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i H o n r ^ n x THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10» 1M4 iianrlii«Bt?r lEwttitts ISm Ui A v m g t Daily Net Press Run For the Week Coded The Westhcr Foneoat o f U. 8. Weothei Mrs. Harry Mahoney, DAV • Polish Women’s Alliance, 1964 About Town Auxiliary patriotic instructor, Group 518, will meet Sunday at Families Sing and Mrs. Albert Sheffield pre 2 p.m. at 77 North St. for the MANCHESTER Seottered oreae o t n ln . sented a 50-star flag to Girl 14,151 election of officers and a Carols Sunday illandjFJStFr IEupttttt5llpral& temperature rWog te low Larry K. Bteirtiaiui, son of Scout Cadette Troop 624 lEist Christmas party. Members are Itanber the Audit Mrs. Heloa W. Mohr, 18 Ed night at Second Congregation reminded to bring a grab bag Boreaa of ObeidatleB night; Rttfe mund St, hM begun basic al Church. Mrs. Francis Ber- gift. A Family Carol Sing will be Maneheater—^A City of VUlagi Charm training at Ft, Dix. N. J. nardl, troop leader, selected held Sunday at 6 p.m. at Bman- IjoU Rysm, patrol leader, to Stephens is a graduate of The Manchester Garden Club ue. Lutheran Church. After the Windsor High School. accept the flag. Flag etiquettes VOL. LXXXIVa NO. 61 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 (Olaselfled Advertleing on Page 82); were presented to 10 members. will have a Christmas Sale to sing there will be a St. Lucia PRICE SEVEN CENTS morrow from 6 to 9 p.m. and proceaaion with attendants and APPLIANCE Hie annual Polish Night of Saturday from 9 a,m. to noon ■ i L . ' TELEVISION Manchester Elks will be held George F. Smith, son of Mrs. at Whiton Memorial Auditori tomtara (Swedish elvee). Saturday at the Elks Hom e. Isabelle Smith of 27 Madison um. Members wishing to at Mlsa Pamela Johnson will be John Ziemak, chairman, an St., and Douglas B. McBrierly, tend the Christmas Supper at St. Lucia. Miss Ann Benson, Spaak Reveals Rebel Threats nounced that a full course Pol son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc the home of Miss Milllcent Miss Karen Bradlau, Miss Ka- ish dinner will be served by Brierly of 30 Coolldge St., have Jones. Tolland Rd., Bolton, may rcii Morsey, Miss Linda Magnu- Chef Walter Pyka, beginning been assigned to R Co. at Ft. contact Mrs. Robert S. Coe. 364 son, Miss Jeanlne Johnson and 20th Man Freed at 7. Lou Jobert and his or Dix, N. J., for basic training in Summit St. Miss Evelyn Swanson will be chestra will provide music for the Heierve Enlistment Pro T Ck SHOPPING attendants. Ml.ss Linda Nelson, dancing. Tickets are available gram. Smith is a graduate of Tshombe Calls Off Miss Andrea Nowlcki. daugh Miss Beverly F\is.s and Eric at the lodge. Manchester High School and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank No- DAYS Johnson will be tomtars. the University of Connecticut. wicki of 50 Foxcroft Dr., Miss The Cherub Choir, Swedish Boy Scout Troop 8 is eonduct- McBrierly is a graduate of Shiela Shuman, daughter of TILL CHRISTMAS Women's Choru.s and Men’s its annual Christmas tree Manchester High School. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Shu Quartet will participate In the In Murder Case lO at 417 Main St. man of 72 Broad St.; and Miss carol sing. Visit to New York The Manchester Registered Barbara Smith, daughter of Raymond L. DeBlois of 1087 Refrea|imenU will be served William Jl. Pomeroy, son of Nurses Association met Tues Mrs. Astrid Smith of 41 H off Main St., Apt. B; and Joseph at 7 and will consist of punch 'and almost 80 perished at the BILOXI, Miss. (A P )— A t ‘f>3'°ner, Esther Carter, refused^nette Mrs. H. J. Peck of 18 Cre.st- day night at Willie's Steak man Rd. and Edgar Smith of W. Staniunas. son of Mr. and and cookies for children and ROME (AP) — Premier^(ur coat threw a rotten egg at' was arrested near wood Dr., has been assigned House for their Christmas par 62 Academy St., have begun a Mrs. Joseph W. Staniunas of 74 Tshombe today as he arrived hands of their captors. the request of the Justice to hear a purported confession Shreveport, La., and was not sweet buns and coffee for Moise Tshombe of the He accused the Africans of on grounds it constituted hear affected by the preliminary to K Co. at Ft. Dix, N. J.. for ty. Mi-s. Edward Carlson was three-month course in psychi Plymouth Lane, have been adults. Miss Eva Johnson and at the Italian Ministry of In elected members of University , Congo dropped today plans trying to split Africa from Eu Department, a woman U.S. say evidence. hearings in Mississippi. basic training in the Raserve chairman of the event. She was atric nur.sing at the Institute of Mrs. Reginald Christensen are dustry. It missed Tshombe but EnHstment Program. Pomeroy assisted by Mrs. Alan Larkin. Living, Hartford. The girls are of Connecticut Chapter of Phi to go to New York, at least struck one of his aidee. rope "and even to pit the black commissioner today freed a Government lawyers said It U.S. Commissioner James in charge of refreshments. man against the white.” • Is a graduate of Manchester Miss Helen Gworek. Miss Mary student nurses at Hartford Hos Kappa Phi, a national honor for the present and sched Police said the woman was 20th man arrested last week was an unprecedented action. Barton in Shreveport said hq Members of a committee for He read to the council a mes ■b High School. Rlazi .and Miss Beverly Otto. pital School of Nursing. society for all academic fields. Laura Gonzalez del Castillo, 25, in connection with the slay They refused to offer any other has not received any Communi the carol sing are Mrs. Everett uled a tanp to Bonn, Ger sage he said was received from. a Neapolitan student. They evidence at the Meridian hear cation from the Justice Depart Johnson, Mrs. Carroll Nelson, many. Gbsnye that said “ we will make ings of three civil rights questioned her but released her ing and announced they would ment or from Barnette’s coun Mrs. Cleo McNeish, Mrs. Wal A press spokesman announced fetishes of the hearts of the workers in Mississippi. ask that a federal grand jury be cil. Barton has not set a date for without charge. ter Fuss and Mrs. Darrell Mor- Tshombe’s change of plans, say American and Belgian hostages. Commissioner Verta Lee convened as quickly as possible a hearing. Barnette, 25, of Cull rlsette. ing he would go to Bonn Satur The egging was the first per We will parade in their skins." Sweatman dismissed the charge to consider the evidence. en, La., is free under $5,000 The event is sponsored by day, hut left open thd possibility sonal contact Tshombe had with He denounced Gbenye as a against James Edward Jordan, The FBI had arrested 21 white bond on a conspiracy charge. Emanuel Lutheran Churchwom- he might go to NeW. York later. Cksmm'unlst - inspired protests “contemptible man” from 38, during a preliminary hear men Dec. 4 in connection with Jordan, also arrested on a whom he sought in vain some en and Is open to members and Tshombe left Leopoldville against his visit to the Italian ing here that took only two the slayings last summer near conspiracy charge, is a con understanding and reason. CHRISTMAS TREE SALE friends of the church. Wednesday night, saying he was capital. minutes. Philadelphia, Miss., of the civil struction worker at the spacs B.S.A. TROOP 3 heading for the United Nations. "I am at the end of my pa Nineteen other white men ar rights trio — two white New testing facility la Hancock He sto 3d off in Romb to see UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. tience,” he said. “ I have suf rested in the case were freed Yorkers and a Mississippi Ne County, Miss. 417 MAIN STREET Pope Paul VI, Italian business (AP) — Belgian Foreign Minis fered the most evil days of my Thur.sday at Meridian, Miss., gro. men, and government officials. ter Paul-H6nri Spaak declared life. I have litened to distor when another woman commis- The 21st man, Horace D. Bar- (See Page Twelve) There have been widespread today a rescue mission was sent tions. insults and unthruths. I demonstrations against him to Stanleyville after Christophe have seen a display of mistrust FREE!! NOW PRICED LOWER THAN YOU THINK here. Gbenye, the rebel leader, and hatred that is painfully Earlier, a source close to threatened white hostages close to that type of racist feel Judge Orders, A New Roll Of Tshombe’s party said he was “ would be devoured and gaso ing that has been so much de CEA Outlines Plans going to Bonn to seek financial line hres set at their homes to nounced and fought against.” Man Obeys Kedah Film aid for the Congo from (3e»man cook them alive.’’ Referring to a charge from / i € t m t r € M h businessmen and government He spoke in the U.N. Seciulty Congo Brazzaville that the Unit With Each Roll Developed officials. He reportedly has been Council to reply to charges from ed States and Belgium had plot For Legislative Moves MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — (Black and White and Imperial DUPLEX 19 discussing financial help during some African states that the ted to evacuate whites from Judge John A. Weeks spot'- Color Prints) his talks here, too. But his w§^- United States and Belgium Stanleyville so they could mas ted a man sitting in the No-Defroetinfr come here was not too hospita showed bis'- "gainst blacks in sacre blacks, he said: "I chal- HARTFORD (API—The Con-t —Establish by law the right rear o f his courtr(x>m wear Freezer-Refrigerator ble. carrying r the mission in nectlcut Education Association of teachers’ groups to meet, ing a hat. LIGGEH'S A well dressed woman In a which 1,70' es were rescued (See Page Twelve) outlined today a 17-point legis- confer and negotiate with local Disturbed by this disre AT THE PARKADE MODEL ND1956 I lative program it intends to sub school boards regarding salaries gard for courtroom deco mit to the 19B5 General Assem and related personnel policies. rum, Judge Weeks ordered SPAaOUS NEW ADMIRAL DUPLEX* bly. —Entitle teachers to a reason the man to leave. He did. ONLY a w W ID E -F IT S IN THE SAME SPACE Included Is a bill calling for able duty-free lunch period every The clerk called for the Beauty and bravery combined in South Viet Nam’s an expanded state-supported col day. burglary case of George A. AS YOUR PRESENT REFRIGERATOR I Singer Sam Cooke —Set up the right of an appeal ugle war recently. Pretty South Vietnamese girl lege scholarship program which Rogde, 44, who had been GASH SAVINGS e 18.7 cu. ft. of space in a single cabinet Juat 86|{* would allow awards averaging to courts for a judicial re^ew free on $1,000 bond. ranger Ho Thi Hue, standing at attention, was deco $6(X) each to about 6 per cent in the case of a tenure teacher I I’ 10 wide! dismissed by a local school Rogde didn’t come for HERE'S THE LOW DOWN ON rated in Saigon by Lt. Gen. Khanh (left) for gal of each year’s high schools’ ward, e Full-size 12.1 cu. ft. No-Defiroeting refrigerator, Fatally Shot in LA lantry in action. Fighting alongside her husband, graduating classes. Total cost board. ----- Extend the minimum accu “Your honor,” Prose full-size, full-length 232Ji-lb. No-Def^ting she helped stem the Communist drive on the Camau for the first two years would cutor Harlan Goulett said, frwzer! be $2,250,000. mulation of sick leave at the How to Buy i t .., How to prepare it . . . peninsula. Corps commander Gen. Ngyen Van Also Included is a bill which rate of 15 days a year to 120 "that is the man. you oi^ e Four fiill-width freezer ahelvee, glide-out basket I LOS ANGELES (A P )— Negro rock ’n roll singer Sam Thiezu is in center. would establish a master - of- days Instead of the present 76 dered from the courtroom.” Select only U. S. choice top grade Lamb is easy to cook, but days. Police are still looking • Four freezer door shelvee, double juice and soup ( Jooke was shot and killed early today by a woman motel science in teaching program on tender lamb and buy it at a time remember to always use I’LK a full-time, graduate level on a — Permit teachers to have for Rogde. GALLON can dispenser! rianager, police said, after he kicked in the door of her like this when legs are as low as low temperatures and do tuition basis at all four state knowledge of any information • Four.r^gerator shelvee—three that glide out! ipartment. 4' Buddhists Seek Huong Ouster colleges in Connecticut. concerning their professional 59c lb. Also buy now. not overcook. competency that are included in • Fruit basket, egg basket, meat keeper, 24-qt. Cooke, 33, was struck in the Officers said three shots were Another bill supports a pro FUEL OIL (■best by one bullet from a pls- fired, but that only one hit their teachers’ file at school Blast Rocks crisper! posal of the State Education headquarters. lol fired by Bertha Lee Frank Cooke. Mrs. Frankljn was not Department to revise the state- D LAMB SAVE LP TO • Three door shelvee; two butter ksepwa, oboeae lin, manager of the South Fig held. ----- Increase the basic benefits How to serve it . . . Vietnamese Reveal aid-to-education formula in for dependents to a minimum Bacon wrappad ROAST LAMB LEG keeper! ueroa Street Motel. An expensive foreign sports (Connecticut to guarantee a min UN Building Police said C(x>ke, who was car at the motel was found to be of $100 a month instead of the Seasoned The first and forniost rule in • New thinwall construction, super-efficient foam imum of 30 per cent state sup present $82. . Rub lamb well with salt wearing only a topcoat when he registered to Sam Cooke of 2048 port of local current expendi Lamb Patties...... lb. 39c serving lamb is to always serve insulation! Tvas shot, accused Mrs. Frank- Ames St., Hollywood — the ad Increase in U.S. Aid —Include death benefits in the During Talk and pepper . . . place in * 5 0 tures, plus special g^rants for teacher retirement system, and it piping hot or cold . . . never 1 in of hiding his female compan- dress listed for the singing and roasting pan and roast in YEARLY Choice of four colors. 36)4' w., 64Mi' h., 26H*' d. congested urban areas and hard spelling technically a definition ion, who he said had fled their recording star, police ^ d . lukewaiTn. Wheg served hot . . . 325 degree over. 150 for ship grants for towns with limit of annual salary for retirement UNITED NATIONB, N.T.' Meaty Shid. Chops. . lb. 89c ;notel room with most of his Ccx>ke had climbed rapidly in SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— South Viet Nam ed local tax resources. use hot plates. * purposes. (AP) — An explosion rocked thft medium or 160 for well COOPERATIVE clothing moments before. the music world in the past two announced today the United States has agreed to an The recommendations are years. ----- Change the present $25 a area of the U.N. headquarters Peae are traditionally served done. Cooking time about Officers identified the g(irl, across-the-board increase in aid in the war against the spelled out In the December is month economic adjustment to Rib C h o p s...... lb. 99c OH. He made eight records and ail sue of the CEA Advisor, a pub building today while Cuba’s with lamb, but braised celery or 2 1 /2 hours. found in a telephone booth half of them sold were listed among Communist Viet Cong and hinted that the war will soon teachers retired on disability to .\ Divisimi of a block away shortly after the lication mailed monthly to the $40. minister of industry, Ernesto green beans go excellently with the 10 most popular. They had be expanded outside this country. association’s 20,000 members. Itoi \M » o r « a. shooting, as Linda Boyer, 22, of Change the present $75 Guevara, was delivering n Braising roast lamb. If you want 2 meals in total sales of more than 10 mil “ The U.S. government has'' The CEA urged members to Hollywood. lion copies. ^ monthly economic adjustment speech In the (Seneral Assem Fore Legs ...... lb. 29c one from your lamb leg '-IN ; I. I>13.. Due at Hospital They quoted her as saying she offered additional military and and the Huong government will c'all on their local representa bly. His •popularity was 'largely economic assistance to improve continue, he said. tives and senators “ to become to teachers who retired before Potatoes roasted in the pan with .•U.5 ItliU.M) STUtKT had met Cooke at a Hollywood Oct. 1, 1943 to $90. At first police said the explo . . . ask meat cutter to cut The Duke of Windsor, with the young set, but Cooke the execution of the govern Taylor met with Huong today acquainted with them or to re the lamb are delicious and be off 4 or 5 chops from n ;i,. bar, gone with him to another had an ambition to appteal to —(Change the present econom sion went off in front of the Stewing Lam b...... lb. 19c 70, is due at Houston night spot and then accepted the ment’s programs and to re for the third time -since the am new old acquaintances and to sure to have some mint jelly for ttieir elders. strain the mounting infiltration ic adjustments to teachers who building, but later they said tt your lamb leg. Boned or Methodist Hospital offer of a ride home. Instead, bassador returned from Wtush-' re - establish previous under retired after Oct. 1, 1943 to pro did not occur there. ‘‘You know those old cats,” he of men and equipment by the ington last Sunday. standings regarding legislation.’ ’ those who like it. semi-boned on request. police said she told them, Cooke vide a minimum retirement al As the explosion went off, n early next week, to un said. “ They don't go out^ much. Hanoi regime in support of the The (CEA said it will introduce drove to the motel and regis lowance of $140 a memth instead Cuban exile tried to drag down dergo “corrective ar A lot of them are lonely. They Viet Cong,” a communique said. bills next year that would: tered despite her protest. (See Page Twelve) of $125. the Cuban flag flying In front of terial surgery.” He is need records. They need them This development was dis Pinehurst U. S. In the motel, police quoted the —Give teachers at Jige 70 the headquarters building. The reportedly suffering worse than anybody. I’m going closed as the Buddhist hierar Need Extra girl as saying, Cooke disrobed, to sell them.” chy called on the United States with 15 but less than 2& years woman demonstrator was from a possible abdomi forced her to undress and then (Jooke made the comment in a letter to Ambassador Max of service a retirement ^low- seized by police and U.N. guards. nal aneurysm— a bal stepped into the bathroom. Offi during a two-week engagement well D. Taylor lor support in a ance based on an actuarial re duction from what they would The explosion came as shout looning of an artery in cers said she told them she then last summer in New York’s Co- campaign to oust Ph-emier Tran Centaur Rocket’s scooped up all the clothes and pacabana night spot. Van Huong’s civilian adminis otherwise receive after 20 years ing chanting Cuban exiles pick- the abdomen. His wife, of service. 'eted the United Nations bundl Christmas ran out of the motel. Cooke, son of a Baptist minis tration. Top Buddhist leaders former Mrs. Wallis met in a council of war and yel —Call for an equalized grand ing. B ley were protesting the Mrs. Franklin told police ter, was steeped in the Negro list in Connecticut. speech by Guevara. Warfield Simpson, will spiritual tradition. Listeners low-robed monks flocked to Sai Cooke came to her office clad Orbit Successful —Permit local schcwl boards The blast could not be heard gon’s main pagoda. accompany him. only in the topcoat, kicked In said he was at his best singing to set their own budgets and in the assembly hall, and Gue the door, accused her of harbor- , spirituals, blending both rhythm A U.S. spokesman said the government’s communique had determine the necessary school vara did not interrupt his Ing Miss Boyer'and struck , and feeling. appropriations without going to speech. LEGo^LAMB twice with his list. She told But he could sing rock ‘n’ roll been prepared alter consulta CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — The Atlas-Centaur :(6 to I V i lb. legs 68c lb.) Whole 7 1 / 2 and over or butt tions with the U.S. mission here, another town body or agency Tile woman demonstrator police she grabbed the pistol along with tile best of his con space rocket registered a much-needed test flight success for funds. knocked the hat off the police half. Events from her desk and shot him. temporaries in that field. but that the mission would have no comment on any aspect. today, hurling its two-ton Centaur second stage and man who seized her, and The communique said the air metal model of a moonship into a precise orbit. scratched the policeman in the Budget Submitted face, police said. Both the MISS IOWA — LEAN SLICED defenses of South Viet Nam will The orbit, a cjrcular path 103<&— MANY CHANGES HARTFORD (AP)—The state policeman and the woman were Jn State be strengthened, implying that, miles high, is the course the today was a 2,100-pound chunk Education Department is seek There have been many changes in taken to headquarters in Man 150,000 Army Reservists more U.S. fighters and other Centaur stage must achieve on of metal with the same weight ing $268 million for the 1965-67 hattan. Manchester since the days when equipment were on the way. | future unmanned moon and and center of mass as the Sur biennium, $59.4 million more Mr. Alexander Berggren first made Breakthrough The communique did not spell planetary launchings. veyor. It was rigged with instru than its budget during the cur May Be Shifted to Guard out what forms the new Am eri-, The success was the second in ments to measure vibrations Swedish Korv in a store on Eldridge rent two-year fiscal period, lb A D M I R A i : can aid will take. I four test flights lor the powerful and temperature, but was not to Most of the increase—$42 mil St. But good recipes have not In R e z o n in g A U.S. official said some pro Atlas-Centaur. It heralded a separate from the Centaur lion — is for proposed greater changed and we are happy to offer *23* ov«r»l1 (Sag. 282 tq. In. view. ara. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec-<^regular Army would l>e concen- visions will be kept secret fo r , possible end to problems which stage. state contributions to local pub News Tidbits Bacon 49 trated in an expanded 550,000- security reasons and other as-1 The 112-foot tall booster rode No Limit freshly ground KORV made from Seen Closer retary of Defense Robert S. Mc have harassed the rocket and lic school systems. Swivels easily for full front TV viewing man National Guard. |pects have not yet been fully ; put it about three years behind away from (^iape Kennedy at from the AP Wire* the original recipe. It’s made with Namara was reported today to Of this amount, $6.5 million Contemporary console in fine furniture styling The keynote is readiness. worked out. (Donsulations be- schedule. Continued success 9:25 a.m. on the power generat would simply cover antiolnsted fresh meat ingredients and the pur HARTFORD (AP) — A have approved a drastic All guard units would be built tween the American mission might enable it to plant a ed by the first-stage Atlas. The Plenty of nice lean pork roast and chops . . . Mor 23,000-volt precision crafted horizontal chassis higher enrollments. The remain- est spices. Buy it at Pineliurst Fri significant breakthrough in streamlining that would shift into well-equipped, well-drilled I Project Surveyor spacecraft on Centaur upper stage, burning Accident rate hlgheet in eeiv» rell’s E-Z cut fully cooked ham and rib oven roast day and place your Christmas order Bonded safety glass picture tube one phase of Connecticut’s 150,000 Army reservists and outfits In condition to be used the lunar surface late next year. (See Page Twelve) en yea n ; 78,000 killed in IBiiti their units into the National within 60 days or so of their call | that will melt in your mouth. Extra-sensitive turret tuner provides bright^ pio* legislative. reapportionrpeiij Packed In the Centaur’s nose (See Page Fourteen) ed States... Connecticut g ir l now. It’s time t(X), to order choice Guard. for cold war or limited war Labor Boss coUapeee, dies after dancing Tiny tender bite size cubes of stewing Christmas rib roast beef. Morrell ture—even in “ fringe” reception area tangle appeared to be in the Some 150,000 more reservists crises. the “ monkey” in White Plains, beef or veal. Hams and farm fresh iwultry. New distinctive “ Channelite” selector making today. would be dropped into a man To this end, 21 low-priority, N. Y., tavern... Dr. Martin 89c power pool to be tapped for understrength and undere Dave Beck Built-in iHovision for all 82 UHF/VHF channel Political and Legislative lead Luther King says ”1 will ap 8 in 1 blend of beef, pork, veal. ers, at a conference In the State reinforcements in emergencies. quipped National Guard'•^and peal directly to tlie president” Keebler’s Saltines in new crisp lock top reception As a practice! matter, the Or Reserve divisions would be ‘ when learning of relesise o f men Also chuck ground featured at Capitol, indicated that they were l. 7 9 c box 31c. near agreement on a bill calling ganized Army Reserve would abolished and reconstituted as Leaves Jail charged hi connection wlUi for 8 Constitutional Convention. cease to exist. high priority, reinforced brig civil rights murders in Misels- Backup • for the 16-division ades within the Guard. sippi... Bank of A m erleai SALE — LAMBKIN TISSUES The leaders said they hoped TACOMA, Wa.sh. (AP) — Two ..;i^ to submit the document to the It is estimated that about $100 and a half years ago Dave Beck which revoked permiealon for politically-divided General As million can be saved in the first sale of UNICEF Christmas Lambkin Facial Tissues mangled a famed quotation and sembly when it convenes next B a ris A c tiv ity year, eventually perhaps up to •said, “ Remember boys, as Gen. cards, has purchased 91,009 S.B. $250 million annually. Much of (Save 26c) ^ p Tuesday^ Mac Arthur .said ‘I’ll be back.’ ” worth of oaids. . . Statuis o< s m ' m m A. SeArle Pinn^j;, Repul ^ this would be plowed back into late President Franklin Roose Halted by Strike Today at 70 he comes back — State Chalrtjian;* said thoS buying more modern equipment back from the anonymity of velt scheduled for oonstructioa Lambkin Bathroom Tissues the conference were in af,--- and arms for the Guard. prison life across the three In Washington, D. C-, despite Serving suggestion on each can of this extra fine whole Low-Cost ment on most poinU in the bill, r. PARIS /A P ) — Public service A similar reorganization that miles of Puget Sound that have some displeasure by his fam kernel com . . . really different tomatoes. but he added that a few items Workers seeking higher wages would combine the Air Force separated him from freedom ily... Damage suit for nearly 10 Ron. 79c of a technical(«x)Iltical .nbture halted much normal activity in Reserve and Air Guard is in the since June 20, 1962. $1 blUlon filed by imemployed France today with electricity cards, but details have not been laborer against. three major STEWED TOMATOES PJRSONAL stiU needed to.-^ji^clearedlmf^' The white launch that canned Canada Dry Ginger Ale “ They don’t reffict any';TOrii- blackouts and transportation worked out. auto makers and the U.S. gov* stoppages. The major streamlining — him away on a sunny summer . enunent, charging patent in- 4 cans ■an difference's,” PirtiiSy day to nearby McNeil Island | Democratic State and National Some two million workers be second in two years — stems fringment on ^an for shipping 4 Lge. Bots. 89c LOANS gan shutting down services from McNamara's belief that Federal Prison will return him i autos by rail. Whole Kernel Chairman John M. Bailey said in raw December to the same I Or buy 12 oz. 6 pack and gat S there were “ no signs of any shortly after 9 p.m. Thursday the present Reserve-Guard Six men accused o f $158,000 SWEET CORN 6 cons 12 oz. free. for a 24-hour period. structure -is cumbersome and dock where he bade his fare stamp burglary in New Jersey partisanship” in today’s de well. liberations oq the Constitutional The government electric com- wasteful. ooavloted of conspiracy... Sen* Convention proposal. pEmy said service was cut about It algo grows from his convic Beck, a self-made millionaire ate Investigation Committee in half throughout the country. tion that there is no reason to and once a power in the labor uncovers “shockliig” loan shark Gas pressure was also reduced. retain elements that cannot be world as head of the Teamster.s conditions and will ask for con Papers Sued The electricity strike followed ready with reasonable swift Union, was granted parole Dec. laws to curb underworld ehy* Maxwell House Coffee 2 MANCHESTER NORWICH (AP)—A $1 million a checkerboard pattern in Par ness. 1 after being turned down twice lo ck s ... Police in Port Ohes* libel action brought by a labor is. Several pairs of traffic lights Barring a hitch, the Defense before. ter, N. Y., Instltate, new naeae* relations consultant names two functioned normally along the Department is expected to an No one ever gave an official i urea including *%pot checks” to Connecticut daily newspapers broad Champs Elysees, but nounce the controversial moves reason for the rejections other I curb “undesirable” tesn-ageri among defendants. most of the length of the main soon, perhaps Saturday. than a "minor infrai;tion” of j crossing state line from Con* YELLOW ONIONS M A C APPLES John F. Sullivan, the consult thoroughfare was blacked out' as Information on thq plan came prison rules. neoticut.., Presl6«nt Johnson ant with offices in New Haven, the morning rush hour began. from ccmgressional sources. One report said he tried to i says Vice President Humphrey brought the suit that names The Scores of extra policemen were Key members of Congress have slip notes to visitors for delivery wUl be reepoiulble for coordv- 3 Ite. 25c 4 lbs. 39c TELEVISIQN APPLIANCE Day Publishing Co.,- New Lon posted at intersections. • been briefed on, it. on the outside. nating' administration equal op* don, publishers of The Day, and Huge seettons of the city were Pentagon officials refu(^ed to Another was that he (ried to portunlty p rogram s... Foiw Open tUl 9 P.M. < the Bulletin Co., publishers of without n e ^ r , but here and talk with ^ iibwsmen about the arrange a ^ft so another-pris mer Soviet Premier Khmak» M a n c h e s t e r ohev attacked by eqonomlo o t» Thursday and Friday H the Nortvlch Bulletin*. there Uglftf \burned normally. ‘matter. » ^ oner cbuld By to New York f o r ' PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. The suit was Instituted Tues Only 10ft of,the usual 1,800 city Deputy SMretary Of Defense his mothdt’s fuheral. ficials as guilty'o( .“foowantg Open 8 A.M. Friday day in U,5. District (3ourt. Other buses were'rolling. CJynis R. Vance, who reportedly Either would break prison wishful ttunktng"... a M a m m ia CORNER MAIl^ and TURNPIKE and Saturday Mornings NEXT TO STOP and SHOP defsndants arq District 60, Unit- On the subway system, one has been trying to smoothe the rules. I Read Herald Ads. ad Idlna WorkSrs, and two union train was running every 20 or 25 way with missionary work on Beck -also weib said to have I ^Wned in a tropieal-like setting, Atlas-Centiiar rocket takes off in what so far J V [9^ (See Page Six) (See Puce 1koar|eea) (Roe Page F oot) ** (See Page Twelve) h af been a successful orbit^renn Cape<(Kennedy. (AP Photofax). jr “jSrf. i "K___ 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRmAY, DECEMBER 11. 1964 m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. 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In hla profesBion, and in the high Court Thursday. H« was placed 80 at Westhill shows, plsy Las Vegas, New bacherlorhood. 1 wouldn’t go for when they were frightened off Rockville Lester F. Bartlett, a former on until the case against three * regard, respect, confidence and on probation for two yeara. Fomm^ Background Ann Miller York, London, Miami and Aua- It. Next Umef WeU, maybe I’ll by the shouts • of nearby resi Rockville policeman. other defendants in the libel Events estetam he has hitherto enjoyed He was among four students Local Stocks Fall Sale-AlBmlnam Combballaft Just try not to notice.’’ dents, dropped the safe in the suit is heard These are the among his friends and business arrested Sept. 29. Earlier Uda Uralla. BUn a aingle girl, she A tty. Harry Hammer, rep George N. In conjunction with the Attend SA Party gutter, and drove off. Libel Decision resenting Bartlett, explained Rockville Journal, former city associations. week, Michael Sacher, 18, also Town Planning Forum, The hasn’t given up hope of another WIndaws $10415 - Daan $29415 Learning marriage. Dctcnnined Thief Thursday night another at today that the notice leaves the corporation counsel Harvey of Brooklyn, received a eimilar by Herald will print before each May Be Appealed Yonce and ’Thomas J. McCua- Converse In State DetapMy-Tegeler Oo., toe. About 80 residents of Westhill "I was married briefly to tempt to (Real the safe was door open for an appeal of a Shower Leader sentence on the same charge. of the six meetings back Door Canopies. RoU-op Awnings, C a n m Awfttags Bepalred, successfuL ker, chairman of the city's po p a in iUn g a n d The case of Charlea Scandora, Memben New York Gardens attended a Christmas three handsome and fasdnatiiur BRIDaBPORT (AP)-Some- recent judgment which turned ground material selected by pw ly Wednesday night at the R»-«oven^ Take Down Service ^ 7 “ lice committee. (OsBtlnned frotn Page Oae) NEW HAVEN (AP)—After 19 17, of Brooklyn, waa referred to Stock Bxetwagft Repaired or Made New To Your Pattern. All W ort Oa«tom Over Again men — Reese Milner, BIU Moes body really wanted the safe at Ih e thisvss apparenUy got In A noUce of intenUon to ap down a libel suit filed by Bart DECORATING hours under a stream of water, Dean Frederick W. Lowe Jr., Oommunlty Building at the to the office through a rear lett against two Hartford news The two papers involved In juvenfle authorltlea in October. Bonk Stoeka Mi^e. OronuneU - Eyelets - AIr^n«tloner — \ and Arthur Cameron,’* she aald. the Anthony Julian OonstnicUan peal a recent libel suit decision PHONE 843-2804 Yale’s Richard Widemann of Manchester Community housing for the aged. The event window and lugged the safe out papers. the recent decision are the Mcials, Francis J. McDermott, The disposition of the case of Bid Asked College. The first of these Covers Custom Made for Commercial and Heme. W ^ rp ro o f- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — •’FVir "The ttmible with men Uke that Oo. and aomebody finally got It in Tolland County Superior clalrhs the lead today in the col Oonn. Bank and was sponsored by the Manches la that they get married hut 'Four hurglara were making the front door, police aaid. Court was filed this morning at 'The notice Atty. Hammer Hartford Tlmc.s and the Hart Can Evenings — 6 to 9 Hatrict SO business manager, Alexander F. Mehr, 20, of Rock readings will appear in to ter Salvation Army Corps. lag Oonponiid For Tents, Bostcovem and Canvas. Beaoreen- threa and a half yean, I en legiate shower stall race. want to retain the privileges of off with the safe Saturday night The safe conUlned $2,000. the court by the attorney for continued, will not be acted up ford Courant. nd Peter Dolzenchuk. ville Center, N.Y., is pending. Trust Co...... 70 V4 74 H morrow’s Herald and will deal Mrs. Peter Stevenson was in Ing Aluminum Screens. joyed being a girl,’’ aaya Ann The suit grew out of certain The 21-year-old Widemann Hartfort National from North Hollywood, Calif., with the topic of Tuesday’s charge of arrangements. Ospt. Miner. Now ahe’a learning to be ntatements allegedly made by COMMISSION UPHELD Bank Co...... 60 64 forum, "The Small City in shattered the "longest shower" and Mrs. William MacLeM, MANCHESTER AWNING CO. a dancer all over again. PdcDermott in connection with a WILUMANTIC (AP) — The Vernon National History.’’ commanding officera of the ■strike at the Robertson Paper mark Thursday, about 24 hours Bank ...... 75 E8T. 1949—196 W. CENTOB STREET—649-#09i The reaulta can be aeen Sat after Stephen Sher of The Windham Planning Commission Manchester Corps, spoke to the |Oo. In his writ, Sullivan says he lias easily survived a second Fire Innimnoe Companies group. Members of the Youth urday on ABCa "Hollywood DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL . . . SO MANY WONDERFUL WAYS TO SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" !has been “ greatly injured" in Bronx, N.Y., splashed for 15 Hartford Fire ... 7174H trying to find a clue as to Palace,*’ and preview reporta hours and 14 minute.s at Amer referendum on whether it should Group of the Salvation Army ■his good name and reputation. be Impeached, NaUonal Fire ...1 1 9 125 whether the next sharp move sang eSu-istmas carols. Santa Indicate Ann atlll haa that great ican International College at P ni:: p;re ____125 131 will be a rally or decUiie to a Upping style that made her a Springfield, Mass. The vote waa 1,452 to 354 Claus presented each guest arith against impeachment Thurs Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. lower support a gift. leading figure In movie musi • ^ Widemhnn spent most of the / t .1 'J ualty 1.3’2 cals for 90 yesn. time seated on a stool, with his day as about 20 per cent of the Mrs. Stevenson waa presented HEALTH CAPSULES eligible voters turned out for Aetna Life ...... 67% 70% New cranberry orange relish with a gift of money by resi "Boy, I worked hard \i *. * I / feet propped on a waste basket Conn. General .. 165 1770 now available in 14 ounce Jam by Micharl A. Pelli, M.D. while under the stream of warm the special referendum. dents of Westhill Gardens. She The first referendum in 1962 X Dividend Is a tangy filling for cookies or presides at weekly meetings at I> I T A COOP IPEA TO ^TORE water. also resulted in a 4-1 vote Hfd. Steamroller 161 167 hot breads. the development. 3REAP IN VOUR. Once dried off, he wasted no Millers Falls Tools •5* Security Ins...... 52 56 time in getting to bed. against impeachment. BEPRIGERATOR ^ Sec. Conn. Life ..25% 27% Travelers ...... 39 4'1 % For Christmas Giving \W 'i Age Discrimination This Is Season Public UtlUtles SANTA HARTFORD (AP) — Testi Conn. Light Power 36% 38% mony about a 51-year-old teach For Shoplifters Hfd. Elec. Light ..51% 53 er’s charge that he was dis Hartford Gas Co. 43% CLAUS criminated against because of Southern New England Retractable his age centered Thursday on This is also the Christmas Telephone Co. . 56% 58% NEST OF J / Manufacturing Companies • • * w what happened at a meeting of shopping season for shoplifters, Is Coming the West Haven Board of Edu Allied Thermal .. 51 65 Blade cation on Oct. 1, 1963. as Harold Gaboury of Wilton’s Arrow, Hart, Heg. 61 64 SAWS One of the board members, Gift Shop is well aware. Barden ...... 12% 1-3% To MANCHESTER Donald Dest. said at the meet Bristol Brass .... 7 % 9 u r m M B Yesterday he reported to po Q U A ItA N T B E ing that Borden P. Steeves, an lice three choice C3iristmas-giv- Coleco ...... 9 10 N o. I l l inclustrial arts teacher, was "too Ing items missing from the Colonial Board Common ...... 5% 6% old for the job" of adult educa shelves of the Main St. gift N o. 995 Dunham-Bush . . . 4% 5% tion supervisor, according to the shop, apparently smuggled out testimony, Kaman Aircraft . 10% 12% by shoplifters. They were a ^ / L C D l l . UTILITY IF PREAP l$NirCON^UMEP Steeves didn't get the job, al N. B. Machine .. . 30 - 3 2 »3.99 FA^T, YOU CAN KEEP IT IN though the superintendent of Swiss-made music box that North and Judd .. 18V4 19% VOUR REFRIGERATOR UP TO A schools had recommended him plays "Tales of the Vienna Peter Paul ...... 31% 33% KNIFE WEEK WITHOUT CHANGE for it. It went to George T. Woods” and "Voices of the Plastic Wire Cable 13% 14% One ecenomkat aii- MANCHESTER MF - IN TEXTURE. Richards, a 37-year-old princi Spring,” a cribbage board in a Standard Screw .3 8 40% 844 MAIN STREET ■wer te erany io w - black leather case, and a table NwMl Cwuikt gIvM Iwlphil InfnmuHf pal, Stanley Works .. 23% 25 «1.69 ing preUeins. Com- holiday , ft h Mt intended to b* nasnutic natum Steeves then complained to model cigarette lighter. The Veeder-Root ...... 54 57 fert-conlovred han the slate Commission on Civil combined value of the articles The above quotations are not SAT., DEC. 12 dle conies with three Rights that the school board’s waa reported by Gaboury as to be construed as actual mar Millan Fallf excliniva! Bladei can 12-Inch btodei, gift wraps ; SAI.INGER QUITS action was in violation of a 1959 $52.50. kets. b» changed without disauembling makes short work of . IX>S ANGELES (AP) — law forbidding job discrimina handle. Exclusive blade magazinel cutting weed, steel, ploiltcs, eietel > Democrat Pierre Salinger re- tion because of age. 2 P.M.-4 P.M. far little Sheep in Coffee Tale Convenient finger-tip control gives lathe, asbestos board, cempolillen I signed his IT.S. Senate seat Stocks in Brief you 3 blade positions. > today, effective Dec. 31, and Bring your children and let them tell Santa molerialt. [ aaid Republican Sen.-circt Drug ('.oiiviction ADDI.S ABABA — An Arab dreamers I George Murphy will be ap BRIDGEPORT (API Michael legend says the wonders of cof NEW YORK (AP) - The what they want for Christmas. p o i n t to fill it. Salinger, M. Weinberg, 18. of Brooklyn, fee were first discovered 2,200 stock market staged a moder [ appointed by Gov. Edmund N. Y., a University of Bridgeport years ago by sheep. It says ate recovery with trading fair ' G. Brown last Aug. to student, has been given a ’60-day some monks In Aby.sslnia no ly slack early this afternoon. COMBINATION IWr| ‘ fill the unexpired term of the ■suspended jail sentence on a ticed one night that their flock Steels resumed their rebound \ late Sen. Clair Engle, D-Cal!f., charge of illegal obtaining of was friskier than usual after from what analysts called an ! said today at a news confer- drugs. nibbling on the leaves and fruit oversold condition. | SQUARE I ence he had been elected a He originally was charged of an unfamiliar shurb. The Some of the airlines, chemi BLOCK PLANE vice president of National with violation of the state uni monk.s tasted some of the ripe, cals, aerospace i.ssues, office \ General Corp., which operates form narcotics act. cherrylike fruits and chewed equipments, tobacco and drugs | No. 75 theaters, among other enter Weinberg pleaded no contest the seeds — and found them help^ lift the averages a bit. (left) Her Ma.iesty’s prises. to the new charge in CTircuit selves pleasantly exhilarated. 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But belongs No. *62 1 also found a whole new career, SHIRLING and I’m as giddy as a starlet, (above) Her Majesty’s FLUFF starting in all over again.” Ann never had much chance cotton quilt duster SLIPPERS to to be a girl. Troubled with rick robe in dainty floral NEW 1965 MODELS CROSS CUT SAW ets as a child, she studied danc print with lacy trims. BOLSTER SHANK ing in her native Houston, Tex., to help straighten her legs. They 4-6x # 6 *3.95 SCREWDRIVERS grew — and grew, until by 12 • Forged alloy iteel bolittri permit Ann was her full height of 5 feet 8-14 $ 8 hommering without driving blad# 6. She had been playing in vau e Premium quolity, cuts clean and through handle deville, then made her film de fast LARGEST • Shockproof red "Tenite" hondlei but in "New Faces of 1937." SELECTION 0 Precision set, bevel filed teeth • Hardened, tempered blades or# ’’I was 13, but said I waa 18," she recalled. 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Fortunately, my mother • Wide A rc Spiral .'\gitatlon • 4 Heal Seleetioiis: Normal, Low, • One year written warranty against had saved some of the money I Fluff-Dry, Wush-'N-Wear made along the way, so I could • 2 Lint Filters defects In materials or workmanship • Dark Multi This matched set of chisels is hand • Up-Front Lint Filter afford to. • L.P.U. . . ends loiv water E.xcellent for somely pockoged in a colorful plastic Christmas to all pressure troubles corrying roll, y ," , % « and 1 - "But a few month.s ago I real Merry • .Safety Start Feature PRICES After Ski • New Dial Controls blades, long tongs ond thin bledei for High speed steel bits that cut lost ond ized that just being a girl wasn’t • All Poreelaiii Mnigh, START . . . easy to use ooie In shorponlng and making dnep Cleon through wood, plostia, plywood, enough. I needed .some rea.son Drum and Top AT • % Horsepower Motor <^7.00 cuts. 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day, beef goulash, brownies; green and yellow beaks, potato wheat bread and butter, gela JUmrlii^Htrr One Wmy Free Elections? Bolton South Windsor Wsdnesday, sloppy joes on roll, chips, pickle, fruit; ^esday, tin; Friday, cod fish cakes, can BlB»ON»-FAPBB A Skatmg - Coastmg oom, pineapple upside down beef stew and vegetabi__ ^ dled sweet potatoes, whole ker- XMAS CARDS One traditional free world bromide— cake; Thursday, roast turkey, rote, celery, potatoes, beef nal com, wedge of lettuce, pea S e r a li i that the Communists never win a free gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, rolls and butter, pineapple 4** nut butter and marshmellow GIFT TIES election—is not always accepted even by Oiurch Women Set Yule Sale Yule Trees eanbeny sauce, ice cream; Fri light; Wednesday, clam chow sandwich, fruit MMu^rowfi^ a ^ m o . day, tomato soup, grilled cheese der or tomato soup, egg sal ARTHUR DRU8 u bimmii itoMt those who proclaim i t sandwiches, butterscotch pud ad sandwich, crackers, cake Manchester Evening Herald There have been those who have claliih- Tomorrow at Parish House On Sale by ding. square; Thursday, oven fried South Windsor correspondent waLtk______ed that Communists have never won a Elementary Schools: Monday, chicken, msished potatoes, cran Brownie Joseph, telephone 444- PaMlifa«n •148. txm M tA Octob«r L u n free election who have also claimed that of St. George’s^bave opinions on "la homework Church O ub frankfurt on roll, buttered berry sauce, buttered peas. Read Herald Ads. ~^PabUilMd Btmt Btwiiii Uxoapi ginMUn Premier Cheddi Jagan, of British Guiana, Kpiseopol Ofaurch will hoM a nsoesaary for Improving one’s Rising tsmparaturas has rsi S id BoiMay*. JBnterad UU m Port Office M is clearly a Communist. Yet Jagan, by all Chriqtmas sals and cotfaa hour oduoatlonT” in the naitt Issue. suited In No Skating signs ueiieetcr. Coim ■■ Second Claae HaO The newspaper dub Is super postal at both C«iter Springs A Christmas trsa sale wlB be Matter. « reasonable tests, got into office through at tba pariah bouae tamorrow Annex and Charter Oak Park held by tha Guys and DeDs aftanwon from 1 to 4. vised by Miss Mary Ann Aron SCB0CBIPTIUN BATBB ^ free elections, supervised by our friends son, Bngliah teacher, and Mrs. fmr today and tonight. Oouplas Club of tha Wapplng Payable in A draace____ o u t ttama will Include Chrlat- Costing la allowsd daily in Ootimunlty Church. the British. maa daooratlons, pewter jewel Beverly Pluml), bustneea educa Oae Year ...... tUOO tion teacher. Center Springs Paric from 8:80 Tba tree sale will begin Sun SU Mancha ...... U.W But perhaps, if the rule about how ry, planta, apicea from Oapii- to daik. day at • am. to 9 pjn. Week Three Montbe •■•••••*•••••••* aaO landa, toya and books. There Students serving on the edi One Month ...... >» Communists can get into office may have win alao ba an odda and coda torial board are lin t e Caddy, day hours are 5 pjn. to 9 pjn. MJfiMBem OF __ to be discarded, here and there, a new tablo whiOh will have used Renee Calhoun, Dorothy Clark, The junior FYF wHl meet THIS ASBOCUTTfiO PRMflB rule can be substituted. Perhaps one can books, games, dlabaa. Irons, Alana Roae and John MacDon meet Sunday ftxm • to 7 p.m. The Aoeoclated Prees la eaclualyely enttUef ald. They will have a worriilp serv to the uae ot republlcatlon (rf all aewa dto say that Communists once in office will toastara and Jewehy. Police Arrests patches credited to II or not otherwise credit Homamada oanqy, ginger Teats Taken ice in the chapel and then go ed In this paper end also the local news oab- never concede the loss of office as the Guidance Director Stanley to the Community House to Ushed here. bread men and popcorn will be All riichts ot republlcatton ot special des result of a free election. aold at tba food table. suZel reporta that all students Wayne C. Huat, 17, of 47 Pio make Christmas wreaths. patches oerein are also reserred. What we have today, anyway, is this Fna punch, tea and coffee in Grades 8 through 8 have bad neer Clrele, was chaiged yester The senior P'YF wU continue win ba served duHng the sale. the Iowa Basic Skills tests, day with taking a motor vehi their annuel candy drive from The Herald Printing Comuany. tne.. as same Premier Jagan, on the short end which have now been sent sway sumes no financial responalbiUty tor typo Workers Include Mrs. John cle without owner's penniswlon. 2 to 5 pm . Sunday. Pereons In graphical errors apiiearlns In advertisements of the results of the free elec^on held Holmes, Mrs. Brie Clayton, to be scored. Interpretations of terested in buying candy may a very SHOR Tstory and other reading matter tn Tbs Manchester in British Guiana Monday, proclaiming Mrs. Carl Carlson, Mrs. George the scores will be given to A warrant issued by Circuit contact Sny member of the BveninK Herald ______Court IS in Manchester was that he will not honor its results, and RlsheU, Mrs. Robert Little, Mrs. teachers and parents after the PYF or Nancy Young, 86 Full service client ot N. S. A Bwvlce, Inc. Henry MoPonough, Mrs. George holidays. served. Publlsbers Representatives — The Jullu will stay in office until he is throvra out, Thomas St. from M ICH AELS (since 1900) Mathews SpedaT Agency — New Yorb Chi- Sbaweroas, Mrs. Paul Barron, (%oir Robe Bemlnder Huot and a compankm, Philip On Mopday, the Junior choir eago, Detroit and Boston. . not by the election results, but apparent Mrs. Bem y Bay, Mrs. Fred Room mothers are calling Robertson, Id, of 482 Adams wttl rehearse in the chapel from IteMBER AUDIT BURBAD OF CIRCUUA- ly by somebody’s physical force. Mohr and Mlaa BUzabeth Chase. mothers of children in kinder et., had been aivested^n sev 6:30 to 7:30 pm. TTON8______PathMk Supper Set garten through Grade 8 re era! counts on Nov. 25 In rela about D i a m o n d s and prices Premier Jagan, in other words, is will minding thm to take choir Wedneeday, the intermediate Display advertlsmg closing hoars: H m T.
■ PAGE ELEVEN liANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTEE, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 Hospital Notes Francla, both of Rockville and regulations, those rationed will sin^; and rbfreshments In the Children to Do Wilfred Franda of SomertvUle, go only to children under 18. But Nativity Theme Federation Room. Conn.; a aiater, Mrs. Laura VisltlBg hoars arc X to 8 p.m. Rationing Rules Add Woes Impoitod toys costing less thim AU women of Center Church CEA Outlines Plans Hickton of - Rockville; ten In__ aUall areas exceptingexo ~ matom- M eentavoB will be unratloned For FeUowship are welcome. For transporta Christmas Flays grandchildren and several My where they'ley are X to .4 p.m. and so wUI those nationally tion, contact Mrs. Donald Gor •lid 6tS0 to 8 p.m. mi4 private To Cuban Yule Shopping don, SSS^iAdams S t . Elmel' U. nielpa great-grandchildren. produced “with some exce^ The Women's Fellowrtilp of The ChUdren's Wing of the Funeral services will be held rooma where they are 16 a.in. tions." For Legislative Moves Elmer U. thelps, 84, of 2® to 8 p.m. Vteftore are reqoeeted Center Congregational Church Little Theater of Manchester FREE FREE ] tomorrow at 2 p.m. at SeMles ' WASHINOTON { ^ ) _ If youtoemembered on both Dc. 26 Hasel St., died this morning at Havana radio said If a Cuban (LTM) wiU present three pUy> Funenl Home, Litchfield. Bur not to emoke la patteato’ roome, .M.i_ ..A ... Chris tm u Three. Kings Day, Jan. 6. wants to give his wife, mother will meet Monday a t 8 p.m. in Manchester Memorial Hospital more than two vteltora at Qub Will Hear 1965 RELIRIOUS CALENDARS cent more than Its current bud- ial will be in Litchfield. popping woes, pity the Cubans! or girl friend rationed domestic Memorial Halt The program, at the Christmas meeting of I after a short illness. one time per patient. Also before Fidel Oastro’s (CMthmed trcm Par* Om) get. Friends may call at the fu At the head of their Christmas procUdmed "liberation of electric articles, these sutlcles centering on the NaUvIty, wUl Talk on Herbs LTM Wednesday at 8 p.m. In The largest single item — $7 He was born in Leicester, Vt., neral home tonight from 7 to 0. get la a big block of rationing Cuba," Cubans had a merry 'will be widely distributed." the basement clubrooms a t 79 ^ For all Manchester pariahes now available at our on Feb. 22, 1880, and lived in Patlente Today: XdO jules and other regulations on Include a look a t the Nativity liy t t t mllUofi would go for a million—would go for mainten time oelebrating the Christmas But there are regulations about through the eyes of a contem School S t ance and operation of state Manchester for over 50 years. Mrs. Florence O. Oowdy ADMITTED YESTERDAY; gift-giving and holiday dining. these, too. The Manchester Area Alum Manchester office, while supply lasts. rocommended state contribution season with exchanges of gifts, porary of that time, as well as nae Club of PI Beta Phi will The plays are "Christmas In^ parks and forests. He was employed by Mai Tool Henry Qlode. 1715 Tolland A Havana radio broadcast buying everything they could As explidned by Deputy Min- 9t M per cent of the operating ELLINGTON—Mrs. Florence through the media of art, mu meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Court” by Alleen Fish, directed The Fish and Game Division and Engineering Co., until his Tpke.; Mrs. Hilda Haatey, 21 N. beard here said the rules are afford and Importing such luxu later for Manufactured G. Gowdy, 62, of RFD 2, Crys sic and literature. the home of Mrs. Varnum Ab by Betty Lundberg and Penny Hi Come In Early and Don’t Be Diaappointed costs of local schools. would get $2.7 million; another retirement 10 years ago. He School St.; Robert Hutch Jr., aimed at establishing "equita ries at turron (a Spuilsh candy) Products, Roberto Interian, This would Involve scrapping was a member of the Church of tal Lake, suffered a heart at Wapplng; Barbara Harvard, 80 ble distribution of toys and oth- Mrs. William Steiner will de bott Jr., 56 Thayer Rd. Richter; "Susie’s Christmas $2.7 million would go for agri tack at her home yesterday and by pie ton, grapes from Califor the electrical domestic ap DreEun,” written luid directed the present formula of state aid, cultural programs; water re the Nazarene. Summit St.;’ Mrs. Nlcholena br articles” during the holiday nia, apples from many parts of pliances available this year will scribe the historical setting of Mrs. Adelma Simmons from which averaged out to 24.4 per was dead on arrival at Rock Leggett, Hartford; Jody Dare, aeason. the bli-th of (Jhrlst; Mrs. Mau (Daprllands Herb Farm will be by Ruth Rowley with choreog-, sources would get $1 million; Mr. Phelps was one of Man the world. be sold only to those not able to raphy by Lee and Beverly Bur- | cent of local costs. the Geological and Natural His chester’s most enthusiastic ville Hospital. Tolland; Mrs. Maria Paganl, 78 Santa Claus and his Latin- purchase them last year." rice Willey will show various guest speaker. Her topic wUl Born in Somers on March IS, On ppacUcally every table ton and carolers coached by 1 § Jarvis Realty Co. The proposed »268,S4R,326 bud tory Survey $284,000; and the sports fans. Over the years he Birch St.; Roland Ripley, 10 American counterparts—The there was a roast suckling pig Where available, bicycles will artists’ portrayals of the Na be "Herbs and Christmas Tra get is 28 per cent higher than 1902, she lived in Ellington for Laurel St., Rockville: Rose SeTr tivity; Mrs. Walter H. Joyner ditions." Marilyn Mann, and "Amahl fuid Division of Shell Fisheries never missed an athletic event, Three Kings—were not men with the triinmings of bitudt be sold, but "only one per fami the Night Visitors” by Gian ^ 283 E. CENTER ST.—COR. OF LENOX I the current biennial budget of $98,000. dating back to the days of the the past four years and In ble, 14 Oakland St.; Mrs. Mary tioned in the broEidcaat, nor beans, rice, giirllc sauce, fndts, ly unit is sdlowed regardless of will offer explanatory notes on Mrs. Edward Weiss is chair Rockville for many years be^ Smith, 161 Cooper Hill S t ; Miss "The Messiah," using recorded man of the program. Refresh CEU’lo-Menotti, directed by I190.15S.1S2. old Manchester Green ba.seball 'were Christmas and Three vegetables and other delicacies. size.” Jayne Newlrth and Ann Miller. The education budget was pre fore that. She was a registered Claudia Strickland, 202 Bldwell Kings Day. This year there are regula In one area of goods, Castro’s passages of illustration, and ments will be served by Mrs. teams. AI.so, he was a familiar St.; Louis Vezlna, Coventry: The three plays are also be sented to Gov. John Dempsey at Hall of Coin* Opened figure on Main St., exchanging nurse and had been employed In bygone days, Cuban young tions about what Cubans can promises of plenty seem to have Mrs. Julian Oetzewlch will Charles Parakllas of Hazard- a hearing at the State Capitol at the Rockville Hospital and James Murphy, 21 Stone St.; aters often were the envy of been achieved: Cuban families read a Christmas story. "The vllle and Mrs. Raymond D. ing presented In Manchester friendly greetings with his eat. As Cuban exiles' intenwet elementary schools as pEU-t of Thursday. WASHINGTON - The Smith the Venon smd St. Anthony's Edward Newberry, 15 Anderson their young friends among U.S. can buy sets of dlnnerware, sil Well of the Star” by Elizabeth Bishop Jr. of Wapping. many friends as he spent many St.; Mrs. Louella Hanson, Wlnd- these rules, the bnswer they the LTM services available to Earlier in the day. the state sonian Institution has reopened Convalescent Homes. She was a and Cemadian citizens living In come up with Is almo>st nothing. verware and kitchenware in Goudge. All Pi Beta Phi’s In the area Read Herald Advertisements its Hall of Monetary History hours of his Inst years walking sorville Rd., Rockville; Miss schools In this town. Department of Agriculture and up and down the street. member of the Rockville Meth' Cuba because the Cubans were As for toys, say the broadetut sets of six pieces. There will also be a carol are welcome. Natural Resources presented a and Medalllc Art, which con Ella Crouse, 105 Ridge St.; Survivors Include three sons, odist Church. Kimberly Struthers, Wapplng; budget of $14.6 million for the tains the world’s large.st collec John W. Phelps and Elroy A. Survivors include a son, John 'A? coming biennium. This is 66 per tion of gold coins. Mrs. Maureen Foley, South Phelps, both of Manchester, and G. Gowdy of E311ng;ton; and a Windsor; Stephan Dzlellnskl, 3 Elmer W. Phelps of Enfield; sister, Mrs. Marion Gowdy of Alice Dr.; Mrs. Wllhelmlna Be five daughters, Mrs. Bernard Coventry. han, 77 Lockwood St.; Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Bernice Phelps. Funeral sevicee will be held Adrienne Dubord, South Wind Miss Ellen Phelps, Mrs. Eehel tomorrow a t 1:30 p.m. at t ^ sor; Joseph Vinci, 88 Clinton St. Hastings and Mrs. Mabel Holmes Funeral Home, 400 BIRTH YESTERDAY: A Adamson, all of Manchester: a Main St., Manchester. The Rev daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich brother, Louis Phelps of Pitts- Willard E. Conklin, pastor of ard Farrell, 187 Cooper Hill St. ford, Vt.; a sister Mrs. Scott the Rockville Methodist Church, BIRTHS TPDAY: A daugh Knowlton of Stony Creek, N.Y.; will officiate. Burial will be in ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sa- AMAZING WHAT YOUR twenty grandchildren and seven West Cemetery, Somers. ari, Windsor; a daughter to Mr. great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the fu and Mrs. Edward Sclbek, Snlp- Funeral services will be held neral home tonight from 7 to 9 slc View Heights, Rockville; a Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ches Church of the Nazarene, 236 Mrs. Blolse Mair Red, White and Blue Plate Special ter Small, 52 Blssell St. Main St., The Rev. Robert J. Mrs. Eloise Avery Mair, 70, DISCHARGED YESTER Shoff, pastor, will officiate. of Portland, Conn., formerly Secretary Karen Havener poses with special red, white and blue inaugur^ion li DAY: Benoit Ayotte, East CHRISTMAS GIFT Burial will be In East Ceme of Manchester, died this morn cense plate now beginning to show up on autos. They’re issued by the District Hartford; Robert White, Berk tery. ing at her home after a long of Columbia m6tor vehicle bureau with proceeds going to defray the cost ot eley Rd., Vernon; Mre. Helen Friends may call at the lllne.ss. She was the widow of Tomm. 226 Hollister St.; Mrs. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Walter T. Mair. the inaugural committee. (AP Photofax). ______Lily Welch, West Willington; Main St., Sunday from 2 to 4 Mrs. Mair was bom March John Elliott, WllUmantic; and 7 to 9 p.m. 11, 1894, in Wind.sor Locks, and Thomas Bolles, Ellington; Mrs. The family suggests that in lived in Manchester many years. Town Awaits Olga Johnson, 28 Garden Dr.; lieu of flovvers, contributions She moved to Portland eight 20th Suspect Set Free Patricia Barrett, 51 Santlna W l AMBIf Iff may be made to the Book of years ago. Dr.; Maryann Delaney, 139 Ben SesMtisMS Remembrance at the Church of She was a member of Port Water Study ton St.; Monique Gagnon, 219 the Nazarene. land Methodist Church and its In Rights Murders’ Case se^^^^bedy Center St.; Mrs. Kathleen s .llt fCNse- Epworth Circle, and the Sen Town 'Water Superintendent Krause, Green Lawn Convales Charles K. Hitchcock Jr. ior League of Middletown. Mr. Barnette and we discussed thing chewi (Continued from Page One) Lawrence Wittkofske has cent Home, Rockville; Hans e r thSM w . COLUMBIA - - Charles K. Survivors include two daugh various things ..." Here the placed the blame for Wednes Heckner, Talcottville; Mrs. de. H«m Hitchcock Jr.. 86, of Indianap ters, Mrs. Harry Meadors of Jordan did not appear at the battery of 14 defense attorneys Christine Kagan, Glastonbury; East Hartford, and Mrs. Her day’s flow of unsightly water in c o M t? Our olis, Ind., only brother of Mrs. Biloxi hearing at which his free Interrupted with objections that the southeast section of town Mrs. Mary Eastwood, Bolton Raymond E. Clarke of Rt. 87, bert D. Goodrich of Portland, the testimony was hearsay or bnyMS «« dom was announced, being rep on the tie-in of the new 10-lnch Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Lillian Or Sturt. Thsy Columbia, died Wednesday. with whom she made her home: second hand. son, Scitlco; Mrs. Constance a son, Walter T. Mair of Rock resented by his attorney. Spruce St. main. toyrtfAt. He was known to older resi They argued that If Barnette He admitted, however, that Zane, 10 Echo Dr., Vemon; dents of this community ville, and eight grandchildren. Both Jordan and Barnette had confessed, then he should C eisgsriseu Funeral services will be held his department has no ready Mrs. Doris Giacomlni, 1 Thomp through his visits to his sisters. formerly lived in the Meridian testify. Owen countered that son St., Rockville; Brian Mul- sttopging i* Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Barnette was a codefendant and •solution for a periodic, similar • M l tim t job «H ii gs. V sV s Other survivors include a area. problem in the Gardner-Sprlng cahey, Glastonbury; Mrs. Gwen son. a daughter and two grand Holme-s Funeral Home, 400 his presence at the hearing had e/woyt cutting gf> ^ — • It will be up to U.S. Dlst. Sts. area—a condition which, he dolyn Mulka, Broad Brook; children. Main St. The Rev. Robert L. no connection with admissibility tnseting cesipetitisn. StiN French, pastor of Portland Judge Harold Ciox at Jackson to says, has existed since last Mrs. Marion Long and daugh of the evidence. Owen said he ter, Coventry: Mrs. Jeannette N hsppMM. Seeisbedy gulls Methodist Church, will offici convene the grand jury. Robert was prepared to present “the spring when the town installed semsthing fer less ihsu «g Mrs. Annie C. Carrier Owen, Justice Department at Guerrette and daughter, 24 E s ate. Burial will be at the con signed confession to the com a 12-inoh water main on Gard de.e.sMyto ouetisie lu * Mrs. Annie Corbin Carrier of venience of the family. torney, said the request would telle Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Doris 57 Francis Ave.. Hartford, missioner." ner St. Iwndrud. T h . rust s f A u Friends may call at the fu be made to Cox as soon as pos Until then, he said, the area LeBlanc and daughter, 40 Hud AT GRAND-WAY! But Miss Carter ruled against widow of Alcide Carrier and neral home tomorrow from 3 to sible. son St.; Mrs. Janet Battalino Hum, 6ruud-Wey to* Nto mother of Rudolph Carrier and him. There was more argument residents had been supplied h»pri€»f 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday When Miss Carter ruled from both sides, and the defense with water from the Line St. and daughter, Richard Rd., Noel Carrier, both of Manches from 3 to 5 and from 7 p.m. un against the testimony of an FBI Vernon. ter, died yesterday at St. Fran attorneys asked for time to con Filter Plant, but, with the new til the time of the funeral. agent, Owen declined to put up fer about their position on Bar DaSCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. cis Hospital, Hartford. main, their supply was changed Hilma Anderson, Wapplng; additional evidence. nette's statement. to come from the Charter Oak •GG*«aG*GGGGGGGGGG| Other survivors include six Mrs. I.,oulBe I.««Bor Then the gray-haired commis Christine Carpenter, RFD 1, sons, two daughters, a brother, Mr.«i. Louise Les-sor of 41 sioner said she had no alterna Well. Bolton; Hilary Clayton, Wap- ISjwlfier.e' '■■■'s' » ' t' , a sister, forty-five grandchil Fulton Rd., widow of Edward tive but to grant a defense mo Wittkofske said that the ping; Peter Marte, 176 W. Ver dren and eight great-grand Le.ssor, died this morning at tion to throw out the charges. changed direction of the flow, non St.; Robert Neff, Willi- children. Manchester Memorial Hospital. "The defendants are dis About Town coupled with a completely dif mantic; Mrs. Ethel Mohor, 12.. ‘ w a WEN - MAC The funeral will be held Mon The Holmes Funeral Home, charged," she said, and ordered ferent type of water, has loos Main St.; Mrs. Maureen Fole\ » ' . ' 1 day at 8:15 a.m. from the Fi- 400 Main St., is in charge of their release from bonds of $3,- Mrs. Francis Galasso and ened particles in the water South Windsor; Ernest Scotl., sette Funeral Home, 20 Si.sson arrangements which are incom 500 to $5,000. Mrs. Clifford Gerbe, both mem pipes, causing the water to run Wapping, Holly and David Mai Ave., Hartford, with a Mass of bers of the executive board of rusty and unsightly. MARINE requiem at 9 at Our Lady of plete. The defendants. Including tin, Old Stone Rd., Vemon Neshoba County Sheriff Law Junior Century Club, last night He said that, as a result of Mrs. Mona Morgan, 117 Pon< Sorrows Church. 85 New Park were elected to serve on the this poor water condition, the Ave., Hartford. Burial will be rence Rainey and his deputy, j Lane; Mark Leggitt, 72 Walke '"A" City in Germany Cecil Price, left the Meridian president’s committee of the town has retained the Henry St.; Mrs. Voula Pappidas, 44 , In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, club at a board meeting at the j Souther Engineering Co. of lb > \ 5'' 4 ' t 1. 1 Bloomfield. Courthouse free of all charges W. Middle Tpke.; Theodore SCOUT BOMBER only six days after their arrest home of Mrs. Burton Hilton Hartford to survey the town’s Trahan, 10 Olcott St.; DmiU Friends may call at the fu Honors Donkeys III, 19 Academy St. I FAStINAllNE HEW KIND neral home tomorrow and Sun in a roundup by FBI agents. entire water system, Ifl Theriault, Wapping; Miss Alla to improve its quality. Otis, East Hartford; Mrs. Hazel f A* day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ROTHENBURG. Gel-many- A The dramatic moment in thei The Loyal Circle of Kings Saaoilass nylans hearing came with the first and The Souther Co., in its Sept. Finlay, 44 Greenwood Dr.; Mr.=i. citation lotlan Mltsat* llaad slacks p.m. donkey statue at the end of Daughters will have a potluck Boys* all waothaf coalf Atlaf raad faca sat With automatic starj^r engine. only witness, FBI agent Henry 11 report, acknowledged the Mabelle Janos, Hartford; Chru- Wool & woo! blends in First quality, wHh mide an ancient Rothenburg bridge and Christmas party Monday presence of unsightly water in Refreshing After-Shave DF NEWS ANNUAL AVAILABLE Mrs. William Nnack Rask of Atlanta. Owen asked at 6:30 p.m. in the Robbins tlne Clark, 943 E. Middle Tpke.: Oiooie from a larga assort- _ Complote wilh Drops bombs in || A A assorted colors. 8 « . . . iieel. Bsigo^ Taupe. M t a spanning the Tauber River the Gardner-Spring Sts. area Mrs. Dorothy Diaz, North Cov fragrance, gift-wrapped. ROCKVILLE — Mr.s. Nellie commemorates the time when the agent if he had interviewed Room at Center Congregational . Xa-IA mm r»wur.Miekl.powor pack!- H Francis Noack, 73, wife of Wil Barnette, one of 10 men the FBI and said that the condition entry; Mrs. Hazel Greene and mont. Sizes 6 to 16 9 to 11. V p iD rB the people of this town de Church. Mrs. Samuel Wilson could be reduced and ellminat- Compare at 1.501 Compare at 4.98 to 7.98 liam Noack, died Wednesday had charged with taking part In and Mrs. Margaret Anderson daughter, 311 Oak St.; Mrs. Compara at 12.98 to 16.'98 Compare at 12.99 Compare at 594 pended on donkeys for their the slayings. Nancy Tyler and son, Dobson plus tax -EXCLUSIVELT-IHROUGH at Charlotte Hungerford Hos daily bread. will be hostesses. pital, Torrington. Rask testified he Interviewed wittkofske said this mo Ave- Vernon. The hard-working animals Barnette, 25, of Cullen, La., and ing that the town is awaiting . 4Mb -I Mrs. Noack was born in used to carry sacks of flour Trowbridge, England, a daugh formerly of Meridian, on Nov. Canada'e Output Soars a further report, listing the from the valley up to the for 19, 20 and 21. type of corrective measures it Arabs to Adopt Dinar NEWSPAPER NOW! ter of John and Edith Francis, tresslike town, which is spread Ills “Did you obtain from him a OTTAWA — Canada’s econ- should take, the approximate f' and came to Rockville in 1906, along the crest of a hill. 'Today where she lived for many years. signed confession?" the short, omic growth, as measured in costs, and the time period for ADEN — The South Arabian f Rothenburg, still .surrounded broad-faced Owen inquired" gross national production, will the correction. ' Federation plana to change Us Survivors, besides her hus by mo.ats and walls, is one of 1994 boB been an Mrtoric jwear—one of fandamen- band, Include a son. Francis quietly. There was complete lead both the United States and ! He said that, until then, he currency by next April from j Germany's best-preserved me silence In the packed court the Common Market in 1964, can only ask the residents to the East African shilling to the trf confiklB and at hamaa drama wbicb struck home to Noack of Thoma.slon: two dieval cities. daughters, Mrs. Russell Bar room. economists say. The increases bear the situation, and he a.s- dinar. The new currency uniL rington of New Britain and Mr.s. "I did," Rask .said. in the G.N.P. are: Canada, sev- sured them that, aside from its would be worth 20 Blast Africa;; en per cent; the United States, ' appearance, the water is harm- shillings—£ 1 sterling ($2.80) Keep )lB memoty bright forever with this uniqae Stanley Skibek of Havre de Fest Ive W e a r Then Owen asked the agent Grace, Md.: three brothers, how he obtained the statement 6.8 per cent, and the six Euro-1 less, so far as bacteria content j and would be heavily backed aDimal, enHke my other, which brings to Charles Francis and Arthur and Rask began: "I talked to ' pean nations, 4.5 per cent. is concerned. by sterling. l b i$e hirtTEy of OT own time. ITi n book h> ghmirii, to vefer to, md above al •Ifft-packad radio kath oiltt A powdar Libbay stam barwara Baautifall dracs bays •••**“• Shaat blankats VWSBU uuuuuu MU r 10 4 on 7 . 1C For quick, eoey starts In Realtone 6 tronsiWer \ 'y ^ Cordial, cocktail, wine Sizes 12 to 20; 7 to 15; . . , ^ MO-PMC, mRD IM X VOtSME CONTAINS: In long-wearing cotton Lambswool tipped mitt ^ . pocket radio with oom> BM whiske; sour, or Cham-' ■ %4 14)5 to 24)4. * * with whipped edge. with dusting powder. 1 plate gift pack. Folly |l * M iiili by Rionlli, tfw storits liwt iainick Imhih to mwspapv pagne. Compore at 494 U for Compare ot 3.99 to 5.99 U Compare at 294 guoranteed. 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fAGB TWELVB UANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1964 Section Two FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 limtrIjfPBtpr lEttpning FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 Pages 13 to 24 ter and ivrote a superior court Buddhists Seek Huong Ouster judge suggesting the Jurist visit Tshbmbe Cancels Labor Boss him to tsdk over the case. The estate sUU is In probate Visit to New York Dave Beck court. Charter of Refuse District Hartford County Rec Staffers Back on Job^ Vietnamese Reveal The house he built on the (Conttnoed from Page One) shore of Seattle’s Lake Wash Leaves Jail ington was purchased last July ^ To Prohibit Condemnation Superior Court by an attorney. lenge the representative at Con J w h j i k e Get Paychecks Tomorrow Increase in U.S. Aid go Brasiaville to submit the One of his lawyers, George slightest vestige of proof, of evi Members of the four-.„„.. An unconteated divorce, on (Continued from Page One) town^ ration Disptrlct of Berkeley, Town Park and Rec soper-^ Martin referred the request Kargianis, said accommoda dence, to support such an in Northeast Refuse Disposal Dis tions for Beck have been ar TELEVISION APPLIANCE Mich., plus one being used in grounds of seven years absence, intendent Horace Murphey said (Ooottned from Pag« Om ) state, and federal govern famous accusation.” trict (NRDD), meeting In the to Murphey with the notation argued with the warden over ranged in Seatt^, but would not New Haven. was granted to Mrs. Alice A. this morning that "In view of that the town’s personnel rules ments. Municipal Building last night some of the restrictions on the say where or what they were. The NRDD charter will be Clampet of Manchester from the fact that all personnel were provide for a grievance pro* The oommunique said: Other business transacted at 1,S00 inmates of the island pris to discuss a charter and by approved by Its members after **Tbe government of Viet Nam Beck started going through “COMC AS YOU ART* TO on the job 'last night and all cedure for employee. the meeting was to hear a re on and to have helped a conVict- laws, agreed to include a clause a check by its counsel (who has George R. Clampet of no certain has just completed a series of the routine prison check-out rec department activities oper A check of the section In port from Town Clerk Susan committee press for a new set which would prohibit acquisi has yet to be choswi). The pro address. discussions with the United ’Thursday night, getting medical Mrs. Ann L. Coviello of Man ated on schedule, there will be volved reveals that grievances Uosee, vice chairman, on land of rules. tion of local land by condemna posed charter will then be no recriminations against the States mission with regard to now owned by the town. This clearance, turning in his uni -BONAm PHILCQ tion. chester was granted an uncon by town employes first must checked by the town counsel of measures which should taken With Beck’s release today he form and drawing any pay he six part-time employes who be taken up ^^th the Immediate listing is nearly completed. Town Director Frank Stam- the participating towns. It will tested divorce on grounds of in to Improve the situation in has served nine days less than had coming. stayed away Monday, Tuesday superior, then with the head of Next, the commission will work half of a five-year sentence for ler, one of Manchester’s five then be rechecked by the tolerable cruelty from James J. South Viet Nam in all its as He turned down the suit given BONANZA IH and W edne^ay.” the department, then with a on an Inventory of privately- filing fraudulent tax returns representatives to the newly NRDD’s counsel before being Oovlello of Coventry. She was Murphey said that the Nov. pects. prisoners on discharge. His own neutral mediator or mediators, owned open land and water re for the union’s Joint Council created agency, was assured presented for formal approval. g;iven custody of their one minor 16-28 payroll for approximately “ The U.S. government has clothing was sent there several and finally with th^ general sources and make recommenda Building Association in Seattle. STEAK 99; that the bylaws, when com ’The charter, as discussed last child, with 420 a week support 30 part-time rec employes offered additional military and tions for possible use for rec days ago. night, will make provision for payment and 47.50 a week ali manager, economic assistance to improve Before he entered prison he DINNER ^ pleted, will contain the protec would be in the controller’s of Graff, this morning, would reation, nature preserves, and won reversal of a conviction of He draws a 450,(XX) a year tive clause. the appointment of an execu mony. fice this morning and that "the tte execution of the govern such. pension from the union in which tive director, who will not be- An uncontested divorce was not comment when asked ment’s programs and to re evading more than 4240,000 in • jatTtAK .POTATO The district, which includes overdue checks will be distri whether his group will present In this connection. Chairman personal income taxes. he rose from laundry truck • SALAD • TEXAS TOASTJ Manchester, Vernon, South permltted to be a district rep granted to Mrs. Vera Booda of buted tomorrow, as scheduled.” strain the mounting infiltration Lawrence Moe announced that driver to international pre.sl- NO TIPfINS ^ resentative, and who will be the South Windsor from Joe Booda Its grievances through chan of men and equipment by the He will remain under supervi Windsor and Bolton, was form The rec head refused to a detailed soil map of the town dent, a post he held from 1962- Open 7 Days 11:30-9 district’s chief administrator of Bloomfield on g^rounds of in nels. Hanoi regime in support of the sion of a federal parole officer ed to acquire a location and to name names, but said, “I have, is currently being prepared by 58. 287 West Middle Turnpike charged with the conduct of tolerable cruelty. Approval was The Park and Rec Advisory Viet Cog. until June 20, 1967. Nprovlde facilities for the dis in some instances, reduced the Board, which has a regular the Tolland County Soil Con its affairs. given for a name change of the number of hours on the time “ The government of Viet Nam The state also prepared par posal of refuse from the four meeting scheduled for next servation people at the request ole papers for Beck to sign in towns, and has tentatively 'The charter will make pro plaintiff to Hooper. sheets to conform to the pro has accepted this offer of sup vision for removal of its mem Thursday evening, Invited Mur port. which includes provision of Selectman Percy B. Cook. connection with a five-year sen agreed on Manchester’s Olcott An uncontested divorce was grammed hours, and I do not bers only by action of the mem granted to Mrs. Nancy L. Grous expect any repurcussions from phey to attend a special meet for increased numbers of mili 'The map will be available with tence for grand larceny. He was St. area as a logical site for the ing at the East Side Rec last in the next few weeks for use convicted in pounty court of CHRISTMAS operatloiL bers’ respective appointive bo of Enfield from Raymond R. the few people involved.” tary, paramilitary and police dies — their town councils. night, to brief its members on forces, the strengthening of the by the Conservation and the pocketing 41,900 from the .sale of Grous of Rockville on grounds The payroll dispute erupted Its study committee, before One of the controversial mat of intolerable cruelty. ’The court last week when Murphey, who the dispute. air defense of South Viet Nam, planning and zoning commis a union-owned auto. The state formaUon of the district, ex Murphey was unable to at sions and also by others need parole will last three years. ters not settled last night was approved a name change for the assumed supervision of the de and further economic assistance plored the possibilities of oper the imposition of a possible fee tend and the special meeting for a variety of forms of in ing the information. During his time in prison plaintiff to Matney. partment on Nov. 16. informed ating either an incinerator or for refuse brought into the dis Mrs. Betty L. W. Emerson of the 30 part-timers that their was adjourned within a few dustrial urban and rural devel It was pointed out by com Beck worked as an apple can- composting plant, or perhaps minutes. ner, labored on his memoirs and ON SALE trict’s facilities by commercial Manchester was granted an un checks, due last Friday, would opment. mission members that groups awarding a service contract to taxpayers in the four towns. “ For its part, the government in town, like the League of was stricken with pneumonia contested divorce on grounds of be held up, pending a review. Sponsored by a private contractor on a fee The NRDD members were split intolerable cruelty from James He said that he wanted to be of Viet Nam is reviewing ways Women Voters and the Womens resulting from a bad case of basis. on the sidvisability of charging sunburn. E. Eknerson of Stratford. Mrs. Lester Baum, center. Redevelopment Agency chairman, with Atty. Robert DuBeau, left, assured that the payroll pro of increasing the scope and ef Fellowship of the Congrega GIRL SCOUT ’TROOP 1 Representatives of (Combus any taxpayer for dumping re Herald Workers fectiveness of its programs re tional church, have expressed In this interval the life he will Emerson was given custody of Jaycee president, and Joseph McGulnness, state Jaycee president, (Herald photo by Free cedures conformed with rec tion Engineering (Corp, of fuse in tax-paid area the couple’s two children with man.) ommendations made last spring lated to the development of se an interest in conservation and return to in Seattle changed. Windsor were present at last Receive Bonus curity and local government in will very likely devote a meet His mother, Mrs. Mary Beck, a weekly support payment of in a department audit. BROAD ST. night’s meeting, as they have 415 and weekly alimony of 45. Most of the part-time em the rural areas. ing to the subject The An died In March 1963 at the age of been at previous meetings, to 95. Across from St. James’ Cemetery Catholic Ladies ployes stayed on the job, but Almost $14,000 lii annual “ Together, the government of dover PTA sponsored such a offer assistance to the embryo Rockville-V ernon Viet Nam and the U.S. mission His wife, Dorothy, died in No six of them stayed away until Christmas bonuses were dis meeting in October with Com distriot. Plan Yule Fete last night, forcing the shut are making joint plans to missioner Joseph N. Gill as the vember 1961, before he was im In discussing the proposed by Persouuel Head tributed to employes of The achieve greater effectiveness prisoned, but probate of the es down of the East Side Rec on speaker. laws, the district members are Monday and a curtailment of Herald today. against the infiltration threat. tate appraised at 42,025,840 being guided by a charter of The Ladies of St. James will “ In the course of the discus cau.sed much of Beck’s trouble Tiling Speaker Baum Receives Jaycee Award its activities on Tuesday and ’The newspaper’s 66 full-time Manchester Evening Herald the Southeast-Oakland Inclne- have a Christmas party Mon Wednesday. sions, the U.S. representatives at McNeil. He fired lawyers employes will take home $13,- Andover correspondent Law day at St. James’ School hall 'The rec department’^^ part- expressed full support for the rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. over their handling of the mat- PUBLIC CARD PARTY after a business meeting at 8 “The Importance of a <3ood Lester J. Baum, chairman of<4>Agency. 852.16 in bonus checks tonight. DuBeau noted that' ''o f over $2 million ofJfidEEal, time employes all come^ under Employes with a year or more duly constituted government of EAT BLUER FOR LESS AT p.m. Entertainment will be pro Record" was stressed at a Baum is also a prize-winning the Rockville Redevelopment state and local funds," DuBeau the town’s personnel rules, a t, ’The Herald receive two Prime Minister Huong.” ODD FELLOWS HALL vided by the Manchester Chap guidance assembly this week bridge player. said. ter of SPEBSQSA. Agency, was named last night which provide, in sub para weeks pay; those with less than for Grade 9 students at Illing Presently, Baum participates graph 3 of Section 5, "An un Members are reminded to Junior High. Thomas F. Bren as the recipient of the 1964 Dis DuBeau added, "Mr. Baum’s a year receive an extra single in a number of activities in authorized absence of five con Andover FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th mm bring grab bag gifts and gifts nan, personnel manager of efforts involving the long, tinguished Service Award of cluding chairman of the renewal secutive working days shall be week’s wage. for mission children. Fuller Brush Co., urged the tedious negotiations which cul OH BOY - 8:00 P.M. PHILCO 9516 WA Contemporary lowboy console finished to the Rockville Jaycees. _____ agency; a member of the Dem minated in the purchasing of considered to be resignation, ’The Christmas bonus giving Approval Sought Mrs. CJharles Ponticelli is pro freshmen to perform well in ocratic Town Committee; treas has become a Herald tradition, match Walnut furniture. Black Level Circuitry for whiter gram chairman; Mrs. Fnuik Baum, 36, was selected on the New Haven Railroad prop (and) not In good standing.” SPONSORED BY MANCHES’TER ORANGE school becaiue a student’s rec urer and a membei* of the board Geheral Manager Richard beg;un before most of the pa APPLES LOOK! Phllopena, hospitality chalr- ord there liw usually Indicative the basis of contributions to the erty have been truly outstand For Aid Funds whites, blacker blacks. 5* x 3 - speakeV, front sounri Tran of directors of Congregation ing. His leadership ability in Martin has turned down a re per’s employes can remember. Belgium Endive, Green and PRIZES — REFRESHMENTS man( Miss Marie Filiere and of how well he will do in life. sistorized UHF Tuner. general community welfare B’Nal Israel Synagogue; a this railroad acquisition and all quest made by a group of the Publishers Thomas and Walter Yellow Beans, Cauliflower, Mrs. John Cotmer, decoration Improve your English and during the year, evidence of For Open Land Set Back and MUitary Whist chairmen; Mrs. John Scheiben- member of the board of gov of his many other endeavors men, headed by Charles Graff, Ferguson also sponsor a Christ Green A Yellow Squash, Chi 21“ OMrtll dltfoml mMUiramMt, 282 tq. lx. Tirntbl* MM. learn how to spell were some leadei-ship ability and evidence ernors of the Ellington Ridge truly show that Mr. Lester the East Side Rec building di mas party for employes and SUM Bosket pflug and Mrs. John Golding, of the guidance lines laid down nese A Red Cabbage, Boston mission gift chairmen; and Miss of personal or business prog Country Club, and is manager Baum Ls worthy of the 1964 rector, for an arbitration meet their spouses. Ihis year H is The Conservation Commission and up by Brennan. He said "that these ress. and treasurer of Farmoil Inc., I.etture, Watercress, Fresli Helen Thomas, Mrs. William Rockville Area Junior CThamber ing of all involved persons. Dec. 19. met Wednesday night at the two skills are needed reg«.rd- ’The presentation was made a glowing, local, family owned of (Commerce Distin g u 1 s h e d town office building and dis Spinach, Broccoli, Escarole, Open 7 Days 11:30-9 CMrtls and Miss Ruth Bronke, less of what one does after EYE LEVEL 287 West Middle Tnmplke grab bag chairmen. by Arnold Zackin, chairman of business. Service Award." cussed a number of items re Egg Plant. Also: Comice, P H I L C O school. the DSA Committee and Jay "Anybody who knows Lester lated to Its program. After Brennan’s remarks, Red Bartlett, D’Anjou Pears, cee president Atty. Robert Du Baum,” DuBeau said, “can at It was voted to request that BANANAS William E. Caldwell, assistant ^Thinking’ Illnesfl COAST TO COAST Tangerines, Persimmons, Co Beau announced the winner. test to the fact that he has been approval of the application to O V E N R A N G E principal at Illlng, explained Judges in the contest were a leader and a doer in every the state for grant-ln-ald funds, conuts, Pomegranates, Mel the new promotion policy re Herman Olsoni Rev. Paul Bow organization in which he has PHILADELPHIA (AP) — for the current open space land 2 Lbs. 29c ons, Ril>er, Lady Finger cently approved by the board of man and Ralph Gibson. participated. His leadership Thirteen elementary school pu acquisition, be sought at a Grapes, Fresh Sweet Cider - ADJUST-O-BROIL CHRISTMAS SALE education. Promotion is now Several notables were pres- 8.bilities and positive attitudes pils and their teacher at the Dempsey-Tegeler town meeting before formal ap based on a student’s passing W.S. Peirce School here were and Much More! ent including First Selectman enable him to contribute great plication is made to the state. b y three or four academic subjects ly to any endeavor to get the taken 111 Thursday in their The land involved lies to the with a minimum D average. Samuel W. Pearl, Selectman freshly-painted classroom. 8l CO.,INC. BUY 1 or 101 OF ANY ITEM YOU WANT! BRINGS John Daigle, Leonard John job done." north of School Rd. and to the boT s c o u t troop s All were treated at Graduate MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ★ GROCERIES • COLD CUTS • DAIRY ’n PAS’TRY ★ THE son, Jaycee regional vice presi "As chairman of the Rock east of Hebron Rd. Appropria ville Redevelopment Agency, a Hospital and released. tions for options and sundry ex HEAT dent, and Joseph McGulnness, TEL. 643.1105 Church to Hear state president of the Jaycees. non-salaried position, Lester Dr. Jaseph F. Tabasco, who penses were included in this VISIT McBRIDE'S SPORT SPOT TO THE 417-419 MAIN STREET Baum has the burden of a geat examined the pupils at the 629 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER year’s town budget smd accept 276 OAKLAND ST. MEAT McGulnness noted that each deal of responsibilities and ex scene, said the illness appeared FAST BROWNING, Intern Sunday ed by vote of the town. If final 643-6384 for Your Sporting Goods Selection EASY BASTING Jaycee chapter throughout the tremely heavy pressures of this to have been 5 per cent from OPEN DAILY 9-6—SAT. TO NOON SEARING STEAKS country selects a man of the approval of the project comes Ask about our very controversial project paint fumes and 95 per cent psy THURSDAY NIGHT 6 P.M. TO 9 P.M. from the town, when costs and PERO AND WHILE YOU ABE HERE Dr. Abraham Kurtan, Intern year. 'Then each state selects a which Involves the expenditure chological. other details are finalized, the Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Weekdays e 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays LOOK OVER OUR CUSTOM-CUT NATIVE TREES at Mancheater Memorial Hos man of the year, and finally, cost of acquisition would be pital, will be gpiest preacher at ten out.standing young men are shared about equally by town. Second (Congregational Church selected on a natlofrwide basis. BARGAIN TABLE on Sunday at the 10 a.m. serv In announcing the winner, FOR EXAMPLE ice. His topic will be “ Medical DuBeau noted that Baum was GOLF CLUBS Practice and Christian Religion formerly a member of the Ver REG. $128.00. *8 5 .0 0 in India.” non board of tax review; for We*ve saved a front-row seat for you at Christmas Gift Ideas for Santas Dr. Kurien, a graduate of ily- mer member and chairman of MANY CLOSEOUTS AT MSCOUNTS sore University in Bangalore, the Rockville Traffic Commis India, also holds a bachelor of sion; a veteran of the Rockville divinity degree from Serampore Area Chamber of Commerce SKIS TOBOGGANS University in Bamgalore and a board of directors; a delegate Annual medical degree from Edinburgh to the state board of young SKI POLES SKI JACKETS University Scotland. He is pres Democrats and secretary of the SKATES BB GUNS ently completing his duties as Rockville Young Democrats; PLTMOUTHLAND ’65 an intern at the hospital and former treasurer and purchas will return to Edinburgh for ing agent for the Ellington graduate study. 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r '% a :f ja m i o u s t e e n MANCHESTER BVENINC^HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRH}AY. DECEMBER 11, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H E S'pa, CONN., FRIDAY, ^DECEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE FIFTEEN tv-7* about the dress, but I’m keeping shortly'before midnight. Movie Few Believed weavers busy in France, Swit- Paris Activity houses and theaters closed. lerland and Italy to match the Cafes and cabarets brought out. Johnson Would color.” Halted by Strike gas lamps or candles. Women’s Wear Ddtly, a fash ' Newspapers at Le Havre and pdm i iSneUnef ion trade publication here, said Shun Tradition (CoattMied from Page One) Clermont Perrand did not ap it had learned that the floor- pear because of the electricity length ball gown .and coat will T he H igh S chool W orld strike. NSW YORK (AP) — AIUiou(h be extremely simple and tradi mlhutes. Normally there Is a there were reasons to suspect it, tional and probably will be in a train every few minutes. . The strikers are trying to Friday, December 11 apparently few people believed, “ yellow rose of Texas” shade. Suburban commuter trains force the government to bring Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Adviaor until the White House confirmed The White House has not an stopped, but some long-distance wages into line with those in trains were arriving. it, that President Johnson will nounced what the President’s private inlhiatry. The unions Indoor Track Dropped shun the traditional white tie headwear will be while being Garbage cans stacked in sdso seek free collective bar dress to celebrate his inaugura- sworn in. building corridors and along gaining. sidewalks. 1122 Bnm*ide Ave^ One of the oldest athletic Uon Jan. 30. He’ll be more com In 19S8 and 1987 Dwight D. The govenunent is trying to Brothers Grimm to Go for a Swi Many business places shut for TeL 528-5009 T#L 643-5476 Gridiron Play Over, activities at MHS will be keep the lid on wages to hold fortably attired in black V'tie Eisenhower caused a fashion dropped for the 1964-65 dress. the day or operated with skele down inflation. '3’ furor by taking office in a hom- ton staffs. school year. Indoor track New York designer The MHS pool will be trans John 'huK- m I960, Kennedy, who Most bakeries were closed. is no longer a part of Man Moore already had agreed upon formed Into a mystical fairyland upon hated all hats, reluctantly wore At Bordeaux, in ^southwest chester High. a floor-length, inaugural ball a traditional silk topper. tonight and tomorrow night at France, an Algerian was slain Lack of finances, partici the Aquaettes present their an costume for the first lady. Johnson plans to take the on a street shortly after the Coach Alibrio Bows pation, or leadership are nual synchronized swimming And Vice President-elect Hu presidential oath in a black street lights were cut. not the reasons for dis program. The performance this bert H. Humphrey had ordered business suit and four-in-hand TRYING TO STRETCH YOUR HOME TO MEET banding. Winter track, In Ue. The Riviera, which usually The Manchester football year Is entitled "Brothers his starched shirt and tails from biases brightly, lost its light recent years under the di Grimm Go For A Swim” and in Washington tailor Sam Stogna THE NEEDS OF A GROWING FAMILY? •quad ended lU season Thanks rection of Mr. Paul Phin- when he heard the news. cludes twelve routines and a Argentina Fares Better giving day on a sour note. The ney of the Science Depart comic diving exhibition, which But Moore, Humphrey, Wash The answer may be to finish o ff sxtm tm o u 20-6 loss to Windham did not, ment, has held a worth will be pre.sented by the male ington society, and the men's Buenos Alves — Argentina’s in attic or basement, even add a n w wing^Best however, ^ fairly reflect tlje while place In our sports guest members during Inter formal wear industry appear to program. Regarded as an mission. be bearing up, 1968 exports were worth |1,366 answer is to finance the m oject udth a Homs "fine effort” the boys put Into mllUon and Imports 1981 mil Improvement Loan from nlanchesters oldest Individual season as well as The theme of the show Is fairy “ It's not the death knoll for lion. The favorable trade bal NOW the game. Coach Alibrio com a part of spring track, it tales, and each routine displays formal wear,’’ said Norman M, financial institution. ance of $885 million compared IS THEHE TIME TO mented that the boys “fought has not been neglected in Individuality In the re-enact Fryman, vice president of one with an unfavorable balance of hard and hit back—notably in the budget. Between twen ment of a story. One of the out- of the largest manufacturers. “ I $U1 million in 1962. 'f t the second half.” ty and thirty boys have .standing routines Is a duet by don’t believe the Johnsons are LEASE This game, like several pre demonstrated enthusiasm Daisy Dimock and Jan Noren. looked upon as social fashion 81 LAKES IN ORLANDO vious ones, was lost by the in for this sport. The seniors will present a rou THE arbiters as the Kennedys were ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando, vSAVINGS experience of the boys to react Why then is Indoor tine entitled “ Emeralds Over anyway.” in central Florida, has 51 lakes In Key situations. It was noted Track coming to a halt? In the Rainbow” In which they will “ Women here will sUll shop within its city limits and 1,5(X) l U l ( / L y O T V M that a fumble, a blocked punt, June, 1964, after consider travel over the rainbow with for their long gowns, even if within a 20-mlnute drive. 1965 s s () < I \ r I (» V and am open kickoff runback able discussion, both coach Dorothy into the magical land men do wear black tie," pre Car of Your Choice were costly errors given up by es and administrators re of Oz. All five male members dicted the Washington Star’s the Indians. gretfully reached this de will participate in “ Snow fashion editor, Elina, “ They will MORIARTY etes.T nwaweist , iwsxiTetieC Coach AJibrlo eingled out the cision. They agreed upon White” , a lively representation need them for the Christmas GIVE HER Interior defensive line led by the following factors con o f the famous fairy tale "Snow holidays just the same.’’ Current Annuel Dividend /OOZ ^ Gary Gentilcore, Dick Dotchin cerning the situation: White and the Seven Dwaris” . Moore — with swatches of A C O SM ET IC DROTHERS On Insured Savings______BRANCH OFFICE, BOu'rBi_8L_OOyKNTMT___ and John Roberts, all '65 and 1. The inception of the A routine which exhibits ex yellow fabric and sketches that GIFT SET 301 Center St. Don Hubbard '66— for their fine Community College has tremely clever choreography is Mrs. Johnson approved — will Manchester effort. Comerbacks Randy made practice in the build “ Cinderella On Tenth Avenue’’. create a gown to be worn once. 643-5186 Elinor Gibson becomes an ex ARTHUR DRUG OPEH TILL 5 P.M. MOM..TUi$.«i. Cote '65 and Dick Bombeger Xisslle Dowd Valerie Wabrc ing impossible after 3:30 This is rare lor the practical p.m. (Until last year the tremely magical fairy godmoth first lady, who likes to get good 66 also received praise from the Extra Hours THURS. 9 AJH. to 8 P.M.— WED. CLOSED A T NOOM gridiron director. trackmen had successfully er as she transforms Cinderella wear out of her clothes. The used the second floor corri Into a lovely princess. gown will be sent to the Smith Besides the four previously Legion of Honor dors for running.) Perhaps the most spectacular mentioned seniors, nine other sonian InstituUon in Washington — ^ — 2. The East Side Recre routine will be the finale “ Waltz for public view. players finished their last game ation Center and Manches of the Flowers” which will be for Manchester. Bob Lodi, Bob Sincere atnletlc and scholas If you ever happen to be pass The Inaugural gown will be ing Shady Glen some night, drop ter Armory are not suit swum by all 22 Aquaettes. The Getzewich, Bud Lundgren, Ray tic ability are the two qualities purchased through the Neiman- Got A Problem in and meet the most cordial able for practice areas be traditional lighted candles that Dascheneau, Gene j^tterton, Marcus store In Dalla.s, Tex. On What To Give which have been largely re waitress imaginable. A job at cause their undersized are carried for the last number Moore told news writers: J e ff Nielson, Dave Skiff, John sponsible for the success of this Shady Glen is just one of the tracks cause shin splints, have been woven Into an es “ I can’t tell you anything The McDermott and Don McGill all pecially beautiful number. week’s male legionnaire, Leslie pursuits of Valerie Wabrek. a disabling leg injury re "The Ugly Duckling”, a skit from the Aquaettes show, will be presented by the under contributed to the team’s "tre classmen in the club. Leslie Hunter (background) will be the "ugly duckling” . Others in the Dotty Coibb '65 will be the Nautical Dowd. Les is well known by Val is one of those rare peo sulting from muscle tears, mendous spirit, desire and at ple who seems to be always and abnormal blistering. act are from left to right, Joaime Boudreau, Marilyn Twomey, Joan Marlow, Betty Kirby, announcer. Decorations for the Skipper? titude.” Coach Alibrio also add everyone at MHS for his out Kathy Anderson, Elaine Cole, Barbara Rayburn, and Jill Horton. The girls here are poised show were provided by Mre. Makes Infrequent Appearance standing performance on the happy and the disease is con- 3. Blven when clear ot HELP US MOVE! ed that this year’s squad was ta^ous. Her grace and friendli snow and ice, the parking at the side of the pool and ready to begin the number. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Arthur Olaeser and the art de Cross Country and Track Mrs. John F. Kennedy made a rare public appearance Saturday, Dec. 19 one of the finest teems he has ness immediately put a person partment. The nuuiy variations Then Stop Into teams and for his scholastic lot is undesirable for run last nisfht— at the United Nations concert celebrat- ON Olt ABOUT DECEMBER 15 been associated with! This com at ease and are two of the many ning because accumulated of costumes show much origrl- pliment, which reflects 18 years ability, the quality of which is reasons for her popularity. nallty, for the costumes were the 16th anniversary of the Universal Declara ARMY & NAVY CLUB proven by l\ls two-year mem sand and the hard surface of service to football, includ Traveling holds a certain fas designed and in most cases McBRIDE'S bership in the National Honor can cause falls and shin tion of Human Risrhts. She attended with Adlai ing a COIL championship, re cination for Val. Her trip acroes lOH, Dr. Foote Discuss Plans made by the Aquettes ttaem- SPORT SPOT Society. splints. Stevenson and wore a fitted knee-length black sheath YO HO HO PARTY WE WILL BE LOCATED AT fers to the coach’s statement the country last year on the 4. The difficulty, ex 6>- seivee. with her left shoulder bare, a white fur jacket, STARRING that "had they a little more ex Les has led the harriers this Western Holiday Lines Amer pense, and time Involved in The 76 members of the In The officers of the ohxb Jan 639 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— 649-8747 perience, it would have been year as co-captain. He has also jeweled pendant earrings and a jeweled bracelet. ican Beauty Tour Is one of the drivwg to Trinity, Wesley structors of the Handicapped Noren, president, Daisy Di a 5-3 season.” served the school by a three- memorable experiences of her (AP Photofax). ★ SANTA CLAUSA an, UConn, etc., make still wait and hope for word on mock, vice president and Betsy ★ Look Over Our Selection ★ Two victories stand out in the year membership on the Stu high school career. practice at these locations Students Receive Hyde, secretary-treasurer, were eight game season, both against dent Council and participation If an election were to be held unpracticable. the final outcome of their bid largely responsible to r organiz For member’s children in the Latin Club and High to see which MHS student were • tots • kids • toddlers 385 CENTER STREET Bristol teams. A 14-6 loss Mr. Phinney noted that to acquire land on which to ing the show. Daisy also head against Hall High, and two fine School World. He recently re to be given a million dollars, the caliber of oompietltlon build a pool for the use of the • youngsters. ceived a National Merit Schol Val would win with ease. What ed. the riioreography oomndttee efforts in the opening and clos has risen steadily in recent handicapped. ■which consisted of 16 , girls. Centaur Rocket’s The former location of C. J. Morrison Paint Store. We’d like to move as Uttle ing games must be mentioned arship Letter of Commenda would she do with the money? years, and he feels “It is The land in question is the English Awards Horns ~ Lights — Chairs tion. By no means confining his Her dream is to set up college Work on the show was begim' with these wins. In each, a hard not fair to the boys to en abandoned Nike launching area last spring when several mem Choice Of 2— stock as possible, so we’re making it worth while for you to BUY RIGHT NOW I fought game ended in a dismal activities to school, Les be scholarships for the students of ter them unless they are off Line St. in Glastonbury. A bers of the committee began Attend Either score. longs to Boy Scout Explorer the high school. properly trained for their bid »for the area was entered Betsey House and Paul Pll- Orbit Successful Tabies — Dishes ~ Fiares Ten letter winners will re Post 47. Val has won a number of real etvenU.” He cited the konis have been cited as out picking out the' music. The 10 O’clock A.M. late last summer with the Gen committee included Betsy Hyde, turn next year, led by all CCIL In his leisure time, Les en elections. She is a member of 1963-64 Indoor Squad (the eral Services Agency (GSA) of standing students of high or 2 O’clock P.M. quarterback Mark Heller. The joys sports, reading and coin the Student Council this year Sally MiUer, Joanne Nielson, Tremendous first without full use of the national government.''Since school English. They received (Cmitlnned from Page One) was the major goal of the flight. Dec. 19th, Dec. 19th, Speedometers — Flags — Binoculars season .should prove to be a collecting. Pool, old movies and and has also won a place on the M.H.S. hallways) as an ex Jan Noren, Pearl Olmstead and The Centaur was rigged for the site would be used for edu promising one if certain line p>o- motor scooters head the list of Senior Commencement Com ample. Last season was cational purposes the lOH at two of Connecticut’s 12 awards. Karen Prindle, all seniors. high-energy liquid hydrogen, bonus efforts to perform two sitlons can be filled successful Les’ many likes. Looking mittee. the only year In which a The National Council of Teach Also Joanne BeMveau, LsSUe fired for 6H minutes and drilled maneuvers which are slated as Pennants Compasses tempted to qualify under the • Gifts • Prizes • Favors Savings ly. back in history, Les states he Other high school and com Manchester boy did not Department of Health, Educa ers of English has named them Hunter, Joan Marlow, and M sr- itself into the planned orbit. major objectives on future test would like to possess the same munity activities are brighten place in the state indoor • Candy • Goodies • Coach Alibrio, however, will tion and Welfare program. This 1964 national runners-up in its lyn Twomey, all jozilors. Sopho This was the third successful flights. Their success today RIGHT NOW ON not be back to give the team "dynamic personality, high ed by her participation. She track finals. and SANTA CLAUS program would entitle lOH to annual Achievement Awards mores were Dorria DlMonno, space launching at Cape Kenne would provide engineers with and of course his fine leadership. After 18 standards and moral strength” was a member of the Aquaettes In no way is this to be dy in four days. valuable performance data. In Person! the land for nothing or for a compietition. Pam Franklin, Barbara Hol years of constantly working of the !ate President John F. during her sophomore and jun construed as a criticism of fraction of its real value. man, JUl Horton and Betty On Tuesday a apace glider The dividend experiments with the football squads he no Kennedy. ior years as well as a Library the Community college, but Last spring a committee of was laimched on a suborbital were scheduled after 28 minutes ★ Dad, .see’ the steward Stockin’ (port bole) Stuffers REBUILT The application was not English teachers from the high Kirby. longer feels that he can "serve Of all the memorable events Page for three years lOH has it is a fact that Manches viewed favorably at first be The other Aquette members flight to test techniques for lU- of travel by the Centaur in the ter is being deprived of a school nominated Betsey and for tickets NOW ★ the interests of the school in the in Les’ life, two of the most been among Val’s outside of cause of the youth of the mem are Cathy Anderson, Jo-an Bou ture spaceships d esired to ma circular orbit. The Ontaur en best manner.” The highly re valuable asset. Track, too, Paul to represent MHS in the outstanding are this year’s school interests as she was a bers of the lOH. The GSA ques dreau, Elatne Cole, EUnor Gib neuver and land like conven gines were to reignite for 64 sec spected coach and physics member for three years. Her is a tradition, In Manchee- competition. The n a t 1 o n 'a tional aircraft. onds in the first attempt to re TV SETS Turkey Day Race and his first tioned their ability to carry schools nominated almost 8,000 son, Betty Legaid, Batbara teacher gave personal reasons ski trip, part of which was talents are being used this year ter which is known as a out the proposed plans. The ap Thursday the Air Force start a hydrogen engfine in “running town.” students for the NCTE citation. Rayburn aixl Judy Richmond, for his retirement. He also felt spent in a drafty cabin atop Mt. in her church group since she plication was returned, and the launched a ’Titan 3A military space. Then control rockets that “ football requires youth The direct aim of indoor Of that number, 860 finalists aU '67. were to flip the bumed-out Cen Snow during a snow storm. is treasurer of the Luther Nike area was set to be auc ^>ace rocket on a successful SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER and energy — something that League. track has been to pr^>are were chosen. They represent The male guest memben are orbital flight. taur stage around 180 degrees If Les had a million dollars, tioned Deo. 28. 620 schools from 50 states, the Bob Burns, (Peter Kravltz, and seems to have slipped by re he would buy everything his Valerie’s plans for the future for the Spring season. The The only black mark during and residual propellant was to cently.” Whether or not youth backg^und o f winter train A t this point Connecticut’s District of Columbia, and Richard Scofield, all '65. Also be “blown-down” by air to cre MODERN TV SERVICE family desired, and a water include attending a four-year two U.S. senators, Abraham the week was an attempt has left Coach Alibrio, it is cer ing is vital if the boys are American preparatory schools Chuck McLaughlin and Bob ate a small amoimt of thrust to with PLANTS from WOODLAND GARDENS! front cottage with all the ac college. Trigonometry and Ribicoff and Thomas Dodd, and Wednesday to launch an un NOW LOCATES AT 99 SUMMER STREET tain that his enthusiasm for the Math Analysis, Modem Prob to meet other schools on an abroad. Olschevskl '66. Dave R eaiick manned model of the Project push the stage downward. game is not gone. Alibrio took cessories. He would then travel equal footing. It is fore Representative Emilio Q. Dad- In announcing the winners, On op>erational flights, the lems, English rv, and Chemis Paul PUkonis '65 unfortrmately' cannot parti Gemini man-in-space capsule. over the reins as head coach In a little and give the rest of the seeable that the Track , dario Intervened on the lOH’s James Squire, executive secre “ blow-down” procedure will OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M— TEL. 648-2205 money away to those he try are her courses of study for cipate becatise of a broken arm. The launching .was frustrated at 1961, replacing Walker Briggs, team’s spring performances behalf and obtained a review of tary of National Council of Under the supervision of move the stage away from the thought could use it the most. this year with trig being her the appUcation by Dr. Franklin the last second because of trou after 14 years as an assistant. favorite. Valerie is the daugh will suffer noticeably. Teachers of English, said that Miss Mary Jaronczyk, the ble which forced shutdown of separated spacecraft as fast as When Les completes his sen M. Foote. The HEW said they He posted a won-lost-tied rec ter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. More significant than the Council recommends these Aquaettes have been practic the engines after they had ignit possible to avoid confusing sen ior program, which consists of revise their opinion based on ord of 6-24-3 during this period. Wabrek of 15 Benton St. this are the benefits and students for college scholar ing three and four n^hts a ed. sitive instrument. The dummy UP Although he will not be re Honors Trigonometry and Math Dr. Foote’s recommendation, payload was not to be separated Bob Whitesell, '65. values derived from ath ships in 1965. The names of week, sometimes imtll 6 p.m. The Atlas-Centaur accuracy turning, it can be certain that Analysis, English, College Level letic competition. Indoor which would be given after he on today's test. these students are sent to all Much hard work has been put today was made possible by the veteran coach will always Western Civilization, Honors track offers one the chance reviewed the officers of the colleges and university admis Into this prog^ram, and it is flawless performance of an in IF YOU DONT WANT A be ready to give his aid to the Physics, typing and develop he resides with his parents, Mr. to travel, without interfer lOH. sions officers. In previous years, expected to be an excellent one. ertial guidance system which Chemicals Flood River Extra Fine Quality, Fresh board of education’s new choice, mental reading, he will pursue and Mrs. Leslie I. Dowd, at 36 ing with classes (meets The Interview was held Tues 99 per cent of the Awards win The performance will begin was steering the rocket for the ly Cut Double Balsam, whoever that may be. his education in college as a Packard St. are held in the evening) to day, Dec. 1, when officers of ners entered the colleges of at 8 p.m. tonight and tomor first time. On previous shots, WASHINGTON — Induatrial Scotch Pine. Jeff Nielson, '65 math major. Until that time. Marj Luke, '65 meet others, to engage in. the lOH stressed the impor their choice. Approximately 80 row i^ht at the high school the guidance package was car SMALL CAR... chemicals have a simple com ------______keen, satisfying competi tance of their advisory coun per cent of those applying for pool. The price o f admission. Is ried as a passenger and its po pound in common: H2 O. On one tion, and, hopefully to cil. The lOH did not expect the scholarships received financial fifty cents with SAA and one tential performance monitored major navigation system alone, YES, WE HAVE IIV E TREES” IN TUBS-! WE ALSO SEa make the foundation of government to turn the Nike aid. (foliar without. Tickets may be while a separate control system the Ohio River, barge move one’s character a bit site over to them. They hope The NCTE sends to all win purchased from any Aquaette directed the course. ments of chemicals rose 77 per I DARLAND stronger, through Individ that It will be given to their ners and runners-up scrolls of or at the door. Attaining the desired orbit cent in the pest five years. For The Cemetery $0.65 Brady, Kohlinsky Picked ual responsibility.. Anyone council which consists of many recognition. It hopors their Marilyn Twcnxqr, ’66. who has ever been in the notable citizens of the com Rusticlimes A T Logs, .A r e a Colorful and high school departments with } ROPING Hartford Armory with a munity. The advisory council certificates of merit. r Laurel, Pine, Boxwood, Attractive Baskets (for cheering crowd knows will assist the lOH in its endeav all winter). UP Mr. David Monahan, Miss P Balsam, Pine and Laurel, knows what this means. ors, especially in its effort to Helen E.stes, and Mrs. Gilbert GLC Provides ^ Prlnoess Pine, Lyoopodl- BIG ONES To Lead ’65 Soccer Team The problem then is not obtain the money to build the um. Hunt have been Betsey’s - and YD. UP Grave Blankets and Pillows one of money, spirit or proposed pool. The interest Paul's English instructors. Results, appreciation, fra worth, but one of unfortu shown and help offered the Dehae features at a Value Price! ternization, humor (soineLlinesI, Mr. Rogers’ announcement of Merry Y ule nate circumstances. The lOH by people of the entire these awards did not come as presentation, fodd, praise, re situation warrants consi Greater Hartford area was also too great a surprise. Both Paul ^ EVERGREEN POINSEHIAS Falcon Countiy Squire membrance, and revenge, mixed The Christmas spirit of Joy '64 FORD deration of students, ,ad- pointed out as an indication of and Betsey have received many Betsey House Auto, trans. Immaculate condition. in varying quantities, produced and giving is once again making *2490 mlnlstration, and commun the support that would be giv such awards in their high school W SO U G H S a memorable Annual Soccer ity. Let's hope this does en to the lOH. careers. its annual visit to students at Laurel, Balsam, Pine Banquet, last Tue.sday night In not become a eulogy for Attending the meeting for MHS. This spirit has been in Generous Bunch the MHS cafeteria. Indoor Track. the lOH were the four officers, Athletes Earn stilled in members of the Girls' To the general public only Les Dowd, '66. Erik John.son, 65, Brian McIn Leaders Club as evidenced by up '64 FORD Country Squire. Loaded with extras. one of the nine nouns above CCIL Berths, their annual Christmas project. *2990e tosh, 65, Sally Miller, 65, and Debate Team 65' - ^2 will lend itself to towm news, Lyn Dennison, 65, al.so Betsy This year the club is helping .the first. The results were Special Ed Class Hyde, 65, Mies Alice Madden, Mentors Cited to provide a merry Christmae . . WREATHS $1.19 those of the names 6f the new lOH advisor, Mr. Herbert for a family that would other captains. Coach Richard Daniel Johnson, chairman of the advi Starts Year wise be unable to afford maxiy CYCLAMEN $0.95 The week of Nov. 29th was of the Christmas treats. The '63 C H E V Y Bel Air Fordor. Extra nice. *1890 son announced that juniors Prepares Gifts sory council, Mr. N. William ^ (Plain 14”) Special! ^ LARG E " Dave Brady and COiet Koblln- Knight, trustee of the group, The Debating Team is set to one of great activity in the famUy consists of a mother sky will act as co-captains next The students in Mr. Fendell’s and Atty. James Higgins, legal begin the 1964-1965 season world of Manchester High and five girls, all under six PLANTS years old. pM With Plastic B ow ...... $1.59 year. Special Education Class have advisor. with a three-round tournament Sports. This activity was di Dr. Foote’s all-important rec Bach member of the club To the 28 attendii^ varsity been busy at work making on Dec. 12 at Moodus. Partici vided equally between the play hooters. Coach Danielson, J.V. ommendation has now been brings in clothes, toys and '61 C H EV Y Monza 4-Door Sedan. Auto, trans. Christmas Gifts for the ipany pating in this event will be .sev ers and the coaches. canned food that will be pre *1390 Coach Don Race, and a con youngsters at the Newington sent to Washington, bul as of eral high schools in the state. GHRISTMAS tingent of jayvees, the eight yet no news has been heard by With the end of the football, sented to the family. Each will I GARDENIAS $ Home for Crippled Children. All teams will debate the sub also contribute 50 cents which the members of the lOH ambiguous nouns together pro “Christmas,” remarked one ject, "Resolved that nuclear soccer and Cross Country sea CORNER Bob Whitesell, '65. will help purchase the tradi LARGE SIZE PLANTS duced the harvest of a sea o f these students, “would be a weapons should be controlled by sons has come the annual tional Christmas dinner, tree son's combat. As a gift from '63 VALIANT V-200 Fordor. Automatic. wondorful opportunity for ufe to Books which are reserved in an international organization. choices for A11-CX!IL athletes in and all the trimmings. Wreath Forms, Wire, Picks, *1690 the team,, tri-captain Bill Car Kelp other people.” From this For the past three months the these three sports. Three MHS Chris Neill, ’65, and her com MOTOROLA Styrofoam, Ribbon, Cones, < • ney presented M r.. Danielson the library by teachers for miggestion the class decided to debating team has been meet boys foimd positions, one in mittee, Sally Platz ’66, Nancy with the game ball from Mr. specific units may be obtained Ruscus, Artificial Fruit, POnED MUMS AZALEAS use their general shop period by asking at the cerculation ing weekly in room 233 under each sport, Pete Godin ’65. Chandler ’67 and Luanne Heck Danielson’s KMHh CCIL victory for the construction of various the direction of Mr. George F. stand-out with the Indians all ’67 are all workig hard to make CLOCK-RADIO with VISILITE Flowers, Decorations, which took place early in the desk. Some of these books can Brandy Bowb and Jars. '61 O LD S F-85 Cuthtfs. Auto, trans., P.S. types of enamled jewelry, such circulate overnight, - but they Dougherty, faculty advisor. year, was placed on the Ali this project of good will a $1>19 $3.45 *1690 year at Bristol. as pins and pendants and other Ldst year, MHS participated in c e ^ cross-country team. pRght shining success. ¥MMs lato you tsU time la Ibe dark Guest speakers included vice are due back in the librao'y be useful articles such as leather fore the first period the fol inside, Marshall Stevens '65, Robin Staricel ’66 because the dock face is softly — Also — principal George Emmerlftig, over 50 debates and was a oconb cases — these projects lowing morning. high scorer in the league, won Hgbted from bshind. The tiny Christmas Begonias who congratulated the team on 'high point getter” in the state SWAGS AND WREATHS have been completed imder the a spot on the soc<*r team. Jun VIsetarm signal Hghts to tell you Christmas Cherries Its unexpected 8-2-2 season, tournament. Last year’s most Coming Events when the alarm is ready to function. '62 PONTIAC 2-Door Hardtop. Immaculate. supervision of Mr, Sullivan, outstanding accomplish ior Mark Heller was awarded Artistically decorated. Al *1990 and Mr. Carl "the janitor” AFS Meeting the quarterbzick position on the Von can go to sleep with the radio Christmas Cactus, Geraniums, Oxalis, Afri their general shop teacher. ment the victory in the S p e cia l!: ways freshly made with Priees who .thanked the hoot All-CCIL team. Honorable pfeying (and the sleep twitch turns can Violets, Ivy, Begonias, Philodendron. ers for the "honor" of.attend In addition to the above men Greater Hartford District Aquaette Show - Friday, Nov U oriR:inality! tioned activltlca. the pupils AFS is looking for juniors Championship. mention went to football tack Saturday, Nov. 12 II off quietty). Lazalarm* lets you Many varieties of Cactus Plants ..35c each ing the banquet. le Dick Dotchin '85, and Rick e e l* an ertra forty winks In the NO SET DOWN PAYMENT • LOCAL BANK FINANCING Master of Ceremonjes (and .have worked in plastics and who are interested in host Those who will participate in 8 p.m...... Pool ing next year’s foreign stu Siegal, fullback on the soccer Msnieg. And, tlwre’s even a buzzsr ad-libs) Stan Opalach provided mosaic tiles a.s well as wood Saturday's debate are James team. Sports: Mm n for dsoee wtw need Kr See the necessary fuel in the form and metal working. dent. Students who are in MacPherson ’65 and Steve Pen Basketball - ’Tuesday, In coaching circles three fhls YOUR AUTHORIZED Mrs. Budd, of the Manchester terested in tjiis opportunity ny, Alan MacDonald and Bill Nov. 15 - Hall of green logs, illustrated maga sports have seen important High School Art Department are urged to obtain further Hust '66. The team is presently Jayvee...... 6:30 zines, and a barrage of jokes events. Ip football eighteen ha» instructed the Special Ekhi- Information from Mr. Glae- adding final touches to its pres 'Varsity...... 8:00 for departing seniors. The sen years, Coach Mr. Tony Allbrio VOLKSWAUEH DEALER iors, recipients of jokes and gag cation Class In a sp^al crafts ser in room 217. The AFS entation.^ Last Thursday was M HS A ren a committee will meet with in has resigned, despite hie rec Woodland Gardens TED gifts followed tradition each, course. With the aid of several the scene o f . a scrimmage Extended Homeroom terested parents on Tuesday, ord of 6-24-8 his driire and PMi "FROM GROWER TO YOU!" told his appreciation, remem members of the regular crafts (practice) debate between the ’Tuesday, Nov. 16 Newly,elected co-captaina o i the soccer^team look hopefully ability are well acknowledged brances and praise for Coach and seminar classes, they>made Dec. 15, in the main faculty C9i(^ qptuxrt Rebemval: Stane|f Electronics at the 1962 etate championship trophy. Dave, on the right, lounge at 8 p.m. The Robert MHP debating team and one by all. Soccer coach Mr. Dick A udK ociiun ^ 168 W O O D L A N D STRECT, M ANCHESTER Danielson and tri-captalns Bill has been a member of the vaiaity team for two years as a filled pewter pins, m any. of from South Hadley High Danielson was voted by the Carney, Bill Ryland5T and Duke McMillans, this year’s host fullback. Chet plays fullback. (Herzdd photo by O fiim .) .which will be glv.en as Christ School. From the outcome of School Coaches Association ea At Your Service — John nod Leon Zapadke ’ TRUDON Hutchinson. family, will be there to an Seniors are reminded ttmt mas gifts to members of their this debate, It le hoped that'ths 377 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER swer questions. Students, Cogiqh of the Year. He joliu Mr. when they use the Hbrary tiia No sodner was this season re- families. The work on family MHS team wiu score success Open Evenings • Phone 649-2838 whose parents plan to' at Tom Kelley, coach of ^ Base laA period ot eoteol, theyr’ •ailed, than Mr. Danielson l>e- Title (Oi3L crown—MHS 1963 cheater a bunch of ‘Indian’ glv- gifts inspired the etuAente to fully Saturday and begin ball teem, as the aeoond M u- 4___L OPEH Ml h N PJL Phoae64M474 Tfdland Turnpike q Talcottvilto gan blazliig next year’s traU. H« tend should notity Mr. Olae required to have pawea winner) away from ue this year, 6rs” . enpend their project to tti|S ser. anottMTinemocafele year. ebeeter eooch ot ttM Year. ■bM, "Han may haT« gotten the but I’m all ter majtinr Uan. ibe Purple Wenlov, ’6# but I’m all for meJdng Man- Hewinfkosi ehlMren. HUene IQeooit '96 Roy Pariu. ‘•6 r - a • -4 -
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Is suffering "a depressive reac Richard M. Goodwin, onca an vMon, also has baen worktog at « IV E H IM Events tion of the ttunoat gravity." aide to Prealdent John F. Ken the White House. Reedy, asked The letter, dated Dee. 4, said nedy, has baen named a special about tUs, said CUrk "Is bore CIGARS — P ins ^eople assistant to Johnson. This tor- tor a tow days making a faw Brighter Side Jmkliia waa improving big Poueht — UfhM n In Nation warned that he "remains vul- malisad'an arrangement under analysas tor the PresldenL" Ha NOW OPEN! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! nerabla to serious setback” If wMoh Johnaon had borrowed did not elaborate. Of the ?iew8 kubjeoted to atrasa befora hs Goodwin from the State Depart Earlier Thursday it waa ARTHURIRU8 In the learned that Kenneth ODonnen WASHTNOTON (AP) - Post- reeovara fully. H m doctor said ment tor speechwrltlng auign- m aster <3enerml id h a A . Grb- ha had rseammandad strongly m en u . utd David F. Powers, White that Janklns not appear at the Two other men have tempo House aides since the early NEW HAIR GROWN ^Betsy and pay transportation rAuski today ordered postal in Kennedy days, plan to resign News costa to Texas. hearlnga, due to resume early rary assignmente at the White CHICAGO 1(AP) — Ths an. spectors’ "observaUon statMns" next year. House and Johnson would like to soon. o ’^Donnell w ill take up pri nouncement caused a few raised ripped out er bloeked In. the vate employment and Powers ONn. DCBBECIL DOCBLEHEADER HOLDUP hire at least one of them on a eyebrows among the specialists men’s washrooms of rome 6,000 WASHmOTCN (AP) — Presi permanent basis. wlU Join tho staff ot th# Kanne- INSULATION EHUBBROOKK, Qim . (A P )— WEST COVINA, Calif. (AP) who made up the audience — post offices. dent Johnson has added a spe dy library. X OnU DubreuQ, SO, of Magog, — Two gunmen, apparently Marvin Watson, Democratic especially thoee with lots of “We’ll build no more lookout cial asslataat to hla staff and, in Quo., w u aantanood TliurMay working independently, entered state chairman in Texas, has forehead above the eyebrowa. sutlons In the washrooms and recent days, borrowed the serv occupied a White House desk Round Bacon Canned to rix montha In ]nU for aandlng But photographs showed that the same bank at almost the W. H. ENGLAND same moment Thursday, police cover up the ones that axiat,” ices of two other men who could since Monday. Reedy said he throatantng la tte n to MTa. John physictaaa at the University of Gronouni said In an intervtew. aald. wind up with steady Jobs at the did not know what cte>res Wbt- CHICAGO — A packing com F. Kannady. Pennsylvania had indeed grown ‘T don’t consider that the White House. L U M K R C O . Ra plondad gufltjr to a charga Witnesses in the West Covina son might be pertormlng. pany la potting round slices, of hair 40 the heads of 31 bald lookout stations in the rest of George B. Reedy, White Ramsey Clark, assistant at cooked bacon In vacuum cans. of manaclng a paraon with m en. branch of the United California the poet office violate anyone's "At the Greco" S4S-S291 daath. Bank aald one gunman demand House press secrsuiry, an- torney general In charge of the Ita ehelf life and flavor are both Dr. Christopher M. Papa said rights — but I think the wash Qouneed late Thursday that Justice Department’s lands di- said to be good. Dufaroitn admitted ha aent a he and hla assodatea used tes ed money of teller Grace Lund, room lookouts are aa unfortu 80. The other sim ilarly ad latter to tba praaldant’a widow tosterone, a hormone that has nate invasion of privacy,” he In Waahlngton laat Fab. 1 been oaOed one of the causes of dressed teller Yvonne Qulsto- added. p te r, 36, at another window. thraatening bar aon John with baldness, to stimulate the hair Vlrtu&Uy an post offices with daath imlaaa aha aant him “a growth. Both men had paper sacks. m ore than 90 em ployaa are Betwen them they collected largo aum of money." Dr. Papa told the meeting of equipped with tiny areas from ALUMINUM 3 TRACK VINYL-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE Ha aant a aacond letter Sept S the American Academy of Der- about $4,000, the bank said. which poatal Inspectors — and eontalnlng new thraata, author- matolo^ Thursday he is not Upon leaving the bank one got Inspaotora alone have the keys ttiea aald. sure wt^ the hoimone acts as Into an automobile and drove — may watch unobserved SELF-STORING The U.8. Federal Bureau of both cause end cure of baldness. away. The other departed on through one-way glass the oper- by RUBEROID Invaatlgatlon and Secret Service He said the testosterone In fo o t aUona of the work area ted, WINDOWS Invaatlgated and Dubreull waa EoonomloaL Greaae and add resist cream form allied to the bald until today, the men’s wash ant. Cleans in a whisk. arreated la Magog aeveral heads appeared to have nour room s. weeka ago. Patterned for giactone IOC. ished connective tissues under Talk Scheduled only « 1 0 ®5 decor. 9 " X 9 ". the scalp, rejuvenating them WASHINGTON (AP), — A QKM. OBfJEfiTHBB' and stimulating the fOUlcIes that On Camp Ramah doctor who has been treating 8-DAY DELIVEBY BUDGET TERMS NEW YORK (AP) — Retired predously had held only mi Walter W. Janklns has recom ALUMINUM COMBINATION Gan. Alfred M. Oruenthar, croscopic fuss. mended stron^y against having former aupreme Allied com Temple Beth Sholom will the resigned im te House aide mander In Europe, haa received HIPPO GETS HfHffiE have a Sabbath eve service to testify in the Senate Rules Com the 19M Citation of Merit from night at 8:15. Lewis Chernoff mittee’s Bobby Baker investiga REC ROOM SPECIAL NORTHAMPTON, Maae. (AP) of West Hartford, past chair STORM DOORS the Salvatioa Army Aaaoclatl(» A two - ton Uppopotamus tion. 2” X 3” X 7’ of New York for his "nearly man of the Connecticut Com Jenkins, on a brief golfing apparently hesded from the mission of Camp Ramah, will half a century of servlca to the Brooklyn, N.Y., iZoo to Texas holiday in San Juan, Puerto world, to hla country and hla speak on the program and the Rico, said Thursday: "I’ll see - i 2” X 3” X 8’ Complete With $ 1 9 9 5 through the efforts of three value of Camp Ramah life. fellow man.” Smith College girls who submit after my stay here." Hardware Former Praaldent Dwight D. Camp Ramah Is sponsored by A letter frmn Dr. Leon Yo- ted a winning Md of |400 for the Teachers’ Institute of the Elsenhower, who racelv^ the the animal. chelson, a psychlatey professor sam e aw ard in 1990, told the Jewish Theological Seminary at George Waahlngton Ihiivoral- Ellen Emerson, 19, of Con of America, and operates a net asaoclatlOQ Thursday of the cord, Mass., a spokesman for ty Medical School here, to lUiles 1X 3 FIRRIN8 "great service” the Salvation w ork o f cam ps In the U nited Ck>mmlttee Chairman B. J a r PREFINISHED MAHOGANY CEIUNe TILE tho Smith College trio that rash States and Canada. Children Army gave to American Ola of ly put up the $4(X), said Thurs ett Jordan, D-N.C., said Janklns 4'x7' Sh M ts both world wars. “Any soldier from the age of 10 years and 12” x 1 2 ” STRIPS day they had decided to let the SPECIAL can have otdy gratitude for the hippo m to the Rio Grande up are eligible for admission. Salvatioa Army,” he said. Valley 2k>ologlcal Association. A Sabbath tea and a nues- MEET ME AT Mias Emerson, great grand tlon and answer period will fol 10c Ea. 3c R . EDWIN O. REIBCHACER daughter of philosopher Ralph low the service. TOKYO (AP) — Edwin O. Waldo Emerson, said Sie hippo m m Dreae Up Your Ceilings (Free Use of Stapler) Reischauer, U.S. ambassador to deal is "the biggest thing that . .t iiO, 08 Japan, received an honorary has happened for. years” on the Be m odern with DF : ICIOUS doctor of literature degree Smith campus. CHAP DROIlFD Thursday from Nihon Universi The girls worked out the fol ty In Tokyo. The citation hailed lowing arrangement with Bald BOLTON NOTCH LUMBER & SUPPLY (». him aa "an apostle of world win B. Lee, of Springfield, ST EA K 9 9 “ peace” who has "added much to Mass., who wanted the hippo for (FORMERLY McKINNEY LUMBER) the promotion of amity between his zoo: the Umted States of America The 10-year-old hippo, called NEW W NO TIPPNSG ROUTE 44-A, AT THE "NOTCH" ~ OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.. SAT. to 1 P.M. and Japan and to the develop Betsy, will go to the zoo to be KITCHEN g # AS roo AMT TELB>HONE 643-2193 — CALL COLLECT ment of cultural exchange be developed in Harlingen, Tex. Open 7 Days ll;S0-9 tween the nationa.” Wilson Fry, curator of the Rio FAUCET 287 West Middle Turnpike Grande zoo, will reimburse the P E TE R FORD girls for their $400, w ill go to LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor New York to take delivery of Glenn Ford's aon, Peter Ford, 19, who has a five-year singing contract with Capitol Records, 1 TOLLAND won court approval of the pact TURNPIKE Thursday in Los Angeles. He FOR RENT began singing last summer with S nnd 16 mm. Movie Projec- " ^ ^ * ^ A L L YEAR GIFT! MANCHESTER- ton—-Bound or ellent, also a group, ‘"^e Creationa." His VERNON TOWN LINE lather and mother, dancer Elea 86 mm. alldn projeetore. WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE V I T T N E R ’ S ™ nor PowaU, are divorced. 5 WELDON DRUG CO. 841 BROAD STREET fSl Mata St—TeL 648-6821 Phone 649-4648 OPEN 7 D A Y S - DAILY 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.— SAT. and SUN. 8 A M . to 6 P.M. Y-Teen Dancers Presents Plan Yule Parly Gracious Country Living (VERNON, CONN.) Members of the Y-Teen ball room dancing class of the Man Christmas Wonderland! chester YWCA will have a ■ J'.'IW* ‘W lf p if J 'l Christmas party Wednesday at 6:80 p.m. at the Commimlty Y, 79 N. Main St. Hoatessea, all members of the YWCA committee, will be Mrs. with all the extras of Richard Murphy, Mrs. Pierre Marteney, Mrs. Bruce Stauffer, Mrs. Gerald Compasso, Mrs. N. L. Krascella and Mrs. .^1 Soi-'-y. Each class member may in vite one guest. Punch and cook city living conveniences ies will be served and there will •..F , : > be a grab bag. > Steve Sutton is instructor of .4- Y .e ^ JT *4 (city streets, water and SEWERS, too!) the class, which includes 22 pu V 4 pils of limlor high school age. The current series of 10 lessons r t . will conclude after a holiday ii recess. A U ... > ..... THESE PRICES INCLUDE EVERYTHING! ; Rooms ■ 4 ^ '■ ♦ ' * **’ ' > '7* o ' Kitchen in decorator colors, dishwasher . . . disposal! WANTED .* ' * CLEAN LATE MODEL * . . . built-in Oven-Range . . . Refrigerator . .. Wall Fan . . . large closets U SED C A R S . . . laundry in lower level . . .TV Antenna . . . Non-Electric door chimes 135 TOP PRICES PAID STORES OPEN with an optical lens viewer for added protection . . . telephone outlets How to get to Mount Vernon: 16 minutes from Charter Oak Bridge, East on Wilbur Cross Parkway to Exit 97. Left to Route 30, then Right on pre-wired . . . insulated and sound proofed for complete privacy . . . FOR ALL MAKES EVERY NIGHT Route 30 for 2 miles. Carter Chevrolet Living room and bedrooms along with entry halls and stairs fully car As you drive into the 700 foot Estate driveway you are greeted by a , GARLAND peted . . . Ceramic Tile bath with decorator color fixtures . . . Full lovely home-like atmosphere amidst the abundance of oak trees. The Co., Inc. UNTIL CHRISTMAS X CEMETERY BASKETS 4 *^ Rooms apartment dwellings of Colonial architecture are placed in individual set 1229 Main St.—649-6238 Length Mirror on bedroom door . . . Individual apartment thermostat tings of spaciousness giving one a feeling of privacy and seclusion. Mount Vernon has been hewn from 65 acres of beautiful woodland and trans- or ROPING ically controlled heat . . . complete maintenance service . . . and a well foiTued into an Estate Look with natural landscaping. _ ^ _ i $ 2 -9 5 $ ^ .9 5 $ g .9 5 $ 0 .9 5 x>{ y H E M L O C K versed resident superintendent . . . and course, most convenient to Ample parking at your door step for your convenience! Mount Vernon bus line, shopping centers, schools and churches. COMING NEXT *155 3'/> and 41/2 room apartments reflect fine quality and workmanship tliroughout and as you browse you will be pleasantly surprised by the y PINE-LAUREL SUMMER: Swimming Pool, Tennis Ckiurts, Picnic Tables, Recreation thoughtful extras never included, anywhere, at these prices. SEEING IS BELIEVING . . . and if you’re apartment-hunting, be sure to ses Christmas Trees M Areas. y PINE ^ CEMETERY BLANKETS MOUNT VERNON. BEAUTIFUL U y LAUREL I JUST LOOK AT ALL THESE EXTRAS! (AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU!) 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/ MANCUESTBR EVENING HERALD, BLANCUBSTER, GUNN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE NINBTBI EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COim« FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1964 DAIl.Y CPMWSWORD PUZZI.F RockvUle-V ernon range, wall fan, non-electric by Andrew Tricarico, a member Lin KoUowskl and daughter, PLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MA^OR UOOPLE "1 Antmr to B o ll door chimes, ceramic tUe bath of the Town Recreation Com 320 South S t ; Mra. Nancy Pin- room, Individually controlled mission. ' ard and son, 12 Highland Ave.; WiJT Poets heat, TV antenna connection 'Tricarico also noted that no Deborah Smith, Ellington. Venue Changed New Government to Face and laundry equipment in each skating will be permitted at the ROTH ACROSS man basement- district recreation area, Valley 'Vernon newt Is handled by In Philpot Case HAfJtit* TH* OL' LA «^ gSCooUdgo Lavitt noted that plans call The Herald’s Rock'ville Bureau, IRomtn poet nlcknamo Falls Park. He also said that STORES SOfdon — for .the- construction of a swim no hunting will be allowed at 8 W. Main St., telephone IP OAKE IS SERIOUS ABOUT RASSLINa\ 44Voidad Problems, Wolff Warns An agreement was filed in ME, tLU TAKE THAT OC BTUFPBD TOMAU 'w''«WSMBeR,HES AN SAIoin (liOtin) etcutcheoo ming pool, tennis courts, picnic the Valley Falls area. 873-SlSd of MS-2711. OPEN ES6 WITH A SOFT llAbttnct b«lnp (her.) tables and a recreation area. No parking will be permit Tolland County Superior Court AN' BAN® HIM T30WN SO HATO ON HiS U “Bin«d of 44 Tibetan nielle For the pri'vacy of residents, f a ir w a y SHELL.' ONCE TOO propoial that all candidatM^hlnea. He urged those attend* : HEAD HE'LL BEAN ASTRONOMER WHEN Rout Flih” A ted on any town road during or yesterday by attop;iles for the EVERY WRAP THOSE 47Aifam dlk each apartment is fully sound He COMES TO/ — tLU « r r A s o u e e z e pool- 48 Cut of mutton for the board of representativee ing to support legislation for immediately after the end of a Change Machine Andover Lake Management Aa- 60RILLA Ar m s 13 Author of SO'-ParadlfaUMt” the removal of the jparty lever. proof and the rooms, entry snowstorm. According to toum sociation (ALMA) and the Rev. /!■// Hold on his eouator. an' /m en x "Aenold" in the coming consolidation halls and stiUrs are covered NIOHT LOOSEN UP, HE'LL BE ABLE TO WEAR AROUND HIM, author “It should be maile easier for ordinance, no parking is per William M. Philpot, agreeing to 15 Ages E2 Biblical city election should ett down, agree with wall-to-wall carpeting. Rohbed of 6105 BlIGGS BUNNY A SLEEVE BAND POR A BELT/ 16 Bo Indebted the people to split their ticket," mitted and cars will be towed a change of the case to Hart 53 Prickly buib on a procedure for selecting an Wolff said. “There Is no other Sunday School Services Set away -If violations occur, Trica TILL II Sole 54 CIW fog Jurifdktloa ford Superior Ck)urt. 19 Metal 10 Wintry administrative asaistant and state in the union In which The Church school depart rico sa:d. He is town road fore A knowledgeable thief made ALMA has brought an in 55 Ireland pradpttathm SSOiM of c ^ r ^ e i hire him tmediately was made ments of the Union Congrega OKAV,'^ |1 OPT EVEgVTHINI' IN! r HMM :v " oi^av,'N 30 Female iheep DOWN 11 Mother of ItUndi ipUttiiig a ticket U as hard as man. off with $106 yesterday after junction action against the New PETUNIA! VOU'LL ftUT I 21 Above (contr.) mankind 14 Worry by Thomas Wolff, an insurance It la here." tional Church will hold White Hospital Notea Haven N e g r o minister to pre 22 Town at mouth 1 Egyptian Judge Gift services during the regu breaking into a dollar changing V / l C A N 'T CXJIVE ^ HAVE C A N 'T 00 ofthe dead Iglntardktioii SS unite a( executive and candidate for the Wolff lauded Rockville High Admitted Wednesday: Ade vent him from further use of of Tiber oeadnclanei lar class periods Sunday. Gifts machine at the Coin Laundry Llk:E THAT...THE TO AN V TH IN 3 34Flintaftle 2 Flying 14 Stringed board of representatives. School Principal Martin Fagan line Moulton, Stafford; Arthur Andover Lake. The Rev. Mr. HOOD WILL FLV^ 3 Ailmenti Inttrument S78haner Wolff, speaking last night at will be g;lven to local families and Dry Cleaners establish TOYS HELP ABOUT 2SArid ITSpider'i bonM MRlndn poet for his new proposal to train Butcher, 10 Roberts Rd.; Bruno ment on W. Middle Tpke. Philpot used the lake on sev OPEN! ME! MAKIN' 30 Hindu divine 4 Initrumental the Jaycee Distinguished 8erv* and graduate some children and to the Mansfield State Sumislaski, 107 Brooklyn St.; eral occassions last summer, being duet 20Batimet SIArdor Training .School and Hospital. According to the laundry’s TOYS - TOYS . TOYS VERCAR 5 Mariner'! 33 Indolently 4S Short pootleil Ice Award banquet, said that who otherwise would not grad Rose Parent, 42 N. Park St.; even though he Is not a mem 31SwUi metiure 25 Cretan foot Each gift is to be wrapped owner, Alfred Amell of 110 Bry- ber of ALMA, owners of the — AT — 32100 iquare direction there are huge problems facing uate. "Thia is the Imaginative 1 Lucille Charette, 272 South St.; on Rd., the thief, instead of pry metert 6 Black (comb, mountain dSTuo.MOt the new government, and the thinking that we need," Wolff simply in white paper and Charlotte West, Ellington; Em- facility. including form) 3 6 Clphera 4BJewd string so that the Mansfield I ing open the machine with a Rev. Philpot has maintained 33 Tentmaker 27A M U ch In^ediate hiring of the admin said. ily Connor. Vernon. FAIRWAY PRICES! 36 Harangue TIUlUn UUe of 4710U (Romm) staff can select appropriate hea-vy Iron, as is typical of this that his ownerriilp of property SATURDAY 29 AJnrroathre 49Bi^ttndter istrative assistant, authorized Wolff also noted that the I Admitted yesterday: Bradley type of break, drilled a small 40 Auditory organ addreta gifts for their patients. Dart, Bolton Rd.; Harris Lud on the lake gives him the right 41 Belonging to a SSaluter SI Noble'i 61 At in the new governmental char conununity needs another hole next to the lock and then swimming pool, and he said 'Those who would like their wig, Ellington: Helen Kunkel. 5 to use the lake. ALMA main Turnpike Plaza ter, will give the assistant a gifts wrapped more decorative- pushed up the latch to unlock 976 Main St. 1 z “head start" in his job. that unlesk we provide some McKnight Clr.; John McLeod, tains that since the lake is pri 70S Middle ly, paper and ribbon may be the machine. The thief then re vately owned,* they may decide Downtown The new government will re healthy recreation areas for 177 South St. moved the (.money box and re- Turnpike E. ' teen-agers, "we may find our inclosed inside the white -wrap Birth yesterday; A son to who uses it. Manchester Next to place Vernon’s present three ping. The Mansfield staff will locked the machine. No date has been set for ^FAIRW AY-- selves 'With a juvenile delin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crawford, • |«M h I n i goverranente on July 1. Amell discovered the theft hetim.
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^AGS TWENTT HANCHBSTBA EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER U . 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE TWENPy-ONrf ------1' I . ■ ■ ------. ' •------1—------^------.->i„ Brawns After Titles Brown Eyes Record^ Giants Gun for Upset Steve WitkowskL Selected Y. A. Tittle on Spot in NFL Feature To Receive Gold Key Award CHLBOtl—Art Johnson 210,< ' DEMOCRATIC WOMEN — The Browns, of comas, lifvs a Don WiUiams 210-559. Cy Per Norma Hale 466, Maryanne when the Qevelandf’Jurles_ all season, will be lacking^ NEW HAVEN (AP) — the annual dinner Jan. 26 ln*WltkoWski won the natk«al ate' NEW YORK (AP) — 'Hlveneas and one In which he^aturday major weapon in fuUoack Jim kins 209, Clwrlle Sprague 204- Bossldy 470. Marge Pettingill Hamden. 8 duckpin bowling title In gave way to a rookie in the last Browns attempt to wrap up the the services of center 552, Bill Aronson 202, Bemie Steve Witkowski, veteran When Cleveland and New Larson and running back Clar my Brown, who has LJM yards 213—509, Helen White 176. Others to be honored the sami two ganries. There is wide E u tem Conference title the rushing and needs only one Banavlge 202. Mike Tobin 201, head athletic trainer at York get together in Yan ence Childs, injured last week, night, and whose names wer^ He has been the hdad othletie spread speculaUon that it could Giants had won the three pre touchdown to equal Don Hut Clem Quey 569, Vic Squadrlto HOMEMAKERS— Elna Dim Wesleyan University and kee Stadium Saturday, the be Yat's last pro game. vious years. and several others counted out 553. previously announced, are Joe trainer at Wesleyan for 32 son’s career record of 108. ock 179-503, Ginger Yourkas twice a trainer for U. S. years. He has also eerved as Browns will be gunning for He isn't saying. At 2-9-2 this season, New York earlier. 189. . Cosgrove of Waterbury, a fornj- Tittle threw 33 and 38 touch But that isn't the CManU’ only er minor league baseball star, president of the Eastern Athletic the National Football "Who can predict when a man la, of course, out of it and can worry. DUSTY-AUTO—Dick Brown Oljtmpic teams, was named only hope for an upset. The down passes the last two sea today to receive a gold key and William F. (Bill) O’Brien, Trainers Association, and as League’s Eastern Confer- _ will be through physically?" the "No team In the m x , today 351, Stan MiruckI S.’ l, Ken KAFFEE KLATCHERS — District 1 dirsttor of the Nation Browns, 9-8-1, can clinch with sons, but has managed only nine Ostrinsky 353, Harold Jarvis AniU Girardln 188-476. Shirley long - time New London High 38-year-old quarterback asked this season. One of his better can afford to key on one man," from the Connecticut Sports al Athletic Trainers Association. ence title, Jimmy Brown for I a victory. A loss or tie would S58, Edgar Bralnard 145-381, Anestis 175-458, Ann Mitchell School athletic director and Thursday. "Unless an injury days was in the 42-20 loss to New York Coach Allie Sherman Writers Alliance. coach. a record, the Giants for an then make the Utle rest on the Gene Phaneuf 160-088, Dyke 460, Betty Richardson 460. Witkowski was a high school takes you out, an athlete loses Cleveland, when ho hit 19 of 31 said. “ The Browns are im The presentaUon will he made Among other accomplishments. upset and old Y. A, Tittle outcome of the Sunday game proved over last year. With Pleasent 144-378, Walt Tellier baseball and football star at his sharp reHexes and things between second-place St. Louis, for 177 yards. The Browns Middletown High School, and . . . well, just what will he like that gradually. It's sort of flanker Paul WarfleM going so 368. POWDER PUFF—Carol Mer 8-3-2, and Philadelphia. scored 28 points in the final ritt 178, Pat Dibble 215- 507.' played with and mahaged tha be gunning for? an evolution." quarter of that game, three of well, Frank Ryan has more Tittle, who has had some of than one receiver. The kid also PINETTES — Ruth Sllhavy Bertha Ferrand 176, Lynn Middletown Giants in the Mid- The Giants' old Bald Eagle is The old warrior, who has been his greatest days sigainst the them set up by the defense. Hughes 175-182--504, Lillian dlesex County Baseball Liague. "I Just hope Tittle has a good helps Brown’s cause. No, it 189-453, Barbara Goddard 475, B.C.s Austin in Headlines closing out his 15th professional a bench warmer the last two Browns, is the key figure in takes a balanced defense these Dot Whitehead 189-468, Norma Harpln 455. In addition to having won the season, a season that has been games, was named as the New York hopes for an upset. day," St. Louis Coach Wally national singles duckpin bowling Lemm said several days ago. days to stop anybody.” Adanis 109-461, Dot Peterson marked by injury and ineffec- Giants' starting quarterback The Giants, troubled with In- '93-320, Bert Gloss 462, Cathy DUSTY — Walt Yaworski On Ability to Score Points title, he h u at one time or Ringross 173-462, Barbara An- 200, Walt Phillips 206, Ray De another held six national duck ;;er.son 179-470. mers 22?, Bill Vaders 203-566, pin bowling records, eight New Nell Lawrence 204, Dick Sun- NEW YORK (A P )—Theroapoints to climb within one at 72- England records and been high THE VILLAGE CHARMERS—Ann ■lln 200. A1 Townsend 228‘ 614, are a lot of new faces 71. in the national rankings three times. He is also a member of Surprise!... Surprise! Ski Notes Anderson 126—358. Ra-’ Bolduc 210-568. Dick Bick- on the college basketball scene Billy Cunningham of North "■ord 201. Gil ’Thibodeau 207, this season, such as Louie the 200 club, having rolled a 205 Carolina with 48 TOlnts, Larry single game. Herald Angle MIXED DOUBLES — Ruth Jack Stiebetz 204, Ervin Whip Dampier of Kentucky, Ron Sheffield of Notre Dame with 37, Ostrander 127-126—381. ple 212. Sepic of Ohio State, Wes Bialo- Rick Barry of Miami, EXa., with Witkowski Is married smd has Giants Picked to Win suknia of Connecticut, Bob Lew 30 and Bob Verga of Duke With a daughter. By is of North Carolina and Nevll SET FOR HOME OPENER— Co-captaina Rich Sturtevani and Todd Spicer, irout REPUBLICAN WOMEN — MERCHANTS — Bob Wil- 24 also made the headlines on Shed of Texas Western. EARL YOST row, will lead Cheney Tech tonight against Lyman Memorial. Looking on in back Dot Fogg 150, Pat Turkington lette 143-364, Bob Damaschi Thursday's slim national sched NEW YORK (AP)—Throw the figures out the win row are Marc Renaud, Larry Foohey, Walt McNally, Andy Tomko and Ken Mark- 155, Irene Johnson 152, Dot You can add John Austin of ule. Sports Editor 135-362, Mike Denhup 140-3.')6, Boston college to the list today. dow this week. 'The whole season hangs in the balance etein. (Herald Photo by Satemis). Tervell 191. Bea Bagley 155- Frank Galla.y an Associated Press panel, er. ( 8) Wide Worid of boys have lost four straight. who normally do the technical was deafening from the near PHILADELPHIA (AP) — IKring the regular season the Roy for Y.A. and salvage one prize ...All 15 applicants for ad outfielder, won the American at 6. Fletcher Glass and Boltoh announced Thursday, was as Sports - Rodeo AFL work have had to do the other capacity audience v/hen the the Oncinnatl Royals intend to als had a 7-5 series edg(e — ac RESTAURANT — El Carter “ There’s no sense throwing 96 (18) Touchdown from a disastrous'season, ^ob- Buffalo 31, Denver 17 — Un mission to the Central Con League slugging UUe with a .606 counting for the fact they fin 137- 359, Jim Stanizzi 132-402. Pharmacy play at 7 and Nasslff jaconic as his steady perform per cent of the time when you work and the result is we are young fellow went back to Join make a close race of the Ekist- 6:30 (30) Underwater Fish ably last game for Tittle, Alex less the snow is hip deep, the his teammates. He was Aloy- necticut EHstrict Beard of Ap ished only four games back of Ekl Pagani 136-360, Hank Frey Arms vs. Miller’s Pharmacy at ance on the field. got the runners. If one bogs far behind schedule. A few fel average last season. Mickey ern Division, they’ll have to do ing Webster and Andy Robustelli. Bills should roll on the ground proved Officials failed to pa.s.s Boston after 80 games. 138- 151—406, Frank Calvo 137- "It’s nice.” he said, “ but it down, the other picks it up.” lows worked last weekend but sious (Alex) Murphy, the rol ManUe of the New York Yan- It the hard way. The six-time (18) Boston Patriots But if Browns blitz Tittle early and regain half-game edge over licking and talented standout the written examination given In 1962-63 Cincy carried Bos 360, Don Simmons 144-159— Y MIDGETS never concerned me one way or Statistics prove the point. they could break it wide open there still remains quite a lot Monday night. Mert Bollard ,kees, a four-time champion, was world champion Boston Celtics big -game next week in Boston, of work and it is hoped that a forward with Prince Tech. It second with .591, the official ton the full iseven games in the 402, Rome Irish 145-138— 416, Play beg(lnB next week with the other. I like to get it, but I Last season Unitas threw 20 for Giants are a thin, thin line. chairmanned the committee in are making sure of that. playoffs after giving the Celtics didn't worry about it. If it’s SUNDAY idle Boston coming up to their good turnout of volunteers will was a new twist, a uniformed averages released today Dick DlBella 156-136— 398, Ed two games on Monday and touchdown passes and the Colts St. Louis 27, Philadelphia 17 San Diego 28, Kansas City 14 charge. The exams were pre Boston defeated the Royals trouble during the campaign. Bujaucius 138-142— 407, Larry Thursday nights. Tuesday at 6, going to come, it’s going to scored 11 by rushing. With a 1:00 (80) Roller Derby be at the slope Sunday at 9:30. player joining the cheerlead show ^. — A few reservations here. If — Chargers beat the Chiefs ear pared in national headquarter.s for the fourth time In as many Sam Jones, as usual, paced Bates 137-136—371, BUI Skee- Hilltop Motors meet Boland Oil aome.” final game to go against Wash 2:00 ( 3) Time Out for ers, but it was well received, Fkjwell, s big, left/handed bat Browns win Saturday, the Cards lier 28-14 and have nothing to and distributed to the varlou.s meetings, 116 - 101 Thursday the winners with 22 points while key 373, Eld Burbank 353, John followed by Manchester Auto Unitas received 32 votes out of ington Sunday, the 1964 Colts Sports Haven't heard any official although most unusual. When ter, collected 257 total bases in may be in no mood to put out worry about except title game local boards throughout the night. The Celts, facing Phila Tommy Helnsohn and John McNeill 351, Dick Doran 366, Parts vs. Elks at 7. Thursday a possible 42 by three selections have tallied 17 times on passes 2:15 ( 3) NFL Steelen at word yet, but, I’m sure that Murphy was set to play, he country... CBS teevee la pre 424 official times at bat. Amraig Sunday. But with the title on the Dec. 26. Last home game for last weekend’s snowfall brought delphia’s vastly Improved 76ers Havllcek had 18 each. Bill Rus Dick Albee 352, John Rieder night. Peck Lumber and W y In each league city. Jim Brown by Unitas and 27 rushing. Cowboys nearly dropped when one of the pared to make a switch, if ne his extra base hits were 17 dou line the Cards’ air arm of Char San Diego and they could turn it enough snow to some areas to tonight, now are 4% games sell had 13 points, grabbed 24 362, Tiny Johnson 353, Don Lo man Fuel play at 6 with Man Of Cleveland got five. Lenny The difference has been 3:80 ( 8) AFL New York game officials informed him cessary, to bring viewers the bles and 39 home runs. ley Johnson is too much for Ea into a Roman carnival. open this weekend. It would be that for his “ part” in the show ahead of the Royals in the East rebounds and held Jerry Lucas gan 363, Eld Scott 370, Jack chester Travel Service vs. Ted- Moore of the Colts two and healthier, rampagring Lenny vs. Houston top National Football League Mantle, the leader in 1956, ern standings of the National to only eight rebounds. gle defense. Cards won three Houston 24, New York 21— wise for anyone considering it was done at the cost of being Cofiell 354. ford’s at 7. ohnny Morris of Chicago one. Moore, who has run for 15 weeks ago, 38-16. Hou.ston's passing game finds game of the day Sunday. Sat 1956, 1961 and 1962, had 275 total Basketball Association. Oscar Robertson got 31 points here were two abstentions. the trip North to consult with asse.ssed a techniscal foul. The touchdowns, and the addition of Baylor’s Don Trull set sever Green Bay 28, Los Angeles 7 usual holes in Jets’ defense. the various ski reporting me urday’s New York and Cleve bases In '64, including 25 dou A year ago Boston disposed for the Royals, leaving him Just J. Unitas twice led the Colts to bruising rookie Tony Lorick to foul was never called, but it al passing records last season — Packers wrap up second dia for conditions before you land battle starts the weekend bles, two triples and 35 homers, of (31incinna^4-l in the Eastern five shy of the coveted 10,000 "yFL titles in the past and set added a little to the humor of off. Should New York win, or complement fullback Jerry ' and only one out of every 26 place and trip to Miami for ^■^Gray squirrels do not store make the drive. 'In 466 official trips. Division playoff finals but dur- point career plateau. -records with his spectacular Hill. the occasion. tie, CBS will pipe in Sunday'.s «- passes was intercepted. Playoff Bowl by reversing ear- nuts for the long winter ahead OF MANCHESTER Philadelphia-St. Louis contest FLETCHER CLASS GO. in one central cache. They bury For the past few years the them in many places Just a few will be carried. If Cleveland Connecticut Ski Council has Short Stuff wins, the regfularly scheduled l-P oor Sedan. Sharp. Fully Bqu^ped. inches underground. sponsored the European ski UConn doesn’t have s big tilt will feature Washington 'When You Think of Glast^ S49 4521 flight and once tigain it is plan ger booster than Len Yost (no and Baltimore, Western Con Think of Fletcher** ning the trip. Plans have been relation). The Blast Side Jew ference champions. MKAK MANCHKSTBR CKMTKR well formulated and many res eler can be seen in the stands * • * £ASY PARKIN9 , , . , ervations have been received. at Stores at every home game N O W AT OUR .tllERlCA'SM'lStLLIHSi The trip will be made in Febru on nights that East Catholic End of the Line ary and it will last for about High doesn't play. Len also Ice skating conditlona arc NEW LOCATION SCOTCH WHISKY! three weeks. Anyone wishing has a rooting interest, rather good at both Center Sprlng.s yjJUMWn to make the trip must be a personal, in the Eagles; his Annex and CJharter Oak Park. member o f. a Connecticut Ski son being with the jaj’v e e s... Hours of supervised skating on ' Manclie&te/i LUMBER" Baaron Pittenger, chief drum 54 McKEE STREET SCOTLAND’S Council Club. The Manchester the weekend will be until 10 Ski Club is a OouncU Club and beater for Harvard sports and my lefthand neighbor in pre.ss o’clock tonight and on Satur BEST If anyone wishes more detailed row at UConn Wednesday day and Sunday from 10 a.m. OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TILL 9 1959 Ford 4*Door Sodon HOI information, he should contact to 12 noon and 1:30 to 10 p.m. night, claims Harvard is get Custom V-8. Fully Equipped. Very Nice. Distilleries Produce Bob Brown at the next meeting ting better every year in bas Ckiasting is permitted dally in ALUMINUM DOORS LARGER Q tA K TE llS and MORE PARKING of the local club. ketball. ’’We’ve got the best O n ter Springs Park from 8:30 AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE group of sophomores in years to dark—as long as the snow Next meeting of the club will on our varsity now and our lasts. Center Springs is closed and WINDOWS be Monday at the Senior Citi freshman team is said to be to all skaters. . . . Central Con zens room on School St. The an the best ever,” he related. Pit necticut 0)1 lege has been ad- All Mirrors We Sell Are C nual Christmas pioUuck supper tenger is a former member of mitted to the IC4A. CARTER'S USED CAR PRICES PROVE WE HAVE will be held. For those who Guaranteed Electro-Copper Backed wish to attend and did not re ceive the news letter, they should contact either Mrs. Jack Moore Overcomes Injuries COMBINATION STORM FULL LENGTH DOOR MIRRORS Hlnchen or Mrs. Wendell Loso ALL SIZES IN STOCK for details. As in the past, NEW YORK (AP) — When"^ Moore, the Sputnik who came u ‘Dutch' Fogarty' will be doing out of Penn State in 1966 to daz and SCREEN WINDOW HOLIDAY SPIRIT the biggest part of the cooking Lenny Moore reported to 'the CUSTOM MADE MIRRORS Baltimore Colts’ training camp zle the league with his bllndin- but, those attending will be ex •■^peed, ha.s scored 18 touch- for FIREPLACE. BATHROOM, LIVING ROOM 1962 CHEVROLET 196V CORVAIR 1957 CHEVROLET pected to bring a certain at Westminster, Md., la.st .sum down.s, one short of the league A% Low As Impaia 2-Door Hardtop. V-8. auto., Model “ 700" 4-Door. 6 cylinder, T amount of food. 'The supper is mer he was only the No. 2 left record of 19 set by Jim Taylor Tub Enclosures — Shower Doors power steering, brakes. R l O O C standard, radio, heater, J K IA A P Model “ 210” 2-Door. 6 cylinder, stw d- not open to members only and halfback. Injuries had cut deep of Green Bay in 1962. Moore he COMPLETE LINE IN STOCK radio, heater, whitewalls. * l o Y D whitewalls. ^ I U 7 9 ard, radio, heater. Original new members are encouraged ly into his effectiveness the scored at least once in each o mileage, 46,0
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Wall-to-wall 649-2104. CLASSIFIED ice, available all hour*. Satla- T wE MW8 rAiMlOd lUltCHI® fOR W M ftEf A mD iM tft not tuy ORItlCD UM on* year lease. Call Cape, 5 large rooms, expand heat, enclosed porch, nicely lo room ranch, walnut paneled condition. 849-7498. display for letter sign facing tremendous value. Hayes Agen carpeting in several rooms. facUoa guaranteed. CaU 649- AM UMMAM M D f MflT MtfCriLOtt, ROOMS FOR RUNT, monthly ®49-6048 attar 6 pjn. cy. 64$.480t. able, breezeway and two car cated. 742-7056. living room, large picture win cioTHiMa ft o « n n tyguAinyf baala preforred, 249 No. Main Route 44-A. Heat and elec Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. garage. Approximately two m s . UCniA fMOOTN *• fXTBA W ARP- lOOjkfWPiCT' TMC MTIVT HHO tMllCMft 'IM / 21" PHUtCO Cooaoli TV, good tricity furnished, $136 per dows, dream k itte n , walk-out condition, |40 or beat ca tfti atreet Contact Mrs. Irlah. BJROH 8TOBJDT — apacloua PORTER STREET Area — 6 EXCLUSIVE WITH acre* plus a large building (30 basement, spacious lot for gar* flat, second floor, two bed- month, near Coventry town ABSOLUTELY IMMACXjLa TE COVENTRY—On Town Road. Stromberg - Cailaon comWna- room Cape, fbeplace, 2-car 7 room Ranch on beautifully by 100) In rear. L ocat^ on dening, play area and outdoor ADVERTISING Muvliig—•TmdrinK— FURNiaHBD ROOMa, oom- roottm, 996, 649-4498. line. Apply at Snack Bar. Route 44-A, Just over Bolton 6 room completed Cape, walk Uon radio-phonograph. |60 or garage. l u « tree shaded lot, U’vlng, convenient to Aircraft plete light houaekeeplng facUi- Phone 649-8146. wooded lot. Belflore Agency, BARROWS & WALLACE out basement, bullt-lns. 1% S to ra g e 20 beat offer. Can be aeen at 28 $17,900. FhUbrlck Agency, 643-5121. line. $16,000 assumable mort and Manchester, $13,900. c l a s s i f i e d ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fles. CetUrBlly located. Mfs. HEATED 8 and 4 room apart- 649-8464. gage. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, baths, oil hot water heat. Gerard Agency, Realtors, 643- Green Hill Street. A ccom ano, 12 Arch a t, Man- lamtM, electric reMgemtor TWO STORY buUding, about $9,900 EXQUISITE cozy Ranch 8 A. M. to S P.M. MANCHESTER Dellverv. LIgM 2,000 sq. ft , for rent. Suitable NINE ROOM Colonial on tree 643-1577. 0365, or Gertrude Hagedorn, truddng and package delivery. FOURTIDHIN Venetian blind*, eheoter. 848-6948. furnished. CaU shaded lot. Two fireplaces, 4 with waned patio end trees. EAST HARTFORD — New 649-0538. 649-7787 or 649-6779, 6 to 7 for storage or shop. $30 Perfect condition. duplex 6-6, off Burnside Ave Refrigerators, washers and assorted stsee, 50c each; two • monthly. Apply A p t 4, 10 De bedrooms, separate first floor COPT aXlSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. stove moving spiclalty. Folding p.m. nue, aluminum siding. MAN(2HES’ITOl*^cilirnT--A coffee table*, one maple and PLBASANT ROOM for gentle pot Square. MANCHESTER laundry room, Jalousled rear $12,900 5% -ROOM Ranch, bullt- VERY DESIRABLE MONDAY Tlini FRroAY 10:80 A.M. — SATCROAY 0 A.M. chairs for r.mt M9-0768. one dark wlUi leather top, $2 porch, outside patio, 2-oar g a -' 3 bedroom ranch on a country man, parking. Tel. 848-8208. THKEin ROOM apartment, ina, full basement, handy loca HARTFORD — New 4%-4% side well shrubbed lot, hu^a each; one small bedroom over- heat, hot water, stove, refrig- rage, aluminum s t o r m s, i Lovely oversized 6% room tion. $450 down. $108 per PROPERTY! duplex off Blue Hills Avenue. living room with fireplace^ Painting—Papering 21 stuffed chair. Just recovered, WORKING LADY to share my e ^ r ^ 9 0 . 247 No. Main, 6 ^ Houses For Rent 65 screens, doors. Plastered walls. month buys It. PLEASE READ YOUR AD $2; small kitchen table, ranch. MOVING MONDAY Wall-to-wall carpeting in sev family size kitchen, full Cellar, home. Call 640-3940 before 8:16 Direct from Builder. 742-8863 chrome legs, $2; two chairs, o.m. and after 6:46 p.m. C014PLETELT furnished 4 — MUST am.I. Large eral rooms. Early occupancy. $15,500 COLONIAL with big, Diane Dr. — Real charm. spotless condition, $16,500. Mr “Waat Ads” »ra tek«a ovm* th« phone u n INSIDE and, outside painting. room house, automatic heat, kitchen with built-in range, Wolverton Agency, RMltors, You name your own price. chrrnne legs, yellow seats, $1 FOUR ROOM unfumiahed, sec Belflore Agency, 643-5121. big rooms, city conveniences. This home has 3 bedrooms, o w n a ln irr Hie ndTertieer should reed hi* ed the FIRST FURNISHED ROOM for rent ond floor, apartment Inquire adults only. 849-1794. dishwasher, disposal, many carport, full basement. In "Will build same on your lot 649-2813. 649-7863, 875-8401. each. 528-5789. Interior . redecorated, outside or mine.” DAY IT APPEARS end REPORT ERRORS in time for the near Main Street 9 Hazel 233 Center Street cabinets and more, 21x22 t h r e e f a m i l y . One block needs paint. Good solid buy. cludes bullt-ln oven and M xt iMertlon. H m Hermld 1* responsible for only ONE incor HOTPOINT washer and electric FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch finished rec room, 2-zone from Main Street. Owner’s Im range in modern kitchen, BOLTON — Country living In P A lN fm a , EXTERIOR and in Street 649-2170. modern comfort. Large 4 bed rect er omitted Insertion for eny sdvertlsement and then only dryer. Must move. First $76 'I'WC^ROOM heated apartment completely decorated, 2-car heat, attached garage. See maculate apartment available $15,900 6% - ROOM Colonial bullt-ln vacuum system for terior, paperhanging, wAll- garage, one year lease with BOLTON — Lake privileges. room contemporary ranch with to the extent of a ‘Nnake koo
H O fAGB tWENTT-FODB FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1964 ArwacG Doily Not Pm m Rub Tht WMthv Evfttfng Herald For Um Week Bmded FweeMt ef D. & WeMher DeeMber 1N4 Talcottville Congregational Frank J. Mansfield Detach Washington Lodge will meet The Manchester Rod and Gun and the Rhythmie Choir direct Meetly oloa4y aafi Church will have Its annual ment, Marine Corps League, and have semi-public installa Club will meet Monday at 8 Game Licensed ed by SB’S, a ifford SHnpeon About Town 8 iH an rtetf r lEumtttg 80.45; pMtIy elouMy, Christmas potluck tonight at 14,151 will have its annual Christmas tion tonight at 8 at Orange Hall. p.m. at the clubhouse on Daley and Mrs. Charles Baxter. m RENTJIU mM tewerrew, high 48-M. 0:30 in the dining room of the party for children of members Wives and friends of members Rd., Cbventry. Now Available The program la open to all Member mt the Andlt Hn> S^wor Club will hold « church. The Christian Educa in good standing on Sunday at are invited. Refreshments will flunilles oe the church and com •rLEASim Biueen ef drealatioa ManeheBter^A City o f Village Charm ChriatniM party Dec. IS for tion Committee is in charge of 3 pm . at the Marine Club. Chil be served. Duplicate bridge will be munity. Childran of memben up to 8 1*own Clark Edward Tomkiel decorations and the Golden Rule dren up to 12 years of age are played tonight at 7:45 in the • A l M d n s yean of age. Parents are ask- Club will supervise the supper. welcome. Santa Claus will also ITie Ladies of the Assump basement rooms at 39 School announced this'moming that ad to register their children not VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 62 (TWELVE PAGES-TV SECTION-SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1964 (CUerified Adrertimg en Page lO) PRICE SEVEN CENTS visit the party. tion will have a Christmas St. ’The game is sponsored by 1065 game licenses are now •AS M o M later than Dec. 17. Grace Group of Center Con party Monday at 8:15 p.m. at the Manchester Y V fC A . George Wolfert Attends available, and suggested that gregational Church will have Assumption HalL ’iTiere wrill be Perry will conduct the play. The * A l Tlm M St John’s Polish National The .Tunior Choir of St. John’s a grrab bag. public is invited. they would make excellent All-Day Parley pothick at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Polish National Catholic Church Christmas gifts. Catholic Church will have the Woodruff Hall. Members are Paul Dodo* PoHtlae will rehearse tomorrow at 10 ’The licenses may be pur sacrament of confession tomor asked to bring a small gift for Steamers, cherry stone clams INO. Events a.m. at the church. Thew will chased at the town clerk’s of Manchester Education Asso row at 11 a.m. at the church. an eKchange prog^m . The and • clam chowder will be $78 MAIN STREET be confessions for the young Public Records fice in the Municipal Building, ciation President Robert Wol 38 in Senate, 130 in House group will join the Women’s served tonight from 7 to 9 at the Phone 849-nn The Sweet Adelines, Inc., will people at 11 a.m. Elk’s Home for members, their Nassiff Arms, Bllsh Hardware fert will attend an all-day Fellowship for its Christmas woricehop tomorrow that will In State idng tomorrow at a Christmas program. wives and guests. Warrantee Deed and Manchester Surplus Sales. p ^ y given by the Blind Manchester Assembly, Or take up relationships between der of Rainbow for Girls, will Angelo Giola and Santina teacher organizations and IVople’s Associatian of Hartford Members or the Perennial Giola to Jeremiah D. Lynch Mrs. John DeSousa of Bloom have an initiatory meeting boards o f education. Sponsored at the Parma Reataurant Hart Planters Garden Club have .lec- suid Mary B. Lynch, property at Family Service Under New Rezoning Plan ford. field will speak on "Christmas Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the $1.7 Million orated Whiton Memorial Li 50 Norman St. by the Personnel Policies Com Customs of Foreign Lands” Masonic Temple. Officers are brary with a large wreath, over Green Manor Estates Inc. to mission o f the 'Connecticut Edu Monday at 8 p.m. at an all- reminded- to wear long white the fireplace, an arrangement of Set at Church cation Association, the work Mental Health group meeting of the Women’s Harry W. Niedemhoffer and The statement wi read'*' Republicans have proposed a ^ l Jan. 80 and a aelf-impoa«4 gowns. golf leaves, candles and orna HARTFORD (AP) — ' . _ . .1 jjndline of Jan. 6. Fellowship of Second' Congre Irma C. Niedemhoffer, proper shop will be held at the Webb following a five-hour meeting by 30 or 31-member Senate and a ments on the mantel and an ar ’The Church School of Cen Junior High School in Wethers ;ram Asked A legislative subcommittee House with 155 representatives Agreement on another aspect gational Church at the church. ’The Perermlal Planters Gar rangement of greens in a basket ty on Lexington Dr. Republican State Chairman A. ter Congr^ational Church will field. will work this weekend on Searle Plnney. At his side was elected from districts. that the special session will hava Members of the Williams Group den Club will meet Monday at at the window. ’There is a green Lease have a Family Service of Sa mm will conduct a devotional serv A keynote address on teach- NORWICH (AP)— A$1.7 reapportionment plan the Democratic state chairman, Democrats have been talking to resolve, the Ieg;isIatioTi that Sirloin PH No. 38 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. cardboard tree in the Children’s Charles Morrison and Ger cred Music Sunday at 4:30 p.m. will set up a constitutional con ice In the chapel before the Dexter Stark, Sunset Ter., Ver trude J. MOnison to Walter L. erboard relations, to be deliver John M. Bailey. of a 36-member Senate and a Wing, complete with wrapped at the church sanctuary. "Chllde million reorganization of \ that may be the beginning House with 200 members, 89 to vention, appears to be near, tha COMPLf.Tr program. Members are remind non, for a Christmas party and Lamoureaux Jr., store at 385 ed at 10 a.m. by Dr. John Sul The statement said there were packages and stuffed animals, Jeeus,” a cantata by Joseph the patient care pi'ogram at of compromise between be chosen from districts and the party leaders said. 'FIZZLIN’ SIRLOIN ed to bring warm clothing for carol sing. Members are re Center St., for two years, com livan of Boston, New England "substantial areas of agree and stockings are hung from Clokey, will be presented. rest to be elected at large from Details of the convention bin a welfare organization in Hart minded to bring an unwrapped the mantel. mencing Jan. 1, 1965, with a representative for the National the Connecticut Valley Hos- Democratic and Republi- ment’ ’ on 36-member Senate. The Rev. Francis C. Hawes, the larger communities. will be submitted to party ford. Refreshments will be Educational Association, will pital is included in the bud-1 can leaders, But It added a number of prob STEAK PS Christmas arrangement using three-year option. minister of Christian educa caucuses Tuesday. served by members of the be followed by panel discussions lems remained. At present, there are 36 Sen greens, for an exchange pro Roy Carley, a chalk artist Building Permits tion, will lead a carol sing. get request of the State i leaders met Friday and ators elected from districts and The leader's statement said Strickland Group. gram. Mrs. Paul Goupll will be and television personality, will on this topic. __4„i Tj__ I announced in a joint statement The subcommittee was di To Jarvis Enterprises Inc., The Christmas cantata will Mental Health Department. want to take a look 294 House members elected the proposed convention would : CUT tWLOINl co-hostess. appear tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The afternoon session will be rected to work out a plan for new dwellings at 25 Kane Dr., be presented by the Senior and Separate units would be creat House representation from 180 from towns. A federal court has start next Sept. 13. Delegates to ____ a •eoT»TO Polish American Club will at Batchelder School, 757 New devoted to discussion of fringe at" a plan that would create a • WM* TOAST 310,000; 26 Kane Dr., $10,900; Youth Choirs, directed by Wal ed to care for alcoholics, geria districts, based generally on live ordered Senate redistricting and the convention would be elected meet Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at 'The VFW Auxiliary will spon Britain Ave., Hartford, for the 29 Kane Dr. $11,700 ; 32 Kane benefits and a report of teach 36-member Senate and a 180 - Open 7 Days 11:30-9 ter Grzyb, minister of music; tric patients, and medical and House districts within each the establishment of district rep June 15. The convention would the clubhouse, 106 Clinton St., sor a card party tonight at 8 at Greater Hartford Youth for Dr., $11,900; and 33 Kane Dr., er salary trends around the member House. S87 West Middle Turnpike the Pilgrim and Cherub choirs surgical patients. There al.so The statement said, however, Senatorial district. resentation for the House to do conclude Jan. 10, 1966. for the election of officers. the post home. Christ. $ 12,200. Read Herald Ads. directed by Miss Martha White, state. would be four units for general that neither the Republican nor “ Both sides plan to work over away with what it said were The Legrislature’s reapportion* psychiatric care. the Democratic parties has ab- , the weekend to try to resolve inequities in representation. ment propossls would be tern* Dr. Wilfred Bloomberg, men andoned previous reapportion- | these problems,’’ the statement The current special session is tal health Commissioner, said ment stands. said. working under a court deadline (See Page Five) that at present, all patients are admitted to one building. They are either discharged from there or are moved to a continuing Girl Explains treatment building which is Quit Politics or Leave Country manned by a .separate staff. Under the proposed system, ‘Dark’ Crash Bloomberg .said patients would be assigned to the units in the SPRINGFIELD, M o. Spanish Officials Tell Peron beginning. As a result, there (A P )- Police said Tere.sa would be no changes in the Arline King, 16, gave this explanation of why her car staff under which a patient MADRID (AP)__ Arfren-(S>»ociates said "he will need sometovailable. He waa at a hotel at collided with another car would be treated for the length . J . I..O . P oc Ttime to think it over carefully. ” Torremolinos in southern Spain, Thursday night: of his stay. tine ex-president Juan Per- Newsmen were barred by po where he has been under poUca Bloomberg said the system She was driving with her on’s ill-fated move early guard since his return from Rio, lights off just to see if oth lice from approaching Peron. would re.sult in shorter stays this month to return home Sources close to the former He was granted residence In er drivers would notice snd Spain in 1960 on the understand^ and better treatment. He said brought an ultimatum to strongman expected he would he hoped eventually to expand blink their lights at her as ing that he would not publicly a warning. She said she day from the Spanish gov abide by the ultimatum. Peron It to all the state’s mental in had been under pressure from involve himself in politics. stitutions. didn’t see Luther H. Dugan ernment: Give up politics Peron, who ruled Argentina making a left turn in front his Argentine followers to re ON HOME GIFTS. Gov John Dempsey reviewed or leave Spain within a turn this year and some sources from 1946 to 1955, had promised of her, and he didn't see the budget Friday with Bloom .said Peron now could point out his followers he would return The above scene was what police found when they investigated yesterday’s her. month. berg and other department off that he had tried and resume before the end of this year. Ha UN explosion. A bazooka, lower left, was pointed at the UN building, center Miss King was charged The government also expelled has die-hard suwort in Argenti icials. Earlier In the day, the all of Peron's political collabor his comfortable life in exile. background, but its only shell fell in the East River, considerably short of the governor sat down with officials with careless and impru na’s General Confederation of dent driving. ators for helping engineer the Peron, 69, flew to Rio de Jan Labor. of the state health department abortive try to return Ho South eiro on Dec. 2. But Brazilian ______target. (AP Photofax^______^ at the Mansfield State Training Some observers America. authorities, who said they were kn^'^rom ^torstart his attem ^ School and discussed a budget The government decision was acting at the request of Argnti request of $64,813,634 — a hike to reach Argentina would faU Fellow Police announced by Manuel Fraga, na, ordered the airline to return and on his return he would re of $9.9 million above the money Peron to Madrid. appropriated for the current fis minister of information and ceive an order like today’s. NORMAN'S Where SERVICE Is Our BEST PRODUCT cal period. Asked to Help tourism. Sources in Madrid said the They said this would supply him Bazooka Climaxes Peron was informed by letter, Spanish g;ovenunent was em with a face-saving way to quit Dismissed Trio delivered to his hotel at Torre barrassed by the flight. Argentine politics. Patent Invalid molinos in southern Spain. "We do not want to act as "He is 69 years old,’’ one NEW HAVEN (AP)—A Feder TORRINGTON (AP) — Police It was understood that be Peron’s wardens any more,” Peronlst said, “ and after hie al Judge declared invalid today associations throughout Conn w a s expected t o Mswer said Fraga. operation for prostate in march a patent which has enabled the ecticut are being asked to help promptly In writing. But his a«- Peron’s reaction was not he is far from being the strong Is Your CIFT CENTER for Famous Brands... Bitter Week at UN Dix-Seal Corporation of West finance the appeals of three men man he was before. Hartford to charge a royalty of who were dismissed from the “ Should he be able to return 28 cents a ton to contractors us Torrlngton Police Department. I to Argentina snd succeed In h)S UNITED NATIONS, N.'s^screaming toward police K^e ing its procass for making a The Torrlngton Police Associa A leather- jacketed woman wav the black political goals, he would find too widely-used road surface mater tion, warning of "inquisition by Kenya Becomes a Republic Y . (A P )— The firing of a ing a knife tried to force her white.” many big problems which he ial. polygraph,” is circulating a bazooka shell at the Unit way into the building. Police Tension and uncertainty have obviously is not In the best The decision by U.S. District letter asking for contributions. ! physical condition to face.’’ ed Nations headquarters said later she told them she had been mounting oyer the past In British Commonwealth few weeks both over a financial Judge M. Joseph BUimenfeld ■ The money would go toward A Latin-American diplomat was a grim climax to a Intended to kill Guevara. memorandum i paying legal costs of a Common It had been expected that dis crisis and the wave of racial aaid: "It would not be a sur with the court clerk. Pleas Court action brought by prise if Peron formally re week in which shafts of cussion of the U.S.-Belgian mis and nationalist passions. NAIROBI Kenya (AP) —^h eered as Kenyatta’s presiden Amazing Value! The patent was Invalid, Ugo Manlago, Nicholas Mollno tial standard was holbted above nounces further political actlvl- hate hurled in Security sion to rescue white ho.stages Failure to resolve the dead Kenya became a republic within lock over Soviet refu.sal to pay Blumenfeld said, because the and Vance Williams. They were Jamhurl Stodium, signifying his ties. He is living very well in Council debate left many from the Congolese rebels would claimed invention was described more than $60 million in U.N. suspended and then expelled the British Commonwealth to elevation from the prime minis Spain and it is doubtftd he diplomats shocked. generate considerable heat. But in a printed publication and was from the fbree after an auto would give this up for a most few expected the vituperation peacekeeping dues and threats day and Jomo Kenyatta, as its tership to the presidency. Delegates joked about the ba also in public use in this coun- parts store mnnager caught two | Kenya will stay within the uncertain future." and the theme of black man by the Communists to quit if try for more than a year prior of them inside his store and president pledged a policy zooka incident afterward, but they lose their General Assem British (Commonwealth of Na The Spanish government did against white drummed out by to the date of application for the of neutrality and nonalignment. many were plainly shaken by bly vote has left the future of another outside early in the tions. It got lU Independence ax not Identify the Argentinians realization that the U.N. had African leaders in the council patent. morning of Sept. 3. The former prime minister during the week. the forum in doubt. a dominion last year after 68 expelled for political activities been brought imcfer shellfire. No criminal charges were I took the oath of office with years of British colonial rule. As but four pi-omlnent Peronlats With Washington already The aimless no-vote session MOTOROLA Bitter debate on the Congo Fatal Crash filed against the three. a republic it no longer will be left here to'day for Asuncion, now going on under a truce ar ! C o m m u n i s t-leaning Oglnga had frayed delegates' nerves threatening to stop pouring mil "The case hings entirely on constitutionally tied to the Brit Paraguay. All had accompanied lions of dollars into the United rangement while negotiations MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Alan and they neared the snapping the lie detector test ” which Odinga as vice president. The ish monarchy. the ex- president on his flight te Nations unless the Communists proceed with no apparent prog J. Pessoni, of Middletown, 18, Manlago, Molino and Williams constitution does not provide for point Friday when the bazooka was killed early today when the Kenyatta, is its undisputed Rio and all are members of the bedecked with a Cuban flag pay up, delegates wondered ress has had an unsettling effect refused to take, the Torrlngton automatic succession of the vice on delegates. $ car he was driving slammed master. A British colonial gov "Committee for the Return o< lobbed a single shell across the what effect the vitriolic African Police Association said in Its! president in the event of death ernor once called him a "leader General Peron.” Anxiety is Increased by the sideways into a pole by Route letter. or retirement of the president. A-161 East River to within 100 yards attacks, on the United States to darkness and death” but dur Peron and his third wife, Isa might.iiave. ■ fact that a concrete decision 72. of the U.N. conference building. The youth lived at 6 Huber The association charged that Kenyatta, believed to be 74, ing the past few years he has bel Martinez, have a hixurlous Foreign Minister Paul-Henri will have to be reached on the the three wllcemen "were dis- behind him a government The blast rattled windows in Manor. won respect as a leading African villa in Madrid. Spaak of Belgium which also financial impasse before year’s missed solely for their' refu.sal representing a delicate balance SLEEP GUARD the headquarters just as Ernes A passenger, Henri E. Stella politician. to Guevara, Cuban minister of came under the African bar end only 19 days off. Under U.N, to take a polygraph or lie de- gf power between leftwingers .etc, ....c ...c v,we..c. ft...... J I law the Security Council. Trus- Jr., 18 of 94 Brentwood Road, In 1962 he was sentenced to Industry, was addressing the rage, told the council grimly tector test. '• and political moderates. seven years In jail for alleged assembly. have suffered two of the most ’ teeship Ctouncil and Economic West Hartford, was seriously in "While we feel that this test j, pro-Communist 23-INCH evil days of my life.” and Social Clouncil must elect jured. He was transferred to Mau Mau terrorist activities. It At the same time. anti-Com- initial is a great help In securing con- to gain control of was nine years before he was munist Cuban pickets milling Spaak accused his African new members to fill vacancies Hartford Hospital after fessions (com criminals the jg expected to be resisted News Tidbits rushed critics of trying to split Africa before Dec. 31. treatment at Middlesex Memo freed. ELECTRIC BLANKET outside rial Hospital. letter said, we do not be"eve cabinet ministers as He claims to follow a policy of from the AP Wirefc standing or ^ Mboya, economic planning nonalignment. Made of a super soft blend of rellabil y to be used In an in-, development; Daniel Arap He lived in London for 16 All Channel Reported Missing vestigatlon of this nature. home affairs; U.S.-educa- years, starting in 1981, and rayon and cotton for long wear Political Activity Questioned WOLCOTT (AP) - Sgt. 1-c “ Every ^licem an in the state Mungai, inter Mrs. Joseph Kennedy nrrlven Little Sun roomed with American singer In Bonn, Germany, to open and washability. Completely Dominick Sansone. a 84-year-old of Oinnecttcut has a stake in security and defense, and Paul Robeson during some of career soldier with 16 years' this matter. If the ruling of the , r'ir.hiini finance (Tuesday) an exhiMt dedicated mothproof. Choice of lovely that time. service under his belt, has been police board i.*- upheld, undoubt- ’ He married an^ English girl to the late President John F. Seen Today reported missing in Viet Nam. edly other departments will be Kenyatta, who will s«[ve a colors. All you have to do is Judge Given Choice, and took a graduate course in Kennedy . . . Pope Paul VI ex UHFand VHF San.sone's parents, Mr. and subjected in inquisition by poly- four year term, presses sadness at violence in anthropology while in London. just set it and forget it. TWIN SIZE Mrs, Leo Sansone of 33 Henrv graph.” ^ ted a No. 2 man in Kenya, By THF. ASSOCIATED. PRESS Before returning to Kenya in the Congo . . . European Com St., are former Brooklyn, N.Y. The association has already But the appointment of Odtoga Sunshine was rare acros.s the 1946, he studied for a time at mon Market ministers pledg^ country today. ‘You or Wife Quit’ residents who moved to Wolcott put up money for the former as vice I’®” to meet until Tuesday morning three years ago. policemen’s appeals and last that question for most Kenynas. Moscow University. G-E Aufomafic Rain drenched most of the His African National Union if necesaauT to settle on singM' East. Mobile, Ala., received The missing sergeant's wife Sunday the Torrlngton Municl- He has been home affairs minls- farm policy . . . Two CJS. Army ------pal Employes Association con-iter. Party swept to victory in the three-quarters of an inch Friday NEW YORK (A P )— The city bar a.ssociation’s ethics 1963 elections and he was sworn Officers killed in southern Me (See Page Five) ' tributed $120. Thousands of Africans REFLECTOR night, and Cleveland, Ohio committee says Civil Court Judge Samuel A. Smiegel in as the country's first prime kong Delta as Viet Cong at- • SWIVEL BASE more than one-half inch. minister. tacks closed out one of the should persuade his wife to quit Tammany Hall politics, Snow fell in the Rockiess and bloodiest weeks of the Viet TOASTER northern plain.s states. Craig, or he should resign. Nam war. Colo.. repf)rted three inches of The committee recommended subject to disciplinary action if Premier Tshombe flew Intel Unique reflected new snow. that choice Friday, .saying the they actively engage in partisan Congo Mob fog - shrouded Munich today, heat toasU both| Tempratures in New England “ intimate relationship, between politics. met by intensive police protec- ' Mrs, Spiegel was named in sides at one time.J rose to the .50s, and showers man and w ife'; create.s suspi tlon against possible violence . |87 helped thaw the area after a cion "approaching that which terim leader of Tammany Hall, Attacks Nun from African studMits studyin|r New compact de-^ long siege of below-normal tem would have been created if the tile Manhattan Democratic or in Germany .. Russian and Ain- ’ sign. Easy-to-use, peratures. •* judfee himself had engaged” in ganization, after the recent res ------erican scientists getting along ignation of Edward ' Costikyan. CONSOLE T-IS jjplitics. ELISABETHVILLE, the Con-j famously in frozen depths («'•, easy-to-clean. (See Page Five) “ Judges here have long been She held the post until early this go (AP) — Bandits attacked the • South Pole while doing research r r month when J. Raymond Jones SWIVELS Roman (Jathollc convent school work . . . Sen. Dlrksen says was elected as the first Negro 1964 presidential election wae' ^ STEAM and DRY IRON Tammany leader. at Lulsha, during the night and ’’classic example of fear in ac She remained as chairman of raped a nun, officials of the Bel tion . . . British Labor party No Trace of Pets Found the Democratic executive com gian mining concern Union opens annual conference with ' mittee. urgenf "close ranks” call . . , ■ Miniere reported today. Neither Spiegel, a former Soviet officials suggest regular Despite Ransom Payment Democratic state assemblyman The officials said the nun was TELEVISION 77 meetings between east and west elected to a 10-year judgeship is taken away from the school, 60 5, re-eetablUhed In Berlin . . . ¥ ~ L J J 1!*62, nor his wife were available miles north' of here, but re- Soviet Communist party an- KANSAS CITY (AP) - Two<*'8aid. was about 45, well dres.sed comment on the ethics com- A Motorola TV from Norman’s is a gift that will appeal turned later. ; nounces plan for world Comniu- weeks ago Friday night, while and wore glasses. The man proposal, The school is considered one „igt conference a p p a r e n t l y " Mr. and Mrs. John Garabedian identified .i characteristic of . .u d to the whole family! Enjoy TV at its finest. Spe and Buy of the most modem and larg- without approval of Red China., Switches from steam to were dining at a fashionable Coco, telling now the dog react- ,, est boarding schools for girls in Vietnamese Buddhists embark dry Instantly. Light restaurant their two Pomerani ed by jumping into his lip after «ie City of New York declined This Top Performing Motorola TV. Power M Chassis! to comment on any future ac Africa. It was donated by a on weekend of fastiilg and weight and fully auto an.* were dognapped from their she was given milk former Union Miniere director. 2 2 9 "I felt like he had at least tion. It does not have the power praying and threat ot renewah matic. Has built-in cord car. Refugees reaching Leopold Push-Pull, On-Off Control. The Gara'Dcdiqns have since seen Coco,” Garabedian' smd. , to . , force . the judge’s removal of flaming suicides in drive td ’' lift. Famous G-B even- ville reported Friday ^that a topple Premier Tran Vaa Huong BUY ON LONG EASY TERMS flow controlled steam. received a series of telephoned After giving the man the $150, without submitting the case to ransom demands, climaxed by Garabedian asked how soon it court on the judiciary, com- Catholic hUh ftom Bellmore, . . . One crewman rescued, ona a ransom payment of $150, They would be before the dogs were posed of members of the state Long Island, N.Y., had been missing when oil drilling rig'" F-60 'have also offered $500 reward returned. The man told him to court of appeals and the appel- raped and beaten tp. 4eath. hy capsiz^ in water near MorgaW' for return of the pets but there’s have $250 more the next mom- division of, state supreme Congolese rebels at Isangi, 120 City, La. . . . Vatican press aae ' been no trace of the dogs, a ing. This was the last time the courtm miles north of Stanleyville. nounuces Pope Paul VI will d s». 3 TEARS TO PAY! NO PAYMENTS till MAR. 1,1965 male named Moco, and a fe man was seen or heai^ from. The bar. group s Opinion, in She ' was - Sister Anna - Dcm- liver hiB Christmas msaeaga n- male named Coco. A search of pet shops has , the form of-a series of questions niacuo who ha((itaken the name at 2 p.m. EST, Dec. 22 . . ; ' - The first____ telephone___,_____ contract;______failed to turn up a trace of the | answers, was published Fri- of Sister Marie Antoinette. Paris remains partly empty • was^'made by a woman Monday dogs. The female "is pregnant ■ t*’® ^ w Jpumal. While it Three Canadian nuns who city today despite return oc G - f Automatic morning. The caller told Mrs. and is due t«i deliver in about 10 not mention the couple^ by were freed by Congolese gov public utility workers'after 2i-^ . Garabedian a friend had the days. name, the text was preceded by ernment soldiers brought the hour strike. »■*.: dogs and asked if the Garabedi' This will be Coco's first litter the journal’s statement that it report to Leopoldville. They Vice President Humphrey/" SLICING _ ans Intended to prosecute. and she should be" taken to a was "aimed directly” at them. were al$o raped and beaten. . following LBJ'a lead, will weap-” ' OPEN “ All we want are our dogs,” veterinarian,” Garabedian said. The committee said its opin A Bel^an nun and a Dutch Oxford gray buslnesa s o | t Always Plenty k n if e $ 1 1 ^ 6 7 Mrs. Garabedian assured the "You can buy Pomeraniws ion was based on tfUs question: ^4 priest were also killed by the inauguration . . . Bebsoea Dan* "To what extent, if any, may a I Ungton, 87,. sees nothing rat ' NORMANS Has detachable woman. for $16 apiece; nobody is going rebels at'Isangi, they said.. ■ ' ■ judge conjimit unethical conduct markable about being (ddsit* stainless steel blades Garabedian received the sec to keep the dogs because they Nine other Europeans were 9 to 9 INC of Parking are valuable." in violation o f ' (Janon 28 of the student enrolled la RadciMl^- and attached 8-foot — ond call the nuxlLday, this time Backstage Thrill for Young Theater-Goer Mlled at Mungbere, about 70 from a man who demanded But (he (Oarabedians place a Canons of ’ Judicial Ethics by miles east of Paulite, other refu ^Ilege seminars. 4 4 5 N ea r M c K E E cordset . EX-4 reason of his relationship tg> his John F. Kennedy Jr. giggles with'delight at backstage meeting with Shaun HARTFORD ROAD, Space... $150. The cajler arranged a ren- high sentimental value on them. gees reported. 1 ‘ Mariner 4 radag fill Christmas ' dezvous at a street com er ‘”iVe bought them when they wife, who engages in partisan O’Brien, made up for role in “The Nutcracker.” John-John attended the New * The reports brought tbs through thickest part where he waa^met later'by the were just six. weeks old,’’ Gara- pollti(ml activities which consist York Ballet program at the New York State Theater with his mother and fcnswh « M h tdD M ■UMpsahs thraa mstacsr atrsaina 1 Oarabedians. bpdkui aaid. "n ie y hava be- IB the OBOge MbsUeB 8s m sress pa way to Hani The eoniact man, Qarabediian edma a part-of" tha fa p d ^ *’ ffiater C a ro ^ fih were invited backstage at intermiseion. : i '
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