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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1963 PAOB KGHTEEN JJIanrIrPHtpr i|praliit MAHRC Fund Drive Draws to Close-Have You Mailed Your Donation?

AJ.f7. .Brayn GiM, aon of fleld, who served as Beekwith's Mr. and Ifoa. Oharlea Gill, 18 Beckwith Feted a e r g a a n t-at-aima, was In HAVE YOU AN A rm g e Daily N«t Prcan Rm The Weather Hospital Notes A b o u t T o w n charge of arrangements for the Fereenat ot C. 8. Weather Margaret Rd., la home on a tan- Superb EVENT SCHEDULED Foir the Week Ended day leave from Thule Air Force By Bristol YD dinner, aaalstad by a commit­ TM tliH hour* «r« > to 8 p.m. Ben Eara Chapter o f B’nai Base, Greenland. .He ia to be tee from the Brlatol YD Chap­ t h a t c a l l s for Nevenbsr If, IMS Mostly cloudy tonight and tom-, ter and Its auxUlaty. tag colder by morning. Low 88 IB ■> BTMM, except meternity B'rith hais canceled Its meeting afoignad to Sacramento, CaW. Clyde Beckwith 8r. of 291 FOOD? w hen li»«f mre * to 4 p.m., end scheduled for tonight at Wlck- m rE m o to 40. ThnrtMlny partly snany Highland St., past national 1 3 ,8 9 1 and aensonably cold. High Ui 6:M *0 8 p.m. end privete room* iMm Memorial Ubrary, Bast Town barbarahopa will be It may be a wedding, a baa- ______theyj ere_____ 10 e.m. t o ^ “ ^ Hartford, <»>an ail day tomorrow due to ccmimander of the Yankee Di- Light Installed Sm/QE qdet or juat an taiformnl gnt- r af tba Andtt the 40a. VWtortt ere r e q n w ^ J ^ eJosing Monday. vision Veterans Association, together of n society, lodge m o t d n oln tton Manchetter— A City o f Village Charm te BBieke In petlente' John Mather Chapter, Order was honored at a taatlmonial At Parkade Road some friendly group. than tw’o vtaltora et one of DeMolay, will have a drill diipter given at the Elks Club, tOme per petient. beam praotioe tomorrow at 7 Visiting Couple Brlatol, Saturday evening. Pre­ We Are Prepared to BIANCTIESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1963 (Claartflid Adfsetlslng m Fags 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTg p.m. at the Masonic Temple. ceding the dinner, executive The Manchaeter IPoJloe De- VOL. LXXXm, NO. 50 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PaiUMite Today! 888 meetings were held. peurtmeient maintenance crew Wed 57 Years [day metaUad a new set of Serve \ou to Your XtXMTrTBJD YBBTEHlDAy: Manchester Lodge of Maaons The tables were decorated TOday will meet tonight at 7:30 at the with miniature YD berets and overhead traffic signals on Complete 'Satiefoetion Oft*. Auguete KWiwchniKH, M Broad St. at Green Manor AntUUS, Moves in Caracas^ Bogota Wetti et.; Mrs. Anna lywe, IftO Masonic Temple. Twenty-five- Mr. and Mra. Luther Glidden' flowers in the traditional blue MioKee a t : Mns. SopiMe Zasto- yeaf- membership pIna will be of North Leeds, Maine, will and gold of the division. An Blvd., a private roadway. Our catering servtoe la not np 'anor Estates (Flrrt 17 River St., Rodcvillc; presented after a business celebrate their 57 th wedding arm bouquet of gold chrysan­ Green Ma to be flexible enough to no- Hertford Realty) purchased the Jehn Jacknpaic, Mourdeln St., meeting. ajnntvor,<«ry tonight at the home themums was presented to commodatc any tlae gnttieitng. slgnala for installatton under RookvUle; Mre. Genrfrine Vince, of their daughter, Mra. Joyce Mrs. Beckwith by her daugh­ Why not call us and talk ovnr M 7 KcKee St.;. James MulH- The Chapel Choir of BmaTiuel Bobtin. 63 Branford St., with ter. Guests were present from new regulationa which require the details T Kennedy’s Thanksgiving Message ThompeonvMe; David Lutheo'an Church will rehear.se whom they are visiting. the six New England states separate heads of green, yel­ tomorrow at 6:30 pm In Luther They wore married on Nov. and New York. low and caution lights facing U.S. Officer Kidnaped fctoiafaalH, 70 Crestwood Dr.; James Rdhiggr. 42 Tercoe Rd.; Hall and the Emanuel Choir at 26, 1906, in Woodstock. New All plans for entertainment in each cMrectian. Bradford Bachrach photo ITve new installation was America's tragic -Civil War, humility, which they possessed Lao John**!, 206 HWiard St.; 8:30 in the same place Bninuswlck, Canada, and are the were canceled. Instead, a trib­ WABHmilTON (AP)—Here is nrtade to handle the increasing GARDEN GROVE Pre'Sldent Lincoln proclaimed and which we must seek every parents of 13 oh'.ldren, 11 of ute and memorial service for the text of the Thnnkeglvlng pay CARACAS, Venezuela (A P )— .jens. Alicne Hinee, 16 Oiurch the last Thursday of November, day to emulate. As we express CARACAS, Venezuelatcame his Ve,peiuelan chauffeur.t A chauffeur and neighbors sawf a t, Yeamori:V ------rL»*«- Ralph Gaites, 187 Engaged The American Legion will whom are living. They also have the late President John F. Ken­ flow of traffic to and from the TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-.'5314 proclamation issued by Preei------Chenault seised snd telephoned Police increased their vigilance Martchester Shopping Parkade 1863; ns a day to renew our our gratitude, we must never disabled th4 engine of his car. Miapile e t ; Mtb. Columbia De- The engragement of Miss hold a business meeting tonight 65 grandchildren and 5 1 'great­ nedy was held. dent Kennedy on Nov. 5 which (AP) — Armed terrorists the police. today after pro-Cfcmmunlst ter­ at 8 at the Legion Home. Arthur Evans of Wethers- through the private roadv/ay. President Johnson urged be gratitude for America’s "fruttfur forget that the highest apprecia- then sped off with him in a 1962 Ctotl, 88 Biasell St.; Lynn grandchildren. Uon Is not to utter words but to seized Col. James K. Chen­ rorists made an unsuccessful at­ Kathryn Gene Callaghan of 5.3 read in the naUon’e churches on fields” for our "national model white car. The car later The U.S. Army mission is Oomeau, Wappop; Arthur live by them. ault of the U.S. Army mis­ was found abandoned. tempt to kill the three major Hilltop Dr., Manchester, and Thursday: strength and vigor” and for our here at the request of the Ven- ■nioinpnofi. 40V4 Florence St.; "singular deliverance and bless­ Let us therefore proclaim our sion today and spirit^ him Chenault, 46, Is from Sher­ exuelan government to train and presidential candidates with Belmont, Mass., to Charles Tal- Over three cmiUirlee ago our bombs disguised as Christmas Mm Dorothy Trotter, 575 ings.” gratitude to Providence for man, Tex., and his wife is from advise the Veneiuelan army. Oaodner St.; Nelson L^rec, oott Orkrff of Dover, Maas., has forefathere In Virginia and In away. presents. MassachuMtta far from home In Mucl4uch time has passed since manifold blessings — let us be Council Bluffs, Iowa. Similar U.S. missions are in Bant Hartford; Alfred Boldtic, been atnnmmced by her aunt, "We just want him for Three other top Venezuelan a lonely wilderness set aside a the first coloniets came to rocky humbly thankful tot .inherited Presumably his selsure is the i other _ Latin American countries. 80 FVwt! et.; John Griffin. Mias Helen Blair Sulhivan of propaganda purposes,” a time for thankeglvtnf. On the shores and dark forests of an ideals — and let us rekolve to work of the Armed Forces for Mission members sre not per- political figures and a U.S. Em­ Wapping;; Ehriest Beniby, 18 Beimont and yarmouthport. share those blessings and fitpse bassy official also were intend­ Maas. She is the daiighter of applied day, they gave rever­ imknown continent, much Ume f.? Spanish speaking caller NaUonal UberaUon — FALN— | mitted to carry arms, 2 AiPCh et.; Larraline Trudeau. since Preeidept Washington led ideals with our fellow humcln which is carrying out a terror' Chenault, who was wearing ed victims of similar bomb ManstMd Depot; Mrs. Patricia the late Mr. and M??. John W. ent thanke for their safety, for later telephoned the em­ the health of their children, for a young people into the experi­ beings throughout the world. campaign bn an attempt to sab- his uniform at the time of the packages, police .said. BaJdeen, CSiaphn. Callaghan of Fairhavwi. Maas., Now, therefore. I. John F. bassy. “ Don’t worry. We the fertility of their fields, for ence of naUonhood, much time h a r m ! ^ presidential kidnaping, was the ranking of- The plot was discovered Tues­ aovl granddaughter of Mrs. Eu­ Kennedy, President of the Unit­ are not going to AIDMinTEa) TODAY: Brad- gene J. Sullijvan o f New Bed­ the lawe which bound them to- since Prerident Lincoln saw the ; gjjctlon and to overthrow pro- fleer of the mission when FALN day. after one of the packages iord AlAott, 627 Center St. American nation through the ed States, In consonance with ford, Mass. THANKSGIVING WHK SPECIALS! gethw and for the faith which him.” U.S. President Romulo Betan- members raided mission head failed to explode when opened. BERTHB yjOtmURDAY: A united them under their Ood. ordeal of fraternal war — and the joint resolution of Congress Four men seized Chenault as court. The FALN has sworn a l-! quarters snd burned the bulld- Her flanxie is the aon of Mrs. approved Dec. 26, 1941, 56 Stat. son to Iftr. and Mia. ABan G41- So, too, when the colonies In these years our populaUon, he ste p p e from his horns, over- legiance to Fidel Castro's Cuba. Ing several months ago. (See Page Seven) Vladimir I. Ortoff of Dover, and our plenty and o«r power have 862, 5 U.8.C. 87 B, designating taide, Sbona; a son to Mr. and the late Vladimir Orloff. He is achieved their independence. Mna. Ronald Cook, 72 Maple Here's your golden opportunity to buy a famous General Electric TV or Stereo at a substantial ell grown apace. Today we are the fourth Thursday of Novem­ grandson of Mr. and Mrs. oUr first president In the first ber In each year as Thanksgiv­ St.; a daugMer to Mr. and Mrs. year of his first admlnietraUon a naUon of nearly two hundred Chari ee Dennison Taleott of ing Day do hereby proclaim Davtd Childs, Ftamlngton. reclaimed Nov. 88, 1789, as *‘a million souls, stretching from TaloottvUle emd Groton. coast to coast, on Into the Pa­ Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963, as a 7 DI9CHARGBD YB6TER- saving! Ideal for your own home —> or os a Christmas gift. Hur^. the savings are terrific! P.S. ay of public thanksgiving and Mias Callaghan attended Sa 5 cific and north toward the arc­ day of national thanksgiving. IXAY: Gharlee ZagUo, South cned Heart Academy, Fairha prayer to be observed by ac- l^wledflng with grateful tic, a nation enjoying the fruits On that day let us gather in CHaatonhury; Gail Ravaleae, van, and Is a graduate of Regis sanctuaries dedicated to wor­ Wapptag; Mrs. Shirley Convlea, We will hold your choice for Christmas delivery.•• hearta the many signal favors of an ever-expanding agricul­ College, Weeton, Mass. She was ture and industry and achieving ship and In homes blessed by 146 Btatall St.; Mrs. Sally Ann presented to soolety in Boston off almighty Ood” and called family affection to express our Johnson Asks Bills, OooeMugh, Coveaitry; Alfred upon the people of the new re- standards of living unknown in Maas., during the 1958-59 sea­ previprevious history. We give our graUtude for the glorious gifts Lasperanoe, 166 McKee S t; son. She is a teacher of Grade pubHe to "beseech Him to par­ of Ood; and let us earnestly and Max Denhup, 250 Hilliard St.; don our national and other Immble thanks for this. 5 at Hebron Ave. Sch Propose on the slain president’s leg­ McCformack promised to con­ Set| State Cities The galleries of toe House Johnson pledged a continua­ 1 3 9 Empty Place islative program, topped .by chamber were filled for the his­ tion of Kennedy’s foreign poli­ tinue to do everything he can to F o r Crowds civil rights and tax reduc­ torical first address of toe new cies. get toe civil rights bill to toe tion. President, carried live on tele- Speaking in the twang of his House floor this year. Includes Carf! • “ ELECTRIC EYE” CONTROL Kennedy Memorials At All Tables vlsion and radio networks. Mem­ native Texas, he told toe world Rep. Charles A.- Halleck o< SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH • DAYLIGHT BLUE SCREEN At Graveside Speaking for the first bers of toe Cabinet, toe Supreme that "those who test our Indiana, the House Republican • FULL POWER TRANSFORMER time as chief executive to Court and toe diplomatic corps courage wilt find it strong and leader, said that Johnson had • FULL POWER TRANSFORMER By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a body in which he served were present. those who seek our friendship "clearly Indicated he under­ • REAL POWERFUL SET WA8HINQTON ( A P ) - Offl- stands toe situation we all face ADULT STUDY COURSE • DAYLIGHT BLUE SCREEN The name of President John F. Kennedy will be etchod With heavy hearts and prayer­ for many years, the tall, Solemn-faced Atty. Gen. Rob­ will find It honorable.” • UHF and VHF •tals got 8«t today for what they ert F, Kennedy, brother of toe ” We will be unceasing in our and will not press for action by N • UHF and VHF indelibly into thf Ckujniecticut soenb under a variety of ful resolve. Americans prepare • FULL G-E and GOODYEAR GUARANTEE! ka • ke«vy thanks- aolemn - faced President lata preaident, tqok M* fila ^ for peace; resourceful in toe Congress at toe expanse of "MORAL MAN IN MORAL SOCIETY" • TELESCOPIC ANTENNA memorial pflon^ls before municipal governmants to observe Thanksgiving Day, our pursuit of areas of agree-; orderly deliberation on the com­ Ikwkend How 6f people to called too for “an end to the i^ b n g Cabinet’ members' • FULL G-E and GOODYEAR GUARANTEE! Some havere sJready ta(BlV8d«> while still mourning the death teaching and preaching of When Johnson came in, toe ment even with those with whom i plex, difficult and sometimea RECEPTION HALL the grave of the late President final appreval. Tuesday night to name a new of President John F. Kennedy. chamber arose and began ap­ we differ; anq generous and | decisive Issues before us.” MONEY park after the asaassinated "Our president’s death has hate and evil and violence” loyal to thota who Join with usl Rep. WUlieim M. Colmer, John F. Kennedy. In Southington, the board of plauding. The applause lasted 78 7:45 P.M. WednMdoys tfirough Dee. 4 -JBm m waa • eonetant etream education unanInimisiT-, . ap- president created •AJsmaOttleasdtiiSSietx. im-thfiJiuKt___ _ reconda bOt'towe -Were none Of in bomtnon cause,he promised. I D-Mlsz., a leader of Southern ■I 23" Console 'proved Tue^ay night a pro- Ute council directed that a dinner table,” said a New York­ Asserting that toe Ideas and [the rebel yells that usually ft m t ”Yh» lin t Intorruptlon for ap- opponents of civil rights legisla- DR. J. MANLEY SHAW. Speaker G -E 11 i ’raSTTSr&Sf'K pobal to make the town’s first "suitable plaque or monument er busily shopping tor Thurs­ ideals of Kennedy “ must and r ^ presi toe murder that stunned a quiet clally announced that the satel- • Full G-E and Goodyear which would prove that Oswald a nationwide sWke last August It ruled that toe carriers can phone ahead for reservations. You'll had help and they will remain and settle toe key issues In toe gradually eliminate as unneces­ communlty. Le.ss than 24 hours Explorer 18, had attained \ Guarantee! alert for anything which would union-railroad struggle ovqr sary 90 per cent of toe firemen | after the girl was slain, Guay orbit ranging from 118 to \ \ shed more light on the case. work rules. on diesel freight and yard en-1 admitted the crime and brought 172,234 miles out in space and \ find you get things settled fast and Dist. Atty. Henry Wade said Two of the unions announced gines—about 30,000 Jobs. |police to the spot in Colt’s Park was functioning properly, he didn't know whether Hoover they will challenge the arbitra­ The train crew issue was in Hartford where he had flung n will take 152 hours, 7 min­ for sure. It costs so little, too. would make the evidence public tion decision and its legal basis turned back to toe parties tor toe bowling pin covered with a utes to complete toe first of its ★ EASY TERMS and FREE DELIVERY! ★ "but I wouldn’t be surprised.” in toe courts. further negotiations, ^ e board, blood-stained cloth. elliptical orbits. Dallas Police Chief Jesse Thus a new snarl appeared to however, provided machinery Police said Guay entered the The officials said exact path CJurry said Tuesday that his of­ be added to toe four-year dis­ for binding decisions on a local Fogarty homo on Porter St. ol toe satellite will not he knowp fice would turn over its. evidence pute, and negotiations on what basis, supervised by toe Nation­ through a rear door near mid­ tor a day or two. IMP was to toe FBI. Congress figured were second­ al Mediation Board, in situatloni night on July 11. The girl’s bed­ aimed bn a course ranging from THK SOUTHKRN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY This would place it beyond toe ary also have bogged down. vdiere agreements can’t be room was on the second floor. 125 to 173,000 miles high. reach of Texas Atty. Gen. Wag­ Each side blamed the other for reached. , ‘ Guay took a bowling pin used Once toe orbit path has been Wf do our best to serve you better g o o d / v e a r First Thanksgiving Recreated goner Carr, WHC has announced toe tack of progress in toe talks, The arbitration award, as as a doorotop in the bouse snd established, IMP will receive ta Pilgrim clothea, ItuneU Canevagil, Mrs. Hansen, and Melissa Hansen, 4, plans to cohvene a court of In- which cover such matters os Congreu wrote the law, would beat her to death. the oftlotal space agency deslg* at* thethe spirit of01 thotno firstnrsi ThanksgivlM-manksgivlM at PUmoth Plantation, Plymouth, Mer-j today. quiiy. Wade said, however, that w ue)k be binding for two yean. ■Dm gt*Vo porenta and young- nation 6t Bhcplorer IS. Seven 713 MAIN STREET • M9-9523 • OPEN WED„ FRI. and $AT. (CIo sm I Thiirs., Thanhsgivng) Tho deer is sbiffsd and tho cabin n a u M m tha thatohad toot bontaa e f the - (A P ‘Iraa •rUtrattea board ted tw» similar eateUltos are planned In flw ta lk x ). Tfetav) iMUta to deal wltti—tte tO the next eeverol years. 1 4 r V- • h I . ! P A G E T H R E E itAifCBBBnae k v b n i n o h i b i a l d , m a n CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 196S FAGS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, N0VEMBEE..17, IMS OlM^ey told ths court he la pree- C .s* f Hi*. Bolton Circuit Court «nt*y llWaig to New Yoik. ^ UttlCUllS O Ct Columbia HI EVERYONE! „ . . w- • Xotary Thanksgiving Menu: iwd just been released after secretary of State Dean Rusk FLOWERS In the >llk« StGnko, your Gonial Hoot bivitos To* T# J ' and hla wife hiked up the slope Mrs. Hale^ Aided by Lincoln^ aecylng a three month sentence For E v e ry' ■! Netc$ O n at Troy, N.T. O rC r O W a few talmitea of Stamps Day | Sheinw old B r i(% e DANCE Nils Thurs., FrI. and Sot. I Sandicicfie* Court Fines I contemplation. Porii HiR- Tb The Very Likeable Muslo of Arrab Barrewta oomey Lane Peanut Butter Alton Maine. 45, of np certato Made Thanksgiving Holiday ailib w . and Nalaon Uswia, 86, Joyea Flowar Shop t By SYD KRONI9H By ALFRED BHEINWOLD < n i f sy ooUeoted at tast nlght’a uj of Oovantry, were both given 30- At Graveside 601 Mata SL, Mauehestor became the first woman editor diGlif 'MELODY NOTES" project Gets Rotariane who attended Policeman in ds(y suspended sentenoea on Worry O f (CwMaoed from P « (0 One) A P Newsfeaturea Set Sunday The correct way to play a Botk sMsTvidasrsMs masting, tha preaidant not­ Next to Hartford of a maffaaih* ih f*'* countrv. — Excelfenf Food and Legal B ew a gee — Mat night’a meeting at the Mianges of intoalicarion. Ghana ia one of several coun­ Suit may depend on the number I NOKTM Onuntcy Club aad expeotad ed. wtH buy 8,750 meala (Continued from Page One) Nattonal Bank vaMod •xoe(>t in the fiold of M(kt a time when It was Im- A aprisgr^Md, Maas. mnn. FALSE TEETH 649-0791—649-1448 proper—and almost economi- Clair L. Robinson Apprecia­ A A 4 5 S a IhaidcagivinK turkey din- The peanut butter aand- 2-Car Crash military conflict ..." tries which has heeded the oaK of tricks you can affofd to lose. I $1,000 Start Lmds F. Baasatt, 29, waa fined oally impossible—for ■ gentle­ tion Day, postponed from Nov. 5 K 7 4 nar ware ksnead aervad wiohea and coffee fo r the dy. wife of Atty. Gen. Robert F. Slippiag or Irritatiag? It ondod with a requeat that of UNE5SCO to "Save the Mon­ You play It one way to taka all K 4 $10 on a charge of breech of woman to earn her own money, OAK Restaurant peanut butter ean*slehee,_ meeting Were donated by An off-duty Holyoke, Mass., Kennedy, and Prince RadsiwlII, Don’t be wnMiTssstd by loose fslss follow cWiaens "oet apart and uments of Nubia.” As a resuK 24 because of the death of Presi­ K J * 3 The board of finance voted peace. Prosecutor Kelly toM the otMorvo tlM loot Thuraday of ahe made good money and was the tricks, but In quit# a differ­ e Downtown Mancheoter A t 80 Oak Streot b ooffaa and apples. J o a^ Babtneau, Country brother-in-law of the slain Presi­ teeth eUppUas. dn»plBs or vobbUnt dent Kennedy, wrill be held Sun­ ent way If you can give up one J EAST Ubt night to appropriate up to policeman who was Involved In court Baaaett waa Involved In a when you set, tent or tonab. Just November next aa a Day of accepted by the socially elite. of the .construction of the As­ Ample Free Parking Front and Rear.... Piaridant Hubert B. C^ub caterer, as Ma p«ut bi dent's widow. day from 2 to B p.m.*at Yeo­ trick. 10 I 7 C for bufe bnproveimenta the Thanksgiving offering. a head on crash last summer In fight at a local bar last Jan. 6 eprlnkle e Uttle FA8T8XTB on your Thankaglving.’’ .She never antagonized her wan D ^ , many historic monu­ J 10 4 Jobnaon astplalnad to tha President Bam on De Valera, pletee. This pleeseat powder glvee e mans Hall. South dealer Thonwy Lsne. BWst Seleot- The Rev. James V. Clay- at wMch tbne a warrant for his Who WBO the IndefaUgable Victorian p^lbllc, but for t50 ments of the Pharoahs are 7 3 * f$ 5t I 100 034 I .2 ctab that tba diractDra bad which he and two other men aged and nearly blind Irish pa­ remsrkeble sense ot added comfort * Robinson, when asked If ha Both aides vulnerable nssn Rkfliud Morra reported poM, chaplain of the cl\d>, (urest was laaued. He waa spot­ end aeourlty by hohUns pistes more ARE YOU IN Ura. Hale? yeans she cajoled it into one re­ threatened by extinction and A 7 4 1 A 10 « 3 piamtad tha maal In an ef­ were seriously Injured was triarch, walked through saluting knew any other selectmen who Opening lead—Jack ofhearta that aome t o ^ road nMney has offered a prayer for depart­ ted in RiookvlUe a few days ago firmly. No eummy. sooey, psety teste Mm waa the editrooa (Victor- form or another. As she said money is being raised to save have served as long as he has, SOUTH ranks of Irish guards and Amer­ or feellns. It's elkmlne (non-eeld). West opened the Jack of had to be spent already for fort to bring to the attend ed PreaWeitr John F. Ken­ found guilty of reckless driving and was anested. Oet FASTSXTH St sny diiia eounter. lane loved to diacrtminate be­ at one time: "Every Woman has them by engineering scheme*. 40 years, .said. " I don’t know A K J 4 S Hon of Ma marabara all the ican soldiers to lay a wreath at ,or out of hearts, and t h e defenders ootrid be nedy um I for the Prealdent'a and fined $45 In Rockville ses­ tween the aexee) of Oodey’i a mimlon on earth. There is Thus, Ghana has issued five anyone that old. I guess they 9 3 3 2 In other action. George W. the grave. stashed away three heart tricks for the oonstruatton WissIngB they enjoy and famUy, while the Rev. sion of Circuit Court 12 yester­ Lady’e Bo0 feet at a tomh Churoh gave the Thanks- Holyoke, Mass., appeared In $5 for parking without lights; PHARM ACYICY n the giant figures of Ramaes. son will be presented with an The uaual chatge fot a of aides. Eyes closed In evident 450 Hartford 1M.-640 0046 can g et you out of booka on ooolctns and houee- to befriend." rest of the tricks. 2 A •• 4 J AH osaetlnE but dM iwt eat aside gt'vlng message entitled Court using a medical aid for Genevieve Putrlment, 81, of Another value depiots Queen appropriate ^ ft and a purse. regular nwal waa ooOectad, prayer, the white-haired Ger­ OPEN ALL DAY bjoepliv, phw himdrode ‘*‘^ rese^tat^ve froih the fire depart­ St., waa fliwd $10 on a charge your family can take care •choola for teachers, talked a lacing in girdles as injurious to Szegda. dummy. If Bast plays low you Bridgs Book, Manchestsr Eve. THURtaAY ONLY ment has been asked to. preaent home when the accident occur­ of breach of peace. Police ar­ of all their washing needs New Yorit atore owner into em- health, preached the healthful position of Greek architecture. finesse with the jack. If this Herald, Box 8818, Grand Oentrai red,-shortly after 8 p.m. Prono­ The Freedom from Hungar The meeting of the Women'a additional informatton. rested Mm for becoming aim- ... we suggested that not everyone has the at one time. |)lloylnK the flret women derka vtotues of exerclee and deanli- Auxiliary of the Columbia Vol­ loses to the singleton queen, Station, New York 17, N.T. The Ore dMwrtment has aekad wics was taken by ambulance rive after being stopped on a Mom can do the family sttamp depicts milk and bread to Manchester Memorial Hospit­ special aptitude and interest to keep up to in town, advxjcatod elemientary unteer Fire Department, post­ shed no tears beesuss you wsra Oopyri|(hl 1008 Sor a new tank buck wfth routine auto check briilnd the wash, Sib can do tha dishes eduoatfon for girle equal to that Her urge for a countrywide with a stalk of wheat. not going to win all four General Featurea Cerp. State Cities Propose al In critical condition. 'The poned from Monday night will ouaUBg an eatknated $l5,OOib. Northeast Shopping Center. date on investment trends. This is one of the at the same time Junior others were taken to Rockville t t boyA s t a r ^ the flret day Thankagiving Day etartod early. be held Dec. 2 at the firehouse spade tricks no matter how you The beard ot fbianoe woUU aJao Anna Davis, 53, 87 TalcoU takes his bath, and you en­ nurMry, raleed the money that She was 1 year old In 1'7B9 when Monaco has announced that it at 8 p.m. Two members from a played the suit. CHty Hospital from where they important ways your Putnam representative joy a shower. win lasue the following: ftamp.s Eke Hgttres on buying a new were discharged In September. Ave. was fined $10 for tetorica- flnWhed Bunker HUl Monument, George Washington first pro­ neighboring auxiliary will at­ As It happens, East toows up rtisarOi'a n d uetog the pceasn l Uon; Eleanor OUn, 36, 51H Vil­ might help you. W hy not talk It over with Don’t delay—phone us to­ claimed Thankagiving Day. this year: UNESCO Children’s with the singleton queen and Kennedy Memorials Pronowlci said. In answer to end on and on. tend. tank, nny agrato that new lage St., $5, intoxication; day. Find out how easy it is Charter, Centenary of the Red a charge that ha had consumed In dwrt, Mra Hale waa a In the yeata after, each state Shooting Results you can ckpture It with tha aqulpsnwk waa naeded. Harold Arnold, Providence, him, today. to switch to a Mobilheat- •mender—but a hulylike one. fixed ita own date, if it cele­ Cross, Grand Prix D'Eurone The Safari Shoot held by the king. Cash the jack of spades aome ricohol, that he had two flred water heat. Morra said he would not aak (OsBttaiaad fre n Fkga Oae) approval can be given. The R. I., forfAted $36 bond. Ij^ a widow at M with five brated it at all. Some govemora Automobile Race, Lions Clifc, to make sure of what 1s gring drinks at noontime. He said he *Average family of four. Columbia Lake Bowrmcn Sun­ $or a avraeper this year, a pteca street Is in the city's redevelop­ A nolo contendre plea by ■mall chlldnen to aupport, ahe appointed the time just after Teleatar, Centenary of the UPU, day attracted about 6o archers ■ *•'4 then lead a low spade Th.- hil.inoii- '.t.'iy it . -pi rl I’l l|i was trying to find a road sign FREE INFORMATION el aqugment he thought the construction on a 26-ncrs alts ment area. Charles J. BalletU Jr. of tried mWnery and failed, harvest, others after pubNc Monte Oark) Rally, Ecumenical from throughout the state. 11® finesse with dummy’s nine and must have taken his eyes Big Hlta road ntalntenanoe department in Beachwood Paik, waa to hava In other developments. Com Windsor Locks, charged with ■tartNd wrMns boohs and at 40 oenala dosed, on Long Island Oounc'.l, and Freedom from Leon McKinney of East ®f spades. Bob Hope Lo^aTlJF^nGR; borne the name of the school It gresaman William L. St. Onge off the road for amoment. "The Hunger. needed lo r cleaning Band o lf the fraudulent issue of checks was INVESTMENT FACTS ia waa observed after tlw cows Hampton was winner In the 1 1^ y®® needed only three » TONIORT ONLY a will replace -r- Central High propoeed that n Polaris subma­ next thing 1 knew I waa in the MORIARTY were driven honM from sea pas­ spade. tricks,. you would begin roads ki the spring and before hospital,” he said. not accepted and he then plead­ men’s 400 and 300 combined HercolM UBOhalMd” BaCHGLORim PARaO iSe otHng, The board seemed to feel 8chool. rine bt built In Groton and ed Innocent. Trial by oourt was This new booklet explains some of the funda­ Albert Oroaaan presents tures. class Pat Rondinone, East by cashing ths king. If only low “the White Wa/rior” named after Kennedy. A charge of oonweytog con­ "It matters much rskgloualy spades dropped on ths first that It would be cheaper In the It was suggastad to ths board traband ksto ToStand state jaK set for Dec. 3. BROTHERS Hartford, won the 250 class; ‘'BEUsnrotB” k n g nm to oontlnue to rent a of education Monday night that Oongreaaman John 8. Monsr Continued to the same date mentals of investing and lists over 400 com­ and nationally that all obaerve Audit Study Leo VertefeuiUe. Norwich, 175 tricks you would Issd s low gan on Monday introduced a agalmt EUnabeth Rubin, 22, of the same day . . .” ahe wrote spade nsxt toward dummy, 1TAE.TB TOMOEBOW •weeper wlMn needed, rather It be named the John F ^ e r a ld Harifoid. waa noHed on th« were companion cases of Albert | mon stocks that have paid cash dividends for class; David Day, Lebanon, 100 "2«,0«0 Leatues Uader than to purchase one evantual Kennedy high school, and on meaaure in the houee calling for F. Coville, 37, 50 Ward S t, and ‘ c/e/cr, ^aul editorially and prooeedsd to do class. planning to finesse with dum­ a national Kennedy memorial. reoommendaiUnn of Chief Ptoa- 643-5135 sometidng about H. my’s nine if West played low. IlM S «a '’ ly. They suggested that per­ Tuesday, Mayor Samuel J. Te- Eugene T. Kehy who Edward H. Goekz, 30. 51% Vil­ over 20 years. You may have a copy with Set Monday Women's class winners were haps mosMy could be set aalde Sen. Thomas J< Dodd an­ Aa aarly aa November, 1846 DaUy QuesUoa deaco gave the propoaal his aup. told Judge Edwttrd C. HammlH lage St., both charged with car­ 301-315 CMtor St. Jan Leonard of Bolton in the '/ .1 ftiFF for rental of the sweeper rather port, virtually assuring It of final nounced that he has canceled rying a dangerous weapon in our compliments. she suggested all the atotea As dealer, on hoU: Spadae, . all public during that the pUla She gave her hus­ and cJliary 275 class, Mra. Leonard is the ' Last Monday’s canceled than having the oori charged to aiproval by the board.— band ■were Darvon, a pain WD- a motor vehicle. A charge-of WE GIVE adopt ihe last Thursday In ^to- meeting of the board of direc­ second place winner in the New the stata.town-aM road funde. the ' 80-day mourning period, Intoxication against Katoey Sta- vamtoer. She repeated It pat*(ent- Tedeeoo had auggeptod earUer tors with the town’s auditors England championships. Mary Mia. EUrtey RKey, town saying that it “ should be a palton, 39, 67 VlUage St. waa GREEN STAMPS ly aaich yaar and carried on Jean, Glastonbury, won the 225 ttiat the new m u n ic ^ stadium time of contemplation and quiet He aald that staito atatutea VOVU mMD A mCND AT... has been rescheduled for next, treasurer, reported to the board being built In Beachwood Park were changed reosnOy to to- continued to Dec. 3 when the voluminous latter-wrritlng. Monday at 8 p.m. In the Hear- ®1««* Genora Fors of Ando- that ahe will be abort atxwt rededication. . .” FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY be named In honor of the late dude in the tow only narcotics court waa Inforined he was She relaxed briefly after Ing Room of the Municipal ver won the combined 175, 125 $170 In her account this year And, in a related develop­ aMraitlng trial on a charge of Lincoln came through so gal­ president, but he apparenfly felt ment, a number of municipal or totoocksabng Hquors. "None & Building. and 75 class. Brigitte Bardot because of the Increase in the aggravated assault and waa In . — 6 M o b ilh e a t KT.96 "Cblldren’ a liour” the achool would be a more suit­ poUca departments throughout o f theoe srtlclea were m r- DaUr t to 5:W. lantly, but three years later, Mayor Francis Mahoney set The free style group was won JtresthR Elvis Prealey “A Very Prlvat# amount o f her bond. jaU unable to poet bond. when Andrew Johnson succeed­ (Not for chlldiesi) able memoriaL Connecticut and the State Police tloa,” he told tfat oourt. A ssrrta;day Kt*. T to •. the new date or the special by Dick Schoen of Middletown; James. Garner AllL«alr" The board of ftoanoe, Ghair- Goedon Sweit, 47, of South Opes SatBMay • te U. II ed the PreoMency ahe felt a and junior and Intermediate “Kid Galakad" ■Mui Nonnan Dreuas aald, went In Bristol, tha city counoB and Department launched a drive to diarge of oonaplracy against to meeting to replace the closed Audrey HepbUm MareeDo planning commission unanimous­ the wnman’a fauabasid, Aikn Ru­ Coventry, charged wHh operat­ raise money for the widow of little uncertain. She mede an executive session, originally ahot under a handicap was won ever what it TssuaUy apenda for ing a nntor vehicle while under Shirley MacLalno color MaatrolaaM ly approved Tuesday a proposal bin. 28, psvetUty serving a editorial plea for a Preaidehtial called for last Friday night, and by Ed Vasko of Glastonbury, copies of the proponed budget Dallas PoHceman J. D. Upplt, the tofhience of liquor or drugs, to rename North Main 8 t In who was killed by Lee Harvey tann In (he jaK waa also nolled " i M ' ' proclamation. Johnson reapond- subsequently changed to last New England Junior champion. This year It was neceaaary, ki pleaded Innocent and selected honor of Kennedy. A public hear­ Oswald, the man accused ot as- James R e l^ , 20, of 107 High f ;n'- ad the way Mrs. Hale intended, Monday’s special meeting. Rudy Wabble of Hartford waa order to get the propoeed budg trial fay a jury of 12. The case vTi- •VHf' ''i. as>d so have all Presidenta alnoe. ing must be held before final sasainating tha president. St., charged with apeedtog, fail­ The change (from closed ex­ the top scorer In an unclassi et to the people ki time, to jnii will be tried in Esat Hartford {xausnavoNtiteMri______fled division. Ush it tiFtlie paper. The US for ure to drlva to the right and ecutive meeting to special Enjoy Your failure to notify the'motor ve- Dec. A FRIDAY, DEC. 13 meeting) was made to placate The shoot, scheduled at Yeo­ ^ this and addttlonat copies came open an aaat aide window Into STANLEY WARNER mans Hsil Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. will to $340, Narmally, printing the hlole department of change of 8:30 P.M. the Republican minority on the Hoover Expected the chty* bar astd lounge. address, was fined $60. The b^rf,"VhTch had'“throaten;i“to i budget liaa cost around $100. TV set Mack with a wMte ARTHURS speeding chasga waa noQcd shoots are canceled because of The board dlecuased the town frame, and wtilakey wvne taken BUSHNELL boycott any meeting from THANKSeiVINQ FEAST To Tell Evidence 'When the praseoutor told tlw Tlckebi: 11.50, 2, 3, 3.50, 4. TATE m Robinson Appreciation Day. RICH. HOI ordinanoe requiring that any fhom the bar area and out a which the press and public are court the onto avldenoe against tax included. On sale at box b a rr ^ I Made an Ensign thing avte $400 be let out to rear dbpr bt the lounge^ poBod “THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY* BIG HOLTD.\Y SHOW bid unNMr lt Is deemed to be in (Oonttnaed fraiB Fagb OBeV Reiaoh ■ waa'% « *tateraent he NOW atnea or by^ nudl. Send Thie annual audit by Barry, I Walden A. Lange, son of Mr. aakL H ie vending machine bad and Mrs. Alfred Lange of Lake ~ By Oilr Boauf IfUt Firopfaco the beat bitcreata of the town proridad agalnat htoosnlf. The 942 MAIN STREET (Comer of St.Jamee Street) checks to Buahnell, Hartford Maori and Co., singles out the the F B I hiul agreed'to make H b e n pried open and the ooln 05103. Bkieloae stamped Rd., has been commissioned an to waive the bidding, and au boK empttod. youth ptoacM nnlo contendere town recreation department for stated In writing by a majority available for a court of Inquiry to (he fhasga Of failure to drive FUEL O IL addressed envelope with three failings: ensign in the tJ.S. Navy. He CHoeouns mail orders. was graduated in June from Make your l^Hiksfiving' feast a “family af- of. the board ooncerneiL, Ray­ or other judicial praceedlnga, (d the right despiKe a plea by O n ly G a l. (1) Not maintaining ade­ mond Oooper aald that only ttvo Ahtonwy Hdbert King that the ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY quate records of ticket and Duke Unlveialty and will re­ 'fair^ with jyiGiyi>Qdy |o&«ng us for a da. Asst Dlst Atty. William F, port to Newport, BL I. War Col­ boards, the boatd of education road was wet and It was rain­ MOUESS commodity sales, rentals and iicious'old-fashioned dinner plus cozy atmos­ and the board of selectmen Alexander said lottera fOiind In Police Arrests ing. Retasch was floed $6 for Inventories. lege for further training. His a g e n c y mother, two brothers and slater phere and deft service. ‘ ‘ have the power to waive. In hie Oswald’s room show he was flslttng to change hto official YOUR FRIENDLY MFMN SIZES (2) Not maintaining ade- opinion, other boards muat aak "an active worker la the Com­ address. Bervaial paaaengara attended the ceremonies Fri­ Heim, 81, of 874 Hart­ quate time records to justify the eeleotmen tf dhey think it munist cause” but there Is no Joaejpb wMh ReiBch at the tbrw of the Rag. 45e payrolls. day although his father, re­ GASH SAVINGS C H C F L IN E - TWIH PACK cuperating from recent surgery, best not to put aometMinethkig out to due to indicate Soviet or Cuban ford Rd., last night was charged aocldent ware Injured. •OX (8) Not following proper FOR RESERVATIONS was unable to attend. bid. agents were behind the assas­ with Intoxication. He posted John Ouriey, 28, of BMngton M* TO equipment loan proc^ures. Chorrii Notes sination. $25 bond while awaiting appear­ waa given an 120-day autoo^ried The report states, "In no case T a . 742-7391 Manchester Evening Herald Meetings of the St. Maurice ance In CInmit Court 12, Man­ aentenoe and plaoed on one should an employe be paid di­ parish srtiool of religion today PAPER TOWELS Columbia correspondent Vir­ chester, Dec. 9. Heim was pick' year’s prohatlon on a efaaige of 33 rectly by an organization when ginia M. Carlson telephone SOUTH ST„ COVENTRY Aporfo^inatoto and Saturday, and CYO to­ ed up at Ms home following a laroengr. OUriay was ancuaed of town-owned property is in­ 1 MILE FROM NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD night, are canceled. ChriatUiaa TV Set Stolen family disturbance; police w d. ateafliig (iwo ravotvens lart MaQr. volved.” 228-9224. 8 Chef Burger or Shown LOVE OPEN 7 DAYS—LEGAL BEVERAGES pageant rehearsals will be held mFANT OR ADULT IJ** EX-LAX 1 fi* It adds, " If equipment Is be­ Cheesebuiger^ Friday add Saturday at 3 p.m. At Country Qub PER THANKSGIVING ing: loaned to an organinition TO REPRESENT TEACHERS «AI.IX*N 5:15-8:14 BAST HARTFORD (AP) — efei flame A low Maas will be said for DAY wlthouL diajTge and a town em­ the deceased members of the H m tttofit Of a Bylvania tele- ploye ie required to move or An election to deteimine which broiling mokes the SUPPOSITORIES of two groups will represent Okush family tolnorow at 9 vlaion . aet, three bottles of imtaU auch equipment, the town delickxii differeflce! a.m. and a low Maaa will be scotch whWtey, and an u p ‘ FUELOIL For roscrvarions ■hould paiy the employe con­ East Hartford school personnel in deaUngs with the Board of said for the deceased members known asnount o f chaiiM from Con S43-2342 cerned and, in turn, bill the of the Legion of Mary Friday a coin box Of a pried open organisation for the payroll ex­ Education hea been won by the Thonlngiviiig Dinner Menu Eaet Hartford Edixation Aaso- at 8 a.m. The 10 a.m. Maas Sun­ cigarette veridtog machine, to­ COOPERATIVE pense.” day win be offered by Mrs. W il­ tal value, eatimanad at $256, baa RANGING claitjon. The Ansociatiem de­ o n COMPANY feated the East Hertford Fed­ At Tha Clorh'i liam Dougan. been reported to a break Into -Thankagiving Day Mass will the cMbbouse at the Manehea- SINCF, 19S.S Soturdoy Nights Ellington Gets Loan eration of Teachers, AFL-CIO, CSUlled Apple Cider .tl.^ »i:0 \ n ‘iTRF.ET 381-103 yestardaiy with about 95 be ^ebrated. at 9 a.m. Meat ter Country phd>. rr;i, Kiri-is.'ss Thort's No Ploct WASHINGTON (AP) — Al- per cent of the public fchod APPETIZERS: Fru h Fruit Cup with Sherbet, Seafood may be eateii on Friday. Viator BenetU, club xnanagar, There will be a meeting of all reported the break ysaterdtoy Like kication of $19,900 loan to El­ teachers casting ballote. The Cocktail, Iced Tomato Juice, Herring lington, CkMin., to plan a sewer board of educaition had an­ Fillets in Sour Cremn. Froated Fruit Interesteij In tha annual pariah after It 'was first dinoevared by TOMORROW exteavsion was annoiunced yee- nounced beforehand It would Juices with Sherbet, Chilled Cranberry minstrel ahow Monday at 7:30 an eniptoya, Rdbect. Chase. Continuous From 2 P.M. teiday 'by the community facU- recognize the winner only if it Juice. p.m. The oxecutlye board meet­ BoUc* . sbM ttriut. sosnetlnM itiew adminiatra'Uon. had a two-thlrda majority. ing of the .Confraternity of betwton $ pm . Monday and 8 J> Juuwl, I e I’ K^S HERE SOUPS: Old Faahioned Chicken Rice or New Eng­ Christian Doctrine will be$^ at yaataithy, aonn^one p rM Read Herald Ads. land Clai\) Chowder, 23$ 8:30 p.m. Monday. Route 6 and 44A FRIDAY AT 2 P.M. Briefs Bolton A DISNEY DELIGHT MAIN HOLIDAY .SHOW ENTREES: Mrs. R.'B. Miutok of Akron, PLUS FREE POPCORN ST. Ohio, la vM ttog her daugtitcr, ROAST NATIVE TURKEY, GIMbP Gravy .3.7$ Mra. Jock Early and her fam­ A tremendous bird, roasted alpwly in Ita own juice to. CNt S ily. for a few weeks- A unique ootnonunMy Tfianks- a succulent tendemeea; served with old faahioned herb giving tlii^rice wUl be beld to- stuffing and giblet gravy. Extra Turkey If desired. Hnnu^ o f tfip Wnrldi; Grpai(>t;f ISC Harnbiirqfn! itigM. r t 8 pm. in FeGtowahlp LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FRIDAY MATINEE at 2 PJN. ★ HAH m AN Dapts. only the finest domestic and imported deli­ or Deepdish Apple Pie, Baked Indian REMARKABLE INVES'fMENT FOR ITS RESALE VALUE ALONE 1 Mnll To: Luts-dvltaa Travel Series, P. O. Box 288 CrtacHv...... “ cacies and herbs! The traditional turkey with Pudding, Frocen Pudding, Ice Cream, COMPLETE Peppermint Stick, Ice Cream, Hot Fudge Manchester, Conn. Lincolfl Continantal for 1964 remains distinctly and unmistakably Continental, despite significant all the fixins’ will be served— plus a varied Sauce, Pham Pudding, Brandied Hard UNE OF changes In siza, styling and interior spaciousness. And this, wa faal. Is what makas this lin t car so menu for those desiring something else. For Sauce, Pecan Pie, Hot Fudge or Butter­ — Family Series Ticket $10. scotch Sundae, Cranberry Sherbet Creme I •—Nmnber In Family Attending?. OFFICE AND outstanMHng an investmant Bacausa K is timeless in Hs classic design and mechanical aitoallanc*. a memorable holiday dinner, may be have the de Menthe Sundae, Creme 4e Menthe ilO TH BALLS or Flakes lb. 23* pleasure ot aerving you and your family, or Cordial. ■ tadlvldunl Sarlea Ticket $4 Eneh SCHOOL R'holds Hs value far beyond what you might axpact from a lessor car. May wa have tha opportunity gUMtB? OhUdien’o OompleU Turkey Dinner 2.TS soon of proving to you th i wisdom of Lincoln Continental ownership? B a J ^ Tear itivorlto OecUgll Before Dtaasr. SUPPLIES MATCHESlIWbolite Cold Water Soap ii- 89* . . . Ssrving12NoonTlN9 . . . OaU WUItanaatfo 428-4001 Col ' MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. rfon of 5C f YOUR DOLLAR BUYS ^,(0RE A) YOUR. 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P A G E n V E TJLGE F O m MANCHESJEai EVENING HEBAI4), MANCHESTER, CONN^ Wpi^N^DAY^.NqVEMBER 27, lj9,^ tCAKGHVClHt EVENING HM ALD, MANCHESTER. (XIKN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 194S f ------dress all ready. RThlte House Profile HI emissaries had bought the Defith Leaves party favors. Are You A Former Member O f Five dsira ago, Caroline and TV-Radio Tonight Empty her brother John Jr., were sud­ Place denly taken to their grandmotb- The U. S. Marine Corps? Johnson’s Record ‘ Auchbirloes* for mm er r ___ They were back to (heir own TiM Fraak J. Mansfield Detadunin * Invitte^ynn 9a ha At All Tables beds a t 4 :i0 4.m. when a Navy TeUviston firtr gueet at a STAG SOCIAL. WEDITODAT. NOV. ambulance pulled up to the big 6:IX> ( 8) Btg 9 Theater (in pro*-* (18) Subacriptlon TV (Oontlnaed from Page One) front portico of their home amid raw) 7:80 (1»«M0) The Virrinlaa 97 at 8 P M . Come and meet all yanr huCdlea fN m M e ior Issues television floodlights and their (80) Hovle at 8 (in srograas) (te) On Hearing fluatc ( 8-13) Nawa (li-ao^lOssle and Harriet area. Toirte welcom* to bring your buddy. or view tha annual Macy’s mother came up the steps with (80) Young World ( S-13) C B 8 Raporia Dana FsraUa’s toteat nowsl, Thanksgiving parade. blood spattered on her clothes. (40) Dick Powall 8:00 (94) Dr^ Poaln's_QtanU refreshments — — entertainment “Chiktoan o f Luoifer,’’ to a study ( 8-90-10) Fatty Duka to EVERYBODY BUT EVERYBODY ■DTTOR’S KOTK—To one o fffo r two year* for achool con For the needy, the away- Next day, Rtolte House spokes­ (94) Buckakin Bob Marine Home at 717 Parker BA. T of ,t)wo Strangs, precocious, ao- struction and teachers’ salaries. (18) In tha Public Intarast 8:10 (90-40) Price Jn Right (O) tha moat dcmandinf office* on from-home servicemen, and for men said, Caroline and her (10) Ey4-DenUfy j 8-19) OlynlB phtoUcated yst naive adolee- earth. President Johnson bring* Agriculture--^e voted for the patients in city and veterans’ brother learned the news that (89) Powar Worka)vop ( 8) UtUa lady om ta a w^Ith of experience in vital Democratic program of high, hospiUls, special Thanksgiving meant their tether would come 8:10 ( I) News. Sports. WasUiar (8(84) ______Kalaldoacope r i^ farm price support*. Dur­ 6:15 (to) enub kouae 9:00 (lO-aMO) Et^onaga _ Mrs. Faralla spent two and a .area* Of ti.8. interest How he dinners and observance* have to no more of their happy (84)■■) Presldefll from Texas half years to Ox-fu givlrig ing President Dwight D. Eisen­ (80) News, Waathar stands on major domestic and i been arranged. parties. ( 8-aOAO) I Ian Casey authenticity to ttie deacripttona hower's administration, Johnson I In Massachusetts, the tradt- Their mother took them 1^ the 6:80 ( 8) 87tb Preolnct ( 8-18) 'A ea Beverly HUlbllllaa ’4 foreign Issues is described in the (34) What’a New 9:80 (34) J a ^ a se■a Brush: Painting od the Island, the people, the last in a serjes of three articles voted against the sliding scile Itlonal Pilgrim progress observ- hand into the huge East I ^ m ( 8-18) Wsltar OonUta ( 3-13) Dick Vavan Dyke urged by the then secretary of (18) Lire of Rllay artiteots, th* eating plues and by Reiman Morin, an Asso- j ance at Plymouth will pay trib- where they had watched danc­ 10:00 (10-33-30) Eleventh Hour SHOPS M ' I ' agriculture .Ezra Taft Benson. ute to two assassinated presi­ ing and receptions and enteiv (SO) British (Ttdsndar ( A30-4n Festival Frenay the sojoufnera in the hoMa end ciated Press PullUer - Prise I (4(1) The Lone Ranger ( 3-13) Dkny Kaye Show peneiona. Taxes -In 1948, Johnson voted dents—Kennedy in a special me­ tainment and where their father UO-33-S0) Huntley Brinkley SMILINO S E R V IC E winner. (94) New AlChlteohire TIm nanwbor, Bteanora Mar- against the tax reduction bill morial service, amd Lincoln, on had stood stiffly in the doorway 7:00 (39-40) News, S^rts and 11:00 ( 8-8-10-W-3(i«i-40) News, ' • 1 passed in the Reixiblican-con- the lOOth anniversary of his while the scarlet-coated Marine Weather Sports end Weather tfiri, an Stalton artist, to sketch­ MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER By BEUWAN MORIN 11:16 (10) Tonitel (O WASHINGTON (API — The troTled Oongreas over President proclamation making Thanks­ Band they loved played "H ail to (94) Paris Today ing there and executing com- (9-[90) Film-■ ( 8) Moria I ZIO-ZAO mlasians for jewelry designB. towering domestic problem In Truman’s veto. He had support­ giving a national holiday for the the Chief.” ( 8) LUtleat Hobo (40) Stave Alletl the United State* today, and a ed a move to send the bill back first time. This time, there were black aS) Dtsest 11:90 (12) Mtrvl* _ She to one of the best ovar- to oommittec with instructions (10) Manhunt 11:80 (2030) ToiSght (C) " AUTOMATIC heairers to fiction as tha proa- tricky political issue In the ribbons on the huge, glittering 7:16 (83) Square Dance Jamboree ( 8) Moriah I battle for the presidency next to raise personal exemptions to HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) crystal chandeliers and a big iBBAVT DUTT imlty ot her balcony a r t those year, is the question of full 8700 and increase corporate The bereaved parents of coffin stood in the center of the SEE SATUKDATT9 TV WEEK FOB OOMFUBTK LISTTNO NEIXHI I CONSOLE of Htfena Symond’s stinnge equality fOr the Negro. taxes. Ri 1»51, he voted against gasslnated President John P. room. menage crewte a oommunfty at For The Finest In Gifts! President Johnson is a Soiith- a tax bill amendment to pro­ Kennedy looked forward today Their mother took them by the totereet erner. vide for a withholding tax on to a Thanksgiving family reun­ hand—in their pale blue coats, Tha ohfUrsn, Imakto end Luc- dividends. But speaking on the Gettys­ ion marred by ^ e f . red shoes and white socks—to tano, are American. Their father Welfare — He voted for area Radio burg battlefield last Memorial The Kennedys, traditionally, rid* in a long parade to the COSTS LESS! WWB an artist otf aorta and the For The Finest Selections! redevelopment legj.slation, dis­ (This Usttng tnchides only those news broirikasta of 10 .er IB Day, Johnson said; "Until ju.s- have Joined former Ambassador Capitol. RTien they climbed the mother, a writer. After their ability benefits under Social nrinnte ImigtA. 8om« stations carry other short newscasts). tlce ia blind to coior, until ed­ Joseph P. Kennedy and Mrs. long steps with her, the coffin (toafii in an automobile aooident Security, extending Social WDBO—IMS A 6:60 Sports Time T the chUdivn, who had always ucation Is unaware of race Kennedy for Thanksgiving din­ was there again draped with a 6:00 Long John Wada 7:0U...... Ntws.. Sbibowcase ; ner and a family reunion at the Mg American flag. S:00 Rajmor Bhtnaa 8:(X) The Worid Toiriskt DOES MORE SUE lived cither to Ekarepe or North For The Finest In Service! seaside house which has been Next day they drove with their 1:06 Newt Slni Oft 8:16 Life Line ... . Africa, oonUnued to journey with the TOlor of mens iWn^ »^jj^j^YoutbCk)nservaUon WHAy—619 8:30 Showcase their summer home for years. nurse and met their mother at 6:00 Easy Ud Show 9:06 Best of Broadway . with Helena and a auccessicn at The late President’s two sur­ the church and went Inside with 6:90 News, Weather and Sports 10:06 Showcasa and -Natrs young tutors raapfxafibte for viving brothers and three sisters her to listen to prayers and 7:00 Edward P. Morgen their eduoatton. The result of u id ., 7:16 Jeff Sprung and their families are expected speechea The coffin waa there 10:10 Tonight At My Place the many paycbolo^doal impacte • W . do not anawm- b lm --w * | . for the customary turkey din­ again. 1-80 Sign Off RANGE was a olaaenaas licto to that do not answer those who lie be- ner on Thursday. So 1* Jac<^ue- After dariuiess fell Tuesday w n c —i«si found between twina—a strange night, M n . Ksnnedy took Caro­ 6:00 News. Sporta and Weather neath this soll-when we reply ^ “ ooahtriea and traveled llne Kennedy, the young widow, 6:66 Old, Borrowed and Blue jaigon of many languages used OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 more than lit,000 miles on var to the Negro by asking ‘pa- and her two children, Caroline, line to her father’s grave tor the 6:4b Three Star Ehctre FUEL OIL w9th each ottier, tonpirimeas and ious mindons abroad. 6 today, and John, 9. first time. 7:06 Conversation Piece wrstigllnm to nllevs the tanoton tienc*.’ ” One of these took him to West 7:80 Newa of tha World The U.S. ambassador to Fin- The Thanksgiving reunions For about 10 minutes they 7:46 (tovemment Servlcea at their MS. ____, 4. _ I Berlin where, in a reference to GASOLINE have been a big thing for the stood alone in the soft Mue glow 8:10 Popa Concert ESeanona buUds up a gnudual land, Carl T .R o ^ to a Negro. waU. he said in a 9:06 N l^tbeat At a dinner in Helsinki last Sep­ elder Kennedy, despite the crip­ of the flickering eternal light, f rlemhditi) with the ohiMrsn, a i speech: ‘1 ^ yeur eyes from pling effects of the stroke which and then went home—a home 10:80 Thirty MInnte Theater tember, Johnson called him theee barriers.rrten and ask your­ 11:00 News friendsMt) that seemed to break "one of our most outstanding paralysed him in 1961. they would soon leave. 11:16 Sports Final BANTLY Oil the bonds of kxwknesa, rootleas- selves: who ean rsally believe 11:80 Starilght Serenade young Amarloaas.” that history will, deny Germany No other man ever had three 1:00 News and Sign Off COMI' \N\ . I \ (’. ne« art cagtlvlly. Having be­ He want on to say: **Today, and yourselves their naturd sons who held the offices of WPOP—141S come the chUdren’e Crtert and Joel Cash i.'Ji .M\i\ Americans who are a racial unity?” president, attorney general sad Woman Charged confident, why did neenom U . Sk senator at the same time. . . BUI Hughes minocttir—those of Negro ances­ In a 1961 speech in R^chita U-.OO Oirand 'iF.i.. Mitju-ii !i-i. TEL. 246-3011^ suddenly (tocidie to leave Corfu Y o u can save as much as $14 on try—a n psttUonlng in our land Falls, Tex., Johnson said, ‘"nM The shattering blosr of the WINF—US* 91S Ms)* Ct.. HerifsfC a r t go on a holiday to an other pointlees slaying of their Praei- As Shoplifter 6:00 News, Weather, Sports luirKxilic 11{ r'-:!” ? ! for greater fulfillment of the free worid la winning the cold 6:80 Snowesae tatooid? As a mature person, she mmUses of our democratic sys­ w ar — make no misodee about dent eon hais bean bome with t:4i Lowen Thomas knew the arrival of a wealthy A fine quality tem. Their petitton is being that.” grief, but without hysteria, Mna CtaM H. Fastuto, M, Amartoen who had once be heart and heeded." Johnson now brings hU ex­ according to an old family Bouth Wimtoar, yesterday ait her lover and the lator appear- — Johnson helped guide civil perience to ted as thin aa etver. A stoim w nomine* in 1964. In Texas, only White Homw, to fly to Cape Cod Thursday manring with Iwr two to walk ont tor the atom vrttti brewing to the strange houoe- a tew hours before President Inespenrtva jawwity and vsoni' hold. Tat aha gave a r t reoedved John F. Kknnedy was asaaasl- Baptist Youtfjis children to visit OMlr gnuidpar- enta for Tbaidiaglvlng Day. . snflstietttesg, valuad ait flS.54, tokens of alleoticn, pecked her COAT Bated, JobnaoB said, "The civil oonoaslad cn hsn pat eon- bags and departed. She muat lights issue to going to hurt us." Decorate Succah Atte. Gsn. Robert F. Kennedy and sm. Hdwart M. Kennedy, H w Bouth Wlndaor weman work on her Jewelry designs. It may be a factor in parts of poated a flOO bond wfafia aiwslt- Only at CAPITOL Tha (lueaticn to be aiaswered file North too. Some Northern D-Mam., who occupies the Sen­ The Grade 4 Simday School ate seat once held by the late Ing aepaanano* to Mhnclwetan'e to M oM as the biblical “Am I .90 pollficiana call dvll rights an CkniK Court 19 on Dae. 9l m y brother's keeper?" An in- Regularly to $35.99 '‘iceberg issue"—meaning there class of the Community B ^tto t F resid^. ors expected at Ry- Church has decorated a booth, annto Port eitltor tote tof r dividuaa who has fooed a tnui- Is more hidden than visible, op- Thursday morning, with geeaeredee'e* 6* 9609^ mate peraonel tiagady to early poslUan to Kennedy admintotra- or succah, on the porch of the n//:i/{()//:/ childhood may flee ea frexn the Stretch Ban proposals in this field. school building. This to in com­ ptogue rather than tece reality. 8 Btylee to Oiooee from— Oeahmsr* and wool, double-bremk- Where does Jdmson stand on John F. Ksnnedy wss Om U A d E R S H iP memoration of the custom dt thttd' fiw s6nlor Kemtodys’ ESeaeiora woe not a complete ed with shawl collar, matitolag ^ald trim, orlon pile Itoliig. athsr tosuesT Another s^ l* to all wool tweed in btoek art white or brown Hs has described himself as Jesus and the ancient Hebrews children to die violently. pathofogloea oowanL She turned. Her decision to ocoom- and white. Another style to eoedurogr. with pile itolng to both a liberal and a conserva­ who did the eame for,, thetr. Munson's Into pae^r Helena end Imelde to Loden or antelope. tive. T h an k ^vin g feriUStol, ' \toHM Vy YHen to woWdTfWr If, was the “Feast of the Booths" killed to 1946 to the explDSton of viensM to to the tradKion at the Political labels are slippery. Hamikkah. a bomber over the English Chttetton doofrine of etonament Jtowsver, over the ydhrs, he has The Hebrews lived in these Channel. tANDY Atonement fon the death of Hunter of BiostouV # r 'i. spoken out on virtually every boofiiB tor eight days in memory A daughter, Kathleen, was the two chUdrA-the hadiW ed, major foreign and domestic is­ of their wandering in the wild- killed to a plan* crash to Eu­ Dino her brotfier and liiaciano. sue. Rto votes are on the rec­ emesa and of bow God provided rope shortly after the war. Although Mr*. Faralla ard. tor them. KITCHEN {Lmerioan, t h e overtones of Wool and Nylon Marked Very Special for Friday Selling Her* are some of iris statb- Thonus Spano, a monber of WASHZNCnON (AP) ~ Today Makers el Ftae Oeatees right end wrutig are aa Eur­ the church, constructed the to CsroUn* Ksnnedy’s sUm opean oa the aetttng. Cuba — “We shall not be frame with small trees. The Mrthday. She bad expected to “Gregory the Great” by Ger­ content until the last of Soviet youngstera brought evergreen have - an les ertam-and-cak* Famo/tu fo r Old hart EUert to a Iristorloat novel STRETCH PAINTS Wool Flannel Jumper forces are withdrawn from for­ boughs, fruit and vegetaMes to party to her Whit* House home o f Italy from 568 to 690 AJD. eign soil. The members of the decorate the booth, which w ill for the third year to a row. Fiuhionod Goodnett The anauting Ukeneee o f prob- Organtoafion of American States She could havs expected bar remain on the porch until after t Bteree to Serre Toni TERRIFIC TRADE-IN leens that beset nations at dtf- art mutually determined that Thanksgiving. , smiltog, handseiwe father to farent periods make this more the Cuban people shall have the .49 The ohUdrsn who helped were come and wsMi the fun for at than an outline of church and Regularly $10.99 Regularly $10.99 opportunity to choose their own Sam Spano, Marsha Spano, least a moment. Re ahrays did. MANCHESTER ALLOWANCES aecular htotory. government freely and without Unda Gilroy, Laurie Steeves, She could have ei^eeted a The alow growth of the germ oppcvflslon.** SHOPPING PARKADE As you stretch your budget doUsrs. Propor­ Fashion loves the versatU* jumper. Done to creamy wool flannel. It’s a Michael Darewianka, Marilyn surprto*. llke.tha eknm and the ON THE SPOT o f the idea of co-exlatence ea seventh wonder by itself, hitting the night spots, belted or not. And it * a Foreign aid—“No nation can Smith, David Larsaon. Kerofi real live mimkey her mother tioned smooth fitting, beautifully tailored, they long enjoy affluenc* when all developed to Pope Gregory’s perfect blender with Oliver and turtle neck blouses. In exciting colors of 1:4 Fairiee, Kenneth Burton and hall provided -for two blrfiidayB OPEN EVERY SUN. brilliant mind surprises the mix well with every sweater and shirt in your i':- : the other nations are Impover- to th* p ^ —art ekrtotm movlas cranberry, BotU* Orean, Navy, rich brown or black. Siase 8 to 18. knchsel Corcoran. Mrs. RTlllsm FINANCING reader. Tea co-ej^tenc* be­ wardrobe. Sizes 8 to 18. In cranberry, loden, tobed." Gilroy and 'Mrs. Nicholas Dere- to tha white Boas* projection ROUTE «, BOLTON Defense—“W * .cannot be done tween tha Italians and the Lom­ wlanka, teachers of the Grade room. bards, to lieu of pUlege, slaugh­ camel and black. W& with our dangers or even our clsae, were sslsted by Mrs. She probably had her pa duttos by next weekend or next ter and chaos.' Sedrlck Rawlins and Lawrence Gregory also bedleved to an year. W * are In for a long pull Steeves. and It to our duty to begin pun eventual Western Empire of Christiana and a separation Ing.” CHEVROLETS from the Byzantine East. Oommuntot China—"Am erica The narrator is Damian (Ag- stands firm with her Chlneae nello) who served em a scribe (Nationalist) allies and we shaU ESTO W II continue to do so until freedom FH AR M A O Y I I and secretary to Gregory Ani­ W cius and spent seven years with to aecured." 45* H artfort B

iANCHESTER A A -ft Organs Gain Most ** Buy Propper Hose for Every Gal? CYCLE SHOP d K O A G O — Batoa of ocneot* PMSSj; S AVI MGS f| qigeiw have shown a greater IM 0 T 0 R S INC! peroentange inoreaee to the peet Get ready for the cold and snowy weather LOAM ^m de than any other n urt^ tastrument, thi# American M ueic Conference report*. Sale* in WdmmXWKSAS.Tr^ 1953 totaled 16.000; 1962 sales LxrrmmtMn n u i jiisBeist teeviTsviaC exceeded 132,000, a gain of Mcycto R«poiriR9 aixxit 826 per cent. In the Mune period sales of ail n w AR Tn isa KsRSf^ 4214 MAIN ^STREET • HARTFORD •'P.MPNE 527-8144 ^ . : ’ nnANOB omoE. b o u t s si. co vb m tr t m usloai tasrtrumenta, r iiM muale, and eooeseoitoa roaem rtToant, to ^ 9"^ I m a m . m m J .4 I

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27^ 1963 P A G ! 8BVBN t A O l 81X HBRAijy, l^U S S S T E lt, CONN., WBDWBSDAY, KOVEMBER 27, 1968 craatura of Ood. But baoauae ot n ■ ha Khnsalf hod to confasa tha muaa coot him mors dearly hlq prtda and disotoadlanM, « - wa oraalo strangtJi. In trylnc to than It should. As contrasted to A Thoufht for RockviUe-V emon ramatnbar our Mantity and our dead, to bring hla own prank- belBon and aM tangam ^ he Connecticut litia— to an and. But the auc- our forwardnaas in auapaettng BpnMotnd by tlW’ Itvoi under the dominion M 689 Hnrtfart i ►n Asks Bills, Events Caracas Terrorists daoUny wa bafln to odfa- for­ 0001 of that proclamation at the that ha authored the fine Ledge Mr OaamcO of death. Into this world under ^ Thanksgiving Message Emming IftraliT proctamaUon, there wera thane OPEN M4i DAI ward again. first, when it was oonsidsred dotnMon of death comae the ^ THANKSOnmeO Grcle’s T r^ another authantic Crocs mastar- mambara of tha prase who warn EtaanOal Answera MMiod "Good Nawa,” Jssim SgfiH a Yankee plaea, was a full sample of just not aware of tha hidden Coots - ’‘Barton'B Oaady^ Kidnap U.S. Officer iM "In ttM beginning was Christ our osJvttlon. Could not Urges End to Hate In State The shadow of sorrow has faUsn across ths Joy «f. ewn. Planets, Woods By A.H.O. how much he had everybody j talent, but who did not know Word,, and the Word was with thiia be a pakt of our Thanka- of Tlianksflvinf suddenly and swiftly. In the harsh­ Rises 60 Ft. raR Q l^N going to s^ool to him, when it that this columnist had a frost- Ood, and the Word was Ood." (Oonthmed from Poga On*) rEROUiON Yesterday morning, one came to proclamations. . j rutted farm and did occaaional- l^ving? (Oy rtliy S from Page Om ) ness of thds* days our usual heedless celebrattoo of nwwi«rs The making of proclamations John l;l . , . Rev. Melvin T. Petaraon th# holiday fails to -take the measure of ouY What is prbbalxly (me of 1fi« Flag Recovered W i l l Octoberr 1. IMtl thought thare might be a flake To fonow w m el^y llh«, JY lha BSble has the kmpleat. Emanuel Lutheran <3hurch Elks Game Called Pollc* seized the other bombs. is something of . a special tal­ PrtiUlant Kennedy,” Oolmer thoughts. 'iTie gift# of freedom and justice, pros- lOfgast Chriatmoa treat In the Pollc* said the bomba war* a or two of wow drifting lazily, ent, which tends to awe and In­ C iM was almoet an impossible j yst most profound answera to Thanksgiving ■ ▼ •17 ETMUnt Except asMgnment, .even I1II.U had anybody] ^ U .J 1,.— _ un- asMI. By Race Problem p eri^ and the goodness of the earth for wWch we t waa plSoad ta Varnon •ni* student body at daoparation attiampt by th* Out­ Hendeye. Entered at but with an important message, timidate the dilettantes of lit­ ^ta beginning of thingt. You Ohlft Juatloe Earl Warran Bowers School on FTlnce- lawed Armed Forces for Nation­ I at Maocheiter Oornt. with Ulent equal to his come^ t^at we h ^ beM the au- see the ajmtUairity batwsen tha Attention Homeowners 1 give iuch easy thanks deepen now in meaning. Circle tMa momtag. Th* 80-foot Mall Matter. down past tha office window. erature and the cultured ones in appUtuOad vigorously, akmg Address Set ton St. tola morning, at the al Liberation—FALN—to disrupt the area of poliUoa. along, and the effect, for som* above scripture and tiM first with a majority of tha Oongroaa UOJPOSD (AF) — A poet- mruce, tfXMit the height of a okM* of a Thankagiving ao- If there hasn’t snow there years, was to send g u b e m a -: We know for a certainty we did verse in the Bible. Oed’a Word Prompt and Economical Christmoa gome balw»*en the torao-atory buUdlnf, waa do- next Sunday’s election. ■m C ^p^O N ' RATES And in this qieciallzed field torlal prooIomaUons into a kind "ot write It. w d we have al- maihliora, whan Johnson aoM We have failed in rightness one to the other. Bit­ aembly. Joined ta an hn- Among th* targets was Raul Adrance could have .been. Connecticut has had, as avety* Is not only an Mao, or a cttJDrbhi1**d that government spending tho holldny at Ua Hsrbsrt 8. (Jobloa Jr„ dlrecu* We have weakened ourselves through division and Tree Co., moved and eraoted reported stolan from it* to Jovito Villolba, condldata of •tlUed to Ui« cae ol repuS- finding unguarded entrances last the Highway that wai later with the nostalgic Thanksglv- (3od’a oebiva power to make Cott 64f>2414 expiHntiiras Would be mode home hare with Ua family. of tlia MUford dapartmont of neglect of those principles of law and equality and th* tree aa a gltt to the area. haif-ataft poottion in front et all newa diipatcbea Church Juniors SUingw said be «M not the Republican Damooratlo Un­ to It or not otnenrM which It mariced and reserved named attar him. -Hiay hacom# what He lays sotuoUy happen. After 5 PJfi. "vfith utmost thrift and frugal­ roeraattoQ oiW head eooch of the ^gni^ that are the foundations of greatness. If Original p4ans were to r*|^ant of tha school Saturday ion, the major opposition party; IB Utla paper and alto tie more and more, as his fehts of Novemb^ky-not after the God creates, cuatairu and tringa COIN OPERATBt ity.*’ know whetiMir the P n sH i*t local Pop Warner elovsn, Kmi- to* trM at the circle, but Robert night has bean ratumod. Rofaal Colderm. condidoto o t the _jwa publlabed here, for later use. defeaUng Old Guard D e m o -1 had woven from To Show Film (o On end. What Is man? A would conduct any afiMal the sorrow of these days unites us aa a people and riinta of repubUcatlon of WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN Johnson was given a rising neth Ackonhon, ofaalrman of aaria>odlan, chamber preaMent Det. Tbomaa Graham of Social Christiana, who era part ____I Aapatchea herein are alee Behind tha wind came a set- crats In his nightshirt, defeat-’ “»ere finally came 11 MAPUi BT. ovation W'lan he concluded hie bnalness from hlo White the Athletic Conmittoe of th: strengthens our convictions, for that we may know a reports that tr«* eKports say tha Moncheator PoUca De- the government cooUtaon; reaerrei. ing the Roraback machine with *"to the Governors office an- On Friday, the Center Church I Acroca From First NaUaBol| -mlBUto oddroBS at 12:6T p.m. House ofllon on tho hoUdny. Riviera Roach n k a Club said th* traa wouHl not live. portmant recovered the tllnf down ohlll, and this decid­ other pen quite as talented as Junior Fellowship will pavsent 94 quiet gratitude. Juatice Minister Bzequi*! Mon- ed to stay for a few hours, right hU country etore humor, and Store ParMng Lot H* was intemipted by applause th* praosnea of CaWos and M.-a. All aetivltiaa of th* Demo­ hag ta Hartford, attar an aolva Casado; Dlontoto Lopes _ r>^ a tr^ e client of N. E. A. that of Unola Toby himself. tha film "Questioci 7” In Wood- OPEN 1 LAVS Lodamia Armlatead would cratic porW have been cancaiod intanriva invesUgation. and than and there. launching the state’s first mod- SO times. We have held too lightly the faith of our fathers. Orlhuslla, prasldant ot the Re­ * w !aseN RepmentatlreaR — llie em reorganlaation plan all keep 'Than thera came another real ruff Ha-11 a t ^ ’O show ^s, 8:30 IS-Lb. Waah—96e He got hla loudest and long­ "cause probliim for wMeh w* And yet,'if in the deepened'darkness of this Thanks­ by Town Ctoahrman Lao B. Fla- returned it to Miaa Gran- publican Democratic Union, and awe Si^ial Afoncr — Monday aftamoon, after a on fading, the thinga that will piece of prose poetry, and the p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Ttids film, 8-Lb. Dry Clea»—09.90 est applause when h* called for would not want to ha respon- harty Jr. Inohidad ta the can- Strom this monttag. Eduardo Tamayo Ooacua, a So­ Chleato. Detroit and day of at least casual sun, be treasured. j first Thanksgiving Proclama­ produced by the Luthaxan 6 Uni; 91.96 an end ^to th* teaching and Obituary aNMa," giving time we re-dlscover the nearness of God to eallation la th* dinner dance Thra* JuvaoilM. from Church, which also aponsored cial Chriatlon membar of Con­ .. AUDIT BUREAU Or there was still Ice coating the Cross, the old maatar of Eng­ tion that had dared reoall those preaching ot hate and aril and <^l*s, who was rooppotated us as a people, then for that above all things elsp which had been scheduled for Mancheoter, Hartford and gress. TONS. lish at Yale, was competent of Cro.es and venture to meet tha famous ■‘Martin Luther” rtolence.” to his post yastorday by Mayor we may in the silence of our hearts rejoice to give Nov. 30 and at which Sen. Wwt Hartford have been Authorities declined to dlscloaa drought-amall ponds. and assured when he turned to them on froat-rutted ground. It motion picture. ot toe On hit way out of the cham­ Howard A. Stavans Abraham A. Rlblcoff waa to be blamed ta the theft. The Tha Barald Printlnn CampaBy. problems of a Lutheran peMor Alan H. Jspoon. snd Mrs. Arral- Him thanks. tha name of th* U.S. official sta- Ine. Baauiaaa no financial reaixw- Each day grows siiorter. It is the production of a 'IhanHagiv- egma out under toe name of ber, Johnson stopped for a brief Howard A. Stevens, 76, atead. who were to have accom­ The REV. FEUX M. DAVIS a gueat Hartford youth reportedly glsd out for aasaaalngtlon. alMilty for typographical errora ap- hard and sad and even joyous ing Proclamation. He knew John Lodge, and yet he would, and his so.i behind the Iron word with Senate Republioon Yonkeatown, Flo., father panied tha team to Florida, a.-e Flaherty said that no fiir- took the flag from the Police said tha packages were peanas la adreniaementa and othar very well that he was about to ^yt think, a-ant to be tha first to Curtain in Eart Germany. Leadgr Everett M. Diricsen of Mrs. Ruth McGinn, 28 Cumber­ Second Congregational Church ther' statamanta will bo laaued staff—placed in mamoriam ---- rr_ — yt,, Manoheeter all together to realize It, but Th!a 1s the first time tola mo­ NegioSS. Mrs. Armistead, a turned over to a commercial de­ » i « S 5 S “ wa ara vary hear the shortest, have ftm, and about to become have US suspect publicly that It IlUhSis- B* shook hands with land St., died at hts horns yas- mam)>*r of tho local rocreatio snd all odvertlsomanta with­ to the late Preoldeht John livery aervice by a man who immortal, and that he was was toe work of one Albert W. tion picture has been exhibited Kalleek. tarday. Formerly of Hartford, department rtaff was to have drawn except those for which F. Kennedy, after the trio pive a falo* noma. Lopez Ori- 2 Dtniay.adte'lay adtertiaing cioiiag baurtt daricast span of the calendar. about to produce a little mas­ Coote, his executive aide, a gen­ in Manchertes-. All Interested he retired from Pratt and Whit­ chaperoned a group of eheer- ordars eonnot ba cancalad. hod consumed several cane lucy* opened his but dstonat- for^oBday—3ty—1 p.m. Friday. And Monday night the dark tleman. tvho after shining in ManoheKar citiaana ara invitad MANCHESTER ney ten years ago. Spoeial services anS Massea of Thanksgiving wlU ba "The elaetlon will ba held as ot bear. The empty beer w ftaaday—:^ 1 p.m. Monday; terpiece of Engitah proda. and to attend. A small fee will be leaoers on the trip. ing wires connected to the bat- 'adaeaday—1 p.m Tueaday, canta early enough to set up. he did it, we suspect, without the literary undergraduate Other aurvlvora are a eon and The cancellation of the gamr celebrated tonight and tomorrow ta Manchester and area Bohadulad," Flaherty aoid. "and oana werre found atraam at terlas had bean loosanad, police htira^-^i p.m Wedneada! very much effort, world a t Yale, and than In tha charged. another daughter. by Florida officials, came one churches. wa'U enoeuraga paopla to vota” the rear of th# school. Th* rMiup^i p.m. tlraTa^ay clearty, brightly visible for the i { I ( • \ I \ ! 11 Roy*ce Talks sold. Aa aoon as ha bad everybody e^torial page of the Hartford The funeral will be held Fri­ day after the lata President Ha listed the mourning period youths have bean reforred The police traced the package ttm ay—1 p.m. rrMi». first tlma, the apaotacular new Tonight’s aervloaa will bo held at 7 at Rockville Mothod- V&’ a.m. dazzled with his talent, he used C 0 u r a n t had subsequently u ) \ 11 < ' I : I day in Florida. Kennedy’s funeral. for President Kennedy oa the to Juvenile authorttla*. to tha delivery agency and col- __.day o: palisiusi aaeept trinity of lights with which the t^en to hiding Ms light under E S T O W II Mayor Jepson today labelled iat Ctourch; at 7:30 at Trinity Covenant, Church of Christ, reason for th* dadston. •TEveryone -waa extremely aturday — 9 abb. the dazzlem'ant to foist off oh NOST STORES OPEN Oil Viet Nam Preabyterian, Lutheran of Rockville, Community Baptist, loctad the otoars bafora they new raaUty of aaaaons Is being Ms admiring public a froUc- a Bushnell, if we may be par­ w PHARMACY H Matthew S. Wtodlsch the ailuation "very, very regrei- Church of the Nazorene. Salvation Army, First Lutheran HosoHal Notes happy today to have tha wera opened. Wodnasday. Novamtoar JT Bome piece of seral-deeeptkm. In doned a holiday-aptritad pun to Matthew 8. Windteoh, 69, of tabla. MooL people ta MUford AdmUtod yaate rd ^ ; Grant flog beak. "We wish to Vlolanca continued against ushered In. Venus atayed high 469 Hartford Rd.—649-9948 EVERY NIRHT TILL CHRISTNAS "Om must never forget thsit of Rockville, RockvUl* BapUat, Union Congregational of 7 whito he reproduced, as his indicate toe auditorium where Wethersfield, fathar oif Ml«. ean't understand it,” he sa'd. RStetUe. 85 Tarrao* Dr.; Mrs. thank the police depart- U.8.-oWned bustaasaaa. In Bar- enough—or tha dark' shutter O P ^ ’ ALL DAY the Vletnnenene are one people," RockvUle, Emanuel Lutheran, and at 8 at th* Calvary proclamation for that year, a he has served in managerial Richard F. Htltgen of Ridge­ "It la beyond comprehension. Church of Assembllea of Ood, St. George’s Bplaropal Church MUttoent Ubbieh. Mila Hill Rd.; mant and particularly Det. qulslmato, four FALN tarrorista m went down early enough—to memorable and rasoiindlng capacRy before and after his THANKSGIVING .^V mRRIOAN OoAZ* stated Harriaon Schuyler Royce wood Trail, Coventry, died A n ^ e r city official to decry W»Utani Woaitofky, 79 W. Mata Orohom for the work don* burned a Flrestona Rubber Co. TI * Oat For Thought Jr. In a lecture at the Manches­ of Bolton. Wapptag Community, Congregational and United leave that brilliance waiting passage from EScoleaiasteB. No-' stint with Lodge. a lee Cream—^Wlde Variety l^ e r d a y at Ms home. He waa action by the Florida officials Mothodiat of BpUon. S t ta returning our Amerloan warabouac. The loss was esu- Wa kava always wondered and watriiing, on the western body spotted it, and eventually (Joote’s long desertion of the ter Oonununtty OoUege laat bom In Bavaria, Oeimony, on was Roas B. Baxter, executive DtaohwiwM yastorday: David flog to ua" Mies Gran- mated at 960.000. Th* raiders for fuol oils, oorvieo, n’j;ht. Not only ore they one, secretary of the Milford Oiam- Oenrr. lpuig, 9:80 a.m. K ca Gaorgiaima Foaa, BIU:Unf­ namite a talevlalon station. apMt later generationa of tw'een purpled hills to the east, •OPEN SATURDAYS 1« A.M, TO 1 P.M, Oennany, and two grandson*. eated to th* romoval of bigotry hope thait eventually’North and Th* funeral will be hold Fri­ tan Ave.; M ta Laon* Por’nt'it ak. Given at MHS^ Amartoana developed fer the golden baths to the west. for your convealenee. Oor regular weekly schedule as fol­ For Hi* Holidays South Viet Nam might eventu­ from the national seen* met hla Catholic churches and Thankaglvlng Day MoMea St. RFD 1. BOGOTA, Colombia ( A P I - holiday, that original obaerv- day at 11 a.m. at S t Pout’s end, and th* fact that tb* pro­ Bitdgst’s, 9 am.; Sacred Heart of Vernon, 8 am .; S t 'Ihat ehirt sleeves fall Is sud­ lows: MoBdoF thek rfU air 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Thursday Eve- And Wt*kmdt ally be reunited. Bwangellcol Lutharon Chureh, Two homemade bomba, totaling Bing 7 PJd, to 9 fJtL Royes, a student of Southeast posed trip was to have taken Bai^olomew'a, 8 am.; Church of tha Aaaumptlon, t:46 Advertisement— Junior High 16 sticks of dynamite, wera anoa may raally have been quite denly gone, and this time, one Wathenfiold. Burial will bo in am.; St James'. 7, 7:45 and 8:90 am.; St Bernard’s of grim and aolemn. One, Twa or Three Weeks AsUn affairs, spoke to the fruh- plao* ta th* latter part at Da- Small motor route avalWble. plactd ta th* front yard of a suspects, for good. See Venus, mnn history students at the Rose Hill Memorial Pork, Rooky eembar whan much of the world Rockville, 7:30 am.; S t FrancU of Aaalsi of South Laaa than an assurance of Oat Our Rates HllL MAncheatar to Rockville. OaU First quarter report oacd* U.S. Navy mlaolon officer early Jupiter, and uUna together and SHEARSON, HAMMILL A CO. ooUege and the interested public Is colebratliw the Wrih of th* Wtadaor, 8:46 and 10 a.m.; S t Maurlea’a of Bolton, 9 am .; WiUlam Andoraon, HoraM Ck today. They misfired. Friends may ooU at the Roo* Prince of Peace, makes tha 8 t John!* Polish National Catholic, 8:80 am. were issued today to Mud«nU arall being, M may have been It is an augury. Lanma will 919 MAIN STREET—TEL. 649-2821 Pcnil D e d w Pontioe a* one in a aeries of lecturara eulatten Dapaiianent, 843-9711 at Manohe*ter IBigh and Baimet The target was th* home of maraly an interval between dan- VouMeg 1902 invited to afMsJk during the fall HIU Funeral Homo, 680 E to withdrawal an incident of race, Capt Adalbart R. Evers of Lo* brown at last, and nights will INC. S t, Rooky HUl, tntoy. from 7 a tragedy and a travesty on our and nitiM Junior High School*, gaiB, those dangers past, those Memberq New yortt ’Stock Exchange Phono 849-2881 saneeter. Varaczi now* Is hoodiM by school outhorttieB anbounoad. Angalaa. who wo* at Cartagena be cold. and Wher Leading Exchanges. Presently on the faculty of to 9 pan. and tomorrow from 8 American heritage; on our free­ The HaraM’s RoekvUl* Boreaa, wito hi* wife for Joint U.S.- dsagan obviously diacemibla STI BIAIN STREET to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. dom and on tha death of John Xjoeording to BAafne MUlar, ’niere ara only a few leaves Phillips Academy, Andover, atar, Rlvar Thames, Andrew eagiaotod to avoroga 6 or more i W. Mala Bt. tolepbeae 876- Mgtt school v»# principal, Ht- Colombia naval maneuvers. ahead. Masa, Royce is a graduate of Fitzgerald Kennedy and the gl9d ar S4S-8797. left. Yhere is the stubborn ap­ th of Jesus Christ," Baxter Weir and Insurance Corporation deinraea aiMve nonnal. OoM*r tors to poranta have been laaued Thalr daughtora, Susan, 17, and OaKalnly, we think, they met ple, which never lets its leaves CotuniMa Unlivaratty’a School of of Ireland. Thursday gnd ntUd tlirougli to* with each raport card. The** Janice, 13, were oleeptag ta th* Intonnaitional Affairs, whore he d. and feasted as much to fortify turn, except finally off the Early last week when the He allege* they wrote ppU- reznoindar of tha portod. THo define the maantag of each horn*. majored in Chlnase Studies. H* FoihurIi cles Sept. 12,1982, covering fire nocvnol temporaiturea in toe Police said wet gras* appar­ thamsalvaa for the future as to stem. Ihera la the unflinching alocal team had been invited to latter grade. Miller said, and has alw bean a Ford Foundation May ta Florida, Cables and losses. One policy was tor 9250,- Hartford area during this pe­ About Town alao explain the new citizenship ently short circuit^ tha ttaitag •dabraita their own survival up oak, which never lets them go Fallow in Southaost Asia, and David D. Tltns 000. The other was for 9500,000 riod range from a high of 44 devices. to that tlma. Bsktor secured accommodations morlcB being Inl'tiated this quar­ until new leaves pvudi them off a looturer at tha Unlvsrslty of Funeral sorvtces for David for the local tisam and its staff ta axceaa of Um first He claims to a tow of 27. in New Haven Eighth District volimtoor ter aa a raplacamant for tJi* If thsrs was auch gtimnaaa Miailaya In Slngs^xMa. Dewey Tltup of West Spring- tha lose oevarod by these poli- toe range is 48 to 31. systiem of “Improvemant Last Feb. IS. FALN terrorista Into the soft May. Ihere arc a Rcyco stated hla subject, ta tha Town House Motel ta firemen lost night oxttagulahod hijackad a govammant fir#ght- onoe, wa now know aomethlng few stray blueberries, sudden­ field, formerly of MonChoatsr, West Pglm Beach which serves ctes amounted to 9177,098.90. PrertpitaUan may tot# two minor grass fires with no chaoks" uoad in former year*. "Dilemma In Viet Nam." In were held yoatardoy afternoon In Urn othar aotion, Krochev- greater then H tooh oecuirtag n n o rt qf..iMtop4rty damage. At er the Anzoataful, as it e t what It might have been like. ly looming bright and alone in torms e t three quaattons: What as headquartars for the Mihrau- ScholasUc grades are now de- staamad toward New Orlaona, N a t the Holmes Funeral ■“ ,y4a during spring trota- sky is Injtaf |*h<>ai)lB iMpiranoo aa rain about th* m id^ Of'w Events have forced us to ta Viet Nam? Whara did ' fflM, A 8ntoKftM8 fire occurred 'flnad os foltawa: A, very super­ 1*1. After several days of pur­ the midst of bare blrchaa. But 400 Main S t The Rav, Alalmi Company, AStfia (Fir#) Inmir- period. on LydaQ SL, near Saultera ior quoHty; B, abov* average fiuastlon tha aoundness and the one can now see all the way oome from? Where can it go? Sedgwick, pastor of BethlOhom le gam'e had been sched­ anca Company and Hartford Pond; at 7:40, on Incinerator suit by Venezuelan navy ves- Ho surveyod Its 2,600 year hlS' quality; C, average quality; D. salz, tha hijackars aurrandered saeurity and tha power for sur- through a wood, from cme en­ Baptist Church, Springfield, of­ uled Dec. 28. The local team Fire Insurance of Hartford as Yale Plant No Action blew over. at. thq rear of 246 m an g !^ qualto bOlcw a/vetoge tory from th* first mlllenlum ficiated. Burial was in B04t waa Bche^jed to leave Milford well oa;Fed«r*l, of New Jersey; Green Rd. od'Udtaf a small grosa tha ship ta tha Amaaon Rlvar to Ttval fk some of the vary foun­ trance to the other aide, Vision of ewnosa overlordahlps, Rel]An(a''J8tIt.'iT)euTance Com­ NEW HAVltaf-' (AP)—Tala but paaalng; F, faflura — no Brazilian authorities. dations of our exiptance. Cemetery, v*,'. for Floridii: some time Ruring ■flirt. ' Credit. unobstructed except for ah oc­ througlr the second of fewNu Bearers were William Sibley, the Christmas recess. pany of Norto America Penn- University has token no action In August, a FALN bond kid­ Ara wa olviliaed? fsunily oohfUots, and on to th* eylvanla; Fireman’s Fund, Cali­ against an aaaiatont profasaor The citizenahip grade is based naped Argentine-born soccer casional climb of wild honey- John Fldler, William Andarson, Aeeordtag to Cables the mes- cn a four-point acale and rates Ara wa a nation? 19th OMitury conquest by tha Oocor Anderson, Robert Van aago from Ackerman aald fornia and EMslsio, New York; of psychology arrostad la eon' Students Suspended star Alfredo di Stafono while ta sudkla (hiding a bear or dear French. Lf'verpool and London and nactlon with a civil righto diz th* pup'.l from excellent to un- Caiwoaa with hla Madrid, Spain, Ara wa eapabla of aalf gov- Boenon and H o i^ Howland. Cables and Mrs. Armistead ratisfaetoiy, MWer said. no doubt), and aee, dose to the Royce ampbaslzod that be- would not b* allowed to par- OlOba, Atlas and Commtrelal turbance, a spokozmaa aold lo*t NEW'HAVEN ^AP) — Six team. He was released several 0 smmeiitT other side, the great clean bole eoua# the Frenrii rut# was ex- John Truemu tlclpat* ta munerous activftlas Union of (3reat Britain. night Yale otudento caught daubiing He aaid ttis report cards have days later unharmed. been delayed (tlM firat ^mortor In January, FALN terrorista Can wa stand effactiva of tha baachaa. duslvoiy on* of solf-lntorost, the COVENTRY—Funeral aerv- planned for the taama during In thta, ho oUagw individual The psychology taaoher, "Beat Harvoad’’ on the ookunnz afalast snarehy at home and In ViatoMunase notionalist move­ toe visit. poUClea dating to uoe. 15, 19 8 1, ward Krelchhaua, 31, plei of HOrtrtrd’t 'Widaner Ubrozy ended Nov. 8) becauze of prcT> invaded a museum and seized On an occasional Urdi, there loes for John Trueman of Rlvar five valuable French Impres­ tha workir ment wa« on* of the earliest to "Titey Just didn’t wont u# for omountZ' ranging from |7,- guilty to a cborg* of . breach o t with Mile point have been *uz- lems of oonverUng th* maric- will be a dried up bloeeom, pro­ amorgs to the ^ h ooittury. Rd. wera held yesterday oftar- 996 to 921,876. He chorgao the the peace and waa fined |95 pended by Yale. Harvortl cam­ proosaaing a ^ e m to a new sionist painting* loaned to Vene- fluoh questions pound in upon noon at the Holmaa Funeral iwn mere," OMas said. duced by mistake during fiiat One of tha curiosities of his­ Hi an effort to sobfadula a looa ooverod by thorn waa 9144,' yesterday ta circuit court. pus police caught them tn the setup thsit eilmvs the use of high ■uela for showing by the French tis, taasorably suggested by Home, 400 Main S t, Manchas- aot Friday morning, Yale speed computers. However, ta government. Pollea later recov­ long Indian aummer. On swamp Everything that makes Corvair fnn to drive is back tory, Royce said, is that Ho Chi tar. The Rev. Jamas Amarllng, gomo aomswhore alea in Fior­ 600. Five othar persons oirasted thinga that have been hi^ipen- IMiidi was on intelllffence con­ ds during the Quistmad boH- in connection with too Nov. 2 autoorttlea sold yesterday. TTiedr the future the reports will come ered the paintings, which tha maples, next spring’s buds are pastor of Second Oongrsgation- out more quickly and at tho terrorists said they wanted to Inginsldi our supposed dvilhsa- fiififk big iitw engines, to hoot) tact for th* American 068 dur­ ol Church, offidatad. Burial daya wfiara-suoh probldms Rent Too Low ruckua on Dixwell Ava have nomea wera witihbeld. The Dean already rad. On the ironwood, ing W ^ d 'War 1I^ and that Ms mlidit not axlot, Oablsa eon- pleaded innocent and ara to be of Yolo Oollage, Richard C. same time be more accurate be- ’ keep only for a toort time to tkm, aaUenhood and seif gov­ was in Center Cemetery. HARTFORD (AP) — Tha cause of the chaise toot ho* dramatize their opposition to those great meaty green buda still stay to handle, itill aaay to park, still thicker, softer vinyl, and added sporty fbreas {irovidad much Informa- Boorera ware Gabriel True­ taotod naUcnol Pop Warner state hasn't been charging tried Dee. 6. Oaixii, said the damage was ea- ernment new front-door map pockets, too. Try tlon and support to our troops Uinatad at 91,000. just bewi completed, MUlar said. ‘ Betancourt. V ore much too fat for real secur­ has iu rear traction, bKl->with it* big new hoadquortara ta AiOadelpbia enough rent to 98 employe* at Police aald Kr^ickhaus wa* IlMy do not defeat lu, they man, Robert Teak*, Carl Hiek- ity through a really hard win­ •ngiBMi, Gorvoir fun h a n ’t durngod thia much out a new ’64 Corvair Monza at your Chev­ during that, oonfltot. tag, David Hannon, William but was taformod hla 4hancsa tha^eahlra Reformatory, say arrested when he blo^ed traf- Royoo sold Mtah’a oonttoutog do net, thaae quastlona, make ter. since bucket seats. There’s nearly 19% more rolet dealer’s. If you’re a Corvair fan from' Pelton and Maurice French. a t amngtng such a gams ware the two state auditors. Clarence fio while piekettar on Dixwell ua despair. way back, you’ll find the irresistible even antagonism toward the an- mry a im " primarily baoauae F. Baldwin and Robert Claffey. but broke away m m the po­ But now the season really power in the standard engine, a full 110 hp oeeti^ Simmies, the CMneae, of the late date of the applica­ According to rates set by tho liceman who apprehended him But they do make ua begin turns. There were flakes out­ in on extra-cost version and 160 Turbocharged more so —and wonder how anyone could and Ms kicking to the Soviets tion. state personnel board, rent for and escaped down an alley. He looking around for thinga we side the window, or could have hp in the new Monza Spyderseriea. ever have thought of Corvair as for auppoft rather thiui to Rea Public Records A spokesman for the national state-owned residences is sup­ was picked up the next day. thought oould be t^sn for been. By th* way, wo’yo mgde th* bucket atrictly an economy car. More than OMno, or* two of the few hope- heodquartera said the problem posed to be 9100 per room por The police chaae down the air ever, you’ll be glad we didn’t. fiil faetdn in the continuing Warrantee Deeds would not have arisen if the year, the auditors said. ley drew jeers from a rapidly granted. Surely, we must have There Is a grey November seats nicer with a new kind of However, some employes at n m i i nuFonMAncE tkades "dilemma in Viet Nam." game had been arranged by na­ gathering crowd, and the dem- dviMaation around somewhere, look, hurrying to arrive before Allen F. LiuU and Leuwa-B. Cheshire pMd only 9120 to 9228 At th4 bext leoture In the Lutz to Conrad Stanley ()uinlan tional boadqartors ratbar man onatratlon turned into a melee Rocord ules of new '64 IbU! Ptrformanct ... including tome'61, '62 snd '63 Fords, with perhaps up on that book shelf November Itself is gone. CoTMtr J^osM C M Coupe (belw) and Comertible (abon) series, op ,D*o. 10, Dr. FhUlp by local BUu rtulM. a year for five, six and seven- in which policemen were ahoved Ford* have brought in an amazing saiaction of their famous money-uving "taka-cara’’ f**- and'Mario-Anne Quinlan, prop­ room housee, toey said. or down in that ateepled build­ We set such things down, as Gove, adl|toHn-chler of tha O. erty at 18 Eatofteld St. H* asplakiod that national around and bottle* were thrown late-modol used cars fer you to choose from! turesi Now’s the time to buy a used car you C. Maertom Co., publishers of offioiola ora awora of the vari­ The auditors' report, covering a t them. One officer, a Negro, ing with the colored windows! best we remember and realize George B. Baijin Jr. and BUs- the past three fiscal ysars, was Ma^ are cfioice • Q S iy Used Cars, inspected, can depend on for the winter ahead...and you ■urs, wa’rt a nation! Don’t we the new Webster’s Unebridgea aheth A. Babin to Eugene Ed­ ous aiituatlona in difforant'parts waa •lightly injured. reconditioned when neeoesary.and road-ltfted can depend on your Ford Dealarf Used Cars! them. It has not been easy to DicUotuuy,' will lecture on roleasad yesterday. sail ouraalvea the "United” ward Leacroat and T ^lda B- of the eountry and would' have Some employes residing at The demonatratlon, which recall, the past few days, "Language Change.” Lesoroat, property at 145 A sh­ been ooroful not to schedule tho had been a peaceful one for F YOU MK MTfSKmS M A MW CM BUY. M l VOUR FOm SgALlin TOTAL MSRMSMNOg CAM MS mrt seeking a tot€il of 9390,- i-Door. 9 oyllader. Fordo- paet of turkey on toward par- Horn E. BeKlore to Vincent 770,468. as against 910.797,194 Life Sentence Coualry Sqnlre. S Faaawi- Convertible. Very low mile­ the post his- morrow because of the holiday. 000 damages. for the same period ta 1982. ger 8, automatic, potver matir, power steering, ra­ age. Fully equipped. hapa a haif-frightenad apprais­ t o r y of] Thp' dump is uaod not only by Donadio axui Hooe Doradlo. Defendants taolud* t h r.a e steering. dio, heater. al of our pro^iects for continu­ Thanksgiving PHILCO BENDIX WASHERS Aiidovar townspeople but also property a t 42-44 Florenc# St. Hartford Inauranoa Oompaniea, Given to Guay Day, and it Is by- those of Botton under Releaae of ReaTEatato five othar Amarlean companies ing a way of life, a people, a Extended forecast Stvillsatlcn, a nation, in a world interesting to] lease agreement. Attachment and 18 Britiah eompanies. review how it| fo better serve your laundry needs., • I t will be open as usual o« CSvarloa W. Ohamtoors against Among the last is Lloyd's of WINDSOR LCXJKS (AP)— (Continued from Page Oaa) which does not regard us as came to be F^tey and Saturday. It 1* reg- George B. Baton Jr. an by tha western sky. nually In all. ______NO wXlTING!_____ ' RqUdlng Permit# CpaOunan Dr. on* aotion against Lloyd’s and Connactlicut today: 4-Door Sedan. 8 cylinder, Qnloxie 4-Door Sedan. 8, the States and) t t a planning and zoning Oonnactlout Bonk and Trust eight othar British companies— Temperoturea ta Cfonnaotlcut The. girl wa* employad a* a t oyUndar, standard trons- 7 It will do us no harm to ex- autofnatte, radio and heater. Fordematte, radio, heater. Canada only in | eemmlaalon has announced ap- Oo. against Oaorga B. Baton Bxoeea. Orion. English and during toe next five days. seoratoiy In a Hartford iaaur- miaeloB, power steering, ra­ paiianca some tmeasinasa and recent years. * Lowest Pricos In Conn.! pr«fal of eight building permits Jr. era EM aa both A. Baton, American, Anglo-French, Min- ‘niuraday torougti Monday ore anoe company. She Borvod oa dio, h e ^ r , whltownDs. douM and aalf-quastlonlng. It la well! at*lts loot maettag. Two por- property at 145 Cuatasnan Dr. maid of honor when Guay and Wa do not, in our world, etup known that the mtts wora'for now houMi two Martlaga Uoenaa her sistor ware morrlod otanort earliest har-| 16 LB. DOUBLE LOAD! ftoltgarages at esdatlng houses; WilUam James Shorten, thro* yaon ago. ' 1959 FORD . vary often to think. vest Thanka- tw*4or additions to houses; one Btu Johnston South Oovontry, and Gloria Ju­ Gironer’g Inquest Begins 1960 SW IDISH Country 8 o d n a Station Ih a t raally may hava 'been givlng in fc^'S car port; and one for a dith Oaatle, 121 Dolmont S t 1960 VOLKSWAOIN tha purpose of that first North America was held by the 26 BENDIX WASHERS bosinnant and porch addition to RursI Homes Run Down Wagon. S eyUnder, natomat- BoUdlng Parralta lo tranamloalon. power steer­ . Ihanksgivlng — to stop and Pilgrim Fathers in 1621 and SJ^todsttag houos. To J. Rossetto Conatnietlon On Hope Rothwell Slaying that thereafter It was repeated and 16 DRYERS J Moving In WA8HINfrom a day for all of us to count our 1914 MAIN STREET-«627-S144 boiMn at an InstltuUonB and Aloe present were two un- have been ta CMTft OX th# COSO L My BreimAs who pM«od Rway Nov. blessings and surpriaa ourselves 1141 STANLEY 8TREET-^994>949 200 oloitool amployoa hemeataod of Sttphen ‘nng IdMUfUd women, who on of- from its etort.'U VV^e much in-]*’' the olimata of our living—do wa wltfi the length of the list All BO# at th# bottom ^ ^ Mather in Darien, Conn., aa* fleUl said might be termed formation had* wbaan gotharad .. w..by ieav** the ream rell by, ,think beyond tha white meat. year long wa atriva to be on AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEAtKB e S e have boan outhoriaed bean proposed by the Adriaory "•WBria* witaoaaa*." Investlgatora who mode th* But the meoMry of you will aevir IN WINDSOR. CONN. Publlo Safety Building ta Ver­ IB s haginwlng et tha and of your list and again promise that IN EAST HARTFORD, CONN. FRONT AND ttaa stato. Btoito Paraonnal Di- Board, on National Parka oa a th * lT-y*ar-o)d girl, a aanlor in ^ u r haarta -yeu will always daar eaa earns la leeWng into wa shall continue to do so DQ- J ARDERY CHEVROLET. INC. rin p r Qoorg# J- Walker, vrtio ragtatarod national hlaforte a t JKoaohsotor High Behoe), d ^ non thalr haadquartars, no solu­ DWOIUN CHEVROUT. INC. WEST MIDDLE TPKL • PARKINR tEAR OF STORE. landmark. Mother Is reoagniaad tion to the cose hoa been forth­ La*«^'aa4 reasia»hSM4 mmra sv«ry DILLON SALES and SERVICE. Inc •ursslvas whpra it lurka. In lon Sales and Service, your Ford 478 C 6 m : ROtLEYARD—289-9441 125 POQUONOCK AVB—698-989S announced the raises y**^*!^’ appeared myetmoualy follow- day, dealer, 819 Main Bt., Msnehes- eekS they will taka effect Dec. as too father of the NaUcMa -H meet!ettag at the Tol- coming. Police have romataod staUag out our own-* weakness Ur. Phone 843-2145. Fork Service. land County Agnoultura Oen- zUent on their progrozg. Htr 4«rotsd fazally ^ 6)9 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. 8. > .'•S-I I

P A G E N j NE MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27; 1963 f!AOi BGirr d a i l y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e B Y R 0 U 8 0 N OUR BOARMNG HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Pr«tty Baby Doll! Manchetter Parkade Store* LITTLE SPORTS , ’The Search la Oa 4 Make Your Own-Egg No|f For the perfect gift which la HARVEST HILU PACKAGE Antwtf tP Prwteut not weighed in money. "KNIT- STORE haa all ntannar o f Bargains TEA’S w o r l d ” h*a fcet up a recipe booklets for helping you MY WOROkHHrrRA, Tropical Fruits gift table laden with Ideas for toast the holidays. On page 13 tlM e S YOUTRSAT WKUlCfe your holiday shopping here. of the booklet "Qift selections •I « m x l o u e m t o e c EyAiAiNso^ A BACKWARD c h il d /BUT . ACROSS SAfflrm Not only aewing boxes, but! also and favorite recipes” follow POR LISTENlNfi T» YOO.BOT x NB Pen, VERY W BLL.W ^L D|N& SSImU tote baga and a wonderful as­ the easy directions for prepar­ O B C lO tO TO UST YOU U S B tH B aTta at Uaaa material and directions for OH OHC COHOrTlOHiTOU t h e PHCnOSHAPHWHEN UBan twap argyle aocka, slippers, hat, and I easy welcome to holiday Cifr p e e o t h e 3U D o e a o f t h e THE PA6S* CO»At6 —^ UBrnmela TUW«U Ufl«i IwC UAitbarlaa MOarna ^ baby Items." Give the KIT "as guests. Pick up the booklets. COOKiN a COPSTEST IT4SOOR AROUND TO , MraSlM SlGnpofraR is” and let the recipient enjoy While you’re here choose from Hl G G S BIJNNY v e n t TtA n o t u P sem N e. /ay INTERYIEW UnraM acaia BWaaolw .the eatlafacUon of accomplish- the line of "M AXIM ’S WINES” /MEAL SCAETSULB UMeal aSConnt at Meola ! ment. Do see the sequln-trim- direct from Paris. Stock up on POR YbOR PIPE; 17 MM rabuka Crlato PfsHy Look-Alikt$ Main Street Store* DON'T YA THINK ISFanonal Store* Around Town ; med CHRISTMAS ORNA- ‘Harvest Crest" PINK CHAM­ SS Aetna! MCaraaa PAGNE also SPARKLINO WELL, YER SPOLIN' grawun 2* Burapkhi ' tropiCrt The'Whole ’town’s Talking Why Go Abroad? ’ iMENTS AND DECORA'nONS TH' KID A lBU«al polBt SSDnll ■ . Jawelnr Ttuit'a Nottoed ^Dreaaea for Your ‘Little Angel’ About the wonderland of YOUR GIFT GALLERY on 1 you can make for your 1963 BURGUNDY, $2.59 a fifth. ' p l e a s e , AUNT V 0*<^x, SSIi eatrlad 4SIwUaMaal JOHNSON PAINT CO., 723 LITTLE, aOFaiieat SlCortaln tppa 44 Tart MARI-MAD’S, M l Main CHRISTMAS DBCX>RATIONS the main floor of Watkins has I holiday observations. “KNIT­ , PETUNIA, CAN ^CICERO! nCraqr S2BMtla 87 Scorch Main S tm t, haa TOLE PINS StrecA, haa HOUDAY DRESS- brought you direct from the TER’S WORLD” carries yams To repair smaH cracks In pic- PETUNIA? 38 Panama to 4SBatara . at BOTH FAIRW AYS and both I MU- M/ crwN a n d tiure frsmee, stick shellac, wMch MBodieaat 460p«ratad gCAIUUNas Uwt naed IDS for toddlaTe to teenagers Ltores are OPEN HJVERY (our comers of the world, the , by Bemat. Reynolds, Columbia, 6 A M E P 0 R ot Wight only, a touch ot your paraonal (up to alee 14, Including "Ohub- outstanding handicrafts of each ■ Fleisher, Spliinerln, Bear comes in several wood colors as ^SUPPER A fiA IN ? y (-^ | . knoarMca IT NIGHT XRV’ITL » land give MVanitb fonne r 1 1 r dM oratlnf on Uw aatlny black bette” ) The colors, the fatorica, "SAH” GREEN STAMPS. area. What an array of Swedish 1 Brand. well as gold and silver, eari be 3THaM7 IT flnlah to oreaite eye-catching the hlgh-taahton styling make CRYSTAL and BRASS. From used. Heat the shellac and apply asNobla Bpaidard Jawiriry. Faahloned with a feel­ them Ideal for December fee- Norway comes STAINLESS A room looks neater if dirt Uke seaJUtig wax. 29Darour Taste a ’turkey Grinder IT ing for' Early American Wll- UvlUea. Best of all, they will Btepeciadly for ’Thankagiving STEEL (trays, vegetable dishes, and finger smudges are washed aORrbMlbacfc candle holders). Jewelry and Christmas Is In the Air n S ek ]Uttna:urg a n d Chippendale, “ go to the head of the claae” Da.y only, PICCOLO’S PIZZA off the walls, areas around SSDaaart tnilta 11 thaaa eannlnga and pins would in school. So pretty and practi­ PALACE, Just north of the Fragrances round out the holi­ doorknobs and Ught switchea. Ideas for Christmas abound M lar (oomlL m akaan aocqulalta gltt that saya cal, these holiday dresses can Post Office, will prepare TUR­ day offerings here. Enduring You oan keep suds from smear­ at W. T. GRANT COMPANY PINE Wall racks, and WOOD- where a PRE-CHRISTMAS te n ) "eapeclally for you.” An Ideal lead a ver.?abtile life. Die popular KEY g r i n d e r s . ITALXAN ing walla or woodwork when KPlUar ENWARE bowls, will serve as a . gift for youngatera and aduUa "A ” kwk la evident. You’ll find STYLE. They’re new! They’re you sponge a Ugtut switch plate. SALE Is in progress offering \ , __ asDIitiaai ean constant reminder of your good savings in all departments. The • mikrWvnrtPM. aswinatike part 1.-I a PAINT-BY-NUMBER PIC­ velveta and pentel cottons and different! Try ’em. If you’re Cut out a heavy cardboard corduroy. We ’’oohed” over the wishe.s. ’THE NOEL SHOP on | frame for the switch plate and earlv shopper -is Invited to TJA tM. OA Nt ON.^ SBAtn^bara TURE. You’re the artiat thait "eatintr out” at nooti, why not tOCoaor createa a genuine oil painting Ruth Original” In florwered the downstairs floor has shopped 21 INCHES. hold it in place when cleaning. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT cider TURKEY GRINDERS for the world for CARDS, DECORA CHANCE^ 43Cn|Urti (landacape, aaaacape, aacred evorglaBe with detachable over- your Dianksgivlng supper -1 Be sure power is off. and then take advantage of the BY V. T.' HAMLIN SQ R» . I k ; •antlonaa aUbjacty. Give the kit ” aa la" aklrt, that may be worn an a T I O N S, WRAPPINGS and peak selections. It costs no ALLY OOP MPtodd snack. 649-3009. or preaent the fintahed product. cape, 812.98 in size 8. There’s TOYS, plus an array of A Perennial Favorite more to have first choice. WEUiu.rrwDuu> 1 47 Show CANDLES to enrich your home Yuletide arrangements for B u rr \ouhe w a i.Y E S , 1HROUSH / 60ME OP fT IS PONHCHATHINK 480oIdaa frvR You'll t)e a Santa that geta an a touch of MINK at the neck­ For Fun and Healthful Exercise PIZZAS from DING'S ITAL­ WEU,NOW1HKr WBVE eOT I OUSHTA60 BE NICE 1D H«VE with charm and cheer. your table, door, mantel seem OUR MISUNPERBIANPING not AMOOVIAH rr w ia sE LOTS o r I PRETTY. THKX, lliifanninlaa appreciative hug. line o t a Jacket with loni The calendar .says it’s time to IAN KITCHEN are good! They YOU'VE OOT A _ A HEAVY \ ALL RISHT! AU3NS WITH COMPMffl, BY DICK TURNER iOllln paaiiiea aleevee, topping a dreaa, 112.98 are easy to serve. 'They are to "put themselves together" OJSMXGP UP, I REMJ.YMUeR’ kou.Tsocta? CARNIVAL r think o f SKI CLOTHES from e e«K n M a ON HOMEi UM6 WAY IIANCEV JUNSLE, In size 10% . T h e WRAP Come for Thanksgiving Dinner thrifty. A complete meal for i when you see the vast array of TOO.' T DOWN Seat can be added to brown the NASSIFF ARMS COM­ _ w a o ! w~ AROUND JXmPER of wool in FTANO’S RaSTAURANT on 2 99 9-H two. 11.00. Nothing comes real-looking, long lasting lSau<7 .. . gravy with a tcaapoon of bl­ PANY, 991 Main Street. Wheth­ Route 6 and 44 In Bolton, will spravs of SPBUCE or PINE, RNatia* Alartoi atant coffee. Inatant dry milk luackMM cranberry, $10.98. er you’re a beginner or expert faster than the supper hour, SOata w be serving full course ’Thanks­ This life-size Baby Doll (21" when you’ve been shopping. HOLLY BERRIES, POINSET- alao can be uaed in gravy by SHOP EARLY AT MARI- akler, you’ll find here all the 41loiika7 giving dinners with all the fix­ tall) will delight and please the Depend on DINO’S ITALIAN TIAS and CONES. There are adiUng It when the water-flour MAD’S during peak selection. ■Var07 r %vinter-warm parkas, caps, ski ings tomorrow afternoon and little mles! Baby's outgrown KITCHEN. Dial 649-2899 and CHRISTMAS CARDS WRAP­ mixture atarta to boll and thick­ It ooata no more. SSom np pants, styled bv ’’Flanconia,’’ evening. You’ll enjoy every min­ clothee will fit this eutie! they go to work immediately PINGS and RIBBONS, boxed en. ’’McGregor,” "SkimeUter” for ute and the memory of a per­ Pattern No, 2999-H has hot- preparing PIZZAS or GRIND­ ahd aasorted to make your Inveatment Center ladiee and men. There arc packages "too pretty to open" Need Inveatment odvtce or fect dinner will linger on and iron transfer for 21” doll; pat­ ERS or any ITALIAN SPE­ What do you do when you SKIS. BINDINGS and the AC- on. Yes, the "red oerpet treat­ tern for lomper and bootees; CIALTY you specify. Dine at Skip dowTistalrs into the ter­ speeikeie for your meetings? CE)SSORIE)S by ‘Dartmouth” 7 are a highbrow?- WrtI, Intel­ rific TOY DEPARTMENT BY J. R. WILLlABia ment” awaits you. You’ll be at­ full directions. DINO’S or plan to TAKE OITT OUT OUR WAY lectually, you look tor others of Call Mancheeter Investment and "Northland.” Why not do housing games of skill and headquarters, SHEARSON. tentively served. If you demand •To order, send 35c in coins to: ORDERS OPEN 11:30 a m. '.'«sV-4L your Ilk. Cosmetically, you cap­ Christmas shopping early and Anne CalJot, The Mancheeter chance, actlor games, quiet •»-a7 HAMMIU, A (X>MPANY, 913 excellent foods, sklUfuUy pre­ to 11:30 p.m. on Sunday italize on that expanse o f high use the LAY-AW AY PLAN. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF games. Yes. Christmas glam­ Main Street, a member of the pared and seasoned, you’ll find through Thursday and OPF.N JESS.yoU’/lRHI* forehead. You oan wear your ”S A H” GREEN STAMPS. the answer at FIANO’S RE.S- AMERICAS, N"EW YORK 86. 11:30 a m to 1:00 a.m. on Fri­ our and glow are found at CAHT SLR^AnWrt hair in a style other than bangs New York Stock Exchange. TJLBli.iaN>.OMy nVK MTHAUDWHIN; fiAVORTTK UNCLE TAURANT A COCKTAIL, N. Y. day and Saturday. GRANTS. i I# M E TnE -'L»» HAWr- am phebkasstd sweeping acroee the forehead. Telephone 649-2821. If you bake a quick coffee For lot-class mailing add 10c Y THE KH73 ABOUT LOUNGE. Thie year, gather A LrrTLE ASRAIPCr If you would like a new hairdo cake in an oven-proof glass your family round you, round for each pattern. Print Namt, BY AL VERMEER THAT COPFEE AAPorC >OU—EVEN TRIES that expoaes the forehead, use Fasten bags of moth crystals PRISCILLA’S POP TO IMITATE WIOR round or square dish, you can a tahle at FIANO’S. 643-2342. Addre*.>< with Zone and Pattern Make Your Home a Tribute - Cedar Chests SO 1 MAPE OOFree make-up to make this feature Inside a piano at each side of VWALKANPTALX- 8 2 5 bring the cake straight to the Number. To Christmas A handsome piece of furniture BUTTMIElMUflT leai apparent. First blend on the keyboard and let them hang S O M E B O tT Y AND SERVES /THEN YOLfREA 3-1 yri table and cut and lift out the In the Heart of Town Just 50c for the new '63 Al­ PLANTLAND ON THE with roomv storage -space, the A L L T H E T H E O L D NOTAJN6RY^^ TAKEAHANP your regular foundation shade. close to the wood. servings there. Coffee cake.s bum! Many lovely designs! Di­ (JEDAR CHESTS at WATKINS O P E N E D TW B IN/ Select a shade one tone darker THOMPSON HOUSE, 47 Cot­ PARKW AY. 1215 Tolland Tpke. COOP AT__ , tu r k e ys. SKIN- Sew these pretty matchirig should be served hot so this has tage Street, oombtnee gracious rections for suit and afghan in has the Imported and out-of- are available In styles to suit FUNT and blend this over an area Traniiaot All Your Banking an advantage. Use a pie Knife knit; dolly, edgings and slippers MRSCHMAOZ^ frocka for you and your little accommodations with stream­ the-ordlnary trimmings for yo\ir your flair for contemporary, RW 9HT albout ona third of the way BimlnesK for removing the Individual por­ modern or Early American. POUITTRY shadow! lined convenience for ovemighi in crorher! tree, stairway, mantel, door­ down. Always keep this area ’The ALL PURPOSE TELL­ tions. « 1 0 R E . No. 8251 with Patl-O-Rama guests, both trerurient and per­ way or wlndcnv. For the-flo-it- powdered because ahlnlneaa ER WINDOWS at. CONNECTI­ is In sizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 16. 20. Organizing your Ironing can makea H more noticeable. CUT BANK AND TRUST manent. Snug and cozy inside, Freshen the House your.self enthtisdaat, you'll find Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, Holiday HomMxmiinga! For Christmas a host of ideas and materials at help you speed thi* weekly Job. CXXMPANY are a Ume-aavlng there la desirable pri'vcioy and Iron the same types of clothing 3>« yards of 35-lnoh; ^4 yard Give your home a Christmaa In addition to all the extra "H O U D AY HOLLOW’ for corvenlenoe at 898 Main. 15 airy spadousnees round about. together, such as handkerchiefs WHII a Fringe of Bangs contraet. gift the whole family Will enjoy. shopping and baking you do fashioning w r e a t h «, eenter- North Main and the Parkade. No. 8252 with Patt-O-Rama Mlsa Katherine GtbMn, man­ 'and flat pieces, all shirts, ell And a Itttte kiss curl on the Roll out NYLON CARPETING ager, offers the first down­ this lime of year, are you won­ piecea and holiday whimseya eheek, that'# "THE FTJRT,” Here la your one-stop banking is in .size.s 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8 years. dresees. etc. You will find ihat from MANCHESTER CARPET town Viotel In the’ heart ot dering w-heie you’ll find the from pine cones, gilded leave*, (he haAr atyla o f the month that center, where from one spot Size 4, 1% yards of 35-lnch: % you develop a rhythm for each you may cash a check, make a CENTER, 311 Main Street. everything. Keep THOMPSON time for jxjluihing up the house evergreen*. Ride o\it to ean ba 4Mku>ted to your features yard contrast. Two patterns. NYLON Is well known for set that cuts down on time. dapojrit. write a money order, HOUSE in mind for your own especially for the Chriatma.<> PLANTLAND ON THE PARK­ by ORBATIVE OOIFFUREkS. To order, send 50c in coins for durability, plus resilience and season 7 At 20 Bast Center WAY even before December ar­ 69S Main Street. ’The crown is complete a loan paymmt. each pattern to: Sue Burnett, holiday guests and recommena For Thanksgiving Munching cleanablUty. NYLON is cruah- it to travrilng personnel, execu­ Street and 299 West Middle rives )ind RFX3TSTER FOR gantiy acblptured. Why not book The Manchester Evening Her­ reai.stanl. For year,? and j-ears A CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP, Heap high the bowls with de­ tive* ahd those searching for a Tpke. “MARTINIZING” ONE licious "Fannie FhrnieT" CAN- your apfxiintment, while the Read and Profit by the Good ald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, ahead, you'll have enduring where vou’ll learn how to cre­ permanent room, 649-2358. HOUR DRY CLEANING le DUES. available in Mancheeter a s . apecial paioe of $7.49 contlnue.s Report NEW YORK 86. N. Y. satiafaction when you choose ate artistic yuletide decora­ iHO ready to help you freshen up only at LICNOX PHARMACY, for a PERMANENT WAVE COBURN A MIDDLE- For Ist-claes mailing add 10c NYLON CARPETING. the draperies, the slipcovers tions for your own home or for When dinn4(’s ready and the [ 296 Eairt; Center Street. E>pe- BY JOE CAMPBELL AND HAIRCUT at OREA-nVE BROOK, 629 Main Street, In­ for each pattern. Print Name, So many' ahades, and tex- the scatter rugs and the fam a gift. Yas, Christma* "ham BONNIE « mi w !**■>«. TJtNt. at OOtFSTIRES. Now associated vites you to read the progre.'is Address with Zone, Style No. kids won’t leave the tele'vtsion pen*” to you at HOLIDAY oially for Thanksgiving the turea are avatlafile. BUDGB?T lly's wardrobe. All w-ork Is boxrt chocolates by “Whiitman ’ with this Main Street aalon, MR. report of the "(30VERNMENT and Size. TERMS will be aranged to suit set to oome to the table, plaig done right on the premises, so HOLLOW. MellBeshll#e«ei^ '*H«nry want«d torntthing for hit birthday w t oouid MATTHEW invites your ac- EMPLOYES FINANCIAL Basic Fashion magazine 50c. In your deotrlc mixer. Die re­ also "Candy Cupboard" and N G E T M E A I THINK you. MANCHESTER CARPET no Ume Is lost. The brick build­ "SchraiffV'are festive with au­ all UM, to I got him a dining eradit ofurdr 1 IMt qua^tanoa, 649-5224. Please CORPORATION STOCK" for sulting noise will txing them in rreH!)PPEP(4CRElE PRtVER 'VOa JUST CBNTB5R abaya interested tn ing at 299 West Middle Tpke. A new length slip has been tumn flowers'and harvwt mo­ MAPa-HortoteiV n o n thia $7.49 offer pertains the 6-month period ending June to dinner fast. la streamlined and modem, ■ncKm oilraFocrr/ R>RiQ0rTO Revitalize Your Shoes each and every customer, long designed to wear wHh the ab­ tifs. OPEN THANKSGIVINO u u u a u to "noim al” hair that haa not 1968. Oome in or call 643-1105. ■Whether or not you agfree after your carpeting Is Installed. equipped with the finest ma­ Where TBeM’s life breviated fall chemtses. It's a DAY from 8 to 8. For berving been bleached or permanently that "clothee make the man’’ Whether It’s 4 acaiter rug or chinery to do the Jobs thorough­ _ A good way to test Christ­ A tuneful CANARY from wonderful Item for under long your own family and guaets, or ookxred. The shop Is convendently (and the woman) there is nd a wall-lo-wall area you have In ly and efficiently. Thrill to the evening dresses, too, when they for presenting to your hostess, kxubted on the Main Street mas tree lights is to have, the question that Shoes are press mind, MANCHESTER CARPET THE PET SHOP at DEPOT eleotronlo device with push­ B E N C A S E Y children screw the bulbs into are slit high above the knee. a box of CHOCOLATES from CENTER is at your service, SQUARE can provide daily button control that finds your the light socket of a fla.shllght. agents. Let them apeak well. LENOX PHARMACY will HOUSE A HALE SHOE cheerfully. entertainment for the entire garment on the storage rack family. A tame PARAKEET Pledging You Oontlnueid Effort please. Happy Thanksgiving! U0N6,BILUCL THERE ARE P OOTID BET OVBtnCRE] SiSlRVIOE otSfers a complete and conveys it to the front LENOX PHARMACY is again Have You seen the Val.ies that learns to talk is a fun- counter in second*. Give your­ Now that the lot Anniversary NO TI6ERS IN AFRICA. I SOAEUMaTHOUCH,/ shoe seivice. Long-wearing Have Your Picture Taken having the "RexaU’’ BOYS’ and In the BOXED CHRISTMAS fUied challenge and a whole­ self extra hours in the werek, celebration has come and gone, THEyRE FOUND NMOIA ^ a^M BONE. leathers are used. Skillful and This Christmaa give the gift GIRLS’ CONTEST. Anyone age AevorMwe AMWl n maj CARDS at BOTH FAIRWAYS ? only you can give. THE FAL­ some training experience for when you let "MARTINIZING’' DAVE'S SMOKE SHOP, HI AND A S IA . 'SajfiHLTlW SeaNete—SeMFeSHweSj H MF Both SPtoree are OPEN EVERY experienced workmanship is 16 years or under is eligible to your guarantee. It ’’pays" you LOT STUDIO, 70 East, Center youngsters. Cheer up lonesome TWO HOUR SHIRT SERVICE Center Street, makes plans for WOULD MAKE NIGHT TO 9 Xnm L CHRIST­ the next year ahead In continu­ win ■valuable prizes. Have your MLOlMaN to have worn shoes re-aoled Street, will arrange a' Mtting hours for an Invalid or shut-in do the jot). MAS and give "S & H’’ GREEN ing to bi-kig you smoking, read­ youngster RBXIISTFIR NOW w e o r w m , here If you are concerned with that Is convenient for you. The with a lighted AQUARIUM, STAMPS. Itvely with color and action. Children have a way of pop­ ing, .smacking pleasure. Here and earn one vote for every B IU IS l g)etUng the most shoe mileage. resulting portrait will please penny spent In the store by All shoes repaired here have beyond measure. So often adult It’s time to sot up a BIRD ping things in their mouths. It'e headquarter.s for a quality line of Imported and dome- friends, nelgWbors, relatl'ves, that new rtioe look with the old sons and daughters say, "Mr. FESIDER complete with a sup­ They especially like pills and ju.st by mentioning the conteet- etic tobaccos, pipes, acoeeeories BY FRANK O’NEAL •hoe oomfest. Fallot, can you restore this ply o f WILD BIRD SEED to liquids left within their reach. ant’a name at the cash register. S H O R T R IB S Sale • faded and worn picture? It's bring hours of fun to the whole To avoid the possibility of ac­ and novelty gifts. 'The shop has Watch the -votes pile up to win Uw only one we have. If we had an extensive magazine and IVEOONE rrfiVE INVENTED • p e d a l Cider and apple juice are family. How the kiddies enjoy cidental poisoning in your home, a "OolumWa" BICYCLE plus * 5 - “ p . only . . .” • a visit to TOE PET SHOP at keep all medicines, cosmetics, paper-baok book area, plus 1NE AN T-RO CK R O C K / THtR.Vi)\y ONLY much alike, except that cider many other prizes. CONTFIST may contain very fine particles DESPOT SQUARE. cleaning fluids, rat poisons and greeting cards, boxed choco- CONTINUES TO CHRISTMAS of the fruit that imparts a dis­ Latest news from a fashion- insecticides out o t a child’s lates and a refreshment counr FIVE »t LENOX PHARMACY. If You Haven’t Served reach. Do not store medicinal or ter. Your patronage la Invited. Q 4 mM omAmoU DEEP tinctive, tangy flavor, while ap­ minded maker of sneakers — Good hick! ISM» $•«!«! ple juice is clarified by filter­ wool sneakers in checks, plaids An ICE CREAM CAKE from chemical substances without OPEJN Monday through Sat­ te Hm* M priM. IWvfIro ing. Approved preservatives or and herringbones, coordinated ROYAL ICE CREAM CO., 23 proper label.-i and don’t keep urday and OPEN ALL DAY BUHER pasteurization prevent fermen­ to match vrool skirts made by Warren Street, do plan a De- these in food containers. SUNDAY. The Inquirer .j/m wnAtn a«ti tation and maintain cider In its sportswear manufacturers. cefh'ber party and serve a deli­ if ' cious, decorative ICE CREAM 9*4 i9§d*f Alb Mfotth tmt. sweet natural state. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAIXl f«Ml l«<|f Of Bull Bum ihudm^ LOAF CAKE An Anniversary Gift for CAKE. $2.50 to serve 16. Rich iCiiu CuB MRMWMMM *Am **d*H*^ Growing Girls with fruits, omamonted with Prioed Below Cost swirl* of whipped cream, K’s a Many, many Rems at YOUR With no school Friday, it’s an *“ Hblaiica is the registered fitting dessert for your holiday xtac. YARN SHOP on the second sxcellent time to have the MDUtL(30 HlOe, AND it L ANDAAAVBeiVO/r. A MILUCN KI06 IN THI6 TM of the Heberleln Patent hospitality. ICE CREIAM U-27 jia & o u k jj E a ch ! floor of Watkins are reduced "girls’’ in the family come to (30Me AND LOOK RDC StX). WHAT 0066 [TALL NaCHBORHOOD, AND I HAD Corp." SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 STENCIL SLJCES, centering A*AVBe IL L FIND NOJ... MEAN IN T H e E N D ? TO AEK A PHILOSOPHaz. 40 per cent. Stretch'your dol­ Chriatma.s motifs, are just the BY ROY CRANE lars by shopping here for wel­ Main Street, for a head start on beguty. 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PAGE ELEVEN VANCHESTEB EVENING HF.ftAL^ MANCHESTER. 00NN-, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1968 / - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1988 f A G E T E N tii IRMRaceEnfeyListifTooft^all Offered on Turkey Menu KoMlnr IfaaM Affmattan offithw^ I * w ______’••aaaasa . Wsw Tbck Ptermir C U b Dymn .:•••••.. HarUbrd Track CM> »C on efrsy...... Uaa«tachad ...... OmtnalVirrity M G a rd n er...... TTIpOty OoBigt 4aoaa#s9a«a BodtOQ A. Ae Initial Triumph Catholic Lsturels Jotm K «ll«y ...... BoMtM A. A. V toZw oto...... V«ao(WKA.A...... New York r kMzaar OMb A* ...... Unattschad Sought by Injuns At Stake at Nebo Mtm KaMwr ■aaoaaaaat UOotm V anity Angus Wooten UOotm V anity Murphy .. Boston A. A. By HOWIE HOLCOMB O ut RdhrtMuli •aaaeoaaa MkoMgan Froah By HOWIE HOLCOMB Retom to action of powerful Joe Alubicki has given Reuben Blgeloar Boston A. A. Ehid of n long, long season ia in sight for the Mnnehts- John SalciuB .... » • a a a a East Catholic added hope the Eagles will finish at the OeorgEtosm A* A« t«r High School football team, mnless in their first Peter Marks ... Unattndhed______.600 mark for their first varsity football season. A vic- seven starts, the In rlea with South Catholic will D urte...... PiwMienee College A. A. Memorial Field. Basnlght tel in tha offensive their lest three perfonnanoee make this hope come true. bockfieW together •wa'll have Mike Bigelow ...... Boston A. A. ManttMotor must rote m the have bepn poor. Game time t(snorrow ia 11 Peter Conway...... UnaOtSiched I uunderdog in tomonrew’a finale. more speed and power than A flo(fic o f ecnlon will be am. at Mt. Nebo FMd.. we’ve ever hod before,” the ...... Proividrnoa CUlaga A. A. Windham waa among toe pen- ’Ihe Eagtea are 8-4 for tola O y l Zlf f t i ...... Uiffvenity of Hortibid playing their final gome tomor­ young (XMUih added. Inont oombMMten hi the eariy row and pertwpe m dariri to // year but have dropped three ...... BcMthem Oomeettout of the oca . aeoacn but strotaht With AhdBcfci bock in Starting Unite Hflb^ Ramsay...... Seatton A. C. gain a 'viotory tMfore oonoiud- Baortook revoaled tha c- Case, ends; Norm Aubdn Emmons W eloh ...... UnertUwbed ptenefalp ao none of tomorrow’s Lo(m1 Seniors Oxioh Andy Baylotit reported and Barry Shockley, tadUes; Alien Mooney...... RookriUe Harvtan IgaaMa wH hove and hearing on Donning the red and white today he 'wBl use Alubicki in a John Mac and John McCarthy, Joseph LotWy...... UnsibtaChed 1 the outoome. untforms for the last time 'wUl halfback post instead of his guartls; BIH Brennan. («iitor; Jdse^ Siege!...... Unattached Top Threat be Woody d ark . Jack Sknroona, usual fuDbock slot. Basnlght, Mike Maaiuk, quarterback, Bav- Record Field Set for 27th Run Tomorrow Ted L y o n ...... U. B. OoSst Guard Paul Richard, Pete Sylvester, 'Ilw WUppeta’ top threat te who took over when Ahiblckl ier and AluUlcki, halfbacks and Richard Maloney...... Manchester HarrUn Iquartertwok Geotge WlUiamo, R. G. Lewis, Bob WersOer, Rick was injured, has filled ki so cap­ Basn'lght, fuBbsek. Tim D obrats...... UOonn Vknlty Daley, Bill Dixon, Karl Norria, ably a new berth had to be lone of ttw leegue’e better paeo- A1 Spenoer, Russ Lennon, (Mark Defense — bne. Cliff S c o t so, 2 Bill G adus...... UOmn Vkrstty }era He haa anough capable ro- found for the recovered player. ’Tom Ajidreoll, Dave Petro, Boto Scoreboard Since ’45 HontOlMtU ...... UOorm Vanity Monette, Dave Pesos, Bob AU- To PUy Both Ways Dourias Hagen...... UOxm VknKy oehren to melee Coach Bid For* hrto, Dick Lewis and Rog Par­ DeGemmia and Tom Oarey; John Kelley rigno’e club aoUd atrial threat. Alubtekl, by tha way, ■wUl llnSbackers, Bill Baqr>-. Skip Fred Risks Title, 1946 Charlie Robbins, Herb Ste\'enson, Fran Leary .... .26:10 Robert Rourke...... UOenn Froeh large group of seniors, ttwra is "We feel he missed a lot of Ronald Venela ...... UOorm Froah vstaran nuoleua that kiokided trouble ahead for the future. Mike Leach. 1946 ObarUe Robbtns, Tom Oiane, Joe M cCluskey...... 26:09 At Fairigno, Mai Toedt, Wayne action and ia now wvll rested 1947 Joe McCluskey, Bob Knowles, Jess Van Zant...... 25:02 Jay Flanagan ...... Unattached Right now, however, Windham and hi tap shape. He’s a strong Althinigih there ia nothing of- John D r o ^ ...... Unattached Maheu and Biil Smith. OeoiYe poaea trouble enough. fkfial at stake in toe'gome—■ 10:30 Start 1948 Ted Vogel, Fred Schoeffler, George ’Terry ...... 26:03 MoLougblln has proven a cap­ boy, perfectly oapoble of going 1949 Tom CiM e, Fred Schaelfler, John K e lle y ...... 24:48 Paul Larson ...... Wesleyan A.A. Few changes ere eemeoted In both ■ways,” Baytock explained. eoDoept a ■vlctocy Elate, can .24:55 able reptaoement for Willlame the Tribe lineup. ’Tliey will annex the mythl<»l greater By EARL YOST 1950 Fred Schoeffler, John Kelley, John Lafferty ...... James M cD erm ott...... U.B. Coast Guard Academy end, aU In a>, toe vMtora poee “We also lost a good llneback 7 1951 John Kelley, Tommy Crane, Bob Black ...... 24:80 James OouclU ...... Eleotrie Boat A. C. again I(x>k to R G. Lewis and er in John Osborne and have Hartford parochial school cham­ .25:88 WUllam Jhm aitis...... Ooventry Harrieia another in the long kne of Ri ^ "title” Five Mile Road Race will be ..26:84 Soott Maodonough ...... Homlltca OWtaga pener to Oonard, Manchester the air attack. tomoiraw. 1956 Oharlle Dyson, Alan Shaler, Bob Scharf . I turned In faM y g ^ pertocm- "Wlto AhlWokl, Bavler stid off the mark with the 1957 John Kelley, Pete Cioae, Lew Stelglitz .. ..28:69 LeMle Dowd UnortbacMd 'nw Indians wiX be toe un­ ..24:48 Bob Bambeiger •eeaaats lanoes ogalnat Ftatt, Hak and derdogs but ‘With good perform­ greatest "field in history. 1958 Pete Close, Ed McAllister, A1 Oonfalone Hartford Trank CMb iGenUal. deeplta k n l^ all three. ances by all handa are perfect­ The pre-race entry aoared to 1959 Bob Lowe, John Kelley, Russ Bennett .. ..24:18 James Waite .. Bt. John’s A. A. Bob Lowe, Jim Keefe, Larry Damon ...... 24:00 Stephen Conroy aeeaaeae 9t. John’s A. A I’The Oentral defeat was especi- ly capable of pulBng a ti what 172 today, the biggeat ever, 1960 I ally haort-hreaking alnoe the wtU have to be the ”upset of Football Perfectionist and with post-entriea being ac­ 1961 John Kelley, Walt Barker, Larry Damon ,.24:21 Paul Daly ...... St. Jedm’s A. A 1962 John Kelley, Lea Ehler, lA iry Damon . . . ..24:80 Kieman Moran .. at. Jolm’s A. A. I’Mbe seemed to have vtatory the season.” cepted, there could be as many But a late fumble gave A special ceremony is planned as 200 runners, from at least .'.tiirSeaJ Thofnas Mulligan St John's FroUi A A Entries JamM Reynolds . Ithe Brietobtee a brei* andtiiey in memory a t toe lots Preai- a dozen states. In the Ihanks- S t Jolm’s IVoUv A A “dent, John F. Kehtwdy. Also Staubach No. 1 Player givlng sports spectacle over VIC ZWOLAK WILLIAM WILCOX JOHN KELLEY CHARLIE DYSON CHARLIE ROBBINS Sponsors Mlchaai Kennedy St Jolm’s Froah A A. Idhhi’t kt it get ow^. JOE ALUBICKI BARRY SCHECKLEY 1945 a a 4 • • • s Anny A Navy Club—Rea . Hal Davey ...... Unobtaohed ’n o t kMB seemed to take the inohided wtU be musloal offer­ Manchester’s paved streets. Army A Navy Club—Ree Ibeart out of the Rednwn and ings fay bands of both schoolk. Dost Fnllbook Esglo Tnckla Race starts—and finishes—on 1946 .... Patrick Ooneftay Brockton'A. C. ANNAPODIS, Md. (AP)— Roger StaubaiA, Navy’a Main St, opposite School St 1947 .... Army A Navy Club—Ree Gerald Omefrey ...... Bnockton A. C. 1948 .... Army A Navy CXnb—Ree Etite FuolDo...... Brockton A C. OTciting quBrtsrbEck and 1968 Hcisinaii Trophy winner, Sponeone for the 1068 edi­ ■Race Revived with hut Field o f Eight in 1945 1949 .... Army A Navy C2ub—Bee ia a football p ^ e c tio n ia t w ho woricB aa hard keeping hi8 tion, for the lath oomeouttve RtobncdFucfflo...... BroektanAa — Hm Gentile Swapped fot Norm Siehern— Tigers’ lacavazzi 1960 . . . Army A Navy dub—Bee WUHam BbuoUr ...... BrocMon A C. skills sharp as he did in acouiring thecn. year, wIM be Nutmeg ForeM 1961 .... Nutmeg Fore^ TaD Oedan PUB B o a t ...... Brookton A C No. U«, TaH Oedara of L«ba- Nutmeg Foiaet, Tall Oedan Ivy League Aknote any ofteipoan ofteri^ ■■ ' ■ 1962 . . . David Mkitinez ...... Brockton A. O. Tops praottce, he can be seen on tbs oon. All money coHectod tomor­ 1959 .... Nutmeg Fonst, TaO Oedan Rkbaid DU Sotto...... Brockton A C. award from the igwnaorin g row mondng by membeni of ttse Orioles Sacrificing Power fleM woridng todlv*dua»y on Downtown AtWetlc dub te New Town’s Biggest Sports Attraction 1954 . . . Nutmeg Foreat, ThB OedHs Walter Btrangor...... Brockton A C. NEW YORK (AP)—Oosmo TWI Oedan will enter the Nutmeg Foreat, TaU Oedan some phase of fate gome. Yoefc Dec. 4, Che same week 1955 . . . Hugh MoEtoney ...... Unattached lacavasBi, the nation’s leading He may be taking handnflfo ifuroular Dystrophy Reaearch 1956 . . . Nutmeg Forest, TaO Oedan WlUlam Smfth m ...... Hwtford Track CUb he leads the bowl-minded Mid* soorer, oomhines with option under oenter, oharpteiing hte dtaa ggotote m > Army team ha the University of Coimectlcut.'^Ooat of the 26 indivMiual prizes. 1957 . . . Nutmeg Forest, TaU Oedan Rtcliard EBJnakas...... Manobaotar HoROm By EARL YOST ’There were only eight start-*' Nutmeg Foreat, TaU Oedan For More Drive and Hustle spectelite Gory Wood and passing with two or thrss xw- nrada aabamteeas of ao a sopho­ With a break from the weath­ era in the 1927 field, all local nipped two other collegians, three high school and two 1958 . . . Fud Kryalak...... Utmtiachad erman, and partly doudy, bree 1959 . . . Nutmeg Fereet, Tall Oedan WHUom M u r p ^ ...... Booton A. A passer Archie Robeits to head­ oateera who otsyod to run afsw more late year. Nineteen years ago, in men, the same number as in Alan Shaler of Hamilt(m College thzae-man team awards, plus Nutmeg Forest, Tell Oedan ------g> more pottsma, or sprinting to ay and cooler weather la pre­ 1964. First it was Joe Mc­ and Bob Scharf of ’Trinity in the toe ftill oourae turkey dinners 1960 . . . W l^ Gagnon ...... HartfOed’Track Ctab line the 1968 Ass(xfiated Preas fitsMbach. whose preoltioa 1945, several men repre­ 1061 . . . Nutmeg Forest, T bO Oedan , BALTIMORE (AP) — AM-Ivy League footbeiH team buBd \g> wind for tboae loping, poasee, Houdtoi ea(»pes from dicted, race ofttctals eocpeot an­ Cluskey, Manchester’s favorite closest race in history. offered all runners, is covered Rlcbard Novak ...... New London Hontars easy luna titet are ao deceptive other crowd between 10,000 and senting th^ Manchester by receipts from the attractive 1962 . . . Nutmeg Foreat, TMI Oedan Robert Russell ...... Central Otxm. A A The Baltimore Orioles, will- announcad today. tacklen and oorambilng luns N son and ita greatest contribu­ Thirtsen times old Amos and have desnoUshed meny 13,000 to view the event Army & Navy Club met in tion to the world of sports, who Kujala competed. Tlie Boston advertising souvenir pragtam David Buddington ...... Bortxm A. A ling to sacrifice power for ’Tom Spangenberg, Dort- have mode fakn one of the mote David Murphy ...... UnatbaolMd enemy defenass thte faK. enr/rifing playerB to college Pre-Rooe Favor! tee a dim ly lit room a t thQ held the spotlight and generat­ A.A. veteran, now deceased, 'Ihere win be youngsteia com­ consistent hitting and hus- mouto’s heavily taped halfback, Kle favorite paattdme during peting who have found no use Mapped First Course in 1927 Don Fby ...... BontonAA along with OorkU quarterback football, reacted with typical Pre-raoa favorlteo wM be Main dt. clubhouse and ed Interest among Silk ’Town- last ran in 1969 when he was tie, have swapped moody summer leave is pasting a foot- little Johnny Kelley, the Gro­ talked siMut reviving the an­ ers, enough so that they got 69 years of age. Kujala finished for a razor as y'St, i4us gray Ronald Andrash...... Unattached Wood and Yale tackle Peiry modesty to annmumsmertt of beards and men who have lost Dick Blight...... Vlllanova Frosh slugger Jim Gentile to the Wlckabrom are repeat perform- beU with friends to keep in the award. ton Bnglhdi teadher, defending nual Five Mile Road Race on out to view the event. McClus­ all 18 races despite his advanc­ tinapa champion and a six-time win­ ’Ihsnksglving morning. There key. winner of 25 National loiig ed age. He was always a solid their hair years ago. School­ . MUa Zerko ...... VUlanova Froah Kansas City Athletics In ex- eni. Wood te a rare three-time life Treasnre ner. Kelley, generally recogid^ was oonsidenyble cigar and cig­ distance championships, 13 favorite with the tiunuands of boys, oc^egians and dub run­ Wigren Key Figure Bteya Ball ...... VUlanova Froah I ohange for Norm Biebsra. steectlon. "You’d think be waa a kkl “Tlie Helsm an Trtphy to arette smoke shove the round times a member of the United spectators along the race route. ners. ’Ihere will be badteiora, A1 AAuns ...... Ubattached The Orioles hod to sweettn Fullback lacavazzi is the jun­ trying to moke the team in- somethh^ you hear abwt ia ed as tlw nation’s No. 1 long Jkn O r r ...... VlUanova A A teesd of being one of tha best distaaoe runner, also holds the table as the men diacueaed the States AAU All-America track Tragedy struck in 1966 when married men and grandfathers, I the pot with $25,000 in cash to ior aeronautical engineering hfgh school and suddenly It hap­ raoe, whiUege point-makers through a few extra wind ■T owe It to evenyone,” he fall over during a heavy wind By EARL YOST Richard Sohauster ..... 9t. John’s Prop andlionrve runs during toe peust sprints after practloe. soc-Mailne, from VUlanova Uni- proper time, following World Actually, when Mcauskey and died the next day in a Hart­ Kenneth NechMilo...... Unattached with 78. ’The other two mem­ said, oiiUng ooachm from grade War Q, to try and bring the ford hospital. storm. ’Ihe scantily-clad nm- Itneo seasons. bers of the powerful, onoe-beat­ Yesterday the Hetanan trophy s(dKX>l through 'Wayne Hardin venslty, who yesterday won the “retired” from the Manchester ners 'wnttl be from a dozen dlf- Fellow who mapped out the first coarse for a Five Alan Bartlett...... Bristol Eastern For the Abhletios, obrlving raoe back into focus. race, to allow someone else a As an added attraction, sever­ en TTgere landing berths are Board took him out of the dose and also the Navy teammates NOAA OosB Country title, fer^vt states. Mile Road Race in Manchester back in 1927, Pete W i»- BHl Bracken...... Unattached I mlgMMy to odd power to their of “one of the best” It noted adding to the lOiA Ocas Ooun- The green kgtit was given chance to win, interest drop^d al young women, headed lay Miss Robert Shsenbauer...... SpartonAO. tackle BdO GuecM and guard ■who have thrown so many ’There 'wfil be men, and boya, ren, beloved retired Manchester High track and croei attack. It was toe second major Ren Bonomo. the long-tegged Otoctaneti, Ohio, fakwks for him and gotten up to try crown he annexed the pre­ and the group of men, headed almost overnight. Following the Julia Chase, attempted to Join from ail walks of hfe ki the Paul Phinney...... Central Ooon A. A 1934 race, the ’Turkey Day race the field in 1960 and 1961. Turn­ country coach, ia still connected with the holiday attrac­ deal 4n the past eight days. On juntor ttie mote outstandtog (Mi- throw them again os he s(vanip vious weak, will bear plenty by Russ and Bob Hathaway, Starting field ’niursday. Rl(^iard LeJlberte...... Manchester Hazrien May 18, the A ’a sent second Harvard, Which goes into the lege football player in the coun­ of watching. Zwotock la touted Don Hemingway, Pete Wigren was dropped. ed down in I960, Miss Chase, tion. Today, toe tall, slender^ ^ final weekend with chance to bled to set up a posa or take Man(kieater, Conn., USA, will Robert Crandall...... New London High baseman Jerty Lumpe and a try. as the No. 1 oc^ege cross ooun- and the writer, decided to go After the second World War, JOE McCLCSKEY and two other girls, Chris Mc­ Wigren is toe race director, the John MuUane...... Unattached win or Share the Ivy League off on an unbelievable run. Charlie Robbins was one of toe Kenzie and Diane LeChausse, be a busy place ’Thanksgiving No. 1 position among officials, pitchers Ed Raloow and Dave In leading Na'vy to No. 2 na­ He to inanensely popular with V Iry runner in the United States. ahead and place the Five Mile title and Dartmouth, which three (xicasions and gained one ran “ for exercise’’ in 1961 and morning before the festive din- Akm S ie g e l...... SimrtanA.Swrtan C. Wtokerahani to Detroit ki ex- tional ranldng and an 8-1 sea­ George Oonefrey, a 30-year- Road Race back on the aporta biggest names in road and dis­ ner table is invaded. The Five for the 1963 event ’This year’s Andrew' ilton College (MuM gain a shore of the his teammates, many of whom tance ruiming in toe E ast.^- third and one fourth placement all three finished, several com­ running will mark toe eighth Hamlltoi ohange for aHugger Rocky Obla- son which 'Will be oUmaxed to have asked him to autograph old flyer from Whitman, Mass., calendar.' The aponsors were Mile Road Raoe bos long ago Richard Mbel'ey • e e a a e e Spartan A. ®. I'vlto end plbcber Bob Anderson. crown it won outaight in 1962. the Army & Navy Club and though a Bolton resident, ^ b - in other tiries. ’The Fitch High, pleting the course in less time time Wigren has been cast in Each pilaoed two men. a poalponed game with Army pdlctures to send to trismte, and who wtU compete luinttactasd. than it took several male en­ acquired Big League status. Philip Jordan ...... UnattachedUnattact Plan Further Trades Dec. 7, be has rotted up 1,738 n d a faU, Ooneft'ey, fourth here the ManI St. Jba Berardy...... Central Vanity ty management, Friday the runners passed their homes, day’s race. ’The ’63 trot will be years. renumeration in dollars and Augle Grace...... Central Vanity He te only the third junior to ever seen, was os pleased am bis have po^ed importng records 'nils isn’t the case anymore. the 18th In 19 years for the prac Other Olympic squad mem­ Top Recognition Igzhnod and said, “Not tf they win the 29-year-old trophy. ’The quartetheck. "I don’t know of cents. DanM W ood ...... Wesleyan A A IWt.” batter led the bklb In two un­ yesra Itae oeme ’way,” the coloo 'Gansett Refiumeo this faU in htterooDegiate oom- No akigie athletic event in Ucing M.D., who also annexed bers who have competed in .’The one-day sports presenta- Wigren wasn’t just another ’Tom Shoefer ...... UK. Ooost Guard Acadwny othere were FeMx (Doc) Btanch- anyone 'who has deserved X peUtion. Manchester draws more atten­ Gmtile had soma dUIfkndty official departments—breaking fill athlete eald. “I had two 11 National long distance titles Manchester since 1946 include tiion never a/^teved toe recogni­ coach. He was a great one. David Fauro^ ...... U.S. Coast Guard Aoadomy good years, but when you have ard at Army in 1946 and Dook more,” he said, o ■ Two farmer winners due tion or spectator support than Gordon McKenzie, Ted Vogel, tion it receives now during its I doing jute, tost during the pete his bat deliberately after strik­ PAWTUCKET, R. I. (API— during his 26-year career. Fantastic Record Richard Wipta ...... Unattached > ing' out and falling to run out a bad year everything shows Horse racing, canceled Friday Walker at Southern Methodist Statiboch is Hardto’s second back are Chsitie Robbins, who the holiday mtnning run over Next came Pete Close, a Dick Hart, Nick Costes, Jesa first birth and early years, from 'ITie records aohdeved by his AUui Oovtello...... Unattached I trwo seasons. After a great 1961 in 1948. Neither repeated hi hte Helsman winner In three years. romped home first in 1945 and 1927 to 1934. Today toe Five laison;; whan he tnugged 46 g^rounders and fly balls. up.” when President John F. Ken­ the town’s paved streets. For Manchester High lad who put Van Zant, and National cham­ teems 'were fontaotic, to say Jeff GaHoway ...... Wesleyan Frosh Gentile admitted he dhcbi’t get nedy 'was assassinated, resumed senior year, Halfback Joe BelNno, who won 1946 and Charlie Dyson, the the fifth oonsecuitive year St. John’s University In Brook pions Old Johnny Kelley, Les Mlleir is the se(XHid biggest the least. Chrla R utterue...... Loomis School Ihonvera, drov« bi 141 runs and Gentile, who said he was The 21-year-old Midshipman It in 1960, was the first Navy 1956 champ. Robbins Aviiil - be prestige road raoe event tn the I batted .802, Gentile had slipped “sorry to leave after the type along very well with BlUy today at. Narraganstet Park there wtil be more than 100 lyn on the track map. Close be PawBon, Johnny Lafferty, Bob Overall, Wigren - coached Daniel McLeon ...... Himtttoo OoUege Hitchcock, who ■was fired after with a 10-Toce card. te scheduled to receive the player ever to gate the honor. oompeting for the 18th time in starters in the field that an­ came the second Manchester Vinton, a local lad who flashed East, being topped only by the teems won 61 cbampkHiahlps, PE’TE WIGREN Riohabd C arlson...... Oonard High to ,261. and .218 the past two of year T hod,” indiooted his ot- 19 years. famed Bo^on Marathon on Pa­ yeona His home run output tiiitude had nothing to do 'with two yeama os Oiicle manager swers the gun at 10:30 on native to gain a spot on the first at Manchester High and 84 in track and 27 in orosa Alan Bedell ...... Manchester HartUni and been replaced by former 'Tod Corbitt from New York Main St., apposite School St Olympic track sqiMid, earning a then Georgetown University and triot’s Day In Boston. ask mors than to U'v* in Bolton Iswrreooe Campbell ..... OonardHigh I dropped to S3, and then 24. his performance. City, a former CHympian, will I (XMintry. Included among Um big Cioach Hank Bauer for next No longer are there qnky a berth on the 1960 squqd in the Bob Black. Today the raoe gets national years were 19 perfect winning and got to achooi in Manches­ ’Ihomaa Greene ...... Unattaebsd ’Ihe 29-year-old left-handed “All I know te, I played U be maiking his debut. Now 43, handful of spectators. filnoe 1,600 meteor in Italy. MeC}M- Numerous Highlights publicity, plus t ^ (x>verage ter where Pete Wigren was EAvard Bean ...... UnatteOhed _ sestem. Corbitt hu been a leading road seaeons. He retired ki 1964. "I think Bauer oan transform Service Game Set Dec. 7, 1958, more than 10,000 turned key, a Fordham Unlver^ There have been numerous from tiw piads, raxto and tele- An could be expected, Wigren track and cross country coach. George Bote ...... ’TrinttyA. A lunner for years. grad, competed in the 1932 hl^hUgjits 8uid even tragedy con­ 'vieian corps. Even winning national titles this team into a real pennant out on esw2i ’Ihanksgiving ImII- Pe t e c l o s e tiad some pretty fair runnen Haxry Kenrick...... BostonA.A contender, and ttiait’a one resaon Johnny Kelley, the eider, re­ day to watch the thin-clads in Games in Los Angeles and in nected itith the Five Miler. One Old timers like to recall toe wasn’t more satisfaction than Edmund N orria...... BostonA.A. \Wilson Helped Stop Giants^ ported today that he wouM be 1936 in Berlin. He missed by of the high spots, was Joe Mc- sm'iling Iristunan, Joe McCfius- during his long tenure with the I’m soiry to go,” Gentile said. action. Red and White. His most, fa- running behind Fran Lear^on Stephen Howard ...... Loomis ScIkmI a unable to compete due to U- only seconds of gaining a spot Cluskey’s feat of (mn|ng back key, and his twother, John, who Pate’s championship cross eoun- Rodney Ord ...... Spartan A. Cl “ Hank (twrioutey toought he To Be Dedicated to JFK Reas. Weather No Handicap in the 1948 Geunes. in 1947 16 years after ^ }ast won that first raoe back hi Sports Viewing Iroous pupil waa ShuMHn’ Joe try teams in 1936-87.” \Named NFL Player of Week (xxild handle Siebem---- ” Deepite below freeafaig tem­ I MoOluakey, wtw become world Murray RondoU ...... Unattached - to tlm^lacking a top-fll|^t opponent for Men FYom It States No (H ie man has dominated triumph, to lead the field in 1927, and the Indian, E&Uson One of the biggest thrills in Gena Gosa ...... Bristol Easteni “We are aware that public NEW YORK (.^) _f>Orange Bow 1 and L8U peratures and a heavy rain famous before hanging up hUi Bluebonnet Bowl. the unbeaten and untied Long^ Bntirles have been received the Five' Miler as has Little chalking up hfs fourth victory {Tar»an) Brown fhom Wester- THANKSGIVING DAY Wigren’a life came in 1956 when ’Tom H a r t...... U. S. Navy reaction may be mixed.” General Army and Navy will meet last year, 116 runners started Johnny Kelley, out of Boston here. ty, R. I., but the modern era spiked 8hc«s. Pets Cloee, kke NEW YORK (AP) Y. A.'^Luke Owens also were great on Mlainsger Lee MacPhsdl of the The Thanksgiving Day pro­ horns. from men hailing from 12 12 noon—Packen vs. Lions he was presented a Gold Key Phillip Kenny ...... Umkttschsd ” in their traditional foot­ states, aiU New Kngland states, out and all 116 finished. 'The University and a veteran Bos­ No (Hie who has followed the thlnliis of the Kelleys and Rob- Channel 8 McCSiiskey, Was later a 'United by the Coimectlcut Sports James Halcloanen Unabtaohed Tittle took great pride in his defense in the Cardinal victory, Orioles aadd. “Gentile waa pop­ gram qnd this Saturday’s sched­ Meanwhile, Illinois and Michi­ pilue Pennaylvamia, New York, inclement weather of a year ago ton A.A. competitor. ’The de­ race closely since 1946 will ever b4ns’ who have gained the spot­ 8 p.m.—Texas vs. Texas Btsites CMymplc team mendier. Writers’ Alliance. . Dennis Lynch ...... Unattached record of only four interceptions Don Hultz, Minnesota’s rookie ular with a lot of people here, ball battle— but a week lat­ ule, Including many key games gan State prepared for their Big New Jero^, Viriginia, Florida, broke a spell of 16 consecutive fending champion, Kelley has forget the 1956 finish in which light in the Silk Town run. A A M oiiarlie Robblna was another of A native of Lowell, Maas., WtUlam Yetke ...... Unattached in the first 10 games played by from Southern Methodist, also well he tftMuld be. He hod a lot er than scheduled — and that were postponed from last Ten clash, a Thanksgiving Day Pete’s boys who gained na­ week due to the assassination of and Georgia.-The old record for ’ThankegivlngB in which oondi- won no less than six times but (me second separated the ’The Road Raoe is a 100 per Channel 8 Wigren graduated from Wes­ Obwles Hunter...... North Medford Chib the New York Giants. Then Sun­ was a caindidate for top honors to do with making Baltimore a will bring down the curtain battle that will fill one of the pre-race entries was 164. tlone were ideal. Only ki the here, an all-time record. And in times of the first three rumiers oent benefit. No one, inoIu(Ung 8 p.m.—Bronchos vs. Chiefs tional reoogniUt, l90-jrounder goal in the fourth peri(xl. Bluebonnet Bowl bid. . postponement appeared. It ia be­ tain before and during the race consecutive year of profiting Doc Robbtns. 'Thanksgiving Day race one 08 part of a seven-player deal lieved the sentbnent to the Pen­ mx)gram is the meeting between Attractive aouvenirs wui be the event. Under Cedars’ spon­ "I don’t see how anyone could stamped with much clau. George lately ...... North Medford Club with goixl speed an(T quick Bart Starr’s return as quar­ The Army-Navy game will be Texas and arch rival Texas hands. In hla hlg^ achooi days terback of the Green Bay Pack­ wtikki sent Roger Maois to pushed back to Dec. 7 — Pearl tagon for (»ncelIatlon of the preaented all runneni by the sorship, all money collected Wally Farber ...... North Medford Club New Torit. Bauer was Siebeni’a game, plus the lengthening of A*M plus games involving bowl ’TaJi Cedars. each year on race day has been Sigmund Podlosny...... North Medford Club at Rigby, Idaho he waa a full­ ers was an outstanding develop­ Harbor Day — In deference to hopefuls Syracuse and North back. At Utah he was a half ment in the Packers’ 28-10 vic­ manager at Kansas City during the memory of the late Presi­ the regular scheduled by a week Race heaidquerteiv wtil be turned over to the Muscular Ralph Burchmann...... Spartan A, C. the 1962 season. may rule out a bowl trip for (Carolina. The Orange, who meet Dystrophy Fund for Research. Mika B u rk e...... Spartan A, C. back. The interceptions were tory over San FYanclsco. Starr dent Kennedy. The Pentagon Notre Dame in New York, could aet up ki the £ast Side Rec on Rockville'Opens Court Schedule threw one touchdown pass and Siebem, 30, and also a left- Navy. School St. All oontaatants have Manchester, for years, thanks Paul Hose ...... Spartan A C. his third and fourth of the sea- said the Kennedy family inter­ wind up in the Gator Bowl Arthur Dulong ...... Spartan A, C. S(M1. .directed the club to three more handed batter, hit 16 homers vened so that the annual service It also may rule out a t(q> been invited to a full oourse to the expert coaching of track and drove in 83 runs with a .272 match-.up in the Cotton Bowl. again.st the Tar Heels, who are and cross country teams by opening basketball game of rives Dec. 13 when E O. Hmitv. Charles Lang ...... Spartan A C . The Cardintes didn’t take ad­ scores. classic would not be canceled. at Duke. turkey dinner, complimenls of the area sidiolastic season is vlsite toe Hilltop gym. vantage of the first interception , Dick Bass and Ben Wilson Bvsrage late season. He was Promoters said Tuesday they the sponsors. Pete Wigren at Manchester Donald May ...... SpartonAO. The official statement said: will wait until after the Dec. 7 The Saturday schedule will scheduled - tomorrow night at Daniel Fsrn^des Spartan A C. —both came in tha third period ground it out for Los Angeles desDribed by MacFhall as “a Present ation o f awards wSt High School, was knowm as a gioad hustler azid battler, with “Consideration was given to schedule, presumably to get fill the West Coast Rose Bowl ‘track town.” Wigren, current 8:15 when Rockville meets the 165. Ralph Bushmann . Sparton A. & —but tfasv went in to score after to a 17-16 upset at Baltimore, entry and two Oranra and Su­ be made ' at the FYanklln Alumni at the RHB gym. A UMtUched WUaon picked off a Tittle pass won by Lany Villanueva’s field an onoeUsnt attitude.” cancelati(» of the game. How­ Navy’a decision. Their second Btdldlng by Acting Mayor race director, and also one of Paul Phinney H I ...... * ever, Preoldnit Kennedy’s fami­ choice is Pitt, which also plays gar bowl spots.. Auburn could the men who conceived the idea preHm hetimen two jayvee ptfaiaira^BragaoB -atytfWdHlgh on the Giants >0 and ran It back goterNorm Snegd eomplatod 10 -BteFeipl <>tiiier (ihibs expressed Franfc Stamler. > i Spprts Schedule totoreot to Gentile, but Stehern ly reiiuested that the game be that Saturday, against Penn grab an Orange berth with a to hold a race on ’Turkey Day dubs is sohedided at 7. to the 19. Bill Triplett scored on of 28 passes for 210 'yards and victory over Alabama, another WUbert Hadden M serving the second play, breaking a Bob Khayat kicked two field byi; far represented the best, played. TTie game will be dedi­ State.. aa general chairman’ for the bock in 1927, boaated a fan­ 1 " # Shgtectod to per form witfa the NBA SCORES ’TUESDAY’S FIGHT cated to his memory.’’ Pitt, however, does not have bowl hopeful, while Mississippi' tastic wlrmlng record when he Grads are Greg WtiHatoia Don Thursday, Wiw. 28 10-10 tie. goals in Washington’s 18-10 de­ propoeltdcn we got,” MacFhall ’Ibtf Cedsn. Attiaotive sou OhMinnati 128, San Prancteoo said. ‘We have been talking The announcement further to wait until its final game to likely will be Sugar Bowl, host retired. Harrison and Lou Fairari of Annual fivo-jpu# road race, Joe Robb, the Cards’ big de­ cision over Philadelphia. with a victory over Mississippi , vanir pirograms win be die- 112 fensive end, and rookie ^ara Frank I^an returned to com­ oftmut tlite trade Ifor months scrapibled a puzzling major col­ make a decision —and might Some of WIgren’a' greatest .last y ^ a (dub phis BMp Olon- 10:80 a.m. , NSW YORK — Vinoe Shomo^ be agreeable to an offer from State. \ tributad before the race along runners, who became national der, Tim Foby, Bemie ArcUvy, Azuetes 119, Now Yotk Silas pirt on a rush that smpthr mand as raeveland quarterback and ok n o ^ nrade it before the lege bowl'toicture currently filled the rout# of travti. 148, Torit, outpo'jtied in at oom tbrM spots — top- another „ major bowl. If Pitt A Mississippi State victory, on flgurea, also had a big hand in BOoh Sotimw; CHtt Wwards Memos4al FMd, 11 ajp . m S!". orsd Tittle when he was trying and connected with 18 ot M tor toBKto' dnariline late June 15 to Tom ny W litttiia 102 yards t o y 97-17 Victory osar rankM T fia s to toe Gotten Bowl goes elaenvben. then Navy de- the other hand, probably would giving the Five Mile Road Race and Toner Pcrwjpiwrirs t t eactisr UiBw fiispentitey to psoo to tha oios- a ttarao-aray deol ttm i also tor cltoee, the Cotton Bowl wfll be bring toe Bulldogti toa Mrtb. FLORAL — CUngw CBnPUD- the lift It needed from a local sir to tk Duo. l i tog totontoi. Don Bnnxun and voOvod Has Ghtoago W hits Booc.” MVfntlHraiilnd Nebraaka to the fla 4T0, Mlaa Hgyas 464.. sta m ^ ln t Couroe Runners W ill Follow Humlugiving M omingi >*®«*wnia na Ahwwl • yyn. tj- . • , ' I : . r

aJANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHES^^R, COMN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 196t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1963 PAGE THIRTEBN f a g b t w e l v e AjNU’tments— Flats— Apurtment^Flat»-« By PA6ALT and SHORTEN For Solo 72 Houmb For Sale 72 fa in tin g — Papering 21 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tenemeuts <8 TetieiMBto . 68 Houm s For SiW 72 HooflM For Solo 72 Coventry Hospital Notes VBRMON — Just over Manehes- PAINTINO — FIVE room nvB ROOM modeta e^art- VERNON—Older 6-room Oape, BOI/PON - ROOT* 15. Tre­ MANCHESTER — 6 room cape, WEST GBWrtOR St — 4 rooma, tar Una., lik e new o% room one ca r garage, oU hot w ater Rail Unions Test visiting hours an 8 to 8 ft o b ranches and capes for $60. T V W / w / r r t v cjommeociais wtcm - AND. -NO MONDIS LATER^ OOMC OUT m ent, 8 bedrooina, Wteihrs^ > v- porch, garage, dining room. mendous buy, five room ex­ Churches Slate first floor, furnace, $75. 648- laneh. 1% baths, tniUt-ln Itltch- Early occupancy. Asking |ll,- pandable ranch with breese- heat, nicely shrubbed lot, good to a ll areas, e x ce p t ma$arnH|| CLASSIFIED Trim and paint extra. Also, TMEIB PRSPUCTB AS ABSOLOTELV THE wrm THE * NEV/, IMPROVED'^ VERSION f Ing fooin» garage) cantMUy Ib- an ■ with dinette, fireplace. scraping. 742-8101. 6338, 8 4 . 900., T o n i^ n -A gen cy, 61I- way and garage,, basement lot location. O n ly $14,600. S. A . Holiday Services wberd they a n 8 to 4 p.m., OiM “ LIVING E N D " - cated , $105 m onthly. J . D. Hayas Agency, 64$-480S. 6821. B eechler« Agent, 643‘ 6968. 6:96 to 8 p.m. and privato nom a FOUR ROOM FLAT, amend Realty, 6414138. lOOkSM, trees. Only $16,900. T. PAINtlNO, EXTERIOR and In­ V M -N E R ff ClOfCTniL, J. Chdokett Realtor, 648-1877. Job Cut Decision w h e n they a n 16 o .m . to 8 floor. Ideal fb r newtywsda, $80. terior, paperhanging, wall­ O W JK- rn£ p tK fK T BOAmAHefUO. o r - BEAUnPUL 8BMI-RANCa _ _ _'P______.1 BOLTON —>MUST Sell. Large *’ItasAaglvtag wiH be ofawrvad p.m. Visitor* on reqnootod not LAPIES! ru t m P * 88 North St ANDOVER — 5 rooma, haat, hot ADVERTISING paper removed, dry wall work. /eOOK n n IMKO^»gNTf euMK-^ MM§i GUUm AT LAST--i rr u rp - 6 rooms, 3 baths, beautiful MANCHESTER - I bedroom L custom 6 room Ranch, 3>Mr a t Second Oongregettoml to smoke In patients’ rooms. No water, stove, fireplaoa, lane heated rec room, fireploced ranch, dining room, fireplace, garage, 14x34 living room with Ohuroh toaagr a t $ p m . w*Ah (OMittniied treaa Page One) Reasonable rates. Fully In­ m u ^iTAMItJ "5 * - 7Wg OHLi SOAP PlAKf^ tu tp a o p u cr DELUXE LARGE 8H rom bath, $116. 7434735. M anchester mon.^tiian two vlstton at ono sured. 648-0658, Joseph P . iou CM tAT, WHiLB m nn6 m t a Uvlng room, new woU-to-woII premlinn location,' full base­ fireplace, 12x18 kitchen, form­ the R«v. Jamas H. AmsUng, .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS iOU*VESS&J duplex apartment, heat, not J Schedule Heavy time per patient. L ew la m t£ MACMm AIT rue LAUHOS-O-MAirf^ oorpetlng Including haUwagrs, ment, forage, patio, wall-to- al oining room, large level lot, pastor, using "Thanksgiving In But other provisions ^ the law 8 A«M« to 5 P.M. w A rrm p on f- water, appliances, pariclng. dishwasher, new aluminum trees, omeslte drive, nice real- expire Fab. 36 and could lead Sm cK UP TOPA^l AdulU. immediata occupancy. Famished Apartmealu ^ A QUICK OCCUPANCY wall. carpeting, dutoiAaUc a Woidd of Btotm" os his t^ic. At Rec Centers Fatients Today: 880 [SiiHK awnings, 3 blocks from Main washer and drjrer, disposal, dential section. Only $19,500. Ilw IVtooe of Poaos Luthsrsn to a new strike threat if there ADMITTED YESTERDAY! E X P E R T PAINTING and 648-6760. la no agreement on other issues COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AOVT. rauHicl THREE and four-room baated St. Just move In-nno remod* reasonable. Owner < 645-8898 or Lawrence F. Fiono. Realtor, Ohuroh wM have a oerrice Theodore Lata, East Hartford; paperhanging. 528'4015. eling dbeessary. 819,900. Chll 646-5335. 645-3766. CSutrles N icholson, Thanksgiving Day at 10:16 a.m. such as wages. H m recreation deportment ITONDAT raroAT 10:80 A.M.-SATimDAT • AJ«. SIX ROOM duplex, 8 large bed­ apartments, furnished, eUldren $8,900 assumes present Mrs. Elizabeth Modin. Id Por­ welcome. GJirfleld 84038. ow ner, 649-6661. 742-6664. Ihosa ottOMllng will brin g Union spokesman H. E. Gil­ announoes that all recreation NEW GAME for Manchester rooms, ons car garage, cen­ 4% « mortgage, large 7% TUNNEL ROAD, Vernon. 10 ter St.; Mrs. Margaret Borot, 47 tra l heating. 878-7862. osnned goods to be given to bert .said the railroads' proposal oenterls will be in fuU owing Chestnut St.; Mrs. Mary Tomas, Herald • customers. Tou buy APARTMENT NICIBLT fur­ room epllt level, i% baths, $12,200 — MANCRBSTBR. At­ additional aores may be pur­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD the paint, you name your price, the Brooks FWnm Lutheran Or- to “cut pay $81-8 per cent” by East Hartford; Boyd Smitii Jr., ______ROOk FLAT, first floor, nished, Including all utilities, bullt-liT kitchen, formal tractive 8 room Cape, large chased with this unusual 5% Lots For Sale 73 changing the wage structure is over this weekend. OtaMifled or “Wont Ad»" are taken over the Phon® we do your painting. Ceilings, F fitlR dlnlnf room, family room, kitchen, plenty of cabinets, pranoge in Wost Roxbury, Mesa, Enfield; Byron West, RFT> 2, eentnd location, heat and hot ample parking, IVi rooms. .373 room ranch on high 1% acre not a secondary issue to the Friday night features will be Maveolenoe The advorUeer ehoald read hl» ad the FIRST walls, trim, floors. Outside garafe, one half acre lot, ceramic bath, garage. 138x165. lot 3-car garage, cellar, fire TWO BUILDINO lots, prime lo­ ^ is is a Sunday School projooi. Rockville; Mrs. Julia Zradtti, and REPORT ERRORS In time for the water furnished, one year M ain. John Kioto and Owon 8. IVaak unions. the Junior High Dajrces at the Columbia; FYank DeCiantia 893 w ork. 649-7863, 876-8401. • WITM city water and sewers, anx­ Carlton Vf. HutchlM, Realtw, p la ce, oU heat, $14,900. R obert cation, city utilities. PhUbrick We*t Side rad Community Y huerUon. The HeraM is responsible for only ONE Incor­ li lease. Call 648-6048, between A gen cy, 649-8464. hav* been named oo-choirmen (Congress left wages and some Porter St.; Mrs. Maiy Marr, ious, owners asking $ , ., 5494183. « 6-8:80 p.m. BEDROOM AND KltchaU, fur­ 18 600 Wolverton Agency. Realtor, from 7:30 to 9:30. • Duplicate rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only nished, lor two adults, tawtudes 648-9883. of the Lutheran Oiuroh’s every >ropoeed work rules changes to Columbia: Phyllis Rivon), Boot ».605*ai FOREST STREET - Large 10- >e settled by negotiations be­ Bridge Club will meet in the to the extent of a "make grood” Insertion. Errors which do not Electrical Services 22 gas, electricity, private bath, member -visit schedulad Sunday. Hartford: Scott Gtoffnoy, 487 THREE ROOM l^)artment eec- room house, 5 bedrooms, 4% W YLLY8 STREET — 340 foot Senior CUizens room of the lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by heat and hot w ater. OaU 648- GREEN AREA — 4 hedtoom T he Catholic Church’ s tween the unions and the 195 C enter St.; Herm an L o ri, 94 FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt ond floor, heat and hot water. LAWRENCE F. FIANO baths, excellent condition. Ideal fron U ge, 643-7444. railroads involved in the dis­ former Cheney Tech Building Spruce St.; Mrs. Barbara Story, "m ake good” Insertion. 7686. ranch, 1% baths, Uvlng boom Hwriksgrtvtog Clothing Oollec- service on all types of elec­ Phone 648-0868. location. Owner 548-7444. fireplace, full basement, at­ tion wlB oonctode tomorrow. pute. beginning at 7:45, and in the Ea.rt Hartford. R ealtor 64S-r66 same building on the third trical wiring. Licensed and In­ ATTRACnVB 8 room furnished tached l^ ra g e . Just $18,900. Articles may still be brought Gilbert told J. E. Wolfe, chief ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. TOOR COOPERATION WILL sured. Wilson Eilectrical Co.,', SIX ROOM D U PLEX, oU heat, MANCHESTER—Stx-roora SpUt- Wanted— Real Estate 77 flo o r the Teen C enter -win be DIAL 643-2711 garage, central, available De­ apartinent. Private Mitruaeas. G barles N icholson 743-6864 Level, deep, landscaped lot, Warren B. Howland, Realtor, today to the church tadi cf ftt. railroad negotiator, he hoped Mary Boucher, Ckivontry. BE APPRECIATED M anchester, 649-4817. G laston­ 648-1108. open from 7 to 11. Scheduled cem ber 1. T el. 648-7069 o r 648- Parking. Adults. Apply 306 Au­ garage, uUUty room, rec room, SELLING YOUR HOUSE? Call Mary’s Ohuroh on School ftt. Wolfe would now “get down to BIRTH3 YESTERDAY: A bury, 643-1388. tumn, 1 p.m. • 7:80. B riefs negotiations” to eliminate any sw im periods -will be held at 8313. 3 full baths, fireplace, oU hot an independent broker# Joseph the FJast Side pool as usual on daughter to Mr. rad Mrs. MOVE RIGHT IN — Lovely 1 Barth, 649-0820. The League of Wranen Voters renewal of a strike threat. w ater heat, $10,600. R obert room Garrison Colonial, cen­ Friday evening. George Jordan. 14 Nolll Rd., NEW 6 ROOM apartment, sec­ have slated a oovored dish rup- Wolfe replied that if the un­ Rockrille; a daughter to Mr. Floor Finishing 24 JtPP KLAPPBA Businesa LocatiMMi OARRX80N COLONIAL - 6 Wolverton Agmcy, Realtor, ter hall, 1% baths, 3-zone heat, Tnibis Rsaching Osr Advertitw? 104— gastt^Mf. 1 ond floor, loaded with extras, 645-9882. per at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 9 aA Um ions did not cooperate In the Saturday morning the reg­ and M rs. W illiam Thurston, 16 For Rent 64 rooms. First floor consists of garage, cloee to public and Booth - Dimock Memorial Ll- ular sw im m ing classes -will be FLOOR SANDING and re- SAM MATtO.CAL. g a ra M and parking, $126 parochial rahoole, shopping. BUYING OR SELLING negotiationi, "we will be liack 3. Alton St. flnlshlng (specializing In old­ larfe family room with half VERNON CIRCLE Area — 6% brairy for memhere and nen- held at the East Side Recrea­ m onthly. J . D . R ealty, 648- BUILDINO 60x40 sottabto lor This Is the hbme you have been where we were in August with BIRTHS TODAY: A son to er floors). Waxing floots. 6129. bath, modem kitchen with room ranch, basement garage, members Intereeted In work of tion Center from 10 to noon, M-Hwr AHtwtring Service Storage, B-1 zom, BneUand bullt-lna, Including Tappon 400 looking for for your family In "Handlinf of Bolton Homes the nation disturbed.” Mr. and Mrs. Wayno Dunphy, Painting. Ceilings. Papertiang- section. 648-8468, fireplace, combinations, budlt the league. Gilbert, president of the AFL- followed by the boys and girls 48 Bunce Dr.; a son to Mr. rad FAIRFIBLO STREET—Duplex, range, dinlrw room, living ins, very clean. Early occupan­ a fine neighborhood. Priced In A Specialty” Junior Ltfe Saving clames. h^. No Job too small. John Help Wanted—^Male 36 Garden— Farm— ^Dairy Rooms Without Board 59 low twenties. Call Mrs. Ihe Coventry 4-H Designs dO Brotherhood of Lococotive Mrs. Vernard Duntz, Tolland. V erfaille, 649-5760. 6 rooms, garage, oil furnace. DESIRABLE OFFICES, 100% room with Anploee. Second c y . Tongren A gracy, 84S-6S31. and Dess aria Chib has complet­ Saturday evening wih feature Free ie HeraM Reederc floor — 4 bedrooms, plus fuU Susanne Shorts, 648-8886, J. Firemen and Englnemen, and DISCHARGED TESTER- 2 Products 50 Quiet adults or smaH family. location, heat; janitor, parking. ed a oommunity project of mak­ the roller skating program con­ SERVICE STATION attendant, EXCEPTIONALLY nlca clean bath. Immediate occupancy, Watson Beach k C o., 623-3114. FREDERICK M. GAAL Wolfe ore members of the arbi­ DAY: Richard Hautraon, East beditxxns In attractive home 648-4481. W ill rem odel fo r ten a n t 868 BOWERS 8(SIOOL — Brick ing a foMing doll house. It will ducted at the Oommunity Y Hartford: Mrs. Harriett Gia- W ait tofonnattoiKm one o< oar olasslfled adverttsemnitar No Bonds— Stocks---- part-time, nights and week­ APPLES — Macs, Cortlands, $33,8iM. PhUbrick A gency, 649- Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ BROKER tration board. ends. Must be thoroughly ex­ for gentlemen. Best looattoo. M ain. 6484884, 643-7176. MANCHESTER and Vicinity. be given to the North Coven­ from 7 to 9.' The Teen Center comini. East Hartford; Linda answer at the telephone Usted? Simply eaO the M ortgagps 31 Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, BENTON STREET — 6 rooms, place, 6 rooms, 5 finished, ga­ Gilbert rad the other union 'wiH- be open u ntil 11. perienced. Wyman Oil Co., Winesaps, Romes, Starks. 31 CSiurcb St. 649-4866. rage. Immediate occupancy. 6% room ranch with garage, try Nursery arid Kindergarten. Pulford, Wapptng; Mrs. Mar­ first floor, cU furnace, $86. OFFICE SUITE. 100% location 643-2682 — 643-0281 representative on the board. garet Zikus, 46 Birch St.; Mrs. Inc., 34 Main Street. Btmce F arm , 639 W. Center. n o n -O b v e l o p m b n t r a n c h Out of town owner wonts ot- $13,500. 5% room ranch, beauti­ ITm Young Mothers Club has Sunday aftemoon the reg- MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE A BETTER AfWANGEMBNT ROOM FOR RENT, all new fa­ 6484661. on. Main Street. Plenty of Vice President R. H. McDonald Geraldine Despatie, Danielson; ' 643-8116. 8 bedrooms, 38’ living room fers. Financing available, $15,- ful condition, $14,800. 6 room added to Hs membership, Mra. of the AFL-dO Brotherhood of utor lOH Handicapped Swim of your poances will make WANTED — YOUTH as ship­ cilities, private entrance, park­ parking.. Modem building, llx- With flraplaoe, compleud rec­ Cape, quiet street, quick occu- wUl be held at the Manchester Mr.^. M ary P alm er, 11 School ANSWERING SERVICE more ^ your income available FIVE ROOM imartment, aeoond cellent for professional oCflcs. 900. PhUbrick A gency, 649- William Boxuiord and M ts. Ed­ Railroad Trainmen, strongly ping clerk, experienced. Apply FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin ing, Mntleman preferr^ on reation room, excellent con­ p a n c y, $15,500. 8-bedroom mond Gero The club has given High Sctwol pool. St.; Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, 15 649-0500 — 875-2519 for-pCreonal use. Lump debt bus line, centrally located. floor, centrally located, ca ll Available January 1. 6484896. 8464. dissented from the majority rul­ T ober B aseball, 114 BrorAlyn and Greening apples and 6484614. dition, recently redecorated, Ranch, kitchen with built-lns, W ANTED — B-zone lot. OaU to the Booth-Dknock MemprioJ Ann St.: Arthur Highter, |IFD toko one monthly payment of 848-6018. ing, raying the board exceeded 1, Manchester: Mrs. Fioncea Street, Rockville. Bose pears. BotU Fruit Farm, $18,000. PhUbrick A gen cy, 649- VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. $14,000. 7 room R anch, 3 full 649-4291. Library, a book entitled "Foraot its /'authority. Gilbert also Mid Uwve yew meeeage. Ton'll hear from ow advertiser tai Jif for each thousand dollars 260 Bush Hill Rd.. Manchester. THREE ROOM neat apartment, baths, double garage, $31,900. Allen. 123% Center St.; Mrs. Pa­ including repayment over five STORE. 460 Main S tre e t «M - 5 room ranch biUlt 1959. Size Fcdk” by Mery and Conrad charged the law is illegal. 7 ttane wlthont spcndlns sR evcednc at «ie telephone. ^ E X PE R IE N C E D GAS staUcm stove, refrigerator, ground Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Vandals Blow Up tricia Johnson, 58A Chestnut 8t.; years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, R- ser, 643-0038, H oward R ealty The pastor’s oounoil of First delaying tactics. Home decorating accessories. abje' December 1. Phone 643 suit your budget. Expedient ApartinentB—Flats-— dence, furnished or unfurnish­ VERNON — 5 room ranch, bus Oockatt, Retotor, 04S-16T7. oU. 4% roofn ranch home, ga­ Spring St. homes by vandals, Liberty St.: Mrs. Mary Katka- pointm dht rage, full basement, exceUrat C o., 233-6276. Evening Rites Congregational Church win Priced for all budgets. Noel 3047 anytim e. serv ice. J. D. R ealty, 643-6129. Household Goods 51 Tenements ' 63 ed. Reasonable rent. Working line, shopping, S bedrooms. Said Gilbert "We do not ex­ police reported today. vt»ck. Wapplng; Mrs. Louisa shop now open. , ^ adulta. 0484888 after 4 p.m. BAST' HARTFORD — Oversized location. H urry — only $10,500. meet at 8 p.m. today at Ktogs- pect to accept somebody else’s Tongren A gency, 648-6821. BOLTON VICINITY — Ores buiy House. Atty TOomae A._ Bailey, 686' SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds FO R SALE — G as stove In 7 room Cape, shed dormer, 1% H ayes A gency 648-4805. A large attendance is report­ opinion of what collective bar- G etzew lch, 60 B irch S t.; F ia n ­ lOBT — PART G ^an^ Shep- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 'THREE ROOMS, heat, UghU 4% ROOM GARDEN type apart­ baths, recreation room, study, 1798. E norm ous 10-room Coloni­ The Coventry HIstorioel flo- Spring St., reported the first in available for second mort­ good condition, $80. Inquire FIVE ROOM SINGLE, auto­ ed at the union Thanksgiving giUnlng is.” cident at 11:15. He told police ces Deptula, 37 Kerry St.; herd male puppy, 1 ^ biovm gages. For individual attention furnished, parking, front and ment avoUahle Dec. 1. Includes' very clean , Churlton W. Hutch­ South Windsor al on 2% acres, outbuUdings, oiety will meet at 8 p.m. Dec. 10 It was very tough,” said Maria R u s y n, WUIlmratic; BOY’S COLimBlA 26” bicycle, PROFESSIONAL T rim r Apt 8, 4 Pearl Street. rear entrance, one block from matic heat, fireplace. Bast large ebnter hall with open oervtoe held at the Hebron he was Just about to retire^ for with" black snooty /^clnlty of call B A N Agency, Roger M. heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ Hartford, convenient to Pratt ins, R ealtor, 649-51S2. at its home on South St. board chairman Ralph T. Se­ David MaAfTall, 79 Crestwood ex c^ len t condition $18. Ideal bathing, all breeds. Poodle school, exceUrat neighborhood. We offer the following in the stairway, 9 fireplaces, Is j y ® First Oongregationel C8iuroh the night when his- wife said Brocul and Wo«aand, Saturday N egro, 643-8727. A BIG BARGAIN —.3 rooms erator, and poriting. Centrally k W hitney. Phone 644 0648. Sunday evening. The Coventry Recreation ward, a professional Washington Dr.; Mrs. Sharlene Chapman Christm as gift. Call 643-0290. specialist. It costs no more to Agent on prem isea. 106 B irch located. $116 m onthly. M an­ MANCHESTER — Looking for County’s fastest growing kitchen with fireplace, large she heard a loud noise outside. «we»diyf._W8,.eW. ___ have the best In professional used furniture and appliances, A feature of the service was Committee -will resume its phyo- arbitrator, in explaining the rul­ rad son. Hebron. $169. $10 down. See it at Al­ St. chester Garden Aputments, SIX ROOM ranch with stove space, country atmosphere? town, with low tax rate, all trees. Asking $29,600. Lawrence tool fitness program for wtm Looking out the window, Bailey conditioalng. 649-9798, 649-0600. ’Dira see this 8-room Raised the ooneecratlon of the Ryder ing. saw a car drive off. He investi­ L o s t -T ^ P am book No. 18606. Business Opportunities 32 bert’s, 48 Allyn Street, Hart­ 648-7036. and refrigerator, $150 m onthly. near through highways. F. Flano, R ealtor, 648-2700, en starting Dec. 4 from 7 to 9 Business Services Ranch, 8 bedrooms, living tracker organ, -which is now in­ In most clreumatraces a gated and found his mall box on NoUea la hereby givwi that ford. Will also rent fumiriied to $17,600. Oversize split level, Charles N icholson, 743-6564. pm. at Coventry High School. THREE BAY Gulf service sta­ BEAUTIFUL AKC registered THREE ROOM apartment, |M. room with fireplace, kitchen stalled to the church. The organ fireman is not necessary,” he the ground, smashed rad blown PeM book N o. 13606 hnued by O ffered 13 silver miniature poodles, cham­ adUlU, $185. C3all 644-8481. six rooms plus den and play­ Reglatration wiM be accepted said of the major port of the ‘Bal NoeP Fete tion available for lease. Ebccel- 470 Main. 6494229, 84. FIVE ROOMS, first floor, 40 with buUt-ins, dining room. room, 1% baths, garage. BOLTON — Brookfield Rood. woe orlginaiiy a gift to Julia up, he Mid. the Plrat Manchester Office, pion bloodline, 8-w eeks-old. 649- EVERYTHmG m sterilized re­ on ly c n th at d ote and D ec. 11 ruling. LAWN MOWERS, sharpened lent opportunity for the right conditioned used furniture and Biro Street. Lower level family room, den Very clean. 100x830 yartl. Deadend, high up and wooded, Dexter Coffin, from her hue- Shortly after 11:30, Arthur Hartford National Bank A 0647. SMALL 5 ROOM bouse, 3 bed­ and 18. The program -will be On the train orew issue, he Deadline Friday Trust Co., has been lort and and repaired, sales and serv­ individual. Paid training pro­ appliances, high quaUty • low rooms, newly decorated, atorin or effide, utlUty room and ga­ $17,600. R anch with w alk­ 8 bedroom ranch, dining room, band. It was desinged for and Kissmra at 121 Highland St. re­ held each Wednesday, oome said: "It is rtdiculoua for us to application has been made to ice, rental equipment. L A M gram. For additional iiuorma- prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 TO RENT — 4 rooms unheated, windows and doors, gas- fiir- rage. OU hot w ater heat, alum ­ out basement. 6 rooms on fireplace, garage, newly paint­ installed to their home in Wind­ ported a similar incident to po­ Equipment Corp., Route 83, tlon call Gulf Oil Corp., 625- YOU Ought To $40. Also, 6 rooms, unheated. inum combinations, 1% baths. ed and decorated, Ray S. Hol­ sor Lodes, built in 1877 or 1878 time and ptooe, until sonM time alt here in Wrahington and try to lice . Reservaitione for “Bal Noel" aaM bank for payment and Is- Articles For Sale 45 South Street, R ockvflle, 876- n ace, one ch ild, $80 m onthly. main floor. Downstairs are determine the size of train Vernon, 875-7609, M anchester 6168. Inquire 1 Nelson Place. OaU now. R obert W olverton com be, R ealtor, 644-1386. by George Ryder of Boston, to M oroh. InstrucU ona 'wUl be Both acts of vandalism last wU otoee Friday. The dance to auanoe of new book. 3174. Open 9 4 . li v e In 648-7886. lovely family room, second crews all over the country.” exchange. E nterprise 1945. MOTO MOWER snow throwers A gen cy. R ealtor, 648-9832. bath, laundry, storage, ga­ M ass. given by Mrs. Itoda Marsh. night were identical to a rash of •iponsored by the Women’s Aux- KonCB la hereby given that ANDOVER — 3,600 sq. ft. of at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4^ GAS AND OIL range, oil barrel FOUR ROOMS, garage, beauti­ 8PLJT LEVEL,', new condition, rage. It was origtoaHy powered by Hioae ottendtag iwe sokad to such instances In the southeast iitory of Mancheoter Memorial P a m Book No. 88772 issued by SNOW PLOWING — A new manufacturing space available. and pump; electric refrigera­ Beautiful ful grounds, heat and hot 5 bedrooms, combination VERNON — LAR G E ctu tom 6 Center a water motor. In the spring of w ear kx>oe e lcth to g and sneak- HoapIteJ and will be held Soltur- game for Manchester Herald h.p., to 6^ h.p. 639 Crater St $16,800. 6% room spUt level, Andover section of town last spring, T^ie Savings Bank of Manches­ Formerly occupied by Andover 649-8747. tor. Both in very good condi­ w ater, laundry room , $110 per kitchen and dining room, tiled room Ranch, huge recreation garage. Interior redeco­ 1956 the organ was acquired when teen-age vandals blew up day, Doc. 7 at the Hertford ter has been lost and applica- customers. You name your Machine A Etching (Company. tion. Odds and ra&. Reason­ C!olonial m onth. No chUdren. 646-3068. both, fireid a ce. 04S-0980. room, east Iron radiation, 3- from the Coffin eebate by Grace Ends Boole CQrib. Dinner wiU be eerved at price, we will plow out your rated. Youth Held some half dozen street mail tfon has been made to said Will consider sale or lease. J. YOUR YARN SHOP-Watkins able. 643-8874. cor goi^e, hillside setting. $19,800. (subject to offer) On BEAUTIFUL VIEW Epieoopal Ohurob of B r o a d Airman Ronald W. Burr, son boxes with firecrackers, police 8 pan. after a oocktall ttone b a iA fo r payment o f the driveway. Routes now bising D. R ealty. 643-6129. B ros. Closing out-Stamped Manor H ayes A gen cy, 645-4808. of Mrs. Alyoe L. Burr of Beebe formed. Call now to abandon very large wooded lot, ranch Brook. Under the direction of said. beginning at 7. The Landermen amount of dep^t goods, needlepoint-other items. RUGS — NEVER USED. 9x12 D U PLE X. 6 ROOMS, oU heat, FOUR ROOM HOUSE, aentral high p rices when H snows. 649- RANCH - MODERN kitchen, with garage and playroom On 5 wooded scree, large 6 Graham Fulton it 'was instcUled Camp Rd., is betog reassigned For Breaks OrChoatira wUl play for dancing N Apartments! All reduced to coat, eome be­ beige, $36; 9x16 gold oriental, a ll conveniencea. 649-6646. location. OaU 6464736. to the rear gaUery of the church to Kseoler AFB, Mias., for tsoh- flrom 9 to 1. 7863, 876-8401. Help Wanted— Female 35 $86; 12x15 ruby oriental, 289- 1 large Uvlng room with fire­ on main floor; downstairs- room Ranch, fireplace, NOTICE Is hereby given that low. Buy-eave. partially finished family in 1956. It was first is»ed the ntool tratotog as a United States Thoee planning to attend maer Pam Book No. 717(» Issued by 6966. BIRCH STREET, second floor, ANDOVER — LARGE 4 bed­ place, extra large bedrooms, bfuement garage. Ideal for Jam as L . Diatrtchsen, 18, room with second flreplsice. handyman. Asking $16,(XX). Sirnday after Easter and dedi- A ir F\«M apartm ent, 148 bedroome. 1% baths, aluminum of Grace Church end Horace 6381. Hospital authorities described EXPERIENCED Waitresses for Oakland Street, $60. 6494329, 844-1521 6129. On June 22, the youth alleged hourly rates. 649-6660. 643-8603. BARGAIN SHOP PUBUC HEARING com binations, $21,400. R obert Sellers of St. Peter’s Church the accident as happening this Get Complete luncheonette. Grant’s Parkade. 9 4 . 389-5149 — 644-1887 ly broke into the Army k N avy , Personals TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Wolverton Agency, R ealtor, LOCATED In Manchester Is this and,several members of the Q u b at 1090 Main St. and re-1 MERRY CHRISTMAS! It will CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY 643-9382. MODERN 8 BEDROOM ranch. beautiful 6 room Cape in­ HAbroa church. WeeseU mode Carpenter Hurt portedly stole 22 bottles ri Household Services cards. Plain, personalized, and $25.96 Mended Plastic Swivel FOUR ROOM apartment wltb PROVED ORDINANCE all neoeasaiy repairs, and the IkANTED RIDE to Pr^ A b« a vary merry one for Avon stove, workiiw couple prefer­ 100 yards from Bow ers School, cluding living room with fire­ liquor. Police today said that* Offered IS-A box assortment. Shown by ap­ Chair, bronze lege, 17.60 887-289 OAK STRE ET, 4-4 organ is now in a splendid con- Fall Checkup WhHney, second shift, Hebron Representatives. It can be for red. No chiUmn. Near Main on quiet street, garage, full place, formal dining room, In 20-Foot Fall Ertetrichaen told them he had I pointm ent. CaU 643-8462 or In accordance witb%>rdvlaione of the Town Charter, notloe is duplex, good Interior condition, diition. The cost of installation area of BoRon. Call between REWEAVING of bums, moth you too! Earn those extra $129.00 M odern Tub Chair, Street. 58 Wells St. hereby given that a PubUc Hearing wlU be held in the Municipal S-car garage. Will consider basement. Bel Air Real Estate extra large kitchen, rec room, token only 14 bottles of whiskey. 1 u V 6434768. and repair has been made pos 32-8 p .m . 649-6146. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ dollars the Avon Way. ’This tangerine, 69.96 648-9332. 2-car garage and attached The. yiith is also charged' Building Hearing Room, Tuesday, December 8, 1968, at 8:00 reason^le offer. Warren B. Bible by the generosity of mem An 18-year-old carpenter’s dow Shades made to measure; year our Gifts for all members NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du­ p.m. on a proposed ordinance concerning; breezew ay. Asking $19,000. J. helper escaped serious Injury ^th an Aug^l7 bre^ Into, the WALLPAPER AND PAINT $169.00 Attached Pillow-back Howland, R ealtor, 648-1108. MODERN CAPE on quiet After emergency room treat­ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys of the family are selling bet­ plex Apartm ents, 671 H artford D. R ealty, 643-6129. bers and friends of the ohuroh. yesterday afternoon when he fell M anchester Country (31ub which C!omplete tubricatton and sale. Ceiling paint, $2.89 per Lcxinge Chair, foam T-cushlon, street, one-block to bus, shop­ A substantial gift was given by ment at the hospital, she was made while you wait. Tape Re­ ter than ever. Don’t fall to take gallon. Moi^son Paint Store, Road. 4^ rooms, 1’,^ baths, AMENDMENT TO SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION COIDINANCE BOL/TON — 4 bedroom ranch, more than 20 feet from the roof reportedly realized $6 in cash, AutomobDes Fur Sale 4 kick pleat, tangerine cover, 99. modern conveniences, now ping, schools. Dishwasher, dis­ DESIRABLE 8 bedroom ranch the Rev. Dr. Reginald Helffer- rad a Nov. 16 break into Cook’s admitted for observation. corders fof rent Marlow’s 887 advantage of this wonderful 385 Center St. CHAPTER B36 OF THE TOWN CHARTER, psUio, ameslte drive, tool shed, of the apartment building under oil change. Kngin# tune- Main. 6494221. earning opportunity. 289-4922. renting at reasonable rate $17,900. Owner 649-6270. posal, 1% baths. Bel Air Real available In choice location. ich to memory of his late wife, Service Station on E. Middle fnnBD CAR? Your credit tam­ $79.60 Red Leather-like Plastic SPECIAL ACTS AND ORDINANCES Estate, 648-9332. Schools, churched; shopping construction at Oak and Spruce HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Agent on premises. Call avc' Mra. Vlpginto Merritt Helfferioh. Sts. Tpke. w here som e $80 in cash up including: ed down? Sbort on down pay­ WANTED — FOR general of­ High-back Lounge Chair, focun BOLTON CENTER — 8 room within walking distance. F.H.A. appliances, tools, lawnmower nings, 643-4362. M r. GiU, own Section 86-6 (e) Is amended tiy striking out the words in the BU(3CLEY SCHOOL Area - An It has beeit eatimated that aii The youth, Harry Hitchcock w as taken. ment? Bankrupt? Repoms- Building—Contracting 14 fice work and typing, steady cushion, 59.50 er. Open Sundays. ' rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ financing available: Only $700 Mon? Don't despair! See Hon­ and other equipment, tires, second sentence of said Section as fouows: "Before becofhlng instrument of similar quality of Hartford, received a fractur­ Dietriebsen, who has given FOR YOUR employment, fringe benefits. eligible for any benefit thereunder" and substitute therefbre, rage plus small barn. Base­ bright” fam ff' r" m,"~ 'Sll’^ ra M9-«18. could not be purchased under Replace points, oonden- est Douglas. Inquire about low­ QUALITY CARPENTRY — jacks, etc., miscellaneous $109.00 Mahogany Chippendale MODERN 8 room heatbd apart­ m odern ed right, wrist rad hip bruises in police two addresses, one at Apply Gunver Manufacturing item s. 643-6541. Occasional Chair, upholstered "Before reaching E i^y Retirement date.” ment, two fireplaces, porch, $ 20, 000. the fall, according to authorities : 28J Garden Dr. and another at est down, smallest payments Rooms, basements refinished, ment, first floor. Stove, rdrig- e tc. V acant. A steal at $26,000. kitchen, dining and living room vERNON — 6, room ranch In WIGWAM Co., 234 Hartford Rocui. seat k back, blue frelze, 69.50 ’Itiw offering received at the at Manchester Memorial Hoe-1304 Oak Grove St., has been ser, act timing, dean or aiy where. No small loan or fi­ buUt-ins, formica tile, mneral erator, hot water. Utilities fur­ To Section 36-6 add the following: (g) Any member of the plan T . J . C rockett, R ealtor, 648- down and four large bedrooms i excellent condition, many ex­ nance company plan. Douglas PAPER SHELL PECANS. 60c up. Big lot, plenty of trees.' Utankdgiving service will' be pital, where he was token by released under a bond posted on repair. No job too smsiu. Call WANTED — RELIABLE Baby­ lb., excellent quality. (3all 649- $119.00 Lawson Lounge Chair, nished. Parking. Available who leaves employment of the Town after having completed 30 1677. tras, Including new carpet and OR H O U S E - Motors, 888 Main. Worth looking at. Isn’t It? Ask­ draperies in Uvlng room, sent to the.,Church World ambulance and examined. two recent breach of peace replace spark pluga, dean William Robbins Carpentry sitter evenings or days, live in 8016. foam cushion, kick pleat, brown, D ec. 1. C all 640-8448 from 4 4 years of service, who doea not immediately or sub^uratly S ervice. 649-8446. or out. Call 643-5778. p.m . MANCHESTER - $54,000 ranch. ing price Is only $17,600. T. J. double oven range, triple Service to M sent to hungry At first, it was thought young charges, one In which he threat- >963 OLDSM OBILE Cutlass 79.60 withdraw his contribution with Interest as specified In Section C rockett. R ealtor. 843-1677. overseas persons $n the SOS Hitchcock had received only the' ened to kill the father of bis and readjust choke, ------.- -i------(e), shall be entitled to a deferred monthly pension payable on 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ s t o r m e, awnings, walk-out Convertible, maroon ' With ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, re­ tion room in basement, two full basem ent. AU fo r $14,990. P rin­ o ffe rin g . hip bruise and a good shaking 14-y'ear-old girl friend, rad an- bucket seats, 4-speed synchro- Building Materials 47 $87.00 Modern Low-back Rock­ his normal retirement date In an amount equal to the monthly R O dCLE D G E —80 Arnott Road tighten and adjust tur- modeling, bathrooms tiled. Help tv anted— Male 36 er, reversible rust covered foam t h r e e ROOM apartm ent, >18 baths, 2-car garage, aluminum cip als only. Call ow ner 648- Servioea for President up, and he was later discharged, other when he demanded that merit transmission wl& con­ CaU 649-4291. Main, $95. 6494229, 84. pension credited before such termination. Such deferred month­ 5 large rooms, garage, wooded However, he returned this police arrest him after he had cushions, fruitwood frame,49.96 ly pension at the member's request can commence at Earty or s id iiv . Built in 1960. O ver 3,200 1279. A brief service of proyer and sole and tachometer. Excellent DISHWASHER wanted. Apply q. ft. of finished Uvlng area. lot, $20,900. Owner 643-1470. medltaticn was held in St.- morning complaining Utot bis consumed considerable liquor. burator, free np heat shape. C all 649-0218. Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 E. Cen­ BETTER BUYS AT FIVE ROOM FLAT, second Deferred Retirement date as specified In Sections 5 (b) and 6 (c). The breach of peace charges SiU'b rick A gency, 649-8464. BRICK CAPE—Waddell School. Peter’a H^iiacopal Church Mon­ wrist had become sore, rad an Roofing—Siding 16 ter Street. flo o r. Inquire 800 North M ain Section 36-7 (b) is amended as follows: Strike out the fraction rad break counts wdll be incor- riser valve, dean batt« 7 WATKINS BROTHERS 6 rooms complete, living room day and tai the Gilead Ck>ngrega- X-ray examination revealed a 3966 KARMANN GHIA Volks­ NATIONAL St. and words for the same "one-thlrtleth (1/30)” and substitute 10. WINDSOR — Lovely old 0 fracture. After treatment, the ! porated. Dictrtohsen will be pre­ A. A. DION. me. Roofing, fireplace. oversize garage. Kennedy Photos tlonail Church at noon, in re­ wagen, radio, heater, low mile­ MAN FOR Luncheonette, days, therefore, "one twenty-fourth (1/24).” room Colonial, fireplaces, youth was agtdn discharged, it sented In C ircuit G>urt 12, Mon- cables, dteck generator riding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ 935 MAIN STREET FIVE ROOMS, second floor, Must sell. Only $14,9(X). W arren spect of the imtintely death of I a g e. B est o ffe r. 649-5628, 648- grill experience. Grant’s Park­ Dutch oven, garage, born, 8 was reportedjd. ‘ day, - on all -- charges, - police said. - 6217. terations and additions. CeU- ade. Celling TUe partially furnlahed, very con­ Add to Section 86-7 the foUowing: (g) The minimum monthly E . Howland, R ealtor, 643-1108. Mailed Friday John F. Kennedy, president of output and adjust bdt, Ings. Workmanship guaran­ .09 Sq. Ft. pension payable on slid after January 1, 1964, to a member a cres, scen ic view . $17,900 the United States. The United venient, adults or retired only. B ayes A gracy, 648-4806. lede PLYMOUTH s e d a n , good teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4880, Exotic Prefinished Paneling ELECTRIC RANGE available 648-8097. jetired on such dats shall be $80.00 except that If such member COVENTRY — LARGE execu­ To Mike Rice States flag remains at half CALL adjust voltage regulator lim ning condition, $200. Call F rom 3.75 P er P c. (fee for the taking. 30 Stephen liks been receiving a monthly pension of at least $30.00 but less tive ranch, 9 rooms, 2 fire- mast, and sohools were closed BIDWBLL HOME Improvement A JOB WITH 649-0297. Fir Studding St. NEWLY DECORATED 4 room, than $50.00 prior to such date, his minimum monthly'praidon M anchester lUaces, 7 acres, river running for the day Monday. People are YOUR RCALTOR if necessary, check cool­ Company — Roofing, riding, al­ .40 Each first floor apartment In wing payable on and after such, date shall be $50.00. through the property. Guest Many in Mandheeteir, too sadly saying, "So It is true after 1980 MODEL A 2-door sedan, terations, additions and re­ A FUTURE Twin Casement Windows of older home, nice yard, elec­ ENJOY COUNTRY home, small bam. Ideal for numerous to mention, have pic­ alii,’’ at first almost refusing to ing system and all Immms, Testorable, 3% ■ h.p. go-cart. m odeling (A all types. Excel­ F rom 36.00 E ach Musical Instriunents 53 tric range, heat and hot water (h) The minimum mrathly pension payable to a member who LIVING horses, etc. Maximum of ture*, lotters end autographs of believe the tragic announce­ Best reasonable offer. 643-5627. lent woriananahip. 649-6496. Make your BIG MOVE now. , Dutch Doors furnished, 10 m inutes east o f has been included In the plan since the date he was first eltrible privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ the laite preaklent, but Mlchari Expansion has created new On the outskirts of Mancbee- m ent. Album No. 3 check front end align­ 17.60 E ach MARTIN GUITARS In stock. M anchester. 743-6134. and who retired after January 1, 1964, on his normal retirement tor, 648-1677. R ice, 13, o f 38 Bvm-ce R d., prob­ The fair, which was set for opportunities for drivers of Cedar Closet Lining Immediate delivery. Sheet date and has completed at least 16 years of service shall be tra in this 6%-room, 2 hath, 3B80 RENAULT with radio and Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A medium size package deliv­ ably hoe aome of the lest Ken­ last Saturday, sponsored hy St. .21 Sq. Ft. music. Open evenings. Ward THREE ROOMS, unheated, $66 $50.00. 62 ft. Ranch. Convenient to BAST HARTFORD — 6% room nedy photos to leave the WWte ment and steering, re­ A eater. CaU 643-2611. ery vehicles In all areas of month. 28% Church Street. In­ Route 16. Fire alarm sys-i split; 1% baths, bullt-lns, fin­ Peter’s churchwomen, has been Music Oo., Hartford Road. H ouse. , ROOBING — Specializing re­ Connecticut. APPLY NOW. CASH ’N CARRY quire 82 Church Street any­ Section 36-8 (b) Strike out in the title of said S^tion the words . tern Is Included in the total ished family room, 2-car ga­ postponed to Saturday, Nov. pack front whed bear­ IBM FAIRLANE, 4-door, me- pairing roofs of all kinds, new purchase' price of only $17,- rage. Only $19,7(X). H ayes He had written for them last 30, in respect to the late presi­ NOBODY - BUT NOBODY - tim e. “Under 30 years service’’ and substitute therefore the words GREAT SONGS riianically good, snow tires, roofs, gutter work, chimneys WE O F F E R ; "Under 16 years service." 500. It’s easy to get all of A gen cy, 643-4803. week, and two piotures arrived dent. All parishioners are urged UNDERSELLS NATIONAL 130 BASS ATLAS A ccordion , 6 ings and adjust, rotate $86. Phone 289-3600, 6-9 p.m . cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Excellent pay shifts, 643-8109. .SECOND FLOOR. 6 room the details. Call Dick Tour- in Tuesday’s mall, where the to malke every effort to make riding. 30 years’ experience. Full-time, year 'rouhd em­ VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN apartment, conveniently lo­ Section 36-8 (f) Strike out, "$2,000.00 per annum" and aubsti- tellotte at 289-8268, 649-6306, LAKEWOOD CIR(X.E — Pres­ Rice family found them after the event successful. tires and balance front OLDSMOBILE 1962 D ynam ic Free estimates. CaU Howley, ploym ent CABINET DEPARTMENT - cated, o ff West C enter St., $106 tute therefore "$2,500.00 per annum.” 876-9964. tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, retunnlng ftxwn a weekend FVwers on the altar of St. OF CHRISTMAS 86, 4-door, U ^t blue, fully pow­ 6484361, 643-0763. Liberal employe benefits STAFFED BY CABINET UPRIGHT PIANO, good condi­ m onthly. Call 649-0333. 100x200 wooded lot. This desir­ W ashington ■visit -whore they Peter’s were donated by the for your family’s Holiday Pleasure wheels, adjust brakes, 7 ered , under 21,000 m iles, $2,300 6-day week tion, $36. 644-0728. Section 36-9 la amended as follows: Insert "(a)" before the able home offers 3 twin sized saw the ftmeral procession R aym ond Stoner fam ily, '.n EXPERTS existing paragriq>h. BARROW S & W A LLACE to settle estate. Call ’Thomas Uniforms furnished bedrooms, 2% baths, 23 foot M onday, m . memoiy of Gertriide, James and Radio-TV Repair Add the following: check ‘exhaust system Griffin, Connecticut Bank A Manchester Parkade. living room, formal dining One weus an official portrait R alph. Trust Oo., 249-1611. . Services 18 WE REQUIRE; NATIONAL LUMBER, Wearing Apparel— ^Furs 57 (b) "OPTIONAL PENSION PAYMENTS” M anchester room, modem kitchen with all of Kennedy; the other Mni. Good driving record NOTICE Family Baptized and lights. A member may request by written application to the the built-ins, laundry room, Kehnedy and the two caxlldren. GRE^ OONIflE’S ’TV and Radio SerV' Excellent physical condition INC. The baptism of Mr. and Mrs -MINK COLLARED leather coat, PUBUC HEARING- Pension Board that in lieu of a lifetime penrion pay­ 415 M ain St., E . H tfd. large family room with fire­ Both were mailed from the ice, available aU hours. SatiS' High School Graduate 381 State Street, Howard Griffin and their infani , size 12, excellent condition. able during his lifetime only he receive a reduced p la ce, 2-car garage, $34,000. White House Friday, the day of BOn, Rodney Howard, took place m Auto Driving School 7-A faction guaranteed. Call 649' 21 years of age, or over North H aven, <3onn. ADDITIONAL Call 6494236. - lifetime pension with 100% of such reduced pen­ gU.900 — Clean 5-bedroom PhUbrick A gency, 649-8464. the assassination. during the morning service of 1816. 288-6261 APPROPRIATIONS sion being paid after his death following retirement $19.50 Labor 8 eyi. ears Apply Mon. through Fri. Ranch, waU(-out cellar, larg® They will be framed and the Hebron Congregational MORTLOCK’S Driving School BOARD OF DIRECTORa to his designated dependent during such dependent’s further MANCHESTER — Immaculate 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . Wanted—^To Buy 58 TOWN OF MAN(3HESTBR. lot, view, near school, a real hung to the Burton Rice home. Church Sunday. The Rev. Johs »RT(i(N1 li v $16.50 Labor 4 eyl. cars Inc., offices, classroom located Millinery, Dressmaking 19 lifetime; alternatively, a member may elect a reduced lifetime buy. i Carlton W, Hutchins, 6 room C!ape, treed lot, quiet lO' (Tuesday Only to 7 p.m.) CONNECTICUT cation, 3 bedrooms, oil hot N. CrosB, pastor, officiated. Manchester Parkade, lower WB BUY, SELL or trade an­ pension with 50% of such reduced pension being paid after hie R ealtor, 649-6132. ■ levri. Beginners, older, nerv­ LADIES' and gentlemen’s cus­ Diamonds— Watches— Notice is hereby given that death M lowing retirement to hie derignated dependent during water heat, rec room, assume ' liElfl!!' Parts Extra UNITED PARCEL tique and used furniture, china, the Board of Direotors, Town mortgage or minimum down 40 at Farewell Manchester Evening Herald ous studrata, our specialty. tom tailoring and aIterati(Hi$. Jewelry 48 glass, silver, picture frames such dependenf’s further lifetime. If the request for suc^ Option­ CONCORD RD — Beautifiri Tesn-age driver’s education SERVICE of Manchester, Connecticut, fo r new m ortgage, $15,800. Hebron oorreepondent, Miss 643-2264. and old ooIm , old dolls and al Pension Payments is being mode at least 90 days after the ranch, large Uirlng room, form­ Susan B. Pendleton, telephone •ouraa. State certified . 649-7898. 346 Locust St., H artford WATCH AND JEWELRY will hold a Public Hearing In effective date of this amendment and within 8 years of the mem­ al dining room, cAlnet Idtchra, Robert Wolverton Agency, For Russ Galipo (Off Airport Road) guns, hobby coUections, attic 648-9332. 228-3454. Ing at reasonable p contenta or whole estates. Fur­ the Mimidpal Building Hearing ber’# actual retirement date, the Pension Board, prior to approv­ 8 bedrooms, recreation room, Call 649-2881 Moving— ^Trucking— Prompt service, two niture Repair Service Talcott Room, 41 Center S ti^ , Man­ al of the application for Optional Pension Payments, may require landscaped yard. Marion B, More than 40 municipal em­ Homo CotoraiiMi Bring draft classification COOPER STREET — 2 family •k 20 gTMt Christmas B -Z liElRN Storage 20 makers. Manchester' vin e, Ck>nn. T el. 648-7449. chester, Connecticut, Tueoday, that the member furnish evidence satisfactory to the Pension R obertson, R ealtor, 645-6958. For Appointment card . Bring Form DD duplex 6-6. Features 8 generous ployes gathered at Flano’s Res­ See our '50 homes in color established jeweler. . F. E December 3, 1968, at 8:00 p.m. Board of his good health. taurant In Bolton last night at favorites Driving School MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught 214 if military service is bedrooms, enormous kitchen displayed nightly on our com pleted. B ray, 737 Main St., State WANTED -r ABOUT 100 good on proposed additional appro­ COLONIAL — 8% rojpms. cus a farewell dinner for Deputy Septic Tanks 4r Lsading Artists of our rime 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. trucking and package deUvery. used tobacco posts to be de­ priations as foUows: Death of a member’s designated dependent prior to the mem­ tom built for family living, 4 with dining area, living room, fOO outside screen—6 to 9 Coonectlcut’a largest, auto­ Theater Building. Controller Russell Galipo who, Refrigerators, washers and livered In Manchester. Call To 1968/64 budget. Engi­ ber’s actual retirement date ahall automatically cancfl aleotlra bedroonls, 2% baths, formal utility room, Rusco combina­ AND * This 33 LP ie a Goodyear matic and standard shift, stove moving specialty. Folding of this option. tions, spotless condition. Un­ on Monday, will become Brls- p.m. Shdwn anytime dur­ A x 6-9168 after 4 p.m. ' neering D^wrtment: dining room, modern kitchen tol’a aaaistant comptroller and exclijsive free pick-up service, teen­ chalra fo r rent. 649-0702. TURRE7T LATHE curator. Fuel and Peed 49-A with iozya dining area, famUy usual floor plan provides Plugged Sewers ing the day on our. jnaide age classnxnn, older and New Equipm ent.... 11,700 The amendment to penMon ordinance provldlag for retiremsi* assistant purchaolng agent dr AfinegiftferfriaiideaBd Must be able to set up. Aver­ Personal Servioea .. .87,500 room otfkltchra with fireplace, single family atmosphere with screen. Bervous students our spo- age w ork week 60 hours. Good SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw for pcfiloemen 86 years of age—80 yeara aervloa is amended as Town. Clerk Eidward Tomklel, veUtivee k^ainting— ^Papering Rooms Without Board 59 to be finoDoed 'flrom a dc- 8^ar garage, covered patio, double fa m ily in taicon com e, $32,400. Machine Gleaned aialty. U8 Orator IR.,.Man- ed any length, freq delivery. foUom: Change "one-thlrtleth (1/40)" to "ons tw^yu^urth toastmaster at the affair, in­ PAUL DODGE pay and fringe benefits for oreaoe In ttie 1968/04 Budg­ treod lot, w ^out basement, Robert_____ Wolverton A gra cy, abostar. CaU for fres boole- EXTERIOIft AND interior p o i^ qualified man. Echo Machine, QuaUty guaranteed. B. Teo- ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one (1/24)" and "on«-Blxtieth (1/60)” to "one forty-eighth ^l/’l®)." $51,500. PhUbrick A gen cy, 649- R ealtor, 648-9833. troduced the town's depwrtmrat Septle Tanks. Dry Wells, Just Released — Avdlable Now W o r ro n L H o w IcmmI lat. 648-8663. block from Main Street, kitch­ et, PubUc Works Depon- beads, each of whom expressed ing. Wallpaper books.I. M anchester, 648-7637. mana, 742-8003. Sewer Line* Installed—Cel­ Realtor . . . en privileges, parking. 0484137, ment, $9,250. The pre^poeed changes and revisions may be seen In the IW n SOUTH MANCHESTER — beet wishes to Galipo, a mu­ lar Waterproofing Done; PONTIAC, Inc. hanging. Ceriinga. Floora SiiUy David M. Barry, Clerk’s Office during business hours. 7? LEARN TO DRIVE - Special Insured workmanship guaran DRIVBR-CLEI^ for drug 648-9828 ■BVBN ROOM spacious home CUiarming 6% room ranch, nicipal employe since 1957. $50 MAIN ST. A S ecretary attention to nervous and elder­ teed Lao PeUetier, 649-6836. If store work, experienced pre' Garden—Farm—Dairy in Msincheeter on quiet street, plaZtered walls, cast iron Mrs. Catherine DellaFera, an 373 MAIN STREET ly. Classroom for teen-agers. ferred, part-time days, eve­ FURNISHED ROOMS — Com- Board of Direotors, DAVID M. BARRY, fiMTstary McK i n n e y b r o $. Comer of Hoynee no answer, ca ll 64S-90$S. Products 50 Bdkrd of Directors 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- radiator^ porch, garage, pic- employe in the oontroUer’s of­ ' up Iwrvice. Day or eve nings or weekends. Referraces. ate Ught houaekeaping facUl- Manobeeter, Oonn. f , Nichols-Manohester Tire, Inc. Manchsater, OonweiiManl . aor gang*, asking $19,900. Out tureeque setting on high wood- fice, presented Galipo irith oh Sewerage Dispoeal Co. Pheoe $U-n9S MANCHESTER Ispsons. Reasonable rates. OUTSIDB PAINTINO at a low Must have pleasing personal IF YOU WOULD LDCB Gresa M, contimUy kwatad. Mra. Dated at Mancbeeter, Oon- Dglad at MaBSkaatar, OeauKtlsot of stoto owner wants offers. •d lot. Priced to oalL Hayae attache cose, a gift of the os- 189-188 Peart St—948-5^8 295 MOAD n. MANCHISTER _ ■ Driving Academy, price. No job too Ug or and inllBbl*. Witts B ok P . Has>> Mountain Potatoas, call HaU gDonMy, M Arab. I t , M oUout, thto S fe ii 4kgr o f M o- $00 pm eU k Aitmmf, I4»4404. Agency, 648-480$. samblad group. MA7366. smalL OaU now, M 84M aid. way. Tei. 6404486. veraber 1068. M l MIh dag af NovsnlMr, n e t.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1968 . PAGE K)URTEEN • w . . iianrh^Bti^r lEtipttttts Iffralb Manchester Stores Open Tonight for Christmas Shopping Memb«m o t John Mather a member of Me financing com­ Chapter, Orter o f DeMolay, will mittee and olMinman o f the In- About Town have a coffee and doc^hnut Knight Head J u st ssy: utand tomonrowr at Keith's vestment oammiAtM. He ia ohe A memorial Mara lor the late of the original membeta of the Avwrngt Dafly Net PrsM R rii The Weather ParWng area from 9 am . imtil JProaMant, John f . KennedjH .CktiBens Advisory Oouncfl of "Charts It, PUass* For the Week B aM Fcreceet of U. 8. Weather B m e u after the road race. AS pro­ Of Kiwani& win be celebrated at noon Fri­ the Manoheeter Coeniminlty Neveraber 16, IMS day at the Cathedral of St. ceeds will be donated to the at Wlfidy tonight. Rein teperlng muscular dyatrophy reaearch N. WiUlem Knight o f 66 OoUege. He le currently eendng Joeeph, Hartford, at the requeet as ita oorreepoodlng secretary, off to .bower*. Low In SO* by haid. White St. was eleoM preailent of Mm Connecticut Federation of treaeurer and chairman of the 13,891 morning. 8etarday rionSy, windy Democratic Women’* Olube. of the KtwanU Club of Man­ itanrlfffitTr lEuTtititg MrraUi flnanoe committee. end eolder with eeettered enow Mynttc Review, Women’s chester yesterday. He le a vice ^ Mepiber ef the AnSIt Knight ie ateo a treasurer of B un ea eC OtrealettMi Annie*. Opm houM, In honor of the BaneAt Aenodaition, will have president of the Connecticut MdneheUer" A City of Village Charm Wth wedding annlverrary of Mr. a Chrietmae Party Tu*eday at Bank and Truat Oo. the Manchester Meeaiah Choiua and Mrs. Louie A. Barber, will 6:30 pm . at Miller’s Restau­ Named first vice president la and the truartee-treeaurer o f the Warren E. Howland. William E. JOH (Inatructom of Handi­ be held Sunday from S to 7 p.m. rant. Reeervatlons close Friday HOUSE HALE (dueifled Advertfelng on Fege M) at Its Maple .'St. The family hae and may be made with Mrs. Belftore waa elected second capped Pool Fund Project. He VOL.J.XXXni, NO. 51 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1963 PRICE SEVEN CENTS is a moderator of the Ftret announced that relatives and Harriet Oliver , 107 Oam- MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Mend* are welcome to attend. bridge St., who has a menu and Church of Christ, Scientiat. price Ust. « Knihgt is married to the for­ A memorial Mara for the de- mer Elinor Cochrane of Mel- I ' baited members of "the ' St. The Senior Young P ete’s poee, Mara. Their son, Nioholae. Session Set James’ Holy Name Society will FXlo>’vrtU|> of St. Mery’s ^>ia- is a graduate student at the University o f Indiana. be offered tomorrow at 8 :80 a.m. oopal Church will sponaor a la St. James’ CHurch. Johnson Asks Economy "HUlbUly Bash" Friday from presents the By Council 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the church. ITMTe will be dancing, games, and fWk music by the “Coach­ ESTOW PHARMACY N ext Fall FREE DELIVERY men" and the "Moonalhlnera.’' w N The etveni is open to the public. 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ThDM aittending are reminded OPEN ALL DAY VATICAN CITY (AP)— to come dressed as hillbilliee. In Defense Purchases THANKSOIVINO GOOD The Vatican Ecumenical ARTHUR DRUG Rliss Kathleen Agnes Smith, # PreecTiptlona— Of Coarse Council will hold its third daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Smith session next fall to con­ Of 27 Madison St., has been WOOL M6ASSAD0R tinue its work of modern­ named to the dean’s list for the Talks Fill FOR THANK80TVIN0 first quarter marking period at izing the Roman Catholic Becker Junior College, Worces­ Church and seeking Chris- F R E SH M A D E ter, Mass. tiarr unity, officials an­ LEASE nounced t()day. First Full SWEET CIDER Advertisement- A ‘BASIC-EZE’ DRESS THE Drafting commissions to work Open ’nuuiAsgivlng Day Tranaaot all your banking -N. WilUam Knight on the council documents during bueineM. The aU purpose' win­ 1964 the interim were enlarged, giv­ W ork Day dows at Connecticut Bank and vice prosidenit and Leonard D. ing progressive prelates a BOLTON ’lYuat Cbmpany are a time-sav­ Rdveud, eecretary-treasurer. CAR by , greater voice. ing convenience at 803 Main, 15 Direotora continuing in office Of Tour Choice It appeared certain the coun­ WASHINGTON (AP) — ' CIDER MILL North Main and the Parkade. are M, Mark Bogdan, Dr. EJu- cil wlil recess next Wednesday President .lohn.son told ths Hare ia your one-step banking gene M. Davis, l ^ t e r R. Fer­ • Y early without acting on two docu­ Joint Chiefs of Staff today B«a V.8 . 6 and 44A, Bolton guson and Herman Lassow. oenter, where from one spot you 6 M onthly ments on Jews and religious that he wants “ a dollar’s may cash a check, make a de­ Knight is a former treasurer B. S. SILVXIU3TEIN, Prop. • W eekly tolerance despite an eloquent value for every dollar 648-6S8» posit, write a money order, com­ of the Manchester chapter of plea for a vote now by Bishop plete a loan payment. the American Red Cross snd CSiarles Helmsing of Kansas spent” on national defense. 9 the Manchester Heart Assocla- Clty-St. Joseph, Mo. In his first meeting with ths (JoreuerMounj military high command as com­ Uon. He has also served as the Council officials announced chairman o f the BXhication the approximate dates for. the mander in chief, Johnson em­ tS phasized the insistence on econ­ Committee of the> Manchester next session—Sept. 14 to Nov. Chamber of Comctwrce. 20 next year—and disclosed the omy which he mentioned In his At present he is a member of names of 43 bishops elected to address to a joint session of the board of governors of the seats on the 12 commissions. Congress on Wednesday, the Autonjoblle CltA> of Hartford, White House said Pope Paul VI ordered the The conference headed a long size of the 12 commissions ex list of appointments on Jphn- panded to 30 members each so son’s first full day of uninter- K»st hla, rsliglous commission; His final visitor this morning N Thanksgiving Dinner Sohn Comber, superior general was Roy Wilkins, executive sec­ WASHINGTON (AF) — The of the Maryknoll, N.Y., mis­ retary of the National Associa­ KVRRYTHINO FROM SO€P TO NUTS AU pure wool by Ameratron is at its best ad­ WASHINGTON (AP)-Jacqueline Kennedy asked coet of living edged up In an all sionaries, missions; Loras tion for the Advancement of time high In October, the Bu- Colored People and a leader In ADULTS 9Z.B5 —CHILDREN UNDER It flAO vantage in the shape of a sheath from Puritan Preaident Johnson to rename Cape Canaveral and its the Negro drive for Integratioa oentw in memory of slain Pmident John F. Ken» wport M rs. Jacqueline Kennedy managed a faint smile yesterday as she stood in 'Ar­ and equal 'Opjiortimity. Forever Young. The natural dropped raglan shoul­ FOR RESERVATIONS edy. It was learned today, f ------But ^ spokesman said the rise Mich., Laity, press and enter­ lington National Cemetery near the grave of her husbanti. (AP Photofax.) Press aide Andrew Hatcher der, the halter-cut neck, the molded bodice, are Johnson aimoonood the change vtsitod Johnson primarily to «x- o f one-tenth of one per cent was tainment; (jharles Helmsing, told reporters that Wilkins was CALL 649-S544 Thii wonderful luuid-aafted table b Cape Kennedy and the John prsss thanks for the Johnson’s strictly seasonal and ga'^e no Kansas CXty - St. Joseph, Mo., invited to the White House by CHARMING, perfect for liTinf-dining or «n.ll ALSO SERVING — ROAST BEEF DINNERS gema in dressmaking for flattery, fit and pure Kennedy Space Center In hie kindnesses and courtesies to her. indication whatever of an infla­ and Ernest Prlmeau, IKanches- Johnson, adding that they have PRACTICAL diniog areai. Takes up litde room, yet Thankaglvliig measage to the Johnson was said to have tionary trend. ter, N.H., Christian unity sec­ *Short Pants Terrorism^ been “good friends for a num­ ETHAN ALLEN it will feat np 10 10 eorafortably,. genius in dSsign. Your very own accessories change nation llnniiday idght. agreed at once to her sugges­ TTie consumer price index retariat. Widow Finds ber of years, and there is a Enjoy Your Favorite Choose from man than 400 Ethaa A Whtte House aource said to- tion, and telephoned Florida reached 107.2, meaning living good deal of mutual respect be­ the mood, hour, day and event at your sligh t^ Bishop John Taylor of Stock­ Legal Beverage Here.. EARLY AMERICAN Alien pieeea in infonnal Andqned Ok s Mrs. Kennedy made the Gov. Farris Bryant to ask his cost items that could be bought holm, ^ e d e n , who is a native tween them.’’ Pine, elegant Hdrloom Solid Cbeiiy, Seclusion at Johnson conferred by tele­ FRANK’S HARVEST TABLE whim. We have the dress that does so many things suggeetiaa. cooperation. for $10 In the 1957-69 base pe­ of East St. Louis, III., was elect­ Venezuela Vote Set gradona Solid Mahogany, ipaoe-awing ft was reported aha told John- In hie Thanksgiving measage riod cost $10.72 in October. ed to the commission on sacra­ phone this morning with th.’« 623 MAIN STREET ftonge-making Custom Keom Plan splendidly. We know this is quite a feat for a basic a(Hi of her wlah during a I6-mtn- Johnson said he acted “ with the Food prices declined 0.5 per ments. Democratic leaders of the nnita, and traditional Colonial ia nta visit with the President Hyannis Port House and Senate, Sen. Mike CORNER OF PEARL understanding and the support’’ cent but were offset by rises of The lone Italian was Bishop CAFE Phone:— nggeA Solid Maple and Biick See k that'answers all your questions in fashion . . . ne Wednesday after Us speech to Of the Florida governor. Despite Spectaculars Mansfield of Montana and today. 1 per cent in transportation Luigi Carlo Borromeo of OATERINO TO SMALL PARTIES Blancheeter 643-0890 Oongraas. Today’s Washington Poet re­ costs, 0.1 per cent in housing Pesaro. He was elected to the HYANNIS PORT, Mara. (AP) Speaker John W. MoCbrmack of RockvUle 876-2684 matter what your size or age is . . . buy one, twB White Houae eouroea said she ported that the idea came from costs and 0.6 per cent in cloth­ commission on religions. —Mrs. John F. Kennedy was Massachusetts on the outlook secluded today with her two for the legislation program, in- or three “Life Savers” in different colors. Black, Mrs. Kennedy. The account re­ ing prices. The progressives, vriio In­ CARACAS, Venezuela (A P )—-Despite spectacular V lated that she told Johnson her The spokesman said the up- creased their strength on the last-minute exploits, pro-Communist terrorists in children at the Kennedy com­ Closed Wednesday— Open Thnrs. and Fri. Until 9 o’clock husband had attached great Im­ pound, with heavy rain adding (See Page She) navy, lilac, royal. Sizes 10-20, 12V^-24^. ‘ commisstons, haU favoreJ the Venezuela appear to have lost their fight to force the DeathGkimt portance to the space program (Bee Page Six) expansion of til* commissions. to the gloom of her reunion with Exclusive Ethan Allen Dealer In This Area and had been deeply encouraged Setting the date for the next army to call off Sunday’s presidential elections. her parents-in-law. by the rapid p rocess he had council session—In 1964, rather As the campaigm swirls to Its"^^ The mother of the late Presi­ • 10.99 Normal Rate seen at the Ca]^. than waiting until 1965 — also climax, there are increasing terrorists, some 15,000 people dent John F. Kennedy went to The action Thursday night Insurers 65 was seen as a gain for .the pro­ signs that the extremist Armed attended a political rally this an .early Mass toda'y—and re­ drew mostly favorable comment gressives. They have been anx­ Forces of National Liberation— week in the Caracas square mained for two Of them. Her Bulletins For Weekend but It posed some problems for ious to maintain the cotmcil FALN—have lost both their where guerrilla snipers a few son. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Culled from AP Wires businesses that have capitalized Accept R a teS physical punch and their appeal days earlier staged a .spectacu­ joined his mother for the sec­ By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS on the Cape Canaveral name. The 2,200 council fathers, in to urban masses. lar battle and 24 persons were ond Mass at 8 a.m. Some officials. Including (3ov. Chances are considered good killed. Traffic fatalitlea were running their meeting today in St. . Sen. Kennedy said that his VEEDER STRIKE OVIS Farris Bryant and missile-space Premo Asked Peter's, continued debating a that.Jthe elections will go off with Noisy political caravans roam parents and the widow were about equal to thoee of a non- program executives, drew heart- a minimum of trouble. HARTFORD (AP)—Union holiday period as the Thanks­ Christian unity document. It the capital streets each night bearing up well. workers voted overwhefaning- was their next-to-last working Despite daily bombing and without incident. President He said it had been planned HM giving weekend was broken by (0M Page Thirteen) HARTFORD (AR) — State ly today to accept a new shooting, the citizenry is notice­ to take the children ice skating 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. a day of busineM-as-ueual Inauranoe Commissioner Al­ session before the recess. The Romulo Betancourt is barred by three-year contract and ended last will be on Monday. The ably less preoccupied with the the constitution from succeeding today on the outdoor rink the Friday. fred N. Piremo today approved their 83-day strike against Tuesday and Wednesday ses­ FALN. family gwve the town of Barn­ the Veeder-Koot Co. The vote The coimt ot deaths, which a new rate schedule for Owi- sions are ceremonial. Apparently Indifferent to the (See Page Twenty-Seven) stable as a memorial to the late started at 6 p.m., local Ume, Escapee Wanted nectlcut 66 that would provide was 414-28 In favor of the Bishop Hclmslng urged tlie Joseph«P. Kennedy Jr., who waa new pact which proridea for Wednesday and will end at mid­ an average nine per cent in­ council to vote on whether to; killed in World War II. But the night Sunday, reached 168, wage Increases ranging from To Be Assassin crease in premiums effective accept the documents on the rain spoiled the ice. which compared with the 100 Jan. 1. l l '/j to 20 rents an hour. The Jews and on religious tolerance The president’s widow joined traffic deaths per day average The move oame after officials strike by members of Lodge* OGDENSBURG, N.Y. (AP)— the Kennedy family for Thanks on nonholiday weekends this of the medical insurance plan 354 and 19 of the Internation­ year. state police today took Into cus­ (See Page Six) giving dinner. al AsHociation o f MacMaists for the elderly decided to go Mrs. Kennedy flew to (Jape tody an escaped mental patient along with a compromise rate began Sept. 9. It Involved 890 ON The average on nonholiday Cod Thursday with (Jaroline, 9, workers. A Veeder-Boot weekends this year le traffic described by police ae a man structure suggested by the 100 and John Jr., 3, to have dinner spokesman said the strike who wanted to kill President oommisskmer a week ago. Orig­ deaths a day. with former Ambassador and was settled on the basis oS the The National Safety Council John F. Kennedy and New York inally, premium boosts aver­ Bill on Rights Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, her company’s latest proposal. made no estimate of the number Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller be­ aging 16.7 per ceiVt were husband’s parents, and others of of tramc deaths. A spokesman cause he, the patient, had been sought. THANKSGIVING DAY the large family. V. \ HOSPIT.AL CHANGE said the Thanksgiving holiday is unable to1;o to the Soviet Union. WllMam N. Seery, chairman Biggest Test Flattery It was her first meeting with WASHINGTON (.4P) — primarily a stay-at-home period Police said the man, Guy Pat­ of the executive committee of the 76-year-old head of the fam­ terson, 38, was found in the The Veterans Administration With steadfast imwavering faith, with hard and patient toll. with less highway travel than the associated Ckxnnecticut ily since the assassination of the during most hoUday weekends. area of Redwood, about 35 miles health insurance companies For Johnson announced today appointment The Pilgrims wrung their harvest from a strange and aterile soil. of new directors for Its hos- An Associated Press survey southwest of Ogdensburg. backing Omnecticut 65, said (See Page Twenty-Three) And when the leaves turned red and gold beneath the autumn aun. And' from 6 p.m. Wedneeday, Nov. Much of the police informa­ the decision to accept the com­ By JACK BELL (dtals at Altoona, Pa., and They knelt beside the scanty sheaves their laboring hand had won. 18, to midnight Sunday, Nov. 17, tion about Patterson bore a re- promise rates was made to AP Political Writer Newington, Conn. Dr. Abra­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The ham Norman, 62, now direc­ And each grave elder, in his turn, with bowed and reverent head. (Sm Page Six) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Six) political nece.ssity of getting tor at Newington, will be- Gave thanks to bounteous Heaven for the miracle of bread. (Congressional action on civil A ^^tcTeapi cMWne director at Altoona. Forever Young rights is President Johnson's Reed L. Clegg, 45, now di­ ’E Arrive and depart in all pure textured tional training and other bills By STANLEY MEISLER W. ASHINGTON (A P ) — EvoTons knows that priceless family heir- Remembered, in their harvest time, the goodly grace of God. Pacific Sites when they return from their WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Confirming that an arm* loom s snd UtUe-wom jewelry briong in a safs loopy wool, two piece boxy dress­ holiday next week. team of presidential advisers is <-ache found In Veneauela m c m A Y But tile fierce controversy In milea'of bursting granaries our golden grain is stored. HAWAIIAN sure to shape up in the White came from Cuba, the United deposit box. But how about the deed to your maker suit. As great looking at air­ WASHINGTON (AP) Presi­ over the late presideiit's pro­ House .soon, bearing the stamp States offered today to Join And counUesa families are drawn roimd many a groaning board. . ISiAMOS bcine? Your military service records? Marriage dent Johnson, exponent of a gram for an expansion of racial of Lyndon B. Johnson and with Latln-.Aiiierican govern­ The wildemeaa the Pilgrims won a favoring H^Ven has blessed ports as it is at luncheons and din­ equality will test all of John­ and birth certificates and other iir^laoeable vigorous national space pro- iTexas. ments in stepping up surveil­ With, all the vast and wonderous yield of Mother Nature’s breast. ners. Pink and aqua. SizSs 10-20, son’s vaunted ability to tack President Johnson likely will lance "to thwart further at­ documents? At Hartford National, you nan 'gram, found himself confronted with the legislative wind to want to keep some- of the men tempts by the Castro ragims And while across tbs Eastern sea there shrieks the battle «sii, today with dramatic new evi­ reach his objective. them from loss, safe from fire and 12H -22V 4. who surrounded John F. Ken­ to export arms." keep safe To-day to us la given Peace, moat prlcelera gift of aU. dence of the Soviet Union’s In- Johnson has called for a :tlon nedy in his two years and 10 t b s f t . . . HtUe as 2ji day tonaified pace In the race. ' now on Kennedy’s civil rights months in the White House. for as a 1 9 1 7 c 9 9 FUGITIVE GIVES UP The Soviet Union announced ; legislation. .The possibilities of But he won’t want to keep all, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) God grant us graoe to look on this, our glorious native Thursday night a new series of 0 getting It likely will be dis- nor wilt all want to stay. —Police today arrested a As but another princely gift from His almighty hand. rocket tests in the Pacific Ocean ^ H o m A m i i . , cussed today at a meeting be­ The job of presidential aide or fugitive who had barricaded beginning next Monday and last­ at e |a rasv OM «*» May wa prove worthy of His trust and keep its every shore tween Johnson and Roy Wilkins, adviser usually demands fierce hhiiscir In his house (or two aiteetm ing almost two months, iq iix l or executive secretary of the Na- Protected from the murderous hordes that besor the torch of war. 1 loyalty and at times personal hours (or threats to “shoot It TOe tests, said the Soviet news i tional A.ssoclation for the Ad­ clo.seness. Presidents \yant long­ And be the future bright or dark, God grant we never may out.’’ Police aruied with tear agency Tass, will be made “ in vancement of Colored People. time associates and familiar gas and riot guns arrested Forget the reverent spirit of that first Thankigiving Day! v ! ^ of the enlargement of the Kennedy’s relations with Con­ faces around them. Johnson is program of scientific research gress were buUding to a crisis no exception. W illard N: Hills, 81. aUeged - J . J . : m Um further exploration ot —a situation Johnson has inher­ One likely prospect is BUI nicmlx-r of a stolen oar ring,, CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY outer apSMse.'* ited. Yet the new President can Moyers. 29, deputy director of as he towered In the houae un­ • m v a r CMbsavAsrir The eerim presumably Is part not afford in an election year the Peace Corps. The slender armed with his six ohUdrea. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 of tho Soviet Union's program not to get what Negro voters re­ Texan has been at Johnson’s Police said Hill’s wife talked Clor«iie« H. And*raon Insiiiraiic;* Agtncy, Inc. $6 land men on the moon—a gard as meaningful civil rights side since the new President him Into surrendering. HIU en whieh the United' legislation. succeeded Kennedy. reportedly escaped from Doc­ SRLAND R. JOHNSON, Agsht ilao haff ertHsTked, with ' shows area A and B in the Facific where So- Kennedy's strength with the Although Moyers says he tor’s Hospital, Colussbask 69S MAIN 8 '^ E T —MANCHESTER Ohio, last Friday while ms- 1 ' Union says it will stage majoj^ rocket launch- Negroes was unquestioned, John­ Johnson Family Portrait plans to return to the Peace f i BAST CHNTBR STHBOT, ICANaEOBSTBR son’s is not reaany assessable. (Jorps, he has movsid Into ths dergtdag treatnidat fee a I % PTOgrtm between D m . 2 and Jaa. IS. (AP Pho- President end M rs. Johnson and th eir daus^htsa% Hea-iiimetad ballet wmmA la lOifax.) H * ^ t o Lynda, left, 19, and Lucy, 16. (AP Photofax.) (•a* Paffe Tweelgr-llaw) ^ j r ‘ ‘ '

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