with built-ins, pllcaiUon on file, it Is . mer St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Calexico. Calif., near the Mexi NEED CAR? Your credit turn siding, painting. Chirpentry, Al Must be able to set up. Aver for retired couple or newly OONCXJRD RD - Beautiful 900. Phllbrick Agency, 84^ excellent condition. For indi ORDERED; That the foregoing Peter ZaleskI, Wapplng. muda after a man telephoned ed down? Short on down pay terations and additions. Ceil EXCEPTIONALLY nice clean Tongren Agency, 648-6821. beths, recreation room, study, ROCKLEEK3E—80 Amott Road application be beard and determ Idlewild Airport that a bomb can border, Kawakita grew up age work week 50 hours. Good weds. Very convenient loca ranch, targe living room, form- 8464. vidual attention call . . . b ir t h s YESTERDAY: A in Southern California but went ment? Bankrupt? Reposses ings. Workmanship guaran Fertilizers 50-A bedrooms In attractive home tion. Available December 1 very clean, Carlton W. Hutc^ 6 large rooms, garage, wooded ined'at the Probate office in Man was aboard the plane. i ^ sion? Don’t despair 1 See Hon pay and fringe benefits for for gentlemen. Best location f iv e ROOM SINGLE, auto ins. Realtor, 649-5182. al dining room.1. cabinet kitchen, I chester in said Diatrict, on Uie 10th d a u g h t e r to Mr. and Mrs. teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. qualified man. Echo Machine, $85. 649-7819. VERNON - Mitchell Exchange. lot. $20,900. Owner 643-1470. day of December. A.D. 1963, a t two Charles Wood, 'niompsonvUle; a The plane, with 47 ,P*rtons ^ est Douglas. Inquire about low GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver 21 (%urch St. 648-4666. matic heat, fireplace. East 1 bedrramis, recreation room, o'clock in the afternoon, and that aboard. wa« searched In Ber- After World War II broke out, BIDWELL HOME Improvement Manchester, 643-7627. ed. $6 and $10 loads. Excellent Hartford, convenient to Pratt MANCHESTER — Looking for landscaped yard. Marlon E. 5 room ranch built 1959. Size BRICK CAPE—Waddell Schocri. BAN AGENCY noUce be given to all persons In son to Mr. end Mrs. Victxw Ger- est down, smallest payments ROOM FOR RENT, all new fa aV4 ROOM SEPARATE real 26x42Vi. Walk-out bEusement, 8 muda but no bomb was found. anywhere. No small loan or fi Company — Roofing, siding, al- for fall fertilizing. Call 643. dence, furnished or unfurnish * Whitney. Phone 644-0648. space, country atmosphere? Robertaoo, Realtor, 643-5953. 6 rooms complete, living room terested In said estate of the pen vasio. 1«1 WethereW St. It flew on to Caracas. I let him leave, claiming that his DRIVER-CLERK for drug 7804, 649-8731. cllities, private entrance, park Then see this 8-room Raised bedrooms, 14x19 living room, Roger Negro dency of aaid appIicaUon and the BIR’m s TODAY; A daugh I parentage made him a Japan- nance company plan. Douglas teraUons, additions and re store work, experienced pre ed. Reasonable rent. Working ROOM ranch with stove COLONIAL — 8'A rooms, cus- aluminum combinatloni, school fireplace, oversize garage. time and place of hearing thereon, Caracas police continued Motors, 333 Main. modeling of all types. Excel ing, gentleman preferred, on adults. 643-6389 after 4 p.m Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living Must sell. Only $14,900. Warren by publishing a copy of thia ordsr in ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt, ese citizen. N lent workmanship. 6484495. ferred, part-time days, eve bus line, centrally located. Md refrigerator, $160 monthly. room with fireplace, kitchen Com built for family living. 4 bua at door. Robert Wolverton E. Howland, Realtor. 643-1108. 643-8727 some newspaper having a circula- Warehouse Point. searching for the kidnaped U.S. Kawakita returned to tha 1963 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass nings or weekends. References. Household Goods 51 643-6018. ROOM GARDEN type apart Will also rent furnished to with built-lns, dining room. bedrooms, 2V4 baths, formal Agency, Realtor, 643-9832. DISCHARGED WEaiNES- officer, Lt. Col.""-Jamee K. United States ta 1946. A year la Must have plea.sing personality adults, $186. Call 644-8491. Lower level family room, den dining room, modem kitchen days before the day of said hearing, (Jhenauit of Sherman, Tex. The Convertible, maroon with FOR SALE — Gas stove in ment available Dec. 1 . Includes COVENTRY — LARGE execu to appear U they see cause at said DAY; Mra. Emma Carlin, Glas ter he was arrested after a tor- bucket seats, 4-speed synchro-, Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A and reliable. Write Box P, Her heat, hot water, stove, refrig or office, utility room and ga With large dining area, family tive ranch, t rooms, 3 fire DESIRABLE 8 bedroom ranch time and place and be heard rela- tonbury: James McVeigh, Baat release | „ier prisoner of the Japanese ald. good condition, $30. Inquire ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman SMALL 6 ROOM house, 2 bed rage. Oil hot water heat, alum room off kitchen with fireplace, places, 7 acres, river running available in choice location. uve thereto, and make return to him unharmed Saturday, me.sh transmission with con- i Apt. 8, 4 Pearl Street. only. Call 643-2663. erator, and parking. Centrally rooms, newly decorated, storm thia court, and by mailing on or Hartford; Alfred Bolduc, 30 recognized him ta a store. sole and tachometer. Excellent ■ SpeclBlizing re inum combinations, i% baths. 2-car garage, covered patio, CUSTOM BUILT RANCH through tile property. Guest Schools, churches, shopping Ford St,; Joseph Wutach, Glas Meanwhile, the Betancourt During a three-month trial, 96 pairing roofs of all kinds, new SERVICE STA’nON attendant, located. $115 monthly. Man windows and doors, gas fur treed lot, walkout basement, before November 28. 1963, by cei^ government formally accused shape. Call 649-0213. part-time, nights and week A BIG BARGAIN — 3 rooms ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman, chester Garden Apartments, Call now. Robert Wolverton home, small bam. ideal for within walking distance. F.H.A. tlfied mail, a copy of this order to tonbury; Arthur Gall.v, 1 Bar former U.S. servicemen who roofs, gutter work, chimneys nace. one child, $80 monthly. Agency, Realtor, 648-9332. $31,6(X). I^ b ric k Agency, 649- horses, etc. Maximum of financing available. Only $700 Edna M. Emmons. 923 Maple St., (Juba of smuggling arras into cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ends. Must be thoroughly ex used furniture and appliances, private entrance. 119 C o i^ r 643-7925. 649-7885. Two-years-old — excellent Wethersfield, Conn.; Marjorie B. bara Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ul- survived the Bataan death 1930 MODEL A 2-door sedan, 8464. privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real down, (jail owner 649-4316. ■ Itan Perrett, 49 Keeney SL; Venezuela for the FALN and march testified that Kawakita restorable. 3% h.p. go-cart. siding. 30 years’ experience. perienced. Wyman Oil Co.. $166. $10 down. See It at Al Hill Street. 646-0695. $8,600 - WELL KEPT 8Vk room condition. Owner being' Feelan, 63 Kseney St., Foreatville, asked the other American na Inc., 24 Main Street. bert’s, 48 Allyn Street, Hart 8PLJT LEVEL, new condition, tran.sferred. Aluminum ."rid tor. 643-1577. Conn. Mrg. Sophie Zastawny, 17 River had abused them ta a prison Best reasonable offer. 643-5627. Free estimates. Call Howley, f iv e ROOMS, first floor. 49 ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive •EVEN ROOM spacious home VEFIn ON — 6 room ranch ta JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge tions to help .stop such traffic. 643-5361, 643-0763. ford. S bedrooms, combination dining area, suburban. Owner in Manchester on quiet street, ing. oversize 2-car attached SL, Rockville; William Hughes, camp. Some said he treated sev WANTED — YOUTH as ship Apartments—Flats— Elro Street. BAST HARTFORD — 6% room excellent conditirai, many . Out to-wall carpet are Just a few held at Mancheater, within and for Rlopel, 46 Foster SL; Mrs. Dor they died or went insane. Tober Baseball, 114 Brooklyn' conditioned used fiumlture and TO RENT — 4 rooms unheated, ished family room, 2-car ga draperies In living room, I the Diatrict of Mancheater. on the een Fisk, 30 King SL, Rockville; buried on a beach Nov. 8. heater. Call 643-2511. Radio-TV Repair $40. Also, 6 rooms, unheated of state owner wants offers. of the extras. Can be yours rage. Only $19,700. Hayes double oven range, triple ' 21at day of November. 19W. Foreign Minister Falcon Bri- Services Street. Rockville. I appliances, high quality • low THREE ROOMS, heat, lights Fhllbrlek Agency, 649-8464. for Christma-s. For individu Agency, 643-4803. Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett. Mrs. Clarice Hilding, Bridge- 18 prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 furnished, parking, front and Inquire 1 Nelson Place. FOUR ROOM HOUSE, storms, awnings, walk-out Judge. ceno told a meeting of the 1955 PAIRLANE, 4-door, me central al attentior call Roger M. basement AH for $14,990. Prin water; Mra Elizabeth Range, Persol in Big Time chanically good, snow tires, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv EXPERIENCED GAS station South Street, Rockville, 876- rear entrance, one block from location. Call 646-0726.* LEGAL LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Pres Eatate of Robert 1C. Johnaao. lata Wapplng; Mrs. Catherine Cor- Caracas diplomatic corps a man, full-time. See Pete, Turn 2174. Open 9-8. FOUR1ROOM8, garage, beauti YERNON—Older e-room C^pe, Negro. cipals only. Call owner 643- of Manchester. In aaid District de charge of intervention would be $85. Phone 289-3609, 6-9 p.m. ice, available all hours. Satis school, excellent neighborhood. ful grounds, heat and hot irch, garage, dining room. tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, ceased. betL 66 Branford SL; Mra NEW YORK ( A P )-^ $60 pike Texaco, 270 W. Middle Agent on premises. 106 Birch 1279. The adminiatratrix having axhibit- filed against (Juba with the faction guaranteed. Call 649- GAS AND OIL range, oil barrel water, laundry room, $110 per NOTICE ariy occupancy. Asking $11.- 100x300 wooded lot. This desir Elizabeth McMuIIln, 26 View fighter 11 months ago, unde OLDSMOBILE 1063 Dynamic 1315. Tpke. St. g ^ & N AGENCY able home offers 8 twin sized ed her administration account with SL; Chester Badger, Mansfield; Organization of American States feated, young Johnny Parsol.of 88, 4-door, light blue, fully pow and pump; electric refrigera month. No children. 649-2088. ADMISSION 300. Tongren Agency, 643- MANCHESTER — 6 room cape, said eatate to this Court for allow and pos.sibly with the U.N. Secu WAREHOUSEMAN — Steady tor. Both In very good condi LEGAL 6321. bedrooms, 2% baths, 23 footi one car ggrage, oil hot water ance, It la Juan Gomez, 72 Seaman Circle; Brooklyn will earn $4,000 and ered, under 21,000 miles, $2,300 OF ELECTORS 643-8727 living room, formal dining ORDERED; That the 9th day of Itobert Jerome, 291 Spruce SL; rity Council. get a chance to crack the V work with a growing building tion. Odds and ends. Reason THREE ROOM apartment, $90. Notice Is hereby given that heat, nicely shrubbed lot, good December 1963. at ten o'clock foro- Although Cuba long has been to .settle estate. Call Thomas Millinery, Dressmaking 19 DUPLEX, 6 ROOMS, oil heat $12,200 — MANCHESTER. At room, modem kitchen with an locatioh. Only $i4,800. s. A. James . Mulligan, Thompson- Ume tonight when he meets 4-1 Griffin, Connecticut Bank A supply company. Many fringe able. 843-8874. 470 Main. 649-6229, 9-6. NOTICE the Board of Admission of Elec noon at the Hrsbate Office in tlie , labeled a training center for benefits. Call 289-0231 for ap all conveniences. 649-6646. tractive 6 room Cape, large the built-ins, laundry room, Beechler, Agent, 643-6969. Municipal BullmngIng In aaid Man ■vllle; Mrs. Alice Graushinsky, favored Allen Thomas of Chi Trust Co.. 249-1611. LADIE3' and gentlemen’s cus OMAC WILL SELL AT tors, of the Town of Manches large family room with fire cheater. be and Uie aame la aa- Wapplng: Lynn Comeau. Wap- guerrilla.s operating against tom tailoring and alterations. pointment. RUGS — NEVER USED. 9x12 PUBLIC AUCTION on De ter, will be In session In the„ kitchen, plenty of cabinets. algned for a hearing on tha allow ! some Latin-American govem- cago at Madison Square Garden. 643-2264. beige, $25; 9x15 gold oriental, t h r e e LARGE ROOMS, kltch- ceramic bath, garage. 128x166.! BOLTON $1,500 a.ssumes place, 2-car garage, $84,000. BOLTON — MUST Sell. Large ance of aaid adminlatratlon account ping; Leo Johnson, 208 Hilliard Persol, a 22-year-old shipping en, living, dining and bedroom, cember 9, 1963, at 10:30 A.M. Municipal Building. Town ’ Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. custom 6 room Ranch, 2-car , ments. the Venezuelan accusa- Trailers— VACUUM CLEANER salesman $35; 12x15 ruby oriental, 289- YOU Ought To at Scranton Motors, Inc., 166 Carlton W.. Hutchins, Realtor, mortgage. $79 per month pays with aaid eatate and aacertainment SL; Randall Gee. South Rd., I tion was the first formal charge clerk, who has been a pro only wanted full-time and part-time. 6955. heated porch, centrally located Clerk’s Office, on WEDNES 649-6182. all. 4'4 room ranch home, ga garage, 14x24 living room with of heisa. and thia Court dIrecta that Bolton; Ernest Beruby, 18 Arch since Jan. 5, haa won all of nine Mobile Homes Moving— ^Trucking- No soliciting, work by leads Live In $86 monthly. J. D. Realty. 648- Union St, Rockville, Connecti DAY. DECEMBER 4, 1963 rage. full basement, excellent MANC!HESTER — Immacutate fireplace, 12x18 kitchen, form notice of the Ume and place aaalgn- SL; James Kellogg. 42 Theresa of Intervention against Prime of his pro starts, including three MUST SELL — Stereo, electric 5129. cu t one 1961 Pontiac, Serial from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., 8 room Cape, treed lot, quiet lo al dining room, large level lot, ed for said hearing be given to all Minister Fidel Castro's govern Storage 20 only. Experience not neces location. Hurry — only $10,500. persona known to be Intereated Rd.; Mrs. Eklith Doughty, 161 ment. by knockouts. COMPLETELY FURNISHED sary. For appointment call stove, dinette, chlfforobe, wag Beautiful No. 8611,6304. The seller re for the purpose of admitting all Hayes Agency 643-4803. cation, 8 bedrooma, oil hot trees, ameslte drive, nice resi therein to appear and be heard Cooper Hill SL; Frank Manner. meblle home, one-year-old, lo- on, whirllbird, pedal car, com serves the right to bid. persons who are found to be A Good Looking Pair water heat, rec room, a.stsume dential section. Only $19,500. thereon by puhliahtng a copy of The cache, valued al $250,000, cated at nearby ^MArarritT M ^N^STER I^llvery. Ught Compact Co., 629-8276. mortgage or minimum down this order In aome ' newspaper hav 281 Hillstown Rd.; Carol Fergu Included bazookas, mortars, trucking and package delivery mode, and miscellaneous. 643- Colonial quaHfled to be Electors of the Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, ing a circulaUon In aaid Diatrict, at son, 25 Newman St.; Ernest free trailer space, plenty of 5627. LEGAL Town of Manchester. for new mortgage, $15,800. 643-2766. CSiarles Nicholson, least seven days before the day of field guns, rifles, small arms, room, better than living In a Refrigerators, washers and Dtagwell, RFD 1. Hebron; Mrs. ammunition and explosives. stove moving specialty. Folding Situations Wanted— Manor The Qualifications are as fol Smocked Covers! Robert Wolverton Agency, 742-6364. aaid hearing, and by mailing on or Felma Bujaucius, 3 Buckland house, $100 monthly. J. D NOTICE LEGAL lows: Applicant must be twen 643-9333. before November 26. 1963. by cer , They Included U.8., Belgian, REAL ESTATE Realty, 643-6129. chairs for rent. 649-0752. Female 38 tified mall, a copy of this order to Alley: Mrs. Margaret Borst, 47 I Danish and British products. Specializing In the nale of TWO DAVENPORTS, t w o Apartments! Notice Is hereby given of the ty-one (21) years of age, must SOUTH WINDSOR — 6-room Dorothy Johnson. 1326 New Britain Chestnut SL; Mrs. Dorothy REUABLE WOMAN will care chairs, braided rug. 643-4856, be a resident ‘of the State of split-level, finished family Ave., Elmwood io. Conn. HOMES—ta Town and Coun certification of party-endorsed NOTICE room, large comer lot. Assume JOHN J, WALLETT. Judge O’Mara, Wapplng: Alfred Cado- In Moscow, the Soviet mili try. Auto Driving School 7-A Painting—Papering 21 for small child for working candidates on the slate of the tm _4__ M I Connecticut for one (1) year, Andover . Center rette, Hartford; Mrs. Joan mother, by day or week, in my We will have available Dec. $104 monthly payments, new tary paper Red Star accused Republican Party In the 36th mortgage. minimum down. Gruessner and daughter, 93 the United States of participat MORTTiOCK’S Driving _ flchool E3XTERIOR AND Interior paint home. South end, reasonable .WATKINS 1, one 2-bedroom apart Senatorial District In the Town Vernon SL; Mrs. Rita Leila and Ihc., offices, classroom located ing. Wallpaper Pooks. ftaper- Phone 849-9997. ’ ment featuring: Refrigera BEAUTIFUL VIEW Only $15,900. Lawrence F. Fi ing in a six-naUon military ex- hanging. Ceilings. Floors Fully of Coventry for election as Dis ano, Realtor, 643-2766, Oiarles Rook ville-Vernon eon, Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Nancy erci.se in neighboring Colombia Manchester Parkade. lower tor, Range, Disposal, Indi trict Delegates to the Special Laraia and son. 74 School St.; level. Beginners, older, nerv. Insured workmanship guaran BARGAINCSHOP vidual Basement and Patio. On 8 wooded acres, large 6 Nicholson. 742-6364. to frighten revolutlonl.sta In Lat teed Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If Dogs— Birds— P ets 41 Republican State Convention to Mrs, .Charlotte Ferguson and in America. ous students, our specialty. Heat, Hot Water. be held In Hartford on January room Ranch, fireplace, so. WINDSOR — 514 Foster son, 139 W. Middle Tpke. Teen-age driver’s education no answer, call 643-9043. $25.96 Molded Plastic Swivel basement garage. Ideal for The two-day exercise, dubbed PROFESSIONAL.... Trimming, 14 and 15, 1964. A list of the Street. 6 room Split. Large liv Meriden Man DISCHARGED YESTER course. State certified. 649-7398. OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low bathing, all breeds. Poodle Chair, bronze legs. 17.60 persons so endorsed as candi and handyman. Asking $15,000. ing room with fireplace. Dining DAY: Mrs. Edith Phdllipa. 158 Call Mns « Naturalization Semce. L illia N price. No Job too big or too specialist. It costs no more to $129.00 Modem Tub Chair, dates is on file In my office, sons 80 endorsed as candidates room, kitchen with built-lns, 3 Birch St.; Mrs. Patricia Back small. Call now, 649-0726. have the best in professional tangerine, 69.96 649-4436 — 649-6544 being the office of the Town bedrooms, lot 10()x4(X). Not in Anpointed at us, South Windsor; William E-Z LERN conditioning. 849-9793. 649-0600. Clerk, Coventry, Connecticut, LAWRENCE F . FIANO development. Asking $16,500. Boehm, 577 Adam* St.; Donald PAINTING — FIVE room Clerk, Cov birth abroad to a United States You, Too, Can Driving School $159.00 Attached Pillow-back and copies thereof are available entry, <3onn., and copies thereof Realtor 643-2766 Owner tran.sferred. Offers con Bogner, Brandy St., Bolton; (OWNER) ranches and capes for $50. BEAUTIFUL AKC registered Lounge Chair, foam T-cushlon, for public distribution. citizen parent or derived citi sidered. Madeline Smith. Real City Hospital William Ashe, 23 Tolland Ave., Trim and paint extra. Also, silver miniature poodles, cham TWO ROOM apartment, 149' are available for public distri zenship thrjjugh the naturaliza Charlee Nicholson 742-6364 W.\LTON W. GRANT Crauiectlcut’s largest, auto kick pleat, tangerine cover, 99. Notice is also hereby given bution. tor, 649-1642, Mabel Sheridan, Rockville; Boyd Smith Jr., En Be A Happy ■\GENCY scraping. 742-8101. pion bloodline,. 8-weeka-old. 849- Oakland Street, $60. 649-6229, i that a primary will be held In tion of a parent or spouse, shall 643-8139. Jolin F. Mlralbi'to. assistant matic and standard shift, 0647. $79.60 Red Leather-llke Plastic 9-5. Notice is also hereby given present a certificate of citizen 5064-N field; Mrs. Rose Castelluociq. Established 1910 2 free pick-up service, teen said Senatorial district on Jan administrator of the Meriden PAINTING. EXTERIOR and In High-back Lounge Chair, foam that a priiMry will be held on ship issued to said applicant by CWOPER STREET — 2 family 46 HiUorest Rd.; Stephen Look- Member: Multiple Lilting age classroom, older and terior, paperhanging. wall FOUR ROOM apartment with uary 6, 1964, If a slate of candi January 6, 1964 If a slate of ■HosprltaJ, has been named by wood. Wapping: Russell Ander HOMEOWNER nervous students our spe cushion, 59.60 dates for any or all conventions the United States Immigration duplex 6-5. Features 8 generous Andover the Rockville City' Hospital Service a Manchester Board paper removed, dry wall work. Articles For Sale 45 9I.UVC,Stove, working couple prefer- j. j " — ------candidates------———— for any or all con- and Naturalization Service, a bedrooms, enormous kitchen son, 26 Edgerton St.: Edna of Realtors • Real Estate cialty 115 Center St.. Man Reasonable rates. Fully In- ______$109.00 Mahogany Chippendale red. No children. Near M ata' o ''^^h Sec. I venUons Is^flled In accordance board of trustees as the new Zelonds, 24 Eldridge SL; iMrs. chester. Call for free t)ook- passport Issued by the State with dining area, living room, Board of Greater Har-tford, sured. 649-9668, Joseph P “ OTO MOWER snow throwers Occasional CJhair, upholstered Street. 58 Wells St. 9-408 of the General Statutes with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, In utility room, Rusco combina HdrnlnilstrB.tor at the hospital. Kumpe, Oakland Beach, Ine. let. 643-8552. Lewis. at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4^ Revision of 1958, revised to clusive, of General Statutes, Re Department of the United EXPANSIVE NOT He will succeed Mrs. Virginia R. I.; Mrs. Margaret West, seat & back, blue freize, 69.50 1964. , States on or after January 1, tions, spotless condition. Un 643-1153 h.p. to 6% h.p. 639 Center St. NEW CREST LUXtmiOUS Du vision of 1968 revised £b 1964. usual floor plan provides EXPENSIVE Yaskulka. R.N., who ^ ig n e d Staffoi'dville; Harry Hayiies, 26 LEARN TO DRIVE — Special 649-8747. $119.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, plex Apartments, 671 Hartford Forms for petitions for filing 1948 or a written statement effective Jan. 1. S2 Cambridge St. attention to nervous and. elder Forms for petitions for filing signed by a Town Clerk or Reg single family atmosphere with Knighten St.; Stanley &ega.^, 14%, l6Mi. Pattern No. 6064-N has lu!’ premium location, full base tion throughout. Only $16,900, Arrterican Ojllege of Hospital driveway. Routes now being cated. off West Center St., $106 10%. 22%. 24%, 26%, 28%. directions for smocking and Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Helen Hite, 122 Oak St. See our 50 homes in color formed. Call now to abandon fl o o r SANDING and re- two occasional phalrs, $5 each; of signatures of enrolled Re- filed with aaid Registrar. A ment, garage, patio, wall-to- Administrators and the Amer finlsbtag (speclallstag in old CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAT Kirby vacuum cleahorjwth at monthly. Call 649-0383. publican Party membere In the petition for an opposing slate Saptie Tanks Bust S3 to 40. Size 14%, 35 finishing covers for both covers wall carpeting, automatic ican and Connecticut Hos di-splayed nightly on our high prices when It snows. 649- bust, skirt, 1% yards ct 54- In gtagitam! 7868, 876-8401. er floors). Waxing floors. cards. Plata, personalized, and tachments, $25; CalStic gas WEST CENTER SL — 4 rooms, to ^ or district, as tbs case containing tha required num AND washer and dryer, disposal, Lots For Sale 73 pital Associations. He ia a di Alpert Stayt Gone out.side screen -6 to 9 Painting. CeUtags. Paperhang- box assortment. Shown by ap stove, timer, glasa door,- two may be must be filed with the ber of dgnaturea of enrolled Incb; blousci % M 3% yards To order, send 86c ta cotas to; reasonable. Owner MS-SSOS or rector of the Meriden RehabiU- first floor, furnace, $76. 649- Aime Osfcot, Tbie Msnehester TWO BUILDINQ lots, prime lo- p.m. Shown anytime dur SHARPENING Service — Saws tag. No Job too small. John pointment. Call 648-8452 or broilers, $80. Odds and ends. 6229, 9-6. Republican Registrar of Votara RepubUean Party members In Plugged Sewers NB-bioh. 640-8238. taition Oenter and the Meriden PORT 0T..LUCIE. Eta. (AP) knives, axes, shears, skates' Vertallle, 649-5760. 643-5768. 649-6996. in the town In which aaid peti said town must be filed with To order, send 60o In ootaa Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF cation, city utUlttea.I. Phllbrick OouncH of ConuTumlty Sarvicaa. —Young Jett Alpert ct Wood- See A Realtor ing the day bn our Inelde rotary blades. Quick sendee. DELUXE LARGE 3^ room tion haa been circulated not aaid Registrar of Voters not Maehine Cleaned be: 0US Buinett, The Manohes- AMiauGAS. NEW YORK 36, MOVE RIGHT IN — Lovely 7 Agency, 640-8464. The new director served on bridge, Conn., carried a par 72 screen. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Bonds—Stocks— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Musical Instruments 53 duplex apartment, heat, hot later than 4:00 P.M. on De later than 4:00 P.M. on Decem Bvenlns; Herald. 1160 AVE. N. Y. room Oarrison Colonial, cen active duty as a na-val ofneer into todaj/e second round of the Mata St., Manchester. Hours appliances, tools, lawnmower water, appliances, parking. cember 16, 1963 being the 31at ber 16, 1968, being the 21st day Beptte Tanka, Dry Wells, o r' A8IE1UOA8, NEW YORK For Ist-claas maUtag add 10c ter hall, 1% baths, 2-gone heat, from 1063 to 1056. He la mar . Mortgages 31 and other equipment, tires. for each pattern. Print Name, WYLLYB STREET — 240 foot 72-hole Perry Como Amateur dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9. Satur Adults. Immediate occupancy. day preceding the day of the preceding the day of the Pri Sewer Lines Installed—Cel- 0«, N. Y. garaK'e, cloee to public and frontage, 643-7444. ried and the father of three. Golf Tournament. He was three WcHTM E. Hoinftand day 7-4. 643-7958. Jacks, etc., miscellaneous 120 BASS ATLAS Accordion, 6 649-6760. primary. ntary. tar Waterprooflng Done. For Ist-olaas maUtag add 10c Address with Zone and Pattern parochial schools,' ahopptag. Realtor . . . SECOND MORTGAGES — Uni items. 648-6641. Number. strokes off the pgcq set by lead Umited*funds available tor sec ahifts, 648-8109. Dated at Coventry, Conn., Dated at Covantry, Oonnecti- for eaoh pattern. Print Narpe, r a s Is the home you have been BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build Balbe Dye. who played nine ers George Wright of Hdllywood, 0NOWPLOWING - Now ac- ond mortgages, pajrmenta to MANCHESTER — fCX Room thin 36th day of Nov«nber out, U0B 36th te y of November Address with Zone, Style No. Just 50c tor the new '63 Al- looking for tor your family ta ing lots, land tracts, farms and season*-In the NaitiomJ Hockey Fla., Jim Jewell of Bloomington, 350 MAIN ST. oepttag contracts) seasonal or duplex, 8 laige bedrooma, sn ta low t w e n 11 e a. Call Mra. Lawrence F. Fiano, ------Realtor,, gaimes. He played with Traranito, service. J. D. Realty, 0484088. elothea, 60o each. 648-6488. tlon, $86. 84441738. Simon TuridiErtoB, kidt; dolly,. who an carded 69a ta yester- 876-7861. IbwB a Town Olsric “ y * * FmH SL-04S-BEM ■bsfo Eakblcm Is pure sowing igsand MlpfMm Suaaiine SborU, $48-88M, J , 641-3716. 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Because and blew up a gas line to up tacKs thrown down by ter of this, the United States has day in their effort to scare rorists In an attempt to keep joined Venezuela In seeking EVER! TV for os LIHLE AS «98! voters away from Sunday’s motorists at home. tougher measures against Cuba. presidential election. Workmen restored power to Canada's AUTOMATIC DRYERS as LOW Leaflets strewn about Caracas the southern edge o T h e city f^ L N thousands Veneme- by the Armed Forces for Na where saboteurs bombed two followed campaign electrical subsUtions Friday v*^,**?^** tional Liberation — FALN — an day In defiance, of the threats of AS ^128! Many others too numer underground terrorist organUa- W orst Air tlon, warned the city’e popula policeman In a patrol car violmce. tion of 1.6 million to stay In was w6unded by snlpeVs. , T*»e seven p resid w ^ l candl- ous to list in this ad. ON SALE 5 doors until Monday or face the Elsewhere, M boihbs explod- “ P possiblUty of being shot. ed or were detected during the <*“ ««*"«• One of Disaster Oun battles between FALN ,j,*t to th.« « .« o.™, »pi.. gSuto B .uSsir’ HOURS ONLY — DOORS OPEN The FALN Is trying to fright- STE. THERESE DE an the population from voting BLAINVILLE, Que. (AP) and thus gain a legal basis for —Workers toiled in cling AT 7 P.M. declaring the election invalid. Johnson Names Panel Commxmlsts and Castroltes are ing mud over a quarter- NRST COME— FIRST SERVED! All sqIm final at b(wcotUng the polls. mile area today to recover flMM lew, low prices. BUY NOVY— SAVE Thousands of dollars worth of General Electric Televisions, Stereos, Washers, However, the Venezuelans the bodies of 118 persons paid little attention to the killed in Canada’s worst NOW! MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT IN FEB On Kennedy Slaying threats. Dryers and Refrigerators! Demonstrators, floor models. One and few of a kind, Fireworks lit up the skies ear aviation disaster, the crash RUARY 1964. . . ly today, and It was their booms of a Trans-Canada Air etc. BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST PICKIN'S! WASHINGTON (AP)—President Johnson has named Lines DCS jet. a top-level panel to investigate the assassination of (See Page Five) The big U.S,-built plane. In President John F. Kennedy so that the nation, the world ■ervlce only 10 months, caught fire and plunged to earth-Fri and history will know the facts. day night just four minutes af 1 s t That was Johnson’s mandate^ Storm Slams ter taking off In heavy rain and NO MONEY DOWN! PAYMENT February 1964! armament negotiator John J. to the special preaidential com high wind from Montreal’s Dot- mission named Friday nM t. He McCloy. val Airport for a 300-mlle flight ehoae Chief Justice Earl War-' The ’ Preaident signed an ex- ecutive order authorixlng authorizing the Region, Tides to Toronto. ran to head it. There were no survivors.' G-E "Filter-Flo" commission to subpoena wit Johnson was understood to be It was the world’s second G-E Automatic 1 nesses and granting it other determined to avoid multiple In- High in State worst single plane tragedy. powers It might need to Inves- ELECTRIC 12 lb. Dryer quiriea that could cloud the Witnesses said the plane ex 3-Cycle, 2-Speed facta about the murder of Ken Johnson talked with each By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ploded, but disagreed as to nedy In Dallas a week ago Fri whether the blast came while It 16” TV day’ and the shooting two days member of the commission be- j x snow storm hit the North- ese, Que., Friday with 111 passengers and crew of was ztill airborne or after it » WASHER later of the man poUc This is a stock picture of a Douglas DC-8 jet air a plowed into the ground outside Full Guarantee with kUllng the r e s id e n t 1 - ^ liner similar to the one that crashed near Ste. Ther- seven. (AP Photofax.) _ Brand N*w '64 Modrt—3 CyciM Blankets and WWte House sources said baweled blast of wintry fare- Ste. Therese de Blalnville, a WASHER The new President said be factory town SO miles north of bad choaen the commlssimi "to Worren will decide when the well to November. commission will go to work. A major storm centers in Montreal. study and rMKtrt upon all facts The plane dug a crater 90-feet and circumsUncnces relating to A White House announcement N ew Jereeyw W ppedpreclplta- said: "The President la Instruct- tlon from toe C e n ^ l, A p p ly wide and 6-feet deep. The rain the assassination of the late quickly filled the huge hole with President J (^ F. Kennedy and ing the special commission to ■ chlans and North C artym Ineludod the silbeequent violent death of satisfy■ - itself■ ...... that toe truth Is through toe lower lakes region water. toe man charged with toe assas- known as far as It can be dis- onaprtsing northern Ohio, Troops were called out to ■inaUon.” i covered, and to report Its flnd- ortowestem Pennsylvania and guard the wreckage. Hastily That man was Lee Harvey i Ings and conclusione to him, to toe Lake Ontario afea into New erebted lightk gave an eerie as 9.77 *99 Oswald. 34, a self-styled Marx- toe American people, and to toe England. pect through the night to shat *189 Six Inches of snow piled up in tered bodies, half-buried person *214 1st. Oswald, accused of shoot-! world." Ing the president from ambush I Johnson’s aim waa reported to western Pennsylvania. ’Three al possessions and broken tochee were reoovded in Pitta- temains of toe airliner. N Kennedy motored torough ] be to make w n tii»t ovsrlap' downtown Dallas,- - was ■himsef • * ping------Inquiries------do do not devdop, burgh. Roads were reported in Dawn broke gray and rainy. GE Portable 132 Automatic Defrost producing. a situatliih In which treacherous Mndltions. Two of the victims appeared 23” GE 5 TUBE 1 GE 4 Speaker gunned down in toe city police station last Sunday as he waa one Investigation might get to i Soutoera Nc t En^ynd was to be Americana. about to be transferred to toe toe way of- another, soaked with downpoUN, Provl- An official casualty list County Jail. Bogta hnd proposed a bin to dehce, R.L, ww p90ndM by named R. Kerne, Brooklyn, A night-club operator named set up a Houae-Senate commit- 3.11 inches. In MasMChusettg N,Y.. and Mrs.- 8. Hankovarity, 1 CONSOLE TV DISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR Jack Ruby has indicted for tM to investigate toe slaying. It Boston reported 1.40 inches and Box 72, Port Washington, N.Y. Console STEREO Bedford 1.5S. Ckmcord, N.H., RADIOS One man N. Master, was re toe point-blank shooting of Os was one ot a handful of mean- I wald. urea calling for special commit was soaked with' ^.06. puted to have connections in In addition to Warren, John- tee Inquiries into toe assasstna- In Maine Portland had 1.6B Bombay, India. son named these six to toe com- tlon of Kennedy and this dioot- All of the seven-member crew mission; Sen. Richard B. RUS' of Oswald. (See Page Eleven) and toe rest of the passengers sell, D-Oa.j Sen. John Sherman vwever Friday night Sen. were Canadians. The pilot was Cooper, R-Ky.; Rro.Rep. Hale James O. Eastland, D-Mlas., (^pt. Jack D. Snider, 47, Toron Boggs, D-La.; Rep.J). G (ierald t R. chairman of toe Senate Judlqi- Girl in Viet Nam to, a veteran of World Wsu* II Ford, R-Mich.; former Ontral ary Committee which had made service with the Royal Canadian Intelligence Agency Director A1 A Flame Suicide Air Force. *188 *128 7.77 *128 len W. Dulles,les, and onetime, dls- (Bee Page Eleven) Among toe Canadians killed *199 was Don Hudson, supervising 1 * ** By MALCOLM BROWNE producer of light entertainment G.E. AUTOMATIC TIMER SAIGON, South Viet Nam lor the Canadian Broadcasting (AP)—A 20-year-old girl burned Oorp. ‘ V 12 CiL R . Upright G-E 18 PIECE herself to death today, reported Hudson, 46, joined the net- 19" GE TV Navy Secretary Nitze ly to protest toe conflict be ELECTRIC GE 19” TV tween Vietnamese. (8ee Page Five) The suicide was toe first since UHF-VHF UHF and VHF A McNamara Disciple the self-immolations by six Bud FREEZER dhist monks and a nun that marited toe reign of the over Tool Sets and crew of seven. Crater in foreground was form RANGE REPOSSESSED thrown government of President This is a s’eneral view of crash scene where a By ELTON O. FAY ^slonals, it still leaves open toe Ngo Dinh Diem. They commit Trans-Canada jet airliner fell last night in a field ed when plane crashed. (AP Photofax.) Bulletins question of exactly how Nitze AP Military Writer ted suicide to protest what they 20 miles north of Montreal killing 111 passengers Culled from AP Wires WASHINGTON (AP) — The stands on a particular Issue of called religious prosecution by Navy has welcomed aboard sea power: toe nuclear aircraft the late Roman (Tathollc presi Paul H. Nitze as its new civilian carrier and nuclear-powered dent against the Buddhists. chief. With belief—or hope— Navy ships in general. The girl, identified as Miss PROTEST FIZZLES that he knows and understands McNamara turned down toe Tran Bath Nga, set fire to her PARIS (AP)—A scheduled sea power. Navy’s proposal to build a sec gasoline-soaked clothes at a student demonstration to I 1.00 Nitze, sworn in Friday as sec ond atomic-powered carrier now main traffic Intersection facing back demands for more class *139 but in doing so said this did not C A U fiU M I *149 *179 retary of toe Navy, has no naval villas occupied by the Indian, rooms and other educational *149 background. Moreover, he is a prejudice toe matter of whether Canadian and Polish delegates facilities flssled today. The ENTERTAINMENT CENTER: disciple of Secretary ot Defense future ships should be atomic to toe International Omtrol demonstration was called for Robert S. McNamara, some of powered. He told toe Navy to Cjommisslon. suburban Nanterre, at toe G-E 12 Cu. R . CKest VACUUM G-E "Filfar-Flo" whose decisions ride strongly go ahead with building a txm- ’This three-nation commission site of a proposed faculty o< agsdnst toe tide of Navy aspira ventionally powered flattop. Is a toothless agency assigned letters building. Several GE 11” TV tions. truckloads of police showed STEREO AM-FM But Nitze has developed a (See Page Eleven) (See Page Eleven) up, but only a handful ot stu familiarity with strategy and lU dents were there. Hundr^s Cleaners UHF and YHF implementation by military of students and riot police FREEZER WASHER forces during almost tores clashed Friday in Paris’ Left 19” TVTHr UPR10HT|M0DEL years as assistant secretary of Bank Latin Quarter, as an ee- defense for national security af Crowds in Rain See Grave. tlnsated 10,000 students at fairs—foreign military aid—and tempted to march through before that in other government the streets. About 800 stu and advisory capacities. Wreaths Cover Dallas Spot dents were arrested. Most Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, vice were relessed during the chief of naval operations. Is one night. of toe professionals who be WASHINGTON (AP) — Somefdiacussed with him some pos 40,000 persons moved in a long sible designs for a tomb. He lieves Nitze will be good for toe d e a t h TOLL M4 line under dark skies Friday to wouldn’t comment on them. Navy. The main current of life In the Johnson Seen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS *179 liiy* Ricketts, who has seen sever view John F. Kennedy's grave *399 24“ *169 —and toe fulfillment of a pro capital Is resuming its normal The number of deaths in al changes In toe Navy’d lead phetic wish. flow. But little whirls and ed traffic accidents during Ilia ership, measures Nitze this Jack Metzler, director of Ar dies still formed around toe More Ardent extended Thaitosglvlng holi way: " I have talked with Mr. lington National Cemetery, said events touched off by Kennedy's day moved steadily upward G .L 3-SPEEO Nitze frequently on naval sub G-E Fully Automatic the line had formed before toe assassination a week ago Fri today. Nearing the time when Columbia 24” 30” GAS jects and maritime power. Of On Medicare gates swung open. And though day. travelers will be returning to nil civilians, I have fotmd that CHRISTMAS it was a cloudy, wet day, toe House leaders announced that their homes from visits during none understands and appreci line remained almost until dusk a bill will be offered Monday to WASHINGTON (AP) — Capi the holiday, the number of ates the potentials of sea power when n harsh, raw wind swept provide Mrs. Kennedy with an tol Hill speculated today that deaths in tnsfflo aeoidents on as much as Mr. Nitze.” HAIR DRYER In. office and '$60,0(X) for personnel President Johnson may support highways reached 384 at 11 DRYER While this comprehension of BICYCLES RANGE Just a few months ago tos for six months, plus free mall the hard-fought proposal for a.m. The National Safety Record No. 3 toe broad picture of naval pow late president stood near toe privileges for life. As a widow health care of the aged even Oounell made no prehoUday er encourages toe Navy profes- spot where he is now buried. of a president (toe alrisady Is more actively than President eetfahate of traffic deaths be Paul Fuqua, 38, a guide at toe eligible for a yearly pension of John F. Kennedy did. cause fewer persons travel Cu6tis-Lee mansion which sits $ 10,000. Johnson’s first speech td Con Anxious relatives await word at Toronto International Airport of relatives during this h ^ d a y. i99 ■ Churchill Marks on h i| h ground surrounded by A move was afoot to designate gress as President emphasized aboard the fallen airliner. (AP Photofax.) 00 the priority Kennedy had given toe sprawling cemetery, re toe planned national cultural SAYS KURDS BEATEN His 89th Birthday called Kennedy’s unexpected vis- center here as a memorial to to two other measures: civil DAMABCUS, Syria (AP)— it Iftst March 8. Kennedy and to provide funds rights and a tax cut. But he also A oommander o f Syriaw to assurs its construction. mentioned "care tor our elder LONDON (AP) — Sir Winston "It was a really beautiful day forces in Iraq claimed today just one of toose days,” Fuqua ly” as one of the late pres 163 ChurchlU is 80 tod^y. Ms troops sueoaaafnlly oom- ident’s alms which "must and said. "W e were walking around, By C8UATT6N mOKERSON LBJ Adept at Meeting Press pleted two mopping up op- 139 Britain’s former prime minis and I told toe president If I DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Dallas will be translated into effective eratioiia against Kurdish tel>- ter marked toe start of his 90th lived In the White House, I’d appeared today to be trying, al action." els In Iraq’s northern moun year at a small family dinner move toe White House out here, most frantlcallv, to get back to Proponents and opponents of By W. B. RAGSDALE Jr. <»from a coup in Viet Nam to arm ors step In an evolutionary tains. Hto claim osnie on tbs NO MONEY DOWN! MAKE 1st PAYMENT IN FEBRUARY! 3 YEARS TQ PAY! growth that began more than 60 party. toe view is so beautiful. normal eight days after an asr toe pending bill to provide hos- WASHINGTON (A P)—Within dam in South Dakota. years ago with President Wood- hecto of an appeal by Iraqi For dessert there was a large "The president said yes and sassin here bad shot to death pital and nursing' g care benefits Although there have been crit PrealdMit Abdel Salem Aref a few days, President Johnson row Wilson, who held the first cake Inscribed with a tribute■ > by added: “ ‘I could stay up here President John F. Kennedy. imder Social Security agreed ics who protest that the news for the Kurds to surrendor. forever.’ ” probably will announce his first presidential news conference. the late President John F. Ken Downtown department stores Johnson would mobilize White conference has grown unwieldy, CM. FaM Miaer, commanrt- A White House source eald news conference. nedy from « Washington cere aad neighborhood shcq^tping cen- House resources for a drive to it isn’t likely that’Johnson will The youthful Kennedy ap er of two Syrian brigades of Friday that Jacqueline Kenne White'House sources say no mony earlier this year confer ten were Jammed. Ttafflc was enact toe meastire next year. pass up toe chance to appear peared to relish his jousts with 5,(M)0 men eaoli, raturaed iin- ring honorary UA. citizenship dy, learning of the former pres bumper to bumper in downtown One opponent who would not decision has been made yet as regularly before toe voters on reporters. He would lecture on ident’s statement, approved toe to when it will be or whether to oxpeotatty to Syria wltb tWo on Britain's wartime leader. business seotlom, and tireeway be quotM by name said polltl- radio and television with elec economics, foreign policy, tos rsport. Syrian troops went ta s t o r e spot for hla grave idn. traffle waa heavy and fast. continue toe Innovation of toe f.n o n /V g A P SERVICE The cake waa designed before eal realities would force John presidency, and sometimes quip tion year just around the bend. Iraq soon after the two ooun- toe president’s assassination. It At present toe cniy maiker is President Kennedy, after a son, as toe prospective 1964 late President John F. Kennedy with reporters. toe eternal flame lighted by —the live radio-television news As a seasoned professional tries announoed the merger cu rled even his signature. triumphant motorcade through Democratic candidate for toe politician, Johnson has no fear He could rattle off tacts and of their armed forces epriy In The inscription: "Never In toe Mrs. Ksnnedy during toe grave- toe city, waa killed by two i3 e conference. I SORRY, NO PHONE ORDERS— I presidency, to an even more of reporters’ questions. He has figures on an amazing assort Ooteber- The Syrians joined ^ side rites' Monday, a mound of shots fired by a sniper on tte However, the American peo field of human endeavor has so vlgorouB eupport of medical been fielding them tor more ment of subjecta as easily as he Imqnla In the battle against, much been owed by all man flewsrs aad a naat, wMta iSt slxto floor e< a butt( _ ‘ care than Kennedy’s. ple have become accustomed to ALL SALES ARE FINAL! fence. toe sight of their president than a quarter of a century. parried tricky political ques tiie rehela af Mullah M m taf 713 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER kind to one man.” ^ e of too bueiBMk "Kennedy's strragtb was in tions. It «aa XSntody’a paraglRrasa John. Om I (MV. Jolm B. tte big eltlee where medtoafa standing befors 800 or so report President Kennedy’s use bf Barmnl. whs eaeiDi aatf-i radio and tslevtolon m his meet- In the nortt af gm m ' i i ' ' - arcUtoet' ers and replyl^ off toe ctfff to 'fm m i Xkn. • f (Bee Page Five) queations on subjects ranging Ings^tb newsmen ws| only one (See Fags Elevea)
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