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I IRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964 FAG* THIRTY.TWO iianctr^atifr lEvrains U m llt Avorace Daily Net Pnaa Rna The Woathor For the Week Haded Foreeest of O. S. Weather KovcMber 81, 1884 Trinity Past Noble Grandt of Olondy, breeey. milder toalglit, Sunset Rebekah Lodge will en- Town Seeks low 48-SO; breemy tomorrow, rsia About Town twtain the Trinity Past Noble 14 ,1 4 3 ending In the morning, high hi the Grands Association at a Christ Member of Ike MimchMt«r Chapter of mas Party Monday at 8 p.m. in Plant Site BareM ut SOe. BPBBSQSA wUl rehearse to Odd Fellows Hall. Members Manchester— A City of Village Charm night at 8 at Bunce School, are reminded to bring a small Olcott St. AU men interested in Christmas gift. Mrs.' Robert After-the-Holiday Armstrong and committee well For Pioneer barbershop style singing are MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 (CiMelfled AdvertieiBg on Page 10) PRICE SEVEN CENTS welcome. No musical knowl serve refreshments. Mr.s. Ma VOL. L x x x r v , NO. 50 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) edge is necessary and there are bel Dowd will be in charge of The town development com BO voice trials. entertainment. mission met Wednesday evening with several town directors to Perennial Planters Garden The British American Club’s discuss efforts at relocating the Club win meet Monday at 7 annual Children's Christmas Pioneer Parachute Co. in a new p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. B. party will be held Sunday, Dee. factory In Manchester. Shaw, «01 W. Middle Tpke., 20, at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse. The commission is working with the management of the Mariner 4 Takes Off, and will proceed to Comstock Members are reminded to reg Ferre A Co., Wethersfield, ister their children before Sat- 300-employe firm, which is cur Where Mrs. Richard G. Willard usday, Dec. 5. The age limit rently located in an old Cheney will give a Christmas demon for children is 8 years of age Mill building on Forest St. FOR THE WEEKEND stration at 7:30. There will be by Dec. 25. Pioneer proposed moving to another Manchester site about a business meeting at the Farm this time last year, but can Shop after the demonstratrion. Lawrence J. Roger Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. celed its plans and renewed its Early Maneuvers OK lea.se at its current location. Marine Lance Cpl. Gilbert W. Roger Sr., 19 Clyde Rd.. has recently been pledged to mem Commission members and Dupont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heads TDC tov/n directors plan a meeting George E. Dupont, 117 Ridge bership to Alpha Tan Omega Alfred P. Werbner, 40 Marion CAPE KENNEDYY Fla. before Mariner 4 soars past' A towering, 100-foot Atlas-Ag-'-S-Agena second stage propelled social fraternity at Worcester with Pioneer management to Mars into orbit about the sun, a ena rocket started Mariner 4 on St., and Marine I«n ce Cpl. Dr., has been re-elected chair discuss local sites. (A P )— Mariner 4 rocketed itself into orbit 115 miles above Polytechnic Institute. O IV E / first television camera 4s to take 22 Its way, blasting off from Cape Kenneth W. Cotton Jr., son of man of the town development Francis J. Mahoney, chair the earth as a flying launch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Cot into space today, and the pictures, and instruments are to Kennedy exactly on schedule, at platform. Forty-two minutes Connecticut Federation of commission for a one-year man of the board of direceors, ton Sr., 10 Earl St., are serv term. He was first elected to flight control center re study atmospheric density, radi 9:22 a.m., with a surge of flam after launching, when the Agcna Democratic Women’s Clubs said after the town elections in National ing power from its three booster ^7 / ing with the Marine Battalion the po.sf in 1963. October that he plans to con ported it apparently exe ation and other scientific se was in a desired position above will meet Tue.sday at 10:30 a.m. engines. Lading Team 3/3. which was Werbner has reappointed centrate board efforts to keep cuted early maneuvers suc crets. the Indian Ocean, it re.started at the Hotel Statler, Hartford. FIRST NA'nONAL SURiRMARMTS S t o r e s A critical hurdle was cleared recently awarded a plaque for Atty. Joseph Conti. 241 Sum existing industry in town and Although preliminary data its engine and boosted Mariner Mrs. S. Aubrey McGann. pre.s- cessfully on the start of an five minutes, 22 seconds, after 4 into spare. assisting in flood relief opera mit St., to continue as secre- i and locate more new industry indicated early phases of the ident. will preside. There will intended 7'/o-month jour launching, when a protective Officials reported that the tions in South Viet Nam. tary of the commission, also for | here, helping broaden the town's OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. launching were succe.ssful, the be a Christmas Luncheon for ney to Mars. National Aeronautics and Space metal shroud separated from spacecraft separated from its all members and guests at 1 a one-year term. |tax base. ■Die Steward of the Elks Development chairman Al 'The electronic explorer, which Administration .said several the spacecraft. launch platform, and that the Club, Bissell St., has announced p.m. in the Terrace Room. Werimer's re-election at a Structural faihire of a shroud flight appeared normal at that fred Werbner announced that repre.sents the United Stale.s' hours would be required to de iSiat no clams will be served Reservations may be made with development commi.ssion meet made of weaker material ruined time. A tracking station at ing Wednesday was unanimous. some members of the town com termine whether the craft was tonight at the club due to the Mrs. John F. CHfford. 95 Ol la.st chance for a clo.se look at on a precise course, or whether the Mariner 3 launching to Mars Woomcra, Australia, reported Besides seiving as sales man Thanksgiving holiday. cott Dr., before tomorrow. mission had atended the 16th Mars for two years, was sched radio signals would have to be earlier this month. 1 receiving .signals from the ager for the Jarvis Realty Co., annual Connecticut Develop The control center reported streaking payload. Werbner is president of the uled to fly across .32,'j million sent to fire a steering motor to '' ment Conference during the jockey it onto the correct path. radio data Indicated no hitch If all goes well. Mariner 4 will Manchester Chamber of Com miles of space before passing summer. A spokesman said definite with the protective covering j streak within 8,600 miles merce, a past president of the within 8,600 miles of Mars next ot Manchester became a confer information was expected late today. Manchester Board of Realtors, July 14. ence member twg years ago. During a 30-minute encounter. this afternoon. After shroud ejection, the (See Page Three) Tickets Now On Sale and a member of the town in The commLssiop is also work surance .and realty advisory ing on a survey of town cul committees. tural resources for the Connec THE MANCHESTER MESSIAH CHORUS Atty, Conti, who became a ELEVENTH ANNUAL PRESENTATION ticut Commission on the Arts, ROUND ROAST n.ember of the Connecticut and is prepared to attend ses Jury Finds SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1964 — 8:15 P.M. Bar in 1962, is associated in sions of the Manchester Com Monehester High School - Bailey Auditorium practice with Atty. Paul R. munity Colleges lecture aeries Groobert. on community development. Cigarettes Hie Connecticut Bank and Trust Company He served as chairman for TOP or BOnOM 893 Main Street the 1963 mental health cam Ray Beller’s Milsic Shop— 1013 Main Street paign in Manchester. He is a Safe to Use Potterton's, Inc.— 130 Center Street member of the Democratic Lighting Ceremony Officially Opens Holiday Season and will be available at the High School LEE’S FLORIST Town Committee. ROUND POT ROAST ,, MIAMI.Fla. (API — A feder Box Office thaf*evening Young Peter Garman (41/ 2) gets a big boost from last night officially opened the holiday season here. and GIFT SHOP al court jury has found that cig Santa as he turns on the holiday lights in Man Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garman, Rt. 44A, Bolton—643-8089 I Wg GIVE / arettes "are reasonable safe FREE chester’s downtown shopping area. The ceremony 68 Bowers St. (Herald photo by Saternis.) and wholesome for human con • YES WE DELIVER • H pJI All Cut From sumption." Beauty Advice Flowers for all occasions; The verdict, reached Friday Weddings, Funerals, Cut IJVampSJ Heavy Western Steer Beef None Stopped night after two hours of deliber Flowers and Corsages . . . Events Special ^Hot Line ’ ation, denied damages to the ARTHUR DRUG W O O N S O C K'fe T, R.I. estate of Edwin L. Green of Mi When You (AP) — A Ma.ssacliJisetts ami, a three-packs-a-day smok man hurl in a traffic ac er who died of lung cancer in In State 1957. Think of CINTIR CUT FOT ROAST LB Available for Pope cident lay unconscious on BOnOM ROUND the highway, ignored by Green's e.state had sued the APPLES more than 30 pa.ssing American Tobacco Co., for $1.5 VATICAN CITY (A P )— Pope Paul VI will have his motorists. j million, contending that the can COATS As Advertised Police Seek Woonsocket police said cer was caused by smoking 4PPLE Think LB own “ hot line" to keep contact with the Vatican while Byron Cochrane Jr.. 31, Lucky Strike cigarettes. Second Floor n Wednesday's TOP ROUND STEAN ROAST Fresh From Herald Escapee from he is in Bombay attending the International Eucharistic of Bellingham, Mass., fi A previous trial jury decided The Coolers! PERO!! Congress next week. nally was assisted by an Osborn Farm The actual center of Church The Hindus claim the Pope is unidentified man who u.sed (See Page Three) LB power will shift with the pontiff making the journey to convert a fla-shlight to keep cars TOP SIRLOIN OVEN ROAST to India, but in case something the Indians. from running over the in McIn t o s h —WINESAPS—BALDWINS SOMERS (AP) — State urgent arises, technicians have Government officials have jured and bleeding man. police are searching for an set up direct telecommunica been trying to persuade the Cochrane was injured in Navy Plane CORTLANDS—NORTHERN SPIES tions between the Vatican and jailed Hindu Maha.sabha leaders a Thanksgiving Eve acci BACK it RUMP OVEN ROAST inmate of the Osborn Pris to order their followers to call dent as he was opening RWSD and GOLDEN DEILICIOUS the residence of Valerian Cardi on Farm, one of two pris nal Gracias, archbishop of Bom off planned black flag demon the door of his car, ac Crash Kills cording to police. As he BUY 1 or 101 OF ANY ITBIM YOU WANT' oners who escaped Friday. bay, with whom the Pope will strations. Richard Ware, 24, of Hart stay. National leaders of the Hindu lay by the side of the road, it GROCERIES • COLD CUTS • DAIRY n PASTRY -k ford, was the prisoner still at Vatican sources said the line Mahasabha have been is.suing several motorists nearly 12 Crewmen large. Authorities said he to Bombay will be manned contradictory statements on struck him and none stopped to help. walked away from a construc around the clock, but they do what they intend to do to oppose KODIAK, Ala.ska fAP) 276 OAKLAND ST. TOP ROUND , ^ tion detail. not anticipate any emergency the Pope. The government has Twelve Navy fliers died Friday African and Asian students in Moscow are shown demonstrating outside the A .state prison inmate. Rich requiring its use. made clear it intends to use when an antisubmarine patrol 643-6384 or CUBE lb ard Buckley, 21, of Bridgeport During the pontiff's absence sternest measures to protect the T a n k e r’ s B q w plane crashed into a mountain U.S. Embassy in protest over American and Belgian action in the Congo. Most was picked up by guards in Dec. 2 through Dec. 5, the Vati pontiff. near the tip of Cape Newenham, of the lower floor windows were broken and a car set afire during the episode. PERO ■•woods behind the prison an hour can (Congregation and other ad The security problem will be T owed to Port 250 miles northwest of Kodiak. (AP Photofax.) Open 6 A.M. to B P.M. Weekdays • 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays after he fled an outside work ministrative bodies will carry complicated by the vast crowds A four-man rescue party LAST STEAKS detail. on routine business. pouring into the city for the con found the wreckage of the s ^ 0 5 Buckley was imprisoned in It will be the longest papal gress opening today. NEW YORK (API — A tug burned plane and bodies of : LB May 1963 on a one and one - absence since Pius VII returned towed the severed bow of the CHANCE TO * Top Sirloin Steak The congress - a public dem crew strewn over aobout 500 half to four year term for a to Rome in 1814 after five years onstration of faith and an act of tanker Stolt Dagali to Grav feet of mountainside. The group U.S. Embassy Among Three SAVE! SATURDAY conviction of robbery with in France as a prisoner of Na thanksgiving is being held esend Bay today. Sixteen of her weis led b yM a j. Curtiss Gruye, violence. poleon. before a ma.s.sive altar built in a crew returned home to Norway commander of the Cape Newen FRESHLY GROUND LB Ware, serving a two to six Pope Paul's two top adminis parklike oval in the heart of by air. And damage to the Isr ham Distant Aircraft Control NOVEMBER 28 AND Ground Round year term for breaking and trators will accompany him to Bombay. aeli liner Shalom, which knifed and Warning Station. Attacked by Moscow Students into the tanker, was being as entering, was convicted in India. Congress officials said 14 The crash was four miles west sessed . November 3962 and was trans They are Amleto Cardinal rchbishops, 58 bishops and of' the military site. The plane TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. Still a mystery were details of HANDSOME ferred to the minimum security Cicognani, Vatican secretary of hundreds of other Church offi hit about 200 feet below the MOSCOW (AP) — Ram -'?’ While Russian poUce finally*^’ negligent and demanded that pri.son farm in neighboring En state, and Eugene Cardinal Tis- the collision between the two moved in, roughed up the stu the Soviet government pay for SHOULDER cials from all over the world crest of the mountain, 800 feet paging Asian and African THE MOST TALKED ABOUT LB field, where he was a trusty serant, dean of the College of already arrived in the In- ships early'Tlianksglving Day in dents, and dispersed them, U.S. the damage. 4 to 6 Lbs dense fog oft the New Jersey above the sea. students attacked the U.S., HANDBAGS Smoked Picnics The escapes, within an hour of Cardinals. I ,dian city The twin-engined P2V Nep Charge D’Affaires Walter Stoes- The Congo's Embassy was the EVENT OF THE YEAR. UN- each other, apparently were un Pope Paul is expected to be so coast. Nineteen crewmen from Belgian and Congolese em sel Jr., blamed the Soviet Union third target. The students dam The American ship Steel Voy the tanker aied. tune from Whidbey Island Nav related. state police said. busy in Bombay that he and his ager has docked at Bombay al Air Station, Wash,, was sta bassies today, screaming for triggering the demonstra aged three buildings with a bar The captains were under or Neither man was armed. aides will put aside all but the with a shipment of wheat the tioned at Kodiak on rotating tion. rage of rocks' and broke into the ’ BELIEVABLE, TERRIFIC. WHAT mo.st pressing Church affairs. ders not to discuss the collision, anti-West slogans and pro Pope is giving the people of In- assignment. It had taken off testing U.S. and Belgian In a strong protest to the For ambassador’s office. Russian Popular favorites for your Bonus Sfamp Speeiak/ Si-x members of a fanatic Hin- which was in international eign Ministry, Stoessel declared police moved in and threw one Truck Driver Killed , , , dia. There had been plans for wat cr.s. and thus beyond the from Kodiak Naval Air Station self or gift giving! Genuine EVER YOU DO! DON’T MISS THE Ffesh Pfodaee GREENWICH (API-A driv du organization were arrested j pontiff to donate the wheat on a routine coastal ice patrol. actions in the Congo. the United States also “ consid student from a second-story O K IXTRA SitH GRIEN STAMPS in Bombay today by police juri.sdiction of the U S. Coast with Ih# ouich»t« el ONE F!NAST er operating a tractor-trailer personally. But when Hindu Gruye said at the time of the A mob of 5
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W AC a TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1284 iUKCSffiSTEa JCVENINO fifiRALD;; MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAQB tHBgj: ' _ * Saving Patterns Changed Rockville-Vemon Coventry Sheinwold o d Bridge New Slaughter Found, Fingles Gets Bronze Star Board Sets Renewal Unit Shift MAKE TOUR COMPROMISE North dialer For Average U.S. Family 245 Students Are Named Referendum IN PLATINO THE TRUMPS Both tidet vulnerable ForHeroisminVietNam 2 Sessions Mrs. Sarah Fox Thornton By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH Subject of Hearing * K4 Congo Deaths Now 97 Mrs. Sarah Fox Thornton, 98, Poll Aides National Men’a of 40 Westminster Rd., died C a p t Douglaa C. Fingles,^safety, risking his own life tai By NEIL aiLBRIDE ^workers' ••ia\1ng8,” the report To High School Honor Roll Team Champion ^ 1542 On Same Day said. 0 AKQ4 last night at a RockvlUe con U.S. Army, a former Manches- toe process. While completing AP Labor Writer (Oonttaned from Page One) and eastern Oerngo, It is estimat A plan initiated by town Democrats to almost double The study compared consum When you learn the best wray ♦ « 7 3 _ valescent home. ter High School swimming star, toe rescue he was severely WASHINOTON (AP) — Rockville High School placed^ raine Ooyette, Joan Hallen- to play a suit from the text ed they killed thousands of Con was recently awarded a broirae wounded In toe leg. Town directors have a busy the size of the Manchester Redevelopment Affency— in er spending habits from I960 to Are Listed WEST At United Nations Headquar She was bom Feb. 1, 1871, in •*Monoy In the bank” is no long 196I. It, was made to modernise 245 students on its honor roll beck, Suean Horton. Lee Hufit, books you may take It for golese, concentratii$g on educa Ireland and lived In Manches star with a “Victory” device for Soon after, he was taken to day ahead of them on Dec. 8. ters In New York, the African ted administrators. an apparent effort to create an entirely new working er ao Important to the average the government's consumer for the first quarter. Principal Ellen Jaaek, Jennifer Jenks. granted that you can lead from ter most of her life. She was a his heroic action fighting in toe Chelsea Hospital, and doc Wbrkers at the refersndum group drafted a formal request The rebels demonstrated Fri They will meet twice—once In majority of agency members— will be aired at public price index which is the chief Martin Fagan said that 127 won Mery Alice Jensen, Keren dummy aa often as you like. In member of St. Mary’s Episco South Viet Nam. tors expect an almost complete family, the Labor Department for a Security Council meeting day that although their leader, toe morning and once In toe ------♦hearing Tuesday evening. means of determining typical high honors and 118 honors. Kilpatrick Terry Lynn Klo voting polls from 4 a.m. to 8 real life this Is seldom true. U ’l L i * | ‘ L pal Church. The presentation was made recovery. aaya, even though the typical ^ SOUTH on the Congo situation. The Con Christopher B. Gbenye, and hie evening—on town business. , .. The hearing will be on living costs. Many labor agree The list; ter, Michael Kuez. Barbara p.m. Monday, whan th« dacision You must do your best with the Survivors Include three sons, at the U.S. Naval Hospital, His mother, Mra. Franklin O. 4 6 3 go dissented. high command apparently have amendmisnt to toe ordinance urban family la saving twice aa ments are based on the month- Seniors who won high hon Landeen, Stephen Marcham, will ba mada aa to whethar tha entries that you happen to Clarence W. Thornton and Chelsea, Mass., where C i^ t Fingles of Storrs, said, that her At toe morning meeting toe (T>o SHOPPING Thomas Milkie, Deborah Mosh have. ^ AQIOI The request would not be fled toward the Sudan, tlrat they son would soon be transferred directors will look on as bids on Jury rinds that created toe present ll've- much now aa in 1950. to-month changes in the figures. ors are Pamela Arnold. Rich town will build a junior high 0 11062 Siumiel 'J. Thornton, both of Fingles Is recovering from man renewal agency, enlarging er, MarU Newton, Nancy Orfi- North dealer presented, however, until the still have fighting strength. wounds he received last March. to limited duty at Ft. Banning, almost $1.7 million in town Instead of putting cash in the The mo.st significant change ard Brown, Dorothy Casadei, 4) AK5 MancbMder, and John A. It to nine. days telll, Merrllee Proulx, Douglas school and a storaga building Both sides vulnerable governments In Africa gave the A U.S. Air Force CISO came At that time, Capt. Fingles, Ga. He had been in Viet Nam bonds are opened. bamk, most families are saving in spending habits found in the Karen Davis, Kathy Falconer, go-ahead. Thornton of Rumford, R. I.; a As it Is now constituted, toe Rapp, Lynn Ruseel, MaryJe
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An orblter which could go A third type of Instrument- is the most outrageous plot so far; 1960 Kennedy-Johnson election sold heavy firing erupted on Uon and Development Wednes Into a highly elliptical orbit the "Wolf Trap" which draws a heist of Fort Knox Is no small campaign. both sides after a single shot day and Thursday. around Mars for at least a six Into Itself, by vacuum means, Martian atmosg^ere containing potatoes. Yet the film somehow Williams said the money was was fired from Syria toward an month period could provide dust. The microorganisms are seems less satisfying them "Dr. an overpayment to Re}molda for Israeli armored personnel car JAKARTA (AP) — Indonesia definitive information about the cultured which in turn changes No” and "From Russia With a performance bond the Insur rier on an Israell-bullt road tooday declared seizure of all MSartian atmosphere and pro the acidity and cloudiness of the Love.” 1 . V... ' ance man wrote for McCloskey which Syria says Intrudes into British-owned enterprises in this vide clues to the surface mark solution. Photoelectric techni One reason Is the peusslve role in the construction of the Dis Syrian territory. country. ings through a seasonal period. ques are then employed to de of Bond, still expertly delineat trict of Columbia Stadium. Mc 'iTiere was no indication In addition to atmospheric termine the presence of the ed by Sean Connery. In many of Closkey has denied any BRUSSELS (AP) — A dead whether any compensation will measures, the orblter could de microorganisms. his encounters he seems knowledge of an overpayment. lock over approprlatlona for the be made. termine ^ e extent of the radi These products of the Ingenu strangely Ineffective, recalling Reynolds and McC!loskey are Dutch Joint nuclear research All British-owned enterprises ation belts, magnetic field and the private eye, punching bag, scheduled to be among the first In this country were placed im- ity of scientists can provide us Ckmsul Michael Hoyt, right, and vice consul David center at Petten today prevent planetary environment with definitive Information as Philip Marlowe. One expects witnesses questioned at next ed the European Atomic Energy der government supervision Pollowlng the orblter would to the nature of life on Mars if more mastery from Bond. K. Grimes’ are shown at the State Department as week’s hearings. Baker is also Community — Eauratom — early this year ^purportedly for Also, the Bondsmen seem to Man of learning would come the lander which such life exists. It can also mold they related their experiences while held captive due to be called but In a pre from agreement on a 1965 budg "preventing e^nomic sabo Cleaner of urns Many of the art objects and other things collected by the Kings during their travels are on the fireplace mantel and living room wall could carry the small devices to future plans when astronauts be overextended In trying to top vious appearance he invoked tage” and "safeguarding themselves with each new film. by Congo rebels for 52 days. (AP Photofax.) et. be used to determine the char set down on the surface. the Fifth Amendment and de The council Instructed Eura- production.’ ’ This followed Com It' must be remembered that This time the climax comes clined to testify. munist demands for the ex acter of life on the surface. All with a fierce gun battle between tom’s mana^ng commission to Heralding Homes Of this would be preparatory to by 1971 the large boosters used carry on until the end of Janu propriation of British properties America soldiers and Oriental WASHINGTON (AP) — The m manned Lmdfaig on the planet for lunar landings will be avail ary and agreed to meet again in tbe wake of the anti-Malaysia able and this may permit re commandos. The sequenv,e United States will talk over Its campaign. sometime after 1975 but before hoves somewhere between the Hoyt Says Congo Revolt on the Issue, probably early In dundancy in landers and per differences ■with Cambodia at a January. Indonesia has cltdmed that 1960. absurd and the distasteful. meeting In New Delhi Dec. 7. The reason why the density mit the landing of television A West German spokesman Malaysia is a British project systems that can scan the Mar I Have remarked before that Philip W. Bonsai from the designed to perpetuate colonial of the Martian atmosphere is so the Bond films hark back to the Will Aid Only the Leaders said, “ Euratom Is In a difficult tian surface through 860 de State Department policy plan position but there Is no crisis.” ism. Travel Trophies Fill Home .nrltioal Is that on the density Saturday matinee serials. It still grees. The lander can contain ning staff Is being sent to India The Netherlands opposed a •depends the ability of the scien- instrumentation to determine goes. There Is the same fasclna- WASHINGTON (AP) An ('said he did not think the revolt to represent the United States in eXJPENHAGEN (AP) — The STORY By DORIS BELDING mantle, and other examples of ^^Ust to land a payload on the Uon: What can happen next; was aimed particularly at cut In funds for the Petten cen surface gravity, wind direction American who was rescued the talks. ter, where work Is performed in "hot line” between the White PHOTOS hia art are elsewhere in the ^surteoe to pursue researches he and velocity, seismic activity, how will the hero get out of this whites or the United States. Cambodia has charged the House and the Kremlin was In from the Congo rebels says "Anti-Americanism was more the field of advanced gas reac By SYLYTIAN OFIARA house. An unusual wood carv ;t>as planned. In the past, the temperatures, measure surface pickle this time? "Golclflnger’’ United States with -violating Its terrupted briefly Friday — by a even follows the serial tradition their revolt is £in Internal move for propaganda purposes," Hoyt tors. ing, made of lignum vitae, a presstve of the Martian atmos- and* atmospheric moisture, and frontiers by helping South Viet bulldozer. Reminders o(t' the sea and ar- tropical hardwood, stands on ■with the concluding announce ment aimed chiefly at winning said. F’ranca .and Belgium want to 'phere at about one pound per even possess a “soil borer,” Nam forces chase Viet Cong Danish Postmaster General tides collected during many the desk. It is the bent figure ment for the moviegoers to power and material gain for the He said he had seen no evi cut (fie Netherlands program square Inch corresponded to a li’te that contemplated for Sur g;uerrlllas Into Cambodian terri Gunnar Pedersen said the ma .years of Naval service are in of a man pulling a cask and watch for James Bond's next leaders. dence of Communist Chinese and concentrate on fast reactors pressure found on the earth at veyor, to scan the sub-surface tory. and thermo-nuclear fusion. chine grading a local road cut just about every room of the -was done by a peasant in Ecua- an altitude o f about 55,000 feet. material of Mars. It may also adventure, "Hiunderball.” Michael Hoyt, who was U.S. Influence on the rebel leaders As relations between the two No doubt the next chapter will the 'Vital telet3rpe cable. He said ranch house of Mr. and Mrs. dor. The wood is so hard that While this is quite tenuous, it be that the best life detection consul at Stanleyville until Bel and felt their revolt was essen countries have worsened, the connections were re-established prove as successful as the first tially "an Internal movement, GANGTOK, SUckim State Harvey D. King, Hublard Dr., it is extremely difficult to would stin provide enough re equipment will be the television gian paratroopers saved him United States has withdra'wn all almost Immediately by means three. But as an unlicensed from almost certain execution though not unsupported from (AP) — An announcement by Vernon. The family '^ame to carve. sistance to make parachutes cameras whlqh can scan the U.S. aid and military missions of a microwave chain kept In Vernon in 1960, after surface for extended periods of Bond fan, I would like to plead this week, found little support the outside.” King Jigme Wangchuk of Bhu ^and large wing surfaces effec — at the request of C ^ b o d la — tan, assuming all powers and reserve. King's retirement f r ^ the Other Interesting articles in time. that our hero be allowed a bit for the rebels among the popu The consular staff was being and Cambodia has refused to tive in landing. Now that the more mastery over the arch- rounded up with the other hos dismissing acting prime minis Navy. They decided to Settle in the house include antique When the manned lander la lace. accredit a new U.S. ambassador LONDON (AP) — Eight ban 'pressure has been lowered until crlminals. And Just a bit more ‘But they had guns,” he add tages for mass execuUon when ter Lhendup Dorjl, was received Connecticut because of the edu- Wedgewood, which was pur- launched In the late 1970’s, the to the country. dits wearing plastic masks bat •ft occreepandes to that on the subtlety, please. ed at a news conference Friday. the Belgian paratroopers flown here today. cational advantages it offered chased in a shop in the back- current and future Mars fly tled police at a Christmas sav for their son, Gregory King, woods of Maine; copper from berth at an altitude of about bys, orblters, and landers will "Youngblood Hawke” demon Hoyt, 35, of Chicago, and four in by U.S. transports arrived in The king's proclamation said WASHINGTON (AP) — The ings club payout Friday and now a junior at Rockville High Sweden and antique copper 100,000 feet, these aerodynamic have paved the way for an im- strates why It is virtually Im other staff members of the U.S. Stanleyville and rescued them, he had asked his half brother, January draft call for the Army Dasho Wangchuk, to take stole more than $16,800. School. from the United States; bone dsvloes are useless for the cut derstanding of the environment possible to make an absorbing Consulate spent 25 days in the Hoyt said. The Americans broke Is for 6,400 men. That’s down charge of Bhutan’s army. Three plalnclothesmen were china from Bermuda, Baleek o f f for their use is about 80,000 to which these men will com movie out of the life of a writer. hands of the rebels. from the crowd and hid In a from the December call of 7,800 Delmer Daves has taken the Ap official Bhutan announce on duty as officials of the Wal Mrs. King, a native of Mai- from Ireland, German wall '/se t on the esuth. mit themselves. ‘‘They Intended to use us as a courtyard until the Belgians men and brings to 3,010,350 the least praised of Herman Wouk's ment said some army and civil worth Mutual Loan Clui^ den, Mass., accompanied her dishes, and a miniature dining y The attempt to put a lander shield — as hostages — In the arrived. total of men drafted since Sep novels and tried to involve the ian officers bad fled Bhutan prepared for a record pro- husband to Panama, Bermuda room set done in Limoge china bn the Martian surface in a event of an attack on Stan Hoyt said Dr. Paul Carlson, tember, 1960. soft landing will be consider- audience !n the travails of a the American medical mission "under exaggerated fear of ac Cliristmas pay out of $182,000. and many places in the United from France. leyville,” he said. States. While in Panama she nbly oompUcatad by the tenu- Cranes’ Count country boy who strikes It rich The Americans were beaten ary who was killed In the mass tion to be taken against them on The bandits, wearing theatri jouBoesB o t the atmosphere. It In the literary world. with rifle butts, sticks and bayo shooting before the paratroop the king’s return from Switzer cal horror masks, drove up In a visited many places in nearby 'Mrs. King seems quite con- South America. Her art objects jq settle in Connecticut, bnaans that rocket power will At Record High Can anybody really care nets, Jailed with criminals, and ers arrived, had been badly Two of Quads land, for dereliction of duty dur truck. They found the doo; have to be used to brake the about the raw-talented young forced to eat an American flag, beaten as soon as he was taken ing his absence.” It said that locked but smashed the win and memorabilia add a distinc- which .she says she loves. She tive note to the house furnish- jg ^ member of the Democratic fan o f the lander so that the man who blows his quick suc said Hoyt. captive. Hoyt said he did not Back in Hospital Quartermaster Gen. Agye dows. WASHINGTON (AP)—The cess by poor investments and cm Tshering is tuider house arrest. Police and club offlclala -tried ings. and, Mrs. King says, Committee of Vernon 'instrument payload Is physical whooping crane population at “ Actually, we couldn’t eat it. know why Carlson was seized ly Intact on landing. entanglement 'with a married The announcement said secu to beat off the attackers with "Keeps the memories of my ,^„d spends most of her time the Aransas National Wild It was made of too durable ma by the rebel leader, Christophe JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) — .> Assuming that the lander patroness? Doubtful. terial,” added David K. Grin- B. Gbenye. rity measures have been chairs. The bandits grabbed travels always with me. running herd on Bismarck, the ban be placed on the surface, life Refuge in Texas has reach Still, director, writer, produc Two of the Lyons Quadruplets tightened along the frontiers. piles of envelopes fiU ^ wltli family dog, and Jeb Stuart and ed a record 42— 20 more than wis, the vice consul, who took His own dealings with Gbenye are back In the hospital where then It may carry a variety of er D a v e s tries, and he is a part In the .news conference. left an unpleasant impression, Hollywood actress Shirley Mac- money. Then they dashed A Peruvian oak table in front 'Muffet, their cats, 'devices to detect life on the when the Fish and Wildlife craftsman with the sagas of tur they were bom after a brief Lune told Friday In Calcutta through the broken window. of the living room sofa Is cov Service began careful record Grinwls, 35, is from Maplewood, Hoyt said. "He was like some stay at home In nearby Maury planet aurface. Some of these bulent hiunan emotions — "In a one smiling when he puts a how she attempted to smug;gle One man was arrested. ered with hand-tooled leather. Her husband was bom in keeping 26 winters ago. Summer place," "Rome Adven N.J. City, Tenn. devlcea, though light in weight Despite such treatment, Hoyt knife to your back.” It was made by peasants ai^ a London and joined the U.S. ^hnd small In volume, perform The service reported Friday ture” . This time the material is Ltimar and WUlle L y o n s scene on its top depicts Piz- 1929. He served three i^Ufificult tanks to provide the that the last of 32 adults from against him. A fairly obvious Jr., were hospitalized Friday zaro capturing the Inca Indians, China during the answer to the question of life. last year hod returned to the replay of the Thomas Wolfe ca No date was set to r the wed for what hospital administra A Japanese artist living in the 31^0-Japanese War, and was In ' The Jet Propulsion Leibora- refuge from the summer nest reer, the Wouk book comes out ding. tor T. Ray Jones called "oibser- Andes made wall plaques of jq j„gjor sea battles during toiy of the California Insti ing grounds In Canada. The oh film as a clinical study of the People vatlon due to head colds.” TURNIPS wood decorated with scenes jj including the Mrs. King holds her favorite oil painting of Quito Mountain, Ecuador, which was done by untrained peasant tute of Technology, In formu flock at Aransas also includes 1 possibilities and pitfalls of best NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV The quads were bom Nov. 1 done with thick deposits of jhp coral Sea. He has lating Its plans for the lander. young. selling authorship. AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Nikita to the Rev. and Mra WUlle sealing wax. many decorations and a clta- Grant Lyons. Lamar and a sis We have 5 acres of turnips. Come Is scheduling two mid-course An 11th chick, found In The players do their best to Khrushchev Is living near Mos , , . Uon from former Secretary of rise above the material. James In the ter, Carline, went home Nov. maneuvers to attempt to place jured during the summer, is re cow and "beg^inning to do what pick your own! Father and son view model of VP45 Navy plane From the jungles of Ecuador Navy James Forrestal, the lander near the Syrtls Ma cuperating at the Monte Vista Franciscus, on a sabbaticcil he always planned to do when 19. Willie Jr. and Polly Aim the Kings have a collection of personnel aboard left the hospital Monday. jor—a prominent area In the National Wildlife Refuge. from "Mr. Novak", is earnest he retired,” says Sergei Mikoy- primitive war weapoiys u s^ by ^ g g Portland for outstand- Lyons Is a part-time Negro *Vegetatlon” region of Mars. Besides the birds at Aransas and almost breathes life Into News an. He is a son of Anastas MI- Per Basket the Auca Indians, a tribe of sa - heroism in what was said One of the approaches to the and Monte Vista, seven whoop- the ill-starred author Suzanne koyan, president of the So'viet preacher who supplements his $28 a month salary doing odd age head shrinkers. most furious surface discovery of life on Mars is to ers are In captl'vlty at the Au Pleshette and Genevieve Page CAROLINE KENNEDY Union. »1 jobs. A fund to aid the family « engagement during the Battle use the instrument called "Gul dubon Park Zoo in New Or do well as the good and bad GLEN COVE N. Y. (AP) — He said Friday that Khru The weapons were R Fi Guadalcanal, which lasted women in his life, respectively. has reached $7,000. (Contribu liver.” Here scientists plan to leans. Caroline Kennedy, daughter of shchev, ousted Soviet premier, Our stable is open year ’round, 9 A.M. to dark dur from a friend who was assign- 24 minutes on Nov. 12, 1942. the late president, celebrated tions of $1,377 Friday included od to a Navy searching party use a sensitive radioisotope spends a lot of time hunting. a $250 check from Gov. Frank her seventh birthday Friday at ing the winter. The trails are kept open for horse technique for the detection of “ He’s in fine .shape,” he said. Clement and his cabinet. sent out to look for bodies of served with a squadron gases evolved In metabolic pro Four Escapees a small party at her family’s Mlkoyan, 36, spent Thanks back riding and we feature winter hay rides. Come five missionarie.s, who were engaged in hunter-killer cesses. This device would pick Memorial Fund country home on Long Island giving Day at the farm home of out for a ride! killed by the Aucas about activities in the pursuit of up a sample of soil and place Back in Custody Sound. Several cousins attend industrialist Cyrus Eaton, near Pollination Main Role years ago in the vicmlty o enemy submarines, and retired It into a radioactive “ broth For Dr. Carlson ed. Akron. Quito Mountain, Ecuatlor. The rank of aviation ord- d »m b e r.” A weak acid solu- NEW YORK — The honey VERNON RIDING STABLE Klngs also have an oil painting nance chief. He is now a hon is added to the broth and LOS ANGELES (AP)—Two (X»LFAX. Wash. (AP) Four J. EDGAR HOOVER bee, Imported from Europe In .showing a scene near where the metalurgist laboratory techni- the acid generates carbon di grroups of physicians have es of the seven escape artists who WASHINGTON (AP) — J. colonial times, la the only missionaries were murdered. It Klock Corp., oxide In the culture. This means tablished a memorial fund for tunneled out of Washington Eldgar Hoover Is quoted as say Girl Scout Notes source of honey and beeswax. LAKE STREET 649-8101 was painted by a peasant who Manchester, a f that the carbon dioxide gener the faunlly of Dr. Paul Carlson, State Penitentiary Sunday have ing that his recent news confer Each year in the United States lived near the mountain. r ated and emitted by microbial been recaptured — two of them the medical missionary slain In ence may have been his last. bcc.s produce more than 260 Two figurines from Hakada, Besides his art work, Greg- metabolism will contain radio The Congo. in Idaho, one in Oregon and one The FBI chief wa-s highly cri Junior Troop 639 million pounds of honey and active carbon-14. The radiations The county medical associa in Washington. tical of Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Girl Scout Troop 639 about five million pounds of r,rp,.c.d o„ " y can be detected and counted by Arthur St. Peter, 89, of Seat of the fireplace mantle in the tn JtpnH tion and the county physicians Jr. and the Warren Commission presented a Thanksgiving Bun beeswax. But the bees’ prin ” . ____J: A native drill Chester. He had hoped to attend a miniature gelger counter. The aid association said Friday the tle, serving a sentence as an at the extraordinary news con dle to the Welfare Department cipal U.S. role 1s the pollina living loom. A native doll, Academy at Annapo counts will be relayed to earth made in the same factory, is Physicians Aid Carlson Fund habitual criminal at the Walla ference Nov. 18. on Wednesday. Under the di tion of more than 50 different lis but was unable to gain ad by radio at 16-minute intervals. seated in a wing chair nearby. was started "to assure his fam Walla institution, was appre " I ’m going to get writer’s rection of co-leaders Mrs. Leon crops. A Now York Stock Exchange survey mittance because of an eye con Thus, If organisms exist on The factory in Hakada was ily of our sympathetic insight hended late Friday while dozing cramp from answering all those ard Sender and Mrs. William dition. He now plans to become Mars, their presence ■will be into the principles and ideals in a stolen truck neeu- this east messages,” Hoover said, ac Wagner, the troop spent sev started in 1300 and has mn continuously since then. It is an English teacher. come known by their by-pro that guided him and them.” ern Washington town. cording to Betty Beale, staff eral weeks collecting articles estimated that 30,000,000 potential in-| .said to be the only factory in ducts. Dr. Carlson practiced medi Colfax Is about 70 miles north writer for the Washington Eve for the bundle. Another small instrument Japan not required to .switch The family admits that they cine In the Los Angeles area east ot Walla Walla, but St. Pet ning Star. Girl Scouts Jill Nash, Randy GOGMiTIGS live in a “ship shape” house, weighing about 30 ounces and briefly before leaving for The er is known to have driven to vestors have never had personal contact from normal production to war She said Friday he told her at Tallent, Michele Patterson and WE CARRY ALL which is painted. . battleship called a "Multivator” may be Congo, where he was killed In a the Portland, Ore., area, about work during World War II. The a party that be enjoyed the Leslie Steineker represented THE TOP LINES ,rnd, Mrs. King says, if used to detect possible life on mas.sacre of voltes by Congo 200 miles west of Walla Walla news conference with women the planet. In this instrument lese rebels at Stanleyville. the troop for the gresenjation. with their stock broker. Would you like S ^ n U l h e ’^facto^y” "^ he/'husbnnd had his way would with the other convicts after reporters. “ But I think It will be The bundle was glv3r to a small dust sample will be col A spokesman for the medical their e.scape. my last,” he was quoted as hav ARTHUR DRUG A seascap^ done by Gregory have portholes instead of win- lected from the planet surface association said he had been Nell C. Wallen, 28, a convicted Manchester family by the wel King, their son, hangs over the o°ws. ing said. fare department. and blown' Into the reaction Informed that Dr. Carlson’s fi murderer from Spokane, Wash., Hoover received 400 tele a home appointment? chamber within the Multivator. nancial assets and life Imnir- was arrested earlier Friday at a grams and all but two or three 200 year old wood carving of sailing ship in kitchen The Multivator is divided Into ance funds were very small, Portland hotel after police re were favorable, she reported. is chambers of which 12 are | Earlier, the California Con- ceived a telephoned Up. A man working chambers and the other ference of t h e Evangelical believed to be escapee Donald LIZA IVnNELU Call Any Of The Follov/lng three are controls. The reactive | Covenant Church of America, Maseros, 24, also a convicted Hand carved plaque showing native scene in Ecuadcir stands on painted chest in master bedroom materials In the 12 chambers i the doctor's church, announced NEW YORK (AP) — Liza Mi- killer, fled. nelll, 18, daughter of singer will amplify certain steps In the the establishment of a memo Harold Oscar Thomas, 40, and Registered Representatives I I I ' metabolism of the microbes. In rial trust fund for Dr. Carlson’s Judy Garland, says she and Richard Eugene Loux, 29, were Australian singer Peter Allen, fills fashion the presence of re- widow and two children. arrested at a roadblock near FREE WHEELS 21, have their future all mapped • LADD KUDLACH Payette, Idaho, Tuesday night ^ut after their marriage. and are being held In Caldwell, \ ” We both plan to work six BUY 2 SNOW TIRES Idaho, pending removal hear •HECTOR RIVARD months a year and work like all • ' • r -y-r y ■■"'■-'i.-A'•'■i'; . --.'yr^ ’ ings. Two men ran from the es get out,” she said Friday. AT REGULAR PRICES SUNDAY BREAKFAST SPECIALS capees’ car and got away. "W e'^ make a lot of money and •ALFRED SPAIN Dine in our beautiful Colonial Still missing are Maseros, then we’ll travel for four or five John . Mullenlx, 38, and Vertls months.” GET 2 NEW WHEELS FREE • ROBERT STARKEL James Barrett, 35. She said no date has been set Whitman County Sheriff Mike for the wedding. Humphreys said St. Peter was armed taut offered no resist ALEX QUAI80N-SACKEY PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE TEL 643-1105 ance. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. With Hi-FIdelity Stereophonic Musto The truck was stolen at Wels- FuU Strength, Anti-Rust | Gal. er, Idaho, near Payette, early (AP) — Alex Quaison-Sackey, Friday. He was clad In prison Ghana’s ambassador to the trousers and several cl'VlliBn United Nations, is assured the S PANCAKES 2 EGGS presidency of the U.N. General Dempsey -Tegeler Bymp and Coffee Toaat and Coffee sweaters. St. Peter was taken to the Assembly session opening Tues Whitman County Jail here. day. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS After their escape, the aeven The African group of S3 dele &CO..INC. 39c gations imanlmously chose him men commandeered the auto of 6.70x15 $12.90 7.50 X 14 $14.95 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE at the PARKADE a Walla Walla couple and drove last night. This Is Africa’s turn Open ALL DAY Sunday 8-9 them to the Portland suburb of In the presidency. 7.10x15 12.90 8.00x14 16.95 T E L 643-1105 Gresham, where they were re 7.60x15 14.90 8.50x14 18.95 leased unharmed. ANNE DE FRANCE 629 M AIN STREET M ANCHESTER PARIS (AP) — Anne de 8.00x15 14.90 6.50x13 12.95 FYance, 26, daugjiter of the OPEN DAILY 9-5—SAT. TO NOON 4 Million Moonlight Count of Paris, pretender to the THURSDAY NIGHT 6 P.M. TO 9 P.M. nonexistent Franch throne, la WASHINGTON — A. Labor engaged to be married to Prince DISCOUNT Department survey of moon Carlos de Bourbon. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO COME IN AND lighting found ‘four million Swlss-bom Prince Carlos, 26, SEE DP TO THE MINUTE PRICE CHANGES ON THE people with two Jobs, but for Is the son of the late Prince Al- STATION NihF YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND AMERICAN almost all the second Job was phonso of Spain, who died early COLE’S STOCK EXOHANOB TKJRERS. 'either part-time or aeosonal. this year. 461 WEST CENTER ST.— 643-5332 Only 160,000 hold two full-time The Count c t Porta made the Bagpipe and kilts on bed in Gregory’s room*stand in readineM for his appearance with pipe band Anchor gives nautical air to sKtsrior.oC home o# the former Navy ehi«f a ^ hiif ;i|||i^ ^ Jobs In buidpeee or industry. onnouBcement Friday X. -O' ’ t ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERA14>. BIANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 - MANCHESTER EVENING HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE SEVEN >1. * i ^
iUntrir«BUr own sense and judgment of > what is right, what is good, what la sound, Area Churches Eoniins VrraUi what is fair, what is just C h u r c h e s Eoekvllls Msthodlst Oburoh St Fnaels AssW Ctanh We have to keep trying to meet such 148 Grove St, Soudi Wladssr Bsv. OwSsa WaShMBS, m o. a self-judgment ahd to sharpen that NefHi MeMiedlst O nreh Cfanrch Pi the Aasampthm Concordia Lutherao drarch Bev. Wllhud E. Oouklia, Pastor 49 PiUdn 8 t P M tif self-judgment in the same continuing 8M Parker St. Adams St. and T b om p m Rd. Rev. Paul C. Kaiaer, Pastor 9:80 a.m., Church School (or BST. Edward J. Eaduvlteh, Bey. Earle R. Caster, Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek Assistaat Pastor and interactionary process. Pastor Pastor nursery through adults. 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service And one can dare fling out a long- Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9, sad lymOaToolSw 1. un Church School and Nursery. vrith eermon by Rev. William J. Msssst St 7, 8, 10:10 range challenge. If we did ever reach a • and 10:80 a.m „ Worship 11:80 s.m. Service. Sermon: “Joseph and Masses at 7, 8, B, 10:10 and 10:80 a.m., The Service, Miller. Nursery through Grade a S bouS stage of action and policy in which we Mary.” 11:30 a.m. Church "school and Nursery 4. Wmrfcnur ourselves are truly, honestly satisfied 13:16 p.m., Diimer for Canvass S t Msnrlce Ohurch, Bsitoa -S5? Lighting of the Advent Wreath • a.m., (Jhurch School, Nurs Rsv. Beraard L. MeOnrk, B w workers. m with the way we think we have nar ery and Orades 4 through 18. St. Bartholomew’s Church at both services. 6 to 7 p.m., Supper for Can- Psstor SOBSaUFTIOM l u m rowed the distance between what we 10:80 a.m.. Church School, Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Monday, Noon, St, Andrew’s _ Pwrmbto la AdTaao* Nursery, Kindergarten and Rev. Richard C. BoUea Day, Holy Commimion. vase workers. XttMT •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaai aaaaaa •• •• aa profess and what we do, then will Monday, 7 16 p.m., Prayer Msaass st 7, S:S0, 10 snd We Orades 1 through 8. Assistant Pastor Saturday, 7 p.m.. Order of aaaa««a*aaaaaaaaaa and dlscusaion time. :80 s.m. tha find, silthough then it will not begin to • p.m.. Senior Methodist Public Confession. 1 1 MANCHESTER GUNLIFFE H I G H G R A D E aaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaa Tuesday, 8;45 p.m., Girl CAR LEASING matter so much, that we ara respecUH Youth Fellowship. Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15 Sacred Heart Church Emanuel Lutheran Church Scouts. elsewhere, too. 7:80 p.m., Membership semi and 11:80 a.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Woman’e Rt. 99, VeraoB MOTOR SALES mtiiBiflR or nar. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, PRINTING ■ THB AflBOClATBD ° Bible Study Circle. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor and RENTALS EXPERT AUTO 6oD Y and IH m Awoctatad Praia U aaeiualTalr antlUif Monday, 8 p.m., Woman’s So St. Bridget’s Church Pastor SEAFOOD :*rt ’„i.» Job and Commercial ' tba uia o( rapnblleatloe ol all nawa d^ Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, 7:80 p.m., Methodist Men. FENDER REPAIRS ktdiaa eraditad to U ar aol otlianrtaa cradlt- ciety executive committee at 27 Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 8 p.m., CommtMion on Mis Masses St 7:80, 8:80, 10 snd First In Maaohester. New ■ » ■%rM' . CO. 1 la Oda papar aad alao tba looal aawa oub- Baldwin Rd. Rev. Stanley T. HastUlo Assistant Pastor CHOICE VARIETY ENAMEL and LACtJUER Printing sions. 11:15 s.m. oars, full maintenance, fully Fog The Killer Wednesday, • a.m.. Men’s Bi Rev. Dennis R. Hussey REFINISHING8 Prompt and Efficient rigbta e( rapabticatlaa at apaelai dla- ble cIAsa. 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor Insnred to reduce your prob Ma barialD ara alao raaarrad. Bolton Congregational Onirch *■ St Bernard’s Church Qualify REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of Ail Rinds 7 a.m.. Senior Youth’s Bible Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ship with Holy Communion and lems and worries. For full In FREE ESTIMATES On land, and on sea, on Route 128 Church School. Sermon by Pas Rev, J. Stanton Conover, St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville •Tba Harald Prlattag Oompujr. lac.. ^ class. a.m. Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney, formation call ^-----DO raapoBatolUt; (or Urpo- outside Boston, in the heavy sea traf 1:80 a.m., Christian Growth tor Anderson; "In The Holy Minister Seafood RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. Community Press ■ arrora appoarliii to adaortlaainanu Psstor Juat Above the 'Traffic _ 'o tb a rraartint ------matter la Uia Haachaatar fic lanes off the New Jersey coast, fog group. St. James' Church Place." Reception of new mem bers. Nursery for infants. 10 a.m.. Church School. Wor Paul Dodge Pontiae 43 O A K ST. Cl''cle 9 East Middle Tpke. Ta^as Barald. was a killer over the holiday season. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Mission Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Masses St 7, 8, 9, 10 snd 11 commission. Pastor Wednesday, 7:15 p.m., Bible ship Service. Sermon: "The INC. TEL. U4S-0016 Telephone 643-.^727 s.m. TEL. 649-00S7 Up on Route 128, chain reaction ac Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Finance Rev. Eugene E. Torpey Study in the chapel. Christmas Impulse.’’ 878 IVIAIN STREET cidents involved by one visitation of fog 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Junior Phone 640-2881 Xatbava Spadal Ataocy — Maw Torfc Ou- commission. Rev. Joseph H. McCann Esstmlnster «■«>. Detroit and Boatoa. _ . involved 100 cars, killed two humans, Rev. John J. O’Brien Center Congregational Church High Fellowship. Theme: "En ^UaCBER AUDIT BURBAO OF CIRCUlJi' tering Advent.” United Preebyterisn We Urge You To Support Manchester yONB. and injured 33 more. Zion EvangeHcal United Church of Christ Church, USA Xlassea at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 ana 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. 'The Lutz Junior Mnseuin Rug Lutheran Church 11 Center St. George S. Slye School, GLASS Down off New Jersey, an accident at (Missouri Synod) 11:30 a.m. Cleaning PONTIAC Rev. CSIfford O.w s Simpson,i7 saia||^^sBis Kingston Dr. near Oak S t, United Methodist Church e For Auto Windshlelde sea caused by fog sliced a ship in two, Cooper aad High Sts. Ministerster r " East Hartford Company AND F o r _____ The R w . Paul O. Prokopy, Rt. 44A, Bolton Imported Spanish a For Store Fronts and all rbe Wednaaday — 1 p.m. _ and took at least 19 human live«. Second Congregational Church Rev. Joseph H. DtMley, Rev. Gordon S. Batee, Psstor 15 Hannaway iFbr Thuraday — 1 p.m. Wetoaaday. Pastor Associate MlnistOT Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Street sizes of windows In each instance, the most modem 385 N. Main St. ii>- ;• !■'" s For Table Tops {fo r Friday - 1 p.m. Tbur^ay. Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Minister Del Knowles, {For Sataiday — l p.m. Friday. of man’s machines, equipped with man s 10 s.m.. Worship Service and WINES TEMPEST I IClaaaUled deadline: 10:80 Am. each day tl t a.m., Sunday School for all Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Minister of Christian Education Prop. . L^A AD_... ------— M _ A M nA Church School. Nursery through OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PJff. present ultimate in safety precautions, ages. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Associate Minister Junior High. Call 648-0012 W rap Up a Car for Christmas SAIES and SERVICE SATURDAY 8 AJff.-NOON came to disaster. 0:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. 8, 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Worship 9:16 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship. n .o o Gifts Galore at Surplus Sales Saturday, November 28 10 a.m.. Advent Worship. Service, Sermon: "The Hidden Second Sunday of Attendance 10 a.m., Worship Service and Vernon Methodist Church Muscat Sweet, 3-D A Y Believe it or not Christmas ls<^ Good news for those who'll In each instance, the ultimate fail Text: Matt. 21:5. Theme: “ Be Church School. Nursery through Mystery Revealed,” Holy Com Emphasis. PAUL DODGE J. A. W HITE I 4 - Rt. SO Solera Pale Dry, SERVICE! just a few weeks away, and Lay Aways are welcome on want to find a brand new Pon ding on icy roads. You will find ure was human. Some human individ hold again. Thy King Cometh Grades 7. Sermon by the Rev. munion. Reception of New Mem 10:16 a.m.. Coffee time. Rev. Morton A. Magee •Pawny Sweet Grape once again it Is time to think ail purchases, small deposits snow tires— a full line of them ual failed to read and react promptly Unto T^ee, meek to save, and Mr. Davis, “The Leaven of Dis bers. 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. — also — tiac or Tempest sitting outside hy Doesn’t The World Love Us? Topic: “ David and Elisa.” of Christmas gifts. The place will hold articles right to —both new and recaps, at PONTIAC, INC. G LA SS CO. and sanely enough to conditions which constantly, in the Word and content." 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church 9 and 10 s.m.. Worship Serv FURNITURE CLEANING their front door on Christmas Sacrament." Registration after School. 'Crib Room (9:16 only) for you to go for your Christ Christmas. Lay Aways are prices that are down-to-earth. 81 Bissen S t— TeL 648-7822 6 p.m., Pilg;rim Youth Group ice and child care. Sermon by inomlng. New Pontiacs and 878 Mata S t—TeL 649-2881 should in themselves have been a warn service for Communion Dec. 6. through Junior High. St. John’s Episcopal Church YICHI'S mas shopping is Manchester highly recommended on bikes They also have everything to “ W e Americana, aa Indlvlduala, aa a will meet with the Rev. Mr. Wil the pastor. which are in short supply. Ross Tempests are arriving daily at ing. 11 a.m.. Advent Gottesdienst. son. 6:30 p.ml, (JYP Club, Wood Rt. 30, Vernon Surplus Sales, 169 N. Main St. keep your car running at peak jjkople, aa a naUon, really want to be 9 a.m., Oiurch school. Nurs PACKAGE STORE Here, the owner, James Farr, is bikes made in the U.S.A, are Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc., 373 efficiency, no matter what the There are American Automobile As Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladies’ 7:30 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi ruff Hall. ' Rev. James L. Grant, Rector ery, kindergarten, Orades 1 l^ved by everybody. Aid. 7:30 p.m.. The Surburhanites, 20 BISSELL ST. all ready for Santa with ali of serviced, assembled and deliv iilam St., and you can make the weather. Group will meet with Mr. and through 4. Senior high. United RihC'-QUA. ered in Manchester when you MANCHESTER • It dlaappolnta u§ when thla doesn’t sociation rules for driving in fog. They Thursday, 6:80 p.m.. Adult Robbins Room. The Rev. Mr. 7:45 a.m., Holy Communion. the prestige toys of the year— whole family happy with one of Automatic transmissions are Mrs. Stanley Matteson. 10 a.m., Church school. want them. Any acce-ssories to TOURAINE go like this; “ Creep. Drive with low information hour. 8 p.m.. Young Adult Group Simpson, guest speaker. 9 a.m.. Holy (Communion, Ser all sensibly priced. these beautiful cars. Just drive tricky, a.nd if you are having Happen to us. Grades 5 through 8. put on include speedometers, trouble along these lines, take MEMORIAL CO. beam headlights; the high beams bounce Friday, 6 p.m.. Annual Christ will meet in the church parlor. mon, classes, babysitting. 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel 358 BLRNSIDE AVE. To name a few of the many over to the showroom and pick J It baffles us. mas sale and social. 10:45 a.m., Holy (Communion, CUSTOM MADE front or rear baskets, mirrors, your car to the Paul Dodge Ga back or up. and the light should be on Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Church Church of Christ lowship. EAST HARTKtlRP items that will bring joy to the bells, horns, motor noises and cut the model that suits you PAINTS Opposite Eaat Cemetery 1 Perhaps, If we should feel ourselves School for Grades 8 through 12. Lvdall and Vernon 81s. Sermon, classes, babysitting. best and plan to make this rage at 1 Mitchell Dr. Fully the road. Signal stops frequently by CANVAS AWNINGS hearts of children, we list the many other items. Boys’ and trained men will quickly find beins misjudged and unappreciated too First Church of Christ, Rev. Eugene Brewer 6:30 p.m.. Senior Young Peo 289-6333 following: Barney’s Auto Fac Christmas gift one that the en FOR REST RESULTS touching the brake. Never assume a First Lutheran Church glrLs’ bikes in stai^ard or de the trouble end rectify it. Qualily Memorials l^ng by too many people, it would har- Scientist Jehovah’s Wltneises Minister ple's Fellowship. Rockville tory that actually as.sembles toy tire family will enjoy, not only 447 N. Main St. Monday, 7 :30 p.m. Special Power and Hand Tools luxe models are available in 20- Body work is another special (^n and embitter ua, so that we would clear road. Increase the distance be Kingdom Hall Rev. William H. Bslkaa Painting and Deenrating autos. Blippo lets the little one to 26-inch sizes. Light weight for the year but for years to Over so Years Experieneo 9:46 a.m., Bible classes for parish meeting. feature of this fully equipped iBally become somebody nobody would tween you and the car in front of you. 791 Main 9t. Tools Luild with a new kind of block. English bikes, genuine English come. You know that you sre garage and so many times we 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun all ages. Wednesday, 10:16 a,m.. Holy 8:45 a.m., Ellington Center buying the best when your PAUL'S Keep to the right of the center line. day school and nursery. Garden and I .and Tools Toy Molding Auto and Soldier Armstrong in standard three think of body work in connec Call 649-5807 ®ver love. 9 a.m., Bible group discus 10:45 a.m., Worship. Sermon: Clommunion. choice is Pontiac, and when you Enter patches of fog at greatly reduced Friday, 7 p.m.. Troop Com Sunday School. Baby, Household. Party kits are available from several speed or twist grip, three speed tion with an accident. It is true PAINT SUPPLY I But, at the moment, we are still in The power of Truth over illu sion of Watchtower article: “ How Many Churches Did deluxe models — this is a high mittee and Boy Scout Troop 223. 9 a.m., First Lutheran Sunday and Banquet Supplies toy manufacturers. buy from Paul Dodge Pontiac, that when an accident occurs A. AIMETTI, Prop. speed." sion vdll be a central theme. “ Jerusalem — ‘A Burdensome Christ Build?" Invalid NcM'ds light. 645 Main Street the stunned yet wistful stage,. ^ The hypnotic nature of evil will School. All ages. Boys will love any of the Inc., you not only get a beauti body work is essential, but For these rules, one might substitute Stone To All The Peoples'." 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Tricycles in numerous mo Harrison S t, Maachestar • Why don’t people everywhere love us also be described In a Bible "Obstacles to a Successful Mar many kinds of t:ucks, including ful car but you get service on there are times when it is just Tel. 649-0.300 a single rule even simpler. It would read Tue.sday, 7:25 p.m., Theocra First Congregational Church Holy Communion. First Sunday dels and sizes up to large 20” this car, service that is un ffer the nice, generous, kindly, demo- Lesson on the subject; "Ancient riage." United Church of Christ Big Job, Mighty Tonka, Big plain sensible to have a paint tic Ministry school. in Advent. Clothing drive ends. size models by Murray or matched. Stop in and see how "Stop." It would mean never drive in and Modem Necromancy, alias ’Tiiesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladies Andover Bruiser, Vrroom Dump and job done because your car Ls oratic people we really are? 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Sea Call 644-1111 Hedstrom-Unlon chain drive easily you can own a new Pon fog at all. Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group Study and Service Group. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., SEE US FOR: Vrroom Skip Loader. These looking shabby. Today so many ^ Why don’t people everywhere know Scouts. tricycle.4 will make the young tiac or Tempest. of the cars stand out in ail ^ M Upholstery But the rules themselves are danger nounced." Featured will be this studies in the Bible aid: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid Pastor e Alumlnunr Roll Up FOR REPAHIS, give the youngster the most er set happy. our motives for the relatively pure mo vivid massage from Revelation week Service. Thursday, 6:30 p.m., LCW An Paul Dodge Pontiac, Inc., not kinds of weather that it is dif and IV I Shop STEVENSON’S ous, and especially dangerous when one “ Babylon the Great Has Fallen! nual Christmas Dinner. Atvnings REPLACEMENT realistic action ever, complete There are tractors, scat P tives they really are? 13: 9. Related readings from the e Door Canopies only sells cars but has one of ficult to have the paint stand God’s Kingdom Rules!” at the 9:45 a.m., Church School. with motor noise. cars, scooters and pedal cars, RE-UPHOLSTERINO ! Why is it that, on almost any given can never be sure that everybody else Christian Science textbook will following locations: 87 Birch Trinity Covenant Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser e Storm Doors ON ALL TYPES OF the finest garages specializing up and look bright and shiny. Jehovah’s Witnesses Kenner’s Romp and Roll, Sky also some tricycle.s equipped If your car is in need of paint is following the same rules. To stop in include; pp. 403: 16-20 and 495: St.; 18 Chambers St.; and 287 Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. mon: “Prepare For His Com e Combination Windows Rail give-a-.show projector, ex in transmission and body work. * Modem Faraiture ESSO (|ay o f the newd, you can find anti- 3-8. ("Science and Health with Kingdom Hall with motor noises, come in and ing, why not let the Paul Dodge fog may not be to avoid danger, but to Oakland St. in Manchester; Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor ing." Manchester Awning Co. cellent (or all age groups. A This garage is located at 1 405 MAIN ST. American demonstrations going on Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Rt. SO, Rockville see and hear them. Pontiac Garage do the work and Antiques also, 144 Griffin Rd. in South 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. 196 WEST CENTER ST. must for most boys — motor Mitchell Dr, To reach Paul somewhere ? precipitate it. To slow down in fog may Baker Eddy.) Paris sleds are available in for you ? All work is gqiaran- 0 store Stools and Booths TEL. 649-5533 Windsor and French Rd. in 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Deacons. Telephone 649-8091 noLsea for bikes and tricycles. A six sizes, finest quality safety Dodge Pontiac Parts & Service, be to get clipped from the resx and start Wednesday, 8 p.m., testimony Bolton. 8 p.m.. Public Bible talk “ Do teed and you will be delighted • Custom Furniture ' Why is it that we seem to lack pop- with classes for all ages. Ail Religions Lead To Eternal Established 1949 choice of Mattel's Vrroom, Za runners and easy steering. Sno drive out on Parker St, and 1 * Tune-ups the chain reaction everybody wants to meeting. « Saturday, 8 p.m.. Sermon by with a car that is as gleaming Slipcovers and Draperies laxity even where we think we axe 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Wapping Community Church Life?” given by D. C. Trumbore. Zoom or Thunder Rod, motor Coasters, aluminum or plastic Mitchell Dr. is just across the Reading Room hours at 749 Circuit Servant at Kingdom Nursery. and shiny as the day it left the Made to Order avoid. Congregational 4:15 p.m.. Group discussion Steel Sno Wing, skis from the railroad tracks; you cannot Complete Selection of * Engine Cleaning ^gating battles for other people? Main St., excepting legal holi Hall, 7 p.m.. Junior Hl-League. WOODCOCK noises that make that bike or factory. Naturally, you w'ould Often, in fog, it must seem the lesser Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, of the Nov. 1, 1964 issue of the smallest to teen-agers, most miss it. All the work is fully Materials 3I What special charm lotion do Com days, Monday through Satur Monday, 8 p.m., Stewtrdship tricycle sound like the real like to know the cost of having danger still to try to keep going at a Minister Watchtower magazine, article; REFRIGERATION CO. thing. sets complete with poles. Fig guaranteed and they employ FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thurs Commission. / Rev. Theodore Bacheler, this work done, and estimates munist agents and representatives The Presbyterian Church Jerusalem — "A Burdensome Especially for girls in the ure skates with Canadian Shef only fully trained and exper Lower Level of the Pawhade normal rate of speed, on the guess that day, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 43 Spruce St. Wedne.sday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid Minister are furnished gladly, without * S i r f t : Stom ps wear, that they seem to get along bet- Stone to All the Peoples,” para Doll Department, Penny Brite, field blades, white o f black, all ienced mechanics. The manager obligation. 649-6824 that will be quite likely to be what other Rev. James L. Ransoi.i week Service. T u R n P I K E ages in high and low shoe style of this garage is a man who has tisr socially in the jungles of the world Church of the Nasarene Thursday, 1 p.m.. Ladies’ graphs 25-47, Page 652. whvMt u'mIt’* MMm* m * •*1* Baby Trite, Teary Deary, Tres- This garage is a complete people are doing too and may consti Minister 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Group also beginners double runner had many years of experience in than we do? 886 Main SL Prayer Fellowship. Service and Church School. Ser AUTO BODY sy. Skipper, Pos’n Tammy, skates. one: there is no kind of work tute the best chance for everybody to Bible studies in the book “ Baby this field. He was in business that cannot be done here and • There are, of course, many relatively Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister 9:30 a.m,, Sunday School with mon: “ A Return Investment.” Pos'n Pepper to brighten their Toboggans from 4' to 8’ with get through. Rev. R. Alfred Swain, lon the Great Has Fallen; God's eyes. StlTT popular, Barbie, for himself and also was service no matter what make of car VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Hbsy answers to such questions. How classes for Nursery through South Methodist Church or without pads, full width Ca manager for a business in the Associate Minister Adults. Kingdom Rules!” Midge, Ken, Allan, Chatty Ca you have, foreign or domestic, DON WILLIS 153 Vf. Middle Turnpike Similarly at sea the routine safety Rev. J. Manle.v Shaw, D.D. The Salvation Army Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic nadian for those who love this greater metropolitan area. ever nice we may be, we are also rich 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor thy and Betsy Wetsy, ward you are sure of satisfaction Phone 649-8700 rules demand moderate speeds and ad 661 Main St. Ministry school. sport. If your car has not been win ^ d powerful, and the world’s richest 9:30 a.m.. Church School Sermon: “ By My Spirit, Saith Rev. Richard W. Du pee Capt. William D. MacLean robes for all 11',4 and 12 inch when the work iq done here. 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. WRECKER ■ x p « rrt t CALL For dad for (Christmas, how terized, it would not be wise to GARAGE and most powerful. Just being that stirs vise not only constant reading of radar, classes for all ages. the Lord,” by the Rev. Mr. Associate Pastor Officer In Charge doll cases. Barbie has a new The garage is o^n Monday PIZZA 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Theme: Keeping Filled With the about a Reo snow thrower, sev put this off any longer for any through Friday from 7:45 a.m. but plotting of route by radar. And the Ransom. Nursery and Children's Rev. Jnmes M. Gage • MOVINO dream house, and there are toy 18 Main St.. Tel. 649-4531 j^ o u s y and resentment and envy sind Message by the pastor. Nursery Spirit of God. Eph. 6; 18. SERVICE eral models, self propelled 4 day now a hard freeze could to 5:30 p.m.: closed Saturdays S P A G H E H l ultra-sensible rule might seem to be to Churches. Counselor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for dish sets and cookwear to de H. P. easy start engines. This Ibgratitude. and Children’s Church provided. • FAOKINO cause untold damage to your and Sunday:;. The next time RAVIOLI halt all movement whatsoever, and to 7 p.m,. Evening Service with all ages. light little girls. will take the work out of win Speclaiiiing in I Being the world’s richest and most 6 p.m.. Youth services. hymn sing, sacred verse, spe 9 and 10:45 a.m., Wor.ship 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service. St. George’s Episcopal Ohurch car. Just drive your car to 1 you need work done on your try and lie becalmed until the fog lifts. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Rt. 44 A, Bolton Road race sets are better ter. Mitchell Dr. and let them put it car, take it to the Paul Dodge OPEN DAILY powerful people, we are not always cial music, and study of Ro Serv'ice: Dr. Shaw preaching. Sermon by Mai. Walter Hooper than ever; the new Gran Tu- Message by the pastor . Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Daisy air rifles, Grosman pel in shape for winter driving. Pontiac Garage and be sure of BRAKE SERVICE 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJM. Again, however, the captain of a ship, mans 8, "The Law of the Spirit “ What Matters Most." Sacra of Buffalo, N.Y. Mu.sic by Cita rismo racing set is ready to oompletely skilled in the business of hid- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray Vicar let rifles and pl.stols are pop By the way, how about expert w ork- work that is given his option, would be almost cer of Life. " ment of Baotlsm, First Sunday del Band and Songsters. plug in an 1 will give authentic ular with the boys. SUNDAYS Hig the fact that we ourselves know it. er, Praise and Bible study. Wednesday, 7:16 p.m.. Leave in Advent. Canvas.s Sunday. 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by tires? Snow tires are a real ne guaranteed—and you will be Front End Alignment tain to want to have his own ship under 8 a.m,. Holy Communion. thrills to all ages. Model mo For the entire family, how cessity to insure traction and 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. ^ e sometimes, even in some of our fin- for Open Hearth Mission, Hart 9 and 10:45 a.m., (jhurch Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. toring racing sets are available about a radio Choose a clocK pleasantly surprl.sed at the rea way and responsive to its helm so that, Calvary Church ford. School for Nursery through 6:30 p.m., Prayer Service. 10:16 a.m., Morning Prayer help keep your car from skld- sonable prices charged. General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS eat acts and policies, betray our own and Litany. Manchester Moving in all sizes. Electric games or table model or a fine tran in case of the approach of another ship, (Assemblies of God) Grade 7. Grades 8 and 9 attend 7 p.m., Salvation meeting. Mu Include baseball, football and sistor. realization of how big and great and 647 E. Middle Tpke. Monday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com he would at least have a chance of Community Baptist Church ing church. Senior High Forum sic by Citadel Band and Song and Trucking Co. pinball. Johnny 7 OMA heads Another must for men,camp good we are, and that sharpens existing Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson munion. maneuvering to escape. 585 E. Center St. and 2nd Mile CJlub at 10:45 serv sters. Special missionary pre the list of toy combat games. ing equipment or fishing Hmentments. Pastor Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, ice. sentation on work of The Salva 8 p.m.. Brotherhood of St. An drew. tackle. Manchester Surplus To face the ultimate quandary, one Minister 10:46 a.m., 'The (ZHiancel Choir tion Army in Kenya. ABC APPLIANCE ! Not only are other people, every- Wednesday, 8 p.m., Executive Sales is headquarters for all Brighter Side Ostrinsky ought to state this: Once you are in 9:45 a.m., Sunday School Bi will present excerpts from the Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible camping equipment from tents i^here around the world, lamentably ele- ble classes for all age levels. committee. fog, on highway or on high seas, you are 9:30 a.m.. Church School lor Messiah. Study. DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING to Coleman burners to lanterns, REPAIRS DEALER IN WASTE ipental and human and Incapable of ris 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Bi all ages. Classes through Grade 7 p.m.. Senior High Fellow in situations beyond control for either Union Congregational Church sleeping bags, or a Heat-Pal, Of the News MATERIALS ing to certain levels of perception. ble message by Pastor Gustaf 3 will have an expanded session. ship. Talcotti'illc Congregational the non-toxic heater that can 41 O A K ST. human being or instrument or safety son. 10:15 a.m.. Grade 4 pupils 7 p.m.. Twenties and Thirties Rockville 166 MIDDLE TURNTIKc, WEST I We ourselves have a trace of a linger Church Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor be used with safety. To make Tel. 649-8879 device: whatever you do is a gamble. 6:80 p.m.. Evening Prayer. will participate in a Thanksgiv will meet at the home of John MANCHESTER your Christmas shopping easy ing inability always to see ourselves as Rev. Robert K. Shinioda, Rev. Janies L. Austin THE HEAT’S OFF RAOS, IRO N 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv ing Service at Green Lodge. Allen, 25 Byron Rd. The pro Pastor stop in at Manchester Surplus dent John-ion while the latter REPAIRS ON— Only the adoption, on both land and Minister of Christian Education P(X;a TELLO, Idaho (AP)— ijthers may be seeing us. ice. Hymn sing and Bible mes 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. gram will be on "Theories of Sales and choose from the many campaigned in Des Moines last Grills, Electric Irons, sea, of some code with penalties so sage. The heat's oil for the No. 1 li SCRAP METAL I Where the presence of some other na- Sermon: “ Foundations That Personality Development.” 11 a.m.. Worship Service and gift Items displayed and take October. , 9 a.m.. Church School for cense plate in Idaho's Bannock Toasters, Percolators, rigorous that universal compliance Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Midweek Endure: The Sanctity of the Sunday School, Sermon, “ The 643-7043 advantage of their Lay Away The lowans received celeb Hon on the soil of another nation may Grades 6 through 10. (bounty. Vacuum Cleaners, Heaters, could be counted upon—with this code Service. Theme: “Our Wor Home." A nur.sery is provided St. Mary’s Episcopal Church New Generation,” Plan. rity-level treatment as they Fans, Sewing Machines, a id PAPER He imperisilism or colonialism, our own ship." during the worship service. 10:30 a.m.. Church School for The plate numbers are given toured the LBJ spread with Ma- forbidding all movement while the dan Church and Park Sts. Monday, 6:16 p.m.. Girl Infants through Grade 4. Lamps 781 PABKEB ST. nresence in a similar situation is benevo Rev. George F. Nostrand Scouts. out tirsi come, lirst serveu, with lechek and poseil for photogra ger lasts—would seem to have a real 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. No. 1 going to the tirst man In Tel. 648-5785 or 64S-5879 lence. Rector Tue.sday, 8 p.m,. Council phers. Billy thought the Pre.si- Sermon, “ Like the Sound of a line, ii's oeen a tradition for All work guaranteed chance of ridding fog of its danger. Rev. John D. Hughes meeting. Radio Today dent's ranch was “ pretty nice.” "when other nations take over terri- Great Amen,” the Rev. Mr. Reuben Plen’s applicants to line up several Photographers wanted to turn Until there is some such code, the Rev. James W. Boitoms Wedne.sday, Noon, Luncheon Bowman preaching. (pry not belonging to them, we call that WDBC—ISM uays in advance and warm his steers around in the trailer story of what happws in fog, on land Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman for Dr. Justus Laun, a medical 4:30 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel territorial expansion. When we take missionary tc. India, sponsored Texaco Sfafion Chip rhompsoB themselves with electric heaters to get head shots of them with and at sea, will conunue to be a story Connecticut Yankee lowship will set up tables for Jim Netlleton plugged into .outside outlets at WATKINS-WEST CAMPING qver territory, we call it a temporary re- 7:30 a.m.. Holy (Communion. by Ladies Missionary Society. Chill Thompson their young owner. They were of. what kind of gamble individual hu pot-luck for the Christmas Ba 381 Main Street Dick Robinson uie courtnouse. ail right as they were, he said, i (julrement of our own national security. 8:45 a.m.. Nursery and Kin All welcome. zaar workers. man beings have taken, with nobody By A.H .O. dergarten in Children’s Chapel. 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts of Amer Npws Sign Off But this year the county and besides, “ ihat's where the I FUNERAL EQUIPMENT J It happens to be quite true, in reality, ica. 6 p.m., Junior and Senior Pil Phone 643-9149 WHA\ -91t decided to turn otf tne electrici high-priced ruts come from.” I ever knowing just what kind of gamble The task of the old and weai y ticut gave the nation the nation 8:45 and 9:45 a.m.. Holy Com grim Fellowship groups will Geno Anthony Tents, Cots, Sleeping Baqrs tjiat we are relatively civilized and re munion and Church School. Fred Swanson Show ty. It costs more liiaii tlie lee lor Young Mlltner's entries in the | SERVICE might be right for the particular situa Connecticut General Assembly itself can continue to use. But 8 p.m., Bible discussion group meet together. Air Mattresses, StoveaH 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hydrsmatlc Transmission W E H A V E Dave Arthur Show L.ie plates, a apokesman said. county fair didn't place this i strained in our resorts to acta and poli- now reassembled to have one to Connecticut, its source, it is Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Step Off Lamtenu tion. sermon by t’ne Rev. Mr. Halde- Repairing The uecision lett one applicant year, but he sold them for oies which might be classified with Im more try at legislating Itself forbidden. Everett Castetter. Dr. Laun will Women's Fellowship Holiday MACHINE SHOP WTIO^IRM ORMAND J. WEST nian. be guest speaker. All Work Guaranteed Winter Worry, News out m the cold today, waiting enough to buy the LBJ finlmals. perialism or colonialism. But we are and its form and its traditions This is the main and ines Bazaar. SERVICE Monitor lor issue ot the piates neiv. Last year hr had a reserve MANCHESTER 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer fol Texaco Lubrication Service Director plose enough to the conduct of others out of existence is considered, capable part of the Connecticut News, Weather. Sport* 1 uesuay. He started his vigil champion. by most observers, to have been bitterness. lowed by the "November to • Piston Pin Fitting Monitor SURPLUS SALES CO. ilootunttnny VVeonesuay. What about *next ’"year with 169 N. MAIN ST. to make our own bland assumption that ^ e d by the passage of time, Easter Series,’! Episcopal We Give Green Stamps • Boring Cylinders Solved in a Hurry... 142 E. CENTER ST. Tale Of The Paperbacks This bitterness Is compound Church’.s tnquirer’s cla.ss. Sub SjH»Sjipctnim USA Since tnen the temperature Herefords from the LBJ Ranch? at Depot Square we are totally different from them ring by the boredom of the legrisla- ed somewhat by the realization • Valve Refuclng n.giiL has been in the low 20's. ject: "The Ways and Teachings' A Thought for Today Sporis’ts KmalJ “ You never know," Bill said. Manchester’s Oldest fklse to many people, in the world. tors, by the relaxed acceptance that although there are in Yesterdays Oil Friday moriu.io, “ We may be back," his father Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. We cannot relinquish the campaign of the Church.” Council of Churches • Head Grinding I Sunoco Heating Oil ___Siarhetillight Serenade ; We are rich and powerful. We are of fate on the part of the lead stances in the nation where Typewriter Service I Step Off -vNas 2u degrees along with .26 added. "Mr. Malechek said he'd With Finest Faculties J. FARR — 64S-7U1 without a few thoughts on the phenome Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m., • King Pin Fitting Wl*OP-l4i# ers, and by the existence of the unit representation has consti Holy (Communion. Sponsored b.v the 51anchester Herald I A quality heating oil delivered inches ol precipitation. save one for Billy next year." human. We haven't the full, sharp ca non of the paperbacks. Between Feb court-appointed special master tuted a defense for political, • Brake Drums Turned 1 uiu Jmi tdcLaughlln ruary and June of this year three ex Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening j automatically! Burner service 24 7;U0 Ken Orlffin pacity to see ourselves as others do. of computers who will redis economic and social reaction, Yale • Generator and Starter 12:00 SnI l.nRniia ‘FKOSU’ MEETING tremist right-wing books were brought Prayer. Psalm 122:1 ' — I was glad J On top of all this, we do, believe it trict Connecticut if the leg;ls- Connecticut itself has main when they said unto me, Let us 25 Years Ago Work (off the car) j hours a day! An easy-payment w iN f—use WASHlNG'l'ON (AP) — Dem- out—A Texan Looks at Lyndon, by J. lators don’t. 12:10 Weekend Greater Hartford 80-Year Spruce - BUILDERS and
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t i i IT" Ufivision Title Within Sight ^ARTHA'6 JT' f T ” Sports Viewing Pats Won H Concede^. MINOR ALLY OOP BY V. 1. HAMLIN MISTAKE =„ u r SATURDAY Browns, Jim Brown 12;S0 (SO) Arm y-Navy Pre 2P view AFL Race Not Over 1:00 (80) College Football 30 3T Close-Up NEW YORK (AP)—“The Eastern race isn’t over Hold NFL Spotlight 1:16 (80) Arm y-Navy 4:00 ( 8) N F L - Count yet,’’ Mike Holovak, coach of the Boston Patriots, said CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER down of his club’s chances as the team left for Houston td NEW YO RK (A P )— When Jim Brown scored his (80) Football Score battle the Oilers Sunday in the American Football first National Football League touchdown in 1957, the c a r d League’s top game of the day. ( 8) Wide World of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 PAGE ELEVnl^ — ' ■ ■■ ...... -...... — -' ______— ______Rooflm SfcPnE 161 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALT and SHORTEN ApArtmento— Flats— I UottBM For Sak 72 o u im Tenements 63 t h r e e BEDROOMS, 9 full H For Sale 72 B o o m For Sale 72 Hooees For Sale 72 Soburban For Sale 75 Wanted— Real Estate 77 MAIfCPBSTBR - New BIDWSLL ROME Improfrement baths, fireplace, fara^ ^ k - 1 ^ 0 rA lO L T —On« y«ar old, Oompany—Roofing, aldliw, al> •noyANDCllXN-NIHTH RBMODSLBD 4 Room ^pari- out baaement tormal dining OaxilMHi Oolonlal, Ux34 living FIVE ROOM CAPE, 2 full MANCHESTER — Now under WAPPING — modem 6 room SPOT CASH paid for homes, N e a t AND-no/ TMHT-m-nNG LIDS-LIKE ment aunporcb, cellar, yand, 4 and • rooou, 3 bodroonu, baths, 2 fireplaces, city utlU- construction at Dartmouth Ranch, galage, fun basement, farms and acreage, 24-hour One-Man Monastery CLASSIFIED termuona, addltlona and re roQpi, storage area, larga y a i i rooiA, tamUy room, built-in family room oao UMitmaot, OARBAQECAN8 THE RBSUlAmoHt heated, $ m 649-8213. tlss, 2-car garage, near bus Heights, 7 room Colonial, 2 ^ near schools, large treed lot, service. Hayes Agency, 648- modeling ot dll types Bxcol- In nice neighborhood. Refer kitchen, master bedroom with modem kitchen, axcaLent ooo- lent workmandiip. SM-MH. LINED UP OUTWDE dressing room, low twenties. lines, schools and stores. Bx- baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam Immediate occupancy. Bel Air 4808. t A Y - . THREE BEDROOM modem ences required. $140. Available ditlon. Phllbrick Agency, 648- Dec. 1. 648-6453. Hayes Agency, 648-480$. eellent condition. Charles Lea- ily room, porches, 2-car ga Real Estata 6^9w2. 1 N E D O O R - apartment built-ins, heat and 8464, perance, 649-7620. rage, city utilities, hot water Completely Rebuilt hot water, parking and laun TOU 4AND — $3,500 assumes ADVERTISING R oofuiK and C hlnn eY S 16> A BLUNGTON—Large SpUt lev MANCHBtfrBR - New 7 room ONE BLOCK from MeM, two oil heat. Charles Lesperance, dry facilities. $160 *noutWy. J. 649-7620. morWage, save closing costs. el, $150 per month. BMton—at raised ranch, 8-car garage, family, 4-4 duplex, permanent OXFORD. Mich. (AP) — CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ROOFTNO — Specialising re D. Realty, 643-5129. 648-8779. lake, 2 bedroome, $90. 648- built-lns, IH baths, \ a o r e ^ , S p otlm 5% room Colonial Ex-Pitcher aiding, two recent heating ajra- MANCHESTER — Charming 8 Ranch, bullt-lns, % acre wood America’s only Lutheran monk pairing roofs of all klnda, new 4551i tremendous value. Hayes Agen- tenu, garages, clean. MANCHESTER 8 A J L to S P JL roofs, gutter work, chlmneyi LJtROE 6 ROOM second floor ey. 648^we. ^ ayes room Colonial, 4 or 6 bed ed lot. Hurry! Hay8r*Agency, has rebuilt his unique outpost of The i^wrtment, heat hot water, Agency, 643-4808. rooms, 2 full baths, formal din the ecumenical movement. cleaned, repaired Aluminum SEVEN ROOM Colonial, <*olce A V IC IN IT Y 643-4808. Begins Job siding. SO years’ experience. stove and refrigerator. Cm- country club area, park-llke ing room, excellent condition, The Rev. Arthur Krelnheder, COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ^ V T . trally located. Oarage If de r a n c h , 4 rooma, 8 bedrooma, centrally located. Phone own EAST NARTFORD—Six room Free esttmates. Can Howley, setting, January occupancy, kitchen, living room, wooded founder and sole member of an Doctor Says ! MONDAY Thni FBIDAC ItiM AJ«^-«ATUBDAX fSuiL sired. CaU 649-3396 between adult famUy, $176 mmithly. O.IC .,. er-agent, Barbara Woods, 649- Colonial, tile bath, fireplace, W ith VISTA unusual monastic -order, said 648-8861, 644-8888. lot, handy to bua, rimpplng, $18,900 • $16,900 HEBRON. 9-5. CaU Mrs. Shorts, 648-8886. J. 7702. plastered walls, enclosed construction crews completed etc. Excellent conditlaii. $18,- Time to choose your own lot breezeway, 3-car garage, large eH O R rn^ Watson Beach A Co., Realtors, the building of St. Augustine’s LINED RUBBER GLOVES PLEASE READ YOUR AD TWO ROOM heated apartment s o W E A L L 600. I^brldi Agency, 848- and home in this new commu GARRISON COLONIAL—Save lot, 2 weeks occupsney. Com WASHINGTON (AP)— Glenn Heating and Plnmbing 17 622-2114. 8464. ^ * House Friday. It replaces a re HELP IF YOU HAVE or "Waat A4T m n take* ovet tke pkoae m m and bath. 149 Oakland Street nity of maltty homes that will $1,500 on this house. Excellent bination windows and doors. Tb. •,«. U. 1 M 0»—Ai iWh AREN'T RICHl W. Ferfuson, 86, a one-time ma treat house destroyed by fire in DETERGENT HANDS oonvHilenoe. Hio odfortlaor ohaald n o d hia od the FTRST PLUMBING AND heating re LfOM* W WM fuM trritoaK. ■« $65. 649-5229, 9-5. BOLTON — 2-bedroom ranch, offer Ranches, Capes and throughout. 1V4 baths, 2 flre- Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooma, jor league pitching prospect the summer of 1983. By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. d a y IX APPBABS aiod REPOST ERRORS to time (or tbs pairs and new work, free es T he GARBAGE TRUCK newly decorated, cellar, lake Raised Ranches on heavily ' places, playroom, bar, large Roman (Tathollcs, Lutherans BUILT 1964 — First floor, baths, modem tdtehaa with lot, 2-car garage, $28,500. Jo CLARK ROAD In Wapping. who haa worked for the Peace Newspaper Enterpriess As .n ■ext iHaertloB. The H enM la reatwiialMfc (or only ONE Inoor^ timates. 648-1774. OOMEfi BV>- prlvUeges. $116 monthly. Good- $2,600 entitles you to a re- bullt-ins, dining room, fam wooded Iota. Call us now to and other Christians pitched in large 4 room apartment, cel dlculously low mortgage pick your Individual lot. seph Barth, Broker, 640-0320. Custom built 6 roomm Jftanc! Ranch. Corps for the past three years, Q—I am a 87-year-oId wom met or omitted laaertlaB (or say ■drerttaemeat and lliee only AH,YES! THERE OUGMTA lar; large yard, In quiet resl- child-Bartlett Realtors, 289- ily room, full baaement, 1- A real nice home. T h i^ bed "as a labor of love” to make the to the axteat o< a **make good** laaortloa. Brrora whleh do aot payment plus a nice two- will now turn his experience to an. I have detergent hands. 1 BEALAWf dentlid neighborhood. Only 0939. car garage. $22,900. Phil- $14,500 MANCHESTER. 139 NEEDED — An executive for rooms, carpeting, fireplace the domestic version of the rebuilding possible. Rev. Krein- loMea the vataie a t the adoartlaemeat wtn aot be eerrected by Kadlo-TV ReiMlr family with (new) separate brick Agency, 649-8464. heder, 69, said. have tried several doctors, but $ ll5 per month. 646-0103. AVAILABLE DEC. 1 — Three heating, copper plumbing, Walker St. 6 room Cape all this home now being built with and finished recreation room, corps — the VISTA. my hands still crack and Itch. **make g o o ^ tnaertlaa. Services 18 a 3-car garage. This excellent The $36,0(X) building requires bedroomr, 1V4 baths. East Cen 6 rooms on each side and finished, fireplace, combina water softener, half acre lot. As director of VISTA — which My friends ere afraid It Is con- FIRST FLOOR, very clean 3 IN TOWN — a real fine 5-room home will be selling for $35,- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- only interior decoration and fur ter Street location, on bus line. an Income. Two-family en ranch In convenient and quiet tion windows, nice yard, con stands for Volunteers In Service tagfious. What do you advise? CONNIE’S TV and Radio Berv room apartment, appliances, venient location, near bus. 000. For appointment call Jo 1577. nishings to be complete for use ice, available all hours. Satls- heat and hot water. $90 month. Weekdays, 9-6, csJl 649-4681, joyment at $10,400. location. S bedrooms, 2 bed to America — Ferguson will be in retreats by Lutherans and A—You have a common con D IA L 643-2711 evenings and weekends, 649- schools and shopping. Priced seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. dition that is often hard to get facticn) guaranteed. Call 649- J. D. Realty, Co., 643-5129, rooms and dining room If you to sell. COVENTRY — Moderately doing much the same work as non-Lutherans who seek brief 1421. prefer. Large living room, he did when the Peace Corps rid o(. Household detergents 1315. 643-8779. J. D. REALTY CO. BOWERS SCHOOL~ 6 r ^ priced 4 room home. Base respites through religious exer great big kitchen with built- $18,700 ANDOVER. 6 room Garrison Colonial. Call Owner, board heat< Only minutes from was established In 1961. cises from toelr bustling normal are the moat frequent cause of HBIATED 3 and 4 room apart' lns. Two flreplacea. Be your Ranch-high on a hill, large liv 649-2104. UConn. 742-7056. He will be responsible for re "dlshpan hands,” which is re Moving— ^Trucking— 643-5129 643-8779 lives. XVII^OAKHiMtL ments, electric refrigerator Suburban For Rent 66 own landlord! Madeline Smith, ing room with central fire cruiting, selecting, training and "There Is only one church of ally a type of eczema. The Tronhle RaaehllBg O ir Advertiser? Storage 20 g R e w w ./u . and gas stove furnished. Call Realtor, 649-1642. place, combination dining and MANCHESTER Vicinity — directing an estimated 3,500 vol thing that keeps the condition //-3 g ANDOVER — 12 minutes from Jesus Christ. We all know this. 649-7787 or 649-5779, 6 to 7 family room, bullt-lns. base ' Adorable 5 room Ranch, built unteers to work 4n the nation’s But we live as if we didn’t know going, sometimes for years, is MANCHESTER Delivery, light p.m. Manchester. Nice 4 room MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER — Like new Manchester 1960, bullt-ln oven and range, overtreatment with strong dis 6-room Cape on a quiet street, ment with paneled rec room. A poverty- stricken areas as part it. That’s the important thing 24-Hoar Aasweriog Service trucking and package delivery. apartment, utilities Included, 6*4 room ranch, 20 foot living good buy. paneled living room, walk-out of President Johnson’s anti-pov infectants and antibiotic salvea. THREE ROOMS. tUe bath, heat vacant. 742-6124. close to schools, bus and shop room, baths, beautifully about hls new house. It If a Refrigerators, washers suid BRENT ROAD cellar, oil hot water heat, love erty program. place of meeting for Christians If you must put your hands stove moving spwlalty. Folding Help Wonted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Musical Instruments 53 and hot water furnished, sec ping, 3 bedrooms, new For finished family room, large $20,000 SOUTH WINDSOR. 4 ly large yard with garden Johnson announced appoint where they can learn to know in dishwater, you should use Free to Horaid Readors chairs for r,>nt 649-0782. ond floor. 16 V4 School St R(X!KVILLE — Five room mica counter and stainless wooded lot Hayes Agency, space. Home is in immaculate rubber gloves that are lined TWO TRIM carpenters. Apply SNOWBLOWERS, new and MAN’S ACCORDION, Marco across from East Side Rec. apartment, refrigerator and steel sink, aluminum storms bedroom Split Level, living ment of Ferguson Friday. each other, underststnd each 643-4803. room, fireplace, kitchen with Owner has purchased new condition throughout. Transfer Since 1963 Ferguson has been with cotton. Unllned rubber Want laf onnatloa ea one a t oar i It No on Job Ellington Ridge Coun used, Ariens. Snobird, Toro, Doro, professional model, black stove Included. $65 monthly. and screens, $15,500. Wolver- home out of town. An ele necessitates sale. $13,900. other and love each other,” Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. and silver, $476. 649-0993, FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, built-lns, finished rec room associate director of the Peace Rev. Krelnheder said. gloves allow your hands to be a w n r at the telepbooe Uatedr Stanale oaB Ch Painting— Papering 21 try Club, Abbott Road, Elling Call 876-6316. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. MANCHESTER — 150x200, gant ranch with split rail Gerard Agency, Realtors, 643- come soaked to their own sweat Service and parts. Capitol 1-684-7697. hot water, $95. One chUd al with glass sliding doors, patio, Corps In charge of volunteers. The Rev. Krelnheder, sole ton. large trees, clean 6 room Col fence AND the best care a 0365 or Gertrude Hagedom, and that delays healing. Re INSIDE and outside painting. Equipment, 38 Main Street, lowed. Inquire 158 Maple ROCKVILLE — Available Dec. PORTER STREET Area — 6 onial, double garage, only $16,- awnings, l^car garage, nice He previously served overseas member of the Congregation of EDWARDS lot, home could have. Conven 649-0538. move the gloves as soon as you You name your own price. Manchester. Open daUy 7-5, KNABE GRAND PIANO, 6’7’’, Street. Tel. 649-1632. 1, 3V6 room apartment, con room Cape, fireplace, 2-car 000. Hutchlna Agency, ient too. helping set up Peace Corps pro the Servants of Christ which he 649-7863. 875-8401. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. magnificent tone. Must sell. veniently located near shop garage, Isfge tree shaded lot, 646-0103. grams. founded to 1968, said he seeks are through with the dishes or ANSWERING SERVICE FIVE ROOM first floor apart ANDOVER — Bolton line. $11,- the scrubbing and put them 649-5051. ping area and bus line, for one $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, $22,500 EAST HARTFORD. 900. Privacy, two acres, trees, After his freshman year at reunion of Lutherans and Ro p a in t in g , EXTERIOR and In Under construction, 6 room where they will dry out on the 649^500 — 875^2519 MACHINIST HANNAH’S husband Hector ment, $100 a month. J. D or two persons. Range, refrig 649-8464. MANCHESTER—Seven rooms, Manchester telephone ex Cornell University, Ferguson, man Catholics but knows It terior, paperhanging, wall hates hard work so he cleans Realty, 643-5129. erator, heat and hot water In oil heat, full basement, porch, Raised Rmich, living room Suburban Associates who had pitched a no-hitter In '‘needs a lot of patient labor.” inside. Get a new pair fre paper removed, dry wall work. Wearing: Apparel— Furs 57 with cathedral ceiling. large change. 7 4 room Cape Cod, quently. If your friends have ■ad leave year meaaage. Voano hear trom ear i the rugs with Blue Lustre. cluded. Free parking. Washer TWO FAM ILY—On Oakland 2-car garage, city utllltlea, Realtors 4 4 rooms down, upstairs high school, was offered a job Martin Luther left the Catholic Reasonable rates. Bank financ ALL AROUND Rent electric shampooer $1. POUR ROOM, second floor and dryer In basement. Min S t, a large 6 A 6 fla t Big good location. Priced at only fireplace. 1% baths, kitchen developed detergent hands, they tfme wHhoiit apeodlng all evealng at the LADY’S gray wool coat, fur apartment, gfown child ac Lee Greenough framed and insulated, large 2- with the Orlando, Fla., baseball Church to the 16th century. ing arranged. Fully Insured. Olcott Variety Store. utes to Hartford over Park yard (15(bcl50) trees, house $16,000. Vacant. Charles Les- with bullt-lns, 2-car garage. team, then a farm club of the got it from their own dishwash Free estimates. 649-9668. Jo lined, size 16; Maine guide car cepted, no pets.Call 643-5838. car garage with workshop and Hls new retreat house was Must be able to set up and way. $100 monthly. CaU 875- has aluminum siding, garage. perance, 649-7620. . Choose all your own color com 289-7711 289-3040 Washington Senators. designed by Carl Benkert of ing, not from you! seph P. Lewis. DARK, RICH stone-free loam! coat with hood, man’s 42 tall, storage area. .Easily financed. work to blueprints, 50 hour • 3748, 875-2600. Senslblly priced at $18,900. T. binations. But while pitching for Cornell Birmingham^ Mich., who "nev 0 —Most of my thyroid has Lost and Found 1 1 Auto Driving School 7>A Also, fill, sEind, gravel, and practically new. 649-7386. MANCHESTER—4 room mod COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1% Lawreneb F. Flano, Realtor, been removed and now I am week. Apply in person. em, heated apartment, first J. Crockett Realtor. 643-1577. on a cold day he developed a er asked for a eeqt.” EXTERIOR smd Interior paint stone. 643-9504. VERNON — 4 room colonial baths, family room off kitchen, 643-2766, Charles Nicholson, aining too much weight. Do LEARN TO DRIVE — Special floor, $130, no pets. Available $24,500 EAST HARTFORD, 742-6364, Dolores L Merritt, bad elbow that ended his The Rev. Krelnheder draws LOST—Gray male cat, white ing. Wallpaper books. Papei- style spacious apartment In a EIGHT ROOM raised ranch, bullt-lns, dishwasher, Intercom, Oak Street. New oversized 6 MANCHESTER — Spacious 3- r have to have a basal mete- bib and paws, wetiring orange attention to nervous and eld hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully RUBBER STAMPS — Three Wanted— ^To Buy 58 January 1st. 643-7036 after 6 double garage, 144x120. Carl 646-0424. hurling career. many of hls worker recruits erly. Classroom for teen-agers. 4-unit apartment house, heat, two years old, large living room Ranch, spacious living bedroom raised ranch now un "It was probably best,” Fer boHo test or win a blood teat harness, answers to “ Smoky,” insured. Workmanship guar G.T. K. CORR lines name and address, cush- | tDAumrn t t > m r v p.m. hot water, stove, refrigerator, ton Hutchins Agency, Real from the Roman Catholic St. Pickup service. Day or eve Inned mount knob handle WANTED TD BUY—AntlqWS room with fireplace, modem room with large comer fire der construction in executive guson says, "because there oerva the same purpose? vicinity Bridge Street and anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. ioned mount, knob handle heated garage and much more. tors, 646-0103. Benedict of Montefano Monast A — Your bksal metabollo ning lessons. Reasonable rates. and good used furniture. Vil CHESTNUT ST.— 3 room heat kitchen with bullt-lns, family place, kitchen with G.E. bullt- area, one bath, 2 half baths, were other things more Impor Hartford Road. Reward. 649- If no answer, 648-9048. 678 Tolland St., East Hartford $1.80. Please print or type. On bus line. 875-2600, 875-6148. room, 4 or 6 bednx>ms, 2-zone ins, 2 full baths, one with large Legal Notices ery which is "right across from rate cannot be determined by a Manchester Driving Academy, Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. lage Peddler Auction House, ed apartment, first flopr, large fireplace. Call S AB Builders, tant to do.” our driveway.” 6766, 649-2761. hot water heat, garage, $24,900. SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen double vanity, 12x24, finished 643-9133. 649-3144. conventional blood test. 'Two 742-7249. INTERIOR and exterior pcdnt- Box 765, Manchester, Conn., Route 88, Bmington. 875-8711, rooms and closets, adults. $85. ------— living room with fireplace. Im Ferguson was active In other He calls them "my Benedic Bob Flucklger, and Son. 643-7379. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. rec room, 2-car garage. Move UHITATION ORDER other tests of thyroid function, NOTICE Is hereby given that Ing. wallMper removed, fully 06042. Wanted To Rent 68 mediate occupancy, $15,900. MANCHESTER — Immediate AT A COURT OF PROBATE, sports, too. He was a 10-second tine neighbors" and follows. In Pass Book No. 44777 Issued by TURRET LATHE and Bridge right In. held at Manchester, within and for the protein-bound iodine level in insured. Rene Belanger. 648- CASH IMMEDIATELY — We Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. occupancy. 6 room Cape, wood man in the 100-yard dash and his monkhood, a pattern of rules The Savings Bank of Manches Business Servioes 0512 or 544-0804. port operators. Must be able to YOU saved, and slaved for wall THREE ROOM, third floor, tl^ District of Manchester, on the your blood and the radioactive buy an yth in from a pin to heated, centrally located. Call WORKING WIDOW seeks $24,500 SOUTH WINDSOR. ed lot, aluminum siding, sew aOth day of November 1964. won his letter in baseball, foot formulated and practiced by the ter has been lost and applica set up and operate from blue to wall carpet. Keep It new small apartment, reswonably MANCHESTER ■VICINITY—5 ball and track at (jomell. iodine uptake, have replaced Offered 13 prints. Work week 55 hours, battleship. Used furniture and 643-0082, between 7-8. New 6 room Ranch, large liv ers, bus, shopping. FHA. $450 Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Benedictine Order. the basal metabolic rate which tion has been made to said with Blue Lustre. Rent electric priced, clean, quiet home de room home, nice condition, Judge. Squash now is his favorite His neighbors “ help me a PAINTING, days or nights. In steady employment. Good pay appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, ing room with stone fireplace, down, $109.30 monthly. Why Estate of James V, Munsle.Iate of la now rarely d 'V \ , 6 '. f ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1984* PAGE TWELVi nil I III* ...... About .Town SPEBSKeep Business Bodies rrlmdship Circle of the Sal- vetlon Army will meet Mon l^ngs Alive day at 7:46 p.m. at the church for a aervlce program. By HOWIE HOLCOMB ------w Keeping the aonga o f Amer Airman Richard M. Johnson, ica alive is the professed goal eon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. of the Society for the Preser- Johnson. 33 Sunset St. and Air vation and l^couragemen'it of man Dean R. Johnson, son of Barber Shop Quartet Singling Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Johnson, In America. That worthy so 42 Holl St., have completed U.S. ciety's Hartford (Chapter took Air Force basic military train another huge step toward that ing at tAckland Air Force Base, purpose last night with the fTex. Richard will be trained as first half of ita 19th annual e communication - electronics Grand Featlval of Harmony. epecialist at Keesler AFB, Miss. A near capacity crowd at Dean will attend the communi Hartford's Bushnell Memorial cations specialist course at saw four of America’s top Sheppard AFB, Tex. Both men Barber Shop Quartets, the are graduates of Manchester Hartford Chapter Chorus, the 'Village Charmer.- and assorted High School. other folks turn in a succe.es- ful. highly entertaining pro Officers of Temple Chapter, gram. OEJS, will participate in Neigh Stealing the show were the bor's Night Tuesday at 8 p.m. veterans of two previous festi at Hope Chapter, OES. Elling vals, the fabulou- four Schmitt ton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brothers from Two Rivers, Kingsbury Jr. worthy matron Wls. It’s one of the heaviest and patron of Temple Chapter, quartets in the society and Will preside for initiatory de certainl.v one of the best. Their gree work. All members of dual language (En.glish and Temple Chapter are invited. Of German) rendition o ' Brahm.s’ ficers are reminded to wear Lullaby wa,- the highlight of a white gowns. Those needing fun-fllied evening. tran.sportation may call Mrs. From the moment MC Bill VeraJ^'ord, 29 Overlook Dr. Gourd opened the ahov/ until the strains'" of "Keep America Singing.” theme of the The Southern New England SPEBSQSA. faded into the Section of the Society of Auto- night, the appreciative audience tr.otive Engineers will meet was well entertained. ■W'ednesday at the Terrace Din In addition to the Schniltts, The Central Connecticut Farmer’s Cooperative Association's annual dinner, attended by m v - ing Room. Bradley Field, Wind- the guest quartets included the eral hundred poultry egg producers, brought these four men together last Saturday night aor L#ocks. Dinner will be serv'ed Sun Tones from Florida, the at the Manchester High School cafeteria. The group includes from left, Solomon Baron of at 6:45 p.m. and the meeting Imposters from Chicago and Ellington, association president; Joseph M. Gill, state commissioner for the ^ p ^ tm e n t of will be held at 8. James A. the ha-t society’s zany Top Agriculture Conservation and Natural Re.sources; Dr. Edwin P. Sl^sen, head of the Poul Thiese, manager of the racing Hats. try Science Department at the University of Connecticut, wl)o was the main speaker at division of Firestone Tire and Songs ranged from the afore the event; and Emanuel Hirth of 24 Garth Rd„ Manchester, general manager for the co Rubber Co., wilt apeak. Reser mentioned "Brahms Lullaby” to operative with offices at the association's poultry feed producing plant at 1 Apel PI. (Her- vations close Monday. that greatest of Barber Shop ballads, "Sweet Adoline" to photo by Ofiara.) ______J(>hn Jepsion, past potentate current show tunes auch ns "Hey, Look Me Over" and PROMOTED Center St., former education cents a share as declared at a of Sphinx Temple of Shriners. Robert J. Alley, former has been named state chairman We’re Having a Real Bawl in-Chicago "Hello Dolly.” reporter for The Herald, „ has recent meeting of the boart^ of Manchester resident, has been directors of Mott’s Supermar of the publicity committee for Theme of this year’s show is joined Hayes Real Estate at 79 |lr It’s just too mucli for Janet Perring, right, who has just learned her Angus named second vice president in ket, Inc. Business volume for the Imperial Council by Impe "The Gay 90’s Era” , the sets, E. Center St., it was an steer. Charger, is the Junior Grand Champion steer of the International Live the life underwriting depart the first 39 weeks of 1964 rial Potentate O. Carlyle Brock. which Include an amusement nounced this week by Richard ment of Connecticut General P. Hayes, realtor. showed an increase of 11.1 per Jepson lives in West Hartford. stock Show in Chicago- Janet wipes away a tear while her sister Gail, left, park, a barber shop and a Life Insurance Co. in Bloom grins and Charger lets out a lusty bellow. (AP Photofax.) scene in old New York, are as Coe is a residential real estate cent over a similar 1963 period. field. representative for the agency. The 1964 business totaled ?13,- A reunion committee for good if not better than ever. Alley is the son of Herbert 330,054 With earnings, after Manchester High School class Jews were cleansing the holy And to prove progress has A. Alley of 65 Washington St. been made in the world, even COMPLETE COURSE taxes, at $395,703, an increase o f 1945 will meet Monday at 8 Feast of Lights temple there for its rededica Minor Crashes and is a graduate of Manche.°- Mrs. Gertrude Hagedorn of of 25 per cent over previous four lovely ladies got into the ter High School and Rensselser p.m. at the home of Mrs. tion, they found a container 110 Glenwood St. has joined the year's earnings for the period. act — the Village Charmers. Polytechinc Institute. Michael Quish, 110 Forest St. with only enough oil to light Occur in Town Gerard Real Estate Agency at Both dividends will be payable Starts Sunday That’s something that wouldn’t He ioined the insurance firm The meeting is open to all in- their work for one day. But the 23 Clyde Rd. to stockholders on Jan. 15, tersted members of the class. oil in the lamp miraculously have happened in the Gay 90’s. Mrs. Hagedorn, a native of j 1965. NEW YORK (A P )—In mil- No police action nor injuries The Charmers Include two Man Final plans wiU be discussed burned for eight days. were reported in two minor ac Manchester, has completed the and a place chosen for the lion-s of Jewish homes tomor chester ladies — Mary Jane row night, a candle or an cidents which occurred last "Fundamentals in Real Estate" Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson event. night. Crandall and Edna Gordon, course at the University of orange-colored bulb will be lit, MC Gourd and "Big Jack" of the American Driving School Diiplicatr Bridge According to police, Robert P. Connecticut and will specialize on Main St.. Manchester, have signifying the start of the Fes Grant share a series of be- tival of Lights, otherwise known Kocher, 19, of Rockville, while in residential sales in Man been named recipients of an Results in a duplicate bridge tween-act skits that weave a U O U i M O W N as Hanukkah. slowing down for a left turn on chester, Vernon and South award for their contribution to Monday night, two lights will game last night at the base W. Center St. near Cooper St., sort of continuity through the Windsor, according to Polly highway safety. The award was BILLIARD ment rooms at 39 School St. was struck from behind by a first half of the show. Scheinost, realtor, who owns presented by Frederick R. MotT ■shine; on the third night, three are: North-South. Mr. and Mrs. PARLOR and so on until on the eighth car driven by Edward L. Carini Paul Schmitt took over at the agency. tola representing the Connecti Now Open 'n Brdnd James LeSure, first; Mr, and Jr., 18. of Bolton. The accident mid-point to lead some com and final night of the holiday, Mrs. T. J. Crockett, .second and cut Safety Center, during the New! eight lights are burning. occurred about 11 p.m. munity singing whlc)i he does IN NEW POST American Driving School's first Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Perry, Police also reported that quite well. And, by the way, if Eli A, Hajjar of 15 Summit l-ocated in southeast Jewish children customarily annual banquet held at the third. Armando Pesce, 70, of 14 the funny Smothers Brothers Rd,, Vernon, has been appoint comer of the Purnell receive presents on one or all of Grantmoor Restaurant in New Parking Lot . . . (On Also, East-West, Frank Con- Ridgefield St., while attempting ever need a third, he’s their ed assistant manager o f Metro ington. these nights. nertbn and G. M. Perry, first; to back out of a parking place, boy. politan Life Insurance Com Cottage just off Oal. Hanukkah has its origins in ,St.). Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morgester, locked his car with a car be The second half of the two- pany's Manchester district of the defeat of a Greek army second, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul longing to Francis E. Barlow, night production is scheduled fice at 364 W. Middle Tpke., it some 2,000 years ago by a .small Barton, third. 48, of 50 Spring St. A wrecker tonight at 8. Tickets are report waj) announced by Manager band of Jewl.sh fighter.s and in Raymond C. Damf. OVER 2 MILLION The game is sponsored b.v the was summoned to separate the ed scarce but it's well worth their subsequent triumphant Manchester YWCA and played A native of Danbury and A* Plenty of two cars. The Incident occurred the scramble if you can find a PRESCRIPTIONS entry into Jerusalem. each Friday at 7:45 p.m. The graduate of Danbury High Parking at 6:45 p.m. on Main St. near couple. Safely Compounded According to legend, as the public is invited. Oak St. School, Hajjar joined Metro It’s a show for all the family. politan as an agent in Septem Despite the fact there’s not a ber of 1942. ARTHUR DRUG Crash Fatal single frug, watusi, twist or what ever new sort of dance Roribert J. Alley ART IN BEAUTY SALON SALISBURY (AP) — One has turned up in the iMt four An art exhibit, which in- In 1948 as a field representa youth was killed and three or five minutes, the young folks clude.s nine oil paintings by will enjoy themselves, too. And tive and in 1949 entered the Manchester artists, is now be others were critically injured life underwriter department in it might prove a new experience ing held at the Duet Beauty early today when a car packed the main office. Alley was Livestock Killed with 10 young men crashed on for them, going back to the named life underwriter in 1951, Studio at 587 E. Middle Tpke,, Route 44. time when music was music. senior underwriter in 1953. and in the Mott's Super Market The vehicle went out of con All in all, another feather in in 1957 was appointed a.ssist- building. by Lightning trol on a cuiwe and hurtled the cap of the Hartford Chap ant secretary in his depart The unique presentation, in a again.st a tree, boulders and a ter, SPraSQ SA, Long may it ment. He has been secretary beauty salon, will continue through the first week of De culvert. and America keep singing. since 1961. Lishtning which accompanied laal Most of the occupants were Alley is married to the for cember. All of the paintings week’« thunderatnrm jilameri for are for sale, it was reported. from the Winsled area. Geology Meet Set mer Nancy Griffin, formerly of Peter Starzyk, 17, of Wlnsted Manchester, and the couple BUSINESS BRIEFS ' was killed in the smashup. have a son and three daugh NEW DELHI—About 13,000 ters at their home in Bloom Timothy J. Donovan of 57 Those admitted to Sharon Hos delegates from 112 countries field. A member of the Home Boulder Rd. was one of 50 sales pital in critical condition were are expected to attend the 22d Office Life Underwriters Asso managers for Liberty Mutual identified as Allen Weed. 15, session of the International ciation and Institute of Home Insurance Company who at Eugene Balthazar. 18, and John Geolog^ical Congress here in Office Life Undei-writers, he is tended a two-day annual meet Fecto, 17, all of Winsted. December— the first time since also active in Bloomfield Re ing of personnel sales depart Fecto was driving when the its founding in 1876 that the publican Town Committee af ment men held at the Midtown accident occured, state police congress has beeji. held on fairs. Motor Inn in Boston recently. said. Asian soil. JOINS AGENCY A slock dividend of three per William C. 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Yearns Best TV Recalls Few Notebook Good Shows UptoW YORK (N B A )—^Harry NEW YORK (AP) — ’The time QuariUno is an offbaat leading of the year has come when man who is playing the tough* some television publications are •at .role in television. As the sendingout ballots so that tele Reporter, in the CBS-TV se ries, he comes under constant vision writers and columnists acmtlny from netwspaper re may vote for their choices for porters who are incUn^ to hoot the year’s “ best” in various at scenes Involving -a kindly, program categories. a but indecisive city editor, and a I have looked beck over my , o f reporter who nevwf SSems to television calendar, noting'pro lar- get to his typewriter to write. grams I have watched since fo r Guardino, When asked why January 1, and I find that there 964 he a cc^ ted a series, replied, were appallingly lew memora per “Money. I bad turned down ble moments among all those iod. many, because the money hours. 13.- wasn’t right and the scripts Once again, however, I would fter weren’t right. This one came pick ‘ “The Defenders” as the a s e fiinng with a script that was best aeries. It has its' ups and ous right, and money that was downs, but usually it haa, at iod. definite right.’’ least, a recognizable point of ible A moody, good-looking man view and it is Invariably a 15, with a reputation as a thorough professional job. Most impres p^ormer, Guardino has found sive single program of the past there isn’t time to build a 10 and one-half months has character in the haste of tele son been, I think, “ The Louvre” last vision production. week. \ . lool Character Happens Dick Van Dyke and Danny ave “I find the only way to act Kaye split my vote for “ best an In television is to work off your television performer,” although 1 to own resources rather than delve “’The Danny Kaye Show” must wa.*) )nt« the reasons why I am do share my top honors in the vari- tOtr ing whatever I am doing. I only ety category with “Hollywood icti- a £ for reasonable continuity in Winston Churchill dabs at canvas in “ The Other World of Winston Church-., Palace.” the the writing. I really have no ill,” a look at the British statesman’s interest in painting and its effect on his “ Bonanza,” the perennially 'irst Idea what Danny Taylor, the front-running horse opera, is the role 1 play, is like. I like to see life. The tribute will be shown on his 90th birthday Monday from 10-11 p.m. probably the - most Interesting e\v- a charcter happen. Bach script Western week in and week out. haa him in a dlHerent situation, LuciUe BaU stiU ha sno televi so he cah run a gamut in each Nielsen Picks sion peer in her special area of show. I like to see emotions Richard Boone Eyes comedy while Bob H<^ re happen during the moment at The Big Ten mains king in his. Andy Wil l liams is the most engaging vo (See Page Pour) calist and his program, in color, I TV Series in Hawaii ’ NEW YORK (AP)—The na is a delight to the eye. tional Nielsen ratings, televis Robert Vaughn of “ ’The Man ion’s semi-official measure of from U.N.C.L.E.” and Jim Na G By BOB THOMAS ^ings about the assignment. programs’ success or failure, bors of “ Gomer Pyle, tJ.S.M.C.' HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “ It’s "The script is one of the beat were made public this week. are the two brightest new male r the hardest thing in the world to ! i have ever read,’’ he com- ’They cover a two-week period, series stars, while Elizabeth convince the networks that a ' mented. “ But talk about slow— including Election Day . Montgomery of “Bewitched” television series can be made 'The shooting just seems to go on The ten most popular pro must take the blue ribbon in the entirely in Hawaii,’’ said Rich and on. grams—exclusive of NBC’s elec distaff comedy division. ard Boone. “ Those boys think “ I was thinking it was the lon tion night coverage, which won “Today” is for me, far and th natives stiU wear rings in gest project! I’ve ever been on the lion’s share of the audience away the most interesting day their noses.’’ when Chuck Heston happened to —were listed by Nielsen in this time program; Walter Cronklte But Boone is a resolute man, remark that it was going the order: ’’Bonanza',’’ ’’Bewitched,” the easieet newscaster to listen and ’ he intends to realize his fastest of any picture he re Ed Sullivan Show," “Red Skel to night after night. dream of> bringing a full-scale members. 'Then I realized our ton Show,” “Dick Van Dyke TTie most interesting commer movie Deration to the 50th points of view. He was thinking Show,” “ Peyton Placed’ Thurs cial la that one we saw so often state.. in terms of ‘Ben-Hur’ and ‘The day night episodes, “The Vir during the political broadcasts, His opening wedge: A televi Ten Commandments’ and I was ginian,” “Andy Griffith Show,’’ showing the automobile tire sion' aeries in color to star — harking to television sched with ’”The Addams Family” and rolling melodically across hill Richard Boone. ules.’’ ’"The Munsters” in a He. and dale. ‘Naturally I ’d have to be in, it, so I can sell it to the net- j works,’’ said the, veteran of three series. “ I don’t mind. I spent a lot of years buUding up SATURDA Y Television PROGRAM this name. I might as well cash in on it.’’ Time Chaami! 8:88 (8) Broken Arrow (48) Medallion Theatre The series would be the be U;0t,(S):0t.(S) Bky Kiac (8) Laramie 11:88 (S) Movie Countess Christina .(S-Ze> Baga BaaSy (U) Sob. T.V. “ The Crowded Slur” Daaa An Palozzi appears on ginning of what he hopes wUl be voia LXXXIV, NO. 51 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1964 (OUaellled Adrartlalaa on Png* 10) PRICE SEVEN CENTS _____ • ______Russians Reject Plan For Financing of UN UNITED NATIONS, N.^U.N. General Assembly should^myko luncheon ses.sion at<^"certain powers are deprived of Y. (AP) — The Soviet be postponed for a long period Rusk's hotel suite, Thant met their vote." or indefinitely, the Soviet dele separately with the American The U.A.R. envoy was ex Union today rejected a gation deems it nece.ssary to secretary of state and the Soviet pressing views similar to many compromise formula put .state that it categorically op amba-ssador to the United Na of the smaller, neutralist na forward by Secretary-Gen poses such views. The Soviet tions, Nikolai T. Fedorenko. tions at the United Nation.s on eral U Thant in the hope delegation believes that the The foreign minister of the the prospect of applying the General A.ssembly should start United Arab . Republic, Mah U.N. charter's Article 19. of avoiding a U.S.-Soviet and continue its work in moud Rlad, called on Rusk to Under that article, the Soviets confrontation on U.N. fi accordance with normal proce expre.ss his concern over the stand to lose their vote in the nancing. dures and that all important prospective showdown. General Assembly because they Word of the Soviet derision matters .should be deliberated in Mahmoud told newsmen after have fallen more than two year* came shortly after Soviet For the u.sual manner." seeing Rusk that the United behind in their dues. The Krem eign Minister Andrei A. Grom The Soviet delegation issued a Arab Republic sees the financial lin has reftj.sed to pay more than yko met U.S. Secretary of State statement this morning saying: fight as an Important political $.’52 million for U.N. peace Dean Rusk for a luncheon dis “ In connection with reports is.sue. While the United Nations keeping operations in the Congo cussion of this and other prob published In the American press "needs the money to be effec and the Middle East. lems before the U.N. General to the effect that Important tive,” he .said, it would be weak Assembly opening Tuesday. matters on the agenda of the ened without collecting funds If (See Page Ten) Thant propo.sed to the four U.N. General Assembly should big powers last week that they be postponed for a long period (AP Pholofnx) agree to postpone all important or indefinitely, the Soviet dele Sir Winston Churchill, hale and hearty althousrh pound cake which includes a scroll bearing some of matters unUl after the first of gation deems it necea.sary to creaky of limb, celebrates his 90th birthday today. the statesman’s famous words. The rich fruit cake the year so that there would be state that it categorically op- Refugees, Crew KiUed Highlight of the family dinner will be the 120- is two feet in diameter and eight inches high. no occasion to que.stion the vot po.se.s such views. The Soviet ------A ------___ ^ ------ing rights of the Soviet Union. delegation believes that the The . United States and others General Assembly should start contend that the Soviets cannot and continue its work in accor In Fiery Congo Crash They Were Red vote because of their back debts. dance with norn^al procedures Events "In connection with reports and that all important matters Sir Winston 90, LONDON (AP) — For published in the American pre.ss | should be deliberated in the usu- years Maurice Hect Itched to the ■effect that important al manner." LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP)—A ehartered for his wife to dye her hair matters on the agenda of the 1 Shortly before the Rusk-Gro- Belgian DC4 crashed on the runway of Stanleyville air In State red. Two weeks ago she port Sunday night, killing the crew and all but seven o f In Sound Health did, and Maurice itched the refugees it was bringing to safety, reports to Leo worse than ever. "She looked gorgeous,” poldville said. Plane Still Missing A message reaching Leopold heavily Infiltrated by rebel snip Dempsey Names said Maurice, "but the next ville this morning said the plane ers. LONDON (A P )— Sir Winston Churchill climbed out morning I was covered in Group to Study “ got fire on taking off.” It was Beycmd the airport, the rebels of bed on his 90th birthday today, creaky of limb but a mass of blotches. I felt not clear whether this meant are in almost full ctmtrol. The sound of health. ^ like a fleas' nest, the itch that the plane had been hit by airport is guarded by Congolese Teen Drinking fingers — making the V for Vic ing was terrible.” Search Party Finds rebel riflemen who still infest soldiers who took over when "H e’s very well," said Sir A doctor found Maurice, Winston’s doctor and long per tory sign beneath a small black the region around the airport at Belgian paratroopers were with hat. 42, was allergic to the hair Stanleyville. drawn Sunday after rescuing !,• HARTFORD (AP) — sonal friend. Lord Moran, "and dye. His ^vlfe agreed she I can tell you something else — “ We delivered It to his 700 foreigners from the rebels. Gov. John Dempsey an must go back to being a An employe of the charter- he still enjoys his dally cigar.” house,” said a postman, "for Wreckage of Auto company, Belgian International With the departure of the Bel nounced today appoint Lord Moran, could have added whoever else in the world could brunette. gian paratroopers, fears ‘‘There'll be no more hair Air Services, said the DC4 had a ment of an inter-depart that Britain’s wartime leader it be meant for?” crew of three Belgians. It was mounted for the safety ot 500 to still enjoys his daily brandy. A heavy cake with the words dye for Peai;!,’’ said Hect. 1,000 whites still in the. rebel- mental committee to coor "Just the thought of it „BOZRAH (A P )— State Police abandoned a search to not known how many passen dinate studies of the prob Sir Winston began his birth "Happy Birthday” in white let gers were aboard. held areas of the northern Con tering offset by gold satin rib makes me see red.” day for a missing small plane when wreckage, sighted go. day celebration by leaving his An investigating . team was lems of teen-age drinking. bed shortly before noon. Assist bon, was wheeled into the in a ravine, turned out to he that of a car. Refugees said the Peking- The coordinating group was Churchill residence this mora- flying to Stanleyville this morn backed rebels were Intent on ed by a male nurse — for he is Orig;inlally it wa.s thought that' ing. first suggested at a meeting of very feeble — he dressed slowly Ing. the blue and white wreckage, killing all whites to vent their state officials with Trinity Death Toll saw the blue and white wreck Most of the plane’s passen- and went do\\*nstalrs at his Lon "What’s Sir Winston doing?” sighted yesterday by a Civil age. anger over the paratroop action N College spokesman following don home in Hyde Park Gate to a secretary said in response to a Air Patrol pilot, might have gerswere reported to be Congo in Stanleyville and PauUs last demonstrations when use of State police said the search lese refugees from the former be greeted by his secretaries, question from one of the report been the remains of a private for the Cessna, missing on a week. liquor on the campus was servants and plainclothes detec ers outside Ills home. “ Why he’s On Highway rebel capital. One of the injured ’The confirmed death- toll of b^ned recently. plane that vanished Saturday fligltt from the airport at North tives.. trying to spend the day quietly with four Rhode I.sland men survivors was reported to be white hostages stood at 86, in John P. Lukens, coordinator Philadelphia, Pa., to Hillsgrove Belgian Col. V. Liiegeois, a Earlier, Lady Churchill, 79, — looking forward to this eve aboard. Airport in Warwick, R.I., was cluding three American mis of the State Oommlsslon on Sir Winston’s Darling Clemen- ning." Sets Record But when it was established commander of the (tongolese sionaries. Many were slaught Youth Servieea, wtlf be asked now in the hands of the CAP government’s anti-rebel drive. thie, greeted him with a birth That meant a birthda; today that the wreckage turned and the Coast Guard Air - Sea ered only minutes befor* tha to sMve as cemvenor and ex day kiss and the light breakfast with members In the last few days, aevecal Belgians arrived. ecutive secretary of the group, A’TED FRESS out to be a car, State police Rescue. which her husband always en Oysters led stopped their search. Last night, when it was be planes have been unable to land At least 500 and possibly oa Wdiich the governor said is joys with the-newspapers. ’The table cai(4|l|Nljta' 'ton the ’T rat^ accidents on the na In Stanleyville because of rebel many as 1,000 whites are still in hoped to "eliminate duplication" A helicopter scouting over the lieved that the wreckage might Aftei- receiving the good wish huge feed o * w Itoo feet in di tion’s ,i'4treet8 and highways hilly and wooded area today saw ground fire. Belg:ians who re rebel areas. A group of several and come up with specific pro be that of the plane, about 50 es of his staff. Sir Winston faced ameter and (Noorated with a the wreckage of what it wa.s. turned from Stanleyville Sunday hundred is at Bunia in the posals for educational tech killed a record 680 persons dur men formed p search party and the messages and gd^ts that big gfolden rose Imd these words The CAP pTot was taken over combed the Bear Hill area in night said the region between n<»th. Many missionaries and niques. on a scroll: . ing the four-day ’Thanksgiving poured irt from all over the holiday. the area again today in the the Fitchville section of town the airport and the center of the Others on the interdepart world. A message from Queen "In war —Resolution: In de helicopter, and verified that It city about two miles away wa« (8ee Page Ten) mental body will be Health Com The figure topped last year’s Into the morning hours. Elizabeth II, sent with a bou feat — Defiance: In victory — was the -.ame spot he passed missioner Franklin M. Foote; Thanksgiving mark of 543 Searchers In the helicopter quet, was given to him first. Magnanimity: In peace — over Sunday at ,dusk when he sighted blue and white wreck Arthur M. Lewis, head of the Goodwill.” deaths which had been the There were thousands more age today, at the site mentioned Teen-Age Liquor Law Coordina Including messages from Presi Hundreds of wellwishers record since annual counts for ting Committee; and Ernest A. the holiday began In 1958. by the CAP pilot, but saw that Worshipers’ Views D iffer dent Johnson and ex-Presidents crowded outside Churchill’s It was parts of a car. Shepherd, Chief of the Division Dwight D. Elsenhower and Har home near Hyde Park to sing Driving on most of the coun Crude Bomb of Alcoholism of the State De try’s roads and highways was State Police said they would ry S. ’Truman. “ Happy Birthday, Sir Winston” transport the CAP pUot who partment of Mental Health. Britain’s Post Office Depart and "F or He’s a Jolly Good endangered as rain and snow Damages Home Over First English Mass V sighted the wreckage Sunda; Other departments will be ment estimated Sir Winston Fellow.” pelted the northern half of the Invited to participate, including continent Sunday. Hazardous over the debris seen today, would receive a minimum of 60,- The frail old man was helped In Alabama the pilot verifies that the loca the State Safety Commission 000 greetings before the end of to the window by his wife and a driving warnings were issued By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<^ml88 the Latin. It was oomforta- for many states by the Weather tion was the same as that he and the State Department of the day. nurse. “ I never knew until today the ble and a form of worship that I KducaUon. But the governor Bureau. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) passed over Sunday, State Po meaning of prayers I’ve been should like to pass on to my Not all bore formal addresses. He was wearing one of his lice will turn the search back •tressed that the interdepart On the outside of one envelope The pace of fatal accidents — A crude bomb, which police using ever since I was a little children.” Increased somewhat in the wan to the CAP and air-sea rescue. mental group is to study not was a painting of two human (See Page Nine) believe was dynamite, damaged g;irl,” said a St. Paul, Minn., An elderty man remariced ing hours of the holiday, as About 50 men formed a woman after witnessing the use merely teen - age drinking and the home of a Negro family weary motorists hurried to re search party and combed the of English in a Roman CaUiollc driving problems, but "all the Sunday night and shattered a (See Page Ten) turn to their homes. The death Bear Hill area in the Fitchville Mass. educational efforts in this field." long racial calm in this Confed toll was boosted by many mul section of town Into the morn A middle-aged San Francisco He said he hopes the study erate capital. will "review what has been tiple death accidents, including ing hours. woman, after going through the White House Denies one in which eight persons were The explosion blasted a hole Bozrah, just west of Norwich, same experience, commented done and determine what needs four inches deep In the concrete to be done." killed Thanksgiving Day In Is some 20 miles from the wryly: "This new Mass is like South Carolina. floor of the carport at the home Rhode Island line. doing Shakespeare in modern Bulletins Traffic deaths were reported of Charles Spears. He, his wife Search headquarters were set Hoover to Be Ousted English.” Cidled from A P W ires ‘ Tell-Tale Hands at a quick pace Thanki^ving and two children escaped inju up at the farm of Arthur These were typical of the dif BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Po Day but the death rate ap ry. Ingves of Bear Hill Road under fering viewpoints expressed by lice went to Frank Shebeck’s peared to be running about nor Windows in two other houses the command of State Police some of the nation’s 46 million home and asked to see his NEW YORK (A P )— Newsweek magazine said today mal on Friday and Saturday. were knocked out by the blast. Lt. Wilfred Bellefleur. Roman Catholics after attend SURGERY FOR MUBROW hands. They were stained w i^ that President Johnson has decided to replace J. Edgar The surge ol reported deaths E. P. Brown, who heads the Authorities said those aboard ing masses Sunday^ in which NEW YORK (AP)—Ed purple. Police arrested him. picked up again early Sunday Detective Bureau, said there the plane, all from Rhode Is English was used for the first ward R. Mnrrow, Nie news The 19-year-old employe of Hoover as chief of the FBI^ evening. was no question of the explosive land, were Eugene Simoneau, broadcaster who has had one The White House promptly ence last week, "seemed to time instead of Latin in about Conte's Restaurant stand at The National Safety Council having been thrown or planted 35, of Cranston, the pilot, and half the service. hing removed because of can Seaside Park admitted taking denied It. damn the FBI director with statistics show the average dai- deliberately. Ralph H. Worrall, 42, Edward cer, has undergone MirgerT George E. Reedy, presidential faint praise." A cross-country spot check a total of $950 on five occasions Underhill, 47, and Edward M. brought mostly favorable reac again. It was learned ti^ y . from the refreshment stand of press secretary, said: "The The President said of Hoover (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Thirteen) Balkun, 46, all of Warwick A spokesman at New York President never heard of such a at that time, "He ha.s been dili tion. fice, police said. Most of the English is pres Hospital, when naked about Detectives had dusted mon- plan and never heard of such an gent and rather effective, and I the former U.S. Information would hope that In the months cribed for use in the people’s idea." responses to the chanting of the Agency director’s condltton« (8 m Page Nineteen) A spokesman said there would ahead we would have further said: “’The last report waa evidence of the outstanding ca priests in the 17,600 parish be no comment from the FBI. churches spanning America. last Friday that Mr. Murrow pacity of his people, and that r"' : 1| The magazine said Hoover The reforms were authorized had undergone surgery a "has become a figure of contro this would not degenerate into a week ago and . was doing battle of personalities." by the Vatican’s Ecumenical versy — not merely to longtime Council last Dec. 4. nicely.” ** News Tidbits lefU^ critic* but among old The magazine also quoted, ■'It’s a terrific .social act,” admirers who wonder whether withou? naming, “ one of the •said the Rev. Luke O’Connell of RABBIS MARCH TO UN from the AP Wireb he ha* forgotten the mftto on FBI's highest ranking officers,” St. Anthony’s Shrine, Boston. NEW YORK (AP)—Soma hi* desk.” ^ as saying of the man for whom "The people are now able to see SOO RabMs marched sU en^ he has worked for 20 years: "He The motto, inscribed on a . . . what was hidden before.” for more than a mile to tha United clvU rights front In has through the years made a United Nations today pro Mississippi broken by the with small brass plaque: “ Two feet The St. Paul woman, Helen on the ground are worth one in Conrad, found the new mass testing what they term re drawal of NCAAP and the Rev. (See Page Ten) ligious and cultural diacrlm- < Martin Luther King^s South the mouth." "very meaningful.” Hoover held one of his rare The San Francisco woman, Inatlon against S million Jewa ern Christian Leadership Con In the Soviet Union. Traffia ference from the Council of new* conferences Nov. 18, in who declined to give her name, was cleared from thrir routa F s derated organiisations. which he told women reporters A M A President preferred the full Latin usage, Spacecraft Mariner 4 found Its saying, " I ’.m a converted Catho as the clergymen marched that civil rights leader Dr. slowly, four abreast, from a guiding star and is speeding on lic and We feel strongly about Martin Luther King Jr. is "the Rallies Doctors point near the Soviet Union’s toward appointment with Mars meet notorious liar in the coun the old things.” The changes — including In U.N. Mission headquarters ta ...60-foot Norway sp ru ce try." He also denounced the Against Medicare many 'churches the optional United Nations Plaz^ Tha tree erected In Rockefeller Warren Commission for it* Rabbis wore business suits Plazs) annual signal of the ar practice of having the priest criticism of the FBI's role in the face his congregation instead of and carried a large sign call rival of Manhattan’s Y ule events preceding President MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — season... State and Cambridge, ’The president of the American having hi.s back to them — ing on the new r^ers of tha John Y . Kennedy's aMassina- marked in large measure the So\iet Union to “restore re Masa, police arrest UirM men tion. Medical Association took a grim and oonfiSoate "large" amount look at the new congressional end of an era that began 4(H) ligious and cultural rlfiits to Newsweek said: odds on passage of medicare years ago. It was then that the 3,000.000 Jews." « f marijuana in Uu m homes "One such disenchanted fan near Harvard... Two Europe- today, and called on the nation’s Council of Trent established (of Hoover's) is Lyndon B. doctors to rally against It. basic norms for the Latin Mass TURNPIKE BIDS an-J}om U.S. soldiers who de Johnson who had ’decided by fended to Russia four years ago "The possibility that a federal that became outdated Sunday HARTFORD (AP) — Tha last week that he must find a health care program financed "With, the introduction of the State Highway Department were disclosed to have previous new chief of the FBI. It was a oonneettons wltti Soviet- secret from Increased Social Security vernacular," said the Rev. Invited bids today by rea- tough decision. . .. tau ran tours to operate tha police. taxes will be rejected is consid Ralph Gorman, editor of the Rbport S4 Viet Cong killed "Even tougher perhaps is the erably less than it was a few Catholic Magazine, the Sign, eight facilities on the Con and five captured in helicopter- task of finding a worthy replac weeks ago," said Dr. Donovan "the people can participate. in necticut ’Turnpike for the next borne assault north of Sal ement . . . someone as irreproa F. Ward. telligently . . instead of murm- 10 years. ’The opening is aat gon... India government ap chable as a resp&ted judge, "But even as I am not going ering a mumbo-jumbo of Latin, for Dec. 21, and Gov. Demp pears to have headed . . big preferably a federip judge. The to promote any ill-founded .opti as incomprehen.sible to them as sey said he hopes the new \ y Hindu demonstration planned searchli on." m ise, neither am I carelessly Hindustani." operators will be able ta this week while Pope Paul is T h e . magazine noted that golnt to spread gloom and doom A New York City parishioner start “early In February.** visiting International E\jchariS' Johnson signed an executive in this chamber,” he-told the speculated it will "cut down on Bidders will be Invited ta tic Congress in Bombay... Jw order lakt May in which, in "the AMA’s legislative body, the daydrean;iing." Mary Gibbons, name the percentage of their pan’s Communist party ends public interest,” he waived the House of Delegates. who attends St. Catherine of gross take which will ba paid convention which re-elected compuleory retirement that “Oinness doesn't convene for ^ . Situation Well in Hand in Viet IStim Siena church, added somewhat to the state for the next It sternly, '.‘It’s going to force years. ’The percentage haata Peking-Included leadership and would teke effect on Hoover’e a month. The new congressmen Armed paratrooper employs headlock to control anti-government denionstrator ousted four influential Moscow 70th birthday next Jan. 1. haveV^t.to pack their bags and Catholics to do wlvat .they have wUl ellminata..a mtatannat ^ members... Storms lash west The President also had ae- buy their tickets for Washing in Saigon,yesterday. About 1,^00 armed troopers clashed with 2,000 demon-- been suppo^d to do all along —: contract paymaat which ba- ern eoast of Italy, leaving Ital- ■ored the FBI boss he could ton," Donovsn said. ■strators at funeral of youth Buildhists claim was killed by vgovemment force* follow and participate in the came a bone ef oontentloa tan INlgbber. on focks off •tay Ih Ma Job "as long aa I am "But their votes on this and Mass." between the state and tha in aii earlier demonstration. Premier‘Tran Van Huong has appealed*to the pub-. , present ooncesalonailia, Amato B mvis and lA toebes of sne in the White House." other laauM are already being iJlasenting was Daisy Nleland MOMDd issost e f O orttn a But Newsweek also ofaiarved lie to keep down demonstrations and back his month-old government. (AP of Perth Amboy, N.J. ‘ T m la loan Newf Co., at &AiBpsaB0. that Johnaon, tai a n^p|rs aontar* • JPhotofax.) : . 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