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WOL. L^DQQII, NO.* 78 (TWEn H -J ^U R PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1864 (OMdlied M A ^ M tn g <■ ^ M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS 12 Bank Holdups Makarios Seeks End A Record in State To Cyprus Treaties; NEW HAVEN (AP)—Bandits staged 12 holdUjJB in Connecticut in 1963—probably 'an all-time high for the state. The holdup men, armed with real or phony weap ons, forced tellers to stuff more^than $150,000 into the cloth or paper bags they carried with them. Turk Action Feared Borne o f this money, how-^ ever, was later recovered. Makarlos an- Comparative figures are not N K X )S IA . C y p ru s session Friday Just^ish Chrpriots, after he hears a report from nounced Wednesday night ha available, but veteran police of — British Commonwealth would seek to dissolve agree ficers cannot, recall e year in Events Sandys on his return from Ni Secretary Duncan Sandys cosia. ments under . which Britain, which there were as many hold Greece- and ‘Ttukey guarantee ups In the state. {made repeated calls on As the diplomaUc maneuver (t. President Makarios of Cy ing continued, a cease-fire con Cyprus’ sovereignty. In addition to the 12 holdups, In State tinued in Nicosia for -fhe fdurtii Earlier, Makarios said he there was a 120,000 bank bur . .•. •/' --.f prus today in the wake day Without renewed fighting. would tear up the agreements. glary, bringing Um total loot to ' \ - of Makarios’ announcement There were reports of isolate But after Britain challenged his more than $170,000. Incidents in the Countryside and right to act alone, he said he The burglary and six of the Driver Test Law I that he intends to call for I abrogation of treaties link at some other towns, however. would “ secure the termination holdups remained unsolved at ’The British War Office an of these treaties by ai^roprlata the end o f the year. Hits New„ Snag. ing Cyprus with Britain, nounced that nearly 1,0(X) more means,” meaning by hegoUa- Among the unsolved crimes I Greece and Turkey. BriUsh paratroopers wiU be tion. . was a daring $65,000 holdup In As Labs Resist In Athens! the Greek Cabinet flown to Cyprus within the next me diplomatic exchanges Slonroe on April 22. met on the continuing crisis in 24 hbUrs. This is in addition to came amid fresh violence, A bandit, his face thasked this island nation and asked for m ree monks were killed and HARTFORD (AP)—The head 600 troopers airlifted to the is with tape and orange makeiip. an extraordinary and immedi- land Wednesday night. another 'three wounded in a raid broke Into the home of bank of the state laboratory declared , ate meeting of the North Atlan A spokesman said mUitary Wednesday on the Greek Ortho manager Charles Wade and today that, if other laboratories tic Treaty Organization council technicians were on short aleri dox monastery of Galactoforou- ' forced him at gunpoint to drive arenH brought In soon to make in Paris. ’The feuding parUes on to be flown to Nicosia to take sa, 25 miles southwest of Nico to a branch o f the Connecticut chemical teats under the new Cyprus are Greek-speaking and over operation of public utilities sia. 'Survivors said five or six National Bank. , state dnmk-drlving law, his ’Turkish-speaking Cypriots and if Cyprus' Communist-dominat Turkish Cypriots made the riad. There, the bandit seised four laboratory will be "put in a both Greece and ’Turkey are Britain, now acting as peace very peculiar position." ed trade unions create labor members of.NA’TO, as is Britain. difficulties. maker and policeman for its for (See Page Seven) Earle K. Borman reported mer colony, feared new repris that efforts so far to gain par In London, Prime Minister Sir i Charging _ , Turkey with “ aggres- Alec Douglas-Home summoned slve actions” in the communal als by Turkish Cypriots if Ma ticipation by other latoratories karios upsets, the delicately ar in the pfogram have not been ‘ the British Cabinet for an ex-1 strife between Greek. w d Turk- ranged treaties' without consul successful. Road Deaths "I have had tentative feelers tation with sril sides. from three of them," he said, In Turkey’s capital, Ankara, a. but they showed no excited in foreign ministry spokesman skid T o T op 209 terest and they had a certain his government s^xih' by the Johnson Favors treaties and promise, "We will amount of reservation.” take every measure for their By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He said a half^ozen labora literal application.” The nation’s traffic deaths for tories probably could qualify to take tests under the law. But, Under the , 1960 treaties Brit 'ttie midweek New .Year’s holi ain, Greece and Tiirkey ’ prom- day, totaling more than 200, ex he added, if only the state lab Peace Offensive oratory continues to process ised to act together or singly .to ceeded .esUmates of safety ex prevent partition or annexation perts, but was far below last blood and breath samples, "W e’ll be in a very peculiar of the eastern Mediterranean week’s Christmas toll. island.. This pledge was de The number of persons killed position since we will be carry-1 JOHNSON CITY, T ex.^ ln a message that the time for tail ing peace has passed and s ir e d t o block both the oam- tai traffic accidents during the Ing out tests for both the police I (AP) — President Johnson and defendants.” { "1964 should be a year in Which ]^ign of Greek Ciypriots, Who 48-hour holiday period which is said to favor an unre make up 80 per cent of the pop. ended at midnight Wedheiiday we take further steps toward .Under the' law, accused driv that goal.” ■Illation of 577,000, for union with was 200. Belated reports were ers have the right t6 have tests lenting peace offensive in expected to boost the total. 1964. "In this spirit I shall strive of their own made if they desire. for the further improvement of (See Page Ten) However, the toll ai^pdared no A White House source report Many hospitals have balked at ^ relations between our two coun larger than the daily average of Uddng part in the tests. Stuart ^ ed that Johnson is determined i f to seek new breakthroughs on tries," Johnson said in a reply 117 traffic fatalities reported Knox, executive director of the I to a New Year’s message from during the first 11 months of peace and does not think the 64-member Connecticut Hospital Khrushchev and Soviet Presi 1963. Association, has reported a United States can oc^hould wait Nikita Sends until after the Noyamber presi dent Leonid Brezhnev. ’The National Safe^ Council "general feeling of caution.” m e two Soviet leaders had had estimated in advance of the dential baIloting..TOfore pressing Non-hospital laboratories are said in their personal inessaga holiday that between 140 and ahead in this a ) ^ . ^ li B J Message balking, Borman explained, be New YeaPs Baby to Johnson that the old year asM 180 persons might be killed in The source made available to cause they don’t want to get The year was two hours 'tad 22 minutes old when Glenn Alan Hunnif^ bom at Man- a significant improvemenyin traffic mishaps from 6 p.m. involved in too much legal work newsmen Wednesday a summa Chester Memorial Hospital. He is the hospital’s New, Year’s Baby .i first child of the approach to the aohitimn of WASHINGTON (A P )—Soviet New Tear’s Eve to midnight where laboratory representa ry of what were described aa Premier Khrushchev sent a pen. ~ 'Mx, and Mrs. Alan Hunnlford of 12 Abby Dr^, Hebron; the first l)ild^'Main Bt Johnson’s views on' a broad urgent international, prplHams Wednesday—a 30-hour period. tives would have to testify in irt .GTehney of and.in the developmmt of Sovi- Council FTesldeht Howard court on test findings. merchant, Christopher Glenney; and first grandchild of Mr, ai range of topics. Some of the aonal message to Presidmt Bolton (SanUkraiht Mrs, Hunnlford. of 441 Center .BU; ;hed fi j^cjunds 10 niaferial was provided on condl- et-Axoerican Johnson today in the midst of Pyle said-Wednesday night that And toey voicad aS m Btat 1964 the final figures “ definitely will ounces, and lb 20%'inches long. (He^ld photo by Pinto). Ubn it not be made public until Heads Boat Yard “ will be marked. hD ^ t her. alg- increasing'tallk on both sides of go beyond this estimate.’ ’ The today. tile East-West conflict about aa GROTON (A P ) — I^obert V. e Among key attitudes attrlbut' nlflcant success.”/ ' " Laney was named manager to Later the Wlilto House source easing o f cold war tensions dur (Bee Page Seven) ed to Johnson were these: ing the new year. day of'the (juincy. Mass., yard Mercury Up ’m e President plans to propose made available/uiei summary of Political Balm Out, Johnson's reported views includ- Soviet Ambassador Anatoly of the Electric Boat Division of a comprehensive housing pro F. Dobrynin met with Secretary General Dynamics Cocp. gram and will discuss this today 300.000 Counted After Storm (See J^age Thirteen) of State Dean Rusk for 16 min lianey, assistant manager of at his ranch home with Robert / utes. the yard while it was owned by Ruler Says of Visit C. Weaver, administrator of the "I delivered a peraonal mes In Times Square the Bethlehem Steel Co., is a BOSTON (AP) — TTie atom House and Home Finance Agen sage from the cbairnian to the veteran of the shipbuilding and which dumped up to eight cy. ' R w ^fellers €iet President,” he told newsmen. NEW YORK (AP) — Revelry, atomic energy fields. ’The yard inches of snow on paits of the Johnson expects Congress to He declined tq discuss the recently was purchased by Gen JERUSALEM, Jordan Sector«-two great faiths wiU take cmI' Southland actually washed pass a civil r^hts bill this yesu*. prayer and hopeful messages of (A P)—Jordan’s Moslem ruler. Crete steps with a view toward■ n g ratulations contents, other than to indicate peaqe marked, the start of the eral Dynamics. away some of the snow cover as well as an $ll-biUion .tax cut. King Hussein, said today the achievlhg this blessed, historic that the nature of-the message new -year around the world. in parts of New Ei^land early He also would like to see pas would be made known shortly. pilgU'image of Pope Paul VI to objective,” the 27-year-old mon / ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. Times Square had its biggest today. sage of a program to provide A report from London said Public Works BUI the Holy Land will “ highlight arch told about 400 newsmen. medical Insurance for the eldi Nelson A. Rockefeller of New crowd in years for the count : He declared that Jordan, an A wide variety of weather the Soviet government was de down to 1984 — an estimated JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) the affinity between the two conditions—none of them good ly. York resumes his campaign for overwhelming Moslem country, the Republican presidential livering notes in several West 800,000. A few blocks away, —^The $4.4 billion public works great reli^ons” of Islam and —provided diifferentt problems, Government officials will ern capitals dealing with the was proud of its role as keeper nomination Friday, ending a 8.000 persons dined and dsmcedappropriation bill sigpied by i Christianity. But he ruled out depending on whirii p ^ of the expected to work hard /knd need for peaceful settlement of President Johnson ’Tuesday in- any possibility that it could of Christianity’s holy places. avoid the cocktail party ck^cuit. moratorium he imposed after in Grand Central Terminal in The king shrugged off the six-state region was discussed. territorial disputes. one of the largest New Year’s eluded $1.7 million in construe-1 bring improvement of relations Up to five inches of snow fell Johnson is pleased- wito the the assassination of President tion funds for the West Thomp- of Arab naUons vrith Israel, fears of some Arab nations that results of his economy-in-gov John F. Kennedy Nov. 2. m e London report said the Eve parties. It was a benefit the Pope’s visit to Jordan and in northern New England, which peace notes were about 21 bail for the National Association son. Conn., reservoir. I Applauding the Vatican’s ef- also was plagued in some spots ernment drl9e and -believes the Rockefeller flies to New Other Connecticut projects in- forts to unite various sects of Israel had ix>litical overtones stage is set for further savings Hampshire, where- he has pages'long. DobrjMn said the for Mental Health. or might lead to Vatican recog by the freezing rain, sleet and message he delivered to Rusk Fireworks illuminated the eluded in the bill; | Christianity, the king told a wet snow that harraased south in the budget that will go to entered the state’s presidential nition of Israel. "W e look upon, Congress in January 1966. He be primary March 10.' He speaks was about 20 pages long. skies over the Berlin Wall. Pa Construction — East Branch crowded news conference he ern New England. State Department .sources it as a pilgrimage to the Holy lieves fiscal prudence is, in the BVlday night to a Young Repub risians leaned on automobile Reservoir $685,000; Hancock hopes the pontiff’s pilgrimage ’The forecast for tonight in said toe Khrushchev message to Reservoir $1.6 million; N orth-. “ \rill herald a new era" be- Lsuid. I don’t consider tiie Informant’s W oi^, “No longer a licans meeting at Portsmouth, horns on the Champs Elysees Pope’s pilgrimage has any dicated that the Mxum wifi have Johnsini apparently was the rich man’s isf^p.’’ and will visit Ctoncord, the cap -Spaniards ate 12 grapes at mid- field Brook Reservoir $900,000; ; tween Moslems and Christians. political implication,” the king cleared New England by tx>- — — “ It is my esimest hope that ndght, except for far northern m e President has profound ital, Saturday. said. respect for Secretary of De mree other trips to New (See Page Ten) (See Page ’Two) , (See Page Ten) I eminent spiritual leaders of our The king said the problem Maine. Fair, seasonable mild weather is expected to follow fense Robert S. McNamara and, Hampshire are on Rockefeller’s with Israel is a different one as it was' phrased, “ he has schedule this month. 'On Jan. 27, and despite the Pope’s visit to in the wake of the storm now located over the Canadian mari found the myth of McNamara he’ll fly to Ciallfornia for ap both countries "I can hardly see to be true." Johnson also is pearances in Marin County and- how relations could improve.” time provinces. Sleet and freezin g rain greatly impressed by Gen: Max Los Angeles. Califomla’s presi Bulletins Asked if Jordan would accept well Taylor, chairman of the dential primary is in June. le’s Schedule Announced papal mediation in disputes be through central and inland southern New England pro- Joint Chiefs of Staff. Rockefeller is the only an- Colled from AP Wires tween Jordan and Israel if it Earlier Wednesday Jetoson were offered, the king replied (See Page ’Twelve) told Soviet Premier Khrushchev (See Page Five) that the question had not arisen ASSASSIN FAILS but indicated clesurly such a step For Holy Land Pilgrimage LONDON (AP)—me of is impossible. Israel must fice of the Ghana Ugh com missioner said today an un AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — The (See Page Twenty-Thr^) successful attempt was made schedule for Pope Paul’s pil by a gunman to assassinate grimage in toe Holy Land has' President Kwame Nkromah. been announced in Amman. m e announcemoit said thn (All times are Ideal, approxi assailant fired five shots at mate and seven hours ahead of Nkromah as he was leaving Eastern Standard Time.) News Tidbits Us offloinl residoice in Accra,. An escort of Jordanian jet from the AP Wires to enter Us cat^-nnd missed fighter ptppes will meet the with all of them. me. com Pope’s plane aa R enters Jordan missioner’s office said one of air space and escort it to Am Unofficial Vatican . sources the 54-year-oW presldent'e man Airport. say Pope Paul VI will leave security guards was wounded As. toe pontiff’s plane touches vestments, chalices and sym fatally. toe ^und about 1 p.m., a 21- bolic gold figures in the Holy gun salute will greet toe head of Land as gifts. . . . Syria sends POGTAjL WORKERS CUT toe -Vatican State. King Hussein invitations to religious affairs JOHNSON CUTY, Tex. will greet toe Pope as he leaveis ministers of ail Arab and Is (AP) — President Johnsim toe aircraft, and a group of Jor lamic countries for conference got a pledge from Postmas danian children will give the vis Jan. 21 in Damascus to lay ter General John A. Granouakt itor 8U1 olive branch and a bou down a concerted pan-lslamic today that the postU payroll quet as swarms of white pigeons plan to “combat Zfonlsm and will be cut by 5,000 workers are freed. subversive currents in Afriesa.’* within the next sU months. Hussein then will introduce Gronoosld, after a meeting Premier Hussein’ Ben Nasser, m e Congo’a Premier Cyrille Adoula answers his African with Johnson, tUd a newa Patriarch Cevanus Sedoros of critics by denjrlng that close oonforenoe that this and oth Alexandria, Patriarch Maximus er moves, including n propea- Saigh .of Antioch, Patriarch friendship with the United States meant hla government ed $77-mUUon Uke U parcel Bouioa Maaouchi of toe Maron- post rates, will result la a ites. Patriarch Alberto' Gori of has "sold out" to Wsishlng^ton . .Republican campaign strat out of $100 mUlion la tha Jerusalem, Patriarch Stephanos MiniiiU postal deficit. He said Shelkhou of Babylon, toe patri egy from now to the nominat arch of Armenian (Catholics in ing convention in July to be the economies may requlM Lebanon, Louis .Battanlan, and planned at a national ifieeting some -reduction of postal other dignitaries. in Washington,,Jan. 8-11,'Chair service, but they would not be man Willlani E. Miller says. significant. He has'.orderedJl The Pope 'will introduce toe Soviet Ambassador Alexan reduction by June 20 o f S.MlI cardinals accompanying him. postal workers—a move m e king wUI accompany toe der Soldatov delivers a long note to toe British gpvernment some who quit or retifa Pope to a special-royal pavilion not be replaced. ^ j where well wishers will greet dealing with peaceful settle him according to protocol. King ment of territorial dispotea.. .. Hussein will deUver a speech of Nelson A. Rockefeller gets new NURSING H O B IB -nB a: welcome and toe Pope will airplane with a range o t 2,000 COLUMBIA, Mias, (AV) reply, m e king then will escort miles and top speed of 300 miles Fire swept thrqpgll A the Pope to his car. m e Pope’s per hour that ia geoiM to keep home In this sr motor cavalcade wUl leave for pace with his expanded political aiasij^ temi Ing tiuree q f | On Sunday, PoPOPO WIUWiU Hleave Jerusalem enroute to Naaareth the Jordanian aector of Jeru aetlvli^. U m Via JanlB andI 1Itogtldo, ^ then paet village of Cana tolifc Tar salem whUe tob king returns to Six RepUbUoan • aeaatwa say tor. Vlaita at SalileeGalileo and Titog^T a b g ^ willwUl beba fbQowed to Mil palgoe. they 3b en»ek the stMn- New Y ^P s Day Dip lunoh on Mount of BeatttndMidea near ^ Lake Tiberiae. Ha will H ie Pope wUl be met at Dsate on health eara for the TTirae members of Newportr R. L, PoUtr Bear iCTub leave toy Atiaatie letuyn to Jonualem mtomiLFla£ef8Ii«] Plain, o f 8h«itm Into Jjidoa. B o Prince Abdullah Bridge at 3:ao aged leglalattoD by tatroduebig Ygar’g Day dip. JUft to right: Philip Crowther, 76; Jack Morgan; 68 and JEw^ T «iU ’vtalt M t aShaau tbon oioaaroealbaidi Ibaidi to Jordanian aaetor o f their own plan when OengMaa (A P Fbotofax). reoonvenaa naxt waak.. GrilU, 62ro^l^vidence. Water temperature wai 82. (AP Photofax.)
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KANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY. JANUARY 2^ 1964 F A C n i TW C MANGHESl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2,1964 ar*."’' V-’ - on the unafflHated, Independent, Ahdover list, . * Duo Pianists Voter 8toriap Today Coventry Trans World Alrltass spokes over the runway. There .was jw noted all over the etnte, and' Mkating Party Wingtip Landing man said damags to ths idaM fire. Big Hike Noted w en attributed to fUatocT 1 ' Lorraine Carter of tha Com- A regularly scheduled was minor. The plane had made stope at efto eiiutdawna,ilay atts In the afVj m un^ Chib haa announced that Play Sunday uantlilv vbter-maldag ese- OtiTOiis’ Role Injures None Snow and sleet had fallen in Chicago and New Tcric. In Idle Claims oonstfUction''indlMetry, and out Hootenanny Starts Series the annual ice dcaUng party of aton wUI be held from S to 8 termittently during the day and backs at Some The vUlbtilty was poor as pilot Bur OPEN FIO OOOKINO . tlud group will take i^ace at Manchester’s Community Con tonight. In the 'Town Clerk’s BOSTON (AP) — A Oonvair Ctalnw for unemployineRt I latter reasof|l alone aooount- the home of Mr.] and Mrs. Gor office to the Municipal Build- LWV Subject gess Murdock of Chicago pre- FRIENDSWOOD, Tex. (AP) _ at T l new local To Aid Scholarship Fund cert Association wQl listen to 880 Jat, carrying 71 persons and pared to land at Logan Interna oompenaafion filed in Mancbee- don MacDonald, Xiakeside Dr., one of the world’s greatest two- tag. — “I am the cook," smllea J. dalm sS at 8 p.ia. tomorrow. To be eligible, applicants crippled by a coUaiUad landing tional Airport On the last leg of Roger May, fig preserver here tor last week jumped by 28 per Statewide, Mancheeter rank piano ensembles Sunday after The League of Women Votera. Been Named gear, skidded on a sanded nm- a flight from Denver. whoee plant will preserve 000,- cent over thoee for the week it, John Mlnnlck, and Bob noon In Bailey Audttoctum. The must be 21 years of age, ed thirteenth in total olelma BlilwtsInmWt tor an Maaeheater Evehlng Herald must have bean a resident of will meet at 8.p.m. Jan. U at TWA said the ship’s right 000 to TOfO.OOO pounds of Oga ending Dec. 21. and taatas la balnr ottm A Summers. Tliey too are folk- two planlats are Arthur Odd way, spun around and came to filed. Laat wedt it had beSh In Andover eorrespoadent, Law- the state for the past year the Booth-Dlmock Memorial Li landing gear collapsed when the thU year. HU method U open A total of 1,179 penmui drew fifteenth spot. taiSVa SiLVBl LANE, EAST HARTFORD tna m A i and moatlis alwad at singers and iiutrumentaUsts. and Robert Flsdale, vdio wei« brary. “Popular Oontrol of Gov rest on a wlngtip Wednesday chedoB here last wedt, a sharp rentw Moe, telephone l4l-grM. tile tint artiste to present a re and most have resided in plane touched down). The plane cooking In copper or aluminum First was Bridgeport with lUiaai' higli admol under the Later in the month, Saturday, Manchester for the past six ernment” will be the topic of n igh t I tilted over on Its right wing, kettles that hold 800 pounds of rise o f 269 over the prevloua ■pooaorahip dt ttie FTBA ahiP Jan. 25, the first o f the adult cital In the U n cd n Center FhU- discussion. 6,234; followed by New Haven ______“ALL MEATS FRE9H CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGEPr months. miMka. David Joka Jr., son of David Joha and Ottvla None of the 63 passengers and causing a wing tank to rapture figs, plus eight gallons of wa week. < with 4,960; Watertxity, 4,848; Rham Bducatlon Aaeodation. evening series will be presented harmonlc Hall test jrear when It Anyone Interested hi oonUally inckeroonBiooks, 82 Mountata St, Rockrt^ 12*^25 sight crewmen was Injured. A The kicressed daime were opened. . Naturalised dtisena must and tpaw 3,000 gallons o f fuel ter and the sugar. and Hartford, 3,896. FrooMda from the eventa wUl with the showing of the movie, Police Arrests show proof of dUsenship by invtted" to attend, eapeetally Dec. 24 at Manchester Memoriri H oijlt^ Ma m rt«ia go to aujqport the FT3A Bchol- “Ute Silent World of Jacques Well-known throughout two newcomers to town. STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED, 9 ^; T H U R lM . 9-9 continents, the team speciallsea presfinting a certificate from grandparents are Mr. and Mm. aiahlp F u ^ Costeau.” the United States Immigra Officials remind residents m s paternal grandmother la Mrs. Angle M. Brooks, Tnonop- SATURDAY 8 to 6— (CLOSED A U DAY MONDAY! ^ be pceaented on Jan. 11 Denver Raymond Schroeder, In modern music and has com that tile purpoee of- the LMgue All of the five presentations missioned works by some of the tion and Naturalization at 8 p.m. tn the Rham gym- win be put on at Rham, at 8 21, of 262 E. Middle Tpke., Service, or from the derk of of Women Voters as set forth In sonvlHa , , • • . naaium will be 'another hoote Tuesday evening was charged worid’s most famous' contem Us twlawB is “ To promote po- pjh., on the last Saturday of porary composers, Including the Conneotleut town in Belnhardt, Eric Arthur, son of FiederWt W m an >' I < *. ^ nanny, popular entertainment each month, January through with Indecent exposure, -posted which he or She has been a Uticu responslbUlty through In- a $100 bond, and was ordered to Francois Poulenc and Darlu and Alice Corsair ^Inhardt nO ^ tfaeae daya as Indicated by the May. Tickets are available from voter, previously. was born Dec. 23 It^lanch^r r big aucceas of the one ataged a appear in Circuit Court 12, Man Milhaud, both of whom will be FTSA members or at ^ e school. represented In the Manchester ieamis maternal grandparents are Mr, few wedta ago at Rham. In February a play, "The Bar chester, Jafi. 20. The arrest John Hutchlnaon. guitaiiat stemmed from a,complaint titgt recital. the oonoed which is open ooly poUticid party. Providence, R. 1- His retts o f W iinpole Street,” , iwill Mrs. Frederick W. Reinhardt a and alnger of Manchester, will a man was exposing himself in Unusual music Is their forte, to membera of tbs local group Further tafonnatUn Ite be staged. In-March, the weU- a second story lighted bedroom and they go to unusual length to or to members of sssodated secured by contacting its pre4' brother; Frederick W. HI, 2%; ^ Maters, Susan, A, PORK LOINS act as master of ceremonies and knbwn and highly regarded -find It. ui East Berlin, they (CCMBO) aatartain as wen. He wOl Intro window on E. Middle Tpke. groups with whom the Man dent, Mrs. Arthur Smltii of and Kirsten, 1^. , * • • • Bngllsh comedy motion picture, Vincent P. Quinn Jr., 21, of found a hitherto unknown chester Oommunlty Oonoert As Hemlock Point. duce the return performances **The Mouse That Roared” is double concerto by Felix Men Staimons. James Kenneth, scm of l^haM J ^ iad of the two Rham talent groups. Lake Garda, Unionvllle, last sociation has ladptooal ar- To Hear Physloist being shown. Offerings for April night was charged with intoxi- delssohn, for example. It’s isngements. The Coventry iSstorical So Joan Frocher Simmons. CONSISTS^OF: 2 ROASTS One la the Four Hm Billies, a and May are to be aimounced scheduled for recorcUng with Dec. 17 at Downers Grove HospttaL His matetnal (TfoM- Tocal and inatnunentaUst group caUmi and breach of the peace. ciety la InvHed to attend a later. The charges Stemmed from a the Philadelphia Symphony this meeting of the Manifleld Bla- mother te Mra Marjorie no M i n and CENTER CHOPS eompoeed of Roger Fheips, Lor^ . To Correct Lists season, and release nortly torloal Society at 8 p.m. Jan. paternal grantoarents are Mr. and Mrs. Jbto S im m ^JM nine Bricault, Kathy Darwin, complaint of a family arginnent Hie registrars of voters, Mrs. at a Birch St. home. Quinn thereafter by Colinnbla. And, 300,000 Counted 10 at the Mansfield 'Town HaU School St His paternal great-grandfather ia Joha BtaiP and Bob Brawn, all students at Blae S. sums and Mrs. Bea p^ ed a $200 bond while await oddly enough, they turned up a on Spring »U , RL 100 ta that mons 27M Bluefield Dr. ^ , , , , , D IP T S tO I^ Rham. trice E. Kowalski, will meet ing appearance in Manchester’s Schumann composition In a for In Times Square town. Speaker will be Wesley Also appaaring arc the Rham- Friday, Jan. 10 at the Town Circuit Court 12, Jan. IS. gotten cellar of the Library of Reed at North Woodstock. Diana, Leonard Michael, eon of Mario W. and Ranleri Diana, 120* S Main St He was born Dec. M at blers. a alngtng group with Office buUding between the Congress. This has already been (Contimied from Page One) Reed will talk on “Music from PINE STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER f seven members, XMive Munson. hours of 2 and 5 p.m. for the MESSAGE DELIVERED released on recording. the Attic.” Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU iM tei^ ignndp^ Oxailotte Tale, John Hooker, purpose of correcUon of the cau JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP)— Leonard Bernetein UkM the Reed Is a physicist with the ents ard^Mr. and Mrs. Bmldlo Ranleri, 11 M cl^ St HU night. Italians threw crockery paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ChrlstqphST T* m- C 'v Claudia Conlan, Judy Peck, cus lists of voters. U.S. Ambassador Howard P. team so weU he has engaged from windows. And reddents of American Optical Co. and Is In 8and^ Foran, and Peggy Free- Citizens who are now voters Jones called on President Su them three tfanee In the past Buenos Aires tossed tons of terested in old time musical in phere, 66 Clinton St. Bian, U m students at Rham. may take advantage of this ses- karno today and handed Mm,a flv s years, while SXigene ticker tape and old calendars struments, of which he has a Studm talent groups from Mor for any change they may message from President Onttendy engaged them Mth remarkable collection. He will TOnskt Joseph Michael, son of George X a ^ from windows. LeDuc Tonskl, 18 Wedgewood Dr. He was bora Dec. M ICanohester win round out the wish to make in their listed Johnson. teat season and this. A dosen or President Johnson waltzed out bring with him a number of I"! eraning's fun. Allyn Hawse statua Voters now unaffiliated The American diplomat, who so CC the qmrid’s great orches- the old year at one of four pan- these instruments and not only at Manchester Memorial HospttaL Hie metenial heads up fhe Four ^nds, foQc- can be mrolled with the party returned here Wednesday after ti«B will utilize their talents ties he attended in Austin, Tex. relate their musical history, but mother U Mrs. Arthur LeDuc, 61 Edmund St HU pa^r- eingets and instrumentalists, at thdr dioice. Hiose now en consultations in Washington, de during the season, while over a He returned to his ranch near wffi play the instruments, w i grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TonSkl,,S0o Tol tundied oommunlties hr the with David Wrubel, Phil Bennet, rolled with either party may clined to disclose the contents Johnson City, Tex., less than an N o MaUr land 'Ipke. • • • • • and Bruee May completing the change to the other oc ask to of tile note. He said he would U.S. win Mkewlse hear them in hour later. Rural mall boxes must have foursome. Bob ICcNein leads have their names transferred see Sukarno again later this approaches complstely shoveled Patton, Colleen Ann, daughter of Benjamin and Rita Soviet Premier Khrushchev Carson Patton, 61% Stiver St, Middletqvra. She was H m Ooadmian,. assisted by Fete from a party list and be placed week. No ticloete are aivailable for raised a toast at a Kremlin pa> or dsared of snow or the local ' r and sent traditional New rural carriers will bring mall bom Dec. 19 at Middlesex Memorial HospttaL Her mater ear’s messages to world lead- back to the local post office un nal grandmother U Mrs. Charles Carson, 78 Benton St MS. delivered, Postmaster Herman Her paternal grandfather U Benjamin W. Patten, Middle- '5 hi his note to Johnson be ex F. LeDoyt cautions. ■ town. Her maternal great-grandmother U Mrs. Johanna pressed hope for progress In The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Tbmasaltis, 52 WeUs St She has a brother, Benjamin betteriiM. relations between the Second Congregational Church Franklin n,l. , , , , , , -- MANCHESTER PARKADE united States and the Soviet Un Is planning an international pot- ion “for a more lasting world luck followed by a Chinese auc Mnldowney, Sean Michael, son of James W. and Kath peace.” tion at its meeting at 8 pjn. leen Henry Muldowney, 48 Linden St He was bom Dec. Johnson answered, in part: Jan. 18 at the Church Commun 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grand “ The American people and their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Henry, Andover. HU After Christmas Clearance ity House. Tbe committee In paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 'W. P. Muldowney, government have set the charge Includes Mr. and Mrs. Concord, N. H. strengthening of pekce ite their Ronald B. Bdnfondson, Mr. an4^ • • • • • " Aest purpose in the year.” Mrs. John WiUnauer, Mr. add ARMOUR'S STAR rope Paul VI began the new Sweeney, Elaine MarUe and M loh ^ Bae, twin daugh Mrs. Maurice French, and ters of Gerald M. and Charlene Schiebel Sweeney, 81 Htil- year with a mass in his private Mrs. FlOyd Hayes, and Mr. and chapel. At noon he told a throng Blde Dr., South Windsor. They were bom Dec. 2d at Man Mrs. Russell Storra. chester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents of 80,000 in S t Peter’s Square The Rotary Club meeting will the new year “ seems to Inspire are Mr. and Mrs. FrancU Schiebel, 25 Hamlin St Their SAVE OVER 50% be tomorrow at 6:40 pm. at paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Sweeney, LIVERWURST serene wishes of peace and well First Qon^gaticmal Church. being fOT all.” Bast Hartford. Their maternal great-grandMPente are Tlie club la sponsoring the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schiebel, 45 St John St Their pater-, OR publie concert by violinist Ru- nal great-gn^dmothers are Mrs. A StanUh, Plantsvllle, and DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Presi mnsff at 8:16 pm. Jan. 13 at dent Johnson’s dau^ters, al Mrs. M. J. Sweeney. Hartford. / the WtlUmantic State College • • • • • Over-The-Sock Boots most unnoticed In the crow4 of Shafer Auditorium. Tickets are 75,000 football fans, saw Texas available from club members, W est Tracy Lyn, daughter of Philip Terry and Bkrliara BOLOGNA defeat Navy 28 fo 6 ta the Cot At least 40 sbiident reserva <5wen West Hemlock Dr., Vernon. She was bom Dec. 37 FAMOUS BRAND ton Bowl Wednesday. at, Mancherter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand BY THE PIECE tions are needed In order to parents are Mr. and Mrs. John B. Owen, Strafford, Pa. Her Lynda Bird, 10, a sophomore have a bus travel to the basket OUT THEY at the university sat on the Navy ball game tomorrow In Port paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph K. West Tremendous Savings West Springfield, Mass. She has a brother. Kevin Michael, 2. aide of the field near the SOk-yard land when the Coventry High line.'She and her escort, an un- School's junior varsity and var • • • • ..v 9UR BEST l e a n idmtified midshipman, re-> sity teams will play. Anderson, LUa Marie, daugditer o f John R. Sr. and Ann mained in their seats at half Tub registrars of voters will Marie Walsh Anderson, 11 Gerald Dr., Vernon. She was time and miuiched hot dogs. De have enrollment season from bom Dec. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma spite her Navy escort she stood noon to^ p.m. Jan. 10. First ternal grandmother U Mm Bernard F. Waph, South Wind for Texas during the nune. DUtxict jeglstrars will meet at sor. Her paternal gl^dparents are Mr. iuid M ». Walter CUBE LUcy Baines, 16, had a seat the town clerk’s office and Sec A. Anderson, 20 Avondale Rd. She haa a brother, John near midfield on the Texas side, in Every Department ond District registrars at the Richard Jr„ 21 mbnths. but police said she and her par North Coventry firehouse. This ,/ ty, im ch they Identified only as will not be a voter malting ses Bolapd,^ David Clinton, son of Bernard and Ruth Shele- Secret Service agents, were sion. The next voter-making vltz BoUind, 49 Winter St. He was bom Dec. 27 at Man- Reg. to 12.95 moved to a section on the same session will be from 10 am. to chMter Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grapdtnother U STEAK side of the stadium between the noon on Jan. 18 at the town Mta. Helen Dutton, East Hartford. HU patenud grandpar- Out Go Odds and Ends to Make Room for New 10-yard line and the north goal. clerk’s office. ^ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boland, 49 \Vinter St He has However, newsmen were not The Coventry RecreatUm two brothers, Thomas, 3, and Kenneth, 1; and a sister, able to find her. Committee will sponsor pfo- Patricia Ann, 2. Photographers were discour grams from 9 a.m. to poOn on EXTRA TENDER! aged fronv taking pictures of the Saturday for boys of^Grades 4 Mdse ..All Way Below King’s Usual tow Prices girls. When cameramen edged through 6 at the/ Robertson ...... uu...... ,1b-.. . .. near or turned long-range cam- School and also/at Coventry SAVE 40e «ras on Lynda Bird Johnson, Se Grammar ScfioOI. to 50c LB. cret Service, agents scowled, The First Congregational and shook their heads, asking church choir will rehearse at the idiotograi^ers to move on. 7:30 p.-fo. today In the sanctu- - JUST 12 BOYS' JUST 14 BOYS' JUST 18 BOYS' JUST 31 JUST 25 One Associated Press photogra ary^-'^ The board of Christian • ALL ARE pher succeeded in getting ^Education will meet at 8 p.m. EAST LAND MISSES' FRESHLY GROUND, ALL BEEF close-up picture, however, of tomorrow at Kingsbury House. WASHABLE CORDUROY Misses' X WATERPROOF Miss Johnson and her esco^ The Men’s Club will have a WOOL conoN Security measures for the vis Communion service and break GABARDINE COATS it of the Johnson girls v firt the fast at 7:30 a.m. Sunday. PERTS strictest since the /howl was MELTONS CASUAL PARKAS Button Front • ALL HAVE THE built 38 years agoX' Mancheeter Bvenlng Herald A Dallas ^Uceman, who Coventry oorrespondiutt, F. DRESSES HAMBURG 9 M M OUS LABELS asked not toroe identified, said Pauline Ltttie, tetephone 7 « - the big stadium had been guard 62SL $ 2 ed closely all week on the pos- $ 1 2 slbilil^ that President Johnson • AU, ARi FliRST l^ t attend the gamq. He said AidverUeement— * i o ree officers remained In the ' X V REG. 3.97-4.97 10 lbs. Remsmber MatnaT Peggy stadium all week and three po REG. 15.97 QUALITY W o o d, at Buehnell January REG. 10.97 REG. 12.97 lice cars patrolled the area. 4th. At least 86 dstectives spent JUST 128 REG. 4.97 New, Tcaf’k live in the Cotton JUST 30 JUST 24 Bcrlrl and “ many, foan y more JUST 50 Originally 3.57 Originolly 2.57 TENDER, LEAN, BONELESS were stationed throughout the STANLEY WARNER ORIGINALLY JUST 10 Our Own Custom stands during the game,” he M I S ^ ' Originally 2.57 said. 2.57-3.57 UDIES' He said the Police Depcut- mw RUGBY T A T E ^ LADIES' LADIES' ODD OGG ment received word a bomb STYLE MISSES' c o n o N would be planted In the stadium By IDEAL STEW and "it took 14 hours to deter IqteltiafclUiUS R BLOUSES mine there wasn’t a bopib.” c o n o N SHIRTS SLACKS During the first half police NOiMnnHC asked all persona leaving the bRESSES BEEF FOR MEN OR PREPS gates of the stadium on the side where Lynda Bird sat to sign their names in a register. Tliis $ 1 10 Lbs. or More 43e was not done on the side udiere poUce said Lucy Baines sat. * 1 REG. 9.97 Sizes 32-38 . 1.90 CATCH S-M-L Sizes 10-16 LOOK W HAT *1 WILL BUY! Sizes 12-18 JUST 7 W EEKDAYS 7H10-9-A0 JUST 24 JUST 7 SALE SAT. 2:00-4:30-7H>0-9:80 . JUST 14 GIRLS' • PIGS FEET 5 lbs. VoluM to U.99 SUN. Continnoos 2 P.M. JUST 24 " GIRLS' GIRLS' GIRLS' STRETCH • MEATY LAMB STEW Mooy stylos to ehooM from TODDLERS' CHUBBY CORDUROY c o n o N 5 lbs. ; 1 SLACKS VELVET SLACKS SLACKS DRESSES • BEEF KIDNEYS 5 lbs. HUEE SAVIN8S ON THIS SUITS BROUP OF FINE SHOES, CU-HlT AT /:20 $ 2 $ 1 A * 1 LOAFERS INOLUDED HOT PISH ■ k REG. 3.97 SPLIT BROILERS S —IwH I SANDWICH REG. 4.97 REG. 2.57 REG. 3.97 Most hovo loothor solos omd. 259 POST FORMED W H O L E f . 4 9 B u r n s i d e No4on8fill«t,toppi6d REG. 3.97-4.97 Plostle LomiiiatG lumrioos costom footoros* with Burgir C h ^ own BAHERY MEN’S HARDWOOD BIRDS X tpacial tartar sauca. BOOSTER Tiyonal GAS LINE tu r tl e STOOL COUNTER 2 ANTI- ~ CABLE NECK TOPS 4.6-12 Volt Cara > RUSH SEAT' Compare Our Low Everyday FREEZE 8 Feet SHIRTS $ 1 Discount Prices! Lin. F t See the biggest .^Nid fresliast display of Western Steer Beef, Pork, Poid-! Q T c try and Previsioiis in this port of Connecticut! WE GUARANTEE TO { MANCHESTER PARKADE w # - -lA i REG. 1.39 Dtg. 4.00 Uit.Ft. ^ ;SAVE YOU MONEY and GIVE YOU FINE 9UALITY IN DOING SOI lU S . REG. 1.97^ Furniture Dept' Lumber Dept |B QFEN WED., THURS. and FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 FJA . PRICES EFFECTIVE thru SATURDAY sra BBSIAVS TBC BICVHT TP U ia r qVANTSnr V a lu f M - X ■ \
\. r gVBNWQ HERALD; MANCHESTER. i n w a B S T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n , THtJBiiSDAT, j 'a i ^t t a i^ x 1 9 W H4W fotm in June, atood mi>re than two fifth 4chUd for Mrs. Rockefsller. such an -appearance later thiaj TIRED KID]|ETE Qolumbia. .Rock^^fellers Get hours in jhs deceiving Tine, She has four by her first, bus- month. The newspaper quoted ford W. Mastey oo his piupevty Parade Leaves . greeting vintors Who hid lined band, Dr, James Murphv, whom Rockefeller supporters as say-i ooT Toir Domfr T ilto n on Hebron Rd. , ■ up in- snow and a -.mixture of , she divorced last'April. 'The dld- ing the governor felt he had KEtS «-toy m SMl. Fi^wn Your ^ / . Zoning PMUtta C o n g ratulations Kcattc W wilb . ScentofRoses ■lecLsleet anuand freaalngiroBsina rato. j , vm,eat isla 12 bmuand the youngest 0 3., 0 She 1 1 c . “ iMthing to lose and everything aaeri fetaiala. zCte SSfiM •! Zoning permits iaaued during Hockey Game ' Mrs. Rockefeller laughed de-1 and the governor were married to gain” '-by taking the matter waste that aiav asssa saWax as December went to the U and R ICnatigasS’IwMB Page Gae) Blthts. seaotr pasMSS. boraias, TPC Suggests lightedly when 6-year-Old Rich- ■ last May 1. ,directly to the people.. fcaefcsehe. lag samt, IT oat ri«a*ei< Neighijor’s Kitchen Housing. Oorp. lor a flve-room FASADBNA, OUU. (AP)—Ike ard ,Sh<;r of Albany told her: Rockefeller and hit first wife, nmr Wc hark at aOr 4i«k ttsra. ranch . w ^ attached' one-car aeent of rosea lingered over 0 totmeed oan^date for the nom' SetSjKurday ‘Happy New Years and I hope Mary Tot'Jiuntor Clark, were dl- TODAY at Hwth MT rtmrmmv. Shifting Road gataKf bn Colonial. Rd., to Paosdena today from Uto mu- inatlon. ‘ However, Sen. Barry iyrou have a^'nlce baby.” I vdreed In March 196S. They Had the Wrong Feel ■* DOBIS BEIAINO > <^Ugrl>t md fluffy. Mix and elft Bbward Andrews tor lebiuldlng Uons of blossoms that gUdw Goldwateir of Aritona says he'H... Mrs. Rockefellar; slim In » had five children, four of wram . ______a a H- Km IvIvi^ TVAnr<4A«* STwl The WUlimantio hockey team, NEW Y 72x108" Ftat o r E la s tic iz e d - T w in F it t s d Salel.Y REGULARLY tlxIOS” Fief or Elostldsed Deubis Kitsd, 42x38" Parcels Pillow Cdses, REOUIARIY Skippies Girdles and ; FOR **-'■*. fW IS S - Formfit Bras Cosmefics IT’S /-2-3 \ - Uggetfs PILLOW SALE Good Figuring! Start the Year in Perfect Shape At Th« Parlcade Fortrel* Polyestw fiberfill ra* MANCHESTER aists matting, moths, mildew. Cotton raver. 2Kz27* cut aiaa. With Formfit’s Exclusive Cootweiadiort Kapok fill. -Tastel H > cut dge. Foam*iUl (urethane); \ “Dress Shaper” BRA cover. 18x24* cut dzii^ FSnXAY CHIFFON CranU-emVhmdeSiOKt C R IS T * Grants-own brand a - 2 3 0 - 3 CAKE CHESIIU BIDSPRUM GRANT MAID* acM oM M in 69c t. : Sole 3.94 V ' . REOULARL)r4.99 ....m BATH TOWELS .V^'4y;;P M odem afatpe, myipn-aoetate-cottoa,, a h n ^ Or tiyig edge, tone-on-fide, maarrofi*!f ^ r* ■ r * ••••*"'? i,. Sale 57' r a n totton -rayon .'M arin e waahable, little . ■ , ' Y • ■ i\ • • T -• bak« shops REGULARLY 79c mlMM lint or shedding. Double or twin size. aoSmt' Exduaive ‘Splendor’ & ‘Fern Roae* .-.iy-An.' uraMms » 'X..' M l penal print cotton terry. Fantaatic GOAtARfm The,future belongs to those who prepare fdr it’l i . at this price. 22x44*. Abaorbent. and one sure way to secure your financial ftitura HoinI Towel__ 49c Wash CieHi— 29c iiirMAGG is through regular sa.vings. Getting the savings Habit 4 .4 .G 0 > S WHY SUFFER is easy when you have a SBM Savings Accoiw . Erary WE INSTALL Granh-ewfItiihiM dollar you save is a pajrment on your future. your SBM Savings Account today. Solids and MHillNUM Stripes. GIUINTJI^ sns Sole 48' t ■ . i REGULARLY 89c s-pe. .0^" eOMB. N O RS r a y o n . T w o YOUR : C M R R E N T AND Popular famritea. Cotton teizy oo- S-pe.M atATi SAVINGS, ^^ANNUAL ordinatea to mix'hr match. fTerrifiol ton choniUe. WEOUIARLYX99 , EARN WNDOWS Hand Tm m L-J39c Wodi CIoHl,,.20c eovMS,top. ,- G l V I D W An Wintaw T hn iYoa Tee Can . ______'**• > Wu C tif 'mmS Com f MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1964 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 2,1964 ...... taring their child ahould con about whist to do during a hold and East mpde highway travel dangerous mit repoits indicated Rec Organizing tact the Recreation Depart up. Road Deaths ment Office, 22 School Bt. A Events extra caution h ild down both REDEEM YOUR COU The oommissioner will not traffic volume and aeddahU th- Class at Pool' nominal fee fo r the lelnons 12 Bank Hbldups dlscuaa the GeUOa o f thia pto- may be paid when registering. TV-Radio Tonight many parta of tha qtorm belt. gram..'To do ao, he eald. wosild T o T b p 209 In World Biggest state totals wert in oUit Registration ' begins - today be to nullify Ue etfisettvenaaa. er sections of tbe countnf—Gfd- - , — |'» ------Ifornla, Michigijm and Wlscoib lor the. second series o f swim Fiseher Chess Champ 0 traoi Page-One) MADRID, Spain (AD-The EX-RBD n CANADA' sin. m ing lessons o f the Winter A Record in Stat^ NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby D .t. A ir Force on Jen^ • will Television LONDON (AP) Anat^ Dol. Aaaodated PrSaa count showed Ihe holiday traffic death tofl season scheduled to start the 6:00 ( 3) Big 3 Theater (in Dros-,«, (13) Movie 500 immpared to a totaJ of 170 fatal Fischtf, 20-year-oId defending try to a record for nonstop Soviet intelligence oftl- that nearly MO traffic fatalities week of Jan. 13 at the East re»s) ( 3) Password (Oontinaed from Pafe One) ities. reported In an Associated Side swimming pool. champion from Brooklyn, lwu» flight by a squadron of F104 jet (30) Early Show (in progress) ( 8-30-40) Flintstoncs iGRANDl IS O iK t r o M i m Stomps wWi purchos* crease, however, is that the fed defected to the West. were reported during the SO- (18) IS the Public Interest 8:00 ( 8-30-40) Donna Reed 100 Extra Miw Stamps with 1ri>. or mor* Op”*** Hewn. ; . . eral statute hao been bixiadencd hasNixiai' quietljr ddpped 'trom hour peitod defined by the coun- Press survey for -a nonbollday Beginners’ lessons for girls clinched the United States itera. ( 8) News ( 3) Rawhide bage o f caah and drove o ff In period of 48 hours, from 18:01 are scheduled on TM sdsys and g o i n g (24) Nation 110: Uganda 100 Extra Woo Stompx with 100 tit. Oottk **•*•**■ ^ Jufc* to include sa'vingb end loan as B r it a ^ t o start a new life In cU. ' Chess Champlonsliip. ftlciala said the 4T«th (22) Skiing W adeb car. .a.m. Tuesday, Deo.'* 10 to, 12:01 Wednesdays at 6 p.m., with In (40) Checkmate (22) HI. Expedition sociations not previously cov Canada, official aourcee said to The last time New Tear'b fell FMsoher Is imdefeated and un. Squadron will fly 7,600 miles (24) Discovery 8:30 (10-32-30) Or Kildare 100 Extra Miw Stamps with 0 m of Frushpok ^^^^^JS^tTrits^brand SoHd Tuoo, Before leaving the manager’a a.ra. Thursday, Dee..l$, termediates set for 7 p.m. SKIING? W f f i T «red. day. on a Wednesday was in -1M7, tied in 10 games, making it from George A ir FV>rce Base, 6:10 ( 3), News. Sport's and Weath- ( 8-20-40) My Three Sons SO Extra Muo Stamm wHh thrra 7-ox. ^ home, tlio bandit left a time . , , b— ------Beginners' lessons for boys ei-- (34) Perspectives The number of convictions Dolnytsin sought 6uqrbnn at vid there were IM traffic fatal mathematically ImpoeslbU for , R E I^ A CAB Calif., to the Strategic Air Com- Coiiimra must be prusorituil with purenaso bomb containing a quantity of ASSUMES CXnlMAND will be held on Thursdays at inAnd base at Moron, near Se 6 IS (22) Club House 9:00 I 3-13) Perry Mason' * gunpowder, Mrs. Wade dlacon- has also increased steadily over ths British missloR in Ottawa in ities during the SlMiour period anyone to overtake lUm.ln to For a wedkend or BB hniK 6:30 ( 8) Hong Kong ( 8-30-40) Vlclor Borgs 1962. and for $8 montha was liw n 6 p.m. New Tehr’s E ve to NAPLES, Italy (AP) — U. 6 p.m. and Saturdays at 10 villa, It will be refueled' eil (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkicy (IS) Subscription TV nected the bomb aboiit 15 min- the yeaca In 1963 they totaled a.m., with,/Intermediates sched morrow night's final round. asyouilikc. route by tanker planes. . (40) Adventures In Time 9:30 (10-22-30) Hazel utea before it was set to ex 566. • N . questioned by American and mktaiight o f the holiday. Gen. Benjamin J. Webstajr (24) W hnO New (24) Conversations uled for 7 p.m. on Thursdays Other leadens are Dr. An C im mvBilable with aki H ie 476th will relieve a squad- SWIFT’S PRiMIUM PROTEN TINM R Because Of the large number British agento. Tbare were $16 highway the U.S. Air Force took cam* (18) I,i(e ol Ri)ey (18) Subscription. ’TV plode. nfand today ol the North AtlafK and 11 a.m. on Saturdaya, thony Saidy of Puerto Rico with * >1 that is being relumed tq the I 3) W aller Cronkite 10:00 ( 3-12) The Nurses o f holdupa In Connecticut this According to British newspa dsatha durifig last week's 4ft- radts attached. A ll Of the holdupa occurred at .Children must be "at. least 4 a record of four wins and tMw (3 (12) Newsbeat ( 8-20-40) Edle Adams iiour autamas holiday while Uc Treaty Organisation air ited States. branch banks In small towns or year. State Police Commission pers he gave the tip which un feet 4. 'Each lesson will last losses and two draws. Pal BCn- 6:45 ( 201^ Ron Cothran (24) WorlcTs Fair er Leo J. Mulcshy recently or masked two major qiles — ad- M2 neieiniia died In traffic accl- forces in southern Europe. 7:00 ( 3V Wyatt Earn (10-23-30) Suspense ’Theater lorN in the Buburbs of the larger He relieved Lt. Gen. Ralph for dqe-half hour. In charge of )u> of N ew 'York. With three Pool DofigG PoiHkR ,TH B A T, Ont. (A P )—The (24) At Issue 10:30 i 8) Lawbreaker dered all troops to review a pire- m i^ t y Clerk William John Vas- daia during the 1962-63 New INOe cities. P. Swdtord Jr.,, who wlU,be lessonsNfor girls will be Mies wins, tw o losses and four draws, first M nuclear warheads for (12-22-30-40) News, Sports and (40) M .Squad One branch of the South Nor cautionary program set sev iU, nerw serving M years, and ^ n a x ’M weekend holiday (rf four a ^ Larry Evans of New York, Weather ,(20) ABC Special . days. come commandant ol the A ir Pauline Emonda;. fo r boys, W il Phone M i-tSil Canada’ib. Boiharc antiaircraft 11:00 ( 3-6-13-20-30-40) News. walk Savings Bank was held up eral years ago. Sarold PhUhy, former Foretar a form er champion, with four (10) Have Gun. Will Travel The heavy snow and ice which University. at MaxweU Air liam Sachefek. SIS MAIN 8TBEET missiles hOYe arrived on station (20) Film Sports and Weather twice by the same man—on Under the program the state Office man now living in Mm- Parents Inwrested in regis- wins, two losses and one d ra w .' at North B ^ , 180 miles north ' (18) Subscription TV 11 ns (10) Tonight (C ) police advise bank peiimnel cow. (»v e re d wide areas in the South Force Baae, Ala. 7:15 (22) Kings of Golf (40) Steve A'len @BEiF M ay 6 and on July. 24. i o f Toronto. '(30) Sports Camera ■ ( 3) Movie BONE IN m p iiAc ™ ______An unshaven man wearing Another shipment of warheads 7:30 (1O-22-.30) Temple Houston 11.20 (12) Movie ' sun glasses walked Into, the (24) Ecnnomlr Highlights 11:30 (22-30) Tonight (C ) CHUCK GROUND teMZSzszszszszsa Will be installed at the Bomarc (22) Schoo's Match Wits ( 8) Movie CHUCK ROAST b a ^ July 24, pointed a gun at base at La Macaza;^Que., 80 rON BRAISING ininager Cheater Doerum, and SEE SATURDAY’S XV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTINO miles north of Otta'wa\ . Canada STEWINGBEEF announced: "You know the rou also has agreed to store nuclear FLANKEN RIBS tine. I was here last time." He WHY M Y A X' warheads for U.S. jet intercept BONBUSS R O W W V escaped with g3,670. ors at Harmond Field, Nfld. aqd CHUCK STEAK Roerum said the bandit was Goose Bay, Labrador. Radio CHUCK FILLET the some man who held up the Conservative Prime Minister BOBBLBft SHORT STEAK ' ' < bank In the first time and (.This UstlDg includes only those news broadcasta of 10 or 10 John Diefenbaker's refusal to RIB STEAKS eecaped with |2,465. accept the warheads, which re mlnibte length. Some stations carry othe.r ahnrt newscasts). CROSS RIB ROAST Another bank that was held main imder U.S. control, was a 9:05 Best of Broadway ■ o n b L b s s up twice was the Park Street Him tUIB ie BEITS? tVDBC—1366 LEAN i RAND factor In his government’s over 6:U0 Long John Wade 10:06 Showcase and News branch of the Mechanica Sav ■n Mp eae at Ike RaMeRillY aifertised sheett aid ye« get a flee % u m prMaef, 8;(X) Raynor Shlne.s 12:25 Sign Off _ _ throw last year. Prime Minister GROUND ROUND SUMP BOAST ings Bank In Hartford. Lester B. Pearson’s liberal gov 1:05 Newt mim Off ae oaeMlM abeM N. iat Nfcy pay t»P *** wTm V—910 MRS. DOESN’T MISS BONELESS — BOTTOM A holdup man got $1,800 at $aM fhM celtea yaia—.eiM tMeik flRltk,.,$iMe washlklllfy ..•uRe leaji wcw, .AND ernment agreed last summer to 6:UU Easy Ed Show GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (A P ) the bftnk Jan. 18 and anothot accept the warheads. 6:20 News. Weather and Sports tq^ r o u n D roast ?5f iMNr priee la IRAND4VAY SHUTS. Milter ef ftat, oraN-Hiy tkeeti ere wtaally 7:00 Eldward P. Morgan —While her husband was out ROUND ROAST bandit got $720 dti Jan.. 22. A r WAY Makers. 7:15 Ed Harrtgan deSr hunting near RoscominOn, LEAN * TENDER TASTT-RE6ULAR reets were made in'bote hold- ■ade ter at ky aae el AMriei's m it We kaiw ikey’ra (led. SAIGON, South Viet Nkm 10:30 Tonight At My Place Mich.,/' Mrs. Clifton Crlnlon , tee. UiNEdltlaRallj. (AP)-—Delegates to. an all Viet 1:30 Sign Off RIB ROAST MCI )t.85 u{>e. We pat av r i m ea Hn m . DaarMtae IkeM, WTIC—1080 ■ brought down a deer right at The second largeat holdup oc Nam Buddhist congress agreed CUBE STEAKS 6:00 News Sports and Weather home—with her automobile. The REGULAR — LEAN BONELESS * curred at a branch of the Sec on the main outline for a plan 6:35 Old. Borrowed and- Blue young doe ran from the bushes UZ5eSZSZ5Z5Z5R5ZS25Z525Z5ZR525ZSU2SZ5 to reunify South Viet Nam’s va ,6:45 Three Star Extra ond NaiUonal Bank in Hamden 7:06 Conversation Piece beside the road and rammed GROUND BEEF TOP SIRLOIN ROAST on Jime 14. rious Buddhist sects. 7:30 News into the side of her car. BONELESS , _____ A new ruling body will be cre 7:45 Congressional Report BONELESS A gunman, wearing overalls ated called the Association of 8:06 Pops Concert and dark glasses and using 9:06 Nightbeat SHOULDER STEAK handkerchief to hide his face R eu n ite Buddhists of Viet ILOO News BRISKET Mcu.a95 Nam. The 16 main Buddhist 11:16 Sports Final CHUCK _ BONELESS ^ held up four employes and foui' aec^ in Viet Nam have been di 11:30 Starlight Serenade custciraers and escaped with 1:00 News and Sign Off NO'HCE TOP SIRLOIN Steak vided Into at least four national WPOP-(-l410 CALIF. ROAST $35,000 in a shopping organisations. 6:00 Joel Cash BONELESS TOP N o one was injured in any of 7:00 Bill Hughea ANNE CAMPBELL'S the CoraieoUcut holdu{))S,'^ but 12:00 Glranc ROUND STEAK OSLO, Norway (A P )—A dras W INF—1230 CLUB STEAK bandit terrorized a woman suc- tic reorganization of local gov 6:00 News. Weather. Sports O V D I R E A p r tomer while holding up 6:30 Sho-wcase BEAUTY SALON BONELESS ernment units has reduced Nor branch of the General Bank and X' 6:45 Lowell Thomas 84S MAIN STREET R e g u la r way’s cities from 64 to 46 and 6:60 Sports T im e CHUCK ROAST RIB ROAST • TYust Oo. in New Haven Dec Its rural communities from 680 7:(K' N « * s Showcase 7:38 Capitol Cloakroom 1 1 . to 408. 8:00 The World Tonight . - Will Be Closed Until T h e bandit seized the 'wom- miY ONI eOTTU AT OUN MOUUUI LOW The missing cities are now 8:16 Life Line ' an, held a revolver to her head, population centers in new, larg 8:30 Showcase Purser Notice Due and shouted:,"This is a stickup. l••..alT AMOTNiR^IOR O m Y er rural communities. Don’t do anything or I’U kill The reorganization, effective to Illness. SAVE CASH and BLUE STAMPS her." He fled with $12,000. With the new year,- also gave Two, Waterbury men tyere ar the country its third city with OBAND-WAY Notice rested for this holdup. One o f more than 100,000 people. Larg the men, Gerald a Guerrera, 19, lit QUALITY er boundaries brought Trond appeared at police headquarters heim to 106,200 population, third In size after Oslo (475,000) and with alxMt half of the loot and P iR C A liS Bergen (118,700). GRAND UNION GRAND UNION eaiid he had been persuaded to Burremder by ,his mother. , , American mode cotton par* STOCKHOLM, Sweden (A P)— ALL NEAT FRANKS SUCED BACON T w o other unsolved cases are colo shoots wovon with 180 Security police are investigating the $2,900 holdup at the West throodo porTnch for oilky an attempt to bm-glarize the ------iC Side bjiahch o f the Fairfield smoothnoss. SpocioHy «*n* safe of the lawyer defending lb. 5 9 . 5 9 ' County Trust Co. In Stamford tourod to fit yoor biidgot. -air force 'Col. Stlg Wenner- Nov. 18 and the $20,000 holdup atroem charged with espionage at the Oakville branch of the COLONIAL — CANNED Pillow COSO 42"x38**... 99c '72” x lN '» for the Soviet Union. I ’A-H Waterbury; Savings Bank in H ie intruders reportedly en Watertown, Dec. 18. Dotiblo olio Sr'xlOS” lla t & fH M d tered the lawyer’s office, during TURKEY ROAST One o f the bandits in the flot $» flttod.,,,,..,...... I .SS the (Siristmas holidays and Watertown holdup was dressed tried without success to open as a woman. The second man the safe, in which documents on M s r 45'tt"45' w ore A stocking overJtil.8..face. CANNON PAtTIL • the Wermerstroem case were Ope branch bank'.w^ bcicl up kept. ' ■ by a 38-year-pld housewife, Mrs. lit QUALITY Wennerstroem was arrested Constance Pompano of New last summer and police say he HTGRADE - e . i P A r Haven. She took $1,700 from has admitted working for the the Cheshire branch ' o f the MUSLINS Soviets during World War II. He COCKTAIL Franks Waterbury National Bank in Booutiful cotton muslin is being held at Stockholm Po- ARMOUR STAR — CANNED 2-a C O d Q Cheshire, Jan. 2, But .was ap shoots from tho famous ^ce Headquarters. > prehended on the street a few Cannon M ills in colors minutes inter. She later was SPARE RIBS to motch your bodroom given a suspended sentence and dbcorl Chooso from pink, placed on probaltlon. . yollew, bluo, groon and. Blackface Issue Other holdups that were solv . J '- g»«Aie A* UANCHBSTEB BVENTKG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THUBSDAT, JANUARY 2,1964 PAOI lUBViM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 2, 19^, to AugustiiM Oardiiisl would be bo fo m s l announce- general poUey to let oQiers take was made after tbe Pope and AreUbMiap Josef fMpyJ to tosn- me initiative on announce mertts O0LDMBU,Mlto. (APM M P paid on the pbhey annlveraary Bea, tbs M^Hcal sdiolar wbo ment here about the meeting of Patriarch AtiMnagoras dseldad dom from aibaria. ArefaMabap Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Papers Schedule Announced the with Patrlardi Athen- ooncernliig the Pope’s trip. flUpy], primate of- GiUliolte swept a eonvalaiNMaB borne Center S t, with a solemn h l^ dates. _ _ _ _ " . 2 Motorists ui carried out Oattellclam’a definitely to meet on the Mount ■goraa—the first enooimter be V a tio a officials also said of OliVM. UkrsJnians, was fresd by the l i r f y today and f i n OUM Al> Maketrios Threatens Pacts, Nikita Sends Mass of requiem at S t Jam a’ Events new program of aesktng con tween a Roman Oatholio Pope they did not plan to announce Ian Dobson said tbree boBtae Obituary tacts with other Christian faiths. Msgr. RfiUobrands. aetod as Communists after 1$ y t t u s In Church.' The R t Rev. Msgr. Ed Probe Murder For Holy Land Pilgrimage and an OrtbodOK Patrfardi in the Pope’s detaUed itinerary, oottftnament bare been reoaracad. ward J. Reardon was celebrant In Hospital Tlw aaoNuided list riiows .mat an envoy tor Pop*-John X X m FORT 'fJlUDERDALIC, Fla. five eentiartea. lairing formal announcemats to MOsow on two oecaolons: All but tbe Pope, U s driver .Emptoyea ot the boina 4riM Id Turkish Reprisals Feared L B J Message Mrs. Howard F. toafs the Rev. John p. Regan waa (A P )—Police continued Inva- the pontiff would be accom- Athenagoraa announced the to Israeli and Jordanian offi and his pencHial eeorelary, tbe ntbar realdsnta ssonpsd flw deacon and the Rev. Joseph H. In State (Oonllm .sd^F.g. 0 ^ ) . Uri of $0 « « , both panlM by bis personal ctaauf- once to get the Russian Ortho SOUTH WTNDSOR Mm. tlgating background of a alaln meeting on lloniday. cials. dox Patriarchate to send ob R t -Rav. Paaqtiala. Maoohl, Wtn feiasa. (Continued from Page One) McCann waa subdeacon. Mm. former Bridgeport, Omn. ifiqn Alter Crash feui', lYanoo Gmesst, add bia (OoUnoed from Page One) < Bklna gtewart Jones, 67, of 27 p.ra. by Jerusalem’s tw ernor ^ ^ ^ The Vatican decision seemed Presumably, ilia Pope's dec!- servers to the Vatican Ecumam start out tor the airport two Iba B n was bsllsvsd to bmra Davewell Rd., died yesteMay In Jane Maccarone waa organist (OontlBtaed tram Pago One) today in an rffprt to atabllsh la^ and tbs mayors of Jerusalem I r t '" ™ - “ t,*^?** . „ ___ personal doctor, ICailo Vbiitana. atartqd from a flosr fOrniea. HEALTH (APSULES Vatican offlciala aald there to be in line with, an s^warently rion to taka 'RWebrands i a l OouneU, later to escort boun baldra takeoff. Qreeee uid counter demands by same document the Soviet lead Hartford Hospital. She was the and soloist Burial waa in S t motive for his Y*^S******'*^y'* Veinoo motoriota Robert-C. and Bethlebem, the Jordanian! Wlllebranda Is the top by Michsel A. Petti, MJ). er was sending to other govern Jama’ Cemetery with Father Silver Beach to Cedar Beach, the TurWah CJyprIot n>lnority for wife of Howard F. Jones. Wiling. , S3, ■ _ _ _ _ _ smfCBESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JAyPARY 2,19^4^^ ■ ’ t ' I • •• ___ PAflt tW BLVa / I - SBction THURSDAY, JANUARY 2,19M THURSDAY, JANUARY *, 1964 Pagm IS nah Beach on the Oaorgia coast inches o f snow: and schools wore ttvss wore suhmittsd to. the. Scfalaefer, 35 ToUsund A ve.; C closed in 20 counttos because of Frank Silas, - Webster Huntsville, Ala., recorded one panel t l ^ inchidad iDr. Rums- MercuryUp icy conditiona. RockviUe-Vertwn Russell Stow«, 33 Brodklyn SL; of the h ea vier snowfalls in Dix-. dell, Edward B. Masker, diilr-, . Is—18 Incheik Eight inches at As the Southern storm spread man o f the board o f oduoatton, Wallace Johndrow, Mountain Into the Norttieost, sleet, snow I j" R d ; Mrs. Donna Parker, 8 Le Birmingham,. Ala., was the Hospital Notes and Mi— Helen McCarthy, After Storm and treesing rain fell across In Savings Bank Gtizens’ Unit gion D r.; Bernard Hkrig, €6 -heaviest snowfall on records school principal. Brown acted as there dating back to 1896. terior sections o f southern. New Vtolttog boOia ore 2 to 8 p.m. Johnson ‘ moderator. Union St. England northward Into scotl^ Discharged yesterday: Kelly (ConUnned from ^oga O M ) Snowmen appeared In the to all areas exoepttng mater The queations submittad ptue em Maine and southern sec Assets Rise Slates Probe BarUott, 66 Park St French Quarter of New Or nity where they ore 2 to * pm . others that webe asked f o r sev duoed excepttotuUly hutordous leans. site of the Sugar Bowl tions of New Hampshire and and 6:80 to 8 pm ., and private eral (kys afterwards posed Vermont. Snow and srow niixed Advertisement— driving conditions. Numerous football game, which had more m where they are< 19 am. Peace Offensw^ soma ipteresting problems, with rain also was reported in $4M U lion O f Schools Wanted — Newsboy or nerwo- than three Inches of snow— to 8 p.m. VUltora ore requested Bihown said. Sponsors o f the h ig h ly accidents were report- northern New Ehiglond, In most giri. Phoenix Street M aj> 1 e again the most since 1805. A not to smoke to p stlen ts’ proposed study wondered if per including three which result warming trend over Louisiana of New York State and eastern A gain a t m otm than f4 mil- (Contliined from Page One) may be underestlmottof what Street Birch Street Warren rooms. No more thsn two visi Tamon's pubUc sdiooJa wffl haps more answers \vere need ed in fatalities. and Mtosiaaippi left deep slush Pennsylvania. However, the lies ahead. And he to calling for Avenue area Vernon. Route Mon In OMMla tnim loMt yoor tors St oite time per patient. be tt*e •iJbJect o f an tatenatve ed. Officials said the" very poor Quit was expected to turn to Ice amounts generally were light ' 4 ^ tng the following statements on hew solutions and to denuuidlng opm immediately. Cali Herald driving conditions kept many compared "le the heavy snow won rapoctod today Mr Lynwood 1 new thinking on this entire prob lytudgr by a oitteen’a oonuntttee One of those invited to ap during the night Pstlents Today: 201 ' $ peace and other major topics; dmilatioh DepartiAent, Mr. motortoU off the highway cih- which hit the Southland. K . Btanoro, praaident a t tba Peace:. The President to de lem. pear before the new group is ' In Tennessee, Nashville’s - 10- ADMITTED TUESDAY: Jo to ba organised Wednesday Anderson or Mr. Wilsoh. Tel. the holiday and probably result Snow diminished to flurriea in Bank of .llonchanter. termined to seek new break Seymour Lavitt, chairman of an inch' snowfall — deepest since seph King, Coventry; Mra. Ag- idght ait a meeting in the Pub 643-2711. ed in f^wer fatalities. most of the Northeast. In the throughs on peace. He does not educational salary study com 1929—reriilted in closing of the Torming 1988 "a poriod of nee l>I>uc, 61 EMmund St.; lic SafiBty BuHding on West Rd. mittee which is entering the The traffic victims, all killed city’s airport until n o «i today.' far Northwest, snow fell in the think the Urited States should Vernon news to handled by ■toady progroon.” tiw proMdont Mrs. Blanche Chapman, 19 Ite meeting, starting at 8 last Mp o f its .duties. Formed Wednes^y, were: Lawrenceburg irecorded 18 mountain areas, with rain and or can drag its feet for a year G)st Figured The Herald’s Rockville Bureau. aaid oanets on Doe. U amounted Johnson ’Ter.; W alter Johnson, idmit two years ago, this group John Kapral; 65, who died in inches and Columbia' had 16. strong winds reported along the until qfter election before press p.m., win be conducts by 5 W. Main St., telephone t7S- a collision in Stratford, Conn. northern Pacific Coast. to fn,889,WT, reprooentlng • 66 Itovls Ave., Rockville; Mrs ing for peace or before pressing Chariea H. Brown, chairman,of is concerned with teacher sal Many parts of Tennessee were gain o f $*.800,887'. o r 9JW%. Ohriatine Parks, 17 Cole St.; 3138 or 848-6797. George Bartley Jr., 47, whose Generally dry weather pre for the breakthroughs. For Sidewalk the Vernon Fire IMstrict Zoning aries. It has not met for Sev Just beginning to dig out fropi Aceordlng to tbo yoor-end ro- WUMam NeviUe, 145 Adams St.; eral months and has not issued car went off Rt. 201 In Jack- a storm last week which cov vailed in most other parts of the The President to confident that OomanisBion. Presidents o f par port. drooatto tneraoaod by |4,* Frank Lange, 47 Deepwood Dr.; we as a. nation are fully alert oiiy reports or recommendations man, Maine." ered the state with 4 to 18 inches nation. Mild westerly,winds kept If ttie town directon ap ent-teacher groups in all Vernon Janitors* Scale Planned Michael A. Rose, 14, who 819JM1 lor a depotot total of Rose M u 1 r o n e y, Manchester to.Red tactics after 15 years of schools haiva been invited to so far. of snow. temperatures above seasonal prove a proposed sidewalk oon- died when his father’s tank levels in the Midwert and Great 84T.717.89L Tbo gain In depootts Convalescent Home; Bcu-bera cdld war, and thinks it would be pantioipate. L evitt said he does not feel NEW TURK (AP)—The Board IDgh winds and ice in South nprenento on incrooM of 8.7%. stnictton project for the south truck skidded on ice and over Carolina toppled a 300-foot tow Plains and warm weather con Goss, 123 Helaine Rd.; Mrs. muddleheaded if we fail to take Brown said the committee the Vernon study committee o f Education, whose school cus side o t E. MidcUe T{Ae. between turned in W est Kingstown, R. er of radio station WESC in tinued in the fo r Southwest. Tbo last five-year gain In as Helena Baker, 69 S. Hawthorne Heads Masons these steps to seek peace be wBl include about IS members wlU conflict with his own group. todians have made as much as Paricer St. and Colnirn Rd., and I Greenville. A 60-foot section Temperatures in the 40s were sets to $80,888,981, or 88.8%, St.; Mrs. Marion Rathbun, He Charles F. Harvey of Tolland cause we are afraid of being tram such areas o f education, Briefs 353,000 a year, says it M(ill adopt and to depneita $18,818,077., or bron; Raymond Whitney, Wap- taken in by Red tactics. decide to instaU a oaetventtooal atop a 90-foot tower for an edu reported northward into Mon will be installed as worshipful concrete 'walk, the coot to uie engineeiing, sociology and phys The regular scrap , paper new sch^ules at its ipeeting By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS •8.4%. ping; Raymond Hsigenow, 85 He believes that today’s hard cational television station was tana and North Dakota com neighboring property hold ics. The original committee may drive of the American Legion Wednesday to prevent exOMsive Branford St.; Mrs. Ellen Daley, master of Fayette Lodge of Ma' line on communism should be earnings. ' Warmer weather was expect broken off near Green'vjlle. pared to readings in the teens A total o f $1,745,008 was paid ers -will total 81,165.62. be enterged later with other will take place Sunday begin and 20s acorss snow-covered tn divldonds in tbo post year at 41 Gone St.; William Mann, 78 sons Jan. 11 at the Masonic an unrelenting peace offensive. The custodians’ union Ii m ed to provide some relief today Eight to ten inches' of new Ilie Erectors wiii conduct a volunteers. ning at 9:30 a.m. In the event snow was reported in the North areas in the South. tbe rate o f * % on oU ocoounts. Wedgewood Dr. Temple, Orchard St., EUlington. Economy;, ’The President is Oonoem among some citisens threatened to strike if it does. from the ice and heavy snow public hearing on the proposed of Inclement weather, the drive .that stunned the Deep South, Carolina mountains. Central por Tbo amount repreednts an pleased with his budget accom TCganUng public education baa Witnesses at a public hearing ADMITTED YESTBIRDAY: Joseph Belotti will be sested sidewalk installation at 8 p.m, will be postponed to the follow where severe winters are rare. tions of the state got sleet and Most Internal Revenue Serv 17.8%. Jump in dividends dto- plishments. He is not only proud prompted ttie study. Goals of last month testified the average Frank Qazdzicki, Hariford; as senior warden; Clifford Haw on Jan. 7 in the Municipal Build ing Sunday. Thirteen deaths were directly freezing rain. ’Two men were ice employes are in collecting tributed duttag the prevtous of the savings yielded so far in the group have not yet been "net retained” by cu.stodians, Mrs. Dorothy 'Thompson, 115 ley as junior warden; Wilfred ing hearing room. A "Tiny. Tot Ballet,” directed attributed to the storm, which killed near Lexington, N.C., and auditing. Other ihajor func year. the current budget under prep puftdlKdy outflined, Brown said. quasi-independent contractors Hemlock St.; Mrs. M yrtle The walk was requested by by Mrs. Lucille Cavar of West when their car skidded on ice tions include Intelligence, appel Mortgages at the bonk In- Lutz, treasurer, aind Donald 'W. aration, but he feels that these The group wiJl be known as was $17,000 in the last ffscai swept .across Louisiana, Missis- Adams, RFD 1, Manchester; Temple Beth Sholom, whose Willington, will b« featured at sippi, Alabama, Georgia, th e ' and hit a utility pole. late, administration and Alco ereoaed b y 84,918,995 or 18.5% Wallace, secretary, , efforts will lead to a pattern “The Vernon Study Committee year. , James Green, Coventry; Mrs. which w ill show fruit on fiscal itew buiiliding at Parker St. and tte meeting of the Vernon \ A basic annual Income of Carolina.^, ^ Tennessee and 'Vir- Western Virginia hol and Tobacco Tax. during the piuit year fo r a total on Piiblie Bducation.’’ Grtuige .tonight at 8 at Grange EUzaheth Brady, 205 Hol'lister Also scheduled fot* instaUa' 1966 budgeting; tile turnpike has just been com $ 6 ^ to $12,000 for a 40-hour ginla, then -moved u]up the east o f 841.188,889. Tba bank’s mart* tion are John T. MeLeod as sen Dr. Robert F. Kingsbury, a Hall. Also scheduled is a vio St.; Mrs. Rita Dush, Newington: The President firmly believes pleted. Aseesaments against the w e ^ would be established by ern seabowd New Tear’s Day. gage portfolio tn the last flue ior deacon; Luther F. Trouton Trtadty protesBor and vice chair lin solo by Frank Carr, instruc Mrs. Dorothy Gowett, 70 Eva that fiscal prudence is no longer temple, witli 530.5 feet oC front the ne>«^chedules. | Schools were closed in many years bos tacroosed 820,7*8,880 man o f the boeuKi o f education, tor o f music. Dr.; Gary Irwin, 112 WoodhiU junior deacon; Elmest W. Booth' a rich man’s issue. Fiscal pru age, would total $685.42. Said Harry J. Mundt, presi sections and some colleges post o r 10Ui% . royd, senior steward; Oliver J. said, "The more time people Hospital Notes Rd.; Mrs. Beverly Jones, 50 dence, he believes, is important The other two property hold dent of the Local 891. Interna- . poned registratioii for the new Purnell, junior steward; Hknil take to famSiaiiKe themselvea Admitted Tuesday: Mrs. Til- NOTICE Property improvement loans, Woodland St.; Mrs. Ladra Bis to middle Income families, both ers on tbe block are the H art tional UnionNof Operating Eng;i- term. Kroymann, chaplain, Elmest with education, the better off lie Kurr, 6 Oak St. penmnol loons and collateral son, Andover: Edmund Wrubel, to keep down the federal tax ford Electric Light Oo., 'wMch neers, which represents 820 of i Driving conditions remained Dimock, organist; Theodore A. we'H aU be.” H e said the town Births Tuesday: A son to Mr. loons, available at tlA main of 52 Wadsworth St.; Andrea Or- burden, u id to give the country maintaans a eubstation there, the school systems 850 custodi-. hazardous in areas where re- Hirth, matshall, and Norman could herieflt hrom any careful and Mrs. Atwood Farrell, 67 ^ WE WILL BE CLOSED fice and its two branches, now lowskt, 14 Progress Ave., Rock- room to meet opportunities in and Ellwood- Walker, 436 E ans: "This is a lousy, inept, 1 freezing left patches of Ice on total ewer one million doUais. vl'l'le; Ernest Affricano, Coven Fisher, tyler. the realm of human needs, such study o f the school ay*8em. West St. I vindictive, punitive adminlatra-, highways. Middle Tpke. Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdeii, Admitted Wednesday: Kelly So'vlnga bonk life insurance on try; WiHiam Gonsalves, 74' N. Reservations for the 6:30 p.m. as education. He believes that tion.” In several north and middle HELCO, with 70 feet of superintendent o f schools, said Bartlett, 66 Park St.; Danielle January 5 to January 15 an forms of individual policies Elm St.; Mrs. Dorothy Grieen- dinner may be made with Lath the masrive federal budget bur Georgia towns broken power frontage, would be' charged be h m been informed of the Cormier; Rt. 30; Miss Jane and in group coverage amounts way, Columbia; Mrs. Dolores er Trouton or Elmest Boothroyd den Is stagnating traditional lib HEADS YALE N E ^ lines left some communities 8100.60, while Walker, w ith 295 proposed committee and will be Rickards, 29 Grove St.; Mrs. to moro than 82% million, oc- RHA Signs federal Contract Ooion, Hartford; Deborah Whr- before neitt Monday. eralism in the United Statea without electricity and commu- feet of frontage, would be ttn.TYpy to cooperate with it. Carol Brown, RPD 2. NEW HA'VEN (AP) — A. l « - . oordlng bo the report. ner, 7 Rau St., Rock'vUle; Mrs. Military Bases: He is moving nications were disrupted, = GREEN = Emil Kroymann, seated at left, chairman of the Rockville Housing Authority (RHA), and charged $379.60. Plans for the committee Discharged Tuesday: Mrs. ander E. Sharp of San AnttHUp, Catherine Matteis, East Hart toward the conclusion that obso- About 300 persons were fed at Blectraiile accounting pro- Roy C. <3onyers, president o f Conyers Constniuctlon Co., contractors for housing for the eld Middle ’Tpke.;/ Mrs. Linda The remainder of the cost of evolved after a panel discussion Angelina Raposa and son, Mer- Tex., has been named chairthair ford; Robert Hale, Campb^ lesence kept' hi the military On emergency kitchen set up in PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. eodureo. expanded during the erly project on Franklin St., sign contract for the 8805,000 federal project. Scheduled for Adams and non, 295 Main St.; the sidewalk Itself, 81,185.62, at'the Vernon Elementary Une Rd.; Mrs. Patricia Brock o f the Y aie Daily News, the uni- A've., 'Vernon; Steven Brown, Mrs. ’ Edna Jacobs and son, budget for political reasons—for vensitya student newspaper. a school at Warner Robins in year, now cover saving oc completion one year after start of construction, the project includes 64 units plus a com and the cost of preparing the School hist November. Thirty- and son, 6 Harriet St.;. Guy 521 M ID D L E T U R N P IK E E A S T 106 Cushman Dr.; Arthur Be South Windsor; Mns. Charlene example, old bases and installa street for the Installation, Sharp, a junior, 'will begin his middle Georgia. High winds counts, mortgage and home im munity -bulldliig. Looking on, from left, are. A tty. Edwin M. Lavitt, R H A counsel; Frsmeis one questions relating to ed Blouin, Tolland; Ronald and provement loens and personal ntkat, RHA executive director, and Alfred Reinhardt of Vernon, architect. The contract rube, 24 Fairvlew St.; Marc Sweeney and daughter, South tions—is a serious drag U.S. which could be as much as one-year term''on Feb. 3. wrecked a fishing pier at Savan- readiness. He thinks it is wrong ucational praetteea and objoo- Gcdl Sylvia, M ile HUl Rd.; John louis, ttto r^ ort aoi In Memoriam Try 'em today In loving memory of John 'Uesco, ^ 0 passed away January 1. ^ ‘^Oonald's 4 Gone but not forgotten. hamburgers 25% OFF ■>1* Brothers. Sisters and families 'McDonald s U . ;<■ In Memoriam In loving memory of Mrs. Teresa \ Original price tickets bn eveiy garment! McCann, who passed away January 3. 19S6. Lobk for the red tags on this sale merchandise! Away in God’s lieauUful garden. In the valley of peace so fair, look for the golden arches. . . McDonald s ,Some day, some time, when toll is o’er, 46 WEST CENTER STREET We'll meet our lovad one ther*. SILVER LANE EXTENSION BOYS’ Her Children R EG . 12»- 24” REG. ^ h oia iA t W siatiu Q j v J o i v / l THE BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS WE FEATURE AT THE red u ced to... reduced to... PINEHURST SUGGESTS NOW IS THE U. S. CHOICE. FANCY. PINEHURST SELF SERVICE GROCERIES LOW PRICE OF 49c LB. ARE ALL CENTER CUTS FROM TIME FOR BEEF STEW (SERVKJE <3UaTOM- WE OFFER CAMPBELL'S Boneless CHUCKS Boneless cuts, free from bone, sinew and waste are on sale too . . . at LEGS Stewing BEEF 8 5 J 69c and 79c lb. . . . CHICKEN NOODLE or CHICKEN RICE SOUP Loin Lamb Chops lb. 99c 8.90 to 10.90 KNUCKLE SOUP BONES lb. 12'/ic ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S Rib or Shoulder Women's and Children's Boots (SOME MEAT ON) Whole Shoulder Clods Reduced & BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Lamb Chops lb. 89c VEGETABLE SOUP BU N C H ES...... 25c •«. 2s37' 6».*1.00 LEAN, ALL BEEF or Bottom Rounds FROZEN. CUBED Men’s Shoes LEAN CHUCK GROUND Moii’s ros, 2.99 Boys’ reg. 1.94 or3in I PLENDOF A full quart at Wesson M*yonnaIse fo r 7" * 1 J ' •/< V •4 ' KANCHESl-ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THU^DAY, JANUARY 2,1964 PAGE FOUBTEEN KANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 2,1964 PAGI The loss is partially covered- no one particular film can be Wyman Wiimer by inaurance. selected and the Others disre- Redeem Mott’s Coupons Mailed To ^u r Honm Entertainment Series l^rded. Events Six Towns Aid Th% Kegional District S Gilead Congregatlonalists at Of Train Race PTSA and the Rham Educa tending church Sunday were In Nation tional Association‘are sponsor grMted at the door by M^. and Henry Wyman Jr.> 0-ysar-old Mmi In Fighting ing an adult evening entertain M n . Ronald SagUo. This pleas son of Mr. and Mm. Henry W y r e d e e m ment series beginning this ant custom Is being adopM by / WASHING’rON (AP) — In the t i » Hebron and Amston month. the two Chiirches o f the denoml- man of 101' Eldrldge St, is the news from Washington: Are eoili^iuiiea wwn aided by ,Five programs are an natlon. town’s new model train racing FREE SCHOOLING; A com- Mr. and Mra Albert W. HUd- ttiaaa o f Ooleheatar, Lebanon, nounced. A film, "The Silent champion, following Monday's mission of leading educators has World of Jacques Coatean," liig repoit that they didn’t have. contest at the West Side Recre recommended that two years of lCaliborou(h. Boltoo, Andover as la^e a holiday party as will. be'tptesent^ on Jan. 35. ation Center. college should be available free and Columbia In fighting: the usual this year-|^nly 10. but lli« 'Which destroyed the serv- On Feb. 22 a play, "The Har- The youth’s Lionel “ O" of cost to' call high school gradu rets of Wlmpole Street" will that is quite.a fable full, just' streaked by runnerup Ralph YEAR END ates. leo aUtion and g a r^ owned the family and cohnectiona.' and operated by P. Jobn Per- be shown, to be followed by a Lewkowics’s Flying “O” on ’’Unless opportunity for educa Their son and daughter-'ln.-law, ^ iiam In Amston lata Sunday film, “The Mouse That Roar the third of five laps and held tion beyond the high school can ed,” on March 21. On April 26 Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Hlldlng ■EXTRA STAMPS be made available to all then evening. and children are still in Oklit-l on to a tight lead. Itoth boys I Porhiutn, formerly of Hebrwi, there will be an evening of en the-American promise of individ homa, where Winthrop Is tak-1 bad to eliminate three contes- With PargbaM at M cr Mart ■ had operated the service sta tertainment the program for tAnts to reach the finals in the CLEARANCE ual dignity and freedom cannot which will be announced The ing an advanced study course.^ Coupon Good dan. t tbni 9am , be extended to ail,’’ the Educa tion for going on two years. conbest 4, i I m . Umtt W eoopaa to a ■ He was acting postmaster in last o f the series will be pre During their absence, an Eng tional Policies Commission said lish family occupies their Only 11 model train racem funUy. Adnlto Only. State ^ Antston for some time but was sented on May 23, “The In a statement Wedn'esday. Rhythm of Regrional 8.” Storm home. registered this year, 'mt over iM ir t Ogarndtoa, Beer Fata ^ It emphasized - that the two aucceeded by Warren Holbrook 100 fans watched the locomotive HTraded Item ecMihided fallowing the 1962 national •nie series will be held in years should be directed pri Rham High’s Uttle Theater at Manchester Evening Herald race. In a spebial father’s race, ^ fn » offer. marily at intellectual growth, eleetton. B y Monday, however, William Robinson ..stayed a ca arrangements had been made 8 p.m., all productions. Hebron correspondent, Miss Su not vocational or technological Tickets are to be sold for the san B. Pendleton, tdei^one boose ahead of Michael Foglio 8 training. to set up a trailer,, and Per- bam is going on, pumping gas. entire series only, that is to say 228-84Sa. to take the event The commiaslon is sponsored by the National Elducation As Freshness Makes The Difference sociation and the American Aa- .. of School Administra tors, and has a membership of 20 leading educators. SpaciRl Broups of Clothing REFUGEES RESCUED; The Coast Guard reports It rescued FRESH H A Tm almost 1,000 Cuban refugees In PRICES SUSHEDI 1663. ' ’The Coast Guard, also as- Boneless Top Round or Bottoin Round sig n ^ m e task of preventing hlt- Stop & Shop resolves to an^nurraids on Cuba by exiles, continue undisputed lead *no^ of the refugees it /picked up were on small islands ership in the field of fine food SPiCIAL along the route from Cuba, but values. You will continue to ALL-WOOL WORSTED that some wefe plucked from CHKKENS get better quality, better LOW from our regular itocka small boars. SPIIT, OUT UP or S-UEOGElk Adm. E. J. Roleuid, Coast value and bigger savings. Guard commandant, said in his PRICE IB Ragularly 39.95 Stop & Shop will continue to Nativa OMekmt U. yearend report Wednesday that In addition to the refugee res set the pace for low prices. ROASTS SOITS ______,/ cues, the service answered FBXSB. NAITVS 37,330 calls for assistance and Same fine fabrics found NOW saved 1,900 persons In 1963. in $ 50 suita! Come and see our HAPPINESS theme Face Rump Roast Ghieken Legs ttectlotiB T ibe FARM POVERTY: Secretary at work. You’ll be delighted with Outstanding savings to you from of Agriculture Orville L. Free Steins! Only possible because man says rural America is fac the warm, friendly service, the niESHg NATIVB we make our own suits and sell them in,dur. own stores. ing serious problems of low unusual “extras,” the low prices Bock R;ump Roast farm inco'me and deep poverty. Choose yours from a selection of 2 and<3, button models, These problems, Freem M that make yoiir food shopping Ghisken Breasts Be«3tl«m—Lb. 45‘ medium to dark shades. / ' sals, affect 16 million persons In a truly rewarding, happy Steaks TOP ROUND OR CUBE LB POTAYOIS the nation’s rural areas. evr PROM HEAVY PERBrS The secretary said in a New experience. Year’s statement that he is par ticularly concerned with the WESTERN CORN- Italian Sansage u>. prospects of a drop in farm In Steins eiclusive All-Wool Worsted come this year and hoped Con "HAPPINESS FID STEER BEEF gress would enact legislation to Servicp Delicatessen bolster the market, price and in Is what Step&Skop CHICKEN SAMSON TWI^2.PANTS SUiTS come lor producers of wheat, w iskM S you and Fresli Meaty Q u a rfn HAORDne SLICED cotton and dairy products. GROUND BEEF “ The American farmer is yoMT fam ily in 641" Regularly 51.90 NOW deserving of a better .shake In 98‘ Listerine Super-Right Quality A b r e a s t Hygrade’s Pastrami Lb. the ecemomy — especially in Big 29c saving on POUND view of his unparalleieu success Juiay and Ftavorful LB •f# 4297 m e 14 oz bofne. Q T R S . LB QTRS. LB RICE PUDDING, Home Style ...... Ib. 46a in providing for the needs of his fellow Americans as well as for You get stamps, too! 69* b a n MACARONI SALAD, Home Style ...... Ib. 48« millions of other people around the world,” said Freeman, STEAKS SUPER- 1 LB 01 A C C Sirloin I FOREIGN AID: Foreign aid RIGHT PKG officials believe they still have I LB 99 LB Sausage Meat ENTIRE STOCK OUTERWEAR JACKETS AND COATS enough money for an economic How con anything so good cost so little! COLONIAL ^#1 aid program nearly the size of Regularly 5.95 to 29.95 last year’s despite Congress $1.5 Turkey Meat 1’A L B C A N billion slash in new funds. Quick Luneh fur Big Affetlter! The funds available for over Flounder Fillets REDUCED TD 4.97 to 24.97 seas arms aid are down sharply PLUMP A MEATY Liverwurst SUPER-RIGHT IN PIECE LB 35= Zipper jackets, car coats, ski parkas, goal coats, mid- from 1963. And the over-all mon lengths. Pile-lined, quilt-lined and laminates. Many ey total for the current 12 large Smelle months is $1.2 billion less than SUPER-RIGHT styles, colors to choose from! Sinoksd Shoulders JUST MAT AMO StRVI CAMPBELL’S officials wanted. IN PIECE LB 0 7 But what will ease the strain FriedSmelts i»39*' Bologna is the - large carryover from money voted In past years. with trae ham flavor! IMdQY Officials of the Agency for In Bake it in a 32S* Low est Price $WispCecidan 31,£8r In Y e a r s TOMATO ternational Development report oven and glaze it 0 ,P) MEN’S SLACKS REDUCED ed Wednesday that 0669,876,000 FROZEN MEDIUM htzb! Is available from previously vot with a half-ciip of orange marma fine washable cotton midwale in best ed funds that were never com Plunp Shrimp u75° B A C O N 2 p1^^75" 39= CORDUROY mitted or that have been recov lade! Sweet and SOUP models and colors — 28 to 42. Reg. 4.95 ered from unfulfilled projects. CAP'N JOHN’S STANDARD meaty! S-7 lbs • OZVAC Fifsh Oysters CAN NOW REDUCED TO 3.97, 2 for 7.80 / i r Over X at’l R. E. Wandell Brand I So Rieh-lt Actually Whips! Pork Loins, WASH and WEARS, Acrilan blend in twists, gabar Building dines, flannels, unconditionally guaranteed one full year’s wear! 28 to 46, Reg. 6.95 Confraefor SHOP-RITE Residential-Commercial Center Cut Pork Chops »69* Save at sniEmis TALL NOW REDUCED TO 4.97 2 for 9.5D Alterations-Remodeling Stop&Shop! Libby's CANS **Business Built On EVAP. MILK Costomer Satisfaction” Ton a to Juite 100% WORSTED FUNNEL S U G K S -w c . G et Valuabim Full Insurance Coverage largest selling slack! Choice styles, popular colors. Brisket Corned Beef » High in vitamins! Tel. 644-0450 U.S; NO.“! SIZE A - LOWEST PRICE OF THE SEASON Plaid StampB 28 to 46. Reg. 9.95 Low in calories! Too, For Scores After 5:00 P.M. I quart, 14 oz can 4 f « l tlia-SIIT w CIRSIRS NOW REDUCED TO 8.97 2 for MM POTATOES 25e!^l73= of Fino OiftBl 62 BALDWIN ROAD Armour Star Frankforts . For reol economy on a year-wide basis, shop CRISP, FLAVORFUL A&P every weeki There are hundreds and hundreds oi line-quality fooos' bn display Swift Premium Bacon Swiss Cheese PASCAL CELERY ^^^^^ 25= •very day — cdl low, low priced to save you BABY ENTIRE STOCK LONS SLEEVE SPORT & KNIT SHIRTS A R E Y O U IN extra coodi. And there are Weekend Specials, JARS i - m ' In convenient ^ too, for even more thrih! U you like to gat Regularly ?.9B to 9.98 o r line qiits — save Plaid Stamps at A&P Make ouf of Haddock Fillets >^49' J n ! ^ sized chunks i % % l It a point to save more In "M. Shop A&P — REDUCED SALE as low as 2.59 2 for $5 H O T W A T ER ? Regularly 79c V lb SILVERBROOK 1 LB The value store. You’ll surely have a thriftier POOD tiraa el iti BUTTER FRESH CREAMERY PRINT 69' Just 9 ’/2 c* a day for fuel can get you out of I E l l A y OR m r jan e parker x q c Instant Sunka C o H m trouble! U lflU N PINEAPPLE r iC s a v e 1 0 c SPECIAL 4 7 The Milk That Made Conn, History ENTIRE STOCK SWEATERS Regularly 4.95 to 12.95 If you live In a typical Save on crisp, colorful salad makings! CONN. APPROVED HOMOCHENBED NOW REDUCED to as low as 4.39 house, you could easily run I2DECU D n ilC 0 1 1 7 _ Q u a l i i , UKCCN D CAlid p K G s 0 7 Vitamin D Bidf OaL dug I CWDon dug out of hot' water several A times a week. Last waak’s Now you -can have all the priea was A & P SOLID A 7 0 Z # A C hot water you need at one TUNA FISH WHITE PACK . X CANS 0 0 M ILK 3 9 *^ 7 5 *= time for anly 9%c* a day. 29a pkfl Waldod PlusDepoalt * ^ W * 0 0 M ENTIRE STOCK TIES Reg. $1 to 2.50 Think of it—only 9%c* a 1 LB # P C day! Tflmatflss VACUUM PACKED ’ REDUCED TO as low as 79f, 2 for 1.60 Yes, thanks to Mobilheqt or Bonnie Toilet A&P COFFEE REGULAR OR DRIP C A N OJ ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S HOSIERY Reg. 59« to 1.25 —and an oil-fired hot water P.O.Y. or Four Season's Bird Food 5 59* REDUCED TO as low as 49f, 3 for 1.40 heater of correct capacity— 1 LB A P C SALE FRICBS EFFECTIVE TlSSUt your family can taJee care 50 EX TR A TOP V A LU E STAMPS with any hag of Pink or WMto Grapofrnit TNURS. Hiru SAT. ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S BELTS Reg. 1.50 to $5. o f all their washing needs ANN PAGE NOODLES PKG OJ at one time. 1 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 850 REDUCED TO as low as 1.29 Mom caiv do the family SALES OFFER ’/^LB P A C wash. Sis can do the dishes Tissue . Sc OFF PKG JO NEAR THE GREEN at the same time Junior OUR OWN TEA takes his bath, and you en m n joy a shower. WEST BEND AUTOAAATIC ELECTRIC - 12-30 CUP MANCHESTER Don’t delay—phone us to Crisco Shortening 83* . .2 33* 5* off Downy ROUS BOYS’ WEAR REDUCED day. Find out how easy it is 4 - 2 9 OPEN NIGHTS to switch to a Mobllheat- COFFEE PERCOLATOR SALE: BOYS’ SWEATERS Reg. 3.95 to 8 .9 5 fired water heat. Fabric Softener «aseen.,jH.4 w s w v i • nam raiMMr. i msun s Hew rusamstr is»« M O N D A Y Nm i SA TU R D A Y H i 9 'Average family of four. Fluffo Golden Shortening . 75* t |M. 1 M A A t ■tasaskstlls ■H I NOW REDUCED TO 2 .9 7 1 . 5.97 We Resent the RifAt ft UmH QeeelHks ALSO BIG REDUCTIONS IN SLACKS, SPORT SHIRTS I.H..S Ml gge I G iikort inb y Foods C o lo Rinse Blue MORIARTY Hue Cheer 83* ' W * 35* YibM Ctffn Ajax Ckaassr AND BOYS’ JACKETS! BUY NOW! BIG SELECTIONS! YubM Instaat Coffst $1.75 D i l i i g o i i t M iw hiid 9 jam 95^ Cat and Dog Food BROTHERS TibM lastaat Csttii '*>1" $1.07 SAMSONITE < M r. dean jiMul' ktHk 71* sMtoiUiit 39* O IAN T 0 J C 643-513S laiy aa Om i Chaair Me Mm r 8Mto46« RE0.«6.9S $< IMdst WMW Tm sae 351ide 301-315 C m Imt St. F0LDIN6* Conot deanser '*'1^ ** 23* 2 31* aMM Nm* MIti TWm Me . A t Stop a Shop VWMN w w a iA S A M S O N I T i MON., TUBS., SAT„ 10 AJW. to 0 F Ja . you save and W is k WEGIVEjLtFT lila HMappM Met 41e Instant Coffio 1.07 Cnf Chow GREEN STAMPS g a t stamps, too! THURS., PRIh 10 A .M . to 9 FM, Dale niitpRlt $licis 2S« lig d d GilergMit Uqidd Dotorgont CHAIR S CAROTAILE Dash Geteri^nt 82* ' 4G* I Ib, 4 oz pkg UgUtAA u n u n Wltti BIS Worth of MotVs Green Begletor Tape* WHh fW Worth of Motffa Green 1 ALflO OORBm fl OOB20SB. W EST HABTFOHD - 4 . 0 1 9 - YohonCoffoo Pooni $*dhi »*"• 4V M o b i l h G o f HOC • • 1 , * s i : ' 7 5 ' , S' DOUBLE S& H STAMPS EVERY WED Chotg9 koow,.Aake up to 6 montha topoyl /. - III- . I •' • ■ /■' ■c V,*.: ■ ; , - V ■ \ ,'r - "i'w , ./-v 'Sr.fl A / -t ■ ■ r Iv, V' . ' mircaiBSTBR e v e n i n g r b r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Th u r s d a y !, Ja n u a r y j, i « m tAOB ^TiB EN iUANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY *,19«4 DAILY CROSSWOIUI F U ia L l u m i SPORTS BY R0U80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE -it \ / the i f P Mitsiwg^Uwla | ^rintttint i restaurant on MU ANOl«UPPOiBNipU January is. PbiUip Rose, AW O C Marine, OlO V^^O KNpW, B6MUWI' THAT A* ATtXINi ^ HAbATRAlMSD a cbo» 3 . lipw tamperaturoa eauaa wa* CKlCKEftWAT ItM * «M Mi .•■S* « is arraigned in Urcult Court 12 AAAM t Wa4 a TEI-^ARaPHER in A SMALL tar pipe braaka I 1 ■ I ,‘■,1 (if,. •,••...•?'*1., . ^ •/ ■ . ' 1 “ I “ S Ifc fAGB KlGHTOBh KAPrCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 19^4 , v MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1964 News That Made the Headlines in in 1963 News That Made the Headlines in Manchester in 19 chosen dean for Mancheater Cotn- n!u:iity College.' Federal Public October Houslrtf Administration approves 5'.335,m o loan to Man'chester ' 1. United Fund campaign seta Housing Authority to begin c^n- out for goal of $115,000. st 'uction of 100-unlt addition to 2. According to town rules, sys .V>'(sthill Gardens. Miss Mary tems analyst Bruno DoMaheo can't A. Aronson plans 2-month slay In direct highway department, says * Switzerland under Experiment in General Manager Richard Martin. I " ' ■’■•nat'or."' L i"'*'" 3. OOP tow-n directors criticize 21. Capitol Region Planning highway bond program and study Agency adopts linear plan of re by Bruno DeMarco. Allan B. Ches gional development, at meeting of terton Jr. is appointed teaching area representatives. British Ran principal of -Buckland- School. Pro ger Scotit Diane Bra-ssington ar posal to deputize custodians to en rives for seven-month stay spon force parking rules at Mancl\ester sored bv Girl Scout Troop 1. High School Is turiied down by 23. Airman l.C. Willard Hills board of cducaUon; board shelves plays for President John F. Ken proposal to rent space at .Center nedy in combo front U.'^AFE band Congregatloned Church for over of Wej.sbaden. Germany. crowded Lincoln kindergarten and 24. The Rev. Lawrence F. Al will transport chldren to Buckley mond of Soutlp Methodist Church School. a id the Rev. H. Os.good Bennett 4. InlUal pledges to United Fund of North Methodist Church receive amount to $13,119. appointments el.sewhere, < and the 8. Manchester Homemaker Serv Rev. J. Manley Shaw and the Rev. ice Is formed at Chamber of Com Farle R. Cu.ster are named to re merce meeting to fill need revealed place them at annual New Eng In survey by Public Health Nursing land Southern Conference of Meth AssociaUon for agency to help odist Church. Thomnson ’ Educa families In .emergencies. Miss tional Tour, formerly Phinne.v- Brenda Ann Cole awarded Kous- Hunt tour, leaves on 10,000 fnile aevitsky Music Foundation Award tri|i by biis:With 17 boys. at Berkshire Music Center, Lenox, 25. Globa Hollow is enjoyetl by Mass. record 2,400 .swimmers. 9. Charter Revision aubcommit- 26. Victor Swan on is elected te reconunendi creation, of posts president o f, Eighth District on District Firemen Mark 76th Anniversary. of director of public works and first billot. Kenneth Yeomans is planning director. Mrs. Thomas elected commander of American MagnotU. elected .regent of S t Le.gion. Rotary C31i:b Iriatalls new Margaret'a Circle, Daughters of meritorious action in aerial com Manchester High Sehool seniors president Herbert E.'' Johnson and September Isabella. Martin pins CapL McCaughey; Mrs. McCaughey, Chief Reardon watch. bat in Viet Nam. David Hinchey, Patricia Rackowskl 10. Edward S. Dziadu.s named homrs Mr. and-’^Irs. Ernest M. 21. Miss Mira Krause is named and Mary William; are named B "sh on their ■‘SOlh wedding anni president of Manchester Civic Or (Continued from Page 18 district advisor for Connecticut • seml-finallsls in National Merit chestra. Harry T. Mathiason in versary. Ralf>h P. Norton receives Valley Council of Girl Scouts. Scholarship competition. Is re-elected pre.sident of Lutz 11. Prebyterian Chilrch of Man 50-year service pin from Man stalled as commandant of Frank May Junior Mi.seum. che.ster marks end of first year at Methodist church are honored by Kenneth Yeomans is installed as 26. The Rev. R. Alfred Swain J. Mansfield Detachment of Marine chester Lodge of Masons. James commander of Dilworth-Cornell- is engaged ns associate minister 29. Town highway divi.sion needs anniversary dinner in church hall. Herdic publishes book on planning about 4(X) ffiends at reception. Corps League and Mrs. Jerry Sapi- (CMrttanwd from P»c« 17) reorganization and tightenerl cen Leo Colburn is elected Grand 10. Mrs. Philip Bayer ciioson to Quey Post, American Legion, and of visitation and education at enza installed as president of auxil senior citizens club. Mrs. Edward Walters as president Church of Nazarene. tral manageirient control to save Knight of Campbell (jouneil K. of 27. Prof. Vyiautus Marijoidua receive Hadassah Chapter IMA iary, in .separate ceremonies at C. Bentley School children perform award. Town dlrector.s advised by of auxiliary, at joint ceremony at 27. Highway department is con ehael Guadano la eiiected president co.st.s. systems analyst tells town accepts Invitation to direct M in- league home. of Manchester E2ducation Associ directors. The town and eight "Hansel and Gretel" in (jerman, .lubcommittee to clo.s« Olcott St. Legion Home. fused over extent of authority ot 15. Dr. 'fana.sh H. Ato>”natan ap directed by Mr,s. Isidor Wolf, who chester Civic Orchestra for 1983- dl.spoeal area Sunday.4. 23. Hope Fern Rothwell, 17, is systems analj^st Bruno DeMarco. ation. Miss Helen J- Estes receives members of the Police Depart 64 seaeon. Board of e.lucation ap pointed medical director of Com ment are named in a 5150.000 suit taught children conversational Ger 11. Directors vole $100,000 for discovered strangled in Tolland 28. Miss Doris Hutchinson re- Chamber of Commerce "M" award proves plan to.placp bronze plaques .woods. Mrs. Wllliani 'Campbell, munity Child Guidance Clinic. brought by Mr.s. Celia Lanzano man during year. ■' tires from pbst of anesthetlat At at Chamber's 62nd annual dinner. in memory of veterans in vesti'aule '■highway improvement. Directors national VFW Auxiliary presi Municipal Employes Group re a. Charter. Revision Cojrimission claiming negligence in the Dec. 0, 12. Charter Revision ,Comm i.ssion ask General Manager Richard Manchester,- Memorial Hospital. elects Ernest McNeill pre.sident. - names subcommittees to study Of Bkiley Auditorium at Manches dent, is honored by state VFW John E. Rogers Sr. is named to holds hearing, but townspeople 1962, death of her husband. ter High School. Manchester Rum Martin for li.st of sidewalk needs. 16. Mayor Francis J. Mahoney 30. About 8,000 .see 95th annual changes in town I'ule recommend auxiliaries at Manchester Post Connecticut Civij- War Centennial preomt no reasonable solution for mer School opens with enrollment .12. Dr. Pascal E. Poe, former Home. reschedules hearing on highway reorganization of ‘town govern Memorial Day ob.servance with ed by Citizenk for Better Govern town director and University of Commission Governor John bond issue for Oct 29. ment. Board of directors authorizes nearly do\ibled f om 1962. - 24. Temperature- dips to 30,9 Dempsey. ' ment. Town" insurance ■ advisory parade and ceremonic.s at Munro Ground Broken for New Central Firehouse Hartford provost, dies at 58. Tlie 17. Chester F. Langtry with DeMarco tells Board of Directors his side of story. and Center, parks. General Manager Richard Martin 28. Kiwanis Radio Auction will degrees to mark coldest day on 30. Old Timers of Eighth Dis committee reports 34 insurance be held in "Watkins show windows ., Rev. Francis T. Butler named draws appeal to town directors of agents shared 517,38,5 in comniis- 31. House and Hale Store may be to take bids for construction of chaplain at St. Francis Hospital record. State Ally. John LaBelle trict Firg Department are guests his dismissal from post of deputy proposed central firehouse. in November .00 townspeople can a.slcs-'Grand Jury to Indict D.ennis , of honor at dinner-dance attended Biona during fiscal year. bought by Gorin's chain store corp end the Rev. Ehmest J. Coppa is director of public works. The Rev. 7. Elngineer and traffic autlior- contract of systems anaJyat Bruno oration of Boston, depending on 13. Mr.s. Raymond T.' Echaller is view it for fir.st lime. five-yefl^ term on Housing Author holds ZBA denial of certificate for 22. Citizens Advisory Committee T. Guay tor first 'degree murder of by 150 persons at Knights of Co- man elected president of seruor 10. Houae and Hale store files 29. Bruce Watkins and Joseph named to replace him aa assistant Felly M. Davis is elected president ity Arnold Hirvala studies access DeKarco to study highway de outcome of creditors' meetijtg, re-elected president of Manchester ity by town directors. used car lot on Oakland St. and Mancliesler Renewal Agency pastor of Church of Assumption. Ellenmary Fogarty. liimbiis Home. Committee of to'wn of M«»ch«»ter Ministerial Associa class and Elizabeth Gartside vice for reorganization under federal Area Mental, I’ ealth Association, Garman are named to ^Town Park 11. Citizens Advisory Commit 6. Town Counsel Irving Aron arrti with information on North 25. Town directors instruct low'n president of sophomore class, at to Manchester Memorial Hospital. partment L t Col. Henry J. Dono corporation official says. John E. Rogers Sr. Is elected grand teachers and school administra tion Manchester Education Asso van, new commander of 169th Mili Bankruptcy procedures. Bennet Inc. ing Authority by General Manager tee hears Manchester Red,evelop- son is named acting general man End renew’al to bring before towns engineer Walter Fu.ss to pick roads tors is formed to test accredita University of Connecticut. 9. Grand jury hearing is sched Junior H i^ pupils honor “ teach Richard Martin. ma.ster of state lodge of Prince ciation and'Manchester Federation uled for Roy F. Darwin, arrested tary Police Battalion, cites S gt 14. Police officei-s O.pt. George ment Agency’s proposals for re ager. Dweclors say they are not people at meeting Aug. 26. Con Hall Masons. Area towns agree on that need repair. Board of educa tion standards propoaed by State 8. Kiwanis Club radio auction ers of the year," Mrs. Roberta intere.sted in proposed ordinance of Teachers are chided, for ‘‘un on first degree murder charge af Robert Davies for recruiting ef McCaughey, and Sgts. W,''.lter Fer newal of North End. Town direc necticut Co. restores bus service desirability of regional rubbish In tion approve.s preliminary plans Department of Education. The professional actions,’* by William nets $3,060, best on record. Postal Robb and Henry Miller, with spe guson and Robert Lannan receive tors appropriate 516,‘000 for lan on moving. cros.stown every Saturday. for additions to Highland P a ri/ Presbyterian Church for-Kially or Department denies request of ter confessing he killed Hope Roth forts. , , cial gifts during "Teacher Appre June cineration. ColUns, acting chairman of board well. 19. Town Planning Conuniaalon certificates for completing Univer guage laboratory at Manchester 7. Sen. Thoma-s Dndd will he 23. Republican Town Cliairmar 13. Truck overturrus near Rt. 15 and Keeney St, schools. Dennis T. ganizes and extends cajl to Rev. of education personnel policies Chamber of Commerce that federal ciation Week.” First fatality of High School. Dr. Morris Fancher guest speaker at cap and gown government provide parking for 10. Dr. Morris Fancher granted and town directors approve addi . Senate and House of sity of Connecticut cour.se on po John Shea criticizes Democrats for Injuring 31 of 43 migrant tobacco Guay will be put to plea Oct. 15 James L. Ransom to become pas committee. Board of education ac year on town streets is tl>ree-year- 3 state files motions in U.S. District convocation of Connmunity College. parole after serving three months tion to High Ridge. Donors brave Repre.sentatives pass two Man lice supervision techniques. Re- delaying special tax district pro workers riding home. YMCA direc on fir.st degree murder charge. tor. cepts original site proposed for ad town post office. old girl from Croft Dr., killi^ by Directors table action on down L. of his year-and-a-day term for in snow to give 124 pints at Blood chester bills, one proposing tax tii-ed or retiring teachers and 1. Republican town difector.s say Court in New Haven to .stav his posal. Unprecedented number of tors accept plan of redevelopment dition to Robertson School and re 9. John Hanley named by falling under wheels of .school bus. board of education members are they will oppose-appropriation for sentence for income tax eva.sion. town tax district. walk-in donors brings bloodmobile American Radio Relay League to come tax evasion. Tude 'Vince re mobile Visit to Mancheater Memo 11. Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Re district to finance offstreet park 8. School board may separate agency to relocate N. Main St., quests board of directors to buy it. elected to sixth term as president rial Hospital. Nicholas LaPenta honored by about 20<) people at re study of highwi^.'nepartment. 12. Ellenmary Fog.arty, 20, toi,al to 157 for month — seven 18. Democratic ■ town directors set up emergency communications publican town chairman, tells GOP ing and another clarifying Eighth Robertson School addition from north of Community Y. system in Manchester area. of Cheney Bros. Local 63, Textile elected chancellor commander of District bo\indarie.s and .services. ception in Manchester High School 2. In Septemi^er, town school found killed In her bed at. 281 Por above goal. prepare new highway program to Town Committee Democrats pass cafeteria. House and Nale's baink- North End renewal plans. 14. Manchester Community Col 11. Town dump is closed on Sun Workers Union of America, AFL- Memorial Lodge, Knights of 4. Eighth District difector.s vote .system will join !5 other.s in state ter St. Federal government files 23. Nine town residents will join replace project scratched from ed phony budget and will have to iniptcy .[proceedings will be settled for two-year study of standards for 9. Barry R. Schaller and William civil rights March to Washlng^ton lege convocation in Bailey Au days by order of board of directors. CIO. Pythias. bond heavily to make up short to recommend to district adoption foreclosure on mortgages again.?l ditorium formally inaugurates public hearing agenda Oct. 16. 20. Highway superintendent Ern through sale to (Jorin store chain accredit Spencer Rubber Products Co. T. England are among 126 to p.ass Aug. 28. ■ m y y ' ' , , ■ 13. Town voters turn down bond- 11. Carl C. HiUtgren elected ages, of 5880.000 sewer, system improve stn’ e b"r exams. school. Mrs. Katherine Bourn is Manchester Housing Authority is financed road program sponsored est Tureck refuses to work any ment plan. of , Boston, announces Attyi Wil- 3. Democratic town diyectoi’s, Town accepts low bid of $205,000 27. Control of Bon Ami Co. is notified that General Services Ad- worshipful master of Manchester 14. Chaminade Musical Club. Jikm Burke, counsel for store man 10. Hospital nursing recruitment appointed to Stale Commi.s.sion on by Democrats and approve addi Lodge of Masons. Preliminary longer with systems analyst Bnmo o v e r Republican objections, vote from Squillacote Builders for con acquired by Lestoil Products miVT ir'‘'a''',tration in Boston has accept DeMarco. awards scholarships to Daurel Mu- 5. Town directors, over Republi agement. M^OO for .study of highway de struction of central firehouse. off.set.s leaves, terminations. through stock transfer. North End Higher Education by Gov. John tions to town schools, at referen plans for Robertson School' addi can opposition, approves hiring of- ed Its offer to purchase land on 21. Bruno DeMarco’s study of aic Camp, Winsted, to Miss Bever 15. Lucila C. Kurtz from Passo trim ent by Bruno DeMarco. 12. Town Clerk Edward J. Tom- renewal is questioned at open Denipsey. dum. Hartford Symphony Orches tion are approved by town building ly Burger and Miss Dianne Platt, .systems analyst from New Britmfi 13. Dennis Thomas Guay con- kicl is named chairman of 1964 16. Eighth District Fire Depart \.. Center St. for addition to West- tra gives concerts for 6,000 stu highway department Is suspended Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, Bi-azil,- Charter Revi.sion Commission fe.s-ses to slaying of his .sister-in- house of Manchester Renewal committee and board of education. at annual spring concert in South to conduct audit of highway 'de Unite‘k School. Housing bles is attended by 3,000. 12. New specifications are drawn unanimous vote pf board of educa 15. Police find key to Fogart.v eral Manager Richard Martin and trict for parking is created by Johnson, planning retirement af Cheney is dedicated in ceremonies Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon?^' Mankey architectural firm is ap- St. James’ School graduates 45, Authority chooses Peterson and home used by Dennis Guay hidden board of directors. 22. Manchester Education Asso for language lab at Manchester 24. Merchants report best Christ p PAG8 1WBNTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8T1W. CONN., THtlRSDAY, JANHART *, 1*S4 t u m a m m RVENTNO h e r a l d , KANGABS^R; €DWJU , YBURSDAT, lA m A K T *, 1»84 THE Carlisle Standout in Cotton Bowl Herald Angle Pro Clubs in Battle for College HOWIE HOLCOMB Nine Second Aulit^t Sport! Editor ' | Texas Taekle Charger Balance ’ eY Hayes’ Goal Engineers Victory Looking Backov^ 1963 Still Dodges Lopkifl? backward over a year of covering sports is al In Dash Run ways pleasant, except for the realization you’re a year Buck Passers To Protect Rating May Key Victory older, because it brings back thoughts of hundreds of MIAMI. Fta. (A P )—The nlne- pleasant experiences. Trying to select one from the mul- NEW YORK (AP)— point-nothlng 100 yard daoh otUl Texa.s tackle Scott Apple- eludaa Bob Hayeo, attbough ha SAN DIEGO. Galif. (A P)— The San DieRO (3h^teR ^titude Is almost impossible. But nevertheless we'd like to NEW YORK (A P)— His name is Emmett Augrustus ton, skillfully dodging the ahowed on a raln-aodd«i track feel they now have the offensive balance to win the recall a few that come to mind quickly. that he’a hot on the trail.' Carlisle III. They call him Duke for short. But they’ve Tha auigia moment lhat pro-<«------——------buck-pa’8serfl, is on his way *1710 huoky Florida A A M American Football League title Sunday after two futile duced the most excltenient was ' been calling him great since he engineered Texas’ Cot — ------1. ■ ■ ------: ■ throw (as a base ruimer) ear to the Hula Bowl in Hono Jvuvlor du]41oatad bafora 6,000 .yie final second of the »jnil- fana...^ OJl Moond dqA' aufo- ton Bowl victorj' over Navy, They___.. were beaten by. the lier In the game but was re lulu,. where he likely will final Claw B Toiirnanient game find pabn trees waving In tha mitteo\for a world ra^rd, which Duke Carlisle has been king? Houston Oilers in 1980 and 1981. in wliich po'ig flalston fllpiped vived and insisted on finl(tiUng the game. breeze and dollar bUls waving in he ran lost year at St. Louta S2..yard field goal, then Rifle Chib Notes Dallas (now Kansas City) de In a bailtet for ElUn.^ton High’ OonaideTing the fact that rain feated Houston for the crown sgainst Ridgefield. It waa the Another sight we’ll never for hia face. -other quarterback” label o n ' Appleton, an AH-Ameiica who had pelted Univeratty of 'Mi- last year. first time kn more than 20 years get is the lauh(chlng (and that’s oini’a cinder path fqr two daya, the S8-yard line, raped 19 yards; ^ of watching baaketball games was named the outstanding on hla first carry and continued, touchdou-n. San Diego's,Coach Sid Oill- the word) of two orbital shots Uoeman in tha Cbtton Bowl af few had axprtsted Hayee to ap the writer ever saw both team-i to steer the national champion! George Donnelly picked off man wants to eatabliah a solid by Rockville’s Joe VanOuden- ter the Longhorns' 28-6 victory proach that opeed yaatarday at Longhorns to a 28-6 walloping o f the pas.s and Mike Taliaferro running game to compliment the celrtrating a win!. hove against East Catholic’s over Navy. aidC(Stepped the .pro- tile flrot annual Orang® ^ 'w l aecond-ranked Navy. eventually lobbed a pitch out to passing of Tobin Rote. Elllngtbn fans wei-e sure the Frank KInel. The second home fe-ssional football taUnt scouts Track and Field Meet. When he trotted off the field, Warren, who dashed the final 5L\TCH KEUL’TS Running for the Chargets idiot counted, Ridgefield boost run blast went further than the after the gahie. Asked wibioh Dick Hill, Hayee’ ooach, con in the third quarter with the ^ *wo yards. Grabowski. eating The Manchester Rifle Club’s means Paul Lowe and Keith er*! ware Juwt aa'aure it didn’t. first and caused East coach Don way ha was laanlrig;, Appleton fidently predicted “Any day game clinched, Carlisle had up time and yardage, rushed 11 second Intra-club Match was Lincoln. Lowe was stopped cold It fell to Referee Frank CoS-kln Bums to call it "the longest said; now, he’ll make it in nine aec- pa.ssed 68 and 63 yards to Phil, times in the final drive before held recently at the Waddell by Boston in two previous to di.cide who was right and he drive I’ve ever seen a high “I haven’t decided a thing.” onds flat.” Harris for touchdowns, billed cracking over from the one. School range. games this year, even though made his call quickly and de school player hit.” Kinel, who Appleton is the No. 1 catch A tail vrind blew more than nine yards for another and over-: Grabowski was tapped a.s the Match No. 1, oonsiaUiig of 20 the Chargers took both, 17-13 cisively—ElUngton won! won the game, probably won’t atill remaining in the checkbook 4.46 miles per hour—the Umlt * • ♦ ■ forget them either. for reooid conaideraticn even if shadowed the Middies celebrat- game’s outstanding player after Shota prone for Otootemi on or and 7-8. war betiA'i^en the Nationed and below phaze Z, was wonby Fred HayM had been clocked in 9.0. ed quarterback--AlI - America gaining with 12,6 yards in 23 But Paul believes he can Still at Rockville, we’ll always American Football Leagues. He and Heiaeman Trophv winner carries. Minney with a score of 161. Top Sportsmanship Hayes, who also ia a football change that. ”I've got it figured remember the frequent meetings i« the only first round dratt Roger Staubach. > i Alabama kept banging away Other shooters were Ken Ough i - __. . _ii. That d«K3ialon opeaed the way with venerable Sumner Dole, choice in either leagpie not com star, won thb 220 yard daan in WhUe Carlisle switched the Mississippi, but never was (1591, John Travis (152), Bob ^ ®xp®®t P*l« for one of the best displays of certainly the dean of area mitted. a startling ;20.1. This was fast Agnew (141), Mike Kutoher up yardage. , good aportamanship of any The PittMmrgh Stealers trad er than Hayes’. ;20.5 here last land-based Texas attack to the j to get beyond the six-yard Boston’s middle linebacker coaches. A young 70-plus, he in (132) and Chaj'lea Johnson year. Bill Allen, the veteran fused the Rams with a part of ed flanker Buddy Dial to Dalles year but eennot be offered for air in a bold stroke. Staubach! However Davis, who Nick Buonicontl answered: “I RECORD FIELD GOAL THE DIFFERENCE : Ala pi. The kicking ace scored all his team’s points on was la y in g elude the tacklers. | ‘ (com scrim- Ridgefteld athletic dife-itor, his spirit and genuine love of life- for the NFL rights to Appleton record purpoise* because it was (128). think we’ve got Paul’s number. bama’s Timmy Brown puts his toe to ’a 48-yard four three-pointers from the 48, 46, 31 and 22-yard run oh a straightaway, instead And V the time SUubach had >"««« since^he was mjuhed as a ALMOST GOT — End Joe Mancuso of Wash Match No. 2, 20 shots prone talked .with Oorkdn, then w ifi that will make them better men, *1716 Houston Oiler* hold th* AWAY almost lets the ball slip from his grasp (right) as Tell him we’re all going to be newsmen and some irate Ridge lines. (AP Photofax.) of on a turn. found the answer to the puzzling : school quarterback, sup- ington makes a leaping sensational catch of a Bill tor shooters above phase Z, was and as a Sidelight, better base AFL rights. field goal in Sugar Bowl in 12-7 win over Mississip riddle presented by a strong Pli*- lia.s counted 83 points in four outings for a per-game East Hampton at Rham. changed its academia wing John Ferguson, a candi will be on Jan. 26. deadly pas.sing combination of lection of the AFL’s New York squeeze between finances do and deserves the No. 1 rat-1 ‘^.® the ma.ior activities in thej date for National Hockey * * * etafield club in the final game aencss home plate, by the way, of 20.7. Satorday, Jan. 4 and studies. schedule and axa)(ninatlona ing,” he said. sprinted 68 yards for a Nebias- Rote to flanker Lance Alworth of the regular season. Led, by was recorded for Herald readers Jets. ' Rockville at Ellington, 8:15. for the first semester ara Thlrd-ranked Illinois, .mean-• , ‘ °"oll^ovm. Before the half vicinity of the Cotton Bowl j League rookie of the year hon Ed Royce won the first In Ivlll become more effective. The NFL ha^ loot only one of It might be noted, however, by The Herald are as follows: The University of Ken ors. was back in town - and Oo-Co)ptain I>ave McKenna, the by Sinch Ofiara. that his contributions to the Tuesday, Jan. 7 tucky is considering scrap scheduled at the aama while, won the granddaddy of ®"P^’„ had kicked 31 today. ! tra-club Senior Handicap match Comments Holovak: “We re- its first-round selections to the time as the tournament, how. . ! ■wies with a 187.8 average over spect Rote, of course. But we Indiana scored their highest to And more—the success of the AFL — Southern California Rangers’ cause have been solely nitechk^^T^Untsln^^i^ a r Maloney. 8 p.m. ping its invitations' all the college football bowls, 5’®’'^ 8<»'® f c ® The !«atisfied smile was pasted | tal of the season, in winding up - mtsenaa, ^ poinM in six games penne\\at East, 8:15 p.m. putting players on the on the face of national champion! Ferguson’s goal late in the the four 20-shot matchee (10 | think we can handle him.” Rote 1963 MHS soccer team, a “ re quarterback Pete Beathard, who on offense so for as he seldom for an avera^^of just under 13 gmith at Coventry nament. begun overcoming a 7-3 halftime defi- i®*^. "n® Auburn thrif OCliL slate. it ever gets much past tKe half- when present host team at a disadvan" city on short touchdown plimges “ >«t dem isted play after that, Te.xas. third period rallied the Canadi-, shots each prone and standing) U.^ the league’s passing eham- building” year which found Dick paa'.ed up Detroit to s’.gn witn par game; CafL Hohenthal 74 atNEllinglon tage. and will leceive a medal award. pion. And how about the ■ Rockville Danielson’s club winning the court line when the team’s on menls are fulfilled two by Jim IVarren and Jim Gra- * j ’” ®.’?®® _ Jimmy Sidle If there was any douBt—and ens to a 3-3 tie with Boston the Kansas City diirt's. 'lhe pomts and a 12.^average. .. ; Portland a^Rhlm Changing dates of tha last night. The same contest for this achievement. ^ Boston’s S3-man squad ar- Rama’ stretch run. After losing CCIL title again; freeloadlng AFL has .signed only tw o'of it.s defifehse. years from now. bowaki for a 17-7 Rose Bowl ®tn«e9 tn®_. Tigers moving, Navy, for one, had some—that Rocavllle — Putz 80 points Rockville at ^inville The four-team tourna touriiament la unfeasiWa victory in Pasadena over a crip- ■ sweepmg wide on a 13-yard dash cost;- Second place in this seriea rived In San Diego yesterdav four of the first *'■ six games, around the state, one of the eight first-round sele^ono Second place goes to Rock the Lionghoms were the No. 1 and a 20 per-game average; Jim swim -New London at ment has resulted in some because Kentucky likes to pled WaiOiingtim team. touchdown. Then he was \von by Mrs. Eleanor Wait, from frigid Boston. The Eastern Coach JoJm Oanavari experi more memorable being Colum Beathard and Ohio Blate lull- ville’s Al Putz, a splendid de Martello 58 points and a 14.5, Manchester. 3:30 p.m. college football team in the Jean ’Beliveau 3500. fensive player, who' heads the of the largest financial .play at least one game a Ted Davis kicked field goals passed Auburn 69 yards Milt Schmidt about five years third place by John Gallagher, Division champions will work mented with a sophomore-stud bia University’s annual football back Matt Srtell. by the Jets land, the Texans removed it fete for sports writers at Ban Ram.!!’ defensive ball hawks. Hfe . . ' We«lne8day, Jan. 8 payoffs to participating '' year in Louiavilie’s spa of 46, 48, 31 and 22 yards for i ^^® Nebraska 11, where the stviftly with a 28-6 trouncing of in instant aging. fourth place by Mrs. Ema out today and tomorrow at the ded lineup and it got hot, hot In addition, (jakland’.s AKL EastXathaUc - - Frank Kinel ’ prince al Cheney Tech, 2 p.m. cious Freedom Hall and tam Lake; sitting in as a fine entry claims iUhas sigpied No. 1 ha.s 80 points in four, games foj? teams, which split the gate ail of Alabama's points in a 12t7 ' pornnuskers stiffened, a n d the Middie.s Wednesday. “I gue.ss I do make a lot of Banas, and fiifth place by Jim | San Diego Marine Reonilt ter and 'finally blazing. The 67 points and a 16.7 average for Friday. Jan. 10 that must be done during Sugar Bowl triumph over Mis- Knocked down Sidle‘s fourth gentleman, Ted Elliottv was pre pick Tony Lorick, Arizona Stale a flat 20-pcr-appearanee avej:- receipts after expenses arq ' The score might well have my news in Boston at that.” MoDonaJd. | Depot. Rams swept through the last a very thin margin over Captain ' Wethersfield at Manchester, paid. ■ the holidays, 'too. Biseippi at New Orleans and Ne- ] P®®* with 1:25 left. two-thirds of the (season, win sented a lifetime pa.ss to all halfback, ^ ftiih or? In the .G.'L a^er^ . . • , Tom Malin who has 66 and 16.5. g p.m. \ been worse. smiled Fergusoii afterward. He Ellington High athletic contests; says it has a signed con l.a:r.ding point-getters among braska rode Dennis Claridge’sl ------The word-eating was not com has collected five of his 12 goals ning 10 and losing three, then Ray'LaGsce is a close third with .— — L 88-yard touchdown Jaunt and a ' ww i * got by two Class B Tourhamen't a spectator too as two other tract from Lorick. the eight area teams covered 62 and 15.5. pletely confined to Navy, al on Bruins’ ice. He also once got gentlemen -- Tom Kelley and ] ^ r of field goals by Dave; H aw ’kS A rC E f l S V though there haven’t been so a severely cut finger here which rivals before losing to Elasi Cheney—Renaud 83 and 20.7; ^ le s e n to a 13-7 Orange B ow l' George Altman Type Player (jhris McCormick — were hon many red faces around the fleet kept him out of 11 games. Haven. Andy Tomko 45 and 11.2. victory over Auburn at Miami, i I T g ir T Ak'U^l’v R t - i i i n c ' And Oanavari seldom had the ored by the local Elks Club and Ellington—Carl Carlson lead But the day belonged to X®xas | ^ 1 V k k l U l l l f t since they laughed at Gen. Billy “I just started playing again a host of friends; meeting, even Mitchell when he said he could Saturday night,”. Ferguson same players available three after only three g;ames with 39 from the time Carlisle com- ______Clubs Need but Rarely Land games in siU'Cceasion( As soon as briefly, the lute Jim O’Leary, points, a 13 ppg average. Bill sink battleships with aiiplanes. added. umpire emeritus of man^ local Mark pleted his first pass until he sat j NEW YORK (AP i — No one one became eligible, another Stuck Sets Welz (33 and 11) and Bob Nor There were those who had It didn’t take him long to an leagpies. down with a Cotton Bowl record; could blame the Chicago Black called the Texas offense; “Left nounce his return to Boston was lost. wood (32 and 10.6)' are aU but for a total offense, gaining 213; xt , NEW YORK (NEA),.;—Pree-?into a protracted (dump with MONTGOMERY\ ' WARD • - • ThJnldng beck with more tied for second place. yards passing and r u W National Hockey tackle, right tackle—and punt.” fans. He had been out of the idem George Martin Weiss s a t; the hard hitting Redblrda last * * • 54 I than a KtUe mental aqgu'lah to Coventry—George Etoerle has for a 267 total. Staubach also set i League leaders, if they would And the ones who .said that penalty box just 19 seconds in his office high up at 680 P^fth j term, never did get lintracked. Texas “ doe.sn’t beat you, it when he slapped in a Claude EagleB Kept Rolling the recent MHS football season, As Alum ni W ins first plac3 at the five-gatme • Cotton Bowl record with 21 i “tart to think the lowly New Avenue and talked optimistic-j but still wound i»p batting -274. knowing full well that this mark with 78 points and a 15.6 completions in 81 attempts for I Tork Rangers have their num- bores you to'death.” . Provost shot at 12.48 of the adly about the New York Meta. ' He had 62 home runs with the East Catholic rolled alpng un Ckarance Sale edition of the Indians worked I average. Bill Locke— 64 and 12.8 328 yards. ' | ber. Coach Darrelt Royal’s Texas finale. Ferguson and Boston s ’’We’ll sli)’ up some excite- Cubs in tihree campaigns. Hii! checked, recording 17 consecu and tried as harrd as most oth ia second. But Staubach’s rushing yard-! ’I^e fifth-place Rangers bea’ team came up with a fabulously Teddy Green had drawn five- ment in the new Shea Stadium long ball output feU off to nine, tive viotorie* over primarily With Bill Stuck setting a new record for the.^^OO-yarcli resourceful offense, guided by minute major penalties for fight Junior, varsity competition. As er*, but found little success. South Windsor — Close race tee was minus 47, Indicating the Blaok Hawks, 5-2, last nlghi in Queens next season. ” said i but he played only part tim e. freestyle, the Alumni downed the current-^itibri of the between Denny Murphy (56 and . number of times he met Texas ; their second consecutive v.c- a quarterback named Duke Car ing. the year drew to a dose, how And' also ll<)tening with agtmy Wei.ss confidently. “ We won 11 toward the finish. Manchester High swimming team in their annugl match, 14 ppg) and Ted Waitkus (55 SAVE! 10%. 20%. ^ /o. 35% SAVE! llneman In the Navy backfield. torj' over Chicago. N av York lisle. Beliveau went into the game more games in 1963 than we did ever, Coac9\ Don Burra olub was along wljih John Oanavari and Carlisle, whose real name is Weiss expects Atman, who others,^ rti the beloved St. Louis held Tuesday at the MHS pool. «md close to 14). Stabuach scored the only a 4-0 lead before Chicago tied with Chicago’s Stan Mikita in 1962 and last 78 by no more win be 30 in March, to bounce (rtlili-. winning <4-0) after mak Emmett Augu.stus Carlisle III, orepU to within a whisker of the The elder of the swimming'^ Rham—Gary Robej-ts heads Navy touchdown, a two - yard d«nted goalie Jacques Plante’s for the league scoring leader than two runs. A hit here or back like an ejection repeater ing the transition to varsity run in the fourth quarter. cage. took Texas 78 yards in six plays ship. However, big Jean had Statue. Doi^ers, only to blow it all in Stueka also copped the 100 free the list with 50 points in four there would have given us from getting a fresh deal and wdth scholastic slate today opposing game"—a 12.5 averagj. Lowy *5.00 WORTH OF FREE RECO r1>$ WITH EVERY In the Texas d r y in g i-oom,' Vic Hadfieid and Larry Canan from the opening kickoff. That played 34 games, one less than 20 to 26 more victories. Pitching seemed to dominate tbfe three-gome "summit meet style. beating out. younger Maloney High in Mferiden. •stunned the No. 2 ranked Mid the incredible Met fans rooting (ikivell Is next with 45 and 11.2 one thing was evident — the j scored in tte first period for Mkita, and if he got a goal or “W e’ll be much better off in for liitn. the schoolboy basebail season ing" on their home diamond. brother Je(ff who was second. Summary: Longhorns had decided to prove; th® RangerSi and Val Fonteyue die.s almost a.s much as the way The Grads copped six of 10 but Dick Be:k put in hi.s bid an qssist he would have won the spring with George Altman “ You have to be lucky with Fred McCurry of the In'- But these were reauy minor. 200 medley relay — Alumni last Saturday wiien he sconKl APPLIANCE PURCHASED OVERXISO... who was No. 1. Said one visitor: Don Marshall tallied in the it was done. the $500 which goes with the dions and Jim MarteUo of RqCk- There were .so many o t n e r events — there was no diving Carlisle sent his" runners into in center field. Ron Hunt es- the selection of players in bulid- (Heins. Wasilleff, Towle, Hunt 22 piilnts—after only a total of “ There’s ^ no doubt now about “ecoiid. ; mid-season scoring lead. But he tahlished at second base and ; ing a major league cJub toom vllle showing the way. MeCur- things to make up. The friend- competiSTon. er). Time 1:59.2. , . who’a No. 1.” "nie loas, coupled with Mont- the line twice and then ran 'for 15 in three prsvioufl start.s. CARLISLE ROLLS ON— Duk« Carlisle gets away couldn’t buy a point and the having Jesse Gonder, a catcher scratch,” Weiss pointed out. ry's abs^ice from the Manches sihipe, some that have grov.n The Grade started off with 200 freestyle — B. Stuck A, , Additional looks will be t.iken The gold braid on his sleeves. real’s 3-3 tic with Boeton. cut 19 yards. Three plays later he jackpot goes to Mikita on the 15 cu. ft. Chest 2 Speed threw to wingback Phil Harris from Navy players to start on a nine-yhrd run that witii a wallop, from the outset. ! “ You’Ve got to see something ter Legion team thwarted the during the past 52 weeks, oth a seven-point bulge by captur Johnson M, Huri A. Time 1:55.4 as the scoring .=tat!istic.n at the showed he was an admiral. : Chicago’s lead to four pomb--. strength of the most goals. 21 The kids l» v e a j-ear under in a payer that can be develop^l possibility of the two standouts ers that are just beginning; the ing the medley relay. Tlie win (new pool record). or Upright 2 Cycle The turning point for Illinois Rookie Johnny Fer,“ i'Son’s on a play that covered 68 yards halfway point of the season as netted a touchdown for Texas. (AP Photofax.) to 17, though both have 48 their belts.’’ or was overlooked elsewhere meeting on the diatnond. thoughtfulness of several high ning quartet included Bob Hein, 50 freestyle — Then A. Briggs well as at the end. may have come in the first " 8' with seven minutess lef in for a touchdown. points. Freezer Auto. Washer In the second quarter, Carlisle Weiss Is delighted with the The picking* are sum. Nobody is And anotheri certainly an un- school athletes who sent Ohrist- ning quartet included Bob M, Baxter A. Time 24.6. 88 44 quarter when Washington, al-i the game gave Montreal the tie. Schmidt was furious over the passed on first down from his Roger wound up with some up the game on the Navy one- deal which brought Altman and going to deal a player whom he Jieraidod pitoiirti gets the writ ma* cards to this aging scribe; Heins, Ivan WaaiKeff, Chuck 200 individual medley—Hud Was $209.95 Reg. $194.95 ready hurt by the loss of injured ' ^stom led. 3-1, early in the fact his Bruins couldn’t hold a Bill Wakefield, a pitching pros- ; thinks can help him." er’s nod fon-dihe guttiest per and the more frequent greet Tow4e and Jim Hunter. Other son A, Preston M, Heins A. fullback Junior Coffey, lost funal period, but Bobby Rous- own 37, again to Harris, again impressive statistic.^ but in the foot line. I Hockey at a Glance NOW NOW 3-1 lead which Tommy Williams peel, from the St. Louis Car-1 Weiss named Oorlton Wilier formance pf the Bummer. Lefty ing* that come forth on our individual winners besides Stuek ■nme 2:33.1. quarterback Bill Douglas with a ®®®-h niade it 3-2 nine minute.'! for a touchdown. final analysis they were about Texas also had the satisfac- as useless as those banners gave the home forces at 1:05 of dinals for Roger Craig, the hard a u.seful hand when they are Bob Tlngtey an unknown if ever salliec down Main Street as this were Karl Then (50 freestyle), 100 butterfly — Robinson M. dislocated left knee and reserve befqre Ferguson scored. Then the Texas defense de tipp ,of .making the m\ich:ina- the last period. . National Loague tached the football from Navy's reading: ” We’re No. 1” that luck right-hander who couldn't | a u-sefu hand when thej- are there y a s one, waa named by inte(rploper from the 'West John Hudstwi (individual med Towle A, Lawrence M. Time W. L. T. fullback Mike Kuklenski with a ------ligned football polls look good “We just can’t go around Pta. Jolly Roger Staubach on the some sailors brought to the win for losing cloee decisions | mighty hard to come by. Wlllei' Coa^ George Dargatl to start (■weetCjTi ConneotiOut. that is) ley) and Bob Smith (break- 1:08.2. Chicago ., .20 9 7 47 15 C4I. f t . 8 Settings broken left leg. Dave Kerr is the onl.v New again. It was the seventh time blowing two goal leads and ex Navy 34, and Carlisle took the game. with the Mets. : was ^ c h a s e d from the Mli-' Sgqiiurt West Haven in the state becomes more and more' fam- stroke ). 100 freestyle —; B. Stuek A, Montreal . .18 10 7 43 Bill Slier took over for Doug- York Ranger ever to wir. the in the last 'eight tries that the pect to get anywhere,” SchmWt Deluxe Upright Deluxe Auto. Longhorns in again. He scored For the record, Staubach had national chaihprion had protect-j Altman is the type the new waukee Braves laM March for tertirnament at Bristol. Miar with Manchester and sur J. Stuek M, Baxter A. Time 56.8. Toronto .. .18 10 6 42 las and engineered a second Vestna Trophy, aw’arded an- said. “ Sure, a tie is better than Four events went to the this one him.self on a keeper 31 pass attempt.^, a personal ed its ranking in a bowl game. oiubs need so badly and rarely $50,000. . ' He was beaten but only by a rounding territory. Schoolboys including the 406- 100 backstroke — W. Hudson Detroit .. .12 16 6 30 Freezer Washer quarter touchdown drive, nually to the goaHe allowing a Io.ss but we haven’t won In get,” .said Weiss, who had so M, Huri A, J. Hudson A..Time 44 from nine yards out. high, and 21 completions, a Minnesota in the 1961 Rose Willey, someiwhai ren ^ d - 8-1 si’ore and partially brtsause For all this we say thanks— yard freestyle, a new event New York . 9 20 6 24 Copper Tone and capped by Dave Kopay’s seven-; the fewest National Hockey Navy and Cotton Bowl record. six games now. The tehm just much to doi with building the Was $229.95 That made it 21-0 at the half Bowl game was the last ful of Ixm Wameke, the one of poor fielding support. He and may you all have the Hap added to dual meet cornpetUion 1:08.7. . 7 19 8 22 Aqna. yard run. Illinois got three i League goals: Kerr got the hon- He gained -228 yards passing, No. 1 isn’t finishing off.” Yankee empire before accepting $■ iOO and the 75.504 people sitting in team to lose. ' | time Cub ace, was brought up also was kndeked cOld by a piest of New Years. this season. Bob Johnson won 400 freestyle — Johnson M, Wednesday’s Results NOW polnto back on Jim Flanker- or in 1939-40. which surpassed the Cotton Montreal began cutting Into the challenge posed by the "oaby Was $244.95 45 degree siinshine might a-s tq SudsviUe in midseason of that in 4:52.8,- which must Miller A, Oakman M. Time Monti-eal 3, Boston 3. Bowl mark set earlier In the The last 1-2 match-up was in the Boston margin at 4:06 of 4:52.8. NOW well have staged their game-end frandiU® “ Altman i.s excep-! 1958. He turned in tour shu7- stand as the pool record adince New York 5. Chicago 2. traffic jam early. game by Carlisle. the 1963 Rose Bowl, when na the finale. , Bob Beckett, just tionally fast and a Grade A base | outs, among other things, biit 100 breaststroke — Smith A, tional champioi: Southern CaU- it was the first competition. AnrwrToan League \ Carlisle played a little less But the quarterback also had called up from Providence. lost stealer despite his 6-4 and 200 ' the Brave.s did little with him McCurdy Resigns Botvh S c o r e s Wasilleff A, Wilk M. Time Wednesday’s Results 17 cu. ft. fomla outlasted second-ranked than three quarters and estab a minus-47 yards rushing, and the puck in the Boston zone. pound.!! and he can play cente(r and got little out of hhn afte” . Ohuok Robinson won the but 1;13.3. Quebec 2, Baltimore 1. Upright that was a personal high, too. Wi.sconsin 42-37. The Bobby Rousseau goal which Cotton Bowl terfly and W«tit Hudson beat 4 Speaker SKI TRIPS TO MT. TOM lished a Cotton Bdwl record for " I that. Birdie Tebbetts. then MIDDLETOWN (AP) Freestyle relay — Manchester Buffalo 5. Springfield 1. It indicated the number of Before the game. Navy Coach resulted had its direction 7>xsb 28, Na-vy 6. out John to take the backstroke. Freezer total offense, 267 yards. He Never Untracked the Braves’ manager, couldn't — Hugh McCurdy has. resigned (Wassmer, J. Stuek, Saari, Hershey 3, Cleveland 2. 44 Console Stereo times the charging Texas line’ Waj'ne Hardin had said he changed by the skate oPa team The school boy freestyle relay With A.M/FM Radio. pu sed for 213. and was the Altman batted .318 for the I understand batte(r8 taking Ub- a* soccer, coach at Wesleyan Rose Bowl Driggs). ’Time 1:40.1. Pittsburgh 4, Providence 8. Was $239.95 ( tossed him on his back. wouldn’t expect Texas to give mate. according to Bruins goalie team of Lan Wassmer, Jeff Take a bus team’s leading rusher with 54. Cihicaro Cuh.s in T962. He went I ortie* with Willey’s k i^ o ’ University. He was the founder minoie 17, Wa.shlngton 7. NOW iMkhogany. [74 « Then Tommy Wade, the No. 2 Sjfaubach got the Middies a the trophies back but if Navy Ed Johnston. * stuff. Tebbetts su^iected tha Sugar Bow l Stuek, Paul Saari and Bill Wos $229.50 ^ fourth quarter touchdown, won it would feel in its heart A too-loose defensive cover and coach of .soccer at Wesley quarterback, took^over and en- the quiet man from Maine wa: an for th* past 40 years. In re Alabama 12, Misirissippi 7. Drtggs annexed the final event ^neered another score. which he scored on a roll-out that it wa.s .the best. age on Provost ca b le d him to Jpping his pitches. - Orange Bowl to make,, the final score a little NOW J from run from the two. but he was After the game Hardin said signing, McCunly said his rea- There was a touch of insult in get the shot away and Elergusor 4 Steady Employment Nebraska IS, Auburn 7. closer. 13.8 cu. ft. knocked loose from the football he did not ever remember see steered it in for the tyinf I:' ■on was the increasing respon this one, since Wade revived a It didn’t take Chisey Sten sibilities of h is ' post as chair ------Bill Dturit's 200 freestyle Unu; .stalled drive wnth a 21-yard again near the end. ing any team ’’more deserving marker. was 1:55.4, a seven-second cut Ref. Freezer SPORT MART Texas’ third team then wound of being No. 1 than Texas.” ' gel and, the MeU’ pitehm,' man of the athletic depart The Detroit Tigers will play i Qensole Stereo pass to the Navy five-to George Dean PrenUce and. Orlanc coach. Ernie White, long to ment'; He. will continue as SO nlgM gartea s)t home next into the old mark o f 2:02.9. An FrosHess Kurterbach scored for Boston 44 With AM-FM Sauer, son o f , a former Navy straighten Willey out, if in aoach of the varsity swimming season. TIm Sohoertboya begin their Was $359.95 ROC KVILLE^ coach. in the first period, Gllles Trem deed he required any straight Radio i Phillback Harold Philipp— blay clicked for the visitors in ening- W quickly- became evi NOW with Free Ext. * 0 that’s the way he spells it—took NFL Players’ Group Meets the opener.- NOTICE dent that all he needed was Speakera SCHEDULE (Cut Out uid Save For Reference) it over from the two. steadj- employment and a Ut Was $184.95 ^ [4444 Up to this stage Navy’s Stau And May Reinstate Hornung tic encouragement. 14.4 cu. ft. ' bach, the All-Ariierica and Heis- Although out for a month NOW man Trophy winner, had been Ref. Freezer J ^/lth a aore fli{q»r, Willey won We Will Frostless Ref. Sec beating his head against the TUESDAY— JANUARY 7 (Ladies' Day) 9 while loaing 14 games and rushing Texas line like a fly HOLLYWOOD. Fla, (A P) — f>Association, said the recommen- tion. Freezer holds Uaves 9 A.M.—Returns 3 P.M. had an eamed-run average of caught in a bottle. The National Football League: dations would be voted on and 172 lbs. 44 All Color TV iT-was Staubarii’s second vUtt Players Association meets today j passed on to league Ctommis- 3.10 with a last-place outfit Was $289.95 to the Cotton Bowl this season, ^or the first of two sessions and sioner Pete Rozelle in - New which more often than not Reduced $ 1 WEONESDAY-JANUARY^Night Trip) and neither he nor Navy is like- 1® expected to recommend im-!,York. FAGAN! CLASSIC—jam Gal couldn’t shoot its way teouncl NOW lo 220, Gil Sousa 232— 593, Cy Leaves 6 P.M.— Returns 11 P.M. ly to be anxiou.s to see the place mediate reinstatement o f sus- Retzlaff said Rozelle will be the bases. Moat of his d6feat.148” their careers.” Retzlaff said. 563. Al Turkington 200, JRa> September of 1982. After - > %. •A,'" Under New Management Homimg and Karras were Bjorkman 212—560. I watching Hunt udth Austin 12-4 cu. ft. WEDNESDAY—JANUARY 15 (NightTrip) suspended by Rozelle last spring I for a spell, Hemus reccmi- after extensive investigation of EARLY BIBOS — Flo Niles I mended Uuit he be purchased. - I I Ref. Freezer Leoves h P.M.— Returns 11 P.M. gambling incidents tied in the AH 135 337, Jo Kerir 138, Pat I “l(Iunt will make the doiible EVENINGS Frostlesa Ref. Freez- ^ f BOB’S NFL games. Pace 126. I play and bat .270,” read He- ■ ' N er. Holds 105 lbs. A Records Retzlaff said discussion of the 44 SATURDAY—JANUARY 18 (Family Trip) JBOWIJNG— st. hd.—sports I mus’ report. B ttra traeUoB tread UNTIL APRIL 2. 194^ Was $224.95 Reduced. NFL players pension plan also Hunt made the douMe pUy dealga- for plua power Uoves 9 A.M.—Returns 4 P.M. is a prime topic during thei two GRBEV MANORETTES — and batted .273 to be the In ts ' la oaow, aluah, mud. NOW Cities Service Centre days, as well as hearing a re Betalla Lappen 181, Flan La- H igh- aoiiUty M)0- Plne 178—474.' moat valuabte worlonsn. port on current legislation in Solly Hamua waa fired at tiM KAWK TREAD RUB ROUND TRIP RUS FARE 555 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE volving tax relief for profession-, end o f the season. BER USED. FUIXY QUANTITIES LIMITED^—SHOP THESE SALE .IT ^ S PRIDAY. al athletes. ^WDER PI7FF8 Ruth OHABAHTSED), Kxohflii]^ ^ Adults $2.00 — Chlldten $1.75 (CORNER ADAMS ST.) MANCHESTER Ann Glass 462. No one can imdentand that aad Tax Representatives from' all 14 KOUl'EK— Ron Clarke any more than the reluctance SAT., MON., TUES.— Other Specials Uidisfed—Check With lltl : NFL teams are at Hollywood NICHOLS-MANCHESTER o f the astabliahed clubs to.hMp RENTAL SKI OUTFITS AVAILABLE ROAD SERVICE — TEL 643-2832 for the sessions and concurrent OVVS AND DOUR — Ray crosses Ihe finish line after shattering two new (ranchiaes In the InbK’sst Wood .... Head .... 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Inquire 95 Sunday all day. 52 Elm Hill VERNON — 8 room Cape, front The feeling In the Arab An eleVonth-hour proposal that the senator’s interest In the room ranch, high and dry 1 screened porch, formal dltilng MODERN Immsctdate ranch the king said “ We don’t look General. Manager Rlebstd Hao«- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Foster Street. Phone 648-7840. Rd., Talcottvllle. world Is that Israel os it stands upon this visit in terms of cost." to keep the New Haven Rail relocation of the dei>ot 'was LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first acre, trees, ideal for little room, garage, amesite /: ' . > V / IMn IWBWTT-FtWS nrURSDAY, JANUARY X 1964 Avsrage Dafly Net Press Ron For the Week Eaded The Wdaihur D ecem ber 28, ISSA FaNeaat el D. S. WMfl Royal Black Preceptory, LOL, will nieet tomorrow at 8 pm. VariAMe aleBdlBm dial < a ^ Ali6iit T o ^ at Ortmge Halt 13,891 toalght, leer la SOe. Member of the Aodit ‘ y a m c n r o n CkHuiclI, . B m e u o t ClronletloB fiUr aad aSU. high 4S *e dS. Pythian Sunshine' Girls, will Maneheater^A CUy of Village Charm sponsor a bake sale Saturday New Filrehouse a t 9:30 a.m. at House * Hale, 945 Main St. 80% Completed VOL. LXXXitt, NO. 79 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1964 (Claeelfied AdvertlelBg ea Fags IS) PRICE SEVEN dBNTS Little Flower of Jeshi; Moth . Manchester’s 'new 8222,000 ers Circle will meet tomorrow Central Firehouse, under don- at 8:15 p.m. at the honm-of OPfeN T U E S D A a n d THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. Mrs. John 8. Foley, S3 Trebbe struction to the west of the Mu Dr. Mrs. Donadd Duffy will bb nicipal Building, is 80 per cent 'eo-hostess. complete, with no major prob lems encountered, nor are any The board of directors of the forseen. U.S. Rejects Nikita Ban ZJtUe Theater of Manchester The , red brick, two-story, will meet tomorrow a t 8 p.m. three-l^y structure, expected to a t the home of its president, be completed early in the JUST SAY: Philip Burgess Sr., 39 Hudson spring, is now completely en S t closed, and all that remains to "CHARGE be done Is interior work, plus A Bible study on the book of outdoor driveway paving. •T. On Land Dispute Wars The Revelation of Jesus Christ The roof is on, the stairways win be held tonight at 7:30 at have been placed, and the heat PLEASE" the Salvcutton Army. Mrs. Flor ing system will be operating in Joins Practice ence ■ Stevenson will be the alMut a . week, according to Dr. S ta^law A. Milewski teadier. Building Inspector Thomas DURING ‘Not an Echo’ Mcmahan. I has become associated with Dr. j Walter M. Semrdt in the prac- Events Bid on Peace Chepman Oourt, Order of Also due to be installed soon Annaranth, will mert tomoerow is a traffic light, to control CenI tice ot ophthalmology. Dr. Mi- OUR a t 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic ter St. traffic, at the times lewski's office will be located Seen a Grab Temple. Mrs. Nonnie Hilding when-the fire trucks leave and at 320 Main St. In State Barry Joins Race and a oonunittee will serve re return to the firehouse. Dr. Milewski recently com freshments after the meeting. pleted a three-year residency For Initiative in ophthalmology at Gill Me Town firemen from Companies morial Eye, Ear and Throat Wife LSft Safe WASHINGTON (AP)— 2 and 3 last night at 6:13 were Break Reported Hospital in Roanoke, "Va. Prior As ^Clear Choice’ called out to quell a chimney to that, during 1959-60, he After Abduction The United States today fire at the home of Dr. and At Horton Home spent a year’s internship at branded as “disappointing” St. Raphael Hospital, New Ha PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)—Arizona’s Sen. Barry Gold- Mrs. Robert J. Alesbury at 11 DANBURY (AP) — A Soviet Premier Khrush Richard Rd. No damage was re A thief, who sometime early ven. water declared today he will seek the 1964 Republican chev’s global package pro •yesterday morning entered the Dr. Milewski was educated '-Fabulous New Year 26-year-old Brooklyn, N. Y. ported by fire officials. home of Willard J. Horton, 33 at the University of Dublin, presidential nomination because he sees no other an- posal for renunciation of Stephen St., while the owner lay Ireland, where he received his man, app^ently using a toy j nounoed candidate who “could possibly offer to the peo- force in the settlement of asleep m an upstairs bedroom, B.A. degree in 1954, his M.D. plstol, abducted his es-, America a clear choice’’ next November. territorial disputes. did so in vain. In 1956, and his M.A. in 1959. tranged wife from a Goldwater---- said he will file's In a statement the United SKATES Horton, who told police he Bom June 16, 1930, In Ba- friend’s home early today, also for renomination to seek, because I have not heard from States said, however, it would went to bed at 11:30 Tuesday growo, Poland, Dr. Milewski police said. He was cap his third term In the Senate. j any announced Republican can study the Khrushchev niessage SHARPENED! nljht and awakened at 9 a.m. migrated to England with his tured four hours later. Po "I find no incompatibility in didate a declaration of conscir i to President Johnson and other yesterday, said that someone family as a child and attended these two candidacies,"’ he said. ence, or political position th at; world leaders to find out wheth- came in through the cellar door, English public secondary lice said Edward T. Ewing The conservative senator is could possibly offer the Ameri- er "any constructive steps” for STATE went mto his bedroom and took schools. of Green Ave., Brooklyn, sued a statement at his hilltop can people a clear choice in the easing world tensions can be de- SHOE REPAIR his pants from' a chair, and left He Is married and the father took his wifO, Phyllis, 24, home saying he has decided to next presidential election,” veIoi>ed from it. through the front door leaving of two children, Andrew, 3, and seek to head the GOP ticket In effect, the statement is 751 MAIN ST. Theresa, 16 months. The fam to the Bronx, N. Y., then Goldwater said. Otote Theater Building) the pants downstairs. “because of the principles in New York Gov. NeUson A. sued by the State Department Prior to retiring, Horton re ily will live at 110 Oak Grove Luxurious Fur Trimmed returned and left her in which I believe and because I rejected the package as a whole St. Rockefeller, the only other de moved his wallet from the pants. Danbury, safe and unharm am convinced that millions of clared candidate, entered into but kept open the possibility of ed. Americans share my belief In the race almost two months acceptance of some parts of it,, Police spotted bis oar in Wil those principles.” ago. perhaps in a counterproposal. 'I have decided to do this also ’The brief statement said the Winter Coats ton, alxn*t'''l5 miles away, and Goldwater said “I have with nabbed him there. United States will confer with CASH RIEL held a decision until now not be- its allies on the Khrushchev SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. Ewing entered the home on caus of any attempt to be po-! message” 3^ AND IT LANDS JEUV'EtDE DOWN. 0 Q 0 T H B 2 . THSeeiHINOEl blood program. BUZZ SAWYER' BY ROY CRANE dent Wimam E. NeviUe. Schools. Molay Cross of Honm-. Hartford dissatisfaction with “rubber ' 26. General Manager Richard ira.TaLMDU>MW 9. Republican Town Committee stamp" role of appointive board. 19. William E. Neville deacrlbee 7. Three Mancheeter High Court of Common Pleas rules that Martin expect* $75,000 suri^us in M I6 € ;? / l$ u appoints three to help evaluate Robert Johnson is elected presi from hla stretcher in Hartford School students, Gloria Trukas, Burnham Estates Inc. may build general budget rather than $25,000 nirWHY, DR.SEEA 6000 GRAQOUS, BOY' I'VE I HAVE HOTHIN6TO HIDE,MIND WHY, WOULD Y7U BELIEIC (Tf THERE ARE WHISPERS party’s future on state and local dent of Instructors of the Handi Superior Court afecldent in Man Edmund Perry and Susan Boris, house on small lot. upliolding de April he previously estimated. Jaitiea WILLYOU HOT AUO W . PlMns THAT COULD KN4. A MAM' YOU. BUT WITH SO MANY POISON THAT THE AMERICAN YCASA DIED FROM CUMBM6 A level. capped. Charles A. Joy is present are named M erit Scholarship final V0URMUHGIE6ARPEMS* chester High School tumbling cUlm cision by zoning board of appMls. Klar of State Development Oom- OUS PLANTS AND FUN6I, I CAN'T ^ ONEOFMYTREES. PEBPOSTEROUS/WHATWOIU) . Manchester Memorial Hospital ed William "Dad ” Walsh Memo - which crippled him five years ago. ists. State Board of Education li 28. Naticmal Labor Relations 11. About 500 people attend ded 1 missiMi say* advanced state of re ID BE USED AS A MOVIE RUN THE RISKDF LAWSUITS. HE BE DOING IN AIV GARDENS, ESPECIALLY AT announces need o f more nurses rial Award by John Mather CSiap- 21. Robrit McKinney is elected censes propoeed Majichester com Board announces Amalgamated ication ceremonies for Howell gional planning in Connecticut is lOCATION? NIGHTf BESIDES, THE GATES ARE ALWKYS LOCKER and aides to alleviate impending ter, Order of DeMolay. eommander of Manchester Bar munity college for two-year pe Clothing Workers of Am erica has Cheney Regidnal Technical School. necessity because of increased ahortage. Town Planning Com- JWoAt «\t/u.v»_Lfa^AhM racks of Veterans of World War riod. Board of education adopts withdrawn unfair labor practice 12. Residents of Oakland St. 10. Board of Directors votes population. i r $4,910,471 operating budget for charges against Pioneer Para- area tell Town Planning Conunis- miosion urges towm directors to $6,200 interim budget for proposed 27. Town Pension Board recom- I. and Mrs. James Sullivan is elect bond road building program and ed president of Ladies Auxiliary. 1963-64 fiscal year and four-year chlite Oo. ' sion they oppoee a zone change Manchester Com.munity College men