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Fair Exchange PORT HARDY, B.C. (AP) — Bud Ditto got lost. Pat We Have Stopped Losing, Taylor helped find him. Then Taylor got lost. Ditto helped find him. ' This started last Wednes­ day when Ditto, 49, a pros­ pector, was reported missing in the woods near this north­ ern Vancouver Island com­ McNamara Tells Newsmen munity. He Was found the next day. Then Taylor, 21, a -member of the search party, whs'reported missing. Taylor was found Satur­ day after he had spent two Viet Force to Rise days in eight Inches of snow, wearing only rubber boots, blue jeans, a shirt and wind- ‘As Much as Needed’ . breaker. Ditto helped organ­ ize the 100-man party that SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)—Secretary of D»- searched for Taylor. fense Robert S. McNamara ended his visit to Viet Nam i l l today by declaring that the United States would throw in as many fighting men as needed to wage the war m against the Communists. ------—------^ Bm go Law McNamara told newsmen at mgton. McNamara made a the airport after his fact-finding quick trip to U.S. 1st Cavalry Shows Size mnrc^ion f Dlvi^on hSS central highlands 260 stopped lo^ng the war.” ^ „ea north of Saigon. He met Of Operation He added, however, that the gome of the men who fought tha increased ferocity of Viet Cong Communists in the b l ^ la '-4, ^'■A.. HARTFORD (AP)—The new and Norm Vietnamese attacks Drang Valley batUe two weeka law that has brought bingo un­ n recent weeks Indicated “ a ago and flew over the battle 9 ' 'i clear decision by Hanoi to esca- scene der the regulation of the state iMM At his airport news confer- tSSii' police Is providing solid informa­ level of me conflict.’ ence, McNamara said the re- tion for the first time on the He said these acts must be suits of the cavalry division's amount of money that changes countered, adding; "The Soum action In South Viet Nam will hands in Connecticut through Vietnamese government will lead to the formaUon of anomer this game of chance. further Increase Its military airmobile division. But he said Until Oct. 1, organizations run­ ■ b , ‘ 4 strengm.” that aimough It wlU not necea- ning bingo games received per­ On me eve of McNamara’s sarlly be Intended for 'Wet Nam, arrival, four Viet Cong battal- It could be used here, Winter Beauty at Greylock mits from local authorities. m ■ 'H There was no way of knowing ions wim Norm Vietnamese Before departing, be Bummar- More than a foot of fluffy snow was dropped on- support troops handed me South laed me fighting of recent how much players in the state : Vlemamese one of meir Worst weeks, saying: Mt. Greylock, highest peak in Massachusetts, over as a whole were spending for the weekend. Bright morning sun added to the e ^ s of a Vietnamese litter bearer as he walks down road setbacks of me war. In an at- "The decision of me 'tflet Oong their recreation. at Michehn Rubber Plantation crowded with bodies of American and Viet sol­ beauty of the winter scene and brought Maurice tack on troops holding an aban- to stand and fight expresses State Police Maj. Carroll E. diers. A Ranger battalion retook the ground after it had been lost to human doned rubber plantaUon 46 meir .decision to carry on tha Guertin out for a snowmobile ride atop the 3,490- Shaw said today that in the first waves of Viet Cong attackers. (AP PhotofaX) foot mountain. (AP Photofax.) * miles northwest of Saigon, me conflict. It leads to one conclu- three weeks of state control the Communists knocked out an slon—it will be a long war.” gross receipts reported by the entire government regiment as No signifioant ground action 283 organizations which ran an effecHve fighUng force. was reported today, but U.S. Air games totaled $120,000. Runaway Found in Bangkok Power Unit Balky American advisers also perish­ Force and Navy planes ham­ Prizes and expenses totaled ed. mered Communist targets from about $80,000, leaving the op­ It was freared me casualties, the__ tip of — ___ South Viet Nam to erators a profit of $40,000, Shaw when finally totaled, might be north of Hanoi. A spokesman said. Newsman’s Memory Helps me highest of me war to date. said mey knocked out railroads No Delay Seen On the basis of operations in McNamara declined to specu- supply installations, these three weeks, he said, the late on me total U.S. forces A. Oomimmlat regiment that yearly receipts may run to some mat will be required hut his wiped out a Soum Vietnantese $2 million and the profits about Unite Mother, Daughter comments heightened specula- regiment on an abandoned rub- $68(),000. tion that ho will advise Presl- ber plantaiUon Saturday 46 holies N In addition to transferring con­ dent Johnson to Increase Amerl- northwest of Saigon apparently trol of bingo from iocal to state Newsmen could not contact can ground forces in Viet Nam disappeared without. a taxice. KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) when a stray electrical signal aumoriuis the n ^ S permUs A news dispatch from the Unit- called the U.S. Embassy, by Dr. Pierra Immediately today. from i65,000 to 300,000 men and Searching Vietnamese and - The space agency said today called a "voltage spike” ap- gash prize’s for me first time *** ^ newsman’s chance found Mrs. Wilson there "She was a 'very quiet girl step up air attacks on me Norm American troope felled to-make that an electrical problem wim peared in me spacecraft guid- ii„d „r Vh! w memory reunited a worried and told me embassy where and spent most of her time sign- Viemamese Jungle supply contact with the OomihunJst ,a spacecraft power unit was not ance system. The source was I ^ American mother and her runa- Mary was. ^ ing with the orphans,” Mid a routes. force Sunday or today. expected to delay Saturday’s traced to the power unit w W ^ way ,16-year-old daughter in . . ----- a Gemini 7 launching. supplies the system. o™______Bangkok^angKoK today.today thankful that she’s spokesman. "She obviously These were beUeved to be the Radio ------* Cambodia repociW*------v.—that ht two American prisoners ^ heM A spokesman made the state- Sponsoring organizations may " • i sound,” said Mrs.' Wil- loves children very much.” minimum requests of U 8 mill- American prisoners tviAMt. .1 A happened as the launch nowsw award a combination of ...... T'’' Wilson, had son hfter the‘•“>= reunionlauaion v,..., with her The------foundaUon cares for tary commanders during meir November 1968 by t b e Y t e t m! ” en^neers wrestled team switched to a secondary cashish and merchandise not to ®way from the Encino, daughter, "She’s a do-gooder about 80 orphans.orphans _ talks with McNamara during arrived af the O a ih W e n through me night wim me trou talks with McNamara "during arrived at the Oiht)Od(en tmu; ______merchandise not to homej>f her parents, Dr. and rather religious girl.”®^ "Thank she’s skfe,” said Ws ~whiri;;nd'tour.'a tour. frontier Sunday and were'griMot- ble. First mey Installed a new (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) and Mrs. George Wilson, on Two friends, Mr. and Mrs. Er. Wilson in Enclnco. “ I Before heading back to Wash- (See Page F o n r t i« ) power unit in me spacecraft, William Shope, whisked the pair prayed she would be all right.” discovered It probably would off to their home and refused to Mary, h, brown-haired, brown- cause me same difficulty, allow newsmen to see them. eyed high school senior, dls«i>- yanked it out and replaced It "They’re bom distraught and peared Nov. 19 after telling bet'- wim me original unit. Britain Again Hit need some rest and quiet,” said parents she was going to a girl Stewart in Moscow "The problem is not com­ Mrs. Shope. friend’s home after school and AIOSCOW (AP) — British Observers said Stewart would pletely solved at (his time,” me Mrs. Wilson and Mary are would ; o tbe back until late. She Foreign Secretary Michael try to got a clearer idea of the spokesman said. "Evaluation is expected to remain in Bangkok ® suitcase wim her. Stewart arrived in Moscow to- Soviet price for a treaty to stem continuing. But me situation By Wiiitry Weather several days before turning to Shortly after midnight, me looks good and, we don’t expect day for talks wim Soviet leaders me spread of nuclear arms. ’Th* California. Wilsons called me girl friend’s on Viet Nam and me nonproli­ It will delay me launching.” Soviets have said no agreement LONDON (AP) — Blizzards, reported in French provinces A spokesman at me Pierra borne only to discover that feration of nuclear weapons. Astronauts Frank is possible unless me United T - ^rtnan gales, rainstorms and floods because of me wind. Power Foundation said Mary came to bad not visited mere, nor ’The Oommunlrt party organ - - — n • flilO o f A —^7 4Aa — a States abandons its propoeal for the Institute last Tuesday in had she attended school that pravda said it hoped Stewart’s rtrtt '■al'ed Britain today, piling «l«>wn at day. a muitpateral nuclear force for quiring about adoption of a four-day visit would contribute 14-day e n d u ^ ce mtosion. Nine up to 18 feet that iso- f L m e"Z 'ere child. After questioning her friends, me Norm Atlantic ’Treaty' Or- "to me normalization of me in­ ganlzation. ’The .Soviet Union days later, Gemini 6 astronauts lated hundreds of farms in ripped off She was asked to wait until an Wilsons learned from a ternational situation. But Brit maintains______this woidd givie West Walter M. Schirra Jr. and northern England and Soctland. Bitter cold gripped Denmark official of the foundation could agency mat the girl had I ish sources here held little hope Germany access to nuclear Thomas P. Stafford are to take of Europe reported gen- wim temperatores below zero be located,located , but left before the inquiries last May about of major results. arms. flying to Cambodia. in an attempt to rendezvous ^ ally miserable conditions, and predictions of snowstorms, official arrived. Accompanied by Lord ChaJ- >rhAi,» ^ wimin a few feet of Gemini 7. wim colder weather predicted. Well before me opening "ot me Other clues Included a dupli She returned the next day .»«, tor di.. b S . Z U j The trouble dev^^ed Satur- Dnftg blocked deliveries-of Alpine weather season next with her luggage and after a cate ___ fromarmament, me credit Stewart card pur- was sched' on me touchy question. day during a flight rehearsal fodder to snowbound cattle in monto Swiss aumorities warned II conference with Dr. Pierra Ve- chase of tickets to Bangkok and uied to meet with Soviet For - - ■ ------northern Britain and farmers of the danger of snowslides aft- Jabuo, head or me orphanage, a passport application lowing J^^inlrt^ Gromyko sid^ero"? nSTproSSL compared conditions to me er 20 inches fell over me week- MARY WILSON moved into the establishment. winter of 1947, when many cat- end. (See Page Thirteen) to mlTJir f ' important ______^ NATO nuclear to c e . - Earth Shock Nov. 19. They believed she had Alexei N. Kosygin and Commu­ 1 nist party Secretary Leonid I. The United States has pro- years, BnUsh Railways can- rest of me country reported T - Brezhnev. posed a consultation committes Jars Slop es celed meir cross-channel ferry generally mild condmons ^ arrived in Bang- The result of the talks will be mat would give other AiUantlo alliance nations some parttclpac at Newhave as gale winds swept ^ Tempe^ratures rose slirfitlv ^ P*®*' “ P Indonesians Aidit a main topic when British Of Vesuvius me coast. abovT i. daughter’s trail. Meanwhlle- Prime Minister Harold Wilson tlon in nuclear policy. Some ob- meets wim President Johnson in Mrvers say the committee p «^ Torrentlal rain brought flood- melt snow accumulate sin«a^ ^ NAPLES, Italy (AP) — A pre- ^"<1 west England, early cold spell that broke an ^"^lish-language Bangkok Reported Arrested the United States next month. (See Seven) dawn eart’h s L c h Jarred U Wales and east AngUa. 80-yeer-old S r d la s f S u S i lages uii, on, meuiD luwcr lower Slopesslopes oiof Ml.Mt. ~ ' ^®— Continent,— ...... avyjnny stormy seas seas aay. d&y. ' patch about j the girl s disap- JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — matlon. Nor was their any con- Vesuvius today, and me director battered Italian coasts for the Rain and clouds covered north f ^ r ^ A ^ recent Unconfimed reports that Indo- firmation of a report b y ’Tokyo’s of the Vesuvius Observatory straight day. and central Spain but the south- n min a Party chief paper Asahl that Aidit had been said a new eruption of the great and high winds swept ern parts o f ^ e country were Darbv D.N Aidit had been arrested in shot and killed Oct. 22 while Marches Not Convincing volcano might be near. * 's Paris. Considerable damage was sunny m lir ^ an? toarned S t Ma T a d “ e!n d S ^ escape 'over a prison 2 The shock was felt at 4:46 fence near Sur'akarta, in centri' ~ ^ protest aUed "What 'A.m. in villages of the vineyard- ______There Was no official confir- Java,- - leader of me weekend peace------to — —Do -Next.” SANK advised Jtch lower slopes of the volcano f i i The reports in Jakarta were WasWngton, In which protesters to write letters to ^hlch almost 2,000 years ago thatiB» Aidit, Ai.,u ...1 who_____ vanished.. mpusands after protested ^ . American .. „ (See Page Fourteen) wiped out me Roman pleasure the Sept. 30-Ocf. 1 Communist- Y*®!. resort city of Pompeii.- Wilson Cabinet backed coup against President demon- ' A communique issued by me Sukarno collapsed, was seized f," **°®®" ^ convince any- Vesuvius Observatory said the Discusses Plan in Surakarta. shock imdoubtedly was caused To Aid Zambia Intelligence sources in singa- g a S T t T l’enhon« 1 by the volcano, probably as a pore, quoting information ro- m iro result of a cave-ln of part of the Bulletins LONDON (AP) — Prime Min- ®®lved from Indonesia, said Aid- considered b v ^ ^ hardened lava floor in me cen­ ister Harold Wltoon held an 'ate was still not known. But ^ m l t t e e tar » S^nA ’ ter of me big crater. m H- emergency meeUng of his Oabd- 'bey added It was unlikely Aidit poU evH amit ^ ® ®®*‘ A. Prof. Giuseppe Imbo, director NEW ROYAL HEIR net today amid reports Britain "'as dead. G ottlieb in nniHiAoi - of the observatory and head of was ready to send a Royal Air over the Indonesian rf, u the Institute of Terrestlal Phy- TOKYO (AP) —- Japan’# Force squadron to Zambia bor- Communist party in 1951 when spon- Crown princess Mlchlko gave .'la id lp * the University of Naples, dering rebellious Rhodesia. "'as at its lowest ebb—in dis- Saturday s march and birth to a boy Tuesday tnoiw '.Warned that it might mean a The meeting lasted I 'i hours. K*'®®® after a 1948 takeover at- ^ „® Ing arid both are doing weO, ■new eruption was near, It was called suddenly after a tempt that Sukarno put down P'^otest of U.S. policies in Viet ^ “ The phenomenon'this morn- a palace spokesman an* midnight meeting of ministers, "'*'b...... the A....,,army. Nam."a m . March officials estimated nounced. Prince AUhlto and f l a g " he said, "com es without directly concerned wim the 'be time of me coup, Aidit '*'® at 40,000 to 60,000; doubt in me category of mose the Princess Miebiko have a Rhodesia crisis, broke up. bad built it into mree-mlUion P®“ ®® placed it at 26,000. 6-year-old son, Prince Hira. activities which warn that a re­ Wilson has shown wariness a'rong party. s "We were definitely pleased turn of volcanic activity ot The princess, 81, entered the about sending British ground Defense Minister Gen. Abdul "'l^b me tornout,” GqtUieb said, •Vesuvius is not far away,” Imperial Household Hospital forces to meet black-ruled Zam- Haris NasuUon warned that the "despite me bus drivers who Monday evening. The great conical volcano quit bla’e request for troope to pro- preparing a counterof- wouldn’t drive people from New :6moking after the World War H. tectvovi meuiB Karibaxvuriua Dam.i->am. The rne damaam '«naWe------against the«... ahuuhcokui Indonesian '^°rk and also from Baltimore.” BOSCH HICT.n OVER ^ .(The last eruption, in 1944, was isI.. Jointly operated —a —lit-with —Rhodesia revolution revolution n.n,f and AD-a4nM^ against fihibaw«*.n Sukarno Future marches are' being .blamed by some at me time on HARTFORD (AP)—CnbaR ------considered, he said, because “ at a boinb dropped Into the crater and is the main eource of power bis leadership. exile leader Orlando Bosch o i In a message to me Inaugura- a "m e when a dramaUc event Is in u Allied air raid. \ v for Zambia’s huge' copper Miami, who vm » am ated tlon ceremony of the Jakarta needed to publicize your point of ' P rig. Imbo said this mom- mines. here last week on federal ex- : branch of me Indonesian Moe- view, mere’s nothing like a earth shock was similar to Evangelist Chats with the Johnions Sources said Britain would Indonertan Moe- view, mere’s noUU tortton chargea. Is expaeted > I shocks registered in 1910 and send a token RAF leconnais- *®”* Student Movement held large demonstration, to leave Sot Florida Toeaday 4812, each tiine preceding jiew President and Mrs: Johnson follow- sauce squadron to patrol the Sunday, Nasutlon said altoougfa ".But a demon«tratlon doesn’t aftos a removal hearing jngptloos o t the volcano. dam and its power lines. \ ®®“P bas been foUed, . Its convince anybody," CtotUieb fore a U.S. oommlsslnniw.l mastermind has not been sn> said. e .ponnsons, marked the end of a 10-day Graham crusade. (AP Photofsbe) Boaoh haa beea traa an KU M f (See Page Fourteea) tlrely eradicated. iitfiO x leaden issued a leaflet bond alnoa SatoMtosv

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■ ■ ■ ' ' ' • ' ' " TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MAl^CIIESTER, CONN.* MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1965 ' . ' ' "M f ...... r"';"*’ ■" I ^ I II ^ Manchester C9vte Orchestra h u ■nii|i*d by the Ibnchei^ ItANCHESl^; EVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1966 ■ettlsd on the program for Its Bolton €kxp’ Tiosm Ooeunlttea. Consti­ Sheinwold on Bridge ^ _Ll : /..AIL'i * • J. ______!'■ . first concert o f the season, tutional ocnT«nM?n delegatas on slated for Jan. 5. The first half tbA ptunl will be JVihri Bonee 8 1 W Y OF SLAM South dealer. rupees (about 46 cents) a week. will be classical in content, Vemon HEALTH CAPSULED Acceptance of Barttord, BJdwln H. May Jr. of IS b a r d t o TOP North-South vulnershh Costs Gipeh I spend that on going to the “THE WAY while the remainder of the pro­ l»ylitelw«tA.Frttl,MP. Artist, 14, Science S h % k s F i| i| Wptbertifield and Mrs. Francto NORTH moides and -on buying sweets. I gram belongs to the romEuitlo By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ■ 4 7 6 3 Redlcb of N«wlngt J95 LONDON (AP) — ’ ’Painting’s drat time teieaee has foand • new eatonisbing atetemaata like *P0m ..H ie annual com m unity <> 10873* hold a public hearing'J3ec, 9 ait A reception for all members wlU be told, at its ttoo. T meat- case you don’t know what a division road, provided that a filed. In this Caa^ 'the request­ whelmed anybody else. Few 4 K7 oU right,” says Senoka Sena- healing enbitanee witk the aaton-: have oaaaad to ba a problami” George’s Episcopei Churdi the Vernon Elementary School of the Rockville High School tog, thait tt would coat apprasl- OUTER LEAVES RICHER virginal is, it is a member of drainage prcq^ni along Birch ed driveway pann|t’'may ba held SOUTH nayake, 14, "but It’s only a hob­ ishing ability to ibrink hemor- The aaent is a naw haaltog ash* last weeh brought in |36, all of stories of this kind can top that to hear a request from the Ver­ football team, parents and mately 8400^000 to aupply water WASHINGTON — The U.S. rhoidt, atop itching, and relie're itanca (Blo-Dyns*)—dlscprary. tt •' Clobeit BraWIey and tbe Hait- ly to realize what a genius he the l)krp3lchord family, al­ Mountain Ext. M alleviated. up longer- 4 AKJ842 by with me. * 'wihidi. was donated to the In- of Andraej Wlkosz of the Polish I A854 non Center Congregational coaches, will be held Tuesday at and sanitary sewer aervice to Department of Agriculture ad­ pain — witbont eorgery. a world-famons raaaarch inatitata. J^rd Festival Orchestra had the had in Mozart, and used his though of much smaller range At its meeting FHday, the "When I grow up I want to do The permit was altnoat issued stiructorB o f the Handicapped national bridge team during the 6 Church and to air proposed fees 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. - the proposed 73-lot subdivtoion vises trimming lettuce and cab­ In COM after com, whDa gently This snbitanca to now availabla ‘ honor of playing tor royalty last orchestra chiefly to entertain for and tone. It got its name be­ commlsolpn" put - ita Official 1963 European Ohampionships. 13 something serious, I would like Telleving pain, eetnal reduction In or atotsMat Nov. 19, on the advice of town . (lOH) in Manchester. 4 for appUcaitlons for apartment Athletic awards will be pre­ which Atty. Henhan Yulea pro- bage sparingly for It’s the dark tuppetiterg ftrm week in Bermuda. The group, dancing at court balls. cause in the Ume of Elizabeth stamp of approval on all the South Wert North Eart to be a doctor and that’s what I (ahfinkage) took plaoe.' endar the name Prtptratitm BO, counsel. Grenon to asking that Miss Leslie Hunter of Bol­ Opening lead—Jack of hearts. building. sented, and the guest speaker JMMee to tiulld a tS Btivh ML outer leaves that are rich in —dieatd here each summer, was Prom all reports, Princess I. it was much. In vogue among three roads the town will be 1 4 Past 2 4 Pus think I ’ll do.” Moat amartng of SU-reanlta were At aU drug oeoatara We driveway be TwUt on 800 ft. ton, a member of lOH, spoke on South’s jump to six spades 2 4 Part 3 0 p w rinirch to lielng built will be coach William Loika eC Rd. , Iron, calcium and ■vitamin A. on a junket to the British Island Margaret follows more or less young ladies who could afford a^ed to accept and also gave He was speaking at an^exhlbl- of abandoned tc%n toad. Of­ Plans for building an Indoor was aggressive, but North was 3 cp Pass - 4 4 Pan aUgMly west of the site o f the Central Connecticut State Col­ Broken down, the ooat would *tot oanoerts where Princess in the tradition. Actually, it the Instrument. It w^s so small final approval to Lawrence tion of his paintings. He'can’t be ficials have bem opneemed awlmming pool. Miss Meredith really re^xinsible for the silly 6 4 AU Pass former church, which was de­ lege. be approximately 8800,000 for pBlalgaret and Lord Snowden would seem that by experience and light in weight that, it BMano’s Birch Mountain develop­ certain if this show to his 37th, over the four pMp« for water, *haade up part of the audience. she Would be better qualified to ment Although the roads and 88th, 89th or 40th. could be held in the lap and who might become landlocked, lOH members from Manches- have jumped to four spades at oonstiWicUon was not started held for members of the soccer with the method of payment, ^ iist what all this proves is pass ' judgment on somebody was usually played in that po­ subdivision had been ready for “ I know I’ve had an awful lot since the abandoned road is the ter, took the collection. his second turn without first bid­ within olx months of the time and cross country teams, with by whom, to be determined. something of a question. Per- like A1 Hirt than on Robert approval before, no official ac­ Annual Sale Set of them,” he sadd. "I ’ve exhib­ sition, although sometimes it only right of way to their prop­ The churdi waa filled to ca­ ding diamonds as well as dubs. the b’uUdlng was destroyed, as Elgin Zatursky, official in­ The board will hear reports NO. 6URG6RV PONE AT THE ' {’sonally, L think it far more signi- Brawley. Not that there’s any- tion could be taken because of ited In America, Russia, Ger­ was rested on a table and played erties. Town coimsel advised pacity for the service, the third North’s bidding would have been regulations require. The request terpreter for the soccer offici­ from the Henry Souther Co. on TIME OF AN ATTACK 'thing too bed about listening By Garden Qub many, Australia — many r^^flcant that the Hartford Festival there. a lack of a quorum or the com­ the; first selectman that it was conducted' by the four town proper if the queen of clubs Is a formality; construction als association, as guest speak­ water costs, and the Griswold ^fOrchestra was eng^ed to play to A1 Hirt, but the honor of mission. A MUCH HiCUBR RI$K. places.” I haven’t seen a playable up to the property owners to chnnubes. Besides S t George’s, were changed to the ace; and to Manchester Garden C9ub will started last week. er. Engineering Co. on sewer costa. *•0 far away from its home base, playing for royalty would ac­ Shady Lane, off Converse compUtin, and prove their righf Wofowtlofi. His paintings sell for as much u » p u u D virginal to about 30 years so that case a normal trump break The apartment appllcaition tually seem to be a rather emp­ the i&urchee are St. Maurice, .sponsor Its annual Christmas Lutheran Notes The two studies were author­ (than that royalty made tq> part I assume the part will be played Rd., is the final portion of of way. would permit South to make the fees proposed is $35 for an as $560. ty one. Bolton Congregatkmal, and Sale Friday, Dec. 10, from 6 to A meeting of the joint build­ ized ity the board o f directors p>t the audience. on a harpsichord, or possibly Lawrence Converse Jr.'s Knoll- slam. apartment building, plus $3 per ” I’m always being told how However, the honor of hav­ The road, abandoned by the Unitod Methodist ing committees of Trinity Lu­ earlier this year in order to de­ f Once iq)on a time, of course, even' on a piano. wood development. The commis­ town in 19M, was once called With the actual layout, South 9 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. ll, family \mit. Former fire dis­ good I am,” he said, "and this ing established an orchestra Field Project theran Church will be held to­ termine whether the two in­ soschestras were privately main* Then we shall hear a sym­ sion will take the statements of Shoddy Mill Rd., but could be should have lost two club tricks from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 'Wlhlton trict reflations required a $26 Clothes Stolen gets embarrassing.” that has made the summer mu­ Miss Daisy-IMeu-le Dimock, night at 8 at the church. stallations were feasible from gained by nobility auid royalty. phony by Karl von Dlt the town engineer and the first called School Rd. Ext. since it and two trumps. If West had Auditorium, 85 N. Main St. fee plus $2, per unit and former Sir Herbert Read, one of Brit­ sic season in Hartford a signifi­ daug^er of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Church members are planning an engineering standpoint. The phony by Karl Dltters von Dit- selectman that the road itself goes off into the fields at the led a club. South would have city regulations had no similar From Laundry ain’s foremost authorities on ^esU m ably the count had cant thing, so that its music is C. Dlmock Jr. of Notch Rd., is Mrs. John F. Pickles is co­ to build a new building on re­ reports ■will answer that they tersdorf who was a precurser meets requirements. Commis­ com er of School Rd. and Bran­ gone down three. Even if West provisions. modem art, has called it an FOR PLEASING GIFTS! •greater means and consequently in demand 1,000 miles away, is one o f more than 600 students ordinator of Uie sale. Members cently purchased property on ore feasible, although expensive. A batch of clothing was re­ a better orchestra than the of Mozart, in many respects, sion members had questioned dy St. had led a trump. South would of a steering committee are The meeting ■will also hear an Route 30. Atty. Yules had submitted amazing case of artistic precoc­ a very real accomplishment. from Keuka College, Keuka ported stolen from a dryer at a ity. baron. And presumably the though without his great gen­ drainage conditions in the turn­ The property purchased by have gone down. West actually Mrs. Elarl H. Bissell, Mrs. aipplicatlon from Norman Primitive Paintings subdivision aippllcatlons for the, coin laundry on Maple St. yes- Further, according to Bermuda Paric, N. Y., participating in the Nalinl Semanayake his moth­ king or the emporer had still ius. Nevertheless his music is around and subsequent mea-^ Grenon is part of the Old Vercel- led the jack of hearts, and then Robert S. Ooe, Mrs. Charles E. Chase, to change the zone of , Primitive paintings by Mrs. tract in 1957, in 1960 and in terday at about 7 p.m. press reviews, Mr. Brawley and -college’s yearly fall field period. er, observes: greater means with the best of very enjoyable, and much easier sures taken to correct the prob­ li farm. The commission said As a freshman, she is undertak­ the Polish master took over. Crocker Jr., Mrs, George M. land o ff Windsor Ave., near Donald Freeman, .Mrs. Kran 1964, but action by the Town Mrs. Eugene DeFuludo of 148 his cohorts pleased the Island- "At first we thought all this eorchestras, so playing tor him to perform than Mozart’s. lem, but the commission receiv­ Friday that the VercelU prop­ ing a work and study program Discards Clubs Johnson and Mrs. Wells M. Progress Ave. and Terrace Dr. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Douglas Planning Commission and by Oiestnut St., Aipt. A-1, told po­ •rs very much and imquestion- praise might go to his head, but was a real accolade. We shall also hear a suite ed a two-year guarantee by the erty might have to come under in a community project. She is Wilkosz took the ace of Pitkin. The land is now partly residen­ Hayes will be on sale at the the board of directors had been lice she bad left the clothes in ably brought Hartford to the taken from Handel’s "Water we’ve discovered he’s a modest Niondayp Tuesday However, ft seldom worked paving contractor and appeared subdivialcm regulations if the working at. the American School hearts, ruffed a heart in diun- tial and partly industrial; Chase carpenter shop booth at the babied, pending completion of the dryer. When she returned attention of many who were Music’’ which comprl.ses some Table chairman is Mrs. Eton boy.” out that way. IDeaplte the fact satisfied. original subdivision was made for the Deaf in West Hartford. my and cashed the high dia­ to requesting It be changed to Kris Krlngle Fair at the Tal- the two studies. to the laundry, the clothes and probably unaware of the city’s forty-odd numbers, some of C. Herrick; arrangements, Mrs. Senaka began painting when And Wednesday.... that royalty had ample oppor­ existence. The drainage problem which after 19d8, when the regulations She wtU resume classroom work monds to get rid of his two residential, ‘ of a smaller lot cottville Congregational Church Yulee had requested permis­ her clothes bosket were gone. which were played at the or­ Oscar Gronlund, bird feeders he was six. He has never had a tunity t6 hear fine music, they the commission is asking be were drawn up. R has subse­ Jan. 3. dubs. Then he ruffed a dub, •Ize. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 sion to develop the tract ■with­ Someone broke into the Ka- My sincere congratulations chestra's very first concert. and seed; Miss Amy Jones and lesson. ’ corrected is not within the quently been ascertained that Miss Dimock is supervising while Blast moaned pitifully at Andrew J. Ashland and Jo­ p.m. out either town water or town Klar Cloth Toy Co. building at seldom profited thereby. The to Mr. Brawley I Mrs. L. T. Wood, pine cones; He is a nephew of Ceylon’s After the intermission we the first portion was deeded in more than 30 boys between the the disappearance of the two seph F. Toth are requesting The women have been work­ sewers, but both the commis­ 60 Hilliard S t over the Thanks­ Bmporer of Austria failed utter- Speaking of orchestras, the Knollwood development itself, Mrs. Vernon Muse, food; Mrs, prime minister, Dudley Sena- shall. hear the Strauss “Sere­ 1969. A second portion was sold ages of six and nine. club tricks. change of zone for land owned ing for several weeks, making sion and Town Health Director giving holiday and disturbed but along Birch Mt. Ext., which,, Earl Bissell, gifts; Mrs. Harry nayake. nade for Wind Instruments” is along the west side of the to Alfred Cavedon Jr. The Gre­ Thanksgiving Thanks South ruffed another heart In by Elmma Wilkinson, off Coven­ the primitive wall hangings out Nicholas Marzialo had 'Insisted materials there. Nothing was written when the composer was Maidment, herbs; Mrs. Roger Admitting to reporters that he development. non property is a third portion, Mrs. Donald 'Tedford, town dummy and ruffed a second club try Rd. The land la now zoned of old weathered bam boards. that one or the other be in­ stole)|i, apparently. It could not only 17 years of age. This is and three or more lots consti­ Brown, loose g;reens; Mrs. An­ has already earned a small for­ The commission composed a welfare chairman, has ex­ in his hand. Then he ruffed Ms residential, and the change 1s Bird feeders, recipe holders and stalled. be drtermlned Iww entry waa very seldom performed; in fact tute a subdivision. ton Latawic, novelties; Mrs. tune from the sede of his paint­ letter to the selectmen, staitlrvg pressed her thanks to those who last heart In dummy and re­ to commercial. novelty wood objects have been ■made, police said. my recollection is that even the Charles L^sperance and Mrs. ings, Senaka said with a twin­ that, early in the course of de­ Brownie Troop 680 contributed food and money to turned a diamond, ruffing with At a meeting last week, the made. LESS HOME DELIVERY Boston Symphony has only per­ Eldward Wlnzler, wreaths and IFYE Returns kle; velopment, fill was placed on Because otf the early closing make a needy family’s Thanks­ the eight of spades. commission tabled action on WASHINGTON (AP) —The formed it once. It is an excel­ swags. A reception for Norma Law- ” My dad 1s pretty mean with lots abutting Birch Mountain of school Wednesday for parept- giving happier. The Salvation By this time South bad4aken new regulations for signs, so milk delivery man is running Flier Learned Art DOUBLE lent work .but awkward in that teacher conferences, Brownie Army Service Unit In Bolton the first nine tricks, and West Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Andrew that definitions can be studied ton, the 1965 International Farm into more and more competi­ money. He only allows me two Ext. on the shoulders of the Super-Right Quality Cut From It is too large for a true cham­ Reggetts are publicity chair­ Youth Exchange from Tolland 'Washington — On May 30, road, “ creating a hazardous Troop 680 will meet at the home also assisted. was reduced to Ms four trumps. and redefined. The consultant tion. W ORLD GI^EEN ber ensemble and too small to men. County, will be held Wednesday The Agriculture Department 1899, Wilbur Wright wrote a Heavy Western Corn-fed Steer Beef condition due to entrapment of of Mrs. Thomas Cafpenter on Ho had to over-ruff with the for the commission, Samuel be of true symphonic propor­ Miss Miilicent Jones will at 8 p.m. at the Northeast reports that 40 years ago the letter to the Smithsonian In­ water on the pavement.” Hlllcrest Rd. at 2:15 p.m. Girls Manchester Evening Herald nine of spades and then had to Pine, will make a report at a tions. should wear old clothes and return a trump up to South’s decorate the stage for the sale. School. Miss Lawton has just re­ proportion of milk sold on home- stitution asking help in “ a The commission recommends Bolton correspondent, Cleme- later meeting. Finally, we shall hear Lalo’s bring small water cdlor paint­ well Young, tel., 643-8981. A-K-J. Six spades bid and made. Mrs. Charles E. Crocker Jr. is The board of appeals has turned to Connecticut from Tai­ delivery routes represented 85 systematic study” o f aeronau­ MARLOW'S Steak that a condition of acceptance of Main St., Manchester Cello Concerto in which David brushes. Parents should pro­ ’’There was no way to make in charge of hostesses. Mrs. pointed out that the only way it wan, and will show slides and per cent of the total bought by tics he was about to begin Featured AU W eek— STAMPS Wells will be heard as soloist. Shady Lane be "adequate grad­ tell of her experiences. Top Round Save 40c LB vide transportation and pick the seven,” Wilkosz said apologet­ consumers. “ In preparation for practical ing of the Shoulder of Birch Roland Midford will make signs can deny a request for a gaso­ OPEN till 9— TUES. Lalo is probably best known for gtrlk up promptly at 3:30. ically to his partner. Police Arrests Today, the home deliv­ work.” 'The museum furnished SUPER-RIGHT SLICED Mountain Ext. to drain all wa­ No Arrest Made for the sale, and members of line station is if the station his "Symphonic espagnole” but Car Overturns Daily Qpuestion Cadette Girl Scouts of St. would create a fire or traffic Laurent Berube, 37, of 429 ery share is said to be less than background material. The rest THURS. and FRI. Reduced I LB AAC his concerto for cello and or­ ter off the paved portion prop­ A car driven by Sung-Kon Partner opens with one spade, James’ Church, posters. hazard, or if it would depreci­ Tunnel Rd. was issued a warn­ 35 per cent., is history. Bocon PKG O » chestra is one of the standard erly to the brook, as conditions In Two Crashes Cube Steak 40c LB Kim, 30, of Westfield, Mass., and the next player passes. You Mrs. George M. Johnson will ate the value of the neighbor­ ing for driving too faat for con­ ALL GOOD UlCED works for the instrument. It is were before the fill was placed” was carted away a total wreck hold: Spades, Q-10-9-5; Hearts, be in charge of setting up a dis­ hood. Members of the board ditions Saturday after being in­ 1 LB seldom heard, but you seldom on the lots. The commission Two accidents occurred Sat­ Bacon PKG 8 5 ® EVERY after it rolled, over about 12:30 urday on Center St. when driv­ J-10-9-S; Diamonds, J-9-5; Clubs, play in the window of the Main ore studying other alternatives. volved in a minor accident. STEAK—Boneless hear a cello concerto in any notes that the fill is on the town p.m. yesterday where Rt. 6 and K-7. What do you say? A second car was operated by SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS event, so thiS is not strange. right-of-way and says that the ers attempted to turn into in­ St. Branch of Connecticut Bank Zoning Appeals 'FAMOUS FOR NATIONAL BRANDS FOR MORE THAN 66 YEARS!" Blade Cut From Chuck LB 44A diverge in Bolton Notch. tersecting streets and a third Answer: Bid two spades. This and Trust Co. A variance requested by Diane Munroe, 19, of Montauk Altogether, this seems like an correction should be made by According to Resident Troop­ shows trump support with about Dr. There were no injuries, and Frankforts pkg69^ interesting program aqd one the developer. happened when one driver back­ Joseph S. Quastamachio of East WED. er Robert Peterson, Kim was ed into a car on a road in a 6 to 9 perintg including distribu­ damage to both vehicles was SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS quite within the capabilities of The other two roads to be ap­ Hartford has been denied by the 1 S t Cuts travelling east when he reached parking lot. tion as well as high cards. zoning board of appeals. minor. Sgt. Robert Kjellquiat in­ New Hours Are Ideal the local group, which will be proved, Rosewood Lane and Chuck Steak Red. 10c link Sausage lb 69^ the fork in the highway and At about 9:30, p.m. Clayrita Copyright, 1965 vestigated. conducted again this season by Laurwood Drive in the Birch Guastamachio asked to have SUPER-RIGHT COOKED OPEN couldn’’t-make up his mind which S. Hamna, 116 Brookfield St., General Features Corp. Steven Hubbard, 17, 72 Moun­ Vytautas Marijosius. Mountain development, will not less than the required 2,500 off to take. He decided at the last- stopped on Center St. to turn tain' St., was arrested Saturday WED. have their final coat of amesite EnSTUIOOD Street parking spaces for a pro­ Boneless Salami sliced pkg45® minute ■ to take Rt. 6, hit the into Church St. Her car was hit MAIN ST.; EAST HARTFORD ■ 528 ?2lo| posed building of 26,000 square night and charged with causing THURS. applied until spring, in case of AIR CONDITIONED Amplt FRt[ faikine I unnecessary noise with a motor For Your Shopping Convenience! Delmonico Steak lb FRIED - HEAT 'N SERVE curb and turned over, Peterson in the rear by one driven by ‘Inside Jobs* Costly FRI. any settling. A $5,000 bond Is feet between Kelly Rd. and a Cut from Rib said. Normand Richard, 16, of 39 Ed- vehicle and operating the vehi­ SAT. Police Arrests being" held to assure the com­ BOSTON — A imiversity study SHOWN EVES. ONLY ramp to the Wilbur Cross Park­ Haddock . lb65‘ Kim was taken to Manchester gerton St. Both were going west. way. cle, a motorcycle, without a OPEN 6 DAYS EVERY WEEK • THURSDAY and FRIDAY tiU 9 P.M. till pletion. of business practice asserts that Frank Sinatra, Dehora Kerr front fender. Cut from FRIED - HEAT 'N SBIVE Memorial Hospital, treated for Just before 1 p.m. Albert F. Dean Martin Guastamachio operates a mo­ 9 P.M. William H. Welch, 22, of The town meeting will be held known cases of theft by em­ Hubbard is scheduled to ap­ Fillet Steak Chuck LB a bump on the head and releas­ Grupdar, 70, of Vernon turned “ Marriage On The Rocks’* tel on Kelly Rd., and has pro­ Flounder ui 75^ Thompsonville, was given a at 8 tonight at the Community ployes are three times more pear in Circuit Court 12, Rock­ ed. He was charged with not from Renter St. left Into Broad posed turning it into efficiency summons Sunday charging him Hall. Also on the call is a re­ numberous than robbery and 18 (In Color) ville, Dec. 14. Officer Martin OPEN THURS. driving in the proper lane and St. ffls car was Wt by one driven apartments and erecting a com­ DELICIOUS WITH STEAKS with making unnecessary noise quest for two appropriations of times more numerous than as­ Shown 6:15-10:10 Kincman made the arreSt. is scheduled to appear in Cir­ by Dieter Hahn, 28, of 86 Ham­ mercial building across the with a motor vehicle. On„Sat­ $3,000 each for preliminary sault, and cause more financial plus “The Third Day” Frederick La Chapelle, 19, of cuit Court 12 in Manchester, lin St., who told police his car Geo. Peppard, Ellz. Ashley street. urday, a similar summons was plans and site investigations for Dec. 20. slid on the wet pavement when loss than all the fires in the 145 Phoenix St. is also sched­ and FRI. till given to Robert W. Sauer, 17, United States. Shown A t 8:10 Norman Preuss of Bolton has a new elementary school, and a Convention Talk he tried to stop. Grunder was uled to appear in court Dec. 14, I LB of 341 Lydall St. Both are sched­ been granted permission to request for an appropriation to The Republican Town Com­ headed east; Hahn west. to answer charges of following MUSHROOMS TUESDAY and uled to appear in Circuit Court meet expenses incurred in float­ convert three buildings, owned too clo.sely and failure to carry mittee Is urging all interested At about 3 p.m., Lenoard J. by him, William Preuss of El­ at Manchester Dec. 13. ing the fiscal year bonds. Belanger, 38, of Wapping stop­ an operator’s license. Bolton voters to attend a panel lington and Catherine Preuss Not just fumiture...but a way of living! WEDNESDAY George H. Johndrow, 43, of 18 In other business Friday, the ped in the Parkade lot behind a La Chapelle allegedly ran into discussion on the proposed Dante at of Village St., into apartments. Knox St., was summoned to ap­ planning commission discussed vehicle which had apparently a car operated by Wayne Mc­ changes to the state constitution, The present structure, at 23 pear in the court Dec. 13 on a Willard K. Grenon’s request to stalled. He backed up and hit Coy, West Rd., oh Windsor Ave­ Here’s how to create a room at home. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Eling MILLER’S NOW thru TUBS. Village St., will be converted family SPECIALS charge of driving while under make a driveway of an aban­ the front of a car driven by nue. Officer John Bundy made Junior High School in Manches­ “THE BEDFORD Into six apartments, one of the influence of intoxicating liq­ doned town road, which was re­ Romeo A. Belliveau, 43, of Walt­ the arrest. ter. RESTAURANT INCIDENT” which will be- undersized: the 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST uor or drugs. ferred to it by the first select- ham, Mass., who had stopped and Hospital Notes The public meeting has been 10 E. CENTER ST. structure on 19 Village St. will COLONIAL OAK G R O U P B Y FOX M A N C H EfTER behind him. •MAJOR DUNDEE’ Admitted Friday: Elizabeth IS GOING TO RUN Monday & Tuesday be converted into two apart­ Colonial furniture is fashion-right for today’s American homes , . . and nowhere ments, and one at 17 Village St. Romann, 58 Prospect St.; Ice­ FILET MIGNON Bedford Incident land Sloan, Ellington; Oscar. is its charm better displayed than in this collection by famous Fox. Built through­ 8:60 (only) into six. out of life-time native oak, it has the heavy shaped arms, spindles and legs that BOnOM ROUND Board Considers EVERY NIGHT k Dundee 6:46 (only) The appeal was granted with Hoermann, Prospect St. Admitted Saturday: Cfiifford distinguish better furniture. Rambunctious youngsters can’t hurt it and you can the provision that all fire Seffretti, Windsor Locks; Ells­ n . 7 S Full Course escapes be approved by the expect to use it when they grow up. Soft, resilient zippered cushions of ure­ CENTER HELCO Request worth Jensen, 132 High St.; Ph-.64?-7832 — AIR CO N D m O N ED building inspectors office, and thane foam (turn them oyer and get twice the wear). Upholstered in life-time KOFSKYS - OPEN TUES. NIGHT to 9 P.M. With Shrimp Cocktail Padeus Navikonis, Somers; An­ CUTS The Board of Directors will AMPLE PARKING that 21 offstreet parking spaces vinyl! . . . the arms are solid oak so they’ll never show any soil! Tlie carefully na Jezewski, 30 Windsor Ave.; ROAST consider next week whether the be provided. coordiiiated tables give it a custom look you’ll be proud of. All wood surfaces 78th ANNIVERSARY “GIFTED” SPECIALS Anne Edmondo, 18 West Rd. town wants to sell the Hartford Dr. Arthur Pillsbury of Pills- are a rich nut-brown hand-rubbed finish that is “ distressed” for a look of an­ 3- lb Bugs Of A&P Coffee Admitted yesterday: Laura Electric Light Co. an easement bury St. has been granted a JUICY—LEAN over town land for $17,600. Davis, 111 Grove St.; Mary tiquity. For living room, family room, den or recreation room, we believe this is •variance to build a house on a the most for your money! The land, about 22 acres, lies f a s t e r , Hall, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; WOMEN’S AND TEENS’ OVER-THE-FOOT lot with insufficient area at Everett Presley, 26 Liberty Terrific Savings During This Big Sale! mostly in Glastonbury in the BUFFET Parmer and Orcutt Sts., with St.; Elizabeth Lee, 30 Spring GROUND ■vicinity of the the town-owned the provision that the house Mild and Mellow Coffee Reg. 1.99 BOOT SPECTACULAR Roaring.Brook Reservoir there. and fMavy St. , Five piece settee group LUNCHEON face Orcutt St. Births Friday: A daughter to HBILCO now has a right-of- Other variances granted are: way over the property, but Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wrobel, SERVED TUESDAY Paul A. Boy, 23 Suimyvlew RFD 1, Rockville: a daughter 249 BEEF Reg. to ^ Leathers and Man- .wants to widen it from 125 to Easy Tiermslj raiightO'dock 3bU.84 „ Dr., to build a garage 10 feet 150 feet and to realign it some­ THROUGH FRIDAY to Mr. and'Mrs. Albert Leten- from the sideline of the prop­ Made Materials what l l i e company plans to dre, Ellington. TOP ROUND erty; Mary K. McCarthy and abanjlon some land to acquire Births Saturday: A so n to $18.00 S1.65 Mary M. Anderson, 170 Warren See the famous labels right-of-way over some new Mr. and Mrs. James McCkystal, land. Complete Ave., to build a garage seven 19 Hale St.; a son to Mr. and MRedan;le3,£,2.04 feet from the sideline of their . The. $17,$00 figure, about Mrs. Blaine Harold, Snipsic property: Heinz E. Saur, 26 $800 an acre, was arrived at by Seven Hot Items To Lake Rd.; Rockville; a so n to lb Overbrook Rd., to build a ga­ Vigorous, Winey Coffee Reg. 2.25 STEAKS WOMEN'S FAMOUS SMARTAIRES. Arthur A. I^ofla, who was en- Mr. and Mrs. James Bartlett, Choose From gtoged by the town to appraise rage six feet from the sideline; 56 Park-St. Charles Kasevich, 41 Sunny- A FINE GROUP OF THIS SEASON'S PUMPS it .The right-of-way runs from Births yesterday: A daugh­ ag FRESH TASTY Keeney St. "to Coop Hollow Rd. SAT., DEC. 18 vlew Dr., to build an . oversized ter to Mr. and Mrs. James B o k u r 3 J 2 . 1 0 . The land Involved is mostly tool shed, providing it is within Ransom, Grand Ave. watershed for the Roaring 8:3p P.M. the rearline and sideline. Discharged Saturday; Franbto fresh groDiid flavor joa eai’t Brook and the Globe Hollow Shooting Star Burke, 25 Lawrence St.; Doris a Fll 1 FT OF QfIIF get in a can! r iL L k i u r 01IL l 3 0 i b $ 0 .9 0 Reservoirs. BUSHNELL ' Vemon police experienced a Salstead, Broad Brook; James SALE Re9. $10.9* The directors will take up the m<*ets $1.50, 2.50, 2nd Bal., flurry.of excitement shortly be­ Tr'efethen, Thompsonville; restaurant fore 8 p.m. Saturday, when they question when they meet Dec. 7 * $3.60, Doris Lewis, 'Vemon Center 84J50, Orch. On sale at box of­ received a report that a light Heights; Dirk Hyjek, Bolton POPULAR PURE at 8 p.m. in the hearing room of Bout 6 and 44-A theAfunlcipal Building. fice or by malL Send checks plane had crashed in the Box Rd.; Gertmde, Perry, Broad Delicious Served With Apple Pie - to BnshneU, Hartford 06103. BOLTON Mountain area off Lake St. Brook; Patrick Koltay, Pros­ Fnolose stamped addressed en­ As a search party was being pect St.; Mary Welles, Mass- AAARVEL VANILLA Yz GAL C ftC CHILDREN'S BOOT SALE velope with mall orders. A Trio 648-2842 formed, Bradley Field in Wind­ field. VEGETABLE OIL'^^ 65' Finns'Epeports Climb Concerts presentation. . sor Locks reported that no Discharged "yesterday: Wen­ IC G ViG Q Ill FUDGE SAVE 10c aN D t HELSINKI—Finland’s 1964 ex­ planes were unaccounted for, dell Overlock, Crane Rd.; Linda NAPIER BRAND ports amcamted to $1,283 mil­ end the reports probably were Strong, Mountain St.; Mrs. Do­ 1-LB. $ 0 . 9 4 lion and imports to $1,496 mil­ about a shooting star which dis­ reen St. LouiSoOnd son, Moun­ Jane Parker Large MANY PRICED BELOW MFG. lion. The value of Finland’s integrated over East Hartford. tain St, Sharp Cheddar LB CANS 1966 exporta Is expected to be 10 8 Inch 1 lb 8 oz Size SWEET PEA$ 8 FORMER WHOLESALE I per cent higher. Wages are Make Keith's Your Merry Christmas likely to show an n per cent gton over 1964. CALIF. Sizes Infants’ 6 to Misses’ 4 Store and Use Oar Easy Budget Plans! Preach Fries l.to7cri^: 4 pk^ 39" VIET CiOAL TOPPED Jane Parker In * ICEBERG Lm U C E 2f„3!h FROSTBURO, Md. (AP) — Choicest Meats In Town Students at Frostburg State Col­ You Have A Choice Of Four Credit Plans: Potato Chips Reusable Container LB 8 9 = CLEANCD, WASHED lege have topped a goal to col­ (1) REGULAR CHARGE (3) 2 TEARS TO PAY lect $1,000 to buy candy, ciga­ m TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! J (2) 90 DAYS 4 PAYMENT PLAN (4) FREE LAY-AWAY 1-lb. Cello Bog rettes and chewing gum for an SPINACH American battalion In Viet ^ LEAN, ALL BEEF ^ SA A^P'^^^Coffee 2 c^ n1 .3 9 Nam. ■ i Rfi> A w ^ e m a n Ctocbalrmu of the drive, Jotan 2 0 Ih ja n a a iw 9c A pkgs J | | C Stewart, Kensington,, said the l^ n U T S Plain, Sugar, Cinn., Comb, X of 12 4 # ' DELICIOUS APPLES 3 ibs 3P fiverday effort netted $1,008. All • HamburgSl^l’^^j EACH MANCHESTER PARKADE the money wu collected on M M AU AM> l«pw iM iM i hi *b ewwmby airt vMrtty. 0 Begalar 59o lb. ] J J f p i ih F urn iiu rr FLORIDA SEEDLESS campus from fraternities, soror­ MICHAEL CAINE OPEN TUES, W E D , THURS", ™ . NIGHTS TO »!00 PJ«. ities and individual students. • (UMIT G Lbs. FEB FAMILY) ^ • 7H8 MGAT ATUNDC 4 FACTIC IgA COMPAMV. WC. . Stewart aald the gifts will be SUNDAYS GRAPEFRUIT s-u, ... SIP sent to the Sid BattaUon of the WEEKDAYS 1 I I » M A IN ST. MANCHESTER mrMmss w j 2 i0 0 -4 :1 6 and SAT. BURNSIDE Srd Marine Division, wfaiefa in- 6 iU -G :M TKN>-9aO • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I ^eludes lestdents o f Matyland. ^ u p e r 2 817 HIGHLAND STRE1N--PHONE 643-4278 ^ Oppootto tiM Bmum8 tariiir High {tohMriwtrtiwar (Sontli Ead) MiOn fitnet VBKB MAIN 8T. PAJiaioro «r ta MV owtolet iMKt to otottt... AMtRICA’S DIPIHOABU lOOD Slh'’ ' ' ••••••••••^^•••••••••* V*' - i„..

MANCHESTER EVENING teU L I)i« UANCHBSTER, OONN^ MOin>AY. NOVEMBER 29, ■ > f ntwcHEsraa e v e n w c h e r w >. m a m c h e s t e b , c o n n . Mo n d a y , No v e m b e r 29, i9ss mm Events in W orld InTheg Paoseo Song^ BBRUN (AP) - yvnt Berltn- •rs began applying’ today for paamp to crosa through the Ber­ lin waU to visit telaUvea in the Ladies, Remind Your CJommunlBt half of the divided city over the CSirlstmaa holi- Free Christmas Gift i days, Husband Thai Men's Night PAople began lining up ^ 4 Laei Jolmsoii a.m. at the la offices set up to Is Dec 8, 6 - 9 P.M. Wrapping With Beautiful ^ ------JOHNSON— ------cm r,. Tex, (AP) handle the appllcatlcHis, The *- Iiuci Baines Johnaon fiiaa doo« opened six hours laten No Women Allowed & from the LBJ Randt to BJaat German and West Berlin Foil Paper, Lavish Bow v«8hin£:ton to resume her nuts* representatives reached a pass etudlea, while her eteeidy cArteinent last Thursday. The ort, PaM ek J. Nugent, re- East German ntimi agency ADN t^torts for Air Porce duty. said West Berliners could make Nugent, 23, from Waukegan, two one-day visits from Dec. 18 was a guest at the ranch for to Jan. 3 — one oh a holiday and ^ Thanksgiving weekend. He one on a weekday. P'leports at San Antonio, Tex., for This is the third year of the h i six-month tour of duty as holiday visits since the Commu­ erviat. nists built the wall in 1961. Yanity Fair’s exciting underworld laid is studying at Oeorge- year, there were 825,118 visits Universlty. Nugent has by West Berliners . during the orked in a minor government holiday period. lob in Washington since gradu- ^ itlng last June from Marquette r .'Vnlverslty. Strikes Off of color... divine to own The President’s daughter and LONDON (AP) — Britain’s |: jKugent reportedly asked the bakers union called off Its guer­ 2 ft^ohnsons recently for consent to rilla bread strikes today but t ’inarry. The President is said to only for a week, ^ ;Mve urged them to srait until TTie union said that unless the fc^d finishes her nursing a delight to give bakeries by Dec. 7 give an In­ terim ‘wage increase of 82.80 a week and a promise to discuss P’A Margaret Tnunan its bigger claim, it will call out t NE3W YORK (AP) — The t lormer Margaret Truman, who aU of its 32,000 members. 9 y J^ad her trials and tribulations TTie bakers are demanding a the daughter of President S minimum weekly wage of 842. l l^arry S. C.-uman, Simday night jj^ The present mlnlmiun is 832.20, jr. jefrained from giving the girls ^ but overtime and bonuses bring JMXW in the White Rouse any un- S take home pay to 886. fc |oIldted advice. ^ Liast week a series of light­ I' : Now Mrs. C3iftaction The new Sylyania “Criterion Collection” weds jxquisite cabinet styling ‘ scenes in France. She is in a The French Secam 3 system London nursing home. with professional, component quality stereophonic sound. You’ll thrill of color television transmission k to the sheer exuberance of the performance and the luxurious beauty. was used for the experiment. The Soviet Union agreed earlier r Patrick Wayne Cabinets are fashioned to blend perfectly with your personal furniture ‘ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Mar- this year to adopt the French / [ rlage is on again for Patrick preference. Available in Traditional, Contemporary, Scandinavian, system. Jd m Wayne, 26, son of movie Italian Provincial, French Provincial and Early American. . '-star John Wayne, and socialite ’ Peggy Hunt, 23, H was an­ Model shown SC 853C-Italian Provincial authentically styled in warm ' Area Weather V nounced Sunday. toned genuine cherry veneers and selected solid woods with exciting Last year wedding invitations WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — j Arere sent to 300 guests. Two panels of swirling Carpathian elm burl veneers and antiqued brass The U.S. weather bureau says f weeks before the scheduled Oct. ornamentation. 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IS 'Will culminate almost elevations around Canaan and twelve months of construction on SYLvj^NU COnU JO N COLLECTION QUALriY COMPONENTS Litchfield as a result of snow the new three-part structure. flurries there. Which ie to house classrooms for Five-Day Forecast about 200 students, a large air- Temperatures in Connecticut Aondltlcned mulU-pulpose audi­ Tuesday through .Saturday are torium and a convent Actual . expected to average below nor­ physlcsd construction is expect­ M. mal, with cool temperatures ed to be finished by the end of most of the time. A slow upward 2 this week. MWWB COSniM oaUXE trend In the middle of the week Much of the exterior of the SOUD-SniE STEREO mVANUAS-TWAIR 4-SPEED Mtofflaiic turn- TUNER am AMPLinER SUSPENSION SPEAKER will be followed by colder weath­ sprawling structure is composed tabit. High CofflDlianca Car- er during the Weekend. tn off-white brick and a type of’ 25 Watt EU (40 watt pMk) SrSIEMS anicCartrMm.namond LP AM/FM/FM Staraa FM bMA critp, dam Mgtu, Some normal temperatures for wood similar to that of tobacco Sb4m. Long Easy Terms this Ume of year are Hartford, Sheds, all to form a harmony 42 and 25; New Haven, 46 and -with surrounding buildings. One > A» /«r • thriUiMg demometrmtiom o f SylvosO^e CoMiOH 29; Bridgeport, 46 and 30. feature of the construction is Precipitation may total less the mobility of the auditorium; 9 TAKE UP TO than one-tenth on an inch oc­ not only 'Will it be the site of curring as occasional Snow Gur­ athletic and social events but ries. also it ’Win serve as a ban for A. Double Tulips long leg pantie the celebration of Mass. - 3 YEARS TO BUYS FIANTATION C. Nylon tncot with lightly shaped The two-story school consists ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) - J . girdle of Lycra* reinforced with lace top, lace hemline. 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XS, S, M. ■ ,t»y the archbishop followed by a till March 1966 145-year-old home with about TOft, easy-care, nylon tricot with benediction of the blessed sacra­ Gw fucres of land. The planta- lightly lined lace bodice, deep lace ment in the audttoiHum. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE Gon consists of 610 acres. E. Smooth fitting nylon briefs m » hem. Star White, Heaven Blue, wide variety of lace or appliiiae Burma Big at Texas Dawn Pink, Honeysuckle Beige, te rm e d styles. Ileaven Blue, Star OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 { \ Dawn Nude, Ice Blue, Red Paint, White, Honeysuckle Beige, Mid­ J- RANGOON' —- Burma, the night Black, Davm Nude, Ice, Red ^';Mte-ehaped natica y^liose tail MARLOW^S Black. 30-40. 6 .0 0 L^axtends far into the Malay Mala St., llanclMsW Paint. 4, 5. 6, 7. 2.00 to 2j;o "peninsuls, la Ijno nrti— from OPEN HI 9—TUES., *tra

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Iltolffiitnr he equAlly hopeless and deluded and dangerous. Sanity has to be somewhere 3 j^an^men Face Charges Inside Public ^cor^s Coventry In between, but has no organiaers, no 1 Sttrnht$ l|i^rald Warantee 1>eeda holders of high' office, no easy, super- F i ^ i n simplified slogans, no power to-commit Bdawtd:^rkham .and; w ^ii^ A. Kiritham to Louie f . Oiam* Board to Explajin Proposal people fjrst and persuade them later. Ala,' (AP) Z6’* rtams, testiH)on^ bofors tiis Vv • But it must be waiting somewhere. , (Ceatinned itron Pagp f) peau aiid Lorraine ChampesM, — Federal prosecutors put three federal Jury is expected to .cen­ praptrtf at 88 Adelaide Rd. has mainteined. iron control Ear Middle School Sunday Ku Klux KlansmSn on trial to­ ter around her death. Jarvis Enterprises, Mb. to The fovemmeni’a chief VrU- and discipline - over his opera­ day on charges resulting from Arthur B. Adamy and Alice The board of education will Details of Sunday's hearing A Defense Of Hurricanes neas is expected to be Gary tion, conducting it aa indepen­ have a public bearing at 4 p.m. will be handled by a suboom* ltd '«T(•nr B^ranbig lltcapt flundaya toe MUtoig of a wMte eivll righto dently as possible for a 'tttolte A. Adamy, property on Philip J * n - ^Bntartd - litUi* Post Office at niom as Rowe, a onetime Birm­ Sunday at Coventry K gh School named by School Board iMtw, Ooim.eim., aa 8«oood aaaa Mw A fervent, grateful salute should go woriier, Viola Gregg Lhtzso. ingham bartender who twice House aatistant. Recauae of his Rd. out to an expert who has found it with­ Ear., $1,100. ably M ay 1. people throughout history. ^ the weekend march on Washington— Mr. Hendrick was asking thl.s ques­ all-ivhUe,Jiny at nearby Hayne- "are national concerns properly sorb much of the power that iNUe. The other two are to be T" And we bellex’e that there were, prob- tion In the face of another of those Invoking national action.” Bundy has accumulated over tried on the murder indictments The law was questioned In the Ably in a great majority—they are cer- great moronic consensus assumption.s of next spring. the past five years. case here, too, but Johnson The Bundy vacuum, in other frinly realizing today the perils of their ours. Although the federal charge ruled the Klansmen could be M icf. words, will be fiU^ mainly not This was the assumption that If we »miu any mention of Mrs. Liuz- tried under It. by his successor but by the They are, on the one hand, receiving can break up hurricanes so that they President and the State Depart­ cheers of Communist propagandists. never become hurricanes, this is auto­ ment. This may be one of the They are, on the other hand, recelv- matically ahd obviously the thing for reasons why the President has f the sneers and the red-blooded con- us to do. Stewart in Moscow shown no concern since Bundy Mr. Hendrick asked his question, and Pbetozraphed By ReztneM Pinto (ContiBued from Page One) notified him of the Ford Foun­ £mnation of their fellow Americans ■Viet Union are cochairmen of dation offer. Ready for you tomorrow... Bfho consider the situation in Vietnam then he made his argument. NOVEMBER PUFFS IN MARSH AND SKY the conference. He suggested, this radical and rebel­ poaal could provide a coonpro- 1966-Publishers Newspaper ^ t the time of debate. mlse between the West German But British sources in Moscow Sj-ndlcate lious scientist, that we give some atten­ did not see much hope for an­ They included, these marchers on tion to the "haunting question relating ! desire for a greater voice In nu­ Jim m y clear policy and the Soviet de­ other Geneva meeting in the Washington, many members of the to the ecological fitness of an environ­ near future. Brezhnev said re­ Laos Not Crowded Christian clergy. New York’s Finest mand that no German finger ment emasculated of its most robust touch toe nuclear trigger. cently that Soviet relations with VIEINTTANE — Laos’ density As they marked, they were being de-' variations.” Inside Report Britain were "greatly impeded” The a/tanosphere for Stewart’s of population is quite low, only Your Gift Gallery jounced by the Rev. Billy Graham, a B reslin by Britain’s support of U.S. poli­ Then, having produced that magnifi­ by mission was Improved some­ 25 people per square mile. Less fort of pasto^ for the consensus the cent phrasing, he elucidated what ha cy in Viet Nam among other than 5 per cent of the nation’s NEW YORK, Nov. 29 — John what by a front-page article to­ policies. i|Bost dlsUngulAhed gUMt, at his sermon, meant by it: of narcotics that we have in problem this city ever has had. Rowland Evans Jtr. and Robert D. Novak day In Pravda, the Soviet Com­ 2 million live In cities. . i^ s ld e n t Johnson, would dearly love to Lindsay feels that the major de­ New York, and the crimes that This needs correcting. The pres­ U.S. officials In Washington “Are tliere social, cultural or personal munist party paper, welcoming were expected to watch the gee in clear control of Ajnsrican thought cision he has in front of him is addicts commit, the city might ent comml.ssioner, 'Viircent WASHINGTON -The almost Jack 'Valenti, who has filled a him with a friendly comment. YOUTH RESCUED values deriving from the unique experi­ not have a police force left. Stewart talks for any sign of a About Vietnam. the naming of a new police Broderick, took a long step in certain departure of McGeorge variety of duties In the 'White "The Soviet people express NORTH ADAMS. Mass. (AP) ence of ■ living in a wilderness of This is .something that has that direction with a policy or-^ change in the Comunlst posi­ Whlpsawed from without between the commi.ssioncr for the City of Bundy from his five-year job House. toe hope,” Pravda said, "that tion on Viet Nam. —Tw'o firemen lowered tliem- weather? How can proper account be happened before to police de­ der to his policemen last spring. a.s Pre.sidcntial adviser on for­ lUss of death from the Communists and New -Voik. He has a panel look­ The reasons Why the Presi­ the. . , talks will be a further selves 100 feet on a rope to res­ taken of natural weather scenery, the partments. In the summer of Much more has to be done. eign affairs will end a unique the blast of condemnation from patriotic 1964, Rochester, N.Y., though it dent is not twisting Bundy’s step toward the strengthening of cue Daniel Pollock, 11, who had stlmulatltm of the hurricane, hall, light­ ing into the situation and the experiment in U S. foreign af­ arm to stay are complicated. climbed high up the side of an Americana, the marchers also had to mem'oers will make recommen­ had a police department. A race But the police have some friendly relations between the Jury Call Enlarged ning, blizzard; do they provide some es­ fairs—a "little State Depart­ Relations between Bundy and peoples o< the Soviet Union and abandoned quarry and then ^ find themselves betrayed from within dations to him. Which is all riot broke out on' a weekday credentials of their own, too. SPRINGFIELD. HI.—Illinois sential environmental uncertainty? This 2,000-man force we now ment" in the bowels of the Mr. John.'on, contrary to re­ Great Britain.” couldn’t get dovm. . Ibelr own rsinks. right, as long a.s the panel night. In 4.1 minutes, the police White Hou.se Itself. has abolished exemption from "Should we further extend' our eco­ keeps looking at New York and were out of it. The squad cars have has come up i\1Ui days, ports. have never been so close On the Viet Nam question, Jury duty certain professions Firemen Elmer Potter and or easy as between Bundy and The young Vletniks who brought Viet- logical dominance over , earth by manip­ not some other town. This city looked like they had been to an big day.i, the likes of which no In 'effect, President Johnson observers said Stewart might and occupations enjoyed. William Garner climbed down a •ong flags to the demonstration knew ulating our atmosphere, or might we has right now a police depart­ accident, the policemen had other city in the world ever has wants to end—or at least trans­ President Kennedy (who hired propose that Britain and the Teachers, mall carriers, optom- rope Sunday from the top of the what a black eye they were giving the Improve our adaptive adjustment.-! to ment which i.s matchle.s.s. It withdrawal from the riot area seen. When there w as a major form—this little State Depart­ Bundy away from his job aa a Soviet Union reconvene the etrists, pharmacists, embalm- 176-foot ledge, then tied another 935 MAIN STREET - WATKINS SHOW WINDOW demonstration as a whole, and gloried needs it, because it has the and the National Guard and riot in Harlem, the police did ment. This is a key factor be­ H.irvard Dean). Geneva conference which met ers, veterinarians, volunteer around the boy’s waist and nature so as to eliminate much of the hind his private view that Bundy today still presides in 1954 to end the French-Indo- ih It. They knew this had to be the damage and danger and still preserve most crime of any place in the state policemen had to move in. not breai. They contained It firemen and "constant ferry- lowered him to rescuers wait- nation. To bring the thinking of La.1 t summer, we had the I^ a and put in a week that no other Bundy’s departure is quite ac­ over one of the best run, most ohina war. Britain and the So- men” now are subject to call. Ing below. touch which did most to remove the last the values of our natural milieu ?” ceptable to him. Mr. Johnson efficient shops In Washington. • Aunca of civilized American tolerance any oUicr city into Uio New Angeles police. Through televi­ city police force had the back­ It proved out, rather miraculously, sion shows and 'the publicity ground or training or manpow­ has made no effort to conceal However, the personal influence Her such a demonstration, and when York police situation would be that Mr. Hendrick was not totally dangerous. that followed, the Los Angeles er to do. Ju.it recently, there was this view from Intimates. of the brilliant intellectual with (hey attached themselves to a peace The shop for Christmas alone in his unorthodox questioning, his There was a legitimate scare police, and its chief, William the job of handling the visits of Accordingly, while Bundy the President ha.s been falling. jpovement carrying the flags of the willingness to explore the possibility around New York a week or so Parker, were regarded as a mo­ Pope Paul and President John­ weeks ago Informed the Presi­ It is no secret in Washington how Mr. Johnson could keep merny they knew they were Injuring that hurricanes may be something we ago when it became known that del lor the country. Writers son. And in the niglit-long pow­ dent of an offer to head the Ihe cause of peace, and so Intended it. wish to keep. Lindsay was talking to Orlando were even going so far as to er backout, the police were in­ Ford Foundation at 375,000 a Bundy at the White House; A ^ Given the kiss of death from the Com­ Wilson, who heads CSilcago’s say that the Mafia had been credibly good. It was one of year, the President has not strong indication, private or tree and home Another speaker at the same confer­ public, that Bundy would suc­ Saving money today? Visit munists, the blast of denunciation from police. The Chicago police are forced to get out of town. These tho.ie nights when being a cop tried to dissuade him from ac­ ence, one George W. Cry of the United stories came as exclusives to ceed Dean Rusk as Secretary Chelr own fellow countrymen, and the best known because of the In New York meant more to cepting it fin contrast to other States Weather Bureau at Washington, many complaints thieves have the members of the Mafia. Then ■them than just working at a of State. So long as the top |Abotage of some of those modem leech- impassioned campaigns to re­ said that his studies have shown that made about them over the the Watts section exploded. job. There was old line pride tain key assistants). Although State Department job seemed decorations... V M who do not want even peace to have tropical cyclonic rainfall, like hurri­ years. “The police always wont And one .night Los Angeles in the way that they moved the President's plans are never possible, the much-sought-after Exciting A good name, the sincere good people canes, "is an Important component of to be partners with us,” the found that It had no police force through the streets that night. certain until announced, it now Bundy turned down outside em­ 4mong the marchers also have a seem- precipitation patterns and consequently thieves in Chicago scream. Wil­ a t all. The National Guard had Money can’t buy It. New meth- is likely that LBJ intimate ployment offers with monoto­ to come in with riflqs to stop nous regularity. tegiy Inexorable trend of events going of the climatology and hydrology of the son, who was a professor of od.s shorjJd be used very care­ Bin D. Moyers (currently g a in s t them. criminology at the University the riot. And at the end, the fully because this pride is some­ Press Secretary) will replace Today, however, it Is not pos­ stocking stuffers^ Eastern and Sbuthem United States. much publicized Parker was sible. President Johnson con­ " Blood is being spilled In Vietnam, and of California, became Superin­ thing that should never be lost. Bundy. And a good bet to re­ AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS "The complete absence of tropical cy­ tendent four years ago. He took patheUcally trying to say that st:! ntly heaps fulsome praise on Jvery ounce of American blood' spilled 1966 Publishers Newspaper place Moyers as Press Secre­ clones," said Mr. Cry, "could have far- a department that had a heri­ he couldn’t understand why Syndicate tary is ex-Houston ad man Rusk (recently calling him the Fascinating V>ore has the effect of closing down the reaching effect on the natural and cul­ tage of larcency. In four years, these Negro people in Watts greatest Secretary in this cen­ ^ m for discussion of why It is being tural characteristics, of the region.” Wilson seems to have caused started a riot. tury). This publicly dramatizes distinctive gifts jQiilled there. people to believe that he has So if Lindsay and his people the fact tliat even if the Pres­ The previous day this same confer­ changed the entire department. are going to make changes in ident wished to make Bundy SHOP <1 The American national commitment bargain ence had heard it estimated that hurri­ A Thought for Today io Vietnam is being Increased dally, and Working with the same men Now York's police, they should Secretary of State, there canes cost this country about 1300,000,- who were regarded as the na­ wouldn’t be a vacancy. Mr. pnt can guess that the almost auto­ make them with the idea that This is an age of miracles. A ing of God’s purpose to increase Unusual for everyone in 000 annually. But the figure of what it tion's most corrupt, Wilson we have the beat right now. miracle is an extraordinary Jolin.'3on is nailing Rusk into ★ matic result of Defense Secretary Mc- man’s freedom, his sense of in­ ★ ★ might coat never to have any more hur­ would like it known that he has To bring up anybody else’s event to show the supernatural the floor of his ,State Depart­ amara's present visit there Is going changed them all In four years. terdependence and unity, to ment oflice. ricanes might be astronomical by com­ method would be asking for power of (5od fulfilling His pur­ realize ■ his spiritual re.sources be another mammoth increase In parison. If this is true, his business tnfjijiJ>le. Law enforcement in poses. There are two parts to Consequently, Bundy’s depar­ You'll have more money for Christmas gifts if you find that national commitment. And the ought to be reUglon, not city and use them in creative char­ ture from the White House to the farriily! ^tnis city, with so much of its this definition; An amazing acter then one is missing the gAiore massive the national investment administration. crime coming as a direct result event, and the revealing of the take over the Ford FoundaUon the sofa, or bed, or-mattress you need for your own To apply anything In Chi­ of the Negro and Puerto Rican eternal Presence which walks seems inevitable. And if Moy­ m Vietnam, the less freedom—and 'the purpose of God. The events of with him in- life’s unfolding home at the Bargain Shop. Everything here has come less instinct—there is for national dis­ Docile Student, Sheep-Like Adult cago, particularly with the problems. Is the touchiest in the our scientific age are so amaz­ ers takes over as Bundy’s suc­ background of that city’s police, glory. from our regular display floors. 'They're discontinued cussion of the questions of the right­ nation. The police of New York, ing and I need not recount them. cessor, Bundy’s departure will Intriguing decorations such as two busy pixies hard at It Is appropriate for ell of us. to New York is ridiculous. Chi­ whose political heroes are Barry "The Eternal' God is thy close down the little State De­ patterns, one-of-a-kind, or shop-marked items, sharply ness, the legality,"the intelligence, the whether businessmen or educators, to The revealing of God’s purpose refuge and underneath are the work aa Santa’s Sign Painters . . . Village Lamp Posts cago is a vest pocket situation Goldwater and William Buck- is an act o< ones own mind. If partment In the White House reduced when they arrive. Then, if they stay more than janity of our i>ollcy, recall to ourselves regularly the rea­ compared to this city. If Chi­ everlasting Arms." reminiscent cf the gay gaslight area . . . Mistletoe Bal­ Icy, are behind, far behind ,in in this changing, castastrophlc oasenient. * Nonetheless, even If the sorrow and sons we all think a university education cago ever was hit with the sals J. Manley Shaw, Pastor a week they're automatically reduced each week. ,::See loons with .iaunty pi^e pilots. 14-inch Trees made of is rital to us individually, and thus why knowledge of the biggest social world on* cannot see the emerg­ The reason for this is the South Methodist Church fact that Moyers Is Mr. John­ these bargains tomorrow. green ball fringe with miniature gold gift boxes to add «gedy of our time is thus uncontrol­ universities are vital to our society. If son s Intimate, whereas Bundy gaiety and brightness to the Holiday table. lable, even If events are going to prove we believe that values of life are re­ i^smorselessly capable of pinning us all IS not and never was. Bundy If you visited Your Gift Gallery’s NOEL SHOP during flected in a university, then we should the past years you know what to expect. If the NOEL ^own finally to the same blind, unques- try to identify some of these values and (See Page- Seven) $129.00 Ad.iustable BarcaLounger I/tunge Chair, green vinyl ------98. 2 SHOP is new to you. come expecting the unexpected Uonlng fate, it should sUU be remem­ see how they are rightfully a part of $59.50 Moderfi Lowback Rocker, oil walnut frame, reversible terra bered, If we can still be that clvlUzed. academic life. F is c h e tH . . . the unusual . , . the fascinating . . . the delightful. cotta te.i;ture covered foam back and seat cushions...... 41.10 Here in Watkins Main Street Window (so you can shop that the main reason there is debate A value of higher education which $25.(10 54” Brass Rochester Floor Lamp, white glf.es shade .... 19.60 and division and demonstration on the Is unchanging is that of independence. 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Early American Candle Lamps with brass finitely debatable nature of the waroit- side control of the ideas it explores. 25 Years Ago Academic excellence cannot be disasso­ $99.50 42" Round Maple Extension Dining 'Table, two leaves .... 68.65 bases, milk glass bowls overflowing with Christmas 9 a tlf. ciated from such independence and , *2nd annual Thanksgiv­ $89.95 18” Cherry Step Table, duckfoot leg s ...... 22.65 color, a chimney and red candles . . . A touch of the '■ Of all the wars of our time In which freedom. We cannot have excellence if ing Eve Social of the Hose and $74.50 Modern Walnut Full Sige Patiel Bed, low footboard...... 47.40 old world in a wrought iron Holly Wall Sconce. tile United States has been , Involved, everyone is expected to think as every­ ^ d d e r Co. No. 1 of the South $99.50 40" Modem Oil Walnut Chest, five dm w ers...... 74.50 tills is the one all of us are least sure one else does, to act as everyone else Manchester Fire Department $228|95 Maple Dinette Set, 42 x 42” Formica wood-grained table top, There are nativity scenes with the foreign look . . . does, and never to challenge anyone or attei^ed by 376 people at Che- rf. The progressively deeper commit­ nei Hall. cjnier bench and chair, orange and brown plastic upholstery 153.65 angels and angelettes . . . fruits, garlands , . . every­ ment we make to It may silence this anything. Especially is this true if we thing to make your home take on the festive look of Department awards $49.95 Modun; Oil Walnut A ^ Chair, blacik Naugahyde cushions 48.95 debate and division, but cannot win the place such strictures upon our youth, Christmas. E v^ cqrj^iges to give yqur coat a touch of since if they accept every idea with Cheney Bros, the Job of manu­ $42.50 Modem Oil Walnut Side Chair, black Naugahyde cushions 25.80 ■ ■ ' ■ .1 . debate or Increase the amount of wis­ thje holiday. Thpn there are Inexpensive stocking etuff- docility during their formaUve years, facturing $367,600 worth of $30.00 19 X 25” Ottoman, Colonial print cover, box pleats ...... 20. Gold Mistletoe Bells for window or archway . . , Tree- dom and rightness In American policy. parachute silk. $35.00 20" Modem Walnut Step Table, square tapered legs .... 20.75 -ers . . . and gifts for every member of the family . . , they will be sheep-like as adults. Show y _ qraunoM mMiSksnMita eyeryone on yoiur list I top Dolls with high, ptunted red qr green hats , . . Pairs And the only solution which can do me the university or, indeed, the com­ 10 Years Ago $369.00 96” Modem Sofa, reversible' foam bfick and sent cushions, of ’Tiny Pixies in swings ., . Miniature Holly in minia­ honor to America and permit life to munity where no unpopular idea can hunter green upholstered cushions, tapered legs ...... 239.45 Ur ture white urns . . , 6-inch sitting Pixies . . . and more AlvllIzaUon lUelf Is a solution of nego­ find opportunity for utterance, where A^s^iate Justice Raymond $47.50 28” Round Modem Oil Walnut Di’xim Table, tapered legs 25.50 and more and more. I'here are just too many intriguing tiation Which denies conquest by force the status quo can never be challenged, E- Baldwin of the Connecticut $169.00 Highback Wing Chair, foam T-cushion, cutback arms, box things to describe in this limited space. Come and see and I, will show you a place of sterility ^ anybody, and which procures its r Supreme Court of Errors , pleats, red and » e e n textyred uphojstery ...... 63.46 them all tomorrow. See all the gifte, too, with special inain victory for everybody, hi the ces- and ii^actlon, of self-satisfaction border­ ^eaks to Manchester Junior $149:00 72" Wing Back Sdia, cut-back arms, box pleated ^ance, foam ing on the reactionary. Show me the Chamber of Commerce dinner assortments for the children . . , Note Paper $1, Pencil ■Ation.of fighting. seat cushions, spice tweed upholstered c o v er...... 116.80 Sharpeners $1, Pencil Packs $1.25, Pencil Boxes $1... organization where everyone must con­ meeting at the Country Club on You’ll see artificial Holly Garlands.an.d Wreiiths . , , * A march on Washington seems to form in order to advance or even sur­ Courts and Their Place in $47.50 30" Square Oil Walnyt Cocktail Table, tapered lo g s ...... 26, Music Boxes $4 and $9 - , . Magnetic or Peg Tic-Tac-'Toe Contribute little, beyond a pious but vive. and I will show you a place where American Life," $269.00 68" Lowback Lawson Sofa, foam seat cushions, box pleateijl Door Decorations . . . Christmas Candle, Holly Candle $1.25 . . . Stuffed Toys . . . Pixies, Horses, Bunnies, iiuddled hope, to that posaibiUty, and it excellence In Its true meaning has been C. Elmore Vtiatktns, chRir- valance, ann caps, gold upholstered cover ...... 196.50 B osh es, Holly Sconces . . . Jolly Pixie and Christmas Doge, Squin-ela . .. some as low as $1.25; others $2.50 IJiAy even, aa its critics charge, have sublimated to a condition of medioc­ man of the boarb of trustees of $18.95 (2) White Daystrom Dinette Chairs, blue stripe seat___ 13.50 Bell Tree ornaments — Beautiful Imported Christmas to $5 ., . and loads and loads of other gifts and stock­ ^ u re d that MSslbility. But the mill- rity. — DR. SAMUEL B. GOULD, the Manchester Memorial Hos-! $119.50 60" Modem Natural Oil Walnut Double Dresser, 6 drawers, Cards . . . and "Re Tags, too. ing stuffers. tiuy ASOgJAtionN^^ Is the chief pol- PRESIDENT OF THE STATE UNI- pUal, In releasing, the hospital’s set-in molded Wood drawer *piflia, tapeTM legs .....'.: .. . 87.25 ■VERSmr OP NEW YORK, IN A annual report,, announces that, Ajl’ of thA JohnAon AdministrAtlon nuty SPEECH AT BUFFALO. . , the hospital faces "an imminent' ^HE'S A W/mWKli Wm/MK* need" for further expansion •I its facilities. pfv. ■\ ■ i ' .

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TV-Radio Tdnight FLETOHER OUSS 60. OP BEANOOEOBaite B u y ^ X a r m B e ~ 'Eack-''W’eek *When You Think of GlaUf oiMsn *‘.: ;■ - • “v : '' • -f , Think of FUstchet^* About 800 Ou- Television B a i m e s s ■r jmm'^APy -^ $rn I) ICovle ban rafug«as will be added to — wommendar ■ ttie U.S. |x>pulaUon every week iv 5 4 M c K E E ST r S t YORK (AP)—Pec^le ia atai«ia( Wednesday and possi­ Klndarsarten 7:86 (i^'i^rriX 'ai^^cr country seem to take more r<. i [80^ ) Lloydniiuctoa I i-12) N. y. Pbilhannoiile choosing their autonto- bly continuing lor years. From f:W M) What’s N»w Twng People’s Uncart . Mlatnl, they wUl scatter 8). iro*l Beer (C) (24) Saglc Room TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS ges than they do selecUng 180) Suparman •. «« y O'clock Hisb throughout the nation. W> Amarlca'a Problams. 8:00 (84) The JYenCh C3ia( ilr wives. Cballenfes • John P o r s ^ e (C) jf , from $25.00 to $45.00 ils may be why the cars oo- Ihe Cuban Refugee Oentwr, (JO) jteimla tha Manaoa 8:80( 34).Antiquea •t '4' ■ which wUl coordinate the vast (81) Thraa Stoogaa tfonally ouUast the ( iiuuy i ( M)^Nawa, Sports. WaaUtar < 3) Award Theater Now Is the time to bring In yonr screens to be repaired. ges. Or maybe that’s b e c a ^ distributian program, will steer (« ) Capiiol'a O ^ lo a (12).Lucy Show (C) refugees to retettves who (}0) Kra-I>entl(y . (10.22-30) Dr. Kildare (C) Stonn window |d*Mi t^Iaced I’re stuck with the car until (80) Whlrtyblrda 9:00 (10-8^ ) Andy Winiamis (C)’ complete the payments, preceded them. ) Ufa ot Rllay (84) America's Crises Otherwise, ^ _ program J! Sf¥''L «•* Frlands (18) SubMnptloa TV AUTO GLASS INSTALLED erhas your wife can pack up (30) This Is Ut* *” ■ ( 3-12) And,v Orlfflth (C) leave- shapes up lai^ y as a speedup (40> Cheyenne „ „ t Shenandoah of resettlement Utat since 1061 (U) Clubhouse 9:30 ( 3-12) Hazel (C) jAt any r«|te, having just re- der Jctuilnigs-^Nawa ! ?'29^9> P'ytoh Place GLASS FURNITURE TOPS lifia sent nearly 100,000 exiles to . lOiOO ( 8-20-40) Ben Casey tttoed to A itu^ca after many. more than 2,000 cities in the GO hlter Cronklta 0(^22-30) Run for Your Lifa ^Lrs abroad, wq undertook to sia l Saleutenant U:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-22-30-40) News. file car deeder and our f^lgh- I (12) Newsbeat Sprets WeaOier basis," said Marshal Wise, <30) pater Jennlnioi—News (18) Vintage Theater WINDOW and PLATE GLASS l|^ reacted, you would have direotor of the government-op­ i ( 8) AwmU Theater 11:15 (lOJOl Tonight (C) thought we had been caught i%*. (84) Yeliowatone 11:20 ( 3) Movie erated center. "Cubans will look (18) SubecHiMion TV (12) Movie imrsewhipping Santa Claucu' lor jobs in areas where they (^80-40) News, Weather U:26 (8 ) Movie They didn(t realise we simply (101 Movie (40) Mer\’ Griffin have retetives." (80) Reader's IMrcst U:30 (22) Tonight (C) didn’t know any better. That means poptdous areas ' UntU recently, the family was nS E 8 A l‘IJlki«A8*S TV WFKK FOR OOMPLJETE LISTINO such CU3 New Ym-k, Chicago and flSL f housetr In an urban area well Los Angeles, where refugees served by pubHc, transportation. already are concentrated, wm The need for a car arose from a receive more, a center spokes­ move deep Into Long Island, man said. It does not mean, Radio where the kids have grass to however, that pcdnta now with­ (Hilti Bsting teeludes only those news broadcasts ot 10 or lA play on instead of city streets out a Cuban populaticn wifi be and the commuter trains stop left out. ®lnnto length. Some ststlodi carry other short newscaala,) WDBC—isw 9:10 Nlglitbeat $x miles away. A communlity wishing to at­ 8:00 Lenuf johjT'wade 11:00 News, Sports. Weather So the bead ot the family tract refugees, or employers 8:00 Dick Robinson 11:30 Art John.son plucked ‘Die phone number of a 1:06 News, Sign Off . ftft « WPOP—1416 with Job openings for some, , ^ WBCH—9M 5:00 George Brewer ^ a l car dealer out of the Yel- ahouM contact a ciiurch In their 8:00 Hartford HighllghU 7:00 Ken Griffin 7:00 News 12:00 Stem Dcmglas low Pages, Called him up and hometown or the refugee center 8:C‘J:00 Gssllght ~ Jald: tai Miami, or both, tha spokes­ 13:00 Quiet Hours ' "W)e need a light sedan and « ft,, w WINF-128* whether religious man said. Moat churches are 6:00 News ^ e Vulture 6 you hahffie seems prepared to relay the requests 5 -15 Dial 13 to settlement agencies, he said. 6:00 News We^re as ^bout Please send one , 6:46 Lowell Thomas fraternal or nationalistic over. Have the man bring th e' "Many refugees may not t>e 7:00 TTie World Tonight MM able, to find jobs where their 7:15 Frank Gifford near as Jales contract and other docu­ 7:30 Harry Reasoner dictates our ments." • relative^ are, and will be happy 8:00 News your to go elsewhere," said Harry 8:15 Dial 12 i "Wait a minute," said 10;06 Comment services. dealer. "You mean you daht Lyford, public iiiformation ofti- aO:40 Dial 13 telephone cer at the center. 13:00 News want to see H first?” ■ V?' 13:15 Sign Off j "Not especially,” we repUecL Under the new phase of the . ft- . . WTIC-1()8# migration movement, relatives 5:00 Afternoon Edition FREE "We’ve seen the one the fellow of Cubans already in the United 6:W News. Sporte, Weather SFetutdea JSTe next door has and if you've seen ^ .ft J' •i. -*V 'K'vi..,. »:4o Americana qpe Vulture 6 you’ve, seen 'em States will be flown from Vara^ Columns Throw Yule Light at Town Hall 7:06 Conversation Piece DELIVERY Z'?2 of U>* World all.’’ dero, Cuba, to Miami. There ^ y workers use a 65-foot boom to Install spirals of about 350 lights down the four columns 8:10 Pops Concert kue' wlU be nine flights weekly, wMh fronting' the Municipal Building. The holiday display of red, white, green and blue lights win 3I"Now wait, wait," said the Uncle Sam paying the fares. MplMe the decorating of the 70-foot high pine, situated on the lawn of the building. Ken Your order for drug needs W a t k i n s -W e s t fcaler, who seemed In a state of Wsh of the park department Is in charge of the lighting plan, which was designed froni n, and cosmetics will be taken Shock. "What kind of Vulture S drawing made by Town Clerk- Edward Tomkiel. (Herald photo by Satemls.) * of Immediately. 4° you have In mind?” ------L. MARLOW 'S I ORMANDJ. WEST • DIRECTOR j(."A new one,” we specified ' < 4- -I t*J( ' s < member of the House of Com­ demands." criticism. FALSE TEETH vr“Fpur doors. No radio. What •' ' ^ ' ".... -C’ Do false teeth drop, ellp ot wobble colors you got?” ■ A . .X-. ii'. mons, William Hamilton, sayS He -said he will ask the gov­ A Foreign Office spokesman when you talk, eat, laugh or sneecet . , • 9i > • ft he has hea^ Princess Margar­ ernment to reveal the exact cost said taxpayers would pay only Don t ^ annoyed and. emberneeed “Well, my . first batch of '66 et’s 20-day visit to the United and show how the money was for that part of the trip designed four doors is due in about three States cost the taxpayers at spent. Ji seeps isise teeta days. I’m expecting one black, as a public relations boo.st for niore nrmly set. Gives confident feel, least *110,000 and he thinks It is Another Laborite legislator, British exports, “and the rest tag of security and added comfort. one white and one Burgimdy. "an outrage.” Hugh Delargy, also posed a No gummy, gooey, pasty tsete or feel­ But don’t you want to wait will be met privately." He did ing. Get FASTKETH today a t dru« Hamilton said he opposed question. In Parliament about not disclose the amounts. counters everywhere. ^ and. . .?’’ "Hey, Jole,” we Called to our wife. “How about Burgundy for a color?” "Okay,” she said. "But tell him to get it over here as soon -V as he can. Those cab fares arc killing us.” Although In some anguii^, tha car dealer finally agree(l to We go to all the trouble of show up with a Burgundy cx>lor four-door Vulture 6, no radio, at the earliest opportunity. redesigning our interiors, 'mi Meanwhile, the two kids were out spreading the w'drd that the family was about to acquire a improving our handling, car. ^Get a 24-pack "Where did he go for It?** asked the housewife across the and refining our Wide-Track ride, of light bulbs street. “Oh, he didn’t go anywhere,” «H)M delivered to said Nicky, aged 8. “He ordered V and some people buy us MCk It by telephone.” This apparently spread your home around and for the next several just for our looks. days we and the wife got some mighty funny looks from the and save money neighbors. ' Toward the end of the week the dealer drove up with the iL^>' and inconvenience** car...... --'CA- J ''^"This Burgundy?” we asked. says Reddy “Don’t display your igno- Clang . . . Clang . . . Here Comes Christmas! ranee,” said Jole. “Haven’t you - > r ever heard of white Burgundy? to John Palmer Comes from the Oote d’Or,’ Ycurc on the ri^ht trnck D&'I/a youn^ holiday dressa Tonne and Saone-et-Loire same i H as the other kind.” ’ H i i i We closed the deal on the fhoivn at the Trolley Mii lacc-collarcd gray flannel Tinuncr In Judy Ba\ $15 fortune in cab fares and what’# all the fuss about? 5? A New Service from HELCO . . . Elenah ro.ollcy for 1966 that calls for austerilY sheer dacron-cotton lonp^ tor ing, And nicer instrument clusters you've more enjoyable to drive. in flip for the outside. We spend so much never seen. amall quantities. • Joseph USii» time and effort In there. Really, f hough-we don’t care which on# [HOUSii] We've even had our engineers take our • Polly Flinders Why, this year alone we've made avail­ /of our features gets you inside one of our D 6r L m test cars apart to see if they can make them new Pontlacs, just as long as it gets you • kate Greeijawagr able brand-new wraparound buckets and smoother, ejuieter, and more luxurious. I ^ k for the order form for the “Reddy 24-Pack»’ in your HELCO servka profile bench seats. Not to mention extend­ there. And It will. At least judging by the • Pandora |, ' MANCHCSTER PARKADE And they came up with improvements that. number of Pontlacs you see on the roed. DilL Save money tmd inconvenience. Holiday Hqusc a t ^ 1 Cottage St offers a new • Younglahdj: kind of retirement living. • Qlrltown j' \? fs' Handy to stores, churches, • Jaymee Santa will be in D&L’s Young World daily Everything’s new in tiger country. Wide-Track Pontiac/’66 Hear HELCO HALF HOUR, 7:15 a,m., Mon.-FrI., WCCC, 1290 AM., 106.9 FM theater and buses. Home­ • GQIIBIN$ CORNER, • Origii-KnlU GIFT RAPT! from 4:80 to 8:30 p.m. . . . and Saturdays COM TO TWSRCOUNTRy.YOUR PONTIAC DEALER-A GOOD place TO IBUY USED CARS, TOW a M M U W / U U like ixMinB and surround­ • DOWNTOWN ings; good food. Mary H. • Chubbette from 12 noon to 8:30 pjn. and Katherine M. Glblin, WEST HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Our glamorous red and gold owners, for 38 years op­ • Her Majeajly Christinas fruit gift wrap­ erators of the IttuichesteF • Coatcraft i' Plwify of Frao PenUng.,,. The Hartford Electric Light Company Convalescent Home. Call ' V PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. • Bambury y ping is yours without at 39 Cottage S t or phone • MANCHESTER . . . drive right on out'to D&L in Manches­ 878 MAIN ^ STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-2368 for full informa­ • BRISTOL. eCay Sprittti 1 charge with every holiday Yom iMmwR-mm mme em m tion. Katherine M. OlbHn, PARKADE PLAZA ter Parkade, always plenty of free paricin^ Administrator. e Gardner purchase at all D4kL stores. for your car!

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;.'t ri',. Deaths Set TTie m&maffe of Miss Joyce Misa. Jbyce Lee Rlssa of Ann Leavesti(oin o< Manchester Manchester became the bride of to Roger Olarke Campbell ot ’ John James Rogers, -also of ;■ wfB meet' .... L e c o r d Glastonbury took place Satur­ Manchester, formerly o f Con­ ,«tV 8 Wedaeeday in the ,L day morning at St. James* hlgh adhoot to. fill * numlMr o f ^ A8SOCIATBD PRESS New Britain, UUed on Ghriatian stable, N.Y., on Saturday monw Church. aepobsltvei poets and to taka ™ “ l^ v in g cheer changed Lane in Beriln, Ing at the Church of the Aa- ^ ■rlioiui ta as the 102- And Herbert Hart, ge, of Ham- The bride la a daughter of sumption. Mr. and M n . Arnold O. Leave- *"“ ‘**y '*^*«>‘end ended at <>««. WUed Wednesday on the The bride Is a daughter o f a ld e w ^ emutnlotwn in towm midnight with a record number Merritt Parkway in Greenwich. Btrom of 885 Hackmatack St Mr. and Mrs. Lucian S. Rlsza ApiwihianenU are: Town au- ^ perspns killed on the nation’s ^ addition, two persons died The bridegroom Is a son of Mrs. of 812 Center''St. The bride* dltof, fd r «. two-year term; sev- Wghways. i of Injuries suffered in accidents Lester J. Campbell , of Qtaston- groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. an ineitftieini o f the sewer com- ^ was 598. The b a n n e d before the hoUday bury and the late Lester Camp- Leon J. Rogers of Constable. beU. The Rev. Idrnest J. Coppa of u . ^ “ * The Rev. Thomas Kennette of the Church o f the Assumption John Tambomim, 80,4)f Moos­ St. John the Baptist Church, performed the double ring cere­ an imexpta^ term endjng In "Hie leader among the 00 up, died at Day-Kimball Hos­ New York city, performed the mony and was celebrant at the Octotitf .1967; nnd' a cohst^le, states' and the District of pital, Putnam, Sunday as a re­ double ring ceremony. Mrs. nuptial high Mass. Paul Chete- to fUl an unexplred te m to Oc- Columbia was New York with 40 sult of Injuries suffered when he Ralph Muccarone waa organist lat of Manchester was organist and soloist. Bouquest of white dead. The next highest cotmto 7 “ ^ “ iand soloist. Vases o f white Also on the agenda, are dia- were logged In California and Wetoesday. gladioli and chrysanthemums chrysanthemums and pompons cussion and eonslderatioh of Texas, ...... both with 36 dead. Arthur E. Paquette, 23, of were on the altar. were on the altar. prPpoB,ed sldewa^ speciftea-. The Associated Press tally Farmington, died at New Britain T h e bride, given in marriage Given in marriage by her tlons, and appotatment of a started at 6 p.m. Wednesday. General H o ^ ta l BYiday of in­ by her, father, wore a full- father, the bride wore a full- councU member to the new Although most of the traffic juries suffered in Halnville last length gown of peau de sole length satin gown appliqued town sidewalk committee. deaths were single fatalities, with re-embroidered alencon trimmed with beaded Venetian lace. The gown was designed Improvements Committee scattered multiple-death acc'i- lace. The gown was designed EdWard R. Stetoen has been dents helped boost the final wdth long tapered sleeves, scoop­ with fitted bodice, bell-shaped sleeves, A-line skirt and de­ named ohainnan of the town’s count. Contract Let ed neckline, sheath skirt and capital: ■improveinents commit- A collision Sunday resulted in bouffant overskirt with chapel- tachable cathedral train. Her bouffant elbow-length veil tee. ,'S te b ^ a former council- ihe death e skirts. The Everett, cousin of the bride.' MRS. JOHN JAMES ROGERS gowns were fashioned with Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Hockanum Mills for 14 years. The matron of honor wore a works department, park and Two Fire Death* brought total hospital pay- ^ ^ '"®nts to more than a half-bll- three-quarter-length sleeves, Whelan of 67 S. Alton St. cele­ ’They then moved to Moosup full-length empire-styled gown recreation department and pub- Coimectlcut counted nine dead The couple will live in Manches- by Aetna Life Insurance Co., Mc building commission. empire waistlines, and back brated their 50th wedding anni­ where he continued working with with brown velvet bodice and ter after Dec. 6. Hartfprd. as a result of accidents during panels attached ait the waists. versary Saturday with a recep­ textiles and retired in 1950 beige crepe skirt. She wore a (Mr. Rogers attended schools Zone Appeals the long ’Ihanksglving weekend; They wore matching ruby os­ tion at the Manchester Country from Brunswick Worsted Mills. matching brown velvet cabbage in Constable and Malone, N.Y. The zoning board of appeals two in a fire and seven in traffic trich feather headpieces with Club for 100 guests. Those at­ They came to Manchester when rose headpiece and carried a He is a 1969 graduate of Frank­ will hold- a public hearing at 8 mishaps. Person To Person circular veils. The matron of tending the event came from he retired. crescent-shaped bouquet of yel­ lin Academy, Malone. He served Elastic Stockings p.m. Dec. 2 at the Wapping Ele­ Victims of a fire at their Willi- mentary School to consider fotir honor carried a cascade bouquet Massachusetts, Rhode Island, ’The Whelans have six chil­ low and bronze pompons ac­ four years in the U.S. Marine mantic home Saturday were 7- We heard a of red roses accented with New Hampshire and Connecti­ dren, Charles P. Whelan, Mrs. cented with yellow roses and Cotps stationed with the Fourth Trusses — Beits applications. They are: year-old Cynthia Pietrowskl and little story stephanotis while the brides­ cut, A high anniversary Mass Loretta Savilonis and Mrs. Rita green foliage. *. Marine Air ’Wing, South Viet William J. Jurgelas, a ■var­ her 4-year-old brother, Robert. which shows maids carried cascade bouquets was celebrated at the Church Kopecld, all of Manchester; The bridesmaids were dressed Nam. Mrs. Rogers is a 1963 ARTHUR DRUG iance to have three lota with ’Their mother, Mrs. ’Thomas how easy it Is of red roses. of the Assumption before the Walter Whelan of Windsor, In gowns styled to match the honor graduate of Manchester less thaii the required frontage Pletrowski, and four other chil­ to misunder­ Mrs. Leavestrom wore a pink reception. Mrs. Dorothy Enes of. East honor attendant’s designed with High School. She is employed a t property west of Merit Rd., dren escaped without serious In­ stand what beaded crepe sheath with pink The couple was married Nov. Hartford and Lt. Col. Raymond seaweed green velvet bodices bounded on three sides by land jury. someone offers you. It hap­ accessories and a white orchid 25, 1015, at St. Ann’s Church, Whelan of Arlington, Va. They and beige crepe skirts. They Advertisement Advertisement of Paul LaiFrance, and In a R ’The traffic victims were: Mrs. Shirley Bloise, 41, of pened .when corsage. The bridegroom’s Lawrence, Mass. ’They came to also have 14 grandchildren and wore matching seaweed green Rural zone. an alien was mother wore a royal blue silk Rockville in 1030, where Whelan 5 great-grandchildren, (Herald cabbage rose velvet headpieces Mildredunjiorea B.u. Smith,»m un, a ■variancevariance Wallingford, killed Saturday j. being ex- dress with velvet trim, blue ac­ was kre overseer finisher at photo by Satemls.) and carried crescent - shaped New Careers for H. S. Grqds. for a building lot with less t l ^ night on the lyilbur Cross Park- amined on his cessories and a white orchid cor­ bouquets of yellow and bronze Pays Salaries to $12,000 the required frontagefrontaere and area ™ Meriden. application for sage. pompons and green foliage. at 296 Foster S t, in a R Rurail Peter Z. Jutras, 46, of Hart- American cit- MAGNA-COLOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMING USING IBM EQUIPMENT offers Featuring A reception for 120 was held Mrs. Rizza wore a beige satin Zone. ford, and 3-month-old Susan Izenshlp. He is ^ at.Schaub's Restaurant, Ware­ dress vvith matching brocade Men & Women (17 to 45) with no previous experience the chance Crowley of East Hampton, killed carpenter bystewart Johnston to earn 87,000-$12,000 yearly. Mathematical training NOT re­ Winiam Rra’wskl, 2241 El­ N coat, matching accessories and Friday on Route 2 in Glaston­ trade, and with AUTOMATICALLY PERFECT PICTURES and house Point. For a motor trip quired. “ lington Rd., Wapping, a ■var­ a bronze orchid corsage. The bury. when the judge asks him, to the Pocono Mountains, Pa., Today, Computer Program­ training as a Computer Pro­ iance for a lot with less than bridegroom’s mother wore a - . J , , Peter Cabral, 17, of Green- "Could you become President of Mrs. Campbell wore a cherry- mers are demanding higher grammer our FREE NATION­ the United States?’’ He replied killed Saturday on River- colored knit suit with black ac­ blue and green knit suit with starting salaries, enjoying ex­ WIDE PLACEMENT ASSIST­ immediately, “No sir! I’ve got matching accessories and a citing new work offering pro­ at S ^ d HUI and BUlngton Rds. side Road in Greeh^rich. ASTRO-SONIC STEREO cessories and a white orchid ANCE SER'VICE will aid in se­ all I can do Just trying to be corsage. ’The couple will matte white orchid corsage. fessional growth in Govt. & curing you a top position. In a R Rural zone. Bruno Conldo, 69, of New Brit- a good carpenter.” Well, let Industry. Electronic Computer . . . the most beautiful music you've ever heard their home at Cumberland Dr., A reception for 200 was held Why wait? Start immediate­ Frank Draus, 39 Grove St., ain, killed Thursday on Corbhf' there be no confusion about at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Programming Training Center ly preparing yourself for higher Rockville, a variance for a teen- Avenue in New Britain. what we offer and deliver: Top East Hartford, after Dec. 5. will train you to program IBM For a motor trip to northern paying jobs offering a real fu­ age dance.• center at 876 Main William Juchniewicz, 28, of Satisfaction, served the way irs TRULY THE MOST PERFECT Mr. Campbell is a graduate computers in your spare time. ture. Write today for FREE of Manhattan College, New New England and Canada, Mrs. Bt., In a R Rural zone. we would want to be served! ECP’TC’s specially designed in­ COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Dillon Sales and Service, Inc. York City. He is attending Rogers wore a cream-colored dividualized study course per­ BOOKLET & FREE APTI- Avery PTA Cancels knit suit, antelope suede coat Your Ford dealer, 319 Main St., HOME ENTERTAINMENT GIFT Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti­ mits you to accelerate at your ’TUDE TEST ’TO: Dept. MH, The Avery Street School PTA Manchester. Phone 643-2145. tute Graduate Center, South with mink collar and match­ own speed. Upon certification E.C.P.I., 422 New Park Avs., will not meet In December be­ COSMETICS Windsor, while working as an ing brown leather accessories. of satisfactory completion of Hartford, Conn. cause of the holiday season. The WE CARRY’ ALL electrical engineer in the ex­ next regpilar meriting will be on THE TOP LINESJNES Only • Brilliant Color 'Tube— brings you perimental engineering depart­ the first ’Tuesday in January. brighter, more vivid 265 sq. in. ment of Pratt and Whitney Di­ The PTA 'Will sponsor two ARTHUR DRUG pictures that are far superior to vision of United Aircraft Corp., CAMERA AND FILM film programs for children, one MAGNA I East Hartford. Mrs. Campbell on D ^ . 11 and the other Dec. other color TV makes today I attended Manchester High HEADQUARTERS 18, at the school. The films will V 4 School and the University of be announced later. COLOR • Chromotone — add thrilling di­ Hartford. She is employed as a Chaperones are needed to ride RANGE mension, depth to color, warm secretary in the engineering de­ Let Us Check the buses to the children’s con­ AND beauty to monochrome— eliminat­ partment of Pratt and Whitney. Your Camera Brings cert series. Ejuses will not serve FUEL OIL ing drab, dull gray and black pic­ Glihas Mark 25th Anniversary For Holiday Photos schools 'Where chaperones are tures on most other makes. BUDGET EQUALS 45 FIRMS not available. Parents may con­ GASOLINE You All Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliha of has worked for 24 years. He is WASHINGTON — Total U.S. 460 Hillstown Rd. celebrated a member of the Knights of tact iPTA presidents to volun­ • Quick Pictures— come on in just government spending equals the The finest teer as chaperones. their 25th wedding anniversary Columbus. (Herald Photo by combined sumual sales of the 45 W e put our pride In These 12 seconds; four times faster Saturday at a party for 65 at Satemis.) QUALITY & SERVICE AL AUXniARY than others, largest U.S. corporations. BANTLY OIL your shirts . . . they Hillstown GrriiMe, East Hart­ dt reasonable prices The Abe E. Miller American (OMl'ANY, INC. ford. Guests Attended from liCglon auxiliary will hold,. a have to be perfect! Exclusive • Color Purifier— (degausser) au­ Automation Training Is looking for people Forest City, Pa., Gliha’s home regular, meeting Wednesday at ;i;n main s t r e e t tomatically keeps all pictures town; Cleveland, Ohio; Roches­ from your area. Persons selected can bo trained 8 pjn. at the Main Bt. Legion Collars pressed right, In a program which need not interfere with present Job. TEL, 619-1.'.‘>5 and pure, both monochrome and color, ...All in one fine furniture cabinet ter, N.Y., and towns in Connecti­ HalL Miss Sherry Strohm will SALEM If you qualify, training can be financed. Write today. Pleaae Rockville S7.>-:i271 cuffs neat, no embarass- even if set has been moved. Costii you Ists than cowipariMz units pufchzred szparatzlyl cut. include home phone number and age. speak on the ‘^American Field ing wrinkles or uncom­ Service.” Miss Strohm is a Jun­ The Singapore 21 -m odel 2-T564 In authentic, hand-crafted Mrs. Stanley Graskowski of NASSIFF fortable scratching . . . Advanced • Most Reliable— Precision "bond­ Far Eastern Contemporary cabinet. Avon, sister of Mrs. Gllha and CAM ERA & AUTOMATION TRAINING ior at the South Windsor High and shiny clean. That’s a *75 0 school and is a member of the ed circuitry” just as in today’s a bridesmaid at her wedding, at­ Box. ^p c/o this n*wspap«r tended the party. P H O TO SHOP current affairs, club. well-groomed shirt! Features space-age military electronic ’The couple was married Nov. equipment — assures trouble-free 991 MAIN STREET St. Peter's Servloes 23, 1040, in St. Ann’s Church, Elervices will-be held tomor­ NEW SYSTEM ★ dependability. No old-fashioned Hartford, and have lived in Tel. 643-7369 row at St. Peter’s Episcopal i : r / “hand-wiring!” Manchester about 16 years. Church in observance of St LAUNDRY They have two children, Donald Andrew’s Day. Holy Commu­ fairwax AND DRY CLEANING Gliha, a sophomore at Upper nion will be celebrated at 9:30 v / ^ Iowa University, and Mrs. ajn. and 7:48 p.m. The regular ON HARRISON STT, (44) Carol Grundman of Rochester. Blackwells Mark 50th Anniversary help evening prayer servloo \rill be Off East Center St, $100QT ^Both Falrivays Now Open^ Opposite the Cemetery utilizing revolutionary space-age Mrs. Gllha is a member of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh L. Black Wednesday at 7 :45 p.m. I Every Night till 9 till ^ ASTRO solid-state circuitry, Astro-Sonic H ill^ w n Grange, Ladies of ’The couple was married at For Pick-up and Delivery well of Roslindale, Mass., were St. Joseph’s Church, Boston, ^ Christmas to f every ^ Stereo now eliminates component­ Assumption and W o m e n’ s fetied at a golden wedding an­ ManefaestOr Evening Herald Call 649-7758 2 Mass. Blackwell is retired from him k Christmas Need! 5 damaging heat as weh as the source Auxiliary to Manchester Hos­ Branches at: 209 North Main SONIC niversary party Saturday for 30 the Furness Whithey Co., Ltd., Booth Windsor eorrespondeat, I pital. Her husband is a group St. and 601 Hartford Rd. of distortions^you must hear it to guests at the home of their son maritime shipplrig. Besides their Ann Lyons^ teL .644-8582. leader at Pratt and ’Whitney believe it! and daughter-in-law, Mr. and two sons they have nine grand­ help the Division of United Aircraft Mrs. Eugene L. 'BlackiweU, 111 children. (Herald photo by Sa- Ooip., East Hartford, where' he Baldwin Rd. Another son ' and ternis.) Stereo features: Solid-state Stereo daughter-indaw, Mr. and Mrs. Finest himself FM and Monaural FM/AM Radio, Rotoert H. Bladkwell of Brain­ LAKE, MOUNT BOTH LEAD solid-state Stereo Amplifier with Costs you loss than companii^ units porehnod zoparatolyl Tho WIN A DIAMOND tree, Mass., were co-host and GENEVA, Switzerland — Eu­ HANOHESTER’S OLCEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION hostess. |ln The 20-watts undifitorted music power, Nantucket 21—model 2-T565 In Colonial fine furniture. Magna-Color 1 CARAT RING rope’s largest lake, Leman, is in TV sets a new standard of dependability, too, with the exclusive Guests included -Mrs. Black­ this city near the highest Eu­ two 12” Bass Woofers, two 1000 850 JUST COME IN: 9 Magnavox Bonded Circuitry Chassis. well’s nine brothers and sisters. ropean peak, Mont Blanc. Re-creation cycle Exponential Homs. The ex­ TREASURE SHOPPE Couple Mark 25th Anniversary OPEN TILL 4 P. M. clusive Micromatic Player lets your MANCHES'TER PARKADE Of records last a lifetime. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frede­ Church, Hartfot^, by the late MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY rick Walz Jr. of 36 Ferguson Rd. Rt. Rev. Msgx. Thomas P. Mul- Sound Solid-state components are so reli­ celebrated their 26th wedding cahy.. ’They came to Manches­ able, they are guaranteed 5 years, ter about 16 years ago. They ADDITIONAL HOURS , anniversary Saturday by renew­ We screen EVERY TYPE replaced by us if found" defective in have four children, Thomas, a THURSDAY ^EVENING « TO 8 ^ Travel Service 2 ing their wedding vows at St. sophomore at Siena College, ★ — normal use. Service (labor) provid­ Bartholomew’s Church. ’The Loudonville, N.Y.; James, a and SIZE of FIREPLACE ed for first 90 days. Rev. Richard C. BoUea was cel­ senior at East Catholic High I GLOBE ] ebrant at the Mass. School; Mary, a sophomore at alcoholism Beneficial About 70 friends and relatives ^905 MAIN STREET ^ East Catholic High School; and mpAV* attended a coffee social at the Nancy, a Grade 7 pupU at St. Is Call up or coma In. Ask for the cash you MONTHLY n S A V I M G S 643-2165 A Walz home after Mass. Quests Bariholomew’s SchooL want and get fast service, tool Do your $16.7S $300 INSTANT Pay No Money Down! ► included the following members Mrs. Walz, the former Agnes shopping, pay vour bills, enjoy tha hollqaya. 2 6 .U 800 LOAN EARNINGS of the wedding party: Robert J. ireaiaiiieT You pick me terms . . . you pick tha pay­ . Authorized agent In Man- j Jordan, is an aotive member of H A l 700 \ < f \ I I I * »v Landrigan of West Hartford, the Combined Catholic Mothers ments' . . . at Benettclal, wnara you gat Up To 3 Years To Pay! ^ C h ester for all A irlines,^ 377 Boston Post Rd., Orange that BIG O.K. for cashi Call up and saal 61.16 1000 Dividends . Railroads and Steamship who served as best man; and Circle and St. Bartholomew FOR INFORMATION Phone 799-2324 Paid From L Llnea ” Mrs. Ben D. Occarello of East Guild. Her. husband is employed ■liiaiW Rssim tystm • liN sttiss sMst-tmiit *OA34menihplaii. osiuMweTte’i etzaet riwsaeiai: laeVlTBTiea No Payments Until March 1966 CALL OR VISIT . * - . • . ,' . Hartford, sister of Walz; and at Pratt and Whitney Division ^ Open Dally— 9:30 s.m. to 5 p.m. 1 Day of Mondays Si Fridays— 9:30 s.ijn. to 9 p.m. Mrs. Francis J. Burke ofiwest of United Aircraft Corp., East Agencies listed under AL­ Loans up to $1000-— Loans life-lnsursd at low eoM. Depoelt Hartford, bridesm^ds. Hartford, and is a member of Beneficial Finance Co. of Manchester BRANCH OFFHliB. BOUTlB 81, COY^NTBY The couple was married Nov. COHOLISM in the WHITE OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 the Purchasing Agents Associa­ 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 850 Read Herald Ads. 27, 1940 at St. Augustine’s tion of Connecticut PAGES of major telephon* directries. 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■ ^ ^ . 'T '" '. y . ■ , - . ■tocM to f5 on riolng. Oompa* boom — and mors •poelflcally, po^ cant " a l i ^ of a year a fo the pablle ia atlll playlnar teydr^ Mo n d a y . Novii«BeR»;''M W ' --r''''"*? defenee ordera, or to the profit proaj^ ^ ^ ot taQai> and year ,eni^ extras' are bec6m- ites, even if the blue chip ayar» BfioDi Fizzles ^'*P*®** W fter ord|jhl|^bave ness in fo ie n d . m v d n rs, Uke tag n it all this is ages xni^- seem stuck on dead benefited. . ‘Ah corporate executives, get skit- based oa'^ past performance.-center. One uncertainty plaguing tish at signs of government con- Some tradazS -are afraid that .. Finish stock traders has been hov the profit margins, which have been „ , tug of war between the advo- Others . apparently are stlU Retting fatter this year, are due China $ Strength Le»» M ' r : ' Still Loves a P^ade u.^V" : .V ': (APJ — The uncertaiittfas that leagued the cates of tight money and easy unconvinced that the economy to shrink as production costs nbW YORK—The combined stock market, has l| | n ored all market after the summer up­ money will turn out. More abun- is going to expand smartly next ^se. armies of the free world out- ,the golden profits reports and surge. But, as usual, some of dant credit might fire up the year. They see auto sales set- 'Ye4 all of the Hesitancy hasn't number Red China’s—about 2.7 ''the predictions of a b i^ e r boom these vpry uncertainties have boom, making stocks attrac- ting records now, but aren’t bothered some industries in the million men to 2.6 million, . ahead to end up November aided the stocks of favored in­ tlve; tight money might put a sure they can get much better, last few weeks. Standard .ft China has 60 warships: the free about where it was in the mid­ dustries. clamp on consumer buying and They are told that business is Poor’s compilation of stock nations have 800. With 4,000 Jet dle of October. Example; A big damper on business spending and bring the planning to spend more for prices iihows these groups, doing warplanes, the free nations have That IS, the ups and downs of general speculative enthusiasm boom to an end. This uncertain- plant and equipment, but aren’t better than the market as a twite China’s number. the popular stock averages have has been the buildup of the war ty has put some investors on the too sure this won’t mean excess whole; makers of television and i—______about canceled themselves out. in 'Viet Nam^ Traders change sideline to wait for a clearer productive facilities. A plant radio sets, railroads, coal corn- But a number of individual ■ i i their mind from week to week decision. construction boom in 1956 and panics, machine tools, electron- companies and some industries as to whether this might get big The government’s clamp meant a surplus of idle Ics, aerospace, electrical equlp- have held the public’s fanCy-and enough to put a crimp in some MARLOW’S down on price increases in alu- equipment in the recession of ment, publishing and metal fab- Mata St., Manchester Staged considerable price gains. civilian g (^ s production and mlnum, copper and high grade rlcatlng. . The see-saw hesitancy of the sales. Yet In one sector of the wheat also worries' some trad- Profits are reassuring. They -In many cases prices haven’t OPEN till Y— TUES. 'AT THE PARKADB general list, as measured by the market, aerospace and aeronau­ ers. They are trying to figure are setting records. Dividend advanced as fast as they did THURS. and FRI. LIGGETT DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTl blue chips, has been due to the tics, the tendency has been for what this may mean to the payments are running some 11 during the summer upturn. But

MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Vernon Rain or shine, the Rockville Area Chamber of dington Rock Riders, led by a pair of damp chil­ rose 4-H Band, the only musical unit to show up in Commerce was determined to go ahead with its dren in a pony cart, braved the elements; parade the deluge; but Santa, riding in a Rockville fire Christmas parade Saturday. And scf it did. Parade watchers, of all ages, showed up, wearing all man­ engine, made the whole thing worth'While, dis­ v e a $ u i marshal Gene Pitney (left), a popular recording HIGH COUNT Chamber Christmas Parade ner of foul weather gear; Kathy Hopewell of tributing good cheer and promises of Christmas star, stayed dry in one of the lead cars; the Red- Windsor spun her baton at the head of the Mel- soon to come. (Herald photo by Satemis.) Falls Victim to the Elements Education Board Second Accident Woodland St., stopped to avoid in turn hit a police cruiser . A heavy luin washed away route. Local and state officials Board to Meet Informally hitting it. Harold R. Lawson which Patrolman John H. COTTON BROADCLOTH most of the town’s annual and parade marshals were in Meeting Tonight Result of First Jr., 36, of 146 Woodland S t, Hughes Jr. had parked to in­ swerved to avoid hitting Weir. Christmas parade Saturday, but enclosed cars, identified by To Discuss Pioneer Park vestigate the original accident laig;e signs hanging from car The Board of Education meets In doing so he hit a parked Lawson's car was damaged to DEPAKTMENT STORES the hardy children and adults A police cruiser and six other doors. ., with the Manchester Education Mayor Francis Mahoney has sibility, and at least a moral ob­ car which in turn hit another th&j( extent that it had to b« WHERE SAVINGS ARE IN FASHION Who braved the elements werfe vehicles were Involved In two parked car. Both parked cars Sadlak remarked that about 20 Association tonight In the fourth honored a request by Director ligation, to the town.” towed away. accidents on Broad St. yester­ are owned by Oliver S. Goth- DRESS SHIRTS entertained by the floats and clowns “ made the parade” by of a series of discussions in the Harlan Taylor and has called an Taylor chided Mahoney for berg of 90 Broad St inarching units that took part. their zany antics. One of the fea­ current negotiations procedure. informal meeting of the board the haste with which money al­ day, one of them a result of the $50,000 for Study ■ The parade, scheduled as a tures in the abbreviated event The meeting is scheduled for of directors for Dec. 10 at 8 locations, rezoning and deed other. While the accident was under "rain or shine" event, lasted 7 :30 in the board room of Beonet p.m. to discuss the Pioneer In­ transfers had been made, say­ investigation, Dennis W. Mc­ was an antique "clown car” , The crashes occurred near WASHINGTON—The U S. De­ albout 30 minutes. Jimior High School. dustrial Park situation. ing, “ In driving by the site, I Connell, 23, of 44 Lewis S t, which was reconstructed with Chambers St. shortly after 1;30 partment of Agriculturo ho# Youngsters, huddled under two front ends and two steering Since only one more meeting Taylor, in requesting thp noted that even the foundations a.m. drove by and slowed down at awarded the National Canners Btore awnings, stood, dripping wheels. between the board and the MEA meeting, has criticized the haste for the new Pioneer Plant had the scene. Donald R. Bouchee, Association Research F\>und- wet in rain coats, or sat in cars Is scheduled before the Dec. 6 with which the board, last Feb­ not yet been poured, although The first mishap took place, 33, of 412 Hilliard St., applied ation a ISO,000 contract to study Clowns walked along the pa­ parked along the parade route. ruary, appropriated $80,000 to we were told that Pioneer had according to police, when an his brakes to avoid hitting Mc­ the effects of commercial and rade route, banding out lolli­ deadline for the negotiations, it provide an access road and to move from its present loca­ unidentified vehicle came out of Connell, but the brakes failed. home processing on i>estlcldeB Antoni N. Sadlak, exeotuive pops, although some of the Is expected that a large portion water for Pioneer Parachute in tion by December of this year.” Lockwood St. John Weir, 310 His car hit McConneU’s, which applied to growing vegetables. director of the Rock-vllle Area candy slipped from small, wet of the contract proposal would the belief that the privately Michael G. Kagan, president Chamber of Commerce, lauded hands, and was carried by rap­ be discussed tonight. Including owned industrial park would be of Pioneer, said today that plans those who participated, and id waters In the gutters. the salary scale. Last Monday’s noted that there were many meeting, which lasted about the site for additional industry. for the $500,000 plant are In the First prize in the float com­ for marching units which showed three hours, covered only three He espeoiafly scored the own­ final stages of preparation and petition was awarded to the up, but then decided not to articles of a 26--point proposal. er of the park, John Bamini, that he may have an announce­ Trinity Lutheran Church of march as the rains continued. Last week’s meeting touched for not offering land to Ander­ ment to make this week, con­ Prospect St. for a float entitled ‘‘If things had gone well,” on the basic negotiations pro­ sen Laboratories of West Hart­ cerning a contract award and "Christ Is Christmas in All Sadlak said, “ this would have cedure, a complet^ system of ford, when that company, in the start of construction. Lands.” A float sponsored by September, was seeking a 25- been fhe best parade ever.” presenting girievances and maxi­ The new plant will be built on the Burroughs Coip,, of Tolland acre site to relocate its factory. Sadlak noted that nine floats mum class sizes. The board then a 15-acre portion of Baminl's was second, and an exhibit, In his call for the meeting, Bnd eight bands were expected. decided against using outside 100-acre industrial park. It will Christmas In Ireland, by Ann Taylor, in a letter to Mahoney, 1.99 eo. A few floats braved the down­ arbitration in the case of un­ have access from McNall St., Marley’s Dancing School was wrote, "Perhaps we can ac­ pour, and only the Melrose 4- resolved grievances, opened the until such time as the Wilbur H Band played. third. complish now what I had hoped Cross Highway is expanded. At door to all Individuals and we could have guaranteed last Some the marching imlts Saturday’s parade was the minority teacher groups in that time, the McNall St. entry fifth sponsored by the area summer, that the property own­ will be lost and access will be took to cars and drove march handling grievances, and reject­ N Compare at 2.98 ea. chamber. ‘The last three pa­ er (Bamini) had a legal respon­ ed a proposal that the board be relocated from Demlng St, rades were all upset by weather in a constant negotiative rela­ conditions; In 1963, high winds "The Marvel Of Main Sfreef” tionship with the MEA, even Long sleeves! Convertible cuffs! Regular spread Perma Stay col- literally ripped the floats off • 00-ED Day after the slgning-'Of a contract. 9 0 s 'MAIN STREET— 643-2478 lars! Hi-count quality cotton broadcloth! 2 pockets! And, just Leading trucks; last year, freezing tem­ McCarthy Firehouse Offer CUSSES peratures hampered partici­ 3 for 5.00! Fantastic! Believe us when we tell you to hurry Hairdressers pants and spectators. . . . these shirts will go fasti White, 14V2-17. • FREE More than 300 telephone calls Road Connector Awaits Dec. 20 ZB A Ruling Recommend . . FtaWBMflt were received at the chamber office and*>police headquarters Put on Agenda Acceptance of a free offer tions and that the erection of Strvlct Inquiring about the parade on from developer James McCar­ a firehouse on the site will not Saturday. The board of directors at its thy of a two-lot parcel at Law- be substantially detrimental to Dec. 7 meeting, will take the On hand were a number of ton and Weaver Rds. for a the public \velfare. first positive step for the con­ 'Vernon police officers. "I’ve got town firehouse site hinges on Prior to the Dec. 20 ZBA // struction of a connector be­ a boot full of water,” one said the result of a hearing before hearing, the board of directors tween Parker and Oakland Sits., at its Dec. 7 meeting, will be SPECIAL GALS ONLY after the parade. the Zoning Board of Appeals when it considers a $2,300 al­ The parade introduced Santa (ZBA) at its Dec. 20 meeting. asked to approve a recommen­ location for payment of en­ dation by General Manager Claus to local children. Because gineering work. The town has filed an appli­ cation With the ZBA request­ Richard Martin that the town H ^vys. / his house In Central Park The proposed new road would ing a variance to diminish the offer the Community Baptist V -•j-Stv-ss:""...... " leaked, Santa held court in the rim from the vicinity of Parker 6:30 to 9 o’clock ' ' t v chamber office. size of McCarthy’s interior- Church $30,000 for a 100 by 200 St. and Mitchell Dr. to either foot site fronting on E. Center ' v P-"" apartments parcel off Lawton N. Main St. or N. School St., Rd. St. STORM HITS ITALY at Oakland St. Under town regulations, each The proposed - site’s 100-foot ROME (AP) — Storms lashed The proposal has been ap­ apartmeht unit in . Residence frontage includes the old Harry the Italian coast today for the proved by the Town Planning WEDNESDAY NIGHT Zone A is required to have a England dwelling, which would sixth day, keeping shipping dou- Commission and by Director of minimum of 4,000 square feet, have to be razed by the town. uble-anchored in ' ports and Public Works Walter Ihiss. and the lots which McCarthy A third proposal, the expen­ wrecking beach resort cabins. Both have sadd that the new has offered to the town are diture of $46,000 for tae pur­ Anchor chains snapped on connector may eliminate the TiHtai Fba part of the land area which ful­ chase of the one-third acre site light freighters in Naples har­ need for the relocation of Park­ THE STORE IS YOURS . I filled those requirements, at the corner of Woodbrldge St. f.' y ' , • New Classes Start bor, and crews struggled to er St., in the vicinity of Co­ Jan. and March Town Counsel Irving Aron­ and E. Middle Tpke., has been keep the ships off the rocks? lonial Board, and that it will r - “ — - son, who will represent the pushed into the background, reserved just for you women. The Waves splashed over coastal open up a landlocker area to po­ 1'nMMMHRnrMri.tln „ town at the ZBA hearing, will highways around the city. tential industrial use. pending the results of the other only men here will he our helpful have to prove need, by reason two considerations. Iwn- Beach facilities were wrecked The Planning Commission, in of exceptional topography, ex­ Santas to help with your selections.. I ANrm- at Miairina di Pisa, the shore re­ recommending that an outside sort of the leaning tower city. ceptional shape or other excep­ COIN COLLECTION LARGE • I engineering firm be retained, tional reason. 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\ . „ ...... 'toNitr^o>Ati?oii3fem 8B:«, raw MOITOAY, NOy^pER- 29,^1|W :«iti two Ctdnnet m>M. Mrvlcea will be held ^ s s s e :? ^-at 1:90 p.m. at the Mother United . :Plan - A ■ Holmak Funeral Home, 400 Main ' Sr. S t , / Manchester'. Hie Rev. In Bangkok /'TTo Aid Zambia wiRibeaR — An- B i^ e M. Cluster, pastor of North ‘AsMiichas ■f OD«n#iUc Sr. at Bai^ Methodist Church, will officiate. (Coattamed f r ^ Page One) - - (Ooattmiea- tn n Fwga Owe) (Ooattmwd from ^aga One) Burial will be in Wapping Ceme­ " Hill, fMtber of An- Mary had used her older sleter'a Hi6. question of troops for ad transif visas to the Ihittad ii*' ' I>l*Mak ■ 'Jr„' ‘ -^leph tery. ^ No'Delay Seen Wends may cal at the tu- birth certtflcate to get a pada^' .‘taSMK, ttotafansa to spilt tbs States. Tbs Viet Oong an- P wwak - and Cheater Dwormk, neral home tomorrow from 3 to P ^ * British poUtloti In Gemini Shot nounbed over tbe weekend that til of South WtaulBor, died- Sat- ■ ■ m ' 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 17)011 a letter and a cable ar> parUas have mainttioed in faca the tito men — Sgt. Oaoigs B. tuday at Hertford Hoapttal. (Contliniad from Page One) Hie family requests that those rfved from Tokyo, adding to the of Rhodaaia’S seisura of inde- Smith of Chester, W.Va., and V Sorvtvora also include hia wishing to do so may make do- myirtery. WVa tvro dauifhter*, two broth- nations to a memorial fund at pendenca. guldanica ayatam while practic­ Spec. 0 Ctouda B . MoOhma of aw, two ai^rs, seven grand- North"Meth^”ch^h.' In tha letter, WUson said ing an amargancy procedure. Chattanooga, Tenn., bed been Mary apologised for using her .vv. Zambia's demand waa .. auidren and two great-grand- 1- «,:!«_ o,—».« Inatrumanta recorded the freed. ahiUren. mother’a credit card and prom­ btougW to WUson Suntoy nlgM_ „ ----- , current------at aevan-tentha of Tha communists oapturad 'Hie funeral will be held to­ ised to repay her mother from Mawonald, Brit- to r 100 mlllisaconda. HilS another Amerioan Sunday, the morrow at 8:10 ajn. frotn the Faaerals her earnings as an orphanage 9y<” todyi” y ^ i9 tlv a in ^ Bjgngi that simulated an pilot of a Navy F8 CkUsader Ahem Funeral Home, 1406 worker. ******* Amca. unwanted threa-tantha of a da- ahot down over NOith Vlst Nam 'The cable, signed simply Main St, Bast Hartford, with /ames A. Murray ' nomS aourcas said the da- turn in the Titan 3 booater 'about 10 mllae north pf Tbanh "M ary,” told the Wilspne she a solemn high Mass or requiem The funeral of James mand amounted to an ultima- rocket. Roa on an aimed reconntis- was returning and not to worry. at 9 a.m. at SS Cyril and Murray of 34 Westwood St. will even more ^*** *^**1,- Pr^deM National Aeronautica and sanoe mission. Tbe pilot ejected Methodius Church, Hartford, jjg|j tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. "She had little or no money. A Kenneth Kaunda to seek aid space Administration spokes- and was seen landing in an open Burial will be In St. Catherine’s the John F. Hemey Fu- 964 check of hers is home un- otl^ countries if Britain ^an said the primary guidance * amaU village. oashed. All she had wna her Cemetery, Broad Brook. „,ral Home, 219 W. Center St., mother’s credit card,’’ said Wil­ - ’ i**™. !?***” • ®*.!**’ immediately took over 8 « « o h and reecue aircraft Friends may call at the fu- a solemn high Mass of re- knophed ottt tbe power Una corrected the situation. *a«e and ho w«a son. aerti home tonight from 7 to *. at 9 at the Church of the .}«rom ttis dam to the copper g , ofscjgig confident presumed to have been cap- "We just don’t imderstand ft,’’ Assumption. , t.qnines for 94 hour* iaat week. jjjg gg„g correcUon could be Another Crusader was Mw. Marla Z. Levebuk he added. "This came complete­ Burial will be in St. James’ j; .> Brttti^ was reported vlrtutily made imder clrcum- Mrs. Marla Zilcak Lsvchuk, ly out of the blue. Mary la Her Sunday. But the pilot was Cemetery. charming, pretty, cooperative -=^|ertata' to send a aecurlty Jo rce stances during the actual 80, of 113 BiaseU St., died aud- Friends may call at the fu­ soma kind, perhaps a Royal launching. rescued. danly yaetorday at her home. and an excellent student.” An Air Force F4C went down neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Wilson said a physician who Air Sbrc.q reconnalaaance squad- Ha' added that when the new She waa the widow of Demetrt ran, to watch over the dam power unit waa installed, it be- near Plelku, In South Viet Xwvchuk. was treating Mary for a hyper- Nam’s central highlanda, appar­ w i t h Mrs. Alice Gaboon and its power lines. To refuse came apparent that it could Mrs. Levchuk was horn in thyroid condition theorized "her ently becatise of Viet Oong gun­ niini'priCinq Funeral services for Mrs. Kaunda would Increase tha like­ create similar voltage ^kesi Austria • Hungary and was a disease had altered her basic ners. 'Hte two crewmen ejected .^ ice Gaboon of IS St. John St. lihood of African or perhaps So the decision was made to raaident of Manchaster 46 yean. rationale and logic" and per­ and were picked up. were heM yesterday afternoon Communist Intervention. return to the original unit be­ She was a member of the Ladiea haps led her to seek adveniUu^, Other Air Force planes and a t the Holmes P\meral Home, Beckers Mark 25th Anniversary But a powerful faction of the cause It had been tested more of St. James. Vietnamese Skyraiders splashed 400 Main St. The Rev. CTlfford , , t^ v v opposition Conservative party is thoroughly. Survivors includa a siater, O. Simpson, pastor of Center Mr. and Mra. Louis Becker of this year. He has be^ *etehmln«i to prevent any esca- There was a possibility, how- heavy bombs and machine-gun Mrs. Sophie Sokolow^i of Stam­ Congregational Church, offici­ About Town 44 Oakwood Rd. were feted at a for 23 yews a t P ratt and WhlJ- ^ . grttish measures ever, that offidaT^l want to fire on a large Viet Oong force ford; and two tdeces, Mrs. Stev- ated. Burial was in Ellington surprise 25th anniversary |mrty.ney DMslon of United Ainnaft .gainst Rhodesian Prime hOnls- thoroughly retest a new Gemini In Tay Ninh Province nottoweet en HorvsUh of Brookfield and Center Cemetery. ’The mental health committee Saturday, Nov. 20 at their Corp., East Hartford, and Is a of Saigon, the spokesman said. ter Ian Smith's regime. One of 7 power unlit before flight, be- Mia. Mary Slivinsky of Stem------of the Junior Century Club will home. About 25 attended the general supervisor lii the ma- STOP&SHOP BRAND^ALE STARTS TODAY this group, Julian Amery, said caxise of the neceaatty of having ford. meet tonight at 8 for a workshop event, which was given by their terials laboratory, Sunday „lrh.«..< „l,p «cu.„ ’The funeral wlH be htid at the home of Mrs. Thomas children. Miss Elinor Becker Mrs. Becker, the former Hel- S for the Karlba Dam would In­ order so that Borman and Lov- Wednesday at 8 :80 a.m. from tha Hospital Notes McKenna, 36 Edison Rd. Toilet- and James Becker, both of Man- en Berkman of Hartford, is also inoe, 75 miles south of Salgoo, ry bags will be made for Nor- Chester. an ardent golfer. She Is a mem- volve sending British troops Into with bombs and rockets, the H o^Funeral Home. 400 Main vialtliig houra are 9 to 8 p.m. Rhodesian territory. weeks. S t, wltti a TOXesnn high Maas oC in |^|] areas excepting mater- wlch Hospital. The choral group The couple was married Nov. her of Lutz Junior Museum and T , .. spokesman reported. Famous Stop & Shop Brand quality. . . Bormen and r*^*™ .*^ J**^*^®**£Ch at uity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. of the club will meet tomorrow 28, 1940, in Hartford, and have a former Girl Scout leader, It Wilson decides to send tortnw to I In the desperate fighting for 9. B iolal wlU be in Eiast Ceme- at 8:30 p.m. at the home of lived in Manchester more than The Beckers’ daughter Is a troops, he'Is assured of the sup' ^ a ^ practice ta a ^cecraft the French-o^ed Mlchelln rub- and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private simulator several ohases of i. , * , tory. Mrs. Gerald Oompasso, 428 W. seven years. Lou Becker Is student at Chandler School for POrt tbe middle-road Liberal rooms where they are 10 a.m. their marathon flight a w Friends may oaQ at the fu­ chairman of the golf committee Women, Boston, Mass. Their party, which controls nine votes to 8 p.m.. Visitors are requested "**oo*® Tpke The astaonauts devoted sever- f w* second to n o n e ...y e t costs you LESS! neral home tonight from 7 to 9 not to smoke In patients’ rooms. at Eillington Ridge Country son is a sophomore at Manches- in the House of Commons. Its and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 No more than two visitors at Lakota Council, Degree of Po- Club and Is the senior champion ter High School, leader, Joseph Grimond, called whelmed 1,200 government •sr** to 9 p jn . cahontas, will meet and nomin- — ------— —— —— ------— ■ Sunday for “short, sharp and housekeeping chores they will troops. one time per patient. have to perform to maintain a , Every Item that carries the Stop & Shop y j\ j ate officers Wednesday at 7:30 decisive- steps” to be added to The Reds split the 7th Regi­ Mre. Bmeti J. MlDerlck Patlento Today:. 240 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. There the present economic sanctions tidy capsule in space. Brand label must equal or better the quality During the eight-day Gemini 6 ment in two with a withering OOVBNt HT — Mrs. Loretta WEEKEND ADMISSIONS: will be a kitchen social and re­ Cuba to Cleanse Souls^ against Smith, barrage. IJhe Vietnamese reg­ of the best seller — no ifs, ands or but* freshments. mission, astronauts L. Gorxlon Robinson Millerlck, 67, of Plaln- Mrs. Evie Bailey, 368 Oakland Cooper Jr . and Charies Conrad imental commfinder died early about it! Test after test proved that you vUla, Bister of Mrs. Albert Kal- SL; James Beaver, Wapping; End Boozing with Wotk Jr. reported they were "up to In the battle. save up to $200 a year, for the average StopaShop Willing workers of South bar of Coventry, died yesterday Antoine Bisaillon, 264 Union Stocks in Brief our eyeballs in waste paper and Survivors said the Commu­ ^^mini-price bonus^* at New Britain General Hoepl- S t; Mrs. Joyce Carbone, 522 Methodist Church will have a HAVANA (AP) — Cuba’ Island’s approximate population nists machine-gunned govern-. family of four, on Stop & Shop Brand Items Christmas party Wednesday at equipment and everything tti. She waa the wife of Ernest Wetherell St.; Mrs. Una Clark, Communist regime is hoping to of 7 million. NEW YORK (AP)—The stock else.” ment troops who scrambled out . . . (1) because we have eliminated the Millerlck of PlElinville. 806 Center St.; Mayner David- 2 p.m. at Susannah Wesley Hall wipe out alcoholism — by keep­ "A great part of the absen­ of foxholes with their hands In of the church. Hostesses are market adviced irregularly in high marketing costs that maker* of other for Monday^ Tuesday Survivors also include two son. W est Hartford; Mrs. Gail ing everyone busy and happy. teeism in our work centers has the air In response to a loud­ Bradlees heavy trading early this aftei' eons and several grandchildren. Deane, 180 Center St.; John Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Caro­ That’s the viewpoint ex­ its origin in alcoholism,’’ the speaker appeal to surrender. fine brands must Include In their prices, lyn Oegg and Mrs. Edith Turk- noon, with buying strong in de­ H ie funeral will be held Dombek, Elllngrton; Mrs. Chrls- pressed In an article about the article said. The Communist attack came and (2) . . . because of mlni-pricingl Ington. Bingo Law FOODS Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from tine Duke, 608 S. Main St.; Jef­ Department for Rehabilitation Most treatment or the al­ fense, electronics and airlines. at dawn. The regiment was dug and Wednesday! the Plalnville Memorial Home, frey Dupont 169 Love Lane; of Alcoholics. coholics Is g;iven on an outpa­ By noon, volume was running In around a road inside the Reservations close tomorrow Watch for your circular In tbe mail. . . 10 W. Main St., with a solemn Mrs. Lucy Gaudino, 118 Spen­ The writer, Ramon Becali, tient basis because of a lack of a million shares over the total Shows Size plantation which had been aban­ for the annual Children’s Christ­ high Mass of requiem at 9 at cer St.; William Gninske, Con­ said It would work like this: facilities for hospitalizing them. for the like period on Friday. doned by its French owners last redeem the valuable coupons! Our Lady of Mercy Church, verse Rd., Bolton; Richard Har­ mas Party sponsored by the “A people which proscribes The article blamed social cus- month. VFW Post, Auxiliary and Stein Coppers, other nonfenous met­ Plainville. Burial will be in St. rington, South Windsor; Con­ vagrancy, loves work and builds toms for starting alcoholics qn ^ Of Operation "The Initial Communist fire Club, Dec. 11 at 1:30 p.m, at als, machiiieiyr stocks and office Josei^ Cemetery, Plainville. rad Hauk, 18 Franklin St.; a better future gives us the hope the road to excessive drinking eq!up:^nte sounded like a volley of a huge the post home. They may be (Continued from Page One) Friends may call at the fu- John Hellberg, Stafford of a generation which will be and declared: firing squad," a U.S. ranger made with Mrs. Florence Plitt, neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Springs; Mrs. Mabel Hetzel, sound and clean of body and ■’The social re)^dicatlons, unchanged, motora fixed, exceed $250 in one evening or adviser said. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Coventry; Mrs. Frances H unt 829 Main St.; Maurice Fisher, soul.’’ York Sirloin ______„ _ , ______j Sweeping in from three sides, 42 Madison St. or Kenneth Asle- the revolutionary actuaUon, the Associated Press average give cash prizes only. If the only T to 9 p.m. 81 Overland St; Ragnar John- He cited statistics showing ^.6 ell: tine. 784 E. Middle Tpke. dawn of the creative forces of ^ gQ stocks at noon was utT prizes are money, the total to the Communists cut through the ------son. Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; Paul that 68,000 men and 3,800 wom­ the TOuntry, will wipe out forev- 353 g industrials up 1 .6, he awarded may not exceed $250 regiment, overwhelming the Mrs. Anna A YoueH Kaminski, 255 School St.; Tina en In Cuba are alcoholics. er the imfruitful mark of these brand o- rails up .1 and utilities off t- .2 . > snd . only . one game In an eve- headquarters unit and two cen- Mrs. Anna Amelia Relken- King, Coventry; Mrs. Lillian Advent Corporate Commun­ That’s about 1 per cent of the misled persons.’’ ter battalions. ion for men and boys a t'S t. The D w Jones industrial av- nlng may have a prize of dorff Youell, 64, of East Hart- Kirk, RFD 3, Vernon; Mrs. U.S. spokesmen said the Com­ \ Mary’s Episcopal Church will bo erage at Dc)an was iip 1.39 at much as $50. ford, mother of Louis W. Youell Dorothy Krause, 842 Hartford munists executed the attack held tomorrow, at St. Andrew’s 949.65. ------of Manchester, died Thursday Rd.; Mrs. Ruth Kron, 33 Jordt with precision and fearlessness Day, at 6:30 p.m. at the church. Boeing widened its advance at Hartford Hospital. St.; Louis Maltempo, East in ah apparent attempt to av­ Supper will be served at 7:30 Stamp Bust May Hit to more than 8 points and Gen­ Fads Wanted Survivors also Include three Hartford; Michael Maselli, 9 enge a government assault on a TOMATO SOUP eral Dynaimdcs was up about 11,^ daughters, another son, two sis­ Thistle Rd.; Edward Matushak, In Neill Hall. Donald K. Kuehl,. while Douglas and United Air­ I/DNDON — The Greater Viet Cong unit In the area last ters and eight grandchildren. 86 Highland St.; Stanley Muzi- research engineer of United craft gained fractions. London Council plans to hire a week. Funeral services were held to­ kevik, Wapping: Mrs. Nona Mc­ Aircraft research Laiboratories, German Philatelists Kennecott added 2 and Ana- "director of intelligence” from In the confusion of battlej the day at Christ Lutheran Church, Cann, 40 Clinton St.; Albert will speak on "Science Follows FRANKFURT, Germany less the stamps have a partlcu' conds more than a point. university or business life to Viet Cong hauled off their dead. Dilieious full, Hartford. Burial was in Zion Nearing, 30 Tower Rd.; Prank a Star.’’ (AP) — Stamp collecting, a fa­ lar worth. Bui^geonlng______traffic over the help plan the future of London’s One government official esti- Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Obremski, 66 Spruce St.; Al­ Bowers School PTA will meet vorite hobby, has developed into Ebel maintains that the pre- Thi^nl^lvir« hoUday Mriod government. His main job mated that they lost as many as rich flavor for fred Poirier, Cook Dr, Bolton; dieted crash will hit postwar cused attention on the airlines, he to set up and direct an men. 10% 01 Mrs. Helen Rago, East Hart­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the a "miniature stock market’’ In a quick and Walter F. Cheney European issues as well as oth­ Eastern, United and Pan Amer­ Intelligence unit that will gather eans ford; Patrick Ryan, Coventry; school. Dr. Joseph Shaw of Man­ West Germany. WaKer F. Cheney, 68, of Man- er stamps that happen to be In ican were all ahead a full point. Information, statistics and any Mrs. Carolyn Schwartz. Staf­ chester, a psychiatrist, will be fashion. easy lunehl M i iohester, N.H., brother of Arthur That is the description of a Up 2 or better were Zenith, other data needed for intelllgeRt Reign 70 Years Long ford Springs; Mrs. Winifred guest speaker. ' F . Cheney of 50 Cambridge St., Frankfurt expert who warns of Stamps from less “fashiona­ Raytheon, Polaroid and Xerox. policy making. Sharpley. RFD 2, Mrs. Gladys ble” countries, especially old VADUZ, Liechtenstein—One died Thursday in Concord, N JI. an impending "crash” for thou­ Gains erf a point or so were Taft, Rau St. Ext., Rockville; Manchester Lodge of Masons overseas dominions, are a safer of the longest reigpis in history Sinwivops also include a sister, will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. sands of investors. ’ made by Control Data, E ast­ $1.5 MILLION GIFT John Vince, 227 McKee St., Investment In his view. ■ was that of Prince Johann H— another brother and several at the Masonic Temple. The Some stamps have increased man Kodak and Air Reduction. HAMILTON, N.Y. (AP) — Mrs. Jessie W att, 205 Wood­ He estimates that millions of known as "the Father of the nieces and nephews. Fellow’craft degree will be con­ in value up to 60,000 per cent ‘IBM dropped 8, Du Pont 1. In- Colgrate University has an- land St.; Daniel Way, Hebron; West Germans dabble in the People” — who ruled this tiny Funeral services were held to­ within a few years, says Arnold temational Harvester advanced nounced receipt of a $1.5-miIlion Mrs. Isabelle Wemett, 28 Otis ferred. principality for 70 years. In day in Concord. Burial was In Ebel, a man who has been in philately business, but only a more than 2. gift from a donor who asked to St.; Robert Widham, 31 San- small percentage are genuine 1921 he granted the citizens a Concord. Manchester WATES will the business for 46 years. Prices were generally higher remain anonymous, tina Dr.; John Yencha, Mans­ collectors, with specialized democratic constitution. During meet tomorrow at the Itailian Ebel, who recently held a in heavy trading on the Ameri- Vincent M. Barnett Jr ., Col- TOP field. knowledge and the necessary his reign he spent $18 million STOP & SHOP PEAS, Mrs. Horace T. Decker American Club, Eldridge St. $750,000 stamp auction here, can Stock Exchange. gate president, said it was the O'THC DISCHARGED SATURDAY; finance to support them. of hia own money on schools, STOPS SHOP ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Ruth Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 says short-term speculators Corporate and U.S. Treasury largest individual gift in the uni- hospitals, roads and water sys­ West Decker, 69, a t 22 Sunny- Christine Zepke, 81 Linwood Stamps are always a good CHOPPED m lE A F GRADE pjm. Memibers are reminded to wiU tS’‘'rc« h tl^r'^pS fi.vei;mmtrr p^pto who s ^ unchanged, verslty’s 148-year history. tems. Qfjolity Meats view Dr, wife of Horace T. Dr.; Joseph Bouln, South Wind­ bring articles for a Christmas SOUD the market cautiously, and gen­ Decker, *ed Saturday at Man­ sor; Mrs. Delphine Tomasek, workshop conducted by Harvey its, and the market will not be 'nm uine collectors have nothing to chester Memorial Ho^Ltal. RFD 1, Rockville; Margaret Ward. The board of directors of able to stand it. Kehoe, 324 Lydall St.; Richard fear from failing prices, Ebel Mrs. Decker was born in the WATES will meet Thursday "Part of the postwar issue Is Spinach Baker, 19 Lewis St.; Emil Pil- says. White Tuna Rockville, Aug. 30, 1896, and at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. In a very dangerous price- lard. Cider Mill Rd., Andover; But to people who Invest their lived in Manchester 17 years be­ Elsie Mlnicucci, 443 E. Middle bracket,” he comments. He pre­ FROZEN fore returning to Rockville three Clyde Boober, 427 Devon Dr.; Tpke. savings In stamps in preference Brtnd for Merit Vacuum-packed PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE STEAK 89.V dicts that postage stamps issued to normal stocks and shares, years ago. Arthur Roy, East Hartford; Open castings for the forth­ lunoHbex, in the last five years will be Ebel issues a warning: She is also survived by sev­ Mrs. Theresa Herring, 6 l5&pot 1 first hit In the crash, as specula­ ’’There is simply no room for Sandwlobot, eral nieces aftd nephews. St.; Mrs. Eleanor Bezzini, 65 coming production "Night Must SHORT CUT RUMP STEAKS wr *V l tors have been buying up new short-term speculation.” salad* and Funeral services will be held Linnmore Dr.; Melbourne Cush­ Fall,” presented by the Little ing, 74 Wells St.; Mrs. Henri­ Issues by the sheet since 1960. .tohiorrow at 1 p.m. at Rose Hill Theater of Manchester (LTM), The situation has been aggra­ eatsiroitt. Bacon'6 8 ' etta Dupre, Boston Hill Rd., Funeral Home, 680 Elm St., will be held Wednesday, Thurs­ "niBl-price bonut" Andover; Mrs. Addle Roeser, vated by stamp firms that ad­ The finest meat you HI ever eat! Rocky Hill. Burial will be in day and Friday at 8 p.m. in the “■iBl-prlN beiM" Ocean Side, N.Y.; Mrs. Carolyn vertise philately as a worth­ Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky LTM basement rooms of the Auto Flips ? Greene, RFD 3, Vernon; Lynn while capital investment and “a BlU. former technical school, 39 Beggs, 8S Baldwin Rd.; Patricia bobby that relaxes and brings In Friends may call at the fu­ School St. Tryouts are open to Bondarko, Wapping; Mrs. Re­ bdg profits,’: he says. On Highway iHBBIIHilil neral home tonight from 7 to 9. the public. "Night Must Fall’’ gina Mulvey and daughter, Col­ Ebel says children who take GROUND is a mystery by Eml\Ti Wil­ chester; Mrs. Gail Ambrosi and up stamp-collecting are more A car rolled over on the Wil­ Black Pepper! oz ean Mrs. John P. Anderson liams. It ha.s a cast of four men STOP & SHOP son, 12 Webster Rd.,'Rockville; intere.sted in the profits they bur Cross Highway in Man­ S lop a SHOP MBNUM PEAS • CUT W hx BEAMS Mrs. Kerstin Johnson Ander- and five women. Copies of the can make than in the fascina­ Mrs. Frances Amlco and daugh­ chester yesterday afternoon 2 oz BRAND •on, 81, of West Hartford, wid­ ter, 438 W. Middle Tpke. script will be available at try­ tion o f the stamps themselves. Vaellla Extract bottlo ERENCH o r cut GREEN BEANS outs. about 5 p.m. and two three-car ow of John P. Anderson, died DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Trading of stamps Is a regular chain accidents occurred short­ Saturday In Cromwell. She has DAY; Cheater ^Cornish, 63 business at schools throughout ate n l ^ and two nephews In Goodwin S t T '^ m e t t ParreR The Alplna Society will have West Germany. ly afterwards in a bacljlog at Peanut Butter '»•“ I Its annual Chri.stmas dinner and nook or Smooth BLEACH Manchester. 13 Oval Lane; Rose lamonlco, The cjilldren, — and probably traffic on the highway in Ver­ Vegetables ptarty Wedne.sday at 6:30 p.m. at Cocktail Survivors alao include a j ^ 52 Oak C ; Mm.'AMa‘ Mu“r^hy,’ a good number of adults — are non. the Italian American Club, E l­ a grandson and a great-grand' 12 Leiiox St.; George Rogers, under some illusions as to the daughter. dridge St. Mrtnbers are remind­ Tile Manchester accident (x> CAILON Coventry; Thomas Tremblay, real value of stamps, says Ebel. OUR BEST Funeral services will be held East ed to bring grab bag gifts. For dealers are not always curred when Salvatore Ritoino If VOU want tn knnw Mottcarbuyeriareallghflyawedatthe QMlIt-, Maparabia 38 tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Tay- Driscoll. Talcottville- Mrs Do- - Interested in increasing their Jr., , of Middletown, lost con­ I VTUIII. miuw prospect, pleasant as it may be, of owning t IB o z ' . ft tht bbtt! STOP & SHOP trol of his westbound car, hit a stocks at the market prices, un- U a i *! AAA. * , * Continental. They needn’t be, for while ea oans Wapping; w ilhL guard rail fence and rolled over 1 Iteft far lotil 136 S. Mam St.. )Vest Hart- Malan Jr.. Glastonbury Mrs BRAND on the road. He escaped injury. now 6aSy It IS this is truly America’s most distinguished tord. Burial will be in Fair- Pauline Smith, Plainville; Mrs -mlil-prieo boon" *ailil-prleo boim” ' motorcar, ownership can be attained morg -■lal'f rioo boNit” rlw C^etery’ West Hartford. Barbara Cheney, South Rd He was charged with fadlura to drive in an estahUahed lane to mn\/P I in ®*8lly than they’d imagine. The -■lal-prloo boMo" Frimds may caU at the fu- Bolton; Rlohard Steeves, Coven- Marches Not Convincing U|J““ answer, of courae, is a previously owned aeral home tonight from 7 to 9. try; Mrs. Rose Sobielo, 226 and summoned to appear Deo; 13 in court in Bast Hartford. . t - Continental and Ita companion aavtnga (Continued from Page One) M.. School St.; Mrs. Barbara Kas- “ ~ ~ ■ Involved In t(je earlier of the price one ot our of Impressive aize. Wa have a fine aelactioii) ‘ Wales Rd., Andover; Mrs. ^ewsoarne\v.spaper.s, support politicians joined by more • dissident three-car accidents were cars • of those prime-condition late modela In English WAPPING — Mrs. Margaret Linda Lamoureaux, Tolland; whn o,',. groups, including one carrying driven by Eileen E See of or a peaceful solution to nrOwinilcK/ niAmoH now, recently traded for i STOPeSHOP MltcheU Burgess. 74, of 373 Mrs." Sylvia Bates, RF d 1 , ,, the gold-starred flag of the Viet Huntington, N.Y,, Alfred L. 960 Deming St., wife of Thomas L. Rockville; Mrs. Mary Kanierer! ar and urge clergymen to previously ownea models. Wewlll be glad to show you how discuss the moral issues of the Cong Communist guerrillas. Miller of Bridgeport, and Ken- Burgess, former first selectman Wapping; Robert Grejdu.s 58 . 1 A . “ P * 0 '*’• 991001 Muffins BANANAS March leaders had arranged neth M. Bacon of Westhampton ipener fnitbowl band ceilebmted their 80th wed­ CHICAGO.■ — In 1984, farm l"^eek by week. Mino' « rv—~ *_ ,u- highway in VemoHl. The cars fer hraakfaetl bottlo* qialityl ding anniversary in April. . tllng a Viet Oong flag to the were driven by Wilfred Martin Angel Rmg ■o* m« 2 9 ' real estate taxes totaled $1.6 The SANE marchers carried ground. "There . are people Survivors, besMes her hus- billion of East Hampton, Anthony C. MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. The taxes on personal signs in^ng an end bombing dying "over and *7nM-BrlH bonat" lb farms waa nearlv In Viet Nam and to u .~ _ __gg B Io t i < Jh a^

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Amerlcah MedloZl AMociatioli States innuolly. a R Mates Ex­ erament is paying too much to Heavy Increases in pubHc and 1 %* plaiming and sonlng com­ has b4en asked to approve A cept Louisiana alkrw “therapeu­ Been Named « prirate support for chemical re­ acre zones in Hebron (or th* borrow money. mission voted Sifter public hmr- proposal fof liberalizing abor­ tic” abortlona under certain search have been recommend­ present, and the existing one-, Do protest marches convince Ings Nov. 8 and 16. to adopt the tion and sterilization laws condttions, many of them vary­ ed by a committee of the Na­ acre lot for a house will contin­ anybody? No, says a leader of proposed csrised Bqbdjvlelon Heavy SnowfcM thhwgfaout the countiy iznder ing from wt»ts to state, officials tional Academy of Sciences — ue. , last weekend's Washington regulationa as presented, ettec- certain conditions. have said. National Research Oounell. The School Board Rlolurd, Matfteir riBter, aon of F»ul (in South Viet demonstration. tl've Nov; 37. A copy is on fils At Great ttokes report now goes to federal agen­ Miss Karen Nellson, special AJCA’s policy-making Hous* Kun with the Marine*) and Jane Brookaa Richard, S5 Bige­ Peace, nuclear dUarmament a t the town clCrit’s oCfioe. cies. ... A political scientist class teacher at the elementary By ’THE a s s o c ia t e d F B E SS of Delegates received such a low St. He was l^om No\r. 3S at Manchester Memorial Hos­ and moon pacts are on the The.>evtsed sonixig xegubL- says a fttO miUltm i computer school, discussed her program Snow conUnu^ piling up to­ report Sunday from the organi­ Dog Is Killed, pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie menu for the White House Con­ tlona and sOnlng map have been with the board of education at zation’s Committee on Human Brookes, 35 Bigelow S t His paternal grandparents are Mr. ference on International Coop­ system could help Oohgreu be­ day along the eastern and come "m o n vital and indepen­ approysd ^ sctlv s Dec. 1 . Zones Its last meeting. Reproduction at the opening of and Mrs. Norman Richard, 39 Edgerton S t eration. mi the maip and inoOiporatod In southeastern shores of the Great Owner Collapses . * * * . dent.” There ara 12 pupils In the AM A’s IMh clinical convention. the regulationa ara the Amaton special class, rimglug lii age Lakes, while freezing temper­ '■ ’Tt’s an historic statement,” Deailets, Tammle Marie, daughter of Malvin and Ro­ Interest Crackdown CAPITAL 4)UOTEB After Robbery lislce sone, Couth Oentnd busi­ from 8 to 18. atures were reported from the said Dr. Percy E . , Hopkins of berta Vendrillo Desllets. Grand View Rd., Tolland. She was Sauiford GootUeb, head of Sat­ LBJ: President Johnson is ness zone. West Centraj busi­ Eight in the class ara in the Chicago, chairman p( the Board CRANSTON. R.I. (AP) — A bom Nov. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ urday's Washio^on . peace Rocky Mountains, to Oie Appala­ reportedly ready to crack down ness none, North west busineae 8 to 10 year-old bracket, and of Tnistees. He pra'sehted the dog was slain Saturday night ternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SalVe Vendrillo Sr., march: "A t a tliiA when a dra­ chians. on the high interest rates the acme, and Oehtral industrial four ara from 10 to 18 years report on abortion, contrliicep- while defending his maater’s 67 Alton St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. matic event is needed to publi­ At Oonneaut, Ohio, 60 m iles nation's lenders ' m charging zone, aa propoeed at the hear­ old. The aim is to teach mem­ northeast of Cleveland, nearly a tion and sterilizationi which the home against a buiglar who William DesileU, Lake Rd., Andover. She has a brother, cize your point of view, there’s BIG s av in g s ; best stamps, ing. ’The effective date does not the government. The White bers of the class to be self-suf­ foot of snow had .fallen. Other trustees had endorsed. got a'way wltii (300. James Paul, 14^ months. nothing like a large demonstra­ apply to the South W est Indus­ • . • • • Mouse says that since 1961 the TOP QUALITY, VAIIETY COURTESY ficient, or partially so. The cities with heavy-accumulations ’The report asked that the Upon finding the dog shot tion. But a demonstration I trial zona, the decision on which cost of short-term borrowing by course is being developed to in­ were Erie, Pa., and Buffalo, AMA go oa .record as recom- through the .head, Ms owner, Van Ondenhove, Xin May, daughter of John O. Jr . and doesn't convince anybody.” will be postponed until Dec. IS tegrate special class pupils with Fresh Cut Country Pork Sale! the Treasury has risen 72 per N.Y., both with eight Inches, mtoding amendments to state Alexander S.m. when tion on the north side of Hebron language, writing and physical sonal phenomenon, resulting AMA was requested to sup­ Schwebel, Robert Todd Schaefer, son of Abbot and Mari­ Democrat Johnson, but there Fresh CHICKEN Ports from arctic air passing over the the discovery was made. are some indications that John­ Samsonite Starts Green. education are taught. The class port “legislation which would lyn Schaefer Schwebel, 24 Center St., Rockville. He was bom warmer lake waters. son believes they make too ’This section and the NorUi contains mentally retarded chil­ permit abortion under' certain Nov. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hi* maternal dren, those with brain damage The northern Plains again conditions.” and favor moryes to .much money. Ban on Smoking Central business zone in the 7 F o l u m e s on Glass grandmother is Mrs. Gladys Schaefer, Rockville. His paternal area of the Joseph Bamtsso and the emotionally disturbed. today experienced morning "legalize voluntary sterilization pork chops The President's first move grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morton Schwebel, Stamford. could come early next year, DENVER, Colo. (AP) — A ho- house on Gilead St., as it ap­ Miss Neilsen told the board temperatures near the zero under certain conditions.” ’The FLORENCE, Italy — Florence His paternal great-grrandmother la Mrs. Henrietta Schwebel, when he names a new member smoklng ban goes into effect pears in the old regulations, had that, ideally, the three groups mark. Aberdeen, S.D;, reported report also called for the allow­ is proud of ltd artiste glass­ Stamford. He has a sister, Tam son, L to the Federal Reserve Board in today for the 3,000 employes at been proposed to change to resi­ riiould be hi separate classes, the early morning l4tv, 8 de­ ance of contraceptive informa­ ware, so when a Florentine sat OR • • • • • Washington. C. Canby Balders- the Samsonite Corp. plant here. dential. in order to achieve the best re­ grees. tion and uniform state laws re­ down in 1612 to write a book on ROAST Jensen, Timothy Abut, son of Wayne and Imelda Vlncek ton is expected to retire around It means no smoking anywhere The commission voted that all sults. The early morning high was garding abortion. and steriliza­ the art of glassmaking it ran to Jensen, Montauk Dr„ RFD 3, Vernon. He was bom Nov. 9 Jan. 11 . But William McChesny in the plant at anytime, lunch land in the town not included in First Selectman Ralph C. 72 at Key West, jt'la. tion. seven volumes. It was translat­ breaks included. END CUT at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandmother la Mrs. Martin, Federal Reserve Board any hnslness, Industrial, or the Boylngton reported that he and Parts of the Gulf states were The action was urged at 4 ed into English, BTench, Ger­ P O M CHOPS Charles Vlncek, 35 Grenwood Dr. His paternal grandparenU chairman, still has more than “I don’t know what's going to Ajnston Lake zone will be in resident State Trooper Ray­ dampened by rain showers. The time when various health 6ffl- man and Latin, and remained are Mr. and Mrs. Erting Jensen, Schenectady, N.T. He has four years to go oh his present happen,” said Charles Griffin, R-l,< Rural Residence and Agri- mond Andrews had looked over Far West had mostly clear cials have said that more than a the definitive work on the sub­ lb two brothers, David, 7%, and Steven, 6; and a slater, Busan, 14-year term. Some critics have president of United Rubben eulturah Thera- will be no two- traffic conditions on the highway skies. million abortions are beihg per- ject more than a century. s49« 6. blamed Martin for high interest Workers Local 724 and a smok­ 9 • • • • , • rates. er. "W e’re going to present a Odegard, Heidi Louiae, daughter of Paul and Polly Walk­ grievance and see what hap­ YOUNG TENDER A A pens.” er Odegard, 151 Hollister SL She was bora Nov. 14 at Hart­ Conference Opens LOIN ford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The order came from Jesse Harrison Walker, Glastonbury. Her paternal grandparents Conference: A White House vayder, 83, founder, chalr- PORTION are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Odegard, Melrose, Mass. Conference on International Co­ .an of the board and a non- • * • • • operation opens today and one smoker for the past 15 years. It PORK IOINS °Tbu9 Ib Istvigne, David AUyn, son of J . Norman and Theresa St. of its first recommendations applies to ‘'coffee breaks and h. FUU CUT H ill CUT Louis Lavlgne. 87 Union St., Rockville. He was bom NoV. 13 advises President Johnson to lunch hour in the plant’s cafete­ at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents seek international agreement on ria. VEAL STEAKS OOL-PAK RIB HALF a ».53' a code for human activity on the "It's for the benefit of the em­ LOIN HALF th.59^ are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S t Louts, Vernon. His paternal COUNTRY STYLE SMAU-lEAN grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Lavlgne, Talcottville moon. Other suggestions include ployes," Shwayder said. " I GROUND CHUCK He has two brothers, George, 8, and Ronald, 8; and three sis­ urging the United States to un­ know it’s going to make me un­ WHY PAY MORE? SPARERIBS K „49' SPARERIBS &DO^ R>. 59 * ters, Norma, 7, Aim, 6, and^ Dorothy, 2. dertake a up-to-$l00 million an- popular." • • • • • nuiil prograrii to help other Shwayder cited insurance FLORIDA countries carry out birth control' company statistics saying tliat MOn'S TOP QUALITY MILK FED VEAL SWIFT'S PREMIUM— BofrOM ROUND Twyon, Janet Marie, daughter of Jen and Jean Harris \ Tangerines LARGE s H o p - w n EARLY MORN Twyon, 62 East St., Rockvillo. She was bom Nov. 14 at measures. Another proposal $10 billion is lost to American 12 3 9 ‘ ^ Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are seeks U.S. aid to help foreign families annually because of the CO RN ED BEEF . 7 9 * SLICED BACON 3:79* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris, Greenfield, Mass. Her paternal nations increase their food pro­ premature deaths of wage earn­ FRESH— LEAN BONELESS BEEF CHUCK grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Twyon, Turners Falls, duction. ers as a result of smoking. He P^**®^***^ Grnpefruit 3 ™25« C R E A M / m O ' Mass. The conference was greeted said he hopes the regulation will ^ 1 G r o u n d C h uck . 6 5 * 'STE J • CHiocENacouaai 0.99^_ by Vice President Hubert H. • • • s • help employes break the smok­ Meat and PreAKO Prices Iffective Mendoy, Tuesday and Wednesday Only (9 navers) SUPER FOOD MARKETS Boy, Raymond, son Joseph R. and Geraldine Maresca Humphrey, who said, “We need ing habit. HAU CAUON J sh Roy, 118 Brook St., Wapping. He was bom Nov. 10 at Man­ big blueprints and ideas.” Hum­ Griffin said his members are BUMBLE BEE-SOLID DEL MONTE-YELLOW chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are phrey, conference chairman, angry and the union wdll file S3i/e the -V. -v.w«v)w. A /A«,Cw. ..A ...... [M I 4 9 ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MarescA Brooklyn, N.T. His paternal also urged early action to bring grievances if dismissEds are change F gpiundmother is Mrs. Ann Marie Roy, Meriden. He has three the nuclear arms race under made because of the new rule. WHITE TUNA CLING PEACHES brothers, Rene, 5, Mark, 4, and R6bbie, 2 Vi control. Thirty committees have He wouldn't say whether he was • •••*' been formed by conference of­ taking a pack of cigarettes to GI.EEM Shoulder For Stow ficials, each to report on a pos- work wdth him. CREST FKESa FRUIT * rEOETABLES « | 0 0 Davidson, Bruce Hal, son ,of James and Barbara Fuller VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c VEAL CUBES cons N Davidson, Mile Hill Rd., Tolland. He was born Nov. 17 at Eatin Joy With Podcel for Stuffing Manchester Meniorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents TOOTHPASTE BREAST OF VEAL 5 : ^ 9 7 ^ are Mr. and Mrs. Everett M, P\iller, Wellesley, Mass. His TOOTHPASTE- bananas VEAL STEAK ii. 79c paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James P. Davidson, CHIQUITA I LAROrSIZE GRAND3 UNION LAUNDRY SIZE 3 % OZ TUBE 3 9 c Wellesley, Mass. He has a brother, James, 1; and a sister, FAMILY SIZE <■/. OZ TUBE 6 7 ‘ RIB C l o in Beanie Louise, 5Vi. • • • « • IC VEAL CHOPS CREAM CHEESE JC 9* ACTIVE ALL *187 fHson, Jill Metcalf, daughter of Eric B. and Linda Nel­ MOn'S GOVERNMENT GRADED U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF son M etct^ 4028 Montmartre Park Court, Fremont, Calif. lb . ii DU MONTf-EARlY GARDEN She was bom Oct,^ 29 at Washington Township Hospital, WEU TRIMMED GRAND UNION FROZEN Fremont. Her maternal grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. O. MAXWELL HOUSE HAIR 7-OZ 1 C A Hidden Magic SPRAY CAN I ,DU Milton Nelson, Cheney Lane, Coventry. Her paternal grand­ ORANGES Calif. Sunklst 2 d o z 8 9 c parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elric E. Olson Sr., Worcester, Mass. CHUCK ROAST 39t^4V , SWEET PEAS ORANGE JUICE Her maternal g^atgrandmother is Mrs. Hamilton Metcalf, COFFEE Cortland Cut Short Boneless lb V H # 89 Pleasant St She has a sister, Carolyn, 3. FACIAL • • • « • lOe DEAL PACK 2-LB CAN APPLES All Purpose 4 lbs. 39c 1.79 Kleenex TISSUES 3 1,00 RBB STEAK » 89c CHUCK POT ROAST 79c Avarista, Gina Ann, daughter of Salvatofe Jr. and Diana Tender, No W aste Choico and Lean Capraro Avarista. RFD 2, Maple St., Vernon. She was bom E M P E R O R G r a p e s ^ 2 i ». 2 9 * Nov. 12 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ SHOULDER STEAK 99c GROUND CHUCK 5 mother is Mrs. Maria Sllvestro, Vernon. Her paternal grand­ GRAPEFRUIT5for39* ■-,-^aOin4v,'. R«ocly LIN C O LN Grape, Orange, Party Punch, Orange-Pineapple ■ ■ BTLS 6-os. ^ S I R c EVERYTHING’S PRICED RIGHT AT M OH’S eons 9 5 * 1 CAULIFLOWER EMPEROR GRAPES JA’i NOVEMBER 24-OZ 12-ez.' "YOR" GARDEN POLY 2 ' 2 ; ? 7 5 * FRENCH FRIES CRINKLE CUT - FROZEN Shop-Rito Southern 2 '" 2 9 ’ SEmCE SKCUU How do you det our oil burner serviceman BAGS to come at 3 A.M.? 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' .4,:' : w . VOST - U, 'SdKfnr P e id ^ M a tc k ELMIRA, N.Y. (AP) — W ar Ld^nlii NATIONAL XBAOITB ' NEW YORK (AP) — Don iniMeler woOdbrsd vrfeM Eastern ddhfereBoe M ik« Holovak needed b idc- happened to the aatteto oa Stand but W L T P e i PtsOP Irtpt^tu tday MMtiiii'g started out like: g routine one xCleve. tory. And he ^ot it. for thu, newraan. The 8:80 deadline for 'sports copy 200-poond buck deer he t i ■ NEW\YORK (AP) — » » 0 .818 80S 2 « shot. For Prospeefe St. Louis sss smeM be: apologized to wa#,reached % i«iout any hitches. There was the mini- G fl« Sayers, the whiz kid New York S S S Weeb Ewbank. iquni number., o f ;person'iTie National Football Loagua f ] ^ Kansas, and Dick friend of Me hod shot the Wash’ton 4Sb 196 9M Vbat'" the way ft went Sun- phoile «U|r8. Onoe the page makeup was doublecheck- 1 ^ takon a. quick lead - over the American League i J^utkus, the Illinois block­ *3g4 2n 228 Hotovak’s Boaton Pa­ antlers-'off a deer Inst week. Dallas w composing rdbm. there Bignlng draft choices, but the major battles in th buster, threaten to make Phils, ste 260 800 ended New York’s four- Friday be and Don Man­ were still saveral hours left be- checkbMk war figure to be fought over two obviouef the Bookie of the Year race PItU’gh 182 16B 380 winning streak, beating fore'noon. V ^ ^ ; ning placed the oevered rack the' Jets 3T-3S in an American on the stubs of Gto bock’s talented and plainly uncommitted players— Tommy N^ /pn all-Chicago Bears’ bat­ Western Conference ’iha aptLCt aUqtinont for Mon- bis and Jim Balt. -8 .900 842 112 ^^^***^ League gnme on Babe kead — It was a perfect Grabowski. tle. daYB pages was substantial and Nobts, th* Tsxais linebacker Green Bay 8 .727 238 104 P**?® ’* *wo - yard touchdown . match. Randy Johnson wHh AtlanW, r Bayeni w t a record for a column wOs started for said ^wtth a 3(Hnc!h neck, and Ora- Chicago 7 ioso 818 281 ^ Romeo wHh 04 sec- Iowa guard John Nttond with rookie* Sunday by scoring two edition. ' bowrtd, the BUnots fullback wltti San Pran. 6 A40 880 SOS remaining. Dallas and West Virginia full­ touchdowna In a SS-14 romp over The subjscts.were the ihen be­ Red Gtonga’a records. Ore tlM Che New T w k Olanta, bfiaging Detroit 6 AOO 201 221 *** IWovak aprtoglseT Brown’s Hall back Dick Lettridge with Pitts­ Minn. 5 .400.811 800 ^Th® Jets led 28-20 and the 1%- hind the scene who volimteer only remaining oompeUUve burgh. r- W* aeaaon total to 14. The old their services each Thanksgiv­ first-round choice* unrtgned mark of 13 waa eet by Green Loa Ang. 2 182 188'298 hed won only one Belsler, Mock and OilUnghaii previous game while losing ing to assist tha Tall Cedars In Wins Bulg er- atace the bidding war began ^^tay’a Billy Howton in 1952. X—college football’s teams — before the draft — and hig Bayers wMh George McAfee AMEmOAN LEAGUE moot voluble player. York, and Massachusetts eM Eastern DivlSioii admitted Jets coach Xwbank. ed, Funsral Director John TierJ were therefore being avoided by Milt Morin, token by CSeveland. tfpi Red Orange from his own others. golden past. It was obvious that ' W. L T Pci, Pis. OP he’s a great guy and apd. ney phoned the city sidor-Mrs. Hall established a total of 15 The APT* signed three f i r ^ 0 U Papa Beu knew what be xBuffalo 8 2 1 .800 238 169 to me later. He said be Doris Belding taldng the' cal)—' school and Ivy League records Th « most significant fOcton round picks, Michigan UcIcM was taiUng about from tihe way New York 4 6 1 .400 280 229 the victory badly.” with the news that Jim Mur­ while playing with one of the leading to that interpretation Bill Yearby by New York, Mfifr Beyen psrfonned against the Houston 4 7 0 .364 £40 821 *** seemed to have had H ray had died suddenly. ” jim poorest teams in the league. were three-fold: The length of nesota end Aaron Brown ^ Giants. McAfee, incidentally, Bhsfoh 2 8 2 .200 174 98s ®b*'h*r, after Jim Colclough Murray Just died,” she said. He is the second Bro'wn play­ time some tsonu took before Kansas O ty and Kentucky h a » waa the head linasinan in the • Western Divlsloa grabbed two touchdosvn passes There was silence from one er to win the award. Prank Fin­ making flrrt-round selections, back Rodger Bird by OoklanV. San Diego 6 2 8 .780 241 180 fhan 2’ 4 minutes late in ney won the honor In 1968. the low number of duplicated None waa picked in the 0 gstna end of the eOdtorial room to the Kan. City 6 4 2 .600 2S2 216 the third quarter for a 20-10 Bos- Jerry Whelchel, the triple first-round choices and the quick draft. O .Bayeri had his best day in other. ,j. LOOK OUT BELOW— Henn Richard, left, of Montreal, and Pierre Pilote of IPShlBg with yards on is car- Oakland 6 4 ,1 .600 236 188 t®" lead- But Jots’ quarterback threat quarterback with Massa­ rash of signings — 28 in the Besides Nobis and Orabowskf, 118 ClQr Editor Hal Turidngton Lhicagt) are about to take a seat on the ice as they spill while fighting for fisB, including touchdown runs Denver 4 7 0 . 364 235 295 N«tn«t'h brought New York was almost speechless, as was chusetts, won the award a- year N FL and seven in the AFL. four other' AFL first-rouht possession of puck in National Hockey League. (A P Photofax.) of 4S and IS yards. Hs also X—Clinched division champi- completelng six passes this writer. ago and Boston College quarter­ Only three players were choices are unsigned, i Purdue snared two passes for 3i yards, onshlp. for 147 yatdS. He set up one back Jack Ooncannon won the tackle Karl Singer, picked b> "W ill you write something 1963 award. picked by both leagues wi the setumsd two kickoffs for 41 Saturday’s Gamb' touchdown ahd passed for an­ about Jim?” Hal asked me, add­ first round. Nobis, Grabowski Boaton; Kentucky quarterbadk yards and rah back two punts CLUTCH P L A Y — Del Shofner of the Giants falls into end zone to sebre despite New York at San ijiego other. ing, “ I t l^ k you knew Mm bet­ and Purdue tackle Jerry Shay, Rick Norton, selected by Mf^ for Sevan yards. That added up the Bears Richie Petitbon s grip on his shirt in third quarter, (AP. Photofax) Next Sunday’s Games Bm'then Namath stuck to the ter than onyoije else.’ ; who signed with the N F L’s ami; Mississippi halfback MiRh to 18S yards in moving the baU. Denver at Oakland ground in a piuzUng series of Obituaries oio not part of a Local Boys Play Mlnneeota Vikings after being Dennis, tapped by Buffalo, and plays, calling si.x rushes in a New Look for RSox Bayeri’ meet spe^culae play - Buffalo at Houston .spdrtiswrtters’. . regular assign­ picked-in the AFL draft by Den­ Los Angeles State taride Dbh was not Included in the final Only games scheduled row. ment but this was something dif­ In Soccer Event ver. Davis, taken by San Diego. >1 [ -Machinery^ Rolls When Warmed JJp Turner booted a 26-yard field Three teams had considerabM etatlNlcs. He clicked with a 63' ferent. - Both the Ohio Wesleyan and Nobis, tapped aa the No. 1 , . ' ' " *■ goal for a 23-20 lead. But Paril- difficulties making up their yard left-handed pass to Dick Basketball The name that was to appear Oberlin soccer teams participat­ pick in the NFL draft by the . Eastern Division 11 wiped that out shortly. Asked minds about their first-round Gordon that would have meant in Saturday’s issue of The Her­ ibol. Hls' coiitribuUons to the ed in the National CJolleglate Includes Sullivan W. L. why, the Jets stayed on the T ATrrMatiT-\ A T T-. a , new Atlanta Falcons, also was picks. New York and Oakland III a touchdown If the Bears hadn't Pet. G.B. ald under the obituary column .....thollc...... high_____ school,______over the Athletic ______Association______(N(2AA)FORT L,A U U h*K D A LE , Several sources have reported van wasn’t experienced enough P*ch®4 on the first round by Boston ... ground on the final series, Ehv- been caught holding in the first ...1 4 5 .737 SCORES—iJets’ end Bake Turner gathers in B Joe was more than Jurt a name, past five years, were tremcn- Soccer Tournament, College DL Fla. (A P )— Haywood o..n: Sulli- the traH. 3 Namath pass for score with Boston. Jets’ Don the writer. It was that of J dous, in his usual quiet and un- vision, Mideast Regipinch hitter with ‘ he helm,” Lopat said. “ While Green Bay. Los Angeles 14 9 . m ■ tions. I wanted to be sure of The Raiders, however, took 12 ***^*1.J^ “ though to wears numberv 32 and op- The Browns needed------—help r to- anyone. Jim and 1 ■^te the best Always H elpful ter played wing: for Ohio Wes­ the Boston Red Sox, who never P®wer toward the short left SuUlvan did a good job he, too, San Fran. ...1 1 12 .478 3 getting some points on the score- And now the bidding starts. hours and 66 minutes from th# O" crates out of tlie Cleveland Eastern cro\™ and RA.MS-P.\CKEBS— of friends, close down The night before he died, Jim leyan and Steven Morrison full­ quite made it as a regular and ®®*‘^ learning. The difference in St. Louis . .... 8 10 .444 34 board. ®lfht of its time the *»*,^A FL u.«Adraft sianeastarted oo-bei . Browns’ backfield ia im,, ^ from aiicago and Phila- Bruce Gossolt klkicked four through the years, first as team- Murray worked a practice bas- back for Oberlin. Both are jun­ could hardly be classified as Sullivan Butkus bad been a regular Baltimore ... 10 15 .400 6 Eye Trouble ‘Cleared’ a replaced as manager L m ew eight first-round choices, Shay going fore naming any of their choice* dclphia. Tlie Bears whipped field goals, Uu'ee of them from mates and Irtdr as opponents on ketball scrimmage at East iors and played for Coach Rich­ successful manager at Kansas middle linebacker from the day of comph- New York 35-14 and the Eagles better than 40 yards as the Detroit ...... 6 16 .273 74 the basketboH courts, and as Catholic with Jimmy Horvath. of the Athleticsletics byoy AivmAlvin uarxDark ‘ ® ®*''**’ . ™Minnesota, ™ e»oia, Indianauimana aeien-defen- — and then took a strange routsrouta ard Danielson on Manchester City, has been hired as the the former star and manager of ™® ^ announced sive end Randy Bftlslef with by announcing their third fifth he reported to training camp cMed machineiy. It takes edged si. Louis 2S-24. elimina- Rama dropped Green Bay l >4 brother ...... Iclals, In both base- Saturday night, the pair was High’s 1962 State Championship "wheeler dealer” of the new the San Francisco Giants. training sched- Philadelphia, Michigan tackle and seventh selections' before tat Sayers d ^ ’t start until the time to warm up. ting the only clubs who still had games back of the Colts in the H o c k e y Whitworth Wins Aud ArbauBS Features ball college and scholastic slated to officiate a special has- soccer team. Also on Uie Ohio look in the front NATIONAL LEAGUE office of. the third gams of the season. The . Jlnrmy Brown spent the a shot at Cleveland. basl )all1, often doubling up ketball tip-off progi-am at East Wesleyan varsity soccer team The 34-year-old Sullivan start- schedJrwUl* be *2**^1? Angeles, revealing Bird ai their No. 1 West wiUi just three games to W L T Pts. FG GA And Sets Mark n e w YORK (A P )- T h e Kansas City Chiefs have Red Sox. ed his career In the Red Sox or- ^ highl^hted by Kentucky tackle Bam BaU with pick. Bears’ success story, seven wins minutes of Simday’-s Na- in the Western Conference, play. traveling together for long Catholic with Jim Murray hand- this year from Manchester were Montreal 10 4 3 23 61 Sullivan was hired as director weekend series against Min- Baltimore, Minnesota tackle In their lost eight games, dates ‘‘“ “ 1 Football League game l^s Aiwele.s gave a big boost to 41 AUGUSTA, Ga. (A P)-K athy about the trouble Fred Arbanas had with his ps on winter nights. ling a rules Interperation clinic. William Rylander and Donald ganization, signing a 8100,000 nesoto"rr “ihiertr r Tco ' Oakland officials still have not Chicago 10 5 1 21 58 ^ eye. The only trouble was Arbanas was beginning to of player personnel by the Red bonus contract as a graduate of Gale Gillingham ytith Green given any substantial reason fd* 38 • • * The program was canceled by Paterson, freshmen, also prod- The Wlnterhaven park where Toronto 7 8 2 16 38 Sox Sunday and was put in the University of Florida. Bay, Texas -A&I quarterback their unusual tactics. (. rjgular and Rudy Bukich re- -'speotecular danuige to the straight championship by upset- that had covered two monts 48 the Women's Titieh’oiders Cliiefs also had forgotten about him, Don Burns when notified of the uots of Coach Danielson, Boston will train will be dedicat­ New York 5 8 4 14 51 57 . They just haven’t been — ------Busy Schedule charge of trades immediately, He stayed vrith the Boston or­ placed Bill Wade at quarterback. Steelers. He majmged just, 19 Ung No. i con^nder Green Bay . . . lajrt- nm « _• death. Ohio Wesleyan was ed March 13 with Kansas O ty ITie^ Giants scored twice on y®rds in seven carries and 21-10. In other NFL games Sun- Boston 5 8 2 12 34 52 The partici- That means he wiU take over ganization for 8>/4 years before N REDSKINS-CGIVBOYS— tie more,” said Arbanas. “ If we toe-*i4h»r ^ woiked” Banking was Jim’s business, pating in the Regional NC.4A the opponent. Detroit 4 8 4 12 44 50 concerned, Arbanas said re- Boston efforts to make a trade he was drafted by Washington poasesMW by__ Morrall____ . ; to Del Shofner_ Is rvCleveland’s I/44 ... lead was only 7-0 at day, ' Washington nippedrr Dallas Sonny Jurgensen pitched don’t tlirow to everybody it’s morninir Thank^vlng starting shortly after he grad- Tournament for the third con« The team will meet 16 major f ir 25 yards and to Steve- Tliur- liAlfUme. during the current winter meet­ and promptly traded to Kansas T> » AM • * 34*31 and San Prancl.sco waJ- Washington to a nair of toiir*>i. Finishing 10 strokes behind in S ^ i n " h i f leU eyf. -As'far a l r i ^ * ; n Manchester High sccutive ye Oberlin was the ings. league clubs in the Grapefruit Nicklaus Misses Putt low for three yards. manutes is more time loped MImie.sota 45-24. BalU- downs in the finoTfour minutes Weekend Fights _...... _»v eye. ’’As lar as City. Sullivan became manager League. While training In Arl- There was no doubt the Chlfs Mile TTnn/i ^ve. School, as president of the Class 1265 Ohio Conlerence soccer One of the first trades he is S ’s '''■m played to as the Red.skins overtook Dal' AUGUSTA, Ga. Gordon T f^ 'M L d 'rr I ’m concerned they don’t have at headquarters of 1038. Except for nearly four champions. of the A ’s In 1965, replacing Mel zona in recent years, Boston had lOM 3 NFL opponents so he a 24-24 tie on 'Thanksgiving Day. Ga fini.u „ ’’ 'Sihest confidence in me. My right eye used 11 men against the Oilers expected to announce would McGaha. las. Jurgensen, who completed L®tt. 151. Savannah, •T o ! f*. , y®®” “ 1® Coast Guard, in------__ only four teams as possible op­ dadn t waste any after the inter- were idle, and Arbanas was one of the send veteran infielder Eddie But Kansas City's general And Winds Up Second Howe Nets th 28 of 42 passes for 411 yards, „knocked , ,, , , out „ „ Mike Padgett, 152’, . j i " T tour, does all Uie work but as long as and eluding 19 months of service in ponents. 600 mission. - * • * — ■ - ' Mnrilynn Smith, who had won they tlirow it near me I can keys, doubling his entire touch­ Bressoud to the New York Mets. manager, Ed Lopat, said Sulli- used just eight plays for Uie two ® ’ would M “ ^® Theater of Opera- The Boston battery candidates The brui.sing fullback took off Juarez de tourney two years in a row, catch it.” down output for the season by EAGLES-CARDS— marches downfield, covering 64 BUEXOS AIRES Argirps Victor will report Feb. 24. Other can- Goal of Career on a 67-yard sprint on the first Noi-m Snead and Pete Reitzlaff yards in the first series and 80 Lima, Brazil, outpointed Ram- P’ace with a 298 The Chiefs threw it near him ^ five-yard pass from ^ f e e « d doughnuts I had to er, nearly 27 of his years, ad- play from scrimmage in the on La Cruz, Argentina 12 De f2-hoIes — nine strokes Sunday and the big tight end Daw.son for one score and In Weeidy Shoot day * '^94 j f Y Llub course and left himself a 12-fool putt fo r In National Loop . . , , „ - P^^ B- great passing and in tlie second. dous-tauU”*^°h!r*fla^ vanclng to hls last position of Lima wins South American ’’ ®'" record-beating pace of who made the all-American 1 27-yarder from Pete a birdie, which would have given him a 68 for the fin inir Mr assistant treasurer and asslst- On the list again is welteru'eight title. year. Football League team la.st year for the other, lltte minutes ant secretary of the Peoples’ Exciting A ’s Club $32,000 Cajun Classic, final P(3A tourne 49ER.S-VIKINGS— George Argiros, edging Rene John Brodie completed 10 of *------— ______~ caught two touchdown pa.ssc.'i Dawson passed for two other i w *if ” ^ Vernon after prior Rec Volleyball of 1965. t o e before the runners took service with the Manchwter Lussier, 45-43, in the Manche*- The Golden Bear, a alight - M l i i = m s 19 pa.sses again.st Hinne.sota, the Chiefs ripped the Houston touchdowns as he completed 14 Nicklaus knew who Wysong the National Hockey League. were on their way to a 42-21 varder with twn ST.ANWNOS smile on his face, walked to the half of tliem for touchdowns. Oilers 52-21. of 17 attempts for 211 yards and Trust Co. and the Savings Bank t o Coon and Fox Club Trap was. He had beaten the South­ _ Howie scored the MOth goal of romp and their .second consecu- minutes to play Ine^Tw-ho hit The fire After the race, scorer's table to check the re­ scoring pitches made it Blackman Coach-of-Year In the only other game sched- a quarterback moiit * vManchester. Shoot in North Coventry'. Ber- Promised by Dark American League ern Methodist graduate in tlrt Ws fabulous 20-year NHL career tive Eastern C^onferenoe crouni. on 15 of The five importont|)ort j<*s Is that of Jim Murray was a bom lead- "ard Slieiidan and John Condio W L sults of earlier finishers. - Saturday nigrht and Montreal Brown carried 13 times in the 31 for 248 yards, easy for San Fi-anci.sco a.s the Uled, boston upended New York Ode Burrell scored two chief scorer. finals of the U.S. Amateur itv' marched the Eagles fixjim their Viking.s .suffered their third In Netv England football 27.-23 and enabled idle BuUilo to touchdowns on runs of -i.f*-. u, , , Murray com- er, ba.st testimony being the po- were deadlocked for third nlace FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (A P ) — Alvin Dark Watkins "A ’’ .... 9 0 "Who?” asked the Masters 1961. He’s seen Hiskey’s name «:„“’wh.n'S lo. tt. -Wl„„,„s .cor., ..raljlit ,23*3 clinch the Eastern Division title. yards. ?0tlS to'ftotiS * . I t his gradurt-“ ------with 41 targets"— each.----- ^ promiflGS to provide Kansas City with an excitiiicr new Jim’s A tlan tic___4 5 champ. Ihen he laughed and near the bottom of the list of- V Wyman Oil ...... 4 § Indestructible Detroit .star BOS’TON (AP) _ Dartmouth The Senior Achievement Arbanas------wa.s w.alking down a The victory kept the Chiefs In said, ” I ’m only kidding.” also-rans in other tourneys. times, a* forwarded by Morgsi S thre?omctottog^boS®to^ Oostanzo look in 1966 when he attempts to guide the Athletics Conn. Estonians .. I 8 reached two other milestones. reeled Ui°e Tmben"'*?' ^om Weils Kansas City street last Deceen^. the Western Division race with Port«r fnr .11 1M **..* , . ..® 0“ >®‘ating boards that 40, Bob Titcomb 40, Jock Carr out o f the A m erican Leagu e cellar. The 25-year-old Ohio strong- Neither Hiskey nor Wysong,' reeled the Indians to the Ivy of Springfield who Boucher 38, . George 'J’^e new manager of the A ’a, National League boy's putt sUd two feet part the Howe bagged No. 500 al Wora- Bronco Horvath Triggers Rochester Six League championship, earned a ber when “ the next tiling I knew 6-^-2 record compared to San each 26, had ever won an offi- ley’s expense three years ago t m ^ over to this writer. ^ ’w^T s S d to'become toJ MoePherson operating W L Pet. cup and he had to sotiie for a 60. odal tourney. i* ’ League for the firof tinfe^stitlra “ ’ ® The three-under-por score on tied Maurice Richard’ former ir4.fr. sr,;;; r"- ■“ '»■ York Mets the second. Watkins "B” .... 6 0 1.000 After ICskey, an ex-Houston all-time mark of 544 goals To Maintain Long Hockey inning Streak i.nri“;b“‘s r h « ut.„p„„„ th, b ™ .h t star-studded career as a player Nazarene ...... 3 0 the 6,665-yard course meant Wg University golfer, sent hls puttT Most clubs indicated they 1.000 against Gump the following sea­ Special recognition awards fr®m an unknown assailant. record to 2-8-1 by beating the Nebo where Eart Catholic High for I ^®™‘® 21, John How- and manager in the National Lal.ewood Jack was cue stroke ehy of the charging toward the cup suo-1 hoped to pick up one or two son League, says Kansas City will Circle "8” ...... 3 3 leader after the regulation 72 ceasfully. Wysong who earlieri nian like Jets .and dropped Ngw York out young prospects. holes. Tills Urns, however, Worsley ■ him,” of contention for thC'-J^astern “ run and run and run.” Rotary ...... 4 5 had been gripping hls stomach: shrugged off the big Red Wing Dark says he considers the Dark was given a two-year Toomey’s Tallies . 1 5 Babe Hiskey and Dudley Wy- tightly when he got butterfUess aong did have It and Hiskey. third-period tally and beat De- American Hockey “ ‘^Lea^e We^ vd t" Billy Dea netted' the other io r m e r "l^ - H L '^ h T r V e r h ' and the doclor.s said he had to had clinched a tie (or*th'e^U^^H tlonsr at Mt. » Nebo. = Jim handled wasS scheduled S - lto i become ' S its “ John opportunity to take over contract at 840,000 a year by Eart Sides ...... 1 5 missed one from 15 feet awaj*. Kansas City owner Charles Pin- who was born on the edge of an that would have sent the play­ trolt 3-2, then checked the Chi- streak alive in the first meeting second'nl'IIe who out- chief Boston In 1962 piok Nocera of Southern dm- me with bras.s knuckles the a 20-20 tie with San Diego the ticket booth sales. Beci«:.se next c'liato;^: 1^^ v;;;;” rio y a " S ' r f ^ S a v a S h f^Don^^d ^ challenge’’ artit Vor-4 ____I__ *______■.—..'-c-vtt.uci.ueu J.O, iyc7iiiua after manaptner Son ns.ov.tti„«„ ------..ttsu vu.., ^ PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad Idaho golf coarse, conned a fast off Into another hole. ,■» eago Black Hawks 2-1 Sunday of the defending AHL anrvVest e r^ n K n lr , ^D-IS. nectlcut was cited for his out- way I was cut around the eye. I Thank.s-iving Day his loyallty for 15 years, to and' hard''workeV''fo7” ounUMS GrouTlV^^^Ci w ^ ‘®'‘ San Francisco ^®y- 28 hired Dark putt from 20 feet out to win the Tall Qedaro, he headed up programs with the°Knrgh"tsto four first-division finishes in «»® Cub® where he Nicklaus tied for third wltJr lUgtit, leading Montreal , Into ern L a ^ e " c h a m p s " " R<:::h«te?°"’ '^»'‘PP*d Portland A L K o n ^ ' ^ i R ? Parilli, who completed Billy Daniels, 196H, New York, the title on the second hole of first place in the NHL race. Horvath’., ,4 Springfield bowed to San w“ Waterbury. Conn., had any real trouble. ^tha^oringUMi. BCOrino* groupp-rrmn again,Acrflin and Columbus.__I___ ° A-'iCK iJOnf .u. hi.his only other managerial stint. spent the summer coaching. 81,900 and H boosted his earnlngS] Horvath’s goal at 8:43 of a 10- Alain (Boom Boom) Caron Frinclsro S the 5 ^ 4 v T the 14th reclp: missed two 1 4 Ofui 1 .... pa.sses and missed stopped Ulric Regis, 193H, the sudden death. to a record $140,76. . . .Toronto moved up to third. iinute aiiddpn-r pnfh ______xA&iicifscu oi me w «L 4-1 Pro- lent of thu u,.*. ^a.,, „ ^ t i t u t e to assist at the Despite his love for offlclat- The naming of Dark a few Dark was released as San Trinidad 8- Johnny Duncan ------AV4.A* dim AGtii i^uGLis OI viaence tned Herahev «.i • a«omsvi 4^ ^ ____ _ *. ..— ttwi4w u{j uio re- iie naa cau r o ^ a ll game. jng, and for helping—without p";^Tsur;"„trga::S’h! ‘^pp®- H.r.hey Top 2-Year-OW minutes after the announcement Francisco manager a year ago 126, Trinidad, stopp^ Howard _*come-from- behind 4-2 victory tlie season for Buffalo while Baltimore mpped Buffalo 2-i f o ^ ^ i * •® "‘®« ^ college glon’e leading rusher with 1,166 passes and scored Jim Murray w «a m poHtlolan, renumeratlon — in hundreds of that Haywood Sullivan was quit- “ Iter the Giants finished fourth Roae 125 Trinidad 4 • --- —'— ■ __ _ wvnjiwi, VAniJiy«d. wrtflua u Nn. Enjlan,'. iora. S'"'" " * ‘wo y.r4 yai. ter but he did so many-ttiings to town projecU over the years— SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — ting as manager of the A ’s to tn the National League, their * ’ ’ ’ ' make Manchester a better...... ' the front office of the Bos- worst showing under the 43- game. munlty In which to Red Sox highlighted the year-old former All-Star short- -The 37-year-old Howe, who would be a long on e,______„„u !-year- opening, of the annual meeting “top. FOR THE Wd not scored a goal In two ^ ® in a row for to be In the s o u g h t, the Jim daughtefs. olds with earnings of $598,606, of - major and minor, league t>afk managed San Francisco igseks, took his record-maker in » trip through the Counted Out of Everything Tivo Months Ago M u ^ I knew worked him- ' Jhn Mui^Sy!* shoes in Man- was-named today as the cham- baseball officials. to the pennant la 1962 but the i^ d e . "R wasn’t like when I the first time the •r.r..dreda of hours, behind the ^Chester’s------everyday -life will be Pton 2-year-old colt Of 1966 by Drafting of minor league Giants lost the World Series in 4(48 going tor Richard’s have been beaten in over- ’ “ »• ‘*® Thoroughbred Racing Aeso- players was scheduled - - ' today seven games to the Now ®®^®* York cord,” he said. ’ ’The pressure *'"®® *" They wlto public acknowledgment. Jim Murray didn’t have an ,en- oiations, with Kansas Caty getting the Yankees. 'GOLFER IS really on then.” '"’*'*® ""beaten in 24 straight' A t the time o f his sjiocking emy in the' world, 3♦ ______overtime games.' Alabama in Big Comeback •4i death, which occurred at the i know that I have lost a loy- I *• ^ Jim Powers’ overtime goal t' breakfast table at hls home, al, 'true fribnd. Jim wa* president of the Par- The originany planned Mon- NarionaUy Famous 2 ^ L a k e r s i n R a l l y SeatUe past springneld 4- * / 3 in another game on the inter- *»»t« Club at Bast <3athoHc High day column was never finished. lo Down Pistons schedule, giving the tight Grid Campaign GOLF ■ WHL an even split for the night. SFor 43 minutes o# their Na- Pittsburgh won Its sixth Two Manchester Winners EQUIPMENT Basketball Association straight, edging Providence 3-2 Sunday night, Detroit and and Buffalo blanked Cleveland , % Ooi a golfer your Ustt Horrts the sohitlen to your Angeles matched point for 4-0 in other AFHL games Sun- I' two i p o n ^ a g o but named was counted out of eve- tlie — Western Athletic s H Conference r r : Cathy Dyak Wins at Green, pofot. It was the six-minute day. gift problem. Stop in and to a bovrt g week ago, has knocked out of the title with a 42-8 romp over New '^ k n midway through the first Horvath scored the game-wln- paying | talk over hls or her fa­ '-'Cmupleted one of the big- ^ ®P®t when t.iey Mexico while-Texas Christian Cochrane Captures Oass B vorite qwrt with Alex 9 iparter that left (he Pistons on nlng goal 12 seconds after Port- Haricsey, golf pro o« the m abort end of a 128-110 deci- land’s Con Madigan began serv- gest'comebacks o f the 1965 ®pe"er- ®"t the major bowl line- A pair of Waterbury bowlere, en’s event for ■ the second college football , season and ^ Te^essee mars JV. accepting a spot In the Sun Moacheeter Country Clab. *5*V . ®' penalty. Jim Pappin, who Jim Flcehette and Dom enpriano straight week as she posted a The* you will know you AngeifS. was leading 19-15 failed to score for the first time t o i . w»d a Mancheeter tandem; sU. game 886 at Manchester. ■5 » » f«M u g the right g ift tjgth 6:11 left in the first period in eight games with Rochester '( '■'% V'' ' Cathy Dyak and George Coch- Successive games of leo and 187 Boo his eoinpleto line of y e n the Pistons hit a scoring stole a Portland pass to set up ran, hlghllghtaif Connecticut gava the No. l Connecticut Natleually Fame«M Golf, famine that lasted for almost Horvath’s second |goal of the ■ > " I " duckpla tournament play over woman bowler a big lead over h if Equlpmeeri; rest of the period. TTie Lak- game. l ^ r Bryant’ aWd. ” Wa paases. touchdown ^ s e B ^ ^ the holiday weekend. the second place total of 797 m i pickfUi 4 g spun off 19 straight points Wally Boyer and Ed Joyal Fiecbette bad a six game 892 shared by Jane Smith of’ Bloom- AND DIUVIIY EVERYTHING FOR LADY and MAN GOLFER bpfore Detroit’s Bill Buntin fl- also scored for the Amerks, who to win the Peters Open at Water- field and Faith Dennis of CoUins- e Complete Sets • Golf n^Uf tary. His score range was 130 villa. • Golf dothea MJIy scored another basket just finished with a 42-21 margin In B IG 20% eU eodC oton oTOes ^ th. Tlde,'ronked fifth In - A n ivl^ ^ fo vy ^ S ^ X vs"'^ori^"'"L“ II*- Other leaders included: Doris • Golf Carta bj^ore the end of the quarter, shots on Goal. Billy Saunders,- * Prarilee Buns oGottBogs ,/Jter that, the two clubs Art Jones and Ttom McVle were . -1 ri~. .. Other gtandout scores among Griffin, Newington, 789; WUda DISCOUNT • Q olf Shoes iMtched almost point for point the PorUand scorers. 88 entries included:. Maurice Guerrette, - Bridgeport, 780; TSP- Oorrentl, Manchester, 877; Andy Maureen Gllberto, Hartford, 778* Aifsaafls 11% Bisatiit W that sfx-mlnute Jump was Seattle’* Powers slapped in a! A L L 1965 WO m i ^ for Detroit to over- rebound at 4:57 of the overtime Onofrey, Stratford, 871; Vic Naa- and Dot Konia, New Haven, 767.’ — nvs\~~ eWpo. Jerry West and Rudy La- session after Yves Locas’ sec- tu. Bridgeport. 849; Walt Berth- OsU Morin, Hartford, had high AMHiMal 1l% :l8r 8a«|| C' old, Rockville, 847; BinlUo Pal- single I66, W OODS and IRONS 25% OFF “ >« »«* aid mcFo so then any team nesaee ^taking Vanderbilt 21-8 f o ^ ^ * * " "• * * ■*»«>“ • BoW a phy. Coaches C l^ h e GritCf and John Gervini look on. i v ^ T O N S I— M M iM fijim nui . 1 ‘ C

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l¥-:\ iSfti K iV .'J y /-I • -iiniiiiini" iimiyf a ilin tillt I ' ' MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2^. 1966 xfver ! First Year f'-i Upsfta Wtor . .FcM^UNdl f',, ■ f ' ^ ■■■ ]^ar Stars SLMIR/L N^Y. (AP) — Check War Lodm^! NATTONAi. xiiAOlhD' NEW YORK (AP) . L~. a Cloae Friepd D o a lV ^ le r iveBdeMd what Eastern dsnfarettea Mike Holdvak n«MMd a vie- LMtlgttiSdRy nuttiitng started out like’a routine one h^qiea^ to the aatleih ea'a l^ n d Out w 1. TPct: lPto Jim Grabowski. - <. tle. day's pages waa suhstonUsl and match. • r Sayan aet a raoord for Grean Bay 8 .727"------290 164ParilM’s two • yard touchdown a oolunm whs started tor said w 2 r ? ’2(2SLi*'^lIok Johnson wHh' AOanW. rooklM Sunday by aoortng two Chicago T .098 818 291 pan to lymy Romeo wHh 64 see edition. ' touchdowns to a 96-14 romp over San Fran. 0 .646 900 909 onde remaining. B ^ T o r a ^ te ^ S ^ L lS te ^ Virginia full- Why did Holovak apedogixer The subjeets w en the men be­ Iha New York Olants, bitafing Dotroit 6 .600 201 331 hind the scene who volunteer bia season total to 14. The old Minn. . 5 .455 911 865 The Jets led 23-20 end the Pa Brown’s Hall Los Ang. 2 trotte, who had won only^one their services eaeh Thanksgiv Stork cf 18 was set by Grean .182 188 306 Ing to aasist the Tall Cedars in Bay’a BUly Howton in 1952 X—<3incha4 conference ■tiUei previous game white loaing Wins Bulger- eight and tying two, faced a the successful promotion of thd >«««., rtiiVtti j - ■“ •"***■ “• Bulfcus, everybody's All- Next Sunday’o Games Five Mile R6ad Rack. .^imeilca linebacker a year ago. Chicago at Baltimore fourth and two sUuation on the — B ,«.. N.M. «d 0»l»w.a. lateroeiaed a peas, recovered a Dallas at Philadelphia New York two-yard line. Con­ list of those outside the or­ Lowe Award Ihunble and roamed all over the Detroit at San Francisco servative tootball would dictate ganisation who give'up Tanks', BOSTON (AP)—Brown’s spec- Mlecting xftor 17 hours and 69 choices are not signed, Oklpho* llatd in a perfonaanoe that im- Los Angeles at St. Louis a field goal attempt tor the al­ giving morning every Novem. tecular quarterback. Bob Hall of ^ ^ A. . ------—«'<**<* tuth nia luivucM^Kcr linebacker' %jan Cart juicJMWmi.. McAdamd^ j^ s sad «2,088 fans at Yankee Minnesota at Green Bay^ most certain three points. her to Assist In the race Included Walpole, Maas., has been nam­ •A K...... -i ■ — .rv S ujr ' Dt.s lAniu;t o " , m nceiq Pittsburgh at New York But Holovak needed a victory the names of Jifn Murray land 30 hours and 66 minutes, it be- kicker Charlie Gogolak, tappea Utadhun. ed ivinner of the george Bqlger tea Washington at Cleveland —not a tie. L. Morgan Porter, chief scorer pteyera by Washington; M l i i ^ t S ,[ Oeoige Hates, the owner-coach Lowe Award, emblematic of «t the Boars, had been compar­ "I wAs surprised that he went and chief timer respetolvely. ‘ were com^tted to cerioln Francis Peay, selected by New for the wm instead of the tie,” New England college football’s ing Sayera with Georga McAfee AMEmOAN LEAGDi; Before the column ^was tfailsV most valuable player. e/to R ^ -Grange from Ua own Eastern Division admitted Jets coach Ewbank. sd. Funeral Director John Tier* were thefefere bekig avoided hy MUt Moijn, taken by Oeveland. goldan past. It was obvious that W, L T Pet. Pis. o r •iBut he’s a great guy and apol­ ney phonAd the city side—Mrs. Hall established a total of 15 ”*"***• ^ Ilie APT* signed three flrSt jCMd Papa .Bear knew what be xBuffalo 8 3 1 .800 289 109 ogized to me later. He said he Doris Belding taldng ihe call-^’ school and Ivy League records The nwMt tegnifieaat tactora round p4c)(s, Mlchigui tackRi 2 was taikUig about from the way New York 4 8 1 .400 250 229 needed the yiotory badly." with the news that Jim Mur­ while playing with one of the leading to that Interpreteitton Bill Yearby by New York, MW Sayan performed against the Houston 4 7 0 .364 £40 831 He seemed to have had H ray had died suddenly. "Jim poorest teams in the league. were three-fold: Itie length o i nesota end Aaron Brown » Giants. McAfee, incidentally, Bbstoh 2 8 2 .200 174 368 earlier, after Jim Colclough Murray Just died," she said. He is the second Brown play­ time some teems took befOro Ksnsaa Cfty and Kentucky haA waa the bead Unesinan in the Western Division grabbeid two touchdown pasees er to win the award. Frank Fin­ making first-round selections, b»ck Rodger Bird by OaklanUr. There waa rilence from one ney won the honor in 1968. game. . San Diego 6 2 8 .750 241 186 m len then 2 minutes late in end of the editorial room-to the the low number of d\q>)icated None was picked In the Nrti ■ Sayers bad bia bast day in Kan. City 8 4 3 .600 202 316 the third quarter for a 20-10 Bos­ other. ‘ Jerry Whelchel, the triple first-round choices and the quick draft O threat quarterback with Massa­ I^OK OUT BELOW—Henn Richard, left, of Montreal, and Pierre Pilote of juahlBg wtth 118 yards on IS car- Oakland 6 4 1 .600 236 188 ton lead. But Jots’ quarterback a ty Editor Hal ■ftirUngton rash of signlnge — 28 in the Besides Nobis and Orabowski; Denver 4 Joe- Natnath brought New York chusetts, won the award a- year Chicago are about to take a seat on the ice as they spill while fighting for NPT* end seven in the APT*. tour other' AFL flrst-rouni fias, including touchdown runs 7 0 .364 235 399 was almost i^chless, ks was possession of puck in National Hockey League. (AP Photofax) iof 45 and 15 yards. He also X—Clinched division champi- back, comploteing six passes this writer. ago and Boston CoUege quarter­ Only three players w en are unsigned, i Purdue back Jack Ooncannon won the 9 snared two peases for 24 yards, onshlp. tor. 147 yordb. He set up one picked by botii leagues on the Singer, picked b> "Will you ■ write something 1963 award. totURMd two kickoffs for 41 Saturday’s Game' touchdown ohd passed for an­ about Jim?l’ Hai«aked me, add first round. Nobis, Grabowski ®®*ton; Kentucky quarterbaefk yards and rad back two punto CLUTCH PLAY—Del Shofner of the Giants falls into end zone to score despite New Y«vk at San tiiego other. ing, "I think you knew Wm bet- and Purdue tackle Jerry Shay Norton, selected by Mf- for aevso yarda. liMt added up the Bears Richie Petitbon’s grip on his shirt in third quarter. (AP Photofax) Next Sunday’s Games BiA'then Namath stuck to the ter thanttite uyoqe else.'.’ who signed with the NFL’s ®”'^’ Mississippi halfback MiKi to 185 yards in moving the boll. Denver at Oakland ground In a puzzling series of Obituaries are ijot part of a Local Boys Play Minnesota Vikings after being Dennis, tapped by Buffalo, and Buffalo at Houston plays, ci^ng six rushes in a New Look for RSox picked In the AFL draft by Den- ^ Angeles State tackle D014 Sayotof most spe^cular play ■pdrtswrtters’; . regular assign- waa not included in the final Only games scheduled row. mwit but this Waa something dif­ In Soccer Event ver. Davis, taken by San Diego. atetlWcs. Ha clicked with a 63- -Machinery^ Rolls When Warmed Up Turner booted a 26-yard field ferent. ■ ■ JIM MURRAY Nnhi« . . *K. KT , Three teams had considerabkl Working Road Race Both the Ohio Wesleyan and yard left-lisaded pass to Dick Basketball goal for a 23-20 lead. But Paril- The name that was to appear Oberlin soccer teams participat­ piJi to ‘“Acuities making up their 11 wiped that out shortly. Asked Gordon tbst would have meant Eaafem Division to Saturday’s Issue of The Her­ Schoo4. His' cohtrlibutions to the ed in the National Collegiate Includes Sullivan g touchdown If the Bears hadn’t W. L. Pet. O.B. why. the Jets stayed on the ald under the obituary column Athletic Association (NCAA) FORT LAUDERDALE, Several sources have reported van wasn’t experienced enough ground on the final series, Bw- Catholic high school, over the been caught holding in the first Boston ...... 14 5 .737 SCORES—iJets’ end Bake Turner gathers in A Joe waa more than Just a name, to past five years, were tremen­ Soccer Tournament, College Di Fla. (AP)—Hajrwood Sulli- ^ e trade for New York’s Joe to manage the Athletics- bank explained his decision tliis Houaton. Grabowski, the No. 1 rSt^^riete period. Brown on TD Spree Cincinnati . 14 6 .700 Namath pass for score with Boston. Jets' Don the writer. It waa that of J i m dous,...... in hia... usual quiet and un- vision, Mideast Re^onal,” held van is going to get still an- Christopher but neither club has ■ 'I- think • it will be an advan­ Phlla...... 12 7 .632 way: The'nakt time Sayera was giv­ Maynard watches as Patriots’ Tom Hennessey falls Murray, a pefeonal friend of 30 assuming manner. Nov. 19 - 20, 1966 at Parweii other crack at making good tage to our younger players New York .. 6 15 .286 "I thought we’d cross them P«.*toth«r™ .p.cuv,dmt» en the ball on a similar pitch NEW YORK (AP)—The — a full game’s work for most hitting Retzlaff three times be- in defensive effort. (AP Photofax) y*®” ’ e * * Field, L ^ e Forest College, HI. in baseball. Christopher was viewed as a having an experienced man at out play from Rudy Bukicb, he good runners. Western Division up. I didn't want any Intercep­ I waa shocked and stunned as . , the helm," Lopat said. "While ^ '^tore making selections. u yardage machine that fore the TD pitch. tions. i wanted to be sure of Richard Trotter of Manches- The onetime bonus catcher of hadly needed pinch hitter with uiw n Bay. Raiders, however, took 12 cocked his arm as though to The Browns needed help to Los Angeles 14 9 .609 anyone. Jim and 1 were the best A lw ays H e lp fu l SuUlvan did a good job he, too, wears numbery 32 and op­ San Fran. ... 11 getting some points on the score- ter played wing for Ohio Wes- toe Boston Red Sox, who never P^^er toward the short left And now the bidding stazts. hours and 66 minutes from tlis pass, eihd then raced 45 yards on erates out of the Cleveland clinch the Eastern crown and RAMS-P.ACKEBS— of friends, and close down The night before he died, Jim leyan and Steven Morrison full- quite made it as a regular and was learning. The difference in a biilUant run. got it from Qiicago and Phila­ St. Louis ...... 8 board. through the years, first as team- Murray worked a practice bas- The NFL signed eight of its time the AFL draft started bei Browns’ backfield is like Bruce Gosso'.t kicked four Baltimore ... lO _____ Eye Trouble ‘Cleared’ back for Oberlin. Both are jun- could hardly be classified as a Sullivan replaced aa manager the two men could mean eight firt-round choices, 8hay going tore naming any of their choices Butkus bad been a regular delphia. Tlie Bears whipped field goals, three of them from mates and later aa opponents on ketball scrimmage at East lors and played for Coach Rich- successful manager at Kansas the Athletics by Alvin Dark to 14 victories to a club.” middle Unebacker from the day any other piece of compli­ Detroit ...... 6 the basketball courts, and as Catholic with Jimmy Horvath. with Minnesota, Indiana defen- <— and then took a strange route New York 35-14 and the Eagles better than 40 yards, as the AAt I t • V ---- — ------—.....V.KK* *-^«*ji*tawiiard uii Danielson jviaiieiiesier on Manchester City, has beenuccii mreahired as the the former star and manager of The Red Sox also announced slve end Randy Belsler with by announcing their third, fifth he reported to training camp cated machinery. It takes edged St. Louis 23-24, elimina­ a 29-game spring training sched­ Rams dropped Green Bay 1^4 H ockey b ^ e r officials, in both base- Saturday night, the pair was Hlgji’s 1962 State Championship "wheeler dealer" of the new the San Francisco Giants Philadelphia, Michigan tackle and seventh selections before bU Sayers didn’t start until the time to warm up. ting the only clubs who still had games back of the Colts in the Whitworth Wins Aud ArbauEs F eatu res S ila s tic slated to officiate a special bas- .soccer team. Also on tlie Oliio look In the front office of the The 34-vear-old Sullivan start ule over the weekend. The third gams of the season. Hk So Jimmy Brown .spent the n a t io n a l l e a g u e Tom Mack with Los Angeles, revealing Bird as their No I a .shot at Cleveland. West witili just three games to And Sets Mark NEW------YORK (AP)—The Kansas City Chiefs have .•A ,, — ----- ^ ------ircoicjroii varsity soccer team schedule will be highlighted by Kentucky tackle Sam Ball with pick. fi Bears’ success story, seven wins first 30 minutes of Sunday’s Na­ In the Western Conference, play. W L T Pts. FG GA and traveling together for long Catholic with Jim Murray hand- this year from Manchester were tionnnn ® weekend series against Min- tional Football League game Montreal forgotten about the trouble Fred Arbanas had -with his Sullivan was hired as director ganization, signing a ^Itimore, Minnesota tackle Oakland officials still have not in their last eight games, dates los Angele.s gave a big boost to The victory snapped an eight- AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—Kathy trips bn winter nighte. ling a rules Interperatlon clinic. WiUiam Rylander and Donald 9100,000 nesota Ir Puerto Rico. from the day Sayers became a against Pittsburgh doing less Baltimore's hopes for a second Cliicago Wliitworth of San Antonio, Tex., eye. The only trouble was Arbanas was beginning to of player personnel by the Red bonus contract as a graduate of Th. w in f.,* .,,.. u Gale Gillingham with Green given any substantial reason tdt game Los Angeles lo.sing string Toronto ♦ • ♦ The program was canceled by Paterson, freshmen, also prod- Sox Sunday and was put in th. Tintv.roifv nt ^"® winterhaven park where Bay, Texas AAI quarterback their unusual tactics. e regular and Rudy Bukich re­ than spectacular damage to the straiglit championship by upset- won the Women’s Tltleholders suspect the Chiefs also had forgotten about him the University of Florida. Boston will train will be dedlcat- Steelers, Ho m ^ ia g ^ just, 19 that had covered two monts. New York "They just haven’t been ------_I______Busy Schedule Bums when notified of the uots of Coach Danielson. charge of trades immediately. placed Bill Wade at quaiterbock. Ung No. 1 contender Green Bay Golf Tournament Sunday with a Th. death. Ohio Wesleyan was partici- He stayed with the Boston or- ed March 13 with Kansai City Ihe j Giants scored twice on yards In iwven carries and Boston throwing to me as far as I'm That means he wiU take over ganization for 8>^ years before the opponent, N 21-10. In other NFL games Sun­ 71 for 287 and a tournament rec­ REDSKINSCOWBOYS— Detroit concerned," Arbanas said re- tle more," said Arbanas. "If we toM th.r ^ woAed” Banking was Jim’s business, paling in the Regional NC.UA Boston efforts to make a trade pusses by MorraJl to Del Shofner Cleveland’s lead was only 7-0 at day, Washington nipped Dallas ord. don’t tlirow to everybody it’s morning T i^ Thajik^ving starting shortly after he grad- Tournament for the third con- he was drafted by Washington The team will meet 16 major fbr 25 yards and to Stevr Thur- halftime. Sonny Jurg«n.sen pitched centijf in di.scussing tlie loss of during the current winter meet­ 34-31 and San Francisco wal­ Washington to a pair of touch- Finishing 10 strokes behind in like using 10 or nine men.” rival thitT. ^ Manchester High secutive year. Oberlin was the ings. and promptly traded to Kansas league clubs in the Grapefruit Nicklaus Misses Putt low for three yards. But 30 minutes is more time loped Mimiesota 45-24. Balti­ sight in his left eye. "As far as City. Sullivan became manager League. While training in Art- dowais in the final four minutes Weekend Fights second place was Peggy Wilson I’m concerned they don’t have There was no doubt the Chlfs Mil. TtnaA t» Five. School, as president of the Class Ohio Conference soccer One of the first trades he is than Brown gi\-es most of Cleve­ more and Detroit, who played to AUGUSTA, Ga. - - Gordon if headquarters of 1938. Except for nearly four champions. land’s NFL opponents so he as the Red.skins overtook Dal­ o .Tendan, Miss,, her highest confidence in me. My right eye used 11 men against the Oilers .0 M cS b l’ a 24-24 tie on Yhanksglving Day, las. Jurgensen, who completed Lott, 151, Savannah, Ga., ” l h ,0 V y®®" ^ t^® Coast Guard, in------r ‘ didn’t waste any after the inter­ were idle. knocked out Mike Padgett. 152, finish on the professional tour, does all Uie work but as long L and Arbanas was one of the send veteran infielder Eddie But Kansas O ty’s general ponents Possible op- A nd W inds U p S eco n d Howe Nets 600th mission. 28 of 42 passes for 411 yai-ds, keys, doubling his enUre touch­ Ld w hen^h^® fht^ to Bressoud to the New York Mets. manager, Ed Lopat, said Sulli Edgefield, S.C., 4. MariljTin Smith, who had won they tlnow it near me I can and when the Father thought it the Pacific Theater of Opera­ The Boston battery candidates The brui.sing fullb.ack took off used just eight plays for tlie two the tourney two years in a row, catch it." down output for the season by ^AFA^YETTO, La. fAP)—-Jack Nicklaus hit his sec­ Goal of Career F.AGLES-CARDS— marches do^mneld, covering 64 , BUENOS AIRES-Juarez AIRES—Juarez de ' would be a good idea to have tions, Jim Murray was a bank­ Argiros Victor will report Feb. 24. Other can­ on a 67-yard sprint on the first Noi-m Snead and Pete Retzlaff . ---- a 298 The Cliiefs threw it near him grabbing a five-yard pass from coffee and doughnuts, I had to er, nearly 27 of his years, ad­ didates will report the Wlowlng ond shot to the green on the 18th hole at Oakbume In National Loop play from scrimmage in the put on a great passing and for the 72-hoies -- nine strokes Sunday and the big tight end Len Daw.son for one score and make the coffee and got the vancing to his last position of In Weekly Shoot day. Countpr Club course and left himself a 12-fool putt for third period. Five plays later he catching show as Uie Eagles • » • Lima wins South American off her record-beating pace of who made the all-American snaring a 27-yarder from Pete doughnuts,” he said, apologlz- assistant treasurer and assist a birdie, which would have given him a 68 for the final ■ Gordie Howe keeps picking on barreled into the end zone witli last year. Beathard for the other. caught the Cardinals. Retzlaff 49ERS-VIKINGS— welterweight title. Football League team la.st year ing for being a few mtoutes anV'secretoiw of''the‘“proDies^ again is Exciting A ’s Club *^2^*"*i^*^ $32,000 Cajun Classic, final PGA tournev Gump Worsley and Worsley the fu-s* of his four touchdowns l^ e , alUiough still in plenty of Bank of Vernon after prior ^®°'’^® Arglros, edging Rene of 1965. — ------:------3 keeps taking it out on the rest of cauglrt nine passes for 148 yards John Brodie. completed 10 of caught two louclid05vn pa.sse.s as Daw.son passed for two other Rec Volleyball for the day and tlie Brown.s ^ e before the runners took service with the Manchester fussier. 45-43, in the Manches- the National Hockey League. and tliree TDs, the last one a 10- 19 pn.sses again.st Minne.sota, the Chiefs ripped the Houston touchdowns as he completed 14 were on their way to a 42-21 Oilers 52-21. 8TANDIN08 How'e scored the 600th goal of yarder with les.s than three half of Uiem for touciidowns. of 17 attempts for 211 yards and i.fA . «K _ - Trust Co. and the Savings Bank ter Coon and Fox Club Trap romp and their second consecu­ minutes to play. Snead, who lilt also scored on a quarterback Manchester. Shoot in North Coventrj-. Ber- American League his fabulous 20-year NHL career tive L-astem Conference croun. The five scoring pitciies made It Blackman Coach-oi-Year In the only other game sched­ Promised by Dark rS-SSriS £S£=£r'H Saturday nigiit and Montreal on 15 of 31 for 248 yards, easy for San Fr.incisco as the uled, boston upended New York sneak. Ode Burrell scored two ^ Murray was a born lead- nard Sheridan and John Condlo W L Pet. Brown c.irried 13 times in the Watkins “A” 9 Goalip Worsley was the victim marched the Eagles from their Vikings suffered their third 27-23 and enabled idle Buftilo to Houston touchdowns on runs of i ffeu bc.o consider^- the two-year Toomeyi? .Tallies . 1 .167 third-period taHy and beat De­ and Eijly Dea netted the other former team, Hal Westerman. and the doctors said he liad to contract a t, 940,000 a year by East SiiMs ...... 1 s ^ did have it and Hlskey, missed one from 15 feet awaw American Hockey League Tlie° victory left the Hornets in New Hampshire coach had clinched a tie for tito title in tlo ^ at Mt. Nebo, Jim handled was sc L d u l^ to" become “ito G enu ^ S r sS th ^ '^ lT .167 troit 3-2, then checked the cau- goals for the Blsons, pick Noeera of Southern Con- me with brass knuckles the the- ticket booth sales. Becau.se next chairman He was a loval vxenua xo. (..nanes sm ith 18, Ptoceplace club "a real challenge" Kansas City owner Charles BMn-BMn ------s m wee tern on the edge of an that would have sent the play- meeting second place in the AHL’s West- out- Chief Boston In 1962. a 20-2C tie with San Diego mv u/iin mar ann* *iu •n«M*H*a eago Hawka 2-1 Sunday sliot tlie Barons 39-18. necticutlirttriit «was ... cited for his out­ .... -way I was cut around the eye. I ^ hla loyality for 15 years, to and hard worker for countless Grouf ^ *«®«®St"g San Francisco '“y- ^st Aug. 28 hired Dark Qp g Mate golf course, canned a foot off Into another hole. o^the defending AHL and West- cm Dlvi.slon. six points behind Also honored by the writers Tliank.sglving Day. SPAIN, Trinidad — putt from 20 feet out to win Nicklaus tied for third with- qight. leading Montreal Into ern League champions. Pittsburgh whipped Portland standing play. The Junior half- had two operations but I haven’t Babe Parilli, who completed thetoe Tall Cedars, he headed up programs with the Knights of f^Dick i ^ 7"^ ««t-d»vision finishes inCubs where he Bllto DaSfls first place in the NHL race. Rochester. was Harry Arlan.son of Tufts, back from Waterbury, Conn., had any real trouble.” toethe scoringseorine- groupe-riviin again,nimlTi andon/i W.tColumbus,__,__ “ 4J1CK Long 17. Kio #.»k..> ______i-> had snent the RiitnmAr rna,-Kin,* Laiueis, ^ title on the second hole of 91.900 and it boosted his earning _ Horvath’s goal at 8:43 of a 10- 5-0; Springfield bowed to San only 10 of 33 pa.sses and missed his only other managerial stint.' ®P®®‘ ^ e summer coaching. iM u ’ JlToronto moved up to third, . Alain (Boom Boom) Caron who waa named the 14th reclp- missed two games with injuries got a substitute to assist at the Despite his love for offlclat- the sudden death. to a record 9140,76. minute sudden-death overtime Francisco of the WHL 4-1; Pro- sun, going into tiie Houston nine attempts In a row at one The naming of Dark a few Cark was released as San Trinidad 8- Jetomw ’ D u n c^’ ^ e points behind Chicago, witli scored his 15th and 16th goals of vidence~"''t^p;i' Hershey 8™' A^ilrd®^or“‘ but still wound up as the re- cgame___ he had caught only 16 fo ^ a ll game. ing-_ and for helping—without minutes after the announcement Francisco manager a year ago i 28 Trinldnd nt/miJA period Sunday night gave Roch­ gion’s leading rusher with 1,166 passes and .stretch, connected with Tony Top 2-Year-Old ■a come-from- behind 4-2 victory the season for Buffalo while Baltimore nipped Buffalo 2-1 football. ^ *** scored one touch- Romeo on a two-yard pass for Jim Murray was no politician, renumeration — in hundreds of that Haywood Sullivan was quit- after the GlanU finished f o u ^ Itose, IM W n l S S ^ . t ester a 4-3 victory over the in­ yards and as New England’s down, but he did so many things to town projects over the years ^ r New York and the Rhd tile winning touchdown with 04 ujcvui uver uio years— SAN a/vi* FRANCISCOarnin\jia<.Aj (AP) — Bhg as manager of the A’s to to the National League, their * ’ * ‘ vading Buckaroos of the WHL, leading scorer with 94 points. "I’d just like to be used a lit­ make Manchester a better com- he still had time to be a wo..- w ngs rebounded against Boston stretching the Amerks’ unde­ seconds left in tlie game. he still had time to be a won- Buckpasser, who won nine of hla )°to the front office of the Bos- worst showing under the 43- q? In other Sunday games. munlty in which to live, the list derful kind and considerate hus- feated skein to 13 games. i„.i ------— 11 races and esUblished a mon- ton Red Sox hlg'hlighted the year-old former All-Star short- "The 37-year-old Howe, who would be a long one. Never one bahd and father of two fine ey winning record for 2-year- opening, of fhe annual meeting FO R THE A d not scored a goal in two The loss, third in a row for to be in the spotlight, the Jim daughters. olds with earnings of 9598,606, of- major and minor league V a A managed San Francisco ^^ks, took his record-maker in Portland on a trip through the C(^nted Out of Eperything Two Months Ago M u ^ I knew worked hun- t Jim Murray’s shoes in Man- was. named to^ay as the cham- baseball officials. to the pennant In 1962 but the AHL, marked the first Ume the y d e . "R waan’t like whan I dreds 0# hours, behind the Chester’s everyday life will be ^®®® Drafting of minor league Giants lost the World Series In Mto* going for Richard’s Bucks have been beaten in over­ scene, helping others, rarely hard to fill. He wa.s liked by ail. tfle Thoroughbred Racing Aseo- players was scheduled today seven games to the Hew York Ijcord," he said. "The pressure time since early in 1983, They with public acknowledgment. jim Murray didn’t have an en- olatlona. with Kansas Q ty getting the Yankees. were unbeaten in 24 straight' At the time of bis sjiocking emy In the viwrld. GOLFER toes really on then.” overtime games. Alabama in Big Comeback ^eath, which occurred at the i know that I have lost a loy- breakfast table at his home, al,‘true friend. Jim Powers’ overtime goal Narienally Famous 2 lifted Seattle past Springfield 4- Jim was president of the Par- The originaily planned Mon- ^Lakers in Rally 3 in another game on the inter­ CTite Club at Bast Catholic High day column was never finished. ITo Down Pistons locking schedule, giving the ight Grid Can ipaign GOLF WHL an even split for the night. i^For 42 minutes of their Na- Pittsburgh won Us sixth NEW YORK (AP) IVo ever been associated with. Two Manchester Winners EQUIPMENT Basketball Association and No. 8 Southern California ' straight, edging Providence 3-2, • Alabama's Crimson Tide, They had to come, from so far routed Wyoming 66-6. ac Sunday night, Detroit and XhdjBuffalo blanked Cleveland counted out of everything bock.” Qei a golfer ea.yonr Ustt I Angeles matched point for Brigham Young 'wrapped up Here’s the solution to your 4-0 in other AFHL games Sun- two inontha mjo but named JBema was counted out of eve- U»e Western Athletic Conference Cathy Dyak Wins at Green, A*nt. It waa the six-minute' d»y- ^ gift problem. Stop In aisd iqkm midway through the first to a bowl a week ago, has rywng, and knocked out of the tiUe with a 42-8 romp over New dots't mind paying' talk ever his or her fa­ Horvath scored the game-win-’ -ccmpleted one of the big­ i^ o n s No. 1 spot when t.iey Mexico while Tweak Christian vorite ^ rt with Alex 9 qparter that left the Pistons on nlng goal 12 seconds after Port­ i V Cochrane Captures Oass B La litUt leii" tie abort end of a 128-UO deci- gest ):omebacks of the 1965 ^ “le major bowl line- AA pair of wr^A._sWaterbury___ ■ ___ bowlers,«__ Hariotey, golf pro at the land’s Con-Madigan began serv-. Tennessee mars up, accepUng a spot in the Sun en’s event for the second BEmteheoter Country Chib. ■ton. ing a penalty. Jim Pappln, who college football , season and Wm FisAette and Dorn CIpriano straight week as she posted a Theu you wUI know yen now turns its attention to beating Southern 4Los Angeles w u leading 19-19 failed to score for the first time They finished at 8-1-1 and, by Methodist 10-7. and a Manchester tandemi six game 835 at Manchester. M gettiug the right gift i^th 8:11 left In the first period NebrBska. Cathy Dyak and George Coch- in eight games with Rochester, ^ b u n i’ took the South- That makes the bowl line-up StKcssslve games of 160 and 187 n the Pistons hit a scoring stole a Portland pass to set uj)' "W6 Mvsp’t tuio^ a wheel rail. hlgtaUghteif Connecticut gave the No. i Connecticut SfuSiTSeSL.""Oetf- ine that tested for almost 60 vNsbnske,"' Ateheme Coach Conference Utle. Steve look like tWs: duoki^n tournamW play over lag Bquipmeai Horvath’s second goal of -the y y ” threw three touchdown Rose Bowl — Michigan State, woman boarier a big lead over M il ncK*up rest of Uie period. The Lak- game. Beer Bryant said: "Vto haven’t the holiday weekend. the second place total of 797 spun off 19 straight points hwfed at them, haven’t scouted T UK 10-0, vs. UCLA, 7-1-1. Flschette bad a six game 892 AND PIMVIDY EVERYTHING FOR LADY and MAN GOLFER Wally Boyer and Ed Joyal tjeotWa Tech, headed for the Cotton Bo^vl - Arkansas, 104), shared by Jane Smith of Bloom­ h|fore Detroit’s Bill Buntln fl- them, havsWt thought about to win the Peters Open at Water­ field and Faith Dennis of OoUins- also scored for the Amerks, who 2 . « <3eor- vs. Lo’il'Hana State, 7-3. 1 e Complete Sets e Golf BoUs e Golf Clothes B^lyt scored another basket Just finished with a 42-21 margin in. Uiem-” bury, His score range was ISO vUle. BIG 20% e Head Coven oToea e Golf Carts bffnre the end of the quarter. the Tide, ranked fifth in — ^ — Missouri, T-2-1, to 179. Other leaders included: Doris shots on Goal. Billy Saunders,'" Army vs. Navy and Notre vs. Florida, 7-8. ePraetlee BaOs eO elf Bags e Golf Shoes that, the two clubs Art Jones and Tom McVlc were the country snd bsoded tor a Other standout scores among Griffin, Newington, 780; WUda DISCOUNT ■Mtched almost point for point Jsji. j Orange Bowl date with in ties” ' “ - ®nT ond goal of the game lifted They, have nothlar else to do. '“’•‘ •ch team. «ee, 6 1-2, vs. Tulsa, mier!, TliompaonvUle, 840; John ALL ^TES INCLUDE aA l Jto Wsst netting 28. points and Springfield into a 3-3 tie with 23 Wghty Notre Dame, No. 6 in Uber'.y Bowl . .. Auburn, 6-4-1, Cochran, compiled d Ug six ! I “ usBo 24. Red Th9m had 21 Oenhamo, Newtown, 891; Tripp game total of 907, liipluding a . ClIL'ANtt insurance MANCBlSniR ' seconds remaining in regulation Petro, ^eshlre, 880; Lucien I CrteW C*n/s Aesepistg Don Kojia 20 tor Detroit, play. Barclay Plager talUed the four-pin handicap, to win the cava the team tl)S week af- week’% ^ ta^MlSd*iS™»‘T s-f ^ ChrlsOan.» PeriUo, Waterbury, 929; and Maple B at Hartford. Succesdve- j an the only other NBA game other goal fo? Springfield, which ett ffptOsy, Baltimore stood off a PRAYER FROM NAVY—Navy players bow in prayer in dressing room after ter Ah^ama closed Ua regular end wm held to T lS e^ '* Jim Fantasia, Wolcott, 818. rrames of l7o and 180 helped the v/u«:uTO Awnru, preoeniea COUNTRY CLUB V i has dropped two straight In'the ■asson with a 80-8 triumph over by Miami. “coceleM Ue c ------— le Go&chas' A\^d^**pm (^qd SHOP St. Louis rilly and Roger Pace, Bloomfield, had Manchesterite flnsh 52 pine ^turday Rishi at th* MmcKcs^ American Legion bueball banquet at the AIDX 4 a o r 1VEY. Pnii West. 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t I ‘ 1 i it , . ‘V/-1 -a rl'.- ^ ' / • ' - ■ ' 1 tfANUlESTEK flVEMlNG HERALD, MiLKCHESTEB, GONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 196S MANCHIfiStlia EVia-IUW UEEALD, llANlilii|BTEE, »)NN. MOKDAY. NOVBanBEE 2». 1966 LRil^SPORIS PAGE TWENTY-ONE BY ROUSON OUSBOARDING ROUSB with BlAJORHOOFLB Bmtlnam BerTtCM THERE OUGHTA BE A LA «» Pu«>> BY EAGALY Mid SHORTEN Help Wuited— Fsnsle 35 Help Wanted— Msie OffMTMl I S Fiv« Stnses lU ' ;i' ^CONTR l•OT■if ON-lJHSr ^363S997 s err mickbp WANTED — Lady for house POLL TIME g u station at- SaARPBNINO Sarvtca - Saws, LT HI8 OFFICB. A t NW HOM8... a w i a - ■JG l e '^iHOaMip^y.------FLfWtV FOR that IN mY wo'rk, 1 day a week, 4^ room tendant wanted, middle aged MEhla c u m H knives, nxu, snears, skates, ► FOR THAT 1,-1 JltV TOWN r MR. JfRKIMfR,I‘M OFFIC8. Y'KNOVI/t CLAP Ranch, East Hartford, on Sil­ man preferred. See Tony, Paul lO M o f tha. S»ExM 1 1 rotary bladu, Quick service. W1HAV8A IRV ACTtVR- \ AUf.JRRKIMfR 0\X> VOO m ALL RI6HX A w o s .w i w _____ aOThmiU u m COViRlNdr -m i* TO H f LF YOU, OF COURMt ver LMne bus kouta CairS28- Dodge Pontiac, STS Main 8 t. C>L]X^ Elqnf^ 06,, $g~ ARRA FOR THt »NORiLlN6 OHIT “ X JU iT CAN'T « y PASS t h r o n e OP/ 1 miLTEl iAftnqfpAui.i 3093. 3 U « r s A y n « *iWii£****^ «5SeS^ditak Main St., Manchester. Rours UHlTfDCHMirA TWICE t sSolittxMAfrwA,^OlMAATrt ^ ^ O utnostaluna / if L1U H GU ARDS MAUD wmnteiL [ « u n (i.Assi^iK D A d v e r t i s i n g D E P T , h o u r s ' dally 7-S. Thursday 7 4. Satur­ nJNPTWOAlN^ fuU or part-time, must be over xXU. u . « r r f 40 HAPPEN*^ vou DON’T CCMB HOME WOULP You LHC« ’ I <1 ciOEINO ADEAL<\ WITH A 308 t L l «I6N aM sOWMWa i s a * ^ AE»r6*i»lfc»u« h T * * ™ * a vv -8 AJtt. io 5 PAL day 7-4. 043-7938, 31 yean of pge, have a clean | « -U AM061X8 hotel) II • • • • . . . . / .■ . TO CONTRliUTfY w A ; « e y M P O K X - J f ^ up R>« A really “SEWING record. We welcome retired SOe/ALLNCLUf LiAWNMOWBR sharpening: la- BUUGS BUNNY HAVE TO DO l« ANT EXECUTIVE |1DU6K ONE TOM ISWiM (dd mu persons In good health and able covarinc c 6 p Y c l o s i n g t i m e > f o r (XASSlilED ADVT. MAN- TOSmON/ j KNOX6 ABOUT/ USund bg| palrs; sales,’ rotor blades illtei T H E D M X ' dlSitf fare n i i t J L i MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 AJML — 8 ATUBDAY 0 A.itf- to Tfore it. Call for further in­ FROM 5 A M .ip j c t t t n ^ ■iff sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ MACHINE ■ I'L L j M k m i r VVMV/ljV ITNoUec BtSania far ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, formation between 9-5, 347-8860 b ^ : 3 0 e M . . V USbUMl faund TMAT LAZY m S i — »0^"BuddhW. mund 149 W, Middle Turnpike, i49- or apply Room 307, 15 Lewis WASCAL lEPortufiMM ttOa UClatba , perception PLEASE HEAD YOUR Aft St., Hartford. M K n i^ DOWN MHabrew letter IIHebrew blgl^ OPERATORS” playwrifM (ver.) prieat over the Mrane a t m 33Bi7oNk)1it IBareraga 32R>ntUioil ELBICTTRICIANS, residential ex­ conUinar UDifdpIe a( should kehd hla nd the FIB aT TYPJUWKUlBKS Standard PLEASANT WORKING Don Bacon 34 Attic ^ Y IT A P P X ^ Md RRPOKT ^RORS In Unie for the and electric. Repair^, over­ perience, immediate employ­ SSivmlutiaf SNetlataa lOSharp 3SMelndle . CONDITIONS! woidt) H ^ d la responsible for c ily ONB) Incor- hauled, 'rented. Adding ma- ment. Walt Zemanek, 876- ISBUelmt protruiiont IBHatenlina 9370. SSAemfy SEmplogm appellation ^ ^ o ^ t t e d Inwrtlon Jor-any advertisement and fhoh only nPaMeuet chitaes rented' and repaired. Experienced help and quali­ x rm a & rn t 4Hlnt . HEuropeen'elk SS^ghtbura • to the ot a m ^e gtktd’ Insertion. Errors which do not Pickup ■and delivery, service. SH Ranch nap Brawl 34Edncates 41 Heredity factor > leas^ theWjlne of the adve^m ent wlU not be eorreoted by fied traiinees wanted. OltTRURNER service man, ex- lOBliboprlet BTendu 35 SenM (or 43 Hardy heroiiw “make (ooOUR m NUDGIN'IT OUT dan, A-1, exceptionally clean, al benefits. Apply to per­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m., also light work. Apply S A D Inc,, 96 Hil­ I'AY TD THE desire to protect tb.elY home or mine. Over 200 items —— - ■■ : ■ ■ ' ■' Up-to-date individual instrue- CrSIGHT TILL 1 snow tires, radio, original own­ son. MATINEE J COME BACK/THAT identity can fOUow this' now as near as your tele- Movlpjf-~TrUcklllg-^ |i Modest tuition, terms, factory assembly work In fin­ liard St.i Manchester. BOTTLE IS WORTH procedure: * er, $600 firm. 643-1707. phone. Eleanor Buck, 643- StoraSTe 26 nationwide placement as- ishing department. Apply Ka- TWO PER A CENT, Eiiclose your reply to the 5768. 135-137 Spruce St. ------r s'stance. Get information about Klar Toy Company, 60 HiUiafd WANTED - j^ll-time service THEM KIND/ ^ ' «»station4rk44^e% attendant.44 ^ M «i^4 J a -. box in an envelope — ______MANCHESTER Delivery, Light age and requirements nece.ssary GROTE & WEIGEL St. day shift. Call 649-2871. ii-ia , .■ addressed to the Class!-, 1964 FORD Falrlane, 4 - door AMERICA’S largest ''selling trucking finh package delivery', for position in booming Motel- ii-aa a >Wi >, NIA. liK TX. I., 01.Oft fie-uo*ir,>' INSIDE and outside palntln,-*. L>“pL MN--50i Box J, tions, discrimination because to $10,000 first year. For ap­ mons, 4 speed, excellent con­ Bailding—Cx>nrracDr.g 14 c/o Herald Cleansers, 325 Broad St. G y p s sv not It will be handled to of sex. It will now be neces­ pointment call AD 3-9627 or 644- i< ^i < sary for our readers not only MUSIC/ i M U S I C . ^ » 1HS >T NIA. liK. TM >H. VS. i the usraal manner. dition: 643-8409., CARPENTRY — Concrete steps, Special rates for homeownei% MERRY CHRISTMAS! It will 0202. to read the usual Female t ' floors, hatchways, remodeling 65 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401...... be a very merry one for Avon '‘And when a company misuses other people’s money, 1958 CHEVROLET BIscayne, 4- Help Wanted and Male Help 1 porches, garages, closets, ceil­ door, blue) automatic trans­ EiXTERlOR and Interior psttot Address ...... Representatives. It can be for Wanted classifications, but N Higgins, the charge is not ‘impersonating a P e r s o n a ls ings, attics finished, rec rooms mission, good condition, one Ing. Wallpaper books, , paper- you too! Earn . those extra dol- also our Classification Help government agency'!” formica No job too small. D A Wanted — Male or Female NOTICE WANTED — Ride from Spruce owner, reasonable price. 643- hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful- ^ ...... Avon way. This year I«SN D Carpentry Service.. 649-8880. . . . 37. to Cinerama, West Hartford, 0525. ly insured. Workmanship guar- .cstatn a members PUBLIC HEARING ^ 6. Call 643-2853. QUALITY Carpentry Rooms, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326...... Age .... of the family are selling better ADDITIONAL 0CKW PIFTy VGARS TDD *oON urtfW,Ui*MS dormers, porches, basenqents If no' answer. 643-9043. Nearest Phone ®" APPROPRIATIONS WANTED — Ride to Pratt & Trucks—Tractors advantage' of this BOARD OF DIRECTORS refinished. work. Mechanical experience B E N C A S E Y Whitney Aircraft, South Park- TOW N OF Ma n c h e s t e r , ; i r T . i d o d g e H t»n plck-iirrs t o m t a . “uTtaii. « t « « o r m. a l l A M S m O U s' men . . m up * * " " " » oppuMnulty. IM -IM !. preferred. Apply Eastern BoU- Aiig uoi, aecona smn, irom a ,,, ___. __ . . sIbbi b, terlor paperhanging, wallpa­ to $200. per week and more. coNNEcnc?UT itiM 'A and white, full custom, A-L steel, ceramo siding. William er Co., 99 LiOdmia St., Manches­ ■ 6 0 '. vicinity pt;, West MlddlavTpke. per removed, dry--waU work. AREN'T SHOWERS! best offer over, $800, call 643- Robbins Carptihtiy Service, Continue to earn as you learn. Notice la Mreby given that and Congress St., call 643-8806 t e r ; 4538. ) 649-3446. Reasonable rates. Fuil.v In­ Men over 19 urgently needed at ______the Board of Directors, Town of ^ H O R T R IB S anytime. sured. Free estimates. 649-9658, BY FRANK O’NEAL ______once to train for high paying FIRST CLASS mechanic, must Manchester, Connecticut, will —— ------CARPENTRY — 82 years ex- Joseph P. Lewis. jobs as Tractor Trailer Driv­ have own tools, top wages and bold a Public Hearing in the ^ ^ BR-E-R IWAT HANS EBARP—>0UH6ER- I N 0^/^ WANTED — Riders to Hartford, Auto Accessories __ ^Tires 6 Ceilings and floors ers if qualified. We are licensed STENOGRAPHER full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. Municipal Building Hearing VoUVe GOT NEW from Manchester Vernon area, PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, AAlSCme FLVINS WfAIHEl?/ tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga- 649-4671. Room, 41 Center Street, Man- BAReiNSS; HOW PRETiy,^ ] 8-4:30. 649-4024, Interior and exterior. Paper and accredited. Placement •THEy TURN ON THE 6AS,AMMA!MM/ TWO 1959 Chevrolet, 800x14 rages, additions, attics fin­ service upon completion. Tui­ ------— ------Chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, hanging and wall paper remov­ wheels and snow tires, $20. ished, remodeled, rconcrete tion can be financed and paid Attractive opening in mod­ December 7, 1965, at 8:00 p.m. r '9 S ' al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Automobiies For Jtaje 4 Two 1962 Comet, 600 x 13 work. No job too small. Imme­ after completion of training. EXPERIENCED painters. CaU on proposed additional anpro- Quality workmanship. Cdll ern office, for a com­ /NG wheels and tires, $15. Two diate estimates. 643-2629. For details phone 249-7771 or petent stenographer, inter­ 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. priatlons as follows; * n e e d CAR? Your credit turn­ evenings, 52?-95?l, 1960 Plymouth 800x14 wheels, Holyoke, Mass. JE 6-6775. esting and varied work, ex­ . ------To:- 1965/66 General Fhind ed down? Short on down pay­ $6. 643-8861. CEILING AND WALL renova- '^ A W A y . cellent salary and benefit Budget, Town Counsel___ V ment? = . Bankrupt? Reposses­ tions and repairs, sheet rock P A ^ N G AND paper haiigfin'g. progrram...... $ 10,000 sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ and plaster repaired. Ceramic good work, reasonable rate, 86 INVITATION years in Manchester. ' Y o h r Schools______and Class<^s 33 to be financed by an in­ est Douglas. Inqtdre about low Auto Drivine ’School 7-A tile Installed, 10 years experi­ neighborhood la my reCommah- NATIONAL, member orrorious T O B ID crease In the estimated '.m ence. Free estimates. Special, Write P. 0. Box 1821, Revenue from Miscellane­ datlon. Raymond Flake, 4,4b- trucking aspodhtions. Is seek- Sealed bids will be received SywS .sj’^rs rates ■•■■■ for home owners. 649- Hartford, Conn., stating ous Sources, $10,000. //■-If dicliu ®237. ;i ' , > Ing ,70 men to be trained for at the office of the General education, business experi­ To; 1965/66 General Fund immediate job openings with BUZZ SAWYER MORTY MEEKLE INTERIOR apd exterior paint­ ence and salary requlre- Manager, 41 Center Street, Budget, Board of Education BY DICK CAVALLI to nervous and elderly. Serv- DION CONSTRUCTION OO. —• major trucking companies tor BY ROY CRANE ing, wallpaper removed, fiilly ihents. Manchester, Conn., until De- ______...... $21,540 1963 FORD Convertible, V-8, Fu- ing Manchester and surround- Complete building service. New local and over the road work, cember 16, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. tog towns. CaU Manchester construction. aUemUons or a.a- ■ 'bsured. Rene, Belanger, 6« to be financed by Fed­ c u r / G e r o u t IF7HE(2efeON6 W H AT DID tura sprint, white top, bucket paying In excess of $168. to $285 for Chemicals. Bid forms, plans PLEADeD FOR A RAtee seats, 649-7762. Drivmg Academy. 742-7249. dltlohs. Roofing, siding, nalnt- 644-0804. . : ,, eral Economic Opportunity NOG FAVLBRH THINS I CANT H 5 D O ,M C . a week with overtime. To and specifications are^available J WITH AN ONION IN H(€> ~ ing, etc. 648-4352. 643-0895. Grant, $21,040. ST A N D ITG G O O M S R .'i quaHfy you must complete 3 HANDliBRCHieR repossessions : Take over at the Controller's Office, 66 Robert M. Stone, ACHEATBC/- Floor Fltiishihi; [ A 2 ^ w e^: driver training program. payments, no cash needed with M otorcycles— Elcryffles 11 Co m p l e t e Remodeling Center Street; Manchester, Secretary If MCi>iA«kI, training expenses ADDITIONAL openings avail- Connecticut. VC average credit. 1981 Oldsmo- TWO 24’’ bicycles! glri’s, blue building, carpentry serv- BXOOR SANDING and reftolsh- Board of Directors can ha irrqnged on a 24 month able for bench ------work,- steady, ' bile, 1959 Chevrolet convertible, Columbia, good condition, $15. available. Dormers, room ing (specializing In : older Town of Manchester, Manchester, Connecticut T r ^ a ^ Pay Later Plan. JV>r apply In person Engineered 1959 Cadillac. Call 289-8254 ask “ additions, —------rec rooms, garages. floors). Waxing fl^rs. •Paint­ . Connecticut Dated at Manchester, Con- Boy’s Columbia, used, $10, Intei^ew, send name, age, ad­ Metals, 10 Hilliard St. for Graham Holmes. Free estimates by calling 643- ing. Celling. Paperhangl'jg. Rlchard Martin, necticut, this twenty-thlid day Call 643-8798. dress,' phone I number'' and 1567, Wesley R. Smith Construc­ No job tod' sm alL . John Ver- General Manager of November, 1965. MGB — 1965, low mileage, wire tion Co. hours at homo. Write box G, fallle, 849-6760. 1 Heit^d wheels, folding top, tonneau 1961 MOTOR SCOOTER, $150. t:----- ■ ' “ ■ ■ ...... - cover, luggage rack, kept in 649-2488. CABINET WORK, formica coun­ Central Service Aide top shape, asking $2,150, must ter^. rec rooms, remodeling. Boiids-^tocks-— r)r sell, entering service. 643-4017 Quality wbrk. Reasonable pric­ Mortgages ;!?7 Hrip Mfimte^Female '35 ' High school graduate, ma­ after 4:30. TWO GIRLS Bikes, 24’’, $12 for es. Free estimates. Call 649- NEliili I^KTk A ilbasli for X m as? Herald” Reporter SECOND MORTGAGE -ir Un­ ture, wtlllng to learn, and 03K both, 649-1488. , ” 6985. Wotoan ter,Cre«llt Department, I A 2 f 1962 CHE'VROLET Impala con­ limited funds available for sec .able to assume responsi­ ^UAU4 5 itoye Irtoludlng; Saturdays, vertible, V -8 automatic, radio ond mortgages,. payments -to bility. For day Shift. CaU MICKEY FINN coipphny J .> benefits. ’AK>ly and heater, excellent tires, Business Services suit your budget, Expedient Manchester MemorisJ Hos­ Wanted BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY Special Services 15 Grant's, Shopping Parkade. BY LESLIE TURNER Showroom condition. Call 875- O ffe r e d 13 B B. service, J. D. Realty, 643-6129 ______pital, 643-1141, Ext. 273, GROOMING and boarding, h ea t------^______!...... T r v r n i m j™ — ’ Mrs. Miller. An equal op­ HOWCOULP - ______LAND CLEARING, tree re- ed kennel with seperate runs. A FRESH START will lump ^^^Al^HUENCEn) drapery sew-. If you are interested in this type of worit CORNEV FIELDS, WHAT DO *ur LATER THey aiiPPEP back„ p»« t HE'P SAIP TH'ARTIFACT^ portunity employer. MR. KLIPP/ y-you r o LIKE TO TALK TH»y HAva StJARPS, AT NISHT.,TO TIIESin------BUT50MB REUOS WEgn METAi. (»piiTati|HA.ffJ 1963 CHEVY n Nova wagon, all I’^eval. and ohaih saVir work, er for part-time work. Call YOU WANT? TOMDU— F » A WBRB PRICELESS ...SO H.C.’Chase, Harmony Hill Ken­ your .debts into one eaiw pay­ and think you are qualified, write to this 2 BHNBXP0MU7 BY THB PAUOUT! ANP VPU KEPT vnuR 643-^913, ' KNOW— THE HI-FI HELF6P excavate CLOSE I w u a w s THOJeHT'/OlTP vinyl interior, radio, seat belts, Michaud, 742-8096. nel, Hebron Rd., Bolton,' 648- ment. If you have equity to ^PoMMy COFFEEHOUSE' FEWMINUtES/ TD RAPIATIONI tent; ABSORRN0 THE RAPIATlOkI GRAPUALLV1 newspaper stating qualifications. Good work­ WB tlWU FAR GET RICHiANP TOOK ALL, white walls, mounted snow ' . 6427. property, call Frank Hurkei to WAI'TRESS.^ experience neooa- KLIPP, '/OU COUIP CARRVl THE nvM rwTK«r tires, 'etc. near perfect c^tpotB,. gutter work, chimneys I Take-Out Shop < ;; PRETTY 8 0 0 N , IT'LL PAVVT h u n t i n g is J U ^ NO MON^Y d o w n 9Ytage benefits Include two weeks’ vacation, eleven paid holl- BE W fiC f w i y S O / , UJW, OFF THE P O IN T ' STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone i^Jeaned, repaired. Aluminum -And Earn ^cellent Inconie days, slqk leave, Social Security, town pension plan, paid wans, fireplaces, flagstone ter- sl. Join credit'UnlMl available. ' PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS Bob Violette,' Sales Mgr. local, gixiwtog chain.of tnui. There is no residency restriction. FRINGE BENEFITS i b HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- i il - moral. attics, eellan and UeitiiiK and Plambing 17 ,867 OaWand Stv [ AjmUoation blanks and a congdete list of quaUficatlons are EV E N A ^ ~ plumbing and heat- F i w c ^ rtpbit. lijttaimtmj avdll^le at Uu General Manager’s Office, Municipal BuUding, APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MYOPIC NITVdlT 6 4 3 -0 5 0 7 41 Center Street, Manchester, or at the State Personnel COULDN'T MISE ' Itv w .^ ! !* ^ !* ? * * * ’ Ing, repelra, alteraUons,, elee- caeh.toveatment $8.20j)5.|||f,Bd- I^artm ent, State Office Building, Hartford, or at the Man- THAT OOOBV- Ity. Ha ^ d Hoar, 64i^;40S4. trie and gas hot water heAt- dfoae ,o< niaiby shop, ii^riba- j r » iapmumw chester, WiUlmantlc and Hartford offices of the Connecticut ll-if TRAPPED CHEST I - < '______— , 1^ ^ : . w s. *w e estimates. CaU 648- Ubn. phone anytime:, i \ State -Employment Service. PLANTED BELOW. IONA MFC. CO. 196t CHEVROLET Bel Afr« # er, aales and service,- bonded ' (208) 879-0600 . or write cyltodeV, standard, good Condi­ J^UcaUons must be returned to the General Manager’s i o b i k -k q q k aakto-ouLiin^, Street, Manchester, or to the Btote Person- R^EN T STRICT— MANCHESTER tion, plus SO day warraa^, ryan Dr., Mandheater. 644- j J A J MHCU, 9M Meriden R 4, 1900. 643-0846. 1 ^ Harttoia, not totef A . Kead Herald Ads. Watextiny, Oomwettout. 06766 tnan Pootmonr 10, 196S.

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•j W i > - r v . ■■-:■' . t . ■ ' k IP i t TWfii«y-TWO M A N U im ’tiA EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 9, 1966 JV>r S « h 72 Help Wanted—Male 36 Hoosehold Goods 51 Hourica For 5tale 72 Apartaeifts— Fiato— Bnsineea Loeattom SubnrtMO For Rent 66 Honaes F op Sale 7 2 H o u w b For gale 72 Houaea For 72 Snbnrban PVir Sale 75 Andover RK51' STONE Free loam, |14 Tenements 68 For Rent • 64 Vernon DELUXE Roper combination MANCHESTER ~ M duplex, . rormi t o i l e r wito tetha, room Oolontaj - Ranch, fire. DUTCH OOIX)NIAL“— consist- MANCHESTER — 2,000 square BOLTON — $10,900 will buy this five yards. Sand, gravel, sbme FIVE ROOM single house avail­ gas 'stove, with chrooie pipe, THREE ROOM apartment, liv­ ONE ROOM (Inaide) alr-condl- able Immedlattiy. Call Alfred nlco condlUon, 3 oU furnaces, Ing of 7- rooms, and 1% baths, feet living area, 9 spacious older home with new heating CLASSIFIED fill, and manure. MS-9504. A mllUoh words cannot des­ very good condition, $30, 48 ing room, kitchen, bedroom tioned office, 100 per cent Main Heckler, 743-6619 between 6:80- modem bathrooms, exeeUent rooms, living room with cathe- system and new well and five Co(^ St. and bath, electric range, re­ Street location. Inquire Mai^ 6:80 p.m. location. Also unusual 8-bed- cribe this typical New England dral ceiling, 6 bedrooms, 1V4 acres of good land (part Devdopment Unit to Nan^ SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! designed home, carefully ciis- That’s Blue lAistre for clean­ frigerator, heat and hot water, low's Deparynent Store. room Ranch with n c room, priced at |$1,000. T J . Crockett, MANCHESTER ~ West Side. baths, kitchen with built-ins, cleared). An additional nine SOLID Mahogany — Duncan tomed crafted with the grace ing r^igs and upholstery. Rent no pets, av^able December 1...... »ii I I I, VERNON — 3 and . 4 room over half acre land, 8 garages. Realtor, 64M077, p»vely6roomOape, half block beautiful rec room, complete acres adjoining this property (s Two appeals were heard by ADVERTISING Phyfe drop leaf table, 38x24 and beauty of OoTonial days of Members of Subcommittees electric shampooer, $1. The Call McMm>ey Brothers, Inc., apartments, ' available Immed­ For full Information call Ella- to bus, school, and shopping, with hSr, closets galore, 2 car available If ' you want more* the Zoning Board of AnneAi* af top, excellent condition. 643- L a r g e comer store tor rent, SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 old. Central chimney with 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Sherwin Williams Company. M3-2139. iately, large rooms, stove, re­ worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, nenty of trees end shrubs, garpge and nearly one acre of land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, th. ! Vernon’s BJconomlc Develop- ed Include one to draw up a M68 or 742-7018. reasonable. 648-7738. bedroonU, 3 baths, lot 73xl8L fireplaces, ww>d rtilngled gam­ 8 AJM. to 5 PJM. frigerator and heat furnished. 418-6980. large 60x234 lot. Call 668:0682. ^ d , near buses, shopping and 643-1877. public hearing held Nov. 24 ment Commission, hekled by promoUonal bnxAure tor the WE3ST END — Five room first Manon. J>. Robertson, Realtor. brel roof and smidl pane wind­ SPRING TYPE hobby horse for DBJSIRABLE store or office Rowe and Rowe Realty, '878- schools. Philbrick Agency, 649- in the Town Hall. Both were tor Robert Houley, wiU gather town; one to draw up a list of 3-S year ected to have his officers; and one to gather $150. 843-8412. Small Colonial styled building COVENTRY LAKE — SmaU Six room, newly redecorat­ garage, oil hot water heat, cus- vated, 8-car garage, no central acre lot with ample trees. try, $76. office, 119 Oakland St., 649- tor a year-round dwelling. As appointment ratified Wednes- **tots for a community mono- Contianad From Praeadbig Poga offers charm and privacy. Only 2779. funriahed cottage, furnace, ed young Ranch, 8 bed­ tom built 1966. Wolverton Agen- heat, T. J. Crockett Realtor HOLIDAY SPECIALS FOR SALE — Building lot on Immediate occupancy. $126 monthly, heat, hot water, fireplaoe, ideal for couple. 742- cy; Realtors, 649-2818. 643-1677. Charles Lesperance, 649- tho only adjoining land possibly day. Houley said one of the first graph. 40th ANNIVERSARY sale. 40 rooms, tile bath, dining Carman Rd. 97x180, A zone. Hdp Wanted—Male 36 Help Wantefl— Hale 36 stove and refrigerator includ­ GOOD BUILDING for rent, 8287. CaU 644-0613. 7620. avMlable to enlarge the lot Is a committees to be named will Kenneth Waldron, manager Diamonds—Watches— per cent on band instruments. room, living room with MANCHESTER — Like new MANCHESTER 6 room Cape ed, Hayes Agency, 846-0131. 160x34’, suitable for storage. Hublard Dr., Vernon—New rigM-of-way owned by the Lake probably be a fact finding group. of thfr Connecticut Light and DRIVER — Oil delivery, part- Jewelry 48 Parents, if you are now rent­ fireplace, refinlshed kitch­ condition, 6 room Raised CLERK — general office duties, * — • - excellent condition, aluminum 3 bedroom ranch featuring Power CJompany office. Is work­ time, Saturdays. Apply Coop­ ing a band Instrument for your Call after 6 p.m., 649-0771. en cabinets, garage, close Choice loca- ® ‘ *>6 possibility of ex- including typing, full time, 3- TO SUBLE3T — 4 room new Rouses For Sale 72 Ranch with heated and fire- storms, carport, 100x200 lot,, charm, location and con­ Suburban For Sale 75 ing on a suggestion for "Wel­ erative Oil Company, 316 11 p.m. liberal benefits. Apply WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ child this is your opportunity to churches, schools, shop­ placed family room, 8 gener­ apartment, $135 includes every­ SMALL Store for rent at 73 nice location, $17,900. Hanley venience. Quality construc­ come to Vernon” signs to be Broad St. •' pairing. Prompt service. Up to to get him that instrument at MANCraiSTBR — 1,600 square ping and many extras. Ap­ EAST HARTFORD — Attrac­ Ing room with fireplace, kltch- Appeal 56 was from Franrip High Lombard Brothers, Inc. Bum- thing. J. D. Realty 643-6129. Birch St., reasonable rent. Call ous bedrooms, 16 x 19 living Agency, 643-0030. tion. Priced to sell at $20,- placed at the edges of town. $20 on your old watch in 40 per cent off during our an­ feet of living area, 1963 Ranch praised at $16,200. Will ac­ tive 5 room Ranch, breeze­ en has bullt-ln stove and oven, 3^ Baker for an undprsir^i \nt across Rt. 15 to an In- ham St., So. Windsor. 643-6366. room with fireplace, dining 600. Members of the commission LATHE OPERATORS trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. niversary sale. Ward Music IMMEDIATE Occupancy — 6- with 2 - car garage, built-in cept reasonable offer. Easy room, k itte n with all bullt-lns, Ma n c h e s t e r — spacious s way, 2-car garage, cellar, sew­ ceramlc Uled bath, full base, on Rock L e d ^ e ^ m Werner Bray, 737 Main Street, State room single, oil heat, 2 car ga­ kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, 8 financing. room English Colonial, 4-bed- ers, large trees, bus, 618,600. •n.nt, ov .r on, .o r . ot 1pm , S L l ? t besides Houley and Waldron are ‘ MACHINIST Co., 640 Hartford, Rd. Alw^iys 2-car garage, 100x200 lot. Own­ hi,Ilf A... * seasonal dwelling. The Howard Wolfanger, Nat Schwe- Theater Building. open evenings. rage, stove, refrigerator, $126 bedrooms, family room vrith «>oms. 1% baths, den. rec Hutchins Agency, Realtors, The new commission is ac­ Houses For Rent 65 er leaving state. Wolverton Oak Street — Here’s a del. Edward Deane, David So­ monthly. Phone 643-2722, 9 fireplace, utility room, alumi­ room, garage. Hayes Agency. 649-5324. tually a replacement for the INSPECTORS ATTENTION Gall Bob Gerstung, 648- Agency, Realtors,, 649-2813. dandy 2 family home in a p determines merville and Ralph Gibson. a.m.-5 p.m. BEAUTIFTJL 6 room single, num aiding, storms and 646-0131. fine downtown location. ■ Dlmock Co., 649-6246. the availabilty of more adjoln- former Industrial commission. METAL SPINNERS Florists— ^Nurseries 49 Antiques 56 7033 or 876-4433 anytime. Mayora L a y v i Thomas ijiuiiiou McCuskerjm;\.yuaKer willwm completely furnished, lidults screens, oil hot water heat, CIRCA — 1784 White pillars, ------—— Excellent income producer. THREE ROOM apartment. Win­ Vernon FOR SALE — Two family home, Increase the lot size sppit . SToup must ask the board ofv,, representatives Must be able to set and Men to work vrtth sales preferred, $116. per month. Call country sized lot. Wolverton business zone, 3,600 square , ~ ^ room home, Only $18,300. CHRISTMAS TREES! Tag now! SMALL Pine comer cupboard, ter St., new, heat, parking large Colonial, income from approximately 1-8 acre to ^ ccOTmerclal and to approve Clarence O’Crowley, work frcm blueprints, SO­ manager, for four weeks, Mitten Realty, 643-6930. Agency, Realtors, 648-2813. feet selling and. storage, plus “ *>«autlfully remodeled Cut later. Bring the family to wooden doors, carved decora­ area, refrigerator, range, dis­ with all bullt-lns, dining room, ★ BRAND NEW -A , one while you live in other, 2 ^ acre size required by ^ . . prospects and decide Joseph Adams, Atty. Sol Keren- SO hours per week, p»aid training to prepare for po­ SPRING STREET — A custom lovely 8 room house. Hutchins the Stanley Tree Farm, Long tion, $276; pine 6 drawer store posal and laundry facilities. SEVEN ROOM house, 4 bed­ CONCORD RD. II Beautiful large living room, with beamed Cobum Road — Take ad­ acres plus small outbuilding, regulations tor a season- - wants. gj^y James Dever as mem- holidays, insurance and sition with large Eastern keeper desk, $166; pine one Ranch by Ansaldi. Six big Agency, 640-5324. The famous Nutmegger Hill Rd., Andover. Open 9 a.m.- 247-4046, 9-5. Evenings Glas­ rooms, fireplace, hot water Ranch, large living room, for­ ceiling and fireplace, 3 bed­ vantage of this fine offer excellent opportunity. Strout dwelling. er committee^ to be nam- bers as welL fringe benefits. Apply to concern, must be satisfied rooms, 1 % baths, porch, ga­ Ranch now available. 6 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sun­ drawer stand, $38. Call R. Du­ mal dining room, cabinet MANCHESTER — Raised Realty, 228-9116. 6Sth Anniversary with $100 to start. We of- tonbury 633-7402. heat, all good sized rooms, rage, bullt-lns, vacant. Wooded rooms, and den or 4th bedroom, now. Owner transferred. rooms, attached garage. day or by appointment call 742- rand, 644-2044 after 6 p.m. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ Ranch^ excellent condition. fer pension plan, group in­ large secluded lot, on bus line. lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 1V& baths, front and rear porch, Stately 6 room Colonial Built-ins, dishwasher. City The 65th wedding anniversary T o l l a n d 6438. Large selection of White tion room, landscaped yard. 8 bedrooms, large kitchen with surance, a n d complete Call Warren E. Howland, 1677. 2 car garage, $23,500. Phllbfick with baths, 2 car ga­ sewers. Introductory price, T ^ Mrs. Le°wis A. B w vn EASTERN Spruce, Norways, and Douglas i ip t h r e e ROOM, third floor, heat room for table, dining room, modern Ranch, 3 bedrooms. Sr. of Skinner Hill Rd. was ob- Open Forum training, sales background. Realtor, 643-1108. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Agency, 649-8464. rage. A sensible price tag only $18,300. 2 W ea rin g A pparel— F urs 57 and stove, caii 643-oo82. Fir. From $2.80 up, also pine 643-5953. family room, two fireplaces, TT. —------of $21,900. family room full basement, served Sunday afternoon with Scout Drive Not considered necessary If LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 Land for the Flrebouse METAL branches and cones for decora­ COMPLETELY furnished trail­ rooms, modem kitchen with all two full baths, two car garage, MANCHESTER two family, 6-5, personable and neat ap­ only 2 t h r e e R o' o m s for rent, heat- er, Coventry Lake, $100. month­ To the Editor: tion. built-ins, dining room, two fire­ patio, beautifully landscaped' location, separate fur- Real Estate. 643-9332.______Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jillson. Exceeds Goal; pearing, c a r necessary. months original cost $600. ed, with stove and refrigera- ly. 742-8476. To see these and many GeneiraJ Mianoger Rtctianl PRODUCTS Will sell for $300. Can be seen tor, $80 monthly. Inquire 32 LARGE COLONIAL places, 2% baths, family room, lot with trees, wall to wall car­ naces, $180 monthly Income, Colli & 'Wagner For complete details apply $17,900 for immediate sale. Bel other fine listings call BOLTON — $13,600. 3-bedroom Martin’s super-magnanimous of­ 16 Orchard 3t, East Hartford at House and Hale. Ask for Church St. two car garage wooded lot, peting and drapes included in 643-9088 875-3396 Tree Planted Grantmoor Motor Lodge, Garden— FRnn— Dairy FIVE ROOM house, heat and Air Real Estate, 643-9332. either of our two offices Ranch with big family room o T ’ p fer of $30,000 to the Oonununity Berlin Tpke., ask at desk Mr. Dine, manager. ______utilities furnished. Route 44A, $20,600. PliUbrick Agency 649- price of $24,600. Philbrick WANTED — Full-time service Products 50 Seven rooms, 2% baths, today. off kitchen, comer lot, nice The recent Girl Scout drive Uo'Pttot Church tor land fw the 8464. Agency 649-8464. residential area. Will qualify fair in ^consideration «iu era u on oiof numer- station attendant. Apply in per­ for Mr. Roberts, Tuesday, Coventry. Please call, 74a- 2 fireplaces, large family GREEN MANOR Ranch, 6 Vernon has gone over the top wHh a Manchester Green Firelxmse 10-2 p.m. HAND picked, Macs, Starks, W antw l ^7-n Hnv W ROOM apartment, full 6924. rooms, fireplace, wall to wail for VA minimum financing. T out-of-town guests. son. Boland Motors, 309 Cen­ _ _ w a n t e a t o Buy 58 ^ath, stove. OaU 643-0727. room, 2-car garage, bullt- PORTER STREET area — 6 Manchester PICK YOUR OWN total of $765 collected so far. eomes as no great surprise. ter St. and Baldwins, $1 per 16 quart ins, city utilities, excellent carpeting, disposal, garage. J. Crockett. Realtor. 643-1577. L t h " Z S c h ^ r ^ l t o n ^ ______^ " It clearly demon- WE BUY and sell antique and room Dutch Colonial, Screen­ QUIET LIVING JARVIS REALTY CO. Owner will re-do this large basket, in own container. Bot- POUR ROOMS, cold flat, stove location, quick occupancy. Call Ellen Palmer, 649-3877 or further donations may etrates that Mir. Martin will go 9 ed porch, garage, lovely shad­ tl’s Fruit Farm. 260 Bush HiH used furniture, china, glass, sil­ Suburban For Rent 66 Just listed! 6 room Cai>e Ranch with garage and EXPERIENCED tool and gage and refrigerator furnished, $65 Charles Lesperance, 649- ed lot, only, $18,900. Hayes J.D. Realty Compemy 643-6129. 643-1121 649-1200 rather makers, and Bridgeport oper­ BUS DRIVERS for school Rd. ver, picture frames, old coins, Cod on a nice quiet resi­ fireplace at only $17,500. routes. In So. Windsor and East monthly. Call 643-4352. GLASTONBURY — East, 4 7620. Agency. 646-0181. ators. Apply at E and S Gage guns, pewter, scrap gold, dential street, yet cloee to MANCHESTER Vicinity — 7 875-0625 For a new ownpr this is an Hartford, short hours, good MACS, Delicious, Cortlands and watches, old Jewelry, hobby rooms, second floor, $116 heat­ bus, school and shopping. Company, Mitchell Dr. 4% ROOMS, in new 2 family ed, garage. 649-0422. CAPE—6 rooms, off Porter room Raised Ranch, custom opportunity to select your pay. Post Road Stages, 644- Northern Spy. Also winter Owrier has bought in West collections, paintings, attic con­ house, attractive, separate oil MANCHESTER — Six room St., fireplace, breezway a^d built 1963, features Include 16x colors and move to a clean 1031. squash and fresh cabbage. 172 tents or whole estates. Furni­ Hartford and is ready to - ___ ^______have two sons, S s Jr ^ h o planting and dedlca- th ^ this land burner, parking. 247-3636, 643- ANDOVER — Shoddy Mill Rd.. Dutch Colonial, plus porches garage, assume FHA mort­ 30 heated and fireplaced family MANrHFerience Necessary automatic zig - zag, cabinet tage Street, centrally located, new furnaces, 2 car garage, have been together e v e ^ year A petition to change the mail- refusing to allow any such lar- adults only, utilities, heat, hot room, house In Immaculate rooms, large living room with model, excellent condition, but­ large. pleasantly furnished new kitchen, good Investment. Caution Urged hy BPOA of this century. Ing addre.ss for several sections 8'®®®®. This is a most unneces- rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 water, garage, 742-8090. condition,, completely remod­ side porch, dining room, kitch­ of town from Rockville to Tol- unwarranted and almost WHITNEY See Our AD Under ton holes, embroiders, hems, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Deneen to Speak for overnight and permanent eled inside and out, $13,900. en, iVa baths, basement ga­ land is being circulated by Mrs. erlmlnal waste of the taxpay- m a l e INSTRUCTIONB •tc., was $309.50, unpaid bal­ Philbrick Agency, 640-8464. rage, fine residential location, Donald Deneen will replace guest rates. PORTER ST. area. Immaculate Prank Weston, Old Post Rd. *noney. a i r c r a f t ance $69.86, take over pay­ FIVE ROOMS, second floor, call realistically priced at $21,500. On New School Requests Rep. Douglas Fellows of Hebron ” Colonial Cape, 6 rooms, center Re.sidents of Tolland with a Director who plans to ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ ROOM FOR RENT, newly fur­ 643-0082. lO U R - BEDROOkTCape with T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- foyer, 1 % baths, secludedYard, The Bolton Property Own- board of finance that he am ,, fu speakers when Rockville mailing address are run for re-election In October MECHANIC — full-time, for ing Center, Hartford. 622-0476. nished, private entrance, on Btmporch, ovenized garage, 1577. . . . for both experienced FOUR ROOM apartment, elec­ near bus, shopping. Hutchins ers Association^oHation TneInc. mpn eH eVn? u® the Andover League of Women eligible to sign, and may con- become any party to such a maintenance of 10 pin bowling bus line, near shopping. 649- fenced In yaird, recently redec­ <^OA, .d « V«.r. taijM .1 8 p.„. and inexperienced people. Special Warehouse Release tric range, refrigerator, 12 Agency, 649-5324. tact Mr.s. Weston for further in- wasteful proposal, machines. Apply In person Ver­ 7702. orate^ inside, close to every- SPACIOUS Custom built all has , issued a .statement urging by taking an average’ of th r’in- m the Town Hall with a mibiic 8-ROOM HOUSEFUL OF miles from Manchester. $100. brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic to^speoplef------to be cautious crease over the ^past ten _ _ vears____ ^ a public formation. Manager Martin has never ex- There are hundreds of non Bowling Lanes, Rt. 83 Ver­ IMng. Leonard A g^y, Real- -The ; Information program on the pro­ UNCLAIMED Adults. 643-7056. 5—6 TWO FAMILY, 2 garages, baths, dining room, double considering requests for The board of finance does not Attend Meeting ^ refused the good Jobs and valuable non. ROOM with kitchen privileges, itors, $4&4>469. posals which came out of the central location. Mrs. Dorcey, good income, center location, brick garage, plenty of stor- school facilities. think this is an accurate base Five town residents - Mro. ^ le hi* training programs avail­ FURNITURE FIVE ROOMS, first floor, stove, constitutional convention. DIRECT FROM WAREHOUSE 14 Arch St. MANCHESTER — large mod- J.D. Realty Company, 643-6129. age, acre, gardens, trees. The town will be asked at a tor predictions but were again Ruth Lojzlm. republican toivn the eve of Ms able to you now that offer, refrigerator, baseboard heat, Deneen was as.sistant counsel N 3 ROOMS NEW $199 ,e{n c e n t ^ location, 2 Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. special town meeting tonight at refused the actual enumeration chairman: Richard Roberts, retirement) it sounds real sour excellent wages, liberal life, LOOKING FOR spacious yard, immediate occu­ bo the convention and Is chair­ COMFORTABLY Furnished flns^acesV basement garage, Manchester — — ------^----- ^------8 at the Community Hall to ap- ®r census figures. vice chairman; Mrs. Vliginia and off key to me. I was al- medical and hospitalization Credit manager desires respon­ pancy, $110. Phone 649-8671. man of the Windsor Republican JOB SECURITY? room for older gentleman, only $47,900 for quick sale. Bel LOI AND BEHOLD! MANCHESTER —' 7 room Colo- proprlate a total of $6,000 for “The board of education In- Cummings, president of the Re waya led to believe that a Tcxwn Insurance, a fine retlro- sible party to purchase 3 parking, 272 Main St. Town Committee. Atty. Charles Air Real Estate, 643-9332. k.'T ,,"'''-----uuiii,, preliminary plans and site u'vaiea mar a discussion of t-______' 7 ' P’ublican Woman’s Club; Robert Mianager s job WM jnimaTlly to ment plan, and other valu­ ROOMS OP NEW. WARE­ POUR ROOM apartment, con­ To those that appreciate a n preliminary plans and site dicated that a discussion 2 M l ceramic tiled baths alu- feasibility studies for a new ele- these figures was wasting their P’ Mansfield, a dele- Dumont, president o f the young public funds and use able employe benefits. And, Lumber truck driver, ex­ HOUSE FURNITURE $199 . . . ROOM for business or profes­ venient location, parking, LAKEwbolD CrnCLB — 8-bed- piece of property In mint minum siding, one car garage, mentary school. The board of time. The BPOA does not share gate to the convenUon, wiU be g o p organization; and Russell tax-dollars to the very beet as PAW A continues to ex­ cellent working conditions, 7-pc. living room, 3-pc. bed­ sional girl, kitchen privileges. working couple, adults only, room Ocdbnlal with ii4 baths, condition, we offer a 6 walking distance to schools and education has also sent to the this opinion. Inasmuch as the other speaker. A3 this meet- Stevenson, Tolland County a<>vantage, always. Surely the pand, there will be contin­ hospitalization, major med- room, 5-pc. dinette, 15-pc. total. Call 649-6258 after 5 p.m. call after 5 p.m. 649-4319. room Cape Cod with a 2 2-car garage, heavily wooded lms6s. Selling tor $19,900. Call public building commission re- figures are available ing WiU probably be the only t c O P eh a lrm a n ^ ill attend a »30,000 by such a pro- ually more and better op­ , ical insurance, pension INSTANT CREDIT only $26,900. T. 3. 6x)ckett, car garage, 1 % baths and ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, CENTRALLY located 6 room the R. F. Dlmock <3o., 649-6245. quests for renovations to the number of children in town, it Informhtion meeting ® In the town aismdistrict ct meeungmeeting tonignttonight at uiethe t;.— ^ supported portunities for ambitious plan, paid vacation, good NO MONEY DOWN Realtor,' 648-1577. fireplace. For $18,900, gentleman, private entrance, duplex, available December 15, people to advance. opportunity for the right $2 WEEKLY .. . 1 , ______' ~ move in today. Mr. Bog­ SEVEN ROOM Snllt level on elementary school, and was decided that a civic proj- ‘'*’® l^th referendum Sbmers Town Hall. Atty. Meade shower, free parking. Apply 195 adults, electric stove, garage MANCSHESTER—Modem, im­ dan, 649-5306. treed 150x458 lot ^niilet pnnva. eafeteria-auditorium addi- ®ct for the BPOA would be to Proposed new constitution Alcorn will speak on the need **® ^e^ugtilng-rtock man. Apply Harry Van- DISCOUNT FURNITURE Our Current Requirements Spruce St. included. CaU 649-0940, maculate 5% room Ranch, ______, iS -n,... .n P"™' '* “ «»•>■ t- r..pporU,™,nt „d tA, Camp. 3;30-4:30 p.m. only. WAREHOUSE nient residential area, 3 bed­ Include Openings In . . . near school, bus, shopping, BARROWS & WALLACE Will not be on the town meetinB- Oscar Krevsie a Meeting Constitutiona.! Convention, x trust and nope that No phone calls. 3580 Main St., H vrtford POUR ROOM flat, 2 in knotty rooms, heated family room, ROOM FOR RENT, continuous lovely big lot, full basement. Manchester Parkade In Back of hot water, shower, gentleman pine, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, liv­ fireplaced living room, garage, tonight. Per of the policy ^ m it t o e , An open 4-H town committee Asristlng Mothers u MACHINING Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Manchester 649-5306 Old Fkiller Brush Building with clean habits. Inquire 101 ing room, ventian blinds, kit­ oil hot water heat, 114 baths, '^ ® statement was composed today that the enumera- J’ ® *^®|^ Friday, Dec. lo in Assisting mothers at the Co- judgment and ethics^ and The W. G. GLENNEY CO. ------Open 8 :30-9 Dally $23,500 and worth it. Wolverton t>Y the policy committee of the tion would be begun immediate- t^^e home of Mrs. Andrew Gas- operative Kindergarten this infamou.s offer for INSPECTION 522-724? Chestnut St. chen cabinets, stove, near WEST SIDE — near bus, 6-6 8 :30-6 Sat. & Sun. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. BPOA at a meeting Saturday Heading excerpts from the P®‘'> Hebron Rd., at 8:00 p.m. week are: Monday, Mrs. Roland 336 N. Main St., Manchester school, west side. Can be seen duplex, double garage, modem ------sake of the town as a whole. We SHEET METAL OPEN MON.-SAT. 9—9 238 CHARTER Oak St. — room ------—------afternoon at the home of Hen- ®HQA .statement, not all of County Club Agent Albert Gray Pellerin, Mrs. Richard Roberts, anytime after 6:30, ceOl 649- kitchens luid baths, 200' deep ROOM RANCH, fuU tiled need someone to blow the with private entrance, suitable 3151. MANCHESTER — Colonial 6 ry McDonough, Bolton Center whioli appears In print, Mrs. will speak on 4-H work and Mrs. Stanley McEvoy, Mrs. Bev- EVERYTHING in sterilized re­ l o t , Sensibly priced. Hayes bath, birch cabinets, on bus whistle on such stupid proposals. BENCH WORK for working gentleman. 649- room, natural cabinet kitchen, RPOA by-laws to act on Sunday as they tried to erect a ferenoe that he attended. head 227, Meredith Henry 464 16-PIECE BEDROOM APPRENTICE^OURSES P R A T T &. oldi Call 643-8798. couple, $100. monthly. Call af­ WELDING NEJW 6 ROOM Ranch — fire- ...... tor schools and |406J)00 the member- sign, police said. Lonchee Marilyn Madore 456, Jill Kra^ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM FOUR. ROOM tenement, Bls- ter 6 p.m., 649-8859. Three and four years— WITH PAY— ship, according to Mrs. Kxey- "^ e sign said: Meadowbrook School: Tues- vontka 176, Tony Fogarty 452, SHEET MBTAL placed living room, formal din- ®hanging the date of the 12-PIBCE KITCHEN seU St., $70. Call 643-6258, 9-5. in MuiMnIng, Tool & Die Making, slg. Kill Luce. fla,y, hamhurg. mashed potato, Sunny Panceria 188-471, Helen Articles For Sale 45 — PLUS — MANCHESTER — 4 rooms com­ Sheet Metal and Bectronici. Ing room, 2 full baths, large f*®®®* year, making our total W HITNEY CONSTRUCTION TRADES lot. In very desirable neighbor- todebtedness approximately $1,. We’re going to get him. peas, biscuit, gelatin; Wednes- Tierney 188-464, Wanda Kase- ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, pletely furnished, good loca­ 9 8ALE13 AND Service on Arlens, hoCd. Philbrick Agency, 649- 333,000. 4 “ Our country is wrong, wrong, day, tomato soup or clam chow- lauskas 181-480, Cathy Ring- TV SET AND RANGE electricity, range, redecorated, tion, parking. Call, 644-8102. TOOL A DIE MAKING Columbia Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn • a 2851-H 8464. "The interest on this indebted- wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.” der, ham salad sandwich, apple f°se 178, Marione Vogt 452, Free storage until wanted. Free centrally located, $115. Avail­ AIRCRAFT mowers. Also Homellte chain —— — ' - ness amounts to approximately It was a duplicate, police said, crisp; Thursday, hot dog, pota- Betty Richardson 473, Eleanor delivery. Free set up by our able immediately. Call after 5 8123' saws and International Cub Ca­ Beautifully embroidered flow­ MANOHE3STBR — brand new $38,660 per year. Each year Car Topples, DIVISION OF own reliable men. 649-7287. Mow b the ttno to thiak of your future. lo-ao* of a sign that was found on the to chips, olives, green beans, Churilla 190-484, Ann Brown det Tractors. Rental equipment Read Herald Ads. er motifs in simple cross-stitch cuetom hunt 7 room Raised fit® amount owed Is reduced by u n i t e d AIRORAFT CORP. and sharoenlng service on an Please note: Appliances are re­ Luce estate Saturday about W applesauce, cupcake; Friday, <5®- visit the Employment Office For aS tots on your list make a pretty set of towels tor Ranch, located in Rocldedge, approximately $84,000 by In- Driver Unhurt mile in from Great Hill Road. tuna said rice cAsserole, carrots, ’ East Hartford 8, Connecticut makes. L A M Equipment conditioned and guaranteed for Who have baby dolls—a com- the new bride or holiday gifts, Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- 400 Main Street St. Bartholmew parish. Beau- bailment payments which re- Alan Oiodos, 22, of Outromont, biscuit, ice cream. . MEMANTILB-^uoUn WL Other Connecticut plants in 1 year. On display at main store. plete wardrobe In small sizes Omit day-names for guest tow- A Bloomfield man escaped 7809. Manchester Exchange — East Hartford, Conn. tlfully landscaped lot with duce the interest charges. The _ inlurv _ this__ mornlne- when ^ ‘^®’’ ^ student at Ctornell Uni foe 140-386, Gene Pbaneuf 136- North Haven and Southington PHONE FOB APPOINTMENT that’s fun to sew. Slach item els, or use motifs to trim other vleur 1_,11* f/Yurn U_____° uijury U118 moming wnen nis _. ____ Enterpris 1945. view, dreamy kitchen has built- town of Bolton has never before CM'cllmb^'"in’‘'embM^ versity, and victor and Joseph Manchester Evening Herald Anderson 144- ASK FOR CARL — open — Is one pattern piece I items. Ins and dining area, handsome exceeded bonding capacity In along Rt. 6 In Columbia and Elkins Park, Pa., were Tolland correspondent, Bette Walt Telller 141-387, Keith An Equal Opportunity FOR "a job well done feeling’’ 247-0358 OR 527-9036 AAonday through Friday No. 8123 with PATT-O-RAMA Pattern No. 2861-H has hot- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT WANTED formal dining room with slid- ahy form and this came as quite then flipped over on Its roof charged with breach of the peace Quatrale, tel. 876-2845. Dunphy 147-379, Mel Burbank Employer, M &-F— clean carpets with Blue Lus­ 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. U tor dolls 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, iron transfer for 7 motifs; color If you have no means of trans­ ing door entrance to large a shock to many BPOA mem- tre. Rent electric shampooer, Tuesday evenings 'til 8 pun. 30 Inches. Consult pattern for chart. The driver was Richard Kone, released In $50 bond each. ------, Jota Melesko 137, A1 MEAT PROCESSOR — wlUing portation, I’ll send my auto for MAN TO WORK IN $1. Paul's Paint and Wallpaper Saturdays — 8 aun. to 12 noon exact yardages. Tb order, send 8Sc In Coins to: ^ I*®” other 29. ™He was anvmgdriving east on m.Rt ------P®Uce- -said------the- ouopc.u.suspecte wuuiuwould p hr oRE b e GONTINIIEROONTIn iie r worker with experience or wlll- you. No obligation on your part room vdtto bar, laundry room, townspeople. » when tmfnc nr him not say what the aim meant FKOBK GONTINUES ____ Supply. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT tV> enSer, sand OOo la coins to: Anne Cabot, The Manchester « when tnrtflc^ad o f him »ay what the sign meant. ^ Mao. Ing to learn the meat process­ whatsoever, even If you don’t OAer ComecBcut plants In NotMi Haven and Southfcgton OT^od 2 car garage, 8 zone "The board Is aware that the slowed down fo r^ ^ ^ ^ t«t insisted they had*^ ri^t FontiUo Bus Burnett, Manchester liv e . Bvening Herald, lUO AVE, OF ing field. A great opportunity FREE WHEELS — Buy snow buy. MTJST BE H IG H SCHOOL G R A D U A T E heating numerous other board of finance has been ham- ^Z^nStato to proclaim thtLZhZ..^ 882. Blag Herald, USO AVB. tW AHEBIOA8, NEW Y(HtK, N.T. tor ambitious person, very lib­ tires, get new wheels free. No e* eqeof oppertMlty emp/eyer, M $ P. AMERIOAB, n e w f o r k , N.F. 10086. eral benefits. Apply in person, down payment, 6 months to A— Lr—B— E— R— T’—S SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL 43-45 ALLYN STREET 100S8 For Ist-dass mailing add 10c Orote Sc Weigel, 76 Granby St., pay. Cole's Discount. Station, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 ; For let-class mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Namd, Bloomfield. 643-5832. APPLY IN PERSON Pratts Whitney Rircraft 161—374, tor eadh pattern. Print Name, Address with Zip Code, Style „ „ „ ^ ^ ® " overturning. The accident oc- though his wife, former ambas- dancers MOVINQ ■ — Tpust sell, Ham­ Norm Clark 140 373. Ted PART-TIME kitchen help, eve- CLEAN RUGS, like now, so easy SEE MR. THORP, ADVT. DIRECTOR , ______J Addresa with Zip bode. Style No. and Size. **f.J*5®‘* ® ®®"“'“ curred at about 7:80, ■ sador Clare'Boothe Luce, was. mond oord organ likehew, cost MANOHES’TER — $16,900, cen- t^ e n during the summer. >alngs, must have driver’s U- to do with Blue Lustre. Rent u $1,100$360, refrigerator, $30, No. end Size. ■ > Send SOc now for your n e w '06 - trally located 7 room c e i^ . Apply In person Charter electric shampooer, li. Olcott Don't miss thi fan X wintar FaU and Winter Album! Regular borne, big lot, needs some automatic washer, $86. 742- f i 89A e a k Hortwirant. Variety Store, $090. aMla iw woCB od Baals0i* F Fsahiqa, M I « )a .M m « a ip fsstutes; toMuOMt GUatam Oiatom GCUeotiai} GaUeothm} deeotethig. exceHent value Bel not rem ^m ^ ^ ^ 2?: They, were torsi, w b o t u i ia u ^ y . Fnuric ObrenuU 148, Joha D jy. pidtera m agM ^ e S T W «oo^ hBR,^.IIWtf ’ iiTSWt.. SSS’ ' ** WlUlmantlo over the Twenty-two - othen zenatued ment 185—388, Vince In eritieal oondM ^ 884, Harold Jafvte 806. ^ ^ ^

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..l L: Mre. Charles 8. House o t 160 About T owd Westland St. will be hostess at a Christmas Tea Thursday at 1 iMiss Mary, BSaine Carter of p.m. for Ule members of the 77 Main 8t. la a featured danc< Hartford Wellesley Club alum­ «• in "UO In the Shade,” be- nae whose classes have reached MdiK^eater Dhmocrata wtH Inc presented by the Wethers- their -80th anniversary. Chil­ tietd Oommimlty Players Thurs­ hold a totm committee meeting dren’s books and toys will be on Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. in the day, Friday and Saturdtw at the brought to the tea for delivery Wethersfield Hlgrh School, Wol­ Municipal Buildti^ to take a to Northend Day Care Center, stand on the two constitutional cott HBH Rd. Curtain time is Hartford. Life members plan­ SHOP •luestlons to be voted uiiw at 8:30 p.m. Tickets may be pur­ ning to attend are, reminded to chased at the door. Miss Carter the Dec. 14 state election. call Mrs. Morton Tem ^y, 34 ’The Republican ’Town Com­ OAS Okays is a 1066 graduate o i East Cath­ Glen Rd., Granby. Rich Hermit olic Kigh School, She attends mittee will - announce Re posi­ MAIN STREET Manchester Community College tion Friday night, following a Big Change WHEELER, Tex. (AP) — and is employed at Owmectii^ * School PTA will meet public forum at the IUlng High Noble Chancey Myers, who School. • FREE PARKING^ • VALUES U.S . Buildup Certain Blue Cross. Inc.. Hartford at 8 In the school audl lived in a cava much of his torlum. The meeting was Both committee chairmen. In Charter 85 years, died on a bed of planned for Nov. 9 but resched­ Tod Cummings for the Demo­ • VARIETY • CONVENIENCE Manchester Grange will meet burlap bags Monday, but he uled because of the power fail­ crats and Francis DellaFera for RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Orange 'O'wned the bed and the 320 ure. Albert Hadlzian of Ben- the Republicans, have said that Hie conference of 19 American Hall. The theme will be "Inter­ • f a i r w a y * • MAR-SAL DRAPERIES acres around It net Junior High School will dis­ an all-out effort wlH be made, republics ends today after lay­ national Music.” Members are Myers, wh6 said he had cuss the modern math pro­ in cooperation with the League ing the groundwork for a sweep­ reminded to bring articles for • HARRISON'S • REOAL MEN'S SHOP worked in Paris, watched gram. Refreshments will be of Women Voters, to get out the ing overtiaul of the inter-Ameri­ As Cong Come Alive an auction table. Hillstown bullfights in Spain and served in the lunchroom after vote on election day. can system. Grange school of instrucOon will h punched cattle on the pam­ the program. Tentative plans call for the • HOUSE and ALE' • TOTS 'N TEENS Chief U.S. delegate W. AvereU meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at pas of the Argentine, re­ Harriman said the meeting was Columbia Grange. designation of "housewive com­ • JANETS HAT SHOP# WILTON'S* turned to the cave on his Mrs. Bobbie Santini Hendsey mittees,” who win telephone "o f historical significance.” He half section of land 12 miles of Plantland wiU give a demon­ from their homes, in the hope said Its most significant action The Mailmams will meet to­ north of this Ptmhandle stration of holiday decorations of getting as many of Man­ was*a proposal to Incorporate morrow at 8 p.m. at the home to'wn for at least a few Attacks End tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. for the chester’s 23,000 voters as pos­ Into the charter of the Organiza­ months each year. of Mirs. Harry Shaw, 8 Barry sible to cast their ballots. tion of American States the so­ Bd. Democratic Women’s Club of In another cave, friends B r ie f L u ll Manchester at Mott’s Commu­ Local cooperation may stop FOR YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPPINO cial and economic principles of found a metal box containing nity Hall;. Refre.shments will be Your Donation Helps Her at ‘‘getting out the vote,” for the Alliance for Progress. the title to Myers’ land, a served before the program. The the two political parties and the BRING THE FAMILY — RELAX — SAVE The conference early today bank book from a Wheeler During Visit meeting was scheduled for Nov. Beth Boykin, daughter of Mrs. L. Donald Brooks of 40 Hoff­ League may not agree among approved by acclamation an bank showing a balance of F R E E 9 but posrtponed because of the man Rd„ learns the rudiments of daily living in this modern themselves on recommenda­ “ Economic and Social Act of $20,000, a will and other SAIGON. South Viet Nam Rio de Janeiro” containing a ixjwer failure. kitchen especially designed and equipped for the multi-handi­ tions. papers. Sheriff Bus Dorman (AP) — ‘Die Viet Cong returned capped. She is a student at Oak Hill School for the Blind In series of proposed amendments D E LIV E R Y Although the state central CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS estimated value of the land to the attack today after a brief Hartford. The Connecticut Institute for the Blind opens its to the OAS charter. It is a com­ Members of Campbell Coun­ committees of both parties have at $40,000. lull in heavy ground fighting statewide drive for $75,000 this week by direct-mail appeal endorsed passage of both ques­ panion to political recommenda­ ARTHUR DRUG cil, KofC, will meet tonight at Myers’ only ll'Ving relative, during Secretary of Defense to '9,500 Ma^hester-area residents. Dr. Eugene Davis is Man­ tions—^the constitutional change tions approved Sunday. 7:30 at the KorfC Home and pro­ EVERY Daisy Fuller of Oklahoma Robert S. McNamara’s latest chester chairman for the first phase of the drive that covers package and the eminent do­ Both will be submitted to an- . ceed to the John F. Tierney Fu­ City, said her brother left inspection of the war zone. Manchester, Andover, Bolton, 'Vernon, Tolland, Rockville main proposal—^the local com­ other conference in Buenos neral Home, 219 W. Center St., NIGHT home when he was 14 and Another major buildup of U.S. and Coventry. It closes Dec. 31. All contributions should be mittees may take a stand of Aires next July for incorpora­ to pay respects to the late till 9! took a Job as a bronc rider and South Vietnamese forces sent to the Blind Institute, c/o the Connecticut Bank and their own. Both are expected to tion into the OAS charter. James A. Murray, a member of for a Texas ranch. ’Trust Co., 893 Main St., Manchester. endorse tbe package question, The act states that “ it is es­ seemed certain in the wake df the council. SATURDAY TILL 5:30 Saturday) When you think of ■with no indication at present on sential to incorporate into the McNamara’s visit. He left for GIFTS (for yourself what their stand 'will be on the economic and social field of the Guam Monday night with a ’The Manchester Chapter of The executive board of Cha- The Women’s Home League of eminent domain issue. inter-American system, as juri­ warning that Communist North I or others) think of 9PEBSQSA will meet tonight at minade Musical Club will meet the Salvation Army will meet State News The League has' come out dically binding, principles of Viet Nam had clearly decided to 8 at Bunce School, Olcott St. tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Junior with a strong endorsement of mutual security, solidarity, co­ escalate the conflict. He fore­ ’The meeting is open to men in­ Peter Staum, 147 Lyness St. Hall at the church. Mrs. John A North Viet Nam supply train bums after being question 1, constitutional operation and assistance.” cast a long war. terested in barbershop style Knowlton of the League of Wom­ bombed by Navy planes from the USS Midway. Fusco Tries changes, but has taken no posi­ The bombing took place on the North Viet Nam Within hours of McNamara's singing. Manchester Barracks, Vet­ en Voters will speak on purposes (See Page Seven) departure, the 85,000-ton nu-. erans of World War I and of the League. Hostesses are tion on the second, eminent do­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT coastal railway. main. Its claim is that it has Death Dive clear-powered aircraft carrier Auxiliary, have been invited to Mrs. John McCollum, Mrs. TILL 9 P.M. Enterprise left the Philippines 964 Main St., Manchester Frank Anderson and Mrs. had no time to study the ques­ a joint installation of Willi- to join units-of the U.S. 7th Fleet Open 6 Days 9 to 9 mantic Barracks and Auxiliary Louise Hagenow. tion. From Court operating against the Commu­ MARLOW'S Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Future Change Possible nists in Viet Nam. ‘The “ Big B,” Main St., Manchester Home, WilUmantid. Miss Mary Minney, daughter HOUSE WA’TERBURY (AP) — Shout­ the world’s largest carrier, was I OPEN till 9— TUES.. of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Min­ ing that he wanted to kill him­ escorted on her first combat Preceptor Gamma Chapter, ney of 250 W. Center St., is on WANTED self, Lidio (Joe) Fusco attempt­ mission by the guided mlssUs « THURS. and FRI. Beta Sigma Phi, will meet to­ the dean’s list at the Mary ed to hurl himself through a frigate Bainbridge, also nu­ morrow at 8 p.m. at the home Ward Secretarial School, Hart­ Clean, Late Model Birth Control Rule clear-powered. of Mrs. Albert Poet, 59 Fergu­ ford. She is a freshman in the window today after receiving a In South Viet Nam’s central son Rd. fini.shing secretarial course and USED CARS heavy sentence for participating Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara talks with newsmen after returning highlands, a guerrilla battalion WHAT CITY WITH A •vice president of the student HALE in four bank robberies. Top Prices Paid apparently overwhelmed 200 HOT CUMATE NEVER council. MAIN STRE” ■ . '7ANC TER mom Viet Nam. With him are John T. McNaughton and Gen. Earle G Whee- For All Makes The ex-boxer was thwarted in ler, chaii-man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, government militiamen 16 miles HAS FUES. INSECTS Revised by Council the attempt by sheriff’s deputies east of An Khe, headquarters .of COME SEE OUR H oly Family Mothers Circle OR MOSOUITOES 7 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. CARTER CHEVROLET who wresUed with him in the the U.S. 1st Cavalry, Airmobile, MATERNITY WINTER at the home of Mrs. Arthur Pon- CO.. IN C. VATICAN CITY (AP) — A printer today after approval by Paul then is said tn bova «it•— - —------— - lus captors cared for his gon on Nov. 24, 1963. camp and a nearby militia pest 1 ries If he has Full AUTO LECLERC TUI.. 043-15.5.3 the March 29 robbery of a Wa- President Kenneth Kaunda of ^ , Director the council s schema on modem Pius XI and Plus XH, but also Zambia for help in protecting shared their food with ' OneOne of of the the other other America Americans "*“ ®® «>“aiwest of Saigon, INSURANCE Coverage . , . (See Page Five) (See Page Tea) ~ near the Cambodian border in 23 Main Street, Manchester mentioned a statement on the the Karlba hydroelectric dam ------i.uui allowed irum him ogt. moil i.u. from isaac Sgt. (Jamacho l.C. Isaac of Camacho El of EH uuiucr m Check with Us . . . We Never CASH SAVINGS of this document was sent to the subject by Pope Paul VI. on the Zambia-Rhodesia fron- " ® family and Red Cross pack- Paso, Tex., escaped test July. Province. The C3om- "Let You Down” ! Phone CASH Call 649-5869 “ ~ ■ All this was done in such a tier. Last Friday, saboteurs *^s:es. The fourth captive was Sgt ^ced recoilless rifles I !■ TO ” ------^ • and mortars for almost five 649-4553. The city Is Mexico ■i^^y r ..no* a **® added, as to blew up a tower on the power "Had it been the Saigon gov- Kenneth M, Roraback. The “ “ “ aimosi. nve City. Bring your unwanted Jewel­ line which carries electricity cenment I would have been Communists said in September *’°“ cs. U.S. spokesmen reported ry to Michaels. See how f a i r w a y L u c i ’ s B o v i n e n d i Churoh teaching on Court Bans Arrests quickly you can turn it into , _ A • 1 control was a sUll evolving from the dam to Zambia’s cop- tortured,” said McClure. they had executed Roraback ^®ad and light gov- per belt. Sgt. George E. Smith of and another American prisoner, ®>T'"'ent casualties, but no U.S. Clarence H. Anderson cash. In Air Guards T^us, the source said, the laeaidea was given that the By Bench Warrants Military correspondents of Chaster, W.Va., said he believed Capt. Humbert R. Verace of wounded. Inquiries invited from In­ iB oth Fairways Now Open British newspapers reported the liberation was “ the direct Baltimore. Md., in reprisal for ^ tew miles away the Cfom- p e r : MILWAUKEE. Wls. (AP) — teaching could develop without INSURANCE dividuals, estates and banks. prime minister would tell the •'®sult of protests In America the execution of three Commu- ” iunlsls released 24 captured AGEN CY, INC. J Every Night till 9 till INSTANT GALLON Pat Nugent, boy friend of Lucl changes necessarily represent- HARTFORD (AP) — A judge other things), that a state’s at- V against U.S. involvement In the "Ist sympathizers by the Saigon government soldiers In what ^ Christmas for every Baines Johnson, has been a t*>g ^ complete rejection of past asked to issue a bench tomey applying for a bench (See Page Eight) ERLANDR. JOHNSON, a ge n l*^ Downtown Manchester member of the Wisconsin Air writings. warrant must be given enough warrant submit facts, supported Viet Nam war.” government. Saigon spokesman called a pe- 74 E. CENTE R ST - at 958 Main Street k Christinas Need! INTERIORS FUELOIL National Guard for the last Pope Paul’s interest ift sped- ^ >«ake up his owm by oath or affirmaUon, from The Viet Cong In announcing Smith, asked about the mo- riodic move to undermine gov- BY three months, it was disclosed flcally mentioning the writings whether the arrest which the judge or court can their release Saturday said they of the South Vietnamese ernment moral. Vietnamese Hermene Hershey today by his superior officer, Lt. of Plus XI and Pius XU has it . Stats Supreme make an independent determina- were being freed to show good government troops, said govern- military commanders fear these Klan Trial will toward Americans opposing officers frequently ran releases may encourage their DECORATIVE ★★★★★★★★★★A Ool. Kllian T. Morkln. been 'viewed hero as possibly ruled Monday. tlon that probably cause exists Morldn said Nugent, a Juno meaning an indefinite postpone- oovat unanimously struck f®*" issuance of the bench the war. away whenever there was a troops to surrender rather than CONSULTANT graduate at Marquette Univer- ment of a final papal decision *’® ^ procedure which, al- warrant,” the court said, The soldiers appeared at a fight, $-A-V-E! May Hear news conference arranged by Smith said he was returning However, in the bitter fighting 643-9958 alty, has attended two day-long, on the question of contraception. authorized by state law. At least two of Connecticut’s monthly drills of the 128th Air The birth control report came the fo m ^ amendment state’s attorneys, John D. La- the Cambodian information Americans can see northwest of Saigon on SahH’- 8 lbs. DRY minister. /c « Refueling Group at Gen. Billy as the council returned to work *® Oonetltutlon. Belle of Hartford County and FBI ^Spy’ (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Tfen) U.S. No. 1 MAINE with this coupon CLEANING Mitchell Field here in Septem- after a KMay recess and came The court overturned the poll- William Fitzgerald Waterbury. ______and $5.00 purchase ber, October and November. He t» a final vote on its missionary oy playing conviction of Joseph ee*** they have been providing MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) BASEItlEIVT Reg. Mrved as an orderly room clerk schema. Llcari of West Haven and or- Judges with notarized affidavits 8’evemment attorneys— WET? n.50 $2.00 w th the 128th’s Maintenance Conservative prelates were dered dismissal of the charge which apparently would meet trying to prove conspiracy In 10 lb. Bag Maine Anyone Con Seal Wafer POTATOES Limited Time Only oo .. .. ^^® ^®P® him. the f4qulrementa of the fourth the shooting of Viola Gregg Ll- Out of Masonry Wolfs Nugent, 22, whose home is at that the previous birth control Llcari had been arrested on a Amendment. t Indonesians Tighten Belts I POTATOES 29c WATER PLUG Waukegan. Hi.. spent the text not only left the quesUon of Superior Cburt b e^ h w a M “ I could see It oomlntr ” expected to bring With This Coupon Stops Leaks Instantly POLY Thanksgiving holiday with Lucl contraception open to future "Issued without any facts sup^ Belle ^ d of the Stat^^nre^^fe f".. Informant into court Coupon good at the LBJ Ranch at Johnson ®hange, but left in doubt the ported-by oath o r L t ^ U ^ ^ ' S u r t declrion 10 lb. bag Nov. 29 - 30, Dec. 1 TIIOIIOSE.4E .SEALS THE SURFACE caty, Tex., and reported Sunday Present validity of past teaching the high court said ’ new form , mo' «Ald he had Asst. Atty. Gen. John Doar As Regime Clamps Down ■ S0L6 SINCE 1912 , CLEAN ^ against contracepUon ^ ITiXurto ame^dm...... '‘®® ®' “>® Department’s with this coupon Bee Page Eight To eliminate Lty doubt Pone Iv rea S r^ t^ « r provide epace for his civil rights division declined to I and $5.00 purrhase Information f» Literature At 178 Spruce Street JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) MIRACLE Manchester ^ ” *^°P® 'y requires, inter alia (among oath plus two sworn affidavits, say definitely, however, wheth- inaonesia (AP) prehensiveprehensive as as the cost of llv- divert the people from the an. (Ne\t To The Y o u n g and Perlcy..... ------— ______''^e State Supreme Court ac- er he would call Gary ‘Thomas —^. "®"^ ®^ economic rules ing skyrockets. tl-Communlst campaign, WHIP MIRACLE WHIP w. G. GLENH e Y CO . ‘‘Grinder King” ) tion will presumably bring the Roweowe jr..Jr.. , , has heaped more hardships on , "^™ e price of rice, second qual.qual- Sunnortern o f th« practice of state courts into con- .336 No. Main St., MancKbster ™uii» imo con- He did indicate Rowe, a paid the Indonesian people already reached 2,000 rupiahs fgar that the armv mav I formlty with what the court FBI informer for five years i.. fv, per liter. In the last week of may b® by KRAFT qL 29c FARMERS DAUGHTER by United Aircraft Reveals called “ federal constitutional re- would testify in the trlL of Inflation. June it was 310 rupiahs. This is economic coniufr, ^®‘^®'^®*’®‘^ Coupon good qOIraments as now established three Ku K hix KUbsmen. ° sicT'LfoJe^Te ^ommuZfa 3 ^ ‘"®"‘ ‘"crease. * c- With This Coupon Jar Nov. 29 - 30, Deo. 1 for all courts by the United 'The Klansmen went on trial At the official rate, the Indo- Sukarno wants the Commu- Stately Lady States Supreme (fourt." Monday on ch “ g e r " f Z a S S u n Oci i Tf f a .S ^^®^® ^ ” ®®‘“ ^^P*®** ‘® '^®rth 2% movement to be kept k > SHURFINE I with this coupon | I and $5.00 purchase High-Speed Train Plans . wuxLB UC- 1-4 * 1* u army cnases Comnuinists a* * xcmeuiio euive. "iNasaKoni’' caiui clslon•• would be aretroactive, C LA v a U L l VCS| L thus f i U s ‘ white Detroit ahousewife, s w a o w w 4aC | who w i and Chinese businessmen, fear- , essential commodities , 0^ co-operation between ^ 3 SHURFINE Red baby-check cozy flannelette contrasted opening the door tor numbers ®hot®‘'®‘ to death March 25. ful of beinvbeing ennerhtcaught in the ?,®Y® “ 'e ee*"e propor- tlonaiist, religious' and com m ||> PEANUT by print denim blue in all your favorite HARTFORD (AP) — transportatton act signed into er ^ s e n t trackage including n. E v ic te d criminals . . to go Hluzzo, mother of five, roundup, take to cover. tion. dleepwear styles. Wear them in the dorm, Aircraft Oorp. u n v e ile d ^ la ^ y ft’e ^ ^ Johnson. m C k s. fnirvas^^SUsSISd *"®®’ «malned to be sea The common people are ap- unstable situation in trade (See Page Nineteen) PEANUT BUTTER relaxing with TV at home, just right for a design today for a llgtotwedgifit ^ y h jg heavily on develop- grades as they now i^ i ^ See Page Elg^it ------^______circles resulted in a hear panic BUTTER the young or young at heart! trainrain bulk along aircraft Unes H?®”^ f” ““‘ rplanerplMe technology,technology. among businessmen — notably 3 lb. jar 99c 3 A- - , train would havo str^m . A. Sleep Dress. S, M, L. to I^ e d passengers lUong (he Hned aluminum oars. 2% feet ...... ^ ^ ^ Yanuouth Castle smuggling their capital abroad. With This Coupon 3 lb. jar Coupon good Baetem Seaboard. lower than standard cars and ^ ... ’ .'s .jasttaAtee*;-! J presidential decree gave Nov, 29 - 30. Dee. 1 I B. Pajamas. 32 to 40. ' L The train, powerad by air- their weight, with a m»- m i n c e r J; OU nCt the government the right to Bulletins 0 C. Sleepshirt and Pants. S, M, L. craft-type gas turbine Mighiee Penaion system to bank inward EARLY WEEK PINEHURST CHUCK SALE would be capable of speeds of t t e Z T ’ Fire Hose Sliced terprlses. ^ 120 to 160 miles an hour cm ex- ^ ^ r d pressing passengers U.N. OON’m iB U n O N Center Cuts Lean l a r g e r s i z e s 4 0 - 4 8 S f The intariora would resemble ondo n officer r i f * - on the Yarmouth inter-island shipping fare's. OKAYED BLOCK C H U C K ROAST lb. 49c SHOULDER STEAKS lb. 59e nnL . a Jet airplane, with carpettng CMtle, which burned and sank Finally, a new economic-fl- The train ^ proposed in a and draperies, indirect U g h t ^ WASHINGTON (AP) __A Boneless • BLOUSES wlth a loss of 89 lives Nov. 13, nancial policy for 166 was de- contribution of $25 million by flve-car version carrying up to dividual reading-tem per^M n- testified today that he foimd a creed by President Sukarno, Boneless Economy EYE OF THE CHUCK 79c FROM 1.99 - 5.99 *60 p a t e r a under a plan by ing seats, c a i Z ^ h iggZ e the United States to help CHUCK ROAST for clothing bills? fire hose mysteriously cut. This called for an austerity erase the United Nattoui deN lb. 69c Tiny Tender C'jbes of AiSji^ T c e n t e r ^ . Staff Capt. Panlgiotis Mena- program in development proj- Ipit was recommended today GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES A u ^ r ity to provide high-apeed liner-type galleys for ln.eeat l e a n s t e w b e e f .... lb. 89c • S W E A T E R S trains for the New Haven Rail- meal s Z d e e gohis told'a Coast Guard in- ects but stipulated that spend- at the White House 'Confer­ Lean quiry bdtird that the cut hose ing would be continued on Su- ence on International Coop­ Whole LESS BANK CHARGE ^ b e t w e e n Hartford and New The train couM reduce run- CHUCK GROUND lb. 79e (per year) FROM 3.9 9 -9 .9 9 was the first one he tried to use kam o’s, political and prestige eration. A Defense D ep a rt­ SHOULDER CLODS .... lb. 99c ^ "lAg time between Hartford and to extinguish spreading flames, enterprises. ment spokeanian soggestei - An ^ u sh ally feminine assortment His testimony raised addition- The policy put all Imports the amount should be eloser' 5 lb. lots 69e lb. S ^ hours to 1 hour 40 minute? BABY BEEF LIVER or for the iMger woman.wuman. Blousesjuiouses inir al questions rbout the source of exports imder Increased to a million. dacron and cotton, amdls and crepes ^™P®®y ‘®<‘»y- Time from Boston to New York freezer wropped on request the blaze that struck the cruise government control, Regular 59c HAMBURG lb. 49c Sweaters inlu urionorlon (nne(fine or bulky)bulkv) would bo cut from 4Ji to 8 1 ^ . Come In Mrly in the week. Save on these coupons and this chuck sale. Bring 1,200 liner on her voyage from Miami The new policies were Issued LBjL«pETS REPORT empty bottles, soap, and coffee coupons* In your -or pullovera. New York to Wash- LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDFn All high fashion styles and smart fall j^ H o n s to provide fast new ington from 8 hours M minutes - i .. to Nassau, Bahamas. either by Sukarno or by his JOHNSON CITY,'Tex. (AP). .ft C . .. 1 . colors. See our selection first! to^ns to carry paseengers In to 2 hours 36 minutes George Vazeqs, ■ chief engi- civilian aides apparently with- — President Jetanson got n PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. THE COIUIUECTICUT BANK ttte densely populated Northeast These performances were cal- neer, testified Monday that he out the .consent of, the army, telephone report from Seorea. ARID TRUST COMPARIY ' ciliated through detailed studies saw strange light colored which has been virtually ruling tary of Defense Robert S. Mo- 302 MAIN STREET **^® ^ ®" computers at the UAC re- flames that Appealed to be a the country since the attempted Natnara today on his mlssioV' blazing liquid. Chief Engineer ®®"P- 15 No. Main Street 898 Mala St. !!!.■ lAboratories which simu- train d e sire d by United Aircraft and re- to South Viet Nam, and aiss Manchester Parkade M gaflteldgh-speed graini »atod aot«a fasta oiwrattoZZ William Dagnar of the Bahama Army-controlled newspapen ranged for a personal eornf f *nd sympathizers said the new ferenoe with him inter In tbo.' (See Page IZghtX economic rules were issued to w e e k . A r -I' - 4