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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 196S ATsraga Daily Nat Proaa Ruo 'Tha Waatlim Tor tka Worn Uiided IR I f t i t THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY, JAH. 14-15-16 14,151 r , very eoM Mulak t, ie w mmm iEuptttng llpraUi tm low ■ ber o t th e A n « t a O V t H f O V lH Sponsored By Recoil Division eun of Ctreulatiam Maneheeter-^-A C ity o f V illage Charm (OlMalfMI AdvartMag am Fag* id) PRICE SEVEN CENT! VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 88 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 IS MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Lampliters Clu6> will Omar Shrine Club directors Hi-League of Emanuel Lu my, Kings Point, N. T., at the Mrs. Jane Smith, a founder and The opening session . of theran Church will meet Sun Inaugural Parade for President past royal advisor of the Coun class in ballroom dancing, meet tortiorrow at 8 p.m. at tnc Events will meet tonight at the home home of Mr*. Joseph Greeley, WASHINOTON — What t n About Town of the club president, Harold day at 6:30 p.m. at Luther Lyndon B. Johnson on Jan. 30 cil. scheduled for tonight f t the Hall. The Youth group of Bol in Washington, D. C, A 1961 Community Y, has been post 717 Tolland 8t„ Bast Hartford. the most labor - saving locaUra' B. Turklngton, 16 Berkeley St. for your washer and oryerT In The club’s degree 'team Willi ton Methodist Church will be graduate of Manchester Hlg' The fine arts and home life poned until next Wednesday at VartiM R««erv* Offlc«ri In- 6:30 p.m. The class is sponsor a comer , at right angles to each .In State U.S. Bombs Supplies also attend for a final rehearsal guestsr A movie about Afri School, Cadet Badger is a Rrst and youth committees o f the Explorer in Hurry tw«st«d In the formation of a can youth, "Rahambee," will be classman at the academy ma Junior -Century Club will have ed by the Manchester YWCA. other. United States Departmeift before its a ^ a ra n ce ’Thursday, of Agriculture housing special- Marine Oorpa Reserve Officer’* Jan. 31, at Friendship Lodge of shown. There will also be a joring in marine engineering. \ combined meeting tonight at GENOA, Italy — Christopher Aasociation chapter will meet socidl hour and refreshments. :30 at the home of Mrs. Fran- Columbus had calculated from IsU find. Put the dryer on the Masons. The executive board of the right and the washer on the left Hotel Plans tonlsht at 7 at the Training Members of France* H«rro es Garber, 15 Hilltop Ave., Junior Century Club will meet a study bf the Bible that the Center, Reserve Rd., Hartford. Vernon. earth’s course had only 168 they advise. Leave a work space The Central Neighborhood Cadet A. Bruce Badger, son Council, Pythian Sunshine Girl tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the three feet deep and four feet Special Area Tlie purpose of the meeting is o f Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Badge:' will meet tonight at 7:30 r home of Mrs. Lawrence Decker years to run.^Thls caused the t o determine If sufficient in Girl Scout leaders and troop sense of urgency that was at wide in front of the washer. Al Of Laos Red Troops of 63 Gerard St., ■will be among Newkirk and V/hltney Funer Golden Age Club 'will meet Jr, 189 Laurel St., Wapping. terest exists In the Greater committee members will meet Mrs. Burton Hilton m will least partly responsible for hie low one toot betvrMn the ap For ‘Seniors’ tonight at 8 at St. J a m e s' the regiment of cadets of the Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Ea ' omorrow at 2 p.m. at East Hartford area to warrant start ide Rec, weather permitting. serve as co-hostess. four voyages. pliances. Wednesday’s losses. Each«two U.S. fightar-bombers wars School cafeteria. U.S. Merchant Marino Acade- Hartford, to pay respects t. WASHINGTON (AP) ^FlOO Supersabre and an P106$>to ing a chapter. NEW HAVEN (AP)— Thunderchief were shot down in was either conducting photo re‘ -'lo s t Wadnasday is, howevar, a A ------The Hotel Taft reported to U.S. fighter-bombers have Central Laos by ground fire. connaissance or escorting more recent development. For weeks, the Communist day that it plans to convert been smashing at Commu Defense Department spokes planes taking pictures of Red man Arthur Sylvester declined supply roads and trails. Chinese and North Vietnamese part of the hotel to a resi nist supply and reinforce ment lines running through to discuss the type of a mission U.S. reconnaissance jets and have been claiming that U.S. air dential center for senior the two jets were flying. their fighter escorts have been and sea forces have been raitl- citizens. Laos for at least a month, Later it was reported that the operating over Laos since last Ing Communist territory. SEEING IS BELIEVING-DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF A spokesman for the hotel said government sources said pilot of the F106, Capt. Albert C. May, picking out and pinpoint The U.S. government evident HOUSE that 100 of the 400 rooms in today. Vollmer of Denton, Kan., and ing the location and movement ly is not ready to acknowledg* the Taft and the adjoining Hotel Wednesday’s strike — which Henrietta, N.Y., had been res of pro-Communlst rebels. In the that its war plane* are in com Adams annex will be set aside cost the United Stales two Air cued. Early today the Pentagon seven months, there have been bat outside the borders of South for the center. Force jets — bore down on announced that the FIDO pilot. shooting incidents as the Com Viet Nam. The rooms will be reserved Route 7, key segment of a road Capt. Charles L. Fergu.son of munists tried to knock down The degree of eecalation of OUTSTANDING VALUES... exclusively for men and women hnd trail network feeding both Clovis, N.M., and Parma, Ida U.S. planes on these missions the war still is rather low. at least 60 years old and will the Red Pathet Lao in Central ho. had been ".successfully re and in several cases succeeded. The issue of whether K will be be available at special weekly Laos and the Communist guer covered and was all right.” At U.S. escort planes have struck stepped up further — possibly to HALE FABULOUS SAVINGS... rates. rillas in South Viet Nam. first Ferguson was reported St ground batteries in retalia strike at production and supply Vloal ■ li -----^___^__ The spokesman for the hotel American authorities refused missing. tion. centers, rail lines and military said that the conversion pro to say anything publicly beyond Four Navy and Air Force jets The type of strikes at Commu gram would be started soon but the terse announcement that an were shot down over Laos prior nist supply lines in which the (See Page Twenty-Elglit) DURING THIS 3 DAY EVENT DOWNTOWN he did not specify a date. He said rooms would be re decorated to suit the occupants c m " and that cooking facilities may STARTS THURSDAY AT 9:30 A Ji be added. Suspect Arrested The hotel plans to offer the W hL-ijJw lsui, senior citizens a "package" lles’t Faimus ‘Taleeh” that would Include two meals $ 1 0 . 9 0 a day and full hotel service. In Bank Robbery ALL WEATHER GOATS There was speculation that Compare iW $30. the Taft might be undertaking SHOE CUEARANCE the senior citizens cenlc ■ be < HARTFORD (A P )— Edward R. Paul, a 2.3-year-old v.ldb,«M9MA8AAt'-.to.. cause of growing competition In Mm’s ah Wool, Famous Name SUCKS the city. New Britain factory worker, was charged today by Prrrr... lt’« Cold Out in Minnesota Two new motels have been State Police in connection with Monday’s $4,300- rob SALE! AMERICAN GIRL Rtsuhvly to $14. $1 Q built in the downtown area and bery of the Plainville branch of the New Britain Fed It took an energetic and sturdy cat to venture out in Minneapolis yesterday a new 312-room hotel is undSr construction in a redevelopment eral Savings and Loan Association. where the mercury registered a nippy 22 below zero. This kitty however was area juat a f*w block* from th« Maj. Samuel S Rome sairl^ SHOES MEirS SKI JACKETS SUBURBAN COATS nublicitv conscious and followed ^ e photographer’s direction. (AP Photofax.) Taft. Paul ia charged with conspiracy night, as wa* the 46-csliber auto to commit armed robbery. He matic used in the holdup. Regrular to $16.99. ^ Regularly $30. 9 0 BOYS’ ASSORTED WOOL OLOVES C l t said Paul has admitted taking Paul wa.* presented before Lowest Request in Many Years Fatally Hurt part in the planning of the Judge Martin Mostyn in Circuit k*«idar $1.00...... W I Love Cools STRATFORD tAP)—Henry robbery Sunday night at his Court at Bristol on the charge. Rushia, 51, of Bridgeport, a con Grove Street home. Bond for Paul was set at $10,- FASHKMIIU MESSY STYLES MEN'S SWEATER CLEARANCE At All Ages struction company employe, was Paul was picked up Wednes OOO and the case was continued BOYS’ WOOL KNIT HATS 77c injured fhtally Wednesday in an day night on information which to Jan. 28. R e ,. M to 1 1 1 ...... erne <• ■ .se.iM accident while working on the SANTA MONICA. Calif. Ask $3.38 Billion state police said implicated him Police declined to comment on t*«iilar$1.00...... I I installation of a gas main at the what further information they Group Of Regular $10 Ski Sweaters ...... (API—"I thought I wa« Lycoming Division of Avco in the crime. etting a eweetheart." *ald obtained from Paul. HOCKMEYER CORDUROY PANTS $4.59 c:^ r. Paul was taken to the detec Earlier this week, State Police Jaoob Braeh In court, "but Witnesses said Rushia was hit tive division in Hartford, where MEN'S LEATHER PALM GLOVES 1 didn’t get one. and the FBI announced that R*siilar $3.00...... A For Foreign Aid ^ the back and right leg by a he was questioned. warrants liad been issued for Regularly $1.98 to $3.99...... NOW $ 1 ^ 4 to $ 3 .3 9 "I wa* warm, *w**t and metal safety cap from an air Although State Police declined the arrest of Jose Suarez of New affectionate. But *he pressure cap. He was treated at to elaborate on how the robbery Britain, who they said was one ’4.99»’5.99 BOYS’ JACKET AND COAT SAU $1 A.90 chased me away. She even the scene and taken to Bridge was planned, they said three WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnsem asked of the trio that entered the bank hit me In the mouth. She’* port Hospital where he died men who entered the banks were Monday. Rtyilor $U.0O ...... l U present in Paul's home Sunday Regukiriy re 9.99 larger than 1. Congress today for $8.88 billion in foreign aid to pro about dtree hours later. Police said Suarez has klso "I wanted a eweetheart, mote the defense and economic strength of free coun- been implicated-in ths Oct. 8, FAMOUS SEAMLESS MESH NYLONS /T ie Bot a friend.” tries. ^ 1964, robbery of the same bank. Superior Court gramtod Johnson’s proposal—$1.17 bil undecided some touchy mattera Monday’s holdup was the third Brash an annulment lion In arms aid and $2.21 billion that are likely to come up In at the branch bank since Jan- SHOE SALON —MAIN FIOOB Wednowlay on the ground In' *conomtc aSSlatance during OongresB as it begins work on East, West Meet Tl»yi964. DESERT FLOWER • UNOLIN PLUS C Ac the. six-month marriage to the coming fiscal year—'was the the bills to set ceilings for, and Police said the bandits forced Mra. Helen Brakh wa* not lowest such presidential request name the amounts M, the aid a New Britain man, George L. Rogulor $1. C0I091H or D oederaiit...... l l w aonsummatod. since the beginning of massive pronanme for the coming year, Gray, to giv* them his car, Brash la $0. Hi* ox-wlf# foreign aid under the Marshall The message did not say which was used In the holdup. In Mori Fashions Gray had been tied to a tree in ia 73. Plan after World War H. whether further aid will be go OIRLS’ HANBBAO SPECIAL S’! Johnson stressed continued sf- ing to Kgypt and Indonesia, Newington. ALL WOMEN’S Ri^wlwr $1.99...... forts to streamline the program: whose presidents have publicly In a special message to Con scorned U.S. assistance. By RHEA STEWART Acute Shortage gress outlining' the 1M6-66 aid Administration sources 'voiced (Special Herald Writer) Coin Shortage OIRU’ WOOL or CORDUROY JUMPERS $ p 7 program, Johnson said more hope that the legislators will not NEW YORK — White BOOTS In Red Cross than a half-billion dollars will be cut deeply into Johnson’s pro hyacinths have been grac Seen Easing R ,^lar $2.00 used for weapoiu and economic gram as they have Into soma ing the table during show help to counter Communist guer other a$d measures. Group Of Girls’ Name Blood Supply But oonnessional erittcism ing of spring fashions un Ladies’ Nylon Panties. rillas In Viet Niun and Lara.- Since Holiday GIRLS’ 8 - 6x, 7 - U Sweaters. Regular $5.99. •4.47 "Indeed, $800 milUon may not started already on some der the auspices of the HARTFORD (AP)—A ahort Sailor Saves Pal from Pool of Oil Reg. 79c and 89c...... 25% OFF ON WINTER COATS be enough.” the President said. parts Iof the program — particu- American Designer Series. HARTFORD (AP)—The coin ald g^ng to Egypt and Jon Fredericksen, 20, ie placed on stretcher after Vs OFF Girls’ Better Sweaters. ag* in the state blood bank He said he would ask an addi krly Some of the styles shown to the shortage in Connecticut has tional open-end "standby author Indoneslst. Presidents Gamal country’s ftushion editors In ths being saved from pool of crude oil in hold of a Girls’ Flannel Jeans. GROUP OF DRESSES Regular $7 and $8...... •6.44 Sorced Red Croes officials In eased aince the . Christmas ization,’’ for use if he decides Abdel Nasser and Sukarno have past days would delight the shopping rush, but It’s still Norwegian tanker by shipmate Aif (Meeon, 21, FORMERLY Reg. $1.89 ...... 1 Formerly $2.99-$8.99. Hartford to make emergency publicly derided the Uplt^ later that more money is need Arab sage who s$Ud, "If you severe. ^ 1 * to M known donor* States. center back. Fredericksen slipped while measvring 18.99 »a $14.99 NOW S4 CW *4 77 Infants’ Crawler and Shirt ed "to protect our interests have two loave# of bread, sell Wednesday night and send them there’’ 'against the Reds’ "fron Administration officials said The Hartford National Bank oil and fell into the hold. He was feebly struggling Infanta’ and Youths’ To one and buy a pot of white hya is "Importing" $100,000 to $150,- •2,57 Set. Regular $2.99...... •2.29 tal attack.” 25% Off All Coats and Snowsuita to ttw city’s hospitals to raplen- cinths.” 000 worth of coins a week, to stay afloat when rescued. (AP Photofax.) r____ The presldenti$a message left (• e s Fage Tweefty-Ooe) Japan’s leading fashion de NOW MAIN FLOOR Ish supplies. sometimes going as far as Nash- On* Rod Cross official said signer presented one of these Tllle, Tenn., to get them... ' Iho blood bank was down to "a out-of-the-malnstrqam collec The cost, including transporta Final Action Set Monday Misses’ Skirt Clearance. couple of pints.” tions at a dinner given by the tion, can run sfac cents on the Consul-Genefal of Japem. She Regular $3.99...... The bank supplies' blood for Homes Broken, Two Killed dollar or higher. hospitals throughout the state. is Hanae Mori, a charmingly Herbert X. Welch, vice presl- MISSES SPECIAL The hospitals use 3(X) pints dally. shy lady who stppsared only at drat lor (^rations, says that Expect Minor Opposition ’5.99 k ’9.99 Misses’ Pettlpants. Shelves wore slowly being re By Big Canadian Landslide the end of her show, when she '(nf.S Hartford Nedional’s >1 branches PURCHASE emerged from the back room IMPORTED Regular $1.00...... filled today. provide their customers—mostly where she had helped dress her retail stores and Industrial pay To Reapportionment Bill LADIES' A Bloodmobile operation models and took a dem we bow. Wednesday at Sikorsky Aircraft VANCJOUVER, B.C. (AP)—Afhomss, the Mounties said ham rolls—with an averaige of $400,- discontinued styles Mohair Swaatort Ladies’ Flannel Gowns. giant landslide thundered into radio operator Elnar Carlson re Some of her models were Japa 000 worth of coins a v'cek. HARTFORD (AP) — Finale The UB, hailed mm blatofto and : CAR COATS In Stratford brought in MO pints. nese-girls, who resembled their Uie mountain-ringed British 0>- ported from the isolated comt Half to three-quarters of Dint legislative acUoivon a Bipartisan statesmanlike, w m fanhiotiad la Regular $2.99...... The blood was being processed American counterparts 'in their Regularly $8.99 t Regular $36. to $80. lumbla coastal lumber town of munity 300 mUes northwest of amount com es, primarily from reapiportionment package la ex- long .conferences betwssa through the blood b$mk la,bora- smooth coiffures, s h i^ d in MEN'S — WOMDI'S — CHILDRDI'S tcry today. Ocean Falls Wednesday night, Vancouver. transit oompcuiies, toU stations pseted Monday to the General pubiiean and Democratic lead killing at least two persons and Carlson radioed that a search wings toward ths face, and Dielr or vending operators. Assembly. ers. Its delicate ocm^icomlaea Ladies’ New Handbags. The Red Oross said there was artificial eyelashes, but differed •19.90 BO cause for alarm. injuring five others, Royal Oi- for the missing was calledi off Some comes from federal re Ths House and Senate meet reached Into ail Dm eonumad* •6.77 Regular $2.99...... in that they wore no lipstick at It blamed the shortage on the nadlan Mounted Police reported. early today because of the fear serve iMnks, but tMs meets„only today to what are scheduled as Use. LociU leaders of both par lull over the Christmas and New Five other persons were be of more slides, triggered by all. 8 to 4 per caqt of the demand, brief eessions to advance the ties who know their 'Wards and SLIPPERS heavy rainfsJl and melting East and West mst in Mms. Ladies’ Wool Driving Gloves. Tear holidays, when about five lieved missing in the ftldc of Sven though mints have doubled bill. It was formally Introduced districts like books had to wort days of bloodmobile operations sarth, rock and broken timber snow. Mori’s styles in a fascinating their production since a year into the Senate late Wednesday out solutions to knotty prtDoto Reguloriy 2.99 to 6.99 Regular $1.00...... were lost. irhlch demolished several Police said Carlson reported harmony that combined some ago. after legislative clerks worked problems. M atemi^ Skirts. two bodies were recovered and of the lines and colors of each all day to prepare Hie M-page MisBes’ Wool Jumporo.. culture. ButtsrfUss, bamboo and A squabble ansong RapahH- Re^ar $5.99...... several families were evdeusted (Am Page Twetrir-Eiflit) measure. cans over Housq distilet llnea Regular $10.99...... •7.88 •4.87 to the (>own Zellerbach pulp little cherry blossoms mad* up the prints. One street sheath in Fairfield ^was finally sotUad NOW Bfiascs’ Skirt Clearance. Group of Maternity Slacks. and paper mill, the town’s main Wednesday afternoon before tha LADIE5* WINTER CO AT SALE Industry. was printed in black on white Regular $8.99...... •6.77 Regular $5.99...... •4.87 Schweitzer 90 Today, with a single stalk of bamboo MU was read toto $bs ■saata.'’ AU Wool With Luxury Mink CoUar*. The injured were taken to a Despite the spparsnt saDs> Lovely Maternity Blouses. hospital, Ciarlson said. up the front. There was a butter 76-Year-Old Rep. Cellar Wool Fisherman Knits. ReguUrly $89.96 NOW fly print costume that made the Regular $3.99...... Telephone- lines to the region Regular $14.99...... •7.99 •3.57 wept down, apparently when the wearer look like a butterfly her GROUP OF WOOL DRESS COATS Defends Medical Idea self, for up the back of the flow Becomes Dean of the House Famous Name Knit Suits AU Reduced slide struck at 10 o ’clock PRICE Famous Name ■Ski Jackets, Regular to $45...... NOW $ 3 4 Wednesday night. ing gown with long, full sleeves «/, OFF rippled wide chiffon ruffles In All' Reduced ...... 2 0 % O f f LAMBARENE, Gabon (A P )— Dr. Albert Schweitzer The slide followed by five WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep.Aroae, you must put up with the days a slide 110 miles east Of green, apricot and yellow, the defended hia concept of primitive medical treatment for colors in the butterfly wings. Emanuel Celler, tfrito used thorns.” Vtutcouver In which a crum O iler has mellowed with the Bulletins SELECT GROUP OF I U .9 9 . . . . .Now primitive patients in his jungle hospital on his 90th bling wall of a mountain toppled The rigid, metallic look of a anU-prohlbitlon campaign DAYTIME DRESS / 2 For ^10.00 warrior-In a Japanese print years but still retains a remark C alM fraas, AP Wiraa _ V_____ Regular $12.99. ...Now $ $ birthday today. over a highway and killed four ■win a seat in Congress to 1992, ably fresh and youthful outlook. persons. Officlsds believe an gave an Eastern flavor to sfev- CLEARANCE Ro$. la $6.99 $6J>7 each FAMOUS NAME DRESSES Regular $14.99. . .Now $11 "Africans themselves showed nente to pay tribute to Bchwelt- is the new dean of the House of ‘lAge is a matter of spirit, not me the way," he told a hushed aer. sarth tremor was responsible. eral Uilorsd jackeU that other wise were In the.Western style. Representatives. years," he said. "Somb.men are audience of about 60 of his white A toothless African woman 'Die entire west coast, which At 76, he is oot tbs oldest old at 30 whlls others $ihe-young n a m o niP l n U k in i • BROKEN SIZES SECOND FLOOR assistants gathered around his stepped forward and offered rarely receives snow, experi Worn over evening dresses, T P B H A im , (AP) these were of gold or silver bro member, but his jm m n of at 80.’’ breakfast table. him two eggs. A New Yoric so- enced record falls late in De — StnSe noBee wdd « i cade in q geometric checked service top all 4M of his col- Born to Brooklyn, OUer de Assorted Fabric Lamp Shakos. Metal Wa*te Ba*ket*.' 37e Material. "A t first 1 wanted to build a ctaUte handsd him a 17Di centu cember. Minor slides along leagues now that Rep. Osrl Vin veloped his passion "tor clvU plans Brasnsd and bntnoi Regular 69e...... w Re^kr 79c to $1.00 yard. ... hospital like those in Europe. ry OopUe crocs. northern Brittsh Columbia high pattern. son of Georgia has retired after Wmow Ron Ahpatt tosn OF MEN’S Regular $9.99...... • Long, full sleevM, especially rights and immigration legisla 2.88 But Africans — two ihnpla la A group of children from a ways have been occurring with 60 years in the House. tion through contact with his day and nt lanat Swo pes Straw Flower Baaketa. the return of shove-freezing graceful on ladlee accuatomed were Ujnrod. Poltoa aaM 1 / 2 ool borers — convinced ms that nearby leper village,'some with <>Uer, a New York Democrat Washable Boudoir Lampohadoo. $ 1 Regular to $8...... 60" Milliken- W mulDracial oonstitusney. lure the condltlona are'dlfferant bandages on arms and legs, weather this month. to the long sleeves of many and Judiciary Oommittse chair Hia father became w W tby as Regular $2.00...... I o U U Regular $2.99 yard...... kimonos, gave many of Mme. FAMOUS NAME Aaaorted Plaatto Flowers. and necessities $tre different. I sang in. French "happy birth- man, has spent nearly all his a bottler and dfstributor of diw, great doctor.” Mori’s gowns what to Wastsra 66" Double Door Wardrobe. Valueo to $1.69...... 9c 45" Abbey Flannel. liave built an Afrlmui lioqAtal oongrsasional oaurssr to the whisky, and, when the bueineae for Africans.” Dogs barked and a herd of U.S. Will Take eyes was an air of famtasy, midst of oontroversy as a bat failed, OUer worked Ms way Tbagr sold Regular $15.00...... •12.88 Student lam p*. $9 97 $1.99 yard...... Nine oanAes bunisd brightly blsuik niats raced up. Chickens .since 'they were cut artfully so tler for tbs underdog. That through Columbia University to ten wh Regular $$.99. «n the Uble In the misty tropl- cackled $md Uue smoke ourlsd that the bulk of fullness hung cstreer was erownell tost year law school by selling wine. 36” Suede Cloth (Solids). Second Look below. Fluting graced the WESBORO ind EMBLEM SHOES 60s84 White Four Shelf eal morning when Dm old doctor up from cooking fires' built near with passage of the olvll rights O U er celebrated Ms 50th deaertbed bg aw $dlr> Cabinet. Regular $12.89. . •9.88 Discontinued Plate8,,Cupe Vx to % off Regular 79c yard...... looked back at Ills S3 years the ‘ prlmlUve, filth-strewn wrists o f several gowna, in bill that Ixn-e bis name. wedding anniversary last yealr. ; aa "nsS aoonto liere. wards of ths famous Jungle hoa* At UN U Aid cluding one with a black jersey But despite the fesUngs His wife is an invaUd. She stays 36" Cabinet. 3 6 " Selected Ckitton Prints. He rose at dawn and walked pital. top with oowl neck accented at aroused by the fighte he ia en in Brooklyn with a daughter, ahoftiy ita low back by a a&igle black who was bora a spasDe paraple Rog«iar'’0%O'4 ...... Regular 39c yard...... $nriftly to the hut housing Die Demote orlDclsm of new Afri UNITED NA’nONS,. N.Y, gaged in, O ile r’s genial msui- SPECIAL ^ 36“ WIDE ca, BchwelUer has stuck to hla rose, aqd worn above a,beige ner and sense of humor have gic. Another daughter la mar ARORimNRRKW dining room. . (AP) — Tlw United Stetes is Cfdoniid Capo Cwtaiaa , Ha had oatmeal, an omelet, guns. He has refused to Intro- skirt printed In black dherry won him friends among oven his ried and has two children.. RCKNOa AHUBB. AlIgm aiNk VSfJa SoL^ $1 M HANNM . PRINT C oA 1 reported telling United NaDoae (AP). Regular $1.9A ...... (rsnch fried potatoes, fruit and duos Ideals c( Wsetsrn hygiens, bloeooins, staunchest ofipoaents. O U er la hoaded for another 1CC||^ o9Ca eoflee, listened to btrtbday ■ayliig be Is not hero to oivlUae membera that It wlU take a aec- Arnold acaasl's apartment In 43 years he has tound Mm- strenuous ssssIod. Tda. f hymns In Osrmaa. but to lieiUi. ohO look at the Wg euma It overlooking Central Park was aelf on many Mdse of the seme President Johnsea hss asked President . /Ohneon hailed p o m into U.N. prqieete If they the MtUng for hla custom faah- issue, but it doesn’t boDier him. for a major overhaul of Hw Im- QUANTITIES LHHTTEB He rose and his votM WM OPIM 6 DAY8~8:M te 'StSO Brm. Schweitser. aa*'a„„man whose let the Soviet lAiloii ketm Ita ioDSi Nature helped out his "Oonsisteney le is a stognsnt migralton laws and it sould ha LAY-A-WAY "I thank you all," be said In work has affected mlUlcns of General Aseeinbly v d e wUhout decorative effect by oovering pool Diet breeds.reptilesda.rspDlss to ths hardsr to get toan tha otvU • LOWER LEVEL pettilng Ite pe«6«kaeMtat debto. C ^ r a l Park aritb snow. Ihslde, All the brilliance <4 mind," is Us Msnosrd mom v t | ^ MU. . . CHARGE IF YOU WISH THURSDAY TILL 9 PJL ' Oarman. "This Is the best MzDi- ■rg' o t m y Ufs." ie DM food tortuae ef all Ihtormanta aald ulsTofficlala Ariona Franela helped out by kimono oedare are de to aayWH w ho qutodtons t^ton you ask OaUar how la duMd* wars Joan and men everywwre that you have donnink A fuU-sklrted. long- picted in thia cUm|6drilww. thtohs a i a s wm go, hs repUan: had oome oe fool Uv*D lub ^O y « « n ,” deiotab BM-aean for sleeved gown nuule from a sari, length h o tA /u tt fow a "TWsre to aa old Tttrtlah pso- -JoU llH li M M | b t o DM ^ grMttng guosta. iMi ia BHMaf too asssiy MB’ v srt that aayt y m x ahpdW asvsr from tba acJlaatkii a t t s A o M s a t i St a ! A ■v,l ,'I n: '(L’t J ... / L V .H (See -Fare Tea) . M adaiita.'KM Ii’-lloaL'': SL.XC'«4?’ ’
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name local wtnnerg by next Sheinwold on Bridge Essays Written Wednesday. They will receive Island Sought Rockefeller Kin Saves People cash awards of |M, $25 and $15. Boston Strangler Mysteries On Handicapped The first place winner will Military Action HISTORIC MURDER TRACED Two Park Ave. Mansions Nettlhtodi enter the state contest and wlU TO BRIDGE vie for the $1,000 in cash prises Against Rabbits In The By ALFRED SHEINWOID An «May contest on the to be shared by the five state m w TOWC (AP) — Two H sT’A Mafioanl Men’s Tenm O m m ptem theme "How the Handicapped winners. 9 Q < S t l Give Way to Gangster Deaths MADRID — Spain Is named Park Avenu* landmailc man- The old records My that the « A K Are Overcoming Barriers to The stade and local contests after rabbits, which surrlveil iriona on tha norlhweat corMr at trouble started when Abel trad A « 4 » ____ Employment to My (Commun are part of a national contest held for the past 17 years by the loe Age ttieca. The 08th Itraat were about to be News ed a spade tor two of Oaln's ity" has recently afforded local 4 7S BOSTON (A P ).— The wave ofAtopplng the $1,319,000 robbery ofAhouslng project—killed by men the Preeldent’s Committee on Phoenicians found them when raaed to make way for a three- elube, and the other hletoriane n o 9 4 K 8 7 4 -- myeterlous strangUnga, which the Boston headt)uarterfl of who apparently were looking high school juniors and scnloirs atory luxury apartment house. MARION FOLSOM the Employment of the Handi assumed liat this referred to a G 9 7 4 S S 4 8S ended exactly one year ago with Brink’s 13 years earlier. for a man with the same name the opportunity to interview capped. they ceme to Spein shout 1100 The lovers of tradition and NEW YORK (AP) — Marton 4 K 102 11 victime, has ^ven way in handicapped persons and their B.C. In their African home the architecture shook their heads gardener's tool and a hunter’s Most of file men killed had recently released from state The national oemteet will be B. Folsom, former secretary of ■ oonK Greater Boston to a new terror— police records. prison. employers. IB dierist weapona. Actually, H was a K Q 3M 4 • ^Tomorrow, their essays will In Washington, D.C. for all voyagers knew an anbnal of nteti into the picture came a health, education and welfare, bridge quarrel, and thU column gang warfare of major propor One who didn’t was the first The body of ICdward P. Hu state winners. There are $3,500 roughly similar eppeerance A tions. one killed in the long outbreak, ber, 48, of Boston, described by go to the (Jovernor’a (Commit woman of wealth who saved the says the taxpayer ~ not the pa U sooo^ng the whole world by f4 Q 1 M 6 tee on the Employment of the to cash prizes. oaUed the "shepan,” eo they day by purchasing the mansions bringing you the original hand. 4 AJS Fifteen men have been killed William J. Sheridan, 31, of Bos police as a "small-time bur Locally, Miss Hazel Anderson, called Spain "The Coast of TTie tient — should pay for hospital in gangland fashion and at least ton, shot in the head from am glar," was found late In Novem Handicapped which is spon lor an estimated 13 million. She training and research pro South dealer soring the statewide contest. manager of the State Employ RabbiU, ” or "I-shepanlm.’’ said she Intends to turn them North4outh vulnerable a half-dozen others hai^e been bush on a Roxbury section side ber in a brook in suburban Hin- ment Office, said that the an The Romans took over this grams. wounded. walk last March. - gham. After sorting all the themes ever to the city for cultural use. Opening lea d -la ck of HearU iZ IS nual Hire the Handicapped Pos name and changed it bo "Hls- Because these costs are used A l The Mrangle victims — all The man sought for that killing Just after CSiristmas, George from the state, the committee Ttet was a week ago. and the in determining the hospital rate Abel won the first trick with will send them to the local ter (wntest would be held right pania." The Romans spread purchaser was identified only as tha ace of hearts, drew two women — were killed In an 18- is on the FBI’s list of the 10 E. Ash, 43, of Boston, only re after the coenpfetloo of the structure, he said at a news month period from June 14, 1962 most-wanted men, George P. Me cently freed after serving a jail committee in each town for rabbits from Spain all over tha a person of "immense good conference Wednesday, it has rounds of trumps with the mng Judging town essay contest. eastern Mediterranean area. In will.” and ace, and ruffed a low my, cashed the ace sf ehibe;- to Jan. 4, 1964. Laughlln. term in connection with'a mur a placed a heavy financial burden The 18 men were killed in 10 A brother. Edward McLaugh der, was found slain in his sis Manchester’s committee Hs the Balearic Islands, to fact, She was identified Wednesday heart. He got back to dummy and ruffed a club la dummy. headed by James D e R o c c o,\ on patients and hospital insur- Twslvs tricks wsre in. and- months, the most recent last lin, 43, wavhit In the face and ter-in-law’s car parked across Sky TV Cost Low rabbits became so ^tastropht- as the kfarquesa de Cuevas, a
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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1966 struok the rear of a vehicle Woman to Face operated by Norman Q. ’Ilie- Shastri Gains berge, 25, of Belmont, N. H., Chicago Night Folk Liquor Charge who waa maMfig a right turn Into Stone St from Center S t By Split in Both vehides wbrs westbound A 54-year-iM woman waa on Osnter St. before the acci Form Priest’s Parish chargad with operating a mo dent oecdrred yeateiday mom- Indian Reds tor vehidle while under the in CSnCAOO (-AP) — Amid the ThTM days Intw X wsrHed fluence of intoxicating liquor I »(»m," yesterday afternoon, after she .gaudy naonUghts which awaken —“A M of drunks wander In. MBW DELHI, Inau (AP)— was involved in collisions with Public Records 'Rush Street at dusk is a small They need to gat aoms swill in Film* Minlst«r Lai Bahadur three vehicles. deMc lamp, illuminating In a them betora they oan talk about If youYe a thrifty shopper. Ihaatri’i prnspecta In crucial Police say that after Cath W arrantee Deeds eecondrstory window a narrow their problsma." alactlona March 4 In the Oom- erine Lynne of 77 Ashworth St. Vivian F. Matava to Karl F. whMe rign: "Night Pastor." A puao player of aorta, ha struck a parked car on Spruce started his unusual pastorate as munlat atrong-hold of Kerala Frits and BUste A. Frits, prop BehlndX six nights a week, St. belonging to Adolph A. erty off Washington St. ■its the ReV Robert H. Owen, the result of his friondshlp with State improved today. Quey of 85 Spruce St., she con Charles F. Toung Jr. to Ssd- minister to tlla, "night people" many of the Rush Streot nlg^ Pro-Soviet and pro-Chlnaae tinued Into the Blssell St. inter rick J. Straughan and Marion — the bartenderA B-glrls, must- club musicians. Oommuniat efforts to form a section where, in the process of W. Straughan, property at 114 clans, cabbies anfhqooks of Chi In Septombar, after "talUiw united front in Kerala collapsed making a rlg^t turn, ahe hit Washington S t cago’s near North ^^de enter and and■ talking,' g." Pa- We(hiesday at a meeting in Tri an automobile operated by Les Quitclaim Deed tainment strip. ther Owen got rarmlssloo from vandrum. capital of the state on lie W. Harlow, 49, of Bolton, Elsie A. Fritz to Vivian F. Father Owen, 40, a PrOtastant Blsh(g> Gerald F. BurrlU of tbs India’s southwest coast. This left who had stopped for a red Matava, property off Washing BJplscopal priest with a wlfespnd Diocese of Chicago to stait a Bhastri's ruling Congress party light. ’Then In retreating Into ton S t alx children, describes his wbrit ‘night pastorate." facing a bitterly divided opposi Spruce St. and pulling forward Marriage Ucense as an "otfoeat mlnlriry.” Hlh He set up quartara above a tion. a^n, she hooked bumpers Robert Avery Phillips, Blast comments during an interview staurant and next door to a The Communist quarrel, re with a truck operated by Sher- Hartford, and Joyce Lenore Wednesday bore out the de featuring calypso muslo. newed less than a week after a mah Q. McCann. 52, of Vernon, GUdie, 47 Branford S t, Jan. 28, scription : ktM who ooma to sea btat move to Join forces, gave the dragging it forward a few feet, S t James’ Church. —’"This guy had Just been have tamlly problems, marital witnesses say. problemikK problems with liquor you deserve both ' Congress party a fair chance of BnUdlng Permits roUed of 3800 and somebody re winning a majority in the Ker Mrs. Lynne has posted a f500 To Bldwell Homes Improve ferred him to me. I didn’t get or narootl^ but basically nay ala elections. bond while awaiting arraign ment Co. for George W. Hunt the 3800 back but I think I made bout religion. But with the voting still near ment in Circuit Court 12 in additions and alterations to him feel a UtUe better about iyVe boon In the ly two months off. observers did Manchester on Feb. 1. dwelling at 27 Green Rd., 33,- losing R. church evUer In^Jieir Mves but not rule out the possibility of the A written warning for fol 500. —“A young couple who had Iwva dropped out 'Now they’re splintered Communists and oth lowing too closely was issued ’To Sherwood Circle Inc., new been living togetter for six looking for som ethin — what er opposition parties making a to Ouy (i. Carlcme, 25, of New dwelling at 207 ’Timrod Rd., months saw the sign In the win they’re really looU^ tor is deal for contesting s e a tq ^ the Britain, after he reportedly 317.000. dow and came up out of curlosl God,’’ he said. legislature. The pro-Soviet and por-Chi- nese Indian Communists, who split last spring because of the Mbecow-Peking ideological feud, were deadlocked over whether their proposed leftist front also would oppose a budding alli ance of the Muslim League and the so-called rebel Kerala Oon- gresB party. Girl Scouts Prepare Cookies for Annual Sale The retel oongressmen are members of a IB-man faction Denise L’Heureux, J u n 1 o r<^ Part of the pr
rAGB s a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 ' ir ^UmrI?pHt?r A Pn. Not A FaetionbUst Connecticut S ^ r a lb The thing about Raymond BUsa, Re publican State Chairman of the state Yankee rVBUBOMD BT TUB at Ohio, and proepectlve .Chairman of The Open Forum nuNTOfa c».. Ota By A.H.O. U Mi m II StTMt the Republican National Committee af (Communications for publications in tlA Open Forum will M —ch««t<^ gone ter April 1, is very simple: He is a pro- Ths flnaneU annia of the not bo guaranteed publlcatloa If they contain more than feosional who can't stand having his neoilcut RepuMUaiItoan Cltl- 300 words. The Herald reoervea the right to decline to ROBERT HALL M M M M n Oonne ______romatA • e t o b f 1. UW______party not win. I c%mmlttae havo apparent- publish any matter that may be libelous or which Is In bad sens taste. Free expression of political views Is desired by raU iM ad m tm Craslnf BxMpl Suadaya This—always barring unethical ex ly decided, by logical examina ^ kolMii^ &t«r*d atthe Poat Ufflca M tion of the past record, that contributions of this character but letters which are de ■ a n r in lr r OaoB.. aa Seoond Claaa Mafl tremes in selection of methods—is a they would be foolish indeed to famatory or abusive will be rejected. Ib ita r. . ehauActerisUc which can be hailed as a abandon such a wedge and lover ■OBSCRIFTION BATOI virtue in the head Of a political organi for the particular kind of Influ Fayabla la Jidraaca ____ sation. ence they like to exercise on The Unwanted Sewer U ^come, have a decision to make; Qm T aar ...... •?? S8 Republican affairs In Conneoti- Mootba ...... U W As Bliss himself has operated, for in To the Bditor, "Shall our tax money be used ffaaa Months • ••aa«aa«***aaas ••W cuL according to our need?” There Oas Month ...... stance, it means that he has never As It has fonctionsd for them A sewer is coming to our is danger that others charged MBMBBIt OB closed the party door on any version of In the past, the RepuUlcan neighborhood, and we are all to with this responsibility may n s AMjpCaATBB PRBaB Citizens Committee has given be given ample, if not equal, op not do so. A a AaaodatsdnaM la anlualvalr «ntlU^ Republicanism. But it also means that them a professional public voice portunity to pave the way with Is Bm ass of raoublintloo of all aswa d ^ he has never willingly surrendered the Perhaps it Is the possibility ■atohaa sraditad to It ar ixn othaivlss ca^t- they would never have achieved our finances. or fear of being considered op M la Wa paaar aad atao tha loi^ aaws nma- party’s destinies at the polls to the for themselves In their rola of One man asked for the sewer posed to education that permits an MMa X rapubUeatka of apaalal dM- perilous piloting of any minority fac avid conservative amateurs. BO that he might develop his the Board of Directors to ap patXMs baratn art alao rasarrad.______, tion or minority principle existing It has provided them with a roperty Md become richer. I prove acquisition of the Nike rallytog point at which they £ave only, heard of five persons Aa Marald PrlatlB» Oompfify. ' within the party tent. site under the present circum g~—— an financial raaponalDlUty lor tjpo- oould discover their sym who feel favorably toward .this stances. Then again it may be srasblcat anora appeartns la adrartlaamenta On the basis of his record, one would pathizers and potential oollobo- project and strangely, none live a reflection of the manner in ^SpS^wiatoB matter 1a Tha Haachester rators and supporters from within this area nor do they which we are developing today expect Blise to be interested in making share the cost. Republicans, and getting Republican the various sections o t the to look at government as i aai Ilea oltaat X M. B. A. Bw^a. lac. state. We do not get to make use paternalistic overseer to take _ .jliaiMra RepraaontXlTaa — votes. One would not expect to find him ■athaara 8 p e < ^ Agency — Haw Tore CB»- Through this organisation of this trunk line now, and may care of our every desire. “ ■ It and Boaton. ______trying to promote any one Republican they discovered, quite early in never. We do acquire a ’caveat’; Have we in America come _ ATOIT BinUBAU 0 » CDlCULJt. faction to dominance. the serious business ot the 1964 This promises us a lien against to the point where we are no TIC ______campaign, that they had enough our property and further, that longer able to resist the lure T“iT*~r adaarUstne XMtaa aoans Such observations about the incom scattered power to bring to bear If in the future we do propose of "something for nothing" Ftor Moiaday - 1 p ja. W day. to have main lines constructed JOr Tuesday — i p.m. Mtmay. ing Republicsui >National Chairman on the struggle over leadership even though we know it isn't I v Vadaeadap — 1 p.«a TOaato. would seem to catalogue him as a ra In the Connecticut Republican past our property, many of the so? Put aside discussion of ^ Tharsday — 1 p.m. Weitaanday. party to be able to bargain with people may never recover fi "federal subsidy,’’ “regional iO r TMday — 1 p -bl llnirsday. ther colorless kind of figure, more of a ^ Sataiday — 1 p-m. JMday. ^ . that leadership for delegatea to nancially. support” and “state aid.” They CUaamed daadUae; 10:10 a.m. aaeh dap X manager than a theorist the San Franclsoe Republican .We had a hearing, and ks- ail add up to an expenditure fObUoallaB aaioept Batatday — I a-na. Once again, this is not necessarily a Convention. tmed to several of our town of that our town can 111 afford at vice in one who aspires to be the pro Using this bargaining power, ficials talk us Into utter confu this time. Our tax level Is at a they were able to taka four sion and despair. Ws were each crucial point as was so well ThunaJay, January fessional leader of a party organization. Gold water votes from Cennectl- given a program of queetlons documented by Mr. W. H. And the prospects that Bliss will cut out to that oonvwition, a and answers filled with eva Sleith at the last public budget MEN'S SUPERB - function in such a way are precisely feat far beyond anything they sions and omissions—printed, I hearing. what make him comparatively so much oould have scoompHshed am sure, at the expense of the The future need for increased Dedaratloii By A Guest through any open primary of taxpayers. more desirable than the factionallst hs college facllitiM has been WORSTED SUITS It muat occur aa a oaaual thougbt to convention struggle, as the sub This trunk line is actually a frequently described by many la scheduled to replace. sequent vote-gMthig record of capital improvement on the authorities, but locally the many ortMnapy Ahacrloana who Juct Dean Burch was placed in the posi Goldwater in Connectioui llhia- main sewage plant, and as such problem is not Immediate. read or hear a phraaa or two from hla trated. should be financed by the use There are other serious munici REDUCED dotnga aa our guaat that Premier Kiaa- tion as the personal choice of the leader Finally, the existence of the ef town funds and not by taxa pal needs that are critical — ku Sato of Japan la not being exactly of an extreme wing of the party, and Republican Citizens Committee tion without representation. streets, sidewalks, sewers, wa Oh, I neglected to explain that ter, fire houses, adequate staff rmg. 4 2 . 9 5 rmg. 46.95 & 49.95 a Tory good little boy. Immediately used that position to try to offered them a diannel for make the whole party conform to the spending what campaign money we do not really hav,e a say In ing and fair wages to name a few. It lather aeema aa V he might be image of his leader and patron. If only they felt like spending In Con this matter—^It Is In the hands necticut with and through peo of tha Board of Directors of the It aH reminds one of the ( 9 0 the Praaaler under whom Japan retuma the American electorate had cooperated, i90 to a fidl aenae at Indapendenoa and pol- ple they themselvae oould Uke Town of Manchester. Some fable of the housewife, who, it would have worked, too. The Gold- and trust sharp thinker decided that tf with but a few dollars for food, loy equality in the world. water-Burch house-cleaning of the Re All thlz convenience, eO this the town did not try for a loan could not resist the bargain of He had, hi hM^^pearanoe before tha publican party organization and its coagulation of their power, all or bond Issue, they need not put fer of a silver bracelet for her Mattonal Praas aub, a paaaage In which this funnellng ef their influence, this proposal before the people dollars. Alas later the silver reach for potential future control of really cost them nothing except for a vote. turned to lead and her family Rich fabrics, loomed of die world’s finest wools.. ha sounded aa If he might be delivering party organization on all levels were money, which happeiu to be the Now I am sure that no one had no food. I in new models, colors ... regulars, shorts, somethhic of a laotura to hla Waatam much farther along, in November, thEUi one political asset with whlc)i begrudges the developer the Members of the Board of Di ON ALL THESE ^ Menda. they are moat oonspleuously fair use of his land as ho sees rectors—do you really think we P longs. Look for the red tags and the regular the eampaign for the presidency. fit within the limits of hls con "la Aata,” he aald, “thara la an Aalan equipped. can afford to accept this "sU- i price toga on this tale merchandise! But the margin by which the presi If the continued seelous oper stitutional rights, so long as he ver bracelet?” way.'a Mand that reaulta from the In- dency was lost was so great as to frus ations sf such an agile and does not infringe on the rights Very truly yours, K aemplat* altarotleiM Indudad tartiiay a t Aaia’a hiatorleal, geographical trate the Goldwater-Burch dream of handseme fellow as Joha-Math- of others. R. B. Bagley I am also sure the people of amd othar forcea and which defies full winning the party even if losing the er Lupton, If a continued place 66 Dale M. aoaaprahanaioB whan seen through the In the headlines, a continued this neighborhood share no ob ManoheMsr election. Republicans, of many views formula for the distribution of jection to a trunk sewer if it is LADIES' AND rational eya at Weatem people. and factions, decided to take their party the right kind of llteratore and paid for, as it should be, by the Refuse Blnee "A apttit at toleranoe and harmony, In back again. The idea that the success the right kind of .spsechss, and town as capital improvement. To the Editor. purUculaa, la aaaantlal hi dealing with a continued possession of a It is vital that all persons Old Porter waa edged with rub of their desire, and the acceptance of de thorn in the side ef the regular Involved should be present at the probtana at Asia. The eetabliahment feat by the Goldwater-Burch combina bish cans, oh such a mess, ENTIRE STOCK OF Republican state organlsatl6n Keeney St. School February first Because the refuse collectore of piattc and freedom in tliia area re- tion is going to hand Mr. Bliss a united can all be ebtained for nothing at 8 p.m., when the Dire(;tors are to take a public opinion vote failed to show up, I guess. qulres enurmoua effort, wisdom and party Is pure fiction. Mr. Bliss is going but a little money, and if, to Its beautiful (Christmas Sear Phuiographed By Joaeph Satcmls boot, everytolng repreedftted on this propo^. Tour absence GIRLS' ITEMS MEN'S JUILLIARD* time.” to inherit factional strife and hate and son’s gaily colored llghU J and serveony such activities may result in unjust assessment yyom aMh a gwiaral lecture. Pra> troubla But if any party figure can ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH also constitutes a sort of holy and encumberment. were defaced. Those of you voters who are As the trash stood fast — the mlar Sato want Into a few apeelfica. stand a chance of hamessing the party’s crusade from the Ideetogical dear old street looked dis LUXURY SWEATERS dissgreements into one forward pull it’s point of view—how could the not in on the ''benefits’’?? of Japan, he said, will heap on Inoraaaing this plan, should not scoff or graced. iwobably Bliss. , angels ever refuse to benflnile ? Ma trade with Communist China. Net enly ere the engels Jtolnr Ignore this situation, because if A Thoaght for Today public interest la overruled in The good housewives were up ”lt la oar viaw.” ha auplalned, “that to continue, ecoording te forma'’ set and rightfully were sore. If hnproTements oan be effected— Sponsored by the Manchester announcement, but ene>detec(s our neighborhood, Is your area Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Council ef Churches what seems to be a new free safsT Even when I looked out of my Xinnsigii auoh eontaota—hi the welfare Paul Diehl window, I darned near swore. 20% OFF In Onr Hearts . . . dom ef front and alignment on and hraUhood of the Oilneae on the Robtert D. Not'ak 116 Keeney Street And the dogs In the neighbor There's sn amusing story the part Sf the whole operation. hood dallied with delight, I Deduct 2 0 % from regular TnnWihMMi, as with the rest of Asia, this In our hearts, we Americans have stxiut ths rogue who, becoming In the first great chapter of were 7.95... 6.36 Report Its existence, the . Committer Red Tape and Pinboys As they happily partook of this woidd laad the way In ttie long run to known, ever since 1024, that our policy*' somewhat concerned about the mess bite by bite. day when he should meet Hls took some pains to keep at least To the Editor, were 9.95... 7*96 peaae and stability hi Aaia.” of shutting down on Immigration into the surface poee of being a nice As further evidence of the I price tags on every garment... Maker, went to visit hls min;^ So I called the town hall to re hi vlaw of Japan's historical and geo this country on a basis of racial ori WASHINGTON—‘If and when Kennedy buildings cover thf coming visit was not preceded Ister. ■’''mendly volunteer, dedicated to breakdown in the recreation pro- were 12.95... 10.36 graphical relations, It would be “impos- gins was wrong. Wa know the horrible President Johnson makes that continent. by firm invitations. ♦ the goal sf party success rather nam , 1 would point out that the port this pitied plight. proposed tour of Latin Amer As a result, some U.S. diplo "Say, parson, how seon muat than to any factional cause. We West Side Men's Bowling League And I got an answer that was sibla to sever completely our oontaetp snub involved for countries which had Actually, Latin American a person reipent?’’ he inquired. cheerful and bright. I see what you save! ica, his exceptional talents as policy vas taking on a harder, mats In South-America bellova could guess that the future na has been forced to disband after Choose from mohair blends, lambswools, with tha Chinese mainland.’* themselves been the basis of western a campaigner will be put to the Humphrey, not ;^«hnson, should “The day before he dies,” ture ef the operation is not go thirty-two years of continuous I was told not to worry — to be less romantic tone even before came the reply. dt good cheer. washable Orion* acrylic... in zip-front; HOiea he was questioned about the civilization. We knew the horrible in sternest test. President Kennedy’s death. But make the tour. ing to be reticent about operation. We were told it was Why? For reasons that are . Humphrey, won’t be travellag "But, herw de. we know when acknowledging its true dbjec''- itaie to a lack of pin boys. In For the men were coIlecUng on Sitnatlon In Vietnam, Premier Sato sult Involved for the peoples of Asia, Latin politicians associate the that day will be?V Waranokf and other streets cardigan, and 'V-neek pullover models. authors of a civilization which hail its 'h^CSlly emotional and def no-nonsense line of present zooiir but Mr. Johnaebg Uve—to have the right wing prior years pin boys were no thought the problem was one that initely unfair, Lyndon B. John may well attend the Inter- “Ah, yes," replied the minis recognized as the one on Which problem. However, under cur near. aouMn’t be handled by the “rational ap lights and glories before western civlU- American poMcy and its scold ter, “that ie a problem, isn’t son is simply not a po.pular fig ing of spendthrift Latin ways American Conference in Rio In the party must learn to fly. rent administrative red tape the proach-typical of the Western World.” zation grew out of its animal skins. ure in L*tin America. The Lat April, perhaps going on to It?” I>ln boys must become Town em Sure enough, a day and a half with those two Texans: Lyndon What about your day ot re later, one cold morn’, In our hearts, we still knew this was ins would much prefer a viBit Johnson and Tom Mann. Buenos Aires, Santiago, ahd ployes and wait from one to two And perhaps hla sentral theme was from Vice-President-elect Hu elsewhere. pentance 7 In 1899, the poem, "Ths Man weeks after performing their I could'hear a noise, as though that' Japan, combining Western influ- wrong when, in 1952, we undertook a bert H. Humphrey. Moreover, the Latin mind U.S. dlpl<»nats are crossing Rev. Roy R. Hutchson With A Hoe,’’ was first pulv services to receive their pay. havoc were born. ' identifies Humphrey, an articu ancea and Oriental background, waa revision of our Immigration laws. But Accordingly, a Johnson trip their fingers. What they fear is Wopplng Coimnunlty Church Ushed. In other bowling alleys the pin I sprang from my bed to set what came out, in the McCarran-Wal late champion of -Latin Ameri boys are paid on the day the what was the matter. . OUR ENTIRE STOCK ACIT uniquely qualified to serve aa an in to South America will be no nothing so preposterous as BOYS' 11.99 & 12.99 ca, with a' milder policy work is performed. Therefore, And there the jolly collectors dependent bridge between East and ter Act, was nothing better than a re- happy gathering of garlands anti-Johnson riots, but that a (though, in fact, he is on close Johnson tour might encounter the pin boys find work at these were, making this clatter. West, as a link bringing stability to ^firmation and intensification of our from worshipful street crowds (as were the Eisenhower and terms 'vlth Mann). To' the Lat the same leaden antipathy tlu t Herald Yesterdays other establishments. LADIES'DRESSES U r F TOUCHDOWN COATS **tba unatabla Aaian^ scene.” exhibition of high handed i;acial selec ins, Humphrey and his cham dogged Gen. de Gaulle’s dismal This only confirms in my mind Away to the window I flew like Kennedy visits). President pioning of the non-Communist The hew Japanese premier accom tion. Johnson will have to sell him tour last year. Such a reception of what classrooms normally that a recreation program a flash. left are throwbacks to 1961 and could seriously damage UJS.- 25 Years Ago should be run by recreation peo Just in time to see them take Every dress... even new advance spring fashionsl, panied all this talk about an increaa- For 40 years, then, we have been liv self to a super-sensitive citizen the inspirational (if oft^n un cost by making formal applica away the well seasoned trash. Latin relations. Rift between officials threat tion to federal government for ple free of the straight jackets, AND SURCOATS Ingiy free-wheeling and influential role ing with an immigration ^law which ry. realistic) early days af the Al 196S Publisher* Newspaper of administrative red tape. It Oh I was so happy that I Sizes for misses, juniors, petites, hafi-sizesl This fact is partially — but liance for Progress when the Syndicate ens to fold up WPA Public Li Orferd Village* admlnlstratlop further confirms what most of for his own coimtry with'a nice decla flouts our own founding principles, and only partially—understood by brary projects and throw its bulldirg. danced a little jigS^t conflicts with ■ our avowed ideals for emphasis was on how much us already knew that Jim Herdic In fact. If . I had had a flask, 1 ration about how much Japan still ap U. S. officials now beginning to Uncle Sam could do for Latin workers out sf jobs. was not <^y the best recreation fashioning our own contemporary liv plan the President’s trip. Latin After come discussion as to Mrs. C. B. Watkins, president would have taken a swig. preciated the United States willingness America—not how much Latips Today in History of Women’s Auxiliary of Man director In the State of Connect to pyoteet Japan from attack, and, then, ing. American politicians do not con could do for themselves. powers ef zoning board of ap icut but in addition was a highly To this tale there’s a moral, fide in them quite so openly as By Hie Associated Press peals relative to grranting of chester Memorial Hospital, pre with a rather pointed suggestion that But what we have kriown in our “Humphrey is a special sents keys ef Chapman Hous \ .oompetent administrator. those in town hall please MISSES' BLOUSES, they do to visiting American re * Today’s Highlight in Hlsttnyr emergency rights for liquor es Bill Pagan! ft might be nice if the United States hearts all this time has had little influ porters. friend, ’ one Urugpiayan politi On this date in 1929, the Sen tablishments. board allows Max to Miss Mary Chainnan. fo: note, cian told us. "He is even more whom, with her sister, late Mis: 258 McKee St. To Manager Dick and those got more flexible about some of its other ence on our ac^on. On a recent month-long trip ate ratified the Briand-Kellogg Glaiber, North End package Manchester, Conn. that seek an electorate's vote. through five Latin countries, we to tha left than Kennedy was.” Treaty. store proprietor, right to locate Helen Chapman, residence ha< SKIRTS, SWEATERS policies, and began to think serioualy When it comes to action, we always It was a frequently voiced sen been named. I know you have problems and 20^^ OFF You’ll find pile-;lined Norpole nylons, encountered this curious reac On nils Date temporarily at 248 N. Main St. - - Praise for Town Offielals about giving Okinawa and tha Bonin seem to be prompted by small and ugly tion everywhere Jn Interviews timent. In 1669, the coronation of criticisms you don’t like. Plans for 1250,000 shpppin)’. Td the Editor,^ But neither is the answer, a 2 pile-lined corduroy surcoats, fidly* Islands back to Japan. thoughts, about '^ust what particular with politicians: Thus, Humphrey has received Queen Elizabeth I took place in 10 Yean^ Ago center on Spencer St, asst o. Every one included! Tailored shirts, dressy blouses, many informal invitations to Westminster Abbey. I believe H is high time some mill hike. lined corHuroy touchdown coatal By su(di a speech, we are given no- blend of races we'might like to keep in Q. What do you think of East Hartford town line leap-"' one had something nice to say luxury sweaters, beautiful fashion sldrtsl tloe that Japan* la feeling healthy and President Johnson? visit Latin America. In con In 1781, the first Georgia Pro Board of education votee te forward with granting ef sonc our^ melting pot, like tha number of A. Well, we don’t know much trast, Mr. Johnson’s announce vincial Asasmbly met at Savan add flvs classrooms to tdwn’s about our town officials. I be Sincerely yours. h\f(epandent again. It may be dlfficuH change to Stanley Rray by lieve I speak for all ot Main St. Jim Dougaa elig^bles we like to have around for the about him yet. ment to Congress of a forth nah. school system at small fraction Town Planning CammiasiML for ua, or for some of the Aslan peoples Q. Do you want him to come In eoctendlng thanks to the number of Jobs available in this eoun- Board ot Directors for the var- *Hils Ibo^ghtfnliieee’ who had their direct experience with try. down here on a visit? kNis actions token to bettor To the Editor, Japan a quarter century ago, to re A. Oh, I suppose so. But ws And, although the present moment would really rather have one business conditions. We wish to thank Everyone GIRLS' JACKETS, member all the fine gentle qualities may seem especially propitious as one To name a few; The removal who contributed at Christmas other American visit us. of meters, the establishment of Prtmler Sato cites today as the pros in which we may have a better than Q. Who is that? time for families under' our EVERY 17.95 to 19.95 pective gift of his natlon’a policy and A. (brightening) Hubert, a Downtown S|>«cla] Taxing care. normal chance of doing what we know F is c h e W i District, the use of old meter COATS, SNOWSUITS diplomacy to the cause of peace. But Humphrey. He is simpatloo. As in the past, this thought- 20* OFF to our hearts to be right, the Presi tlMI. FablUlidn Nrsa|w|brr -fttnds^' -to ereate- -new -and at-- fUIneM... Bssared a "M erty J for better or for worse it is now a new What makes this coolness to B/mUtnIp MEN'S PILE-LINED dent’s request for an enlightened, hu ward Mr. Johnson both cur tnusUvo parking, erection of (Jhri8tmas”vfor all. ehaprter which la being declared open by mane, and really American revlalon of ious and Ironic la the- success MW street signs, and the ap Sincerely, such a speech. Whatever happened a of his L*tin American policy, plication approved for a Down- Manchester Welfare our immigration laws will certainly not iewa Uiban Renewal Program. Department. MELTON SUBURBAN quarter of a century ago began to hap go waltzing through Congress. A good while U. 6. foreign policy else Ihaao were farslgbted decisions. pen long before that, and we had our where seems to be floundering. Maty Drila Fera. many individual Americans had better Soon after entering the White Wa can all see that thcQr will part In It too, and It behooves us that soon reap theto rewards in a What’s In Street Names? be sure to make up their own minds House, the President named ca growing tax revenue from a we should now prove ready fpy"the mo about it. For unless they do, and unless reer foreign service officer (and To the Editor, ’ ment when, once again, Japan seeks prosperous business district. It oeems that almoat every they come out on the riglR side, and do fellow Texan) Thomas Mann 1 think It would be very re LADIES' COATS to move forward as an equal, ai)d noth- Assistant Secretary of State community has its Chestnut so in a manner which their representa- miss not to mention the fine St. Many y ta n ago our chest hig less, and claims the right to share and czar of Latin American af cooperation of our Police. De- tives at Washington can feel and sense, fairs. The change gave a new nut trees were blighted out of with us influence over eventa in Its own poiw eot with both business existence. Tet hardly a Chest AND CAR-COATS the blot on our national shield, the stay otability to hemispheric policy. nsQ and ouatoman. It Is re 20* OFF badeyard. nut St. had Its name changed. away notation beside the -Statue of lib Hie Johnson-Mann policy rates fraining to see a town where Wa defeated Japan, and wa have since a major share of credit for the Then why ahoilM^ .«ur town TouH find warm pile-lined melton subuilMDS, erty, will be with ua a long time sUlL the poUCe ore not Just inter- fathers be duty-bound to Entire Stock.. .not a single coat held back! In dominated and led Japan for nearly 20 decline of the Castro-Oom- sstod In writing tickets but gen- pile-shawl collar suburbans, smart 38’ munlst threat. change Elm St.’s name If Elm sizes for misses, juniors, petites, half-sizesl iruars, and that is about aa long aa any- ulnsly want to sae ths shopping St. loses all its elms? Where kne^langth suburbans, and morel Why then the frigid Latin pObUc hai^y and business thlhg like that could possibly last. Now attitude toward Mr. Johnson? are locust trees on Locust StT thrivtog. The pines on Pins St. are wa bava to decide, once again, whether Time-PaHeing: Perhaps most important, Mr. All and all It was a very to malca friends and equals with a great Johnson Is unavoidably com about gone. Meny Chriotmaa on Main St. How did Manchester's Palm paopla who ttva on the same ocean wa The post-holiday letdown Is sharp and peting with a.ipy^- .Popuku* In Tha only thing we oould oom- St. ever get Its name? Of tUv or parmit both great peoples to hard If waiting for spring is the only Latib America in life, John F. plaln about waa the tremen course, there were never any iim p r ttaamselvea national destinies and bobby one bss to fall back on. January Kennedy. In death has become dous amount Of work and whan palm trssa nearby. aqd February, tbou|^ not long enough somethtog of a cult—^from the a merobfint complains about be national nacessiUea which make that Tours truly, for the skiers, are top long for others. Bo universities to the slums. ing too bunr—ho should always J. W. Cheney. wMe ,ocean too small for both. What is we recommend new projects, like try In the shanty town faevelas bava this Und of trouble! To th e - r ^ answer, if any real good answer ing to Ibam a new skill—chess-playing, of Rio de. Janeiro, photos o f' ttio many people to wbotn we la poasiblaT Perhaps, now that we have perhaps, or bagpiping. The more time- President Kennedy are pasted owe so nMich, a Very Happy Sailors Lose Jobi consuming the process, the better. The on the v/all beside religious pic New Tear. Bgain tbs first rebirth of the more thought and effort involved, tbs tures. At tk* Prssldent John- F. It. Bruce Watkins WA8HINOTON — ITve thou ttiasnd, **iUi* Is for Asians,” wq might qutoksr will sewn the return of the lazy, Ksnnady School In Santiago’s Osneral Managol- sand sailors have lost their Jobs rasp and with ■omatblng about H being hasy days of summer—and (Im subset alums, ohUdran pasta ptotuma WaUdns Brothars. Inc. in ths Unltod States Orsat Laksa q u su ,tlme of worrying again about of tha Ksnnady family on class IWNV • W* «*r sssk sabl NMrvpoRo to.«MOMR m m » nradi Mllbsr goal to try to ssa ifttw ______bulk flsst slnoa INT beeauM ef Christmas abopping. — SPRfifaHBU> ' room buUstln boards Kaiinady The WHmt BinMsIeF the oluuiging Iwo-ora pictura .Alls * ?)■*'* S'* *• •'•fO ilMia**l morti wMi bo safe for paopla. •sflls T|Jm. «• ?•*• Rsaf, ^ R. 4 (SesH Swo«9 lA) MCCapJlsI . ^ ** SMOsTftc.ii UHZOM .pISM K m ie4r JtinetK.. mi*. • w# li«v* m Wtott l»u**l in eompettBt jFlto fior y aan to ^ . I * / ■ •' ■*, I t r ''•■ /-*■ -w ^ rri^ . .< • *t • }t' • \
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Uona braab the Umitad iraclear all of us spend at least part of run away from home at least ointment for chest colds, And a build E free Viet Nam and.urged trds of the 130 rooms shat- period b a n n in g about Tbanlcs- San Diego Open givlng and ending several weeks Artistg to Get test ban traaty. , every day of our lives reliving it. once before he got out of high hair pomade. a return to normal life. Sred by a Viet Cong terrorist Spokesmen for the Atpmic Memories school. . The motto of business was, Vietnamese Troops Attack, bomb Christmas Eve have been into the new year.’ ’ Events in Nation Your own past may be longer Underway Today His appeal followed a compro Murder a Day Rate Energy Commlasion and the Few folks were afraid of a “ The customer is always right. mise solution of the political, repaired. Two Americans died There were 188 homicides in Better Studios Defense Department talked to than y^u’d care to brag aixait hobo if ha knocked on the back Those were the dear old days. crisis between the civilian ad*' In the explosion. Philadelphia last year, 43 per WA8HINOTON (AP) — The^to close 11 hospitals, 4 homes the Ooi^es^ional Military Ap- Change Us if you can remember wheti— Remember? SAN DIEGO, Oalif. (AP) - Kill 11, C aptu re 12 Cong cent more than the 116 in 1963. PARIS — The French Goverii-, and 17 regional offices. door and asked for something to ministration and the military Mariner i apececmrt has aboitt ^catioiK Atomic subcommittee The $M,B00 San Diego < ^ n Golf Of the 188, Leary said, police ment is planning t6 build br re-, VA Administrator William J. The neighbors always brought eat. But he usually had to chop high command. But it was sep- Stirs PhiUy Official MS milUon miles more to go Wednesday. Tournament got under way to parent that he had not reached solved 180 and “ we have made build huMreda of studios for in-' Driver said a June 30 target To Any Age food to your house vhen some some kindling or beat a rug be Cinderella’s Shoe SAIGON, South Viet Nam
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(Cootiaoed from Page One) DeaplU criUcism trtoi some A set of revisions to the town toning regulations, Africona, he has refused to When a snake Is born it h u no change either his methods or ^ .B O B THOMAS BINGO stiffening requirements for some apartment, group Schweitzer. "In your commit rattles. Just a button. the crowded corrugated iron nHOLLYW(X>D (AP) — Thie is P. A. C. lALLROOM (garden-type) dwelling and office building construction, ment to truth and service, you Each time the skin Is shed, shacks that serve as his hospte an anniversary of Boris, mark 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE is in the works. have touched and deepened the ing the 30th year the above by- the top of the old skin remains lives of millions you have never tal. The town planning oommis- “ He treats our people like sa< Um h u appured a top a HoUy- attached to the end of the talf; -aioR laat night reviewed a draft met. On behalf of the American ** wpod cidimn. it Is the rustling of one of these EVERY MONDAY—8 P.M. people, I salute you." vages Instead of bringing p rog set of requirement* to replace ress,’’ a Gabonese ofnclal sold t Does such an ecoaekm call for tips over the adjacent one that the current Residence Zone C Local Stocks Hundreds of well-wishers a (Tveeplng survey of two turbu makes the characteristic sounds. » were still en route to the outpost recently. . * restrictions. Dr. Schweltser insists he! lent decades in the movie The skin is shed more often The suggested changes are three miles from Isunbaxene worMT Possibly. But I prefer to than once a year. Qaotations Famished by where Schweitzer has spent knows what’s best for Africans Read Herald Advertisements aimed particularly at apart Dempsey-Tegeler Go.. Ino. and will not change. He polntx preeent a thesis on a subject ment and office building proj- much of his life treating the sick that la, X believe, untouched in MemlMrs of New York of French Equatorial Africa. to the man from the bush wh4 scts. Stock Ezchaage continues to come for help and; tbe Hterature of Hollywood; the They would require mib.stan- The throng included black klMing of actreases. Ually more land for either type men, entire rillages of grateful to his staff of 80 men and womi . Bank Stocks en, some of whom come from ',I discovered early that kissing ©t constniction. and upgrade tribesmen, and white men, la a normal form of greeting other minimum requirement.*. Bid Asked some 2(X) Europeans and a few the world’s beet hospitals. ’’’ Conn. Bonk and Renouncing a succsssfuk among entertainment folk, Ac- The commls.sion also reviewed Americans from outside Africa. treosM have been known to Use a proposed change in the pro Trust Co...... 70 V4 74% They came by plane, river boat career in Europe, he first camN Hartford National to Africa in 1918. Although h^^’ telegnun boys. Comedians kiss cedure a builder must follow to and on foot. each other at tostimonial ban obtain permission to build an Bank Co...... 60 64 Schweitzer, who has helped was to win recognition later Vernon National a missionary, he had already quets. Cowboys klM their office m C zone or a group more than 80,000 persons at the hpr-rsM, but th ^ la an entirely dwelling project in any zone. Bank ...... 75 hos*5ital he founded 40 years ago achieved greatneaa aa a youn|b Fire Insurance Companies dlftfferent matter. The change would transfer to and won a Nobel peace prize, la man. n While I recognise that It Is the commission the responsibili Hartford Fire . .. 69 72 stooped and burdened with age. Born the son of a preacher in GS considered bad form to Uss and ty for granting permits for National Fire . . . 126 131 But the old man with the the Alsace village of Kayerz-^ Phoenix Fire .. . .124 130 tell, I believe the full facta. In- J^l»-Sfinrt€i D E ^ STOfti _ either kind of construction; re bushy white hair and the droop berg, Schweitzer enjoyed a widjr ^udlng real names, should be sponsibility now rests with the Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ing mustache still had his leputatlon in music, philosophy Aetna Life ...... 65% 68% b^cluded In this paper. And I soning board of appeals. familiar twinkle as he told and theology before he turned tof hope thle does not appear to be Ip INE s t r e e t a t HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Conn. General .. 161 166 The amendments fanned also visitors: medicine at the age ol 80. '* l^ragglng on my part. Include a requirement that any Hfd. Steam Boiler 154 160 “ I assure you I feel wonder As an organist, he attractetf Security Ins...... ^Tbe recipient ot the Mm Is of residential construction in busi 51% 55 ful. I am grateful you could large audiences in European imall concern; it is the custom ness zones meet the C zone min- XD come.’’ concert halls. As a scholar, hip' ^ t counts. It h u been report- Imums. The current regulations Sec. Conn. Life .. 22% 24% A living legend because of his left a storehouse of khoiwiedgs and I see no reason to doubt APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT are leas restrictive than the pro TVavelers ...... 38% 41% Semi-Weekly Session at the Canvas humanitarian work, Dr. on subjects ranging from music ’ U, that Judy Garland h u Mased c e e d C sqne amendment would Pnbnc UttUtlM Schweitzer ia also one of the German literature and Bach tq the entire backstage crew upon Conn. Light Power 36% 38% A jam session in oils — one can almost hear the beat and more at East Catholic High School. While her two com controversial figures of Africa. studies of Jesus. . exiting from a singing perform Hfd. Elec. Light 53% 65% The commission’s review last blare of pulsating pigments. Darting savage splashes of ul panions are absorbed in composition, Paula Hewitt, ponders ance. for BIGGEST VALUES! LOWEST PRICES! night concluded with general iq>- Hartford G u Co. 45 tramarine at her surrealistic seascape is 15-year-old Bonnie My introduction to the local So. New England ,, her latest creation. Paula, 18, of 104 H Chestnut St. Is Bon proval of the proposed changes. Ames (right) of 828 Hart Rd., a sophomore at Manchester nie’s classmate at MHS. ’The three girls, all intent on a fu custom w u traumatic. Newly The details of the amendments Telephone Co. . 57 69% High School. In the center, enchanted with the waves of married, I w u standing with must now be worked out by Blaiiafactartng Companies ture career in art, Inunerse themselves literally in this orgy Mori’s G>Ilection Pairs - color sweeping across her own landscape masterpiece, is o< paint twice a week. (Herald photo by Pinto.) - my wife in the lobby of the BlU- Town Planning Director Joseph Allied Thermal .. 51 55 Loraine Woykovaky, also 16, of 63 Niles Dr., who is a sopho- X aore Theater between acts o l a Tamsky, Town Building Inq>ec- Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56% 59% ^ y . Betty Hutton, who w u tor Thomas Monahan and Town B arden ...... 12 13% East and West Fashion^ between husbends at the time, Counsel Atty. Irving Aronson. Bristol BraM .... 7% 9% walked up with a-polsy greeting When they are finished, the Coleco ...... South Windsor 8 9 (Continued from Page One) ice with long, tight sleeves and End planted a Mm on my llpe. planning commission will sched Colonial Bosud ring neckline. “ M u t Betty O nble,’’ I eold ule a public hearing on the Common ...... 6% 6% The rug in Scoasi’i living Scaasi (whose bottom price in lervouaty to my w^e, wiping Highland Park Wing Almost Enclosed ameifuhnents. Tamsiaky eedi- Dunham-Bush . . . 4% 5% his custom line is $400) predicts the pleitilful Mpetick from my matad that the hearing would Kaman Aircraft room is of kit fox. He has no 9% 11 Town Hall Land, Chute Tract Studied the suit of the future will be very ■tee. T1i4 ISghland Perk School addition, A steel skeleton three Bitting in back of the building, should be Installed this week, be aometime in Felm iay. N. B. Machine .. 30 32 sofas, but has built into every fitted In the waist, and showed 1' IClM Hutton is an on-tiie- he said. Until it Is, and working, the workers are using por The commiaaion last night months ago, h u acquired 99 per cent of its exterior brick North and Judd .. 17% 19% corner and along every wall, a blue brocade example. mouth Maaer, a n rity in Holly walls and most of its roof. George Johnson, site foreman for table heaters. Johnson said that the $458,000 eight-classroom agyproved the plana for tha pro Peter Paul ...... 32% 34% An inter-agency meetings Walter Umberfield reported<^the pubUo, building commiasion#p. "I ’m Interested in cream and wood where actrezees must be addition will probably be completed by April 20, the pro posed addition to the Westhill The speaker will be the banquettes upholstered in Bris the Associated Construction Co. of Hartford,' eold today that P lu tic 'Wire Cable 13% 15 last>4 night discussed — asthe_------dona that the basic winter program------x.J _Mm ...... A . . T cake, not bread and butter,’’ he aver mindful of their makeup. the windows and door frames will go in next Hie boiler, now jected completion date. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Gardens bousing-for-the-elder^ Standard Screw . reported that 45 per cent of the Rev. Herbert Smith who will tol blue: Several chubby chairs 36% 37% was the same aa last year with Eli Terry School was completed. said. “ I love it when a client ' The most oemmon forma ore: project Stanley Woiks .. tion of land for a town hall by speak about his work with peo and a big hassock are covered 22% 24% the addition of men's volleyball. The requests for $700,000 for says khe had a marvelous time ■' 1. Tbe cheek-to-ebeek double The approval was gxsnted un Veeder-Root _____ UAR Housing Oorp. a t Man ple in Har Mell Homes, a hous 29% 31% The women’s night out program the high school euldition and ing project. in a feather print in shades of in my dress and knew she wa^ packer. The two parties rub der the state statutes govern The above quotations are not chester and the proposed locat had been canceled. $75,000 for Fire House on the EpUepay Meeting Set brown, and two chairs are enor the hit of the party.’’ eherin and emit simultaneous ing public improvements. The to be eonstni^ as actual mar- ing of the Pioneer Parachute Stavropoulos, another eustom atmcMng sounds. This la one of The summer progT^am will be referendumW4SUI4SS* stillVWSS stand.VIAltU. The 4 44V 4140V first meeting of hU«the /JUUII South mous gold hands. One sits on statute apecincally includes keta Co. on land adjacent to South conducted the same as last designer, showed clothes with, the more affectionate greetings housing projects aa a public hn- Windsor. He said the commiaaion plans Windsor chapter of the Connect- the '“^ m " and leans against year. All swimming instruction to talc with 10 architects in the knit Epilepsy Aseociatlen will be the look of Greece, tshere he •nd among its able pracUtioners provement The land offered to the town the fingers, resting an arm on Are Lana THirner and Ann Both will be held at Spring Pond near future regarding plana for held tonight at 8 in the basement the “thumb” was bom. Chiffons wars draped T la» cotnsniaakm approved the is located on Sullivan Ave. next Park. like a gtxldesa’ clothe#, but am. Hazard: tiie mala can end first aactiou of Westhill Gcu*- Coventry to the shopping center. TTvere the new town hall. parlor of the First Cbngregatiofi' Feathers obvioiuly attract S upt Charles Warner noted ol Chiifch, Main St. aometimes the chiffon w u up with a bard-to-explain llp- dens as a sttxttvision. Instead is about three-ond-a-half to Umberfield suggested if tHfc Mr. Scaasl, he used so many in atiek emudge on his ear. concession wasn’t bid on in the the public building commission Francis Coppola, president of bis costumes that he thinks the mounted flat to the lining and of a public Improvement As a four acres Infvolved. only the bodice draped, no the '< 3. The cheek-to-cbeek tingle result it was ^ J s e t to a public On the Pioneer issue, mem parit, automatic machines might had beeii asked to consider the the Connecticut Epilepsy Asso- Audubon Society must be after Church Unit feasibiljty of addiiij; eight elation, will show a film. Mrs. effect was of a Greek column. . pucker. A more formal proce besudng. No hearing is required bers dechfed that Joseph Ca- be placed there. He noted the him. The first outfit to appear dure, the ectreM tlHa her chin recreation committee hoped to rooms to tlie Ell Terry School John Dooley, public health nurse LaiIs Esteyei, on the other on public improvements, bow- rino, chairman of the planning was one that he says he made hand, was bom in Cuba, so there to receive the Mm on her cheek sver. and zoning commission, should open the park on Memorial Day while It was still under con- fo*| town will also attend. The as a sort of gag, not expecting Will Select struct! on. public is invited. was a Spanish warmth to his hut does not reHxmd. Thla la the Two altcraatss were diosen attend the meeting of the Cap for weekends. to sell many, but it proved to method employed by Bette Da He indicated that Sam Brady commented Meets Tonight designs. He always has been e last night to sit at a public itol Region Planning Agency Harry Anderson be the most popular outfit of great one for figuring ways to vie, although Z ttenkly have bearing on Jan. U , when the on the proposed location of the was preparing a report on a on ■the-'scUon” o T t h r ^ r d ^ the chic New York set’s New b eu too scared of her tor try it SERVICE DERf STORE Its Officers high school program to combat cut out a neckline in peekaboo aomsnission will oonaider a aone parachute firm. education in approving the mid- Year’s Eve. This consisted of 8 . The eeroabo-crowded-room the Juvenile deliquency problem. ty House tonight at 8 to adopt fashion. He was not eonten' bhangs from rural to Industriai The meeting lasrt night noted die school plan next year. an organdie shirt and floor- with traditional navy but hac^ htaa. The long-distance greeting, Pine Street At Hartford Road, Manchester J a program lor the remainder of Mm. Weeley HIM is slated to that the land propos^ for the He said the major requests of He said in approving it the length pajamas made entirely for a tract of land being eyed the club year. All members are his own navy blue dyed with moot frequmtly used in-studio by the Pioneer Pazadiute Co. be elected prealdent of the town hall would lend itself to the recreation ^ommittee were board was not. starting a Junior of speckled feathers. eommissorles, la a simple^puck the obtaining of property along asked to attend. greater warmth. One of his more for a B»w plant a walkout type of basement. A high, but that it was the moot “ What birds are these from ?’’ tailored outfits was a suit with er directed from One table to Friendly Circle at Hs annual suggestion was made to moke the Connecticut River which The alternates selected are economical approach to house Moncheetor Evening' Herald the model asked. “ Guinea hen, long Jacket, below hip-Iengthr another. A noncontact Mm ia Frank Handley and Foster meeting and election of officers the entrance to the area from could be used as conservation the students. He noted that five darling,” he said, kissing her. asver tiuown, except by-Dinah land or hunting If not for boat South Windsor correspondent, zippered above a flaring skirt, WiUiama, both members of the at 8 p.m. Tueeday in the First the shopping center rather teachers were saved by starting Make-believe feathers of white like a flamenco dancer’s, in (i ■bore on television. than from the Sullivan Ave. if ing. Brownie Joseph, telephone S44 town’s redevelopment agency. Congregational Church -vestry. the middle school program. 0148. organza and real oetrlch fronds navy-and-blue woven design tha; -,-4, The European deoomtion. the land was accerpted by the The second request was for Mm New! Guaranteed He mentioned there ia a de combined in the white fluffy lin *TTou may me Oontlnental- They wUl re^ailse commisaion kbe. Edward Neumann win town. looked knitted. members Clarence WelU and be nominated for the p i^ of recreational development of the sire to continue the Junior high- ing of on evening coat. BTOwn After all, if fashion wera Just a ^ e ," said OUvia de HavlUand No decision was made at the Orchard Hill property. He in middle school program. He said uncurled ostrich plumes made w*Mn I saw her recently. She Dr. RobMt Kama, who have vice preaident, Mrs. Kenneth meeting to accept the land. bread-and-butter, why would oris dicated the committee would the starting of the program ‘Penzance’ Cast the full skirt beneath a blue bod trouble to change clothes? offered both chuka for a double A ^laqiafUfied themadvea for bus D 1^—*-r^V l» - 4K~^ * r ’ ^ k. -/ •'i «0 ^ -i c J -A' I- —• r •-.*• ■ I t- I - ^ V —»- « # / '■ -< MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 PACT THIHTBBM PAGE TWELVE MANCHfiSTER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHBSTER, OUNM., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 ■’.A : \V} \V l •• • • « • « « 7,412 prices raducad! That's why it will pay to change to Mott’s and $ove the change! We can't list them aH . . . b’-' rF boxes ______i I • save the LBSBBU change CAMPBML'S MANS - 14. cm or tOc OFFI aw up 4 niANCo- M M ^ SPAGHETTI a m i r i c a n 1 1 ^ GIANT DASH OS^ M V A L X SACRAMENTO BBP DOC FOOD PLAVOMD cans H TOMATO Juice cans^Jt^P^ 4c Otf Armour Shep-Rlta Cut Green Hawallin 12 oi. Suit Vallay Chacelite Chip, Oatmeal, Sugar er Coconut ^ , Treet2 12-u. Beans.... Punch- — ...... 8**°'‘69 ^ Cookies 4 '^ FREE! Pride of the Farm 1-lb. cant /*■ ? v v •^C Manctnl Roasted Shop-RIt# Sliced or Halves Elberta Sturdy plattk tilver holf dollar. Why Pay Merot 1-pint, t-ex. bottle Tomatoes ■4’v85^ Peppers 5 " ” ““’ 1 peaehes 3 ' • — -*1 Wesson O il-----39 ^ Shep-Rlta While, Pink, Orchid or Yellow JDHN F. KINNEDY Del Monte Stewed T-lb. cant Facial - ^ Chicken of the Sea Solid Pack White m thop-Rlta Peat A SAViNGS BANK Carrots Tomatoes 4-^89^ Tissues O""'*'' Tuna...... 2i-*‘»««69^ Carnation. Pet or Borden-. Evanporat.^ Dal Menta . - Made in true silver color, octuol au Ten years ago, we started to issue Ceffoe Rad and Blue thentic reproduction of the JFK silver trading stamps to Mott customers. This M’s time to change. Spinach Q' ^ Milk...... 3 *"“”42*^ Sanka....-....8-ai.jaft^*^ promotional device attracted a sufficient Mott people have changed 7,412 prices. Martinson's»8 9 ^ half dollar! number of new customers to our stores, Not every price is going to be changed.We ^ chanae to > I Believe: •tokely Wtiele Kernel Corn or Cream Libby Tomato Delicious Cap'n Crunch that they were not only able to receive still feel that the price of pickled arti- Miep-Rlto Btrewberry 1-Hu.. l-et. |ar . i K ’l time to change. stamped gifts, t>ift lower prices as well. chokes k not really as important aa On« of the reeponsibilities of a buil- Now, ten years later, most competition Maxwell House Coffee and Duncan Juice 3 l-gutri, 14-sz. eafls 85^ Cereal...... «.i.kox33^ ■eM k to give the customer the best 4 9 f Corn------8 ’“ “'“*1 has followed. You now have doable Hines Cake Mixes. The oversll change value economicaliy possible. Your Mott’s stamps, stamp Hems, stamp eoupons; in your total food bill will absolute^ ASS'T'D VARIETIES - KING SIZE Supermarket has fought this battle for SHOP-RITE 4 - ‘-if extra stamps and more stamps. amaxe you. >Vhile Mipply latftl Sorry timifed you every day of its existence. SHOP-RITE Stamps now cost you money. I have writtm hundreds of mesaogea quontilietl We went to the Legislature over the to customers in the past 33 ygars; never STRAWBERRY V SNACK One to s family. l a ' gallon jug, to lower the price o f milk. Stamps are now a replacement for imagination, ingenuity, initiative, ener have I beeh more honest with you than We developed new efficiencies to when I sincerely say to you now: FTS. PRUNE JUICE lower the everyday price of bread. gy, ability, intelligence ahd common PRESERVES TABLES sense. This is wrong. It must stop. And TIME TO CHANGE. “CHANGE TO Twice we went to the State Supreme MOTT’S . . . SAVE THE CHANCHT. Court to maintain the American heritage it must stop now. J of free enterprise - that privilege that The consumer must be protected. Yoe has produced what we now call ** the are entitled to freedom of choice. Choice SjOJL m o l t I WHMIF affluent society”. Never have people between a restricted catalogue and the 4 “ * 1 > AVAIlABlt had so much to eat for so few hours of vast freedom of your own imaginative ketidM t Mott’s Sagior Food JllUrkatt So you don't know where M olt'i Super Matkali ora? Ikeir labor. ■pe of hard a a m ^ dollars. Weil, there it one near yeui Check the tittinf below S H o r -R in SHOP RITE STRAINED rcg. iori M l . . . find the nearest Mott's Super Food Moiketl Go, E rn cn vE M o n d a y , Ja n u a r y i i , i 96 s , m o t t s supermarkets w m n o l o n c » b s u e t r a d w c s t a m p s ______f H - o * . Go, Go! Change to Mott's ^Countthc change! box BABY FOOD 1II'-7V W h y P a y M a r e Saw ^1^ with the Six Money Saving Coupons helow at Mott's! PIE CRUST MIX 10 CHASE A SANBORN 160 Silas Deane Hwy. IBMI U H V O a O K DM. M O N T I 1-pound, wKIritJcSf^lELD, CONN kCTICUT SLICID OR THIS 1)-eg. cons H 4c OFF! * 7 9 MOTTS $1.6 0 o* M OFI n PEACHES HALVES COFFEE BONUS COUPON PUSH M IAT PUKCHASI Bhop-RHa Interior Hershty Milk Chocolate, Almond, Good Bar, k\ Coupon good at BItcher Pack Leg Cabin B A B Milk Checeiate S M I .9 9 Nestle Milk ChocoletiChocolets, Almond, Crunch, Fruit 525 Farmington Ave. COUPON 4 ___ 111. eau^ WORTH ANY MOTTS SUPER FOOD MKT. Syrup....’ ■»*••• ‘^•59^ Paint Bar or Butter Crisp WNNI ITHI H AVAHASU Goobers t o x s s t ^ BRISTOL, CONNECTKUT OOUrON LIMIT - ONE PfR fAMilY Pllltbury Mix F ^ -o i boxes Shop-Pit* Junior rag. |irs Candy Bars Expireg Sat., Jan. 16th, 1965 Cwww led. eeieS *>l V wi ew theee w Use IWed Whestlas .ox. — Cheariot IGoi. SAVE 40c ON EESH MEAT 4 0 p f t r u s t 2 « 2 9 < h « , ; r n ; ^ p 7 -t z . bszts^ Baby Tood 12 587 Middle Turnpike E. Adolto Only ► •tokely Tomite ^ Cereal...... ch3lf«' MAKi.nii:ji.-.!, CuNNCL.iiLllT 7-ex. boxos Juke ^"*"1 e se Sugar *... 5 ‘•‘*‘5 3^ k.iio8b'. isorbo* THIS .iMHid Mw pvdHM of Miy „ B A B M ix 5 '”’ 1 Prospect Ave. & Blvd. i MOTT'S II MS Frosted Flakes43^ 5-lB. BAG SUGAR Natlensl Brand Dark Brown, Light Brown or . WEST HARTFORD, CONNECIiLUT BONUS COUPON CoufMm good at Catsup Confectioners T-lb. boxes f COUPON WORTH ANY MOTTS SUPER FOOD MKT. WHni ITIM II AVAILUU 4 , ...»1 B A B Stars 5 Sugar.... 2''35^ Quick Outs »^.>26^ COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY 1269 Albany Ave. m Expires Sat., Jan. 16th, 1965 Howard Johnson's 1S-e«. sans Delicious family sho 20C s H ARTFORD, CONNECTICUT SAVE ON SUGAH 20‘ ChoCsMalties5 *'*! Chocolate 43^ laaaaaai Aduita Only Clam Chewdor 2'*'49^ Chunky Candy 3'*'*1 SHOP-RITE laaaaaai SHOP RITE k 3 CORN m 280 Windsor Ave. THIS ...lowofdtkapmcliaHafair .5 WILSOH, CONHECTICUT MOTTS TOMATO e CREAM STYLE ' b COUPON BAG POTATOES ■ e WHOLE KERNEL IN BRINE >» BONUS v v y r u n coupon good at 9 SAUC ^ SAUCE e WHOLE KERNEL VAC. PACK COUPON WORTH anyANY MonMOn siUPER S ^ E R foodFOOD mkt jviKT.. 3 g ALL STORES MON. thru WHIM ITIM It AVAlUaU m 15-ax. COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY ■ SAT.-9 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. Expires Sat., Jan. 16th, 1965 - G “"’8 9 ‘' SAVE 20c ON POTATOES CMewi leOaMwC only on puichoio 1 iloeilitlea 1 2 - ^ 1 ao* ALBANY AVE. CLOSES MMaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai Aduita Only ■ ■■ • • • • i a MAXWBJ. HOUH lOe OPn M A X W A L HOUSI 10-ax. | a r Q | M 3 0 MON. A TUES. 6 P.M. > S. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaif* COFFEE DRIP, SH.EX or RES can INSTANT COFFEE OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. THIS ...«MradtlMpwdMMefmyUf«dlM ■ 79 SHOP-RITE WED. TO SAT. COUPON RIVIERA ICE CREAM | 1-quort 3-oz. Jars 1-Ruart, 4 8 ^ 8 , Coufion good at S M l l B l l f PINEAPPLE- 14-ox. cant ^ WORTH ANY M O n s SUPER FOOD MKTo 8 APPLESAUCE 3 -7 9 1 # K i n 8 1 k GRAPEFRUIT WHHI ITIM K AVAKAHI S Ir COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY 8 Dal3 Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit tic Oft SsUda Oiep-RHe 1lb« 1 3 j» e w .Ositha Sliced • 1-fc., 4-W- cans Sat., Jan. 16th, 1965^ m ^ ^ ^ ^ l-guart, i-quirTa 14-ei.14-ox. cant cans SAVE 20C ON ICE CREAM riopoaiidioiiiidonlyonpuiclionolllwalMad ■ Te a Bags -HxtMoogyi:! Friiit Cocktou...3'*'95^ laaaaaai Adult# Only ■■■■■naS 4 Drinks — 3-.97f IctaleToHoy v 0 Del *^te 1-H»v ll-«. cans Shep-RHe Apricot, Oranga-Apricet, Pineapple- If You Think Orange ^ THIS . .toward the putdiMo of anjr -«-t Te a Bags k*«*'M59^ Fruit Cocktoii____3 *'*1 Shop-Rite Purple 1-fc„ IJ-oi. cans MOTTS Drinks 3 ’ That's A il BONUS ALKA-SELTZER PliimS'-— 3'*'T9<^ Delicious 11-ex,,, |ar, COUPON Coupon good at Mtsp-RHs _ ftekely _ COUPON There Ms . . . WORTH ANY Moirs sura n w iw t.. Flo o r W a x inrtMsMy^ Fru it CocktoH 8 1 -».t«n *|[ WHMI ffW a AVAlUaU ■ Coffo^Mato 73^ COUPON LIMIT - ONE PEA FAMILY 1 Shop-Rite Plattk Centalnar Weil You're SAVE 20C ON ALKA SELTZER DalAfWI IVIOVMOMsnts ChunkVnwnPA T»VG she cant _ •nop'nFFW fhep-RHe vwtssnm Whela rawmsev... lecNens 20* Tuna 3'“79f -Crapafi-uit 4i*^—*1 JYrongl Aduita Only u J ------w i. eaTe-rg. Shep-Rlto White er Asserted In Paly Begs er •tanKIgt SsUd Peek V4 Etokely Hahmt sr SHced YeB w Clhif lOcOffM Paek . she • Blue Ribbon Asserted‘Paper ^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaiBaaaBBBaaBaaBBaBBBaBaaaaaaaaBBaaBaaBBBBaaaai Turn riid page for anoHwr Bseney sav • ------•••iMIltdtiMpwdiMMfMtfTHIS .nial Soup 47f Mapkitis— 4«*f-«“*l MOTTS la Tuna 3'«*l Pauclras • "“’I ing Nr# page ^pinod . . . |uet a Bigu of 1 BONUS CANNED COFFEE LIBBY oi BROADCAST COUPON CewlHm food ot UPTON CAMPBELLS f SHOP-RITE Hie valuoB you'H find g* MoWt! COUPON WORTH ANYI^SUramOMKI, |(?S; CHICKEN NOODLE CORNED ^Change to M oW'b — * Sov# rim drangnl IMUai ITIM II AVAMIU ' MAYONNAISE COUPON LIMIT - ONE PEA PAM ir’' S O U P S k SOUP MIX W H Y l‘.\)YM()IU BEEF HASH SAVE 20c ON COEEEE jfapfaM Sot., Je w . 16tk, 1969 20* 7,412 prices reduced at Mottos. , • Change to Mottos and Save the Change! Why Pe^ H oref ' i ‘ PAG E FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER OONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN Just a few of fhe 7,412 new reduced prices af Moft's! Change fo MOTT'S/Save fhe Changel Why Pay More? Shop-Rife af Moff's for fhe S!!OP-RITE BRANDI Your guaranfee of money saving value! Exclusive of Hare ora the meat values you've been waiting for! or you get your money bock! Prove it to yourself, and Moff's Why Pay More? Here is the quality you'vo olwoys wanted! A ll good prove it to your family . . . the finest quality meofs change to eating poultry! Fact is, it's tho finest meat ond poul ot the lowest prices possible every day of the week try money con buy! Your sotisfoction is guaranteed ond every week of the yeor! change to GALLON MOTTS PAN READY C ZKEN SALE PLASTIC JUG TIDE or m o i r e SUPER FOOD MARKETS g ian t SUPER FOOD MARKETS save the AJAX box save the change CLOROX FRY! NG change LAUNDRY DETERGENT WHOLE SHOP>«ITE c. l-peund, SHOP-RITE 13*ez. cant b«x APMCOTS WHY PAY MORi? •f 100 Why Pay More For TEA B A G S WHY PAY Mom? 5 9 Health & Beauty Aids! SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE C h a n g e t o M O T TS/ Sove Iko Chenge ON Nm JERGENS NEW CHICKENS finest froth fniHx and vwgetoblos onywhare! Why mOULAII $1.29 APPLESAUCE WHY PAY MORI? RKUUUt tt.4t TAX SHORTENING fay Mora? Provo R youneif and shop Mott's today! LOTION BUFfERIN FRYING ^ CHICKEN PARTS »OTTU WITH m i BMHNH* ■ o n u O f 100 UPPER SKW JUta SHOP-RITE WHITE TUNA Solid Pack-6^ox. or SHdP-RITI NEW AROMA CHICKENS "Cut from Tender Young Fryers” 79^ LIGHT TU N A INSTANT COFFEE SPLIT er QUARTERS CHICKEN AC RM. Me - OR. WHT OR NMOOIMr - 5 9 TANGERINES T O O T H B R i ^ E E HARD OR MfOtUM MWTU RIG. *9c plot tu - LANOLW PLUS GARDEN SWEET ^ SHOP-RITE 1*quart, ROASTING LEGS '•4.o.4M,a H AIR SPRAY.™ ™ 39^ piut *< tw 14-ox. cant SHOP'Rm A A TOMATO JUICE SHOP-RITE PEAS O - c l V ' CHICKENS CHICKEN CC Modicatod ROOM SPRAY <»« •>« 9 9 ^ to 4-G.evenfe doxonI S H O f.R lt[ SHOP-RITE COTTON SWABS ------SHOP-Rin UNSWEETENED . C lf 10V4-ai BREASTS ------m. w* « 3 9 ^ hickofi SHOP RfTE n u t r P U V O R IO SO U PS O iid cM N oadk, Chickon Rica, CHEWABLE VITAMINS -to H ** GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ^ ^1 Muthrooai or Voeeteble Roof 2 - 2 9 FRESH FOWL CHICKEN JLC SHOP RITf DteONGESTANT nORWA AIKY-IEMPU NASAL SPRAY ------h « 59^ CUT UP FOR STEWING er SAUDS I LIVERS ^03^ I ^iiimHiiiiimmmminii'iHitmmminniin...... '"t"'H'i'iinr'"""iiiiiiiiiiiomOB JIMRUIIHIIIINUUIIIUIIIillliHllllllllllllllllliniintlHIIIIIliitllHIIIIIIIIIilllHHIlinimmilHHNWHMIHUMWBNMiminS ORANGES Choiiga to Mott't/SoYa Hi# change e« Hiote fine dairy WHY PAY MORE? OVEN READY ▼aloet! Why Pay Mora tor your doiiy noodt! “Mott’s Top Qonlity Young Steer BeeT* WHY PAY MORE? •XENDER-TBIM” MOTTS 'TENDER-TRIM" -«U.S. CHOICE A RIB ROAST - SHOP-RITE SIRLOIN STEAK! -8 9 k WHY PAY MORE? FIRST CUT SWEETMIIK OR BUTTERMILK FOR ni02EH FOOD “TEND KR-TRTM- STEAKS RIB R O AST__ SHOP-RITE CAL-IDA or TATER HOUSE SHOP-RITE 10-49 8-oz. STANW 009 or ESKIMO PORURHOUSI -9 9 < ‘ A REAL TREAT BISCUITS PEAS NEWPORT ROAST IHDIAN RWER POTATOES OR C U T S H O R T WAFFLES SPINACH FRESH B LEAN SHOP-RITE REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT MIXED VEGETABLES - 7 5 ^ CHOPPED OR LEAF RIB S T E A K S ---- - 100% PURE (CMIIED) gurt GROUND CHUCK '‘59<' GRAPEFRUIT JUICY S TASTY TOP REG. GROUND FRESH MANY TIMES DAILY ORANGE JUICE > * ! • * * SEEDl£SS-P«K M WNffi 2 ^ 9 ROUND STEAKS GROUND BEEF ----- •45<’ \ 0'^». 9 9 ' 1 1 A':;;' 9 9 ' HYGRADE TBNDBR.TSNDSR. HONO WASTEW AaiB TOP lu r T KRAFT or er BOnOM Shop-RitR Zucchini 10-oz. pkg. SMOKED BUTTS *65' PURE MAB (OMLED) RMrt •hop-Rita Rag. Cut or Franch Cut 6raa«i Martaii Mac B Chaaaa or Baaf B t-aa. pkf. SIRLOIN STEAKS >*1 CROSS ROUND Bhop-RNp, Martan or B aim s at FniK or Mn. • 4 S q u a s h — 1 0 9 9 ^ ALL MSAT, HO WASTE SEAFOOD DEPT. FRUIT SALAD thep-RItt tllcMl B e a n s 7 l-H. kUM 99 ^ Spaghetti—^«*9S^ CrouRU P ie s 3**89^. RIB ROAST ECRAPT •hop-RHa Ptai or Foot X Birds Eya ItaNan Oraaa VahlabiB, Baa. or Cr. Cut s Bib. pboa. CUBE STEAKS ------99*^ 26 to 30 COUNT O R A N G E J W e r -..xmiroi----- C orrotslO 10-rx. pkf*. 99^ SUNKIST NAVa SHOP-RITf Sliop-KIto Southarn Craans, Mustard Graani^ BEmBBBFROZEN MEAT DEPT.wmmm WHY PAY JUMBO a S f . 0 9 W HIPPED BUTTER 0.1 Kala, Chap Collards or Turnip C a rro ts 7'*"^**^9 9 ^ B e a n e .... S'-*- *‘■*-99^ Pototoee - 3**98^ thoi>RHo t-ai, pk#. tNoaain *-*■ Ma imOto TOP MORE? Birds Eya Rag. or Crinkla Cut F-oi.I. baxoa B H O P -tm SHRIMP G r ^ m s IO 10-ai. A p - 9 9 ^ OMKES BUTTER ..DWEfT OR SAIT-OMARTHU.__ TRAY PACK VIAL - Lib b y Coolcad 12-oi. pkg. J u k e ...... 3 * “- ““7 9^ PRISH SHOP-RfTI P o ta to e s 7 '*'99^ Fish Sikhs 4'>99< iHoa-aiTi MUDW *-—■ aha. smOto ROUHD ROAST‘D WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE Birds Eya t-ai. cant Morton Carman Chocolata or Paean Twist VEAL STEAKS -----— SEA SHOP-RITE Squash 10-99^ WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE Piiisbvry Biuabarry or Appia t-oz. P e a s ..-..7 ’ ‘•*•*99^ Orange 4*99^ C u k e s------3'*«- 99 ^ SHOa-tITI MIAOIO Wfca. a-aa. aha o m o g SCALLOPS * 3 9 ' S H O P -tm VEAL STEAKS------EYE “ Sr Birds Eya Choppad o^Laal Banpuat Cook in Bags Baal, Shop-Rtta or BIrda ly a 0 CREAM CHEESE------Turnovers 10-89^ Chickon A La Kbig or uwaain »*- *«■ »ha BP EVnySAT LOW POKE FANCY DRISSID >0^ IW FAT THAN CKIAM OHIM D ow nyfU k* S-cz. pkgt. Flounder 3'*>99^' 12-49 S p in a c h 7 10-tx. taxes 9 9 « CUBED BEEF STEAKS 119^ SWORSFItS A RALIBUT - - ■ ■ !■ Turkey An9S^ Libby's 11'pi. cans ROUND ROAST‘D BORDEN'S NEUFCHATEL inoaam x-a^.a-aaaha 8M .68 thop-Rita Cheppad . WHITING •CTTY otoexm W a H le s ...... 9 - 9 8 0 Miiady • Appia, Biuabarry, Chaata or Potato FISH STEAKS CINNAMON ROLLS------Oravoa i-oz cant O range Jute* 2<-99^ CUBED BEEF STEAKS - *1 CRISP PASCAL O n io n s 799^ iHoaain aiaaM ac i-a.,»-aaaha . CHOCOLATI, VANHIA, iTtAWIHtAT O* CO M i Blintzes 3 ■-M. pkgt. 9 8 f BORDEN'S MILK SHAKES Apple Juke 9'*'98^ Shop-RKa t-ac. cant Mbwto MaM ll-az. aaiia ONION STIAKS ------TOP A A A ib-23^ M in u ta AAaid i - n . cans •hap-RNp Wbata J lioB. pkos. SH O P -R in (M v MlmNy WrM9d.SilcM| CELERY AMERICAN CHEESE TGLiOW OR WHIft...... B-w Grape Juke 6'*'95^ O ra n g e Juk« 3»*'99^ JWINUTE STEAKS - - 9 9 ^ SIRLOIN RO ASTV V Look ot this money saving buy from our appe- YELLOW OR WHITE - PIMENTO, MUINSTER, SWISS O ra n g e ooiight 9 - 9 8 r Strawberries...9 8 ^ AaMow h*. aha 4G4B. tixer coui^ r . . . you bettor switch to Mott's KRAFT DELUXE SLICED CHEESE you'll like the change! WHY PAY MORI? SHOP RUE or LIBBy SAUSAGE AAEAT------LIBBY or BANQUET FRESH FROZEN ORE-IDA REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT ntolks CROWN PIZZA - • ------Chongs to Molt's/Sova th« Chongo on extra tpMibI PURE MAID fCNILLED) LEMONADE oppoHMr[^buyBl From our torvke oppetixer counter! S9c SALE! SHOP-RITE POTATOES WHITE OR W CALORIE. LIMEADE Change to Molt's/Sove the CNonge en theee fine GRAPR^RUIT JUICE______KtraW H COOKt-MIcod to Order POT PIES or VAHLSING OR LIBBY - MON - 6 FLAVORS deli foods. Why f oy Moro? ORANGE JUICE DELI DEPT. NBKO HUKY GLASS JUO BEEF-CHICKEN-TURKEY-TUNA TATER BUDS FRUII DRINKS R O A S T BEEF SHOP-RITE MIDGET IMPORTS CHOPPU GREEN PEPPERS HOMOGENIZED MILK li-8 . COOKED SALAMI Sliced to Order h - c V ' Q Q ’’ PO RK ROLL FIRST PRIZE nhM don«>H 5 99 10 89 Anaaar Cannaa l-b. I , '■v.- . ii i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 PAOB SEVBNTKER PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 Boom or Bust? Economists YES, riM HERE TO STAY... F irs t Keep Watch F ir s t I’ve tried them at First National! I’ve shopped and compared . . . Of 2 Sigps N a tio n a l NEW YORK (AP) — Kora I’ve heard all the extravagant claims . . . ^ d de buDlneiw flrma or* UaUng pric* N a tio n a l Incre&sea In the market place. termined for myself where the greatest over-ALL More concern* are piling wp Stores etocke of materiala and at a faater pace. Stores values really are: low prices, I mean, and top quality Theee two movee, which tn the paat often have gone to and variety— plus friendly, courteous service and gether. are making lome of the \ WE GIVE / profeeaional economy watchere W E G IV E nervou*. They fear that price those wonderful Green Stamps. I look for all of boost* and ihventory building to gether might be early warning these when I shop for food, and I’ve found them — signs of either inflation or boom and bust, or both. CR.EEN But in each case — price In JSTAMPS. ail together at my First National Store! C R E E N creases and stockpiling — there ^STA M P S . are particular clrcumstancea to mitigate the danger, or at least to explain their appearance Just now. Inventories are growing at the fastest rate in a year. But sales • have been rising swiftly, too. So • ’ ' • • >> ' the total accumulation in the stockroom* may count for less, at the current rata of turnover, HEINZ than it did in earlier months be fore the stock building got going ■trong. Price rise* of late, ei^clally In primary materials and indus trial products, often can be charg^ either to rising costs KETCHUP of production, or even more to tightening of supplies. World production may have slid be cause of labor strife or other reasons at a time that demand was Increasing due to general prosperity among industrial na tions. If the rule of supply and demand is to apply, prices tend to rise tn such a situation. But the Federal Reserve Bank of New York expresses concern that both consumer and indus trial wholesale prices rose la November, and perhaps again in December. And it sees the’ b l c a w increases annowced by tba steel Industry late In December aa to tba recently emerg ing cTlmate in which business men seem to be leas rsluctant to probs markets to determine whether price increases san ba FINAST I g A 'iSiSu made to atlck.” % lome other soonomlsts srs ^lasUc^ keeptag a eloae aye on toven- BONE-IN tory trends. The Commerce De partment’s latest flguraa Aow i«g a sharp gain in November la all sectors, laetoty, wfaolaaale Famous QUALITY First National Beef, and retail. Combined tbe stocks stood at $106 billicm, a gain of $660 mil All Cut From Heavy Western Corn-fed lion in a mcmtb.. But combined sales also rose 2 per cent Mi the month to |7>.6 bllUon. This Steers . . . Special Low Price . . brought the inventoiies down to 1.4T months' supply, eompared with 1.5S moath’g s u p ^ hi the M Green Stamp^s, Too! like 1968 month. 'The ratio leaves the picture looking far UPTOM from dangerous. Borne of 18m November gain Is attributed to stockpiling of steel by users who Har they c m im I might be pinched this spring if current labor negotiations hit a SOUP MIX snag and lead either to a strike C E N T E R C U T o i K .^ 47 I or to much higher prices. Save 13< y o u n g The Commerce Department I says steel stockpiling, although C D A C C D ID BONELESS growing sttU fautter now, aeems V K V v d KID c h u c k ROAST » to be only part cf the picture. It reports Hmt In November dur 69 able goods manufacturers went sw eto tM beyond piling up materials and supplies. There was an advance v l b i-o z S " B v w ducklings also hi goods hi tbe woit-in- RICHMOND progresa stags and also hi fla- CANS P CALIFORNIA ^ »59 I ished goods. Both pries and Invcntary S o V 6 I trends will be watched elosely, particularly when the steel lab or contract talks enter the criti cal stage. At the moment, CROUND CHUCK" 59 though, if they are signs of broad billationary boom-and- Ibust psycholo^, they are very S W K T CORM early signs Indeed. SHOULDER LB HMAST CttAM STYIt^ 2 to 3 Lbt kNS P Smoked Buffs Save 11c W Ruth Millett LB CLOVIRDALI LB Sliced Bacon KNOVeH TO MAKE TOO PURR AND LIVIRWURST Is anything more satisfying LB I to a wmnan than— SPIRRY'S Crossing the last Itsm off a Q .T I P S ^ 4 Bologna I kmg Ust of things needing to be m • done before a certain date or w $ . I important event? VB In k in g in on a rieeping tod- l a r g e PKG o 1 170 I dler who has been destmotlaa- ^ on-wheels all day long, and 65 C e d T U i e * knowing he'll be safe, quiet, and I will stay put until morning? $ove 33® Saying "good night” to ths I last lingering guest and then kicking off her high - heeled IShOSB? N O W AT V« OkieiNAL PRICE I Having har husband my—not nMRSTTISSUt I grudgingly, but generously— "You know, honey, you wers By. th» Edhon o f llll^j I right about such-and-auch or so- *Ker * Sanhn froHu Tha Two Famous Sorios Footurod in Lifo Mogozinio 1 and-so.''T b a t h r < » m 1-IB4-OZ POLY BAG-Ck*i’ j p f C j A l F Discovering hsr husband has Each Now in 3.Vohinw Family Editiont — WbiU Th«y Lott I made elaborate, secret plana for celebrating their anniversa Save 8e ^ Mor« Mon«y-Saving Bargains I CREEN BEANS ry, aftet thinking he had focw ’T H E WORLD ’THE WORLD’S I gotten it? ITALIAN IMDOITIO * MB 8 OZ POLY BAG Being able to boast that she WE LIVE IN” GREAT I wears the same siie dresis that f i m EXTRA S&H CREEN STAMPS SLICED. CARROTS I she wore whan she was a bride? EARRA with Dm purchati of O n t ID. Tomato Paste 10< SLICED VO L 3 NOW ON SALE RELIGIONS” Getting a brilliant idea of Hnoit Multipto Vitamliw MB 8 0 Z POLY BAG - ClINXLI VO L 3 I what to give the person who has PMAST - From Orchard Rjpe Apples NOW S 9 v everything — something he E A EXTRA S&H CREEN STAMPS I FRENCH FRIES WHITE jdoen't have two of already? ON SALE Expecting to have to drag with Dm purchas* e l On* Pkg e< 48 BTLS Apple Juice 4 BUS 89c f o r Volt. No. 1 alio‘lcivaitablo--99fl I her husband to a party, and T« 0 B o jll^OMMAND er OOtDBH ROM 2 5 having him aay, ‘"Iliat sounds PMAST - Rich in Flavor HORIB^ lUks fun"? n c EXTRA S&H CREEN STAMPS FOR " " " S m Putting the first crumpled I fender on a new ear and- hav eiSQUICK with Dm purchase of OiM k E A D Tomato Juice 3'°^s°'79< ing her huaband Hnoit lonana ChWon .Cak* daily ly w l^ **Juat ao you w ersat MftKtS LIGHT. FLUFFV BISCUITS PMAST - Pea, Yellow Eye, Red Kidney N e w L o w P r i c o ! |hurt''T EXTRA S&H CREEN STAMPS p e a r s 3 MWICHIO - P''™ Being tobP'Tou look so pret- m k 9 with Dm purehaio'^ On* Pkg of 12 Ity" by a smaB son or daugh- Baked Beans 2' IS^° 49< CLOVERDALE FROZEN ■ . or ISCA«®'-* 7. I ter? Hnott inglith Muffins Having eomeone stand 1 9 hi | K EXTM SftH ttEEN STAMPS PIA ar VMITASLI MB IXTR a J i^ . la club meeting and give har Orange Juice Chicory ^,0. 19* ] credlUlpr a job well done? SAVE Coming.home from shopping RMstJ|ngjtoli_Miilfiu Habitant Soup 2 'd!£^ 29< loAvfS GREEN STAMPS I with the knowledge that she 9c found everything on her Uat, 5 . 9 9 * . Pascal Cdery - - 1^ wMi Um pwrdMM of $5.00 or uero W EXIM SAH CRSN STAMPS For a Healthy Pet and is oompletaly mtiafled with wHh Dm pttfchMo of Ona Pkg - PWAf T 11-OZ CAN S f c AND TMS COUPON W WAMI AT TOM MOT NATIONAL WMI MAAKir l-rsnajias;, SuMMd..Chocol«l2_DeiMrts Veb'Deg Feed 10 89< SAVE Moiispapir 21B.SM.PM Ci m m VNM Ibra SilvdiT, JbMMy 16,1965 W EXTRA StH CREEN STAMPS Catf«t» OMIT OM COUPON TO AN AOUIT CUSTOMM « tqia^ noBucit jx««T nAMf Jjm ftCipiiilB S t ___ wHh Nm purcheio ef On* loaf PkHnl Saaglwkh Rtmi^ NSW YORK----- A ttma Lsnlo, to ba oMoad hi tlM , vfll [be burlad a t the olotaoC tha NFW ENGLAND S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINF FOODS' VIAr Im Mb la SoiU»r oapwla bolid i i IBBt NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS' lot MOW Twlfh iHt WOrMf ^ im If. IMt M kM MSInM »»• MokSMMr ■fhtr. < TO um ouMmm a Uaa IM t a V iaa. tM P M M UMI t • M a a ia Ehaael Qspi Hnap < •. ' • -1 , IIAKOUSIER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY U, 1968 PACK E IG H Tm THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1985 Pages 19 to 36 president’s aiint, from San LB J Kinfolk Saba, Tex.; Sam Houston Jbhn- son of Austin, Tex., the Preai-'’ SOUTN QOVENTRY dent's brother; Mrs. W. E. San Groups to Discuss Town Role W ill C ro w d ders, San Antonio, Tex., the President’s aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Language Lab Gets Good Use The Baby Has Birge Davis Alexander of Fort In Federal Poverty Program Worth, Tex., brother-in-law land White House slater of the President, and niece Becky Alexander, 30; But Tape Program a Problem . The Manchester Human Re- * group, on Tuesday night, wlB B een Named••• WAflHINaTON (AP) — The Rodney White of Austin, Tex,, lations Comml.sslon (HRC) will determine hoW many local fam White House will be so Tull of the President’s nephew; BINGO meet with representatives of ilies fall with In that category. President and Mrs. Johnson’s Also three friends of Luci, By BOB KDLPATRICM Grow of aeats which are each<»language should be taught in about 16 local agencies Tues If the statistics and dlacoH- Betty Beal ot Austin, Tex.; Mrs. EVERY FRIDAY From the corridor, room 337 equipped with an independent a classroom, using traditional day at 8 p.m. in the Probate Sion prove the need for local relatives and their daughters’ Jim Ray, LUbbock, Tex.; and dialing eyatem. This was the methods of study and testing. Courtroom In the Municipal participation, the Human Rela friends over the inaugural peri Patti McGouirk ot Fort Worth; on the second floor of Manchea- The length and duration of Detriek, WllUun Roy, aon of Robert H. and Carolyn m a m St.. SOUTH covnrntY flrit time that two different Building, to dl.scuss and a. : m I ■ UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1965 PAGE iyiENTY-1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1966 ALL THIS WEEKEND! HI HARTPOM , lAVT HAHTFORD, WIST RARTFORO* IRItTOL AM MAMHilTM MILVI 4 ' " . ••Jjv.y.. COUPON /a ■“ s piilfiiliB h's yoHr voti that V(rt£ybt u ou tfavoifte 5 ctHiits! Vatiai 6o(d£h. G itC d/Luthg Stop^Sfiop‘'i •Mk Satwiiay, Jaaoary 16 STARTS THURSDAY Sto p^Shop A N D ENDS SUPER MARKETS SATURDAY NKHT I m . M A n 16 ICUP THESE COUPONS NOWl ’ FOR BK SAVINGS! Help us select the checker who most FOLKS WHO ARE THRIFTY KNOW WHY WE REACHED FIFTY! COME IN AND VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE" deserves the title "Checker of the Year OFFICIAL BALLOT 7 cast my vote for Evtry friendly checker at Stop f t r O F F ! Shop has a chance to win the Golden liiotoL Checker of the Year Title, Then our win m s covFM 0 ----- 1____ ^______itWMM r a c i i n w grand winner enters the national com petition for the “Tilly Award” — the Del Monto M) P O U N D for CHECKER OF THE YEAR Emmy of the Supermarket world. BecauM ihe is always Deal, friendly and sAcient . . . because sbe m«ir— “Tilly” will get a trip to Hawaii and doubly sure I always get the correct low pricee and an itemired receipt. . . many other prizes! Come in and help because she takes care to see that all my purchases are carefully b e n ^ BAG POTATOES . . . and beca’uae she always tries to ma're each shopping tr'p a pleasant your favorite “Thank YOU” girl win CREAM CORN axparience. the title! w STOP a SHOP MUND SALE OF OUR OWN AMf M Hershey Bars 3-DIAMONDS STOP a SHOP COOKIES . hj •r HESTLE BARS i S LIB N T TU N A You anva 17c I ThaV’ra fraah from our bakary — Mix ’am or match 'am. ^ ■ y Plain tr S A V E 29* filA N T SsaainI law T n Chocolate Chip, Oakmaal o r S u g a r C^ookiaa. ; a A la tn C < O F F ! bars prioal cans la lutioil, Bdilol, litaehtiltT T m a m IS * wm n u couFON IfVUM FRCUSE V t A golden opportunity to save! PKO OF 10 FROZEN F B H STICKS Golden Opportunity Savings! A N Y C A N SUNMAID RAISINS WHOLE UNPEaiD Stop A Shop Brand U V E ITa aa Stap A Sbap ia a E at Mm Eajey a •»'A M OF COFFEE IraaA Iraan aani KLEENEX baat bat Mg 8t Utsally SSa a aai SUNSWEET S ' I » , I I I w Wax laaat WUUw Mm saving! Taata SaalaS •BnJM. II IrMS FACIAL Or Step ASbap $ Ira n i $ Savt 11* on WHOLE A A D B I TISSUE Prnna M a t Wbita a Salart KERNEL l i l l K n p b |t at FRENCH FRIES 1 qmrt DERAN'S Oar baat Stap A Sbap 2N Reg. or Ripple Cnt bottles 2-ply *OFF! ASSORTED BANDIES VaannaaS PaabaS S A V E ITa 12 ac la l4rtiord, BrUleL Maacktitfr the Grade Quality at a apaalal i m at gtM aa Slap A n u COUPON o aaia priaa. wn Our Sbap Ira n i Towuot puiciui or •avlnfal fam ous Top NaC' I N aa HALF OALLON R o a s t Half-Gallon Deluxe Our Bakery turn* your doUars into bread-iehmei st The « • • » * STRAWBERRIES ICE CREAM \ Vienna, Cracked Wheat, Pbin Rye mut *Ality-Nico" Frozen s v i r MORTON l a c r e a m y or OATMEAL BREAD a Dalleltet Rieb’i . Katp hi Bm w *Iu wws s^^m wv^^ ■ Dtliciouily frtth D«i»y Brtad Chicken, Bocf, ni a tabniiaa lavlacl ieaaari at yanr fraaiar. pint in a variety to please every Turkey, Ham DINNERS Seva Na. lefeleHy SI.IS a tala pplaal member of your family. You Tan aavn 4N •artoni I tar i' ^ 0 fi m u m u m m m m or Salisbury save 12c and gat Stamps, tool J bbI-RW« I f * " ® lib wi.t. chuck steak^ ' y r i F x JUMBO ROLL Nothing eompletes a. party Ukm Pkmmt 'OFF! STEAK FAMUY.SIZf DOTTLE Our “Golden ” Citrus Sale! M N iU irtH l lib SAVE ia lartlAtd, BiiitoL IUacIwil*i APPLE JUICE $1 TOWELS WRI n u COUPON LONDON BROIL FRESH RICCIO P IZU TOW UN PUICBASE OF. From our. own Piiaarial Snjoy the r o a s t of B W Step A Ibop Y^an aava lie SUNKIST ESK NAVEL lib sesty flavor while the price is low I ANY SIZE PKG. Tap fla w Iraai. . . | t a i an anr baat 12 inch sice, regularly 69e. 59* SNOOLOER m M tbo beat. Step A Map Iraai Obuik ALKA SELTZER 'lb QUART L0W.CAL0RIE ORANGES YANKEE POT ROAST QUART LOW-CALORIE KHN-SIKMR FULL POUND OF You get Top Value Stamps, too! ORANGE DRINK METRI-COLA APPLESAUCE $1 A rafreahing bev Seva lie on LISTERINE erage for diet- iC eeob bottle C Yen envi ITe UNE watchers — a sav \ ing for budget- Reg. 2/49o 10- 69* Tooth Paste YIWM watchera. Map A Map Irani A reiNy lealeeMe KOTEX 'OFF! INDIAN RIVER ORANGES As. 5^:59* •evinc of II,N I la lartioid, Biiitol. IUBch«il;: INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRINY 6«- 49* Regular WITH THIS lOUPON Oven Ready lb. «8e or Snpor DAISY WHITE TtWiMOt PURSIUSi OF PREMIUM iA A D rA D IilC SAVE *1.76 M 4 TEK JW a TANGERINES l5*-39* QUALITY mAKIiAKJniE ANY 5-LB BAG Stop & SIm p BvMri TOOTHBRUSHES SAVE NatanMmNaaHtBiia I SLICED BREAD Tkf*« Littlt KittiBt 2 InlbP • SUGAR Kritpy Oraekm big lie Prlaca Thia SpaphtM i.n2Sa 34 levlegl . Priaca Spafkatti 2 k assi.31* u 2 loaves 3 3 ® TWENTT-FOUB ilANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHEETER, C»NM« THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1066 Colum bia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1965 PAGE TWENTY-FIVI R a d clitfe TV-Radio Toniglit Town Tract Seeks to Break Male Tradition Is R ea d ied t/ie VaLUhBLE COUPON m CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Television Thrifty Buys for Budget wisel A slim, dark-haired RadcUtte Maq la iMn Ceopao Bead for College girl la trying to chip 1:00 ( 9-l(M2-18-») Hovle The Muni ForBasehall ( 8) Rm«nian 0) Dioilel Boone away at wiother of Harvard (20) WMptaah .1)'Jenny (hieet (O 100 FREE :s s f stamps; University’s traditions. (24) MemUy Qtamt $:66 ( 8-20-40) Donna Meed Dr. Ralph Wolmer, reporting (40) Admiral and fivaM v (24) Bets and S; WMi Any Farehoe* irf $S or M«r* Pretty Faye Lsvine, 20, a sen (lO) Superman ( 8-12) Perry M ’Tuesday on the development of ior from PeeksklU, N.T., wants 5:W I 8) Huckleberry Mound (Id) fiubscripUda At Yoor FH«H*y Popiiier (40) The Rifleman 8:10 (M) The Fourth . the education-recreation area to be class marshal at Hrr- APULTS ONLY— ONI TO A PAMRY vard’s 826th commencement (24) What's Newt on Hennequin Rd., said enough (ID) Maverick Bona Valid Hire.Sefwdey,.Joe.. 141ft exercises this June. (20) rUm (fo-SO) Special progreas has been made ao that • ;00 ( ^1?) rtwsword No Slampt wilH Cigerettet *r leer— Stnf* Lew Hie coveted role of class mar 6:00 (24) In Hamhurf ’ ( 8^20-^) Bewit&ed two ba-seball fields will be shal has gone to a male without i S) ITswa usable this year. He added that 80) News, weather (^) TBa exception since the imiversity 40) Adventures In Paradise 9:10 (1 0 -»«) Haael^C) a base for a multi-purpose was founded. ^ IB,*,- 9 ^ IhNg * MOM \ ■ MANCH«:STER EVENING BBRALD. MANCUBSTBR, CONN., THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 196S PAGE TWENTY^EVI-.N fAOE TWENTY^IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GUNN., THimSDAY. JANUARY 14, IMS ------1------jif CHiCK! COMPARE! GRAND UNION’S LOW PRICES im MW pmcis PMS %rSTAMPS WfmmrtstoKEt SHANK PORTION KISH MIHID-l*m RN FULLY COOKin S M O K I D \ ♦ > J DOUBLE TRIPLE-S BLUE PULL CUT FULL CUT STAMPS CUT UP CHICKENS III SHANK HALF * BUTT HALF GRAND UNION rr/p /^ '-£ S/i/^ FRESH CUT LEGS M P fD M fS D A Y and CHICKEN PARTS Thighs ||j 45<~55< SLICED BACON STAMPS BONELESS TONES SWIFTS PREMIUM GRAND UNION ALL C Ml LB. 525 EXTRA STAMPS with coupons you MB. BEEF ' ' MMT received in the mail plus 525 EXTRA PK6. 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Collins Asks for Peace Events in World PRESCRIPTIONS Court Gases Seen Eaeing Maps Detail 10-Lane Plan ENUGU, Nigeria (AP) — The MEXKX) CITY fAP) — The Safely Cotnponaded MADRAS, India (AP) The^to delayed accommodation Moslem faith may be gaining United States and Mexico have new adherents faster than reached general agreement on In Teachers’ Dispute Since Holiday Communist Chlnsse have de preoarations." ARTHUR DRUB There waa speculation, how Christianity In Africa, the World the problem of ' the Colorado MANCHESTER SESSION ployed about three divisions of ever, that .the reason was the Council of Churches’ meeting R iver’s salt content, described (CoBtfaiMd troni P a g* Om ) For Wilbur Cross in Town An 18-year-old Coventry girl soldiers, supported by'arm ored squabbling that is going on over here was told. ae the most serious problem Atty. William Collins last night asked leaders of the became tearful and angry In units, along the Blkklm-Tibet what nations will attend. In Reports presented Wednesday between the two nations in the response to Judge Simon The result Is that no custom^ Manchester Education Askwiation to try to solve the donesia ia trying to bar Ma said large pockets of paganism past three years. Cohen’s decision that she be er’s demand for coin has been A §et o f maps detailinfft<>«w «*«» w. Kiddla Tpka. wfllanin up to th* back of border, the Gangtok corre teacher organization dispute which has disrupted teach laysia/ C-cmmuni.-.t China is — whose practitioners worship A Foreign Ministry announce sent to the State Farm for fully met for months, and stores the nlanneH wMeninir n f oonztruotad in a modified along Bryan Dr. in I. R. Such 9 spondent of .the Madras newspa ment Wedne.sday night did not er-board relations since last October. WiaWllDK or <» nm mihdlvlainn off neml trying to keep the Soviet Union juju medicine men and their Women In Niantic for an inde which might normally turn in an elonrarlaaf shape ahnost 2,000 subdivision off Doming S t • per Hindu said in a dispatch fetishes — also remain in Afri announce details of the agree GAR RENTALS Both member! or the boards------■ ..... the Wabur Cro6S Highway The highway project is rsquti^ away. terminate period of time. unusually large supply hang on feet across. today. ca. ment but said further con.sulta- o f education’! personnel oom- to it to be sure of having enough in Manchester has been Tfie rsinp depositing Man- ed because tbs Wilbur CMas has The ju d ^ e n t was rendered BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — tlons will be carried out before or LEASING xnittee. which Collin! chairs, when they need It. chsster bound traffic from bean included by ths state as after Ellon La Mend pleaded provided the town by the CAIRO (AP) — Algeria Ik About 40 Iraqi government MOSCOW (AP) — Millions of the accord la made formal. and leaders of the MEA, in Hartford onto W. Middls Tpk*. part of ths U.S. InterstaU High post-'onlnj the second African- Obituary guilty to a charge of breaking Some banks have turned to . r ' State Highway Ommis- troocs have been killed in re rubles worth of consumer goods Earlier reports indicated a •AH HokM cluding; President Robert Wol- and entering with criminal in "bargain day” appeals, offering will join the turnpike across way system. * t Aslpn summit con'erc ; .sched fert and past President Mi aion. It has bean daiignalsd as be^ rent clashes with rebel Kurdish piling up on shelves has appar likely agreement would Involve • AH Med«lt tent in connection with a break 51 bills for every 98 cents worth from tbs Howell Cbeney TWh- uled for A l'iers March 10, Al- building a canal to carry off the chael Guadano, expressed dis ing tha northern segment of tribesmen in northern Iraq, In- ently finally convinced the So into the Waterfront Restaurant of change. The; maps— a set of five nlcal School, instead o f at Its "terian mba.csr.'or Lakhdar river’s water at times when It • All TiiiMS satisfaction over the present Joseph WeMner Routs Interatats 84. 1-84 begins fO"in'cd sources report. viet government of the need to in Coventry in October last that snow the breadth and present location to tha west of Ibrahim announced. becomes too salty. The United procedure of meeting with the Joseph Weldner, 68, of 320 Hil In ths state around Danbury^ The clashes reportedly oc provide cu.stomers with what i year. the school sits. Ibrahim said Wedne.sday a States would al.so assure that teachers. liard St., died this morning at o, . extent of the highway and la now under oonstruoUon curred after the Kurds estab- they want Instead of what gov Paul Dodg* Pontiae South Windsor Tile area is also haing con- 'Africcn-Asian ambps. adorir’ low-salt water would be availa Last night's meeting was Manchester Memortal' Hospital' Prosecutor F. Joseph from the W . Middle Tpke. between Danbury and Hartford. lls'.ied ro-itrol over lar-e areas ernment planners think they INC. sidarsd, according to a nota comniUce will meet in Airier.--- ble enough of the time to meet scheduled to allow the M EA to after a long Illness. Paradiso nolled related counts Some sections are already fin n the Sulemania and Diala dis- should have. 373 MAIN STREET overpass to Mile Hill Rd. in tion on the map, as the location Monday to d'sc.-.'-.a a nCw dote. Irrigation needs of Mexican cot pre.sent its objections to the Mr. Weidner was bom in Ger o f larceny and resisting arrest Plant Aide Hurts ished. •icts and impo.sed a curfew. The Council of the National Phone 649-2881 Verntm — may be seen in of a highway repair garaga— ton farmers in Sonora State and salary schedule proposed last many, Aug. 26, 1896, and was a in today’s case. Forum Speaker ITOm Bbutford, ths Interstate The am bas.sador said po.:l The rebels have demanded a Economy has ordered., factories the town planning depart either across from the Techni ponement was nece.saary "due '.Tieasure of autonomy and a making 26 per cent of the na ^aja California. J>eeember by the pei^nnel resident of Manchester 10 years, For ten weeks since a few Hand in Machine Ralph Tucker, Yale city plim- cal School or on land between traffic will transfer to ths WIV coming here from Hartford. He committee of the board. days after her arrest in Octo ning instructor, speaks tonight ment office at the Munici the hlgh'way and Wickham bur cross. But it quickly turned to ■was former owner and operator ber, Miss La Mond was confined Tbs Federal Bureau of Pubhf Gilbert Anderson, ons of the at Manchester’s second Town pal Building P u b . discussion of the- power strug' of a tailoring and cleaning es to the Norwich State Hospital Roads laatiyear upped Us K- owners of Anderson Brothers Planning Forum. The topic is They are prominently labeled A p u tia l Interchange in the g'e the two teacher organiza tablishment in Hartford until 14 for observation and treatment. "Town Planning—and the Town "Sketch Plan” and include qulremsnts for Interstate Mgfai years ago. in South Windsor, was taken Deming St. area will require all tion.*!. the M EA and the Man Judge Cohen said that he fa as a Man’s Home.” warning that they are "F o r the land now betwem Detnlng ways — resulting In tha n ^ He is a member of St. Bridg to the emergency room at Man THE LOW .(STAMPS, chester Federation of Teachers, vored the sentence at Niantic The forum begins at 8 in room Planning Purposes Only; Not a and MoNall Sts., Including a for tha additional lanes In Marr! have openly engaged in since et's Church, the Hermansohne chester M em orial Hospital Chester. PRICES because of the excellence o f early this morning after he A7 of Manchester High School. Design.’’ service station and a motel, but : « ’!DOMPARE SAVE CASH TOO! last October when M EA mem Society of Hartford, and a mem phychlatrlc care there. ...Jnerder to meet the projqct^.. had caught his left hand In a Following Tucker’s lectiu-e, TTie overall plan for a tan- will leave the restaurant and' bers refused to meet with the ber of the Liederkranz Society 1990 traffic kwd — the new basis Miss La Mond, in tears, de shaping machine at the wood-< there will be a panel discussion lane highway in place of the gas stations on the southeast personnel committee if the of Hartford, where he had dared simply that she felt she working plant. and a question and answer per present four lanes, and the ap- for design of Interstate Ughways Super-Right Quality , 7 Heavy, Western, Corn-Fed Steer Beef served m treasurer for 25 years. side of the highway. 1. 49' M FT was present. could help herself more than He was treated for lacera iod. proadmate location of the righta —ten lanea are required be CHICKEN I PGS Since then the personncfl Survivors include his wife, a prolonged stay at the farm Tonight’s panelists are Joseph of-way, la shown, however. A n entry ramp w ill pass tween East Hartford and Ver tions and a comjraund fracture, tiirough the prcHperty now oc committee has had to meet Mrs. Augusta Kuffner Weidner; could. She declined Judge Co and admitted. A hospital Tamsky, the town’s planning di The number o f access ramps non. CH CKEN BREASTS 59' cupied by Osk Lodge, a motri with each group separately. In a eon, William Weidner of El hen’s offer that she correspond spokesman says the 53-year-old rector; Robert Young, regional to the highway 'will remain the Unless tbs standard Is met, BONE IN LB view of this arrangement, the lington; a brother in Germany, with him to keep him informed South Windsor man is in sat planning coordinator for the same as now, although some o f convertSd to apsu’tment use af the interstate funds supplied by CHICKEN LIVERS • 59' and three grandchildren.. ter a zoning yarlanca was Chuck Roust committee decided Oiat it oouM of her progress. isfactory condition. OonnecUcnit Development Com the existing ones w ill be Im the Federal government will be The funeral will be held Sat granted last yeu. withheld. The funds account for U 3 3 ' not discuss salaiy and other A spokesman for the firm mission; and Dr. James Brown, proved. Which doctor is the witch doctor? Bothl Mrs. Sarah Mashele, right, poses in CHICKEN WINGS personnel matters. According urday at 8:30 a.m. from the heswl of the Regional Affairs The highway maps also la 90 per cent ef the construction said that he did not know how In addition, aB tha streets 7 " Cut, Reg. Trim, 3rd to ly. the two organizations have Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Center at the University of bels the site ths Pioneer Para cost. her modem garb which has angered the chaps who dress more old-fashioned the accident happened. that now go over or under the only been allowed to present St., - with a solemn high Mass U.S. Will Take Hartford. Dr. Brown will moder chute Co. IZ considering aa a Tbe 1990 traffic flow pro (see left) in feathers, bones and skins. Mrs. Mashele has proof change was NATH HONEY CLAZtD J 4.99 6th Rib (1st 2 Ribs lb • 5c) LB their proposala of requiem at St. Bridget’s ate. hlgh'way wUl be retsdned. location for a new plant. jections for each traffic move The vast size of the proposed '' good— she’s one of Johannesburg’s richest witch doctors. (A P Photofax.) Rib Roost Pour meetings have been Church at 9. Burial will be in Second Look Changes in local streets will ment on the highway through FR/iNKFORTS 55‘ ^t. Bridget’s Cemetery. superhighway is in places diffi also bs required in the area to Manchester are noted on sup held with the two organiza Pierson Said cult to visualise. tions in past months—two at Friends may call at the fu At UN $ $ Aid Johnson Heads aeoesnmodate ths larger inter plementary drawings on the de FP.ANKFOkTS ‘'""nles" 3 pkg9 9 ‘ Front Cut neral home tomorrow from 7 The present four-laiM hi|1i- change there,. sign maps filed with ths town which the M EA and M FT sep way will generally serve as the arately pree«ited their salary to 9 p.m. The highway right-of-way will planning department. South African Woman Angers (Str. Cut lb B9C) LB Still Critical lOH Advisors basis for one fl've-Iane aide of 50 KNOCKWURST propoHUs, and two at which (Contlnned from Page One) the proposed road; ths project Fresh Brisket each separately objected to the AUesi A. James thus requires coiutructlng an SAUSAGE r.'iFAT supea-right i.35‘ personnel committee’s salary VERNON — Allen A. James, Soviet refusal to pay U.N. The condition of Larry Neal The 17-membw adult advis schedule and each resubmitted 62, of Bast Hartford, formerly peacekeeping assessments. Pierson of 97 Mather St. was ory committee o f the lO H (In entirely new rosidway compara Directors Were Not Ready . Old-Fashioned Witch Doctors L. 69' SUPER RIGHT further prcqx>sa]s. of Vernon, died suddenly from In another effort to avoid a reported as still critical by au structors of the Handicapped) ble to and paraUel with the POLISH SAUSAGE clash when the assembly re thorities at Manchester Memo has held an org;anizatlonal present Wilbur Cross. V — Both organizations are on natural causes yesterday at his Q U A LIT Y LB sumes Monday. Secretary-Gen rial Hospital. meeting, elected officers, and This means doubling the JOHANNESBURG, South Af-<;. ers, mousesklnes and beer bot-'^erally associated with witch ITALIAN SAUSAGE u 79' happy about this method and bwne. On Sewer Issue: DellaFera Grouod Beef eral U Thant called in U.S. Am Pierson was the 'victim In a appointed a committee to pre present right-of-way width at rice (AP) —There’s an angry tie tops completes tlie usual doctors. Her voice, friends say. last night the M E A requested He was bom in Ashford bassador Adlai Stevenson and stabbing incident at a Main St. pare a set of bylawa, which will many spots along the highway, Otirrlng among the witch witch doctor’s reg;alia. is like honey. that, at least the personnel April 80, 1902 and had Uved in PEPPERONI ^•1.19 Vernon for 20 years before Soviet Chief Delegate Nikolai T. residence early yesterday be discussed and adopted at a tq 500 feet or more in some lo In tha eye! of ona town di^outlying areas o f town— “just doctors of South Africa. Thou- Mrs. Mashele. however, pre But she still retains the u.se of B O N E IN committee could set forth its Fedorenko Wednesday. morning. Olive Kamlenski, who Jan. 31 meeting. cations, from a present like any hther public utility." oanda of them etlll profitably e w B u Chuck Steak LB 5 9 = reasons for deleting certain moving to East Hartford three rector, the hearing on propoaed fers the modern touch — high bones which she manipulates L. 49' Neither Stevenson nor F e allegedly struck him five times Elected to office are Her age o f perhaps 250 feet. ’’I can’t tell you exactly how angoge tn age-old jungle crook- FARMER'S CHEESE M E A proposals. months ago. He 'was employed aewer to the Keeney S t stllleto shoes, pompadour hair much in the same way as a for as a maUtenance man at the dorenko gave any indication with a knife at her apartment bert E. Johnson, vice president And in s ( ^« i *’ % • I % “i'¥ J ' • ^1 • ■ V v4 BdANl HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 LFTTLE SPORTS BY ROU80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE C h ow T im * Ghamberlain Traded to Philadelphia 76ers < MsaiNr ___ __ 411blnkw_ I___ M_ t JBPBHaV ik ULIi ------(TO H E A fr HIIV^T6l,U( IT M IW T A S Itdottll with IMS MMAT CACSAR/ am/ BARRICADE^ MTMDr M iSEEC/H E <(THINGS A A C K-; •BMMWPl* MHM t r a p b c o -mt SNOW im stsad PtCKSWlNMiRSjjWARD^— • Big O , Big Billf Luke OF k e e p in g it OFF OUR Warriors Get Cash EVERY TIME, tAeVBRYKiCKiN I WALK/ TMC WINO MUST HAVE SHIFTBD GURtNO THE NI6HT/ ONLV1ME HORSEShTWE TEETH W MCanrMMUtaf WEST SroE MIDOET8 ONCE /SSAIN CAPRIOOOS ARE TOO OOAA® f \ 3U«T FRBa MNillMMHal ETCMHwt. League leading Herald Angels Pace East Stars Win BUGGS BUNNl d e n t a l WBffltai «• t)AME FATE HAS UPSET TO KNOW 1M»R J >v • And Three Players got back on the winning path tH* PERFECT system f, \ horK/ MOMMlrial last night in the opener, squeak IFVEI? X 'TH' RID HATES sssrsu » c s r ing past a tlred-up Fire A Police ST. LOUIS (A P )— Even playing against Oscar Rob GOIN'OUT V/EARIN'RUBBERS! UHOd* . five, 37-82. In the nightcap, Nor ertson and Jerry Lucas, Red Auerbach manages to TO PLAY INTH' 1 BETTER SNEAK •tSOBW atMM EOWIf ST. LOUIS (AP)—-Wilt Chamberlain, the highest- man’s edged Joe’s Atlantic, 27- RAIN,TA FCLK»/VMaLHBa5I ver and wing Jim Mikol from essence—a boycott of AAU- down, will not become effective ciplinary measures. man, and the goalies, Roger PEFTTVOCOPaA®. tion scheduled Wednesday night, Crozier of Detroit and Denis American hockey players. •BURROW'S ORIVBWAX O N lELE^/t^iON/ St. Paul. sanctioned track meets after until March 1 when most of the And authorizing the NCAA -AM0NTELai6/0N. moved the third-place Leafa to DeJordy of (Chicago. "Kids like Selling and EUto Robinson Winner March 1, but tacked on a resolu prime AAU-sponsored indoor Television CommittSe to,;> in got In from 75 to 80 games within thiYe points of the Ck- meets asfe completed. The delay Hockey Is being played by nadiens. The standoff was the tion to inyite the AAU to co crease its football TV package one why er another last sea B.tj. Grid- $late sanction meet6 "at the domestic was said to be due to paper, from two to either threa or four more colleges aiqd prepaiato^ league's first simfe Nov. SO. NEW YORK (AP) — Brooks schools, yet as a source of pro son," pointed out Emile (The level.” work needed to implement the years when new contract nego Cat) Francis, the UtUe former m s. Robinson, the American new by-law. fessional talent this country re- League's Mbst Valuable Player The Boston University Ter tiations come up later this year; ■goaltender who succeeded Muza This was the most compro On the heels of a voice "m a mains a mountain spring com in 1964, has been named winner riers will play a nine-game, ail- mising approach by the NNew York Rangers shortly Player of the Year by the New 1965. Maine will make its first the "peace overture” bid to the which the truce offer should be after the start of this seeuson. Chicago ...... 21 13 5 47 AAU in which the real bone of AAU waa proposed by Ross out. Montreal ...... 19 10 7 45 York chapter of the Baseball appearance again/tt BU since contention has been control of presented to ’ the AAU—either ElUs and Seilling, teth 20, Smith, Massachusetts Institute through the NCAA-backed Na Not one of the peagreens )—• Toronto ...;....15 13 10 42 Writers Association. Robinson 19M when the Black Bears sanction at the International crashing the majors this sea helped the Toronto I K f ^ r o * will receive the award at the come to Boston to open tlie sea of Technology athletic director tional Track and.Field Federa to the junior or amateur cham Detroit ...... 17 16 6 40 level. —representing a rebel Eastern son was developed in the Unit fiCAlU ME MRETAKER OF HMRY CPHEWS A SCREECH OF New Y o r k ...... 12 19 8 33 chapter’s annual dinner and son at Nickerson Field Sept. 25. Immediately, the AAU’s Ex'- tion, or by direct NCAA commu pionship of Canada last season. bloc. , nication. ed States. More than 96 per WflfMRROWS HOME MKES CtRTNN ■’ BRAKES KHINOHIM Boston ...... 9 24 4 22 show, Sunday, Jan. 31. The complete schedule: Sept. ecutlve Director, Col. Don Hull, **nie Canadian boy skatea The resolution, passed by a AAU Director Hull com cent o f the athletes In the six N K NOT KIN* rOLLOWIP. AND FROM A MNELTRUeX 36—Mains, Oct. 2 at Temple, 9 countered with a courteous, but American pro leagues are from the time he can walk and 99-33 standing vote, proposed mented he was "gratified and LEAPS BUC SAWVCR. at Buffalo, 16 at Holy Cross, 23 suspicious reply, while the pres Canaullans. practices hockey six day out of that the NCAA "by direct com encouraged by the NCAA reso at Massach^etts, 30 at Rut ident of the U. S. Olympic Com Lone UjS. Player seven," continued Francis. gers, Nov. 6 at. Connecticut, 13 munication invite the AAU to lution.” Hull said further: ' Like Father, Like Son mittee, K. L. (Tug) Wilson,, ap Tommy Williams, Boston American college team |Haym no lOCKST n iflf CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNEHT at Delaware, 20 at Rhode Is participate in negotiations di "We would'be happy to' sit BY LANK LEONARD plauded . the . resolution ^ a rected towards the formation of center, is the only present more than 30 games. Few ania- land. down and work out with the National Hockey League com- teura-in this country practice r YOU M R S a plan to achieve cooperative NCAA a solution that would J. IT PIP HAVE IWirMIOWWDS f GufJtas Following Footstep more than once a weak, the 0H.ZWANT1D lYES/I1M60IN61D ir* 5A«f I , A SUPERFICIAL sanction and certification at the benefit the kids in this country ' MEAN. Ll)KIS •noM/.mmti ' domestic level." g ^ t bulk of them on pKificial WiLUMOUOON^ BE THERE, POP? 'mVEHMGOAAAILE 'APPEAL, KOOUral DMWEKITTO A and amateur athletes.” rinka.’’ POUR-THWTTtf I MEVBf h m c i d 6 o , p h il ; TWSISTNEBie I AND AN Ei€HTN-AM> HASREiAnJEO AniMDIACTEO mUKRZLLlRIM N Q f D ad with St. Joseph’s Francis, who has been as mOUSHT n>K<30W"R> I ON DRIVE THAT TKT.BHTIT? JUST AS IF IT WAS LIKEASPOaCD num tW H ' A M C E TRACK THIS EARtyV CARWEfCNTB)— CHILD! t sociated with mincM' and ntajor leagrie hockey for 18 of his 36 mimmonnttsi JUSTASHCUAS d>court victory over Florida National Rod, Custom Show VOUCAM/ U te Cadwr, like eon. years, oonsideni the current Matt Ouokaa atarred for 8t. Southern. crop of NHL freshmen the beat Oollega of Philadelphia N.C. State came from behind Slated at Hartford Armory in many campaigns. He calls to beat North Carolina 6S-(U, Ellis, a handsome orewcut out the Mighty Mites era Miami of Ohio downed Ohio ef Lindsey, Gnt., the slickest m that* brought nattoiial proml- Univ. BB-48, Maryland whipped Sleek and powerful sports<6 There will be something of piece of merohandtoe the Ma nen<|e to. me Hawks In college Navy .77-68, Marquette edged cars will share the spotlight in interest for everyone at the ple Leafs have come u p with V’l^i; 'f' -j.. ^ baslietball nearly SO years ago. Wieconsin 69-68, Drake took the National Rod A Custom fifth aimual auto show. Cus in several years. N(|w his'lX>-year MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1966 PAGE THIRTY-THREB AFL Plans to Lengthen Slate Next Season THE Herald Angle Cheney ‘Repeats’ Win over Vinal By Ski Notes PETE ZANARDI Stars §et Parseghian Happy Aaetotont Sports Editor -t • Snap Three At Coaching Honor Show BniinoM Mixed In Baseball Needs Action^ Plus Antics For Tilt Basketb^ is fast-becoming mixed with show busl- Game Loss CHICAGO (A P )—-One coach who went all the way, ness. Halftime and intermission shows were once re one who missed by two minutes and another who ranks served to the gridders but now hoop fans are lucky Sk ein Here To Maintain Interest of John Public Saturday as a real throw-back, have been named the Coaches of enough to be entertained while the team review strateirv ■ATLRDAY ju n io r OIRLR in the locker rooms. ^ Results for the first half— the Year by the American Football Coaches Associa Folks at UConn gomes gat Chances ai;« one in a NEW YORK—(NEA)— town, Ohio, kept ns from for them. That is, unless HOUSTON (AP) — The Hondas 29*4. 12V4: Hurricsinea tion. plenty of thrills minutes before Moot high schools have a thousanii. at least, that two *‘I'm delighted,’’ said Notre bend and a good number have — Schaeht, who has been accompanying the Senators they have tans who enter football season isn’t over 27, 16; Champs 25, 17; Mun- Parseghian, lured from the opening ,tip-off. Led by the basketball trams meeting around It for noore than Dame Coach Ara Parseghian, majorettes. These conttiigenta to Clevekuid,” recollected tain themselve* like the yet. Always time for one sters 25, 17; Beatles 19^., 2B%; Northwestern to rebuild Notre outstanding Toby Kimball, the half a century, says or Way-Out* 16, 26; Honeycomhe who had to share the award Connecticut squad puts on a Ut- also ^lend houn in practice to twice in the same season Schacht, "Jim Dunn, the one* who dUplay banners Dame’s sagging football for ganized baseball could use for the Meta at Shea Sta more. The floating All-Star 14, 28; Navy OirU 12, 30. with Arkansas’ Frank Broyles tle pre-game show, much to the represent their schools. Half ■will come up with the ex Indians’ owner, telegraphed tunes, surprised the football time ebowe on the level of a few teams like Altrock Clark OrtfflUi, ‘We don’t dium. game of the American High Average: Phyllie Dos- when the balloting of the mem world and delighted the legions delight of students and fOna act number of points each Windham and Central im good and Schacht. ' want your lousy boll club. “So-eoned boseban ehar- Football League will be ter 107, Nancy Webb 100. bership ended in a tie. of Irish alumni by winning his alike. Lining up in a routine time. entertainment and more im "First the game haa to be We want Altrock and acters should be encouraged High Triple: Phyllis Doster C utting pre.rident of the as first nine games. ^ By BOB BROWN lay-up drill, tho Uke of Kim It happened this season, in played Saturday at Jeppe- sociation, Len Casanova of Ore portant, It gives these young speeded up,” said Mchacht, Scliacht.’ instead of being suppressed 372. Linda Moore 351, Janet Then, ranked No. 1 In the na "While Southern New Bkigland ball, Dick Thompson, Bob Oote, fact yeirterday, when Cheney aen Stadium. Already they FTnney 351. gon, said the vote was counted ■'Ron Ritter. Bill Della Salla, sters a chance to perform be who made a fortune tour “ Bill Veeck demonstrat as long as they confine their tion, Notre Dame was upset by area opeiwtora hsuig-oiit the fore the conummity. TeeSh blasted Vine! Tech of Mid ing as the Clown Prince of ed what showiiianhhlp could capers to the field. There's are dreaming up games to High Single; Phyllts Doster three times. Southern California 20-17, South Bill Holowaty and Chris Whit dletown, 63-48, at the Rangers’ lengthen next season. 147, Carol Eigabroadt 142. "One ended In a tie, Broyles good to excellent olgna after comb stuff the ball down e v e Baseball. ‘Then the show do in baseball when Cleve nothing wrong with hrszen ern Cal coming from behind In gym. The suocecN— third of the effrontery and sheer nerve Th« AFT. ii conaidering a pro- High Team Triple; Hurri led on one and Parseghian led last Sunday’s snow stonn ttielr through the hoop while the has to be made more enter land set a major league at the last two minutes. Continue Tradition 1964-66 campaign—matched the taining. As a production, it when it rises to height* of al to add a new game in ear- canes 1.496. I on another,” h i said. ” So we got Northern New England ooun- crowd counts and cheerleaders tendance re«'onl with 2,620- j In a certified public accountant Broyles led Arkansas to its turn cartwheels. Coach TcAy AUbrio’* rifle exact score of me first meeting ha* become too stereo- 622 paid In IMS. While he positive genius. Examples Auguat at New York's Shea High Team Single!^- Hurri terparta hung out closed signs. between the t'wo schools In a Stadium between the leaguecanes 531. , and he said it was a tie.” first undefeated season In histo-, To prove it was no fluke th*e toam is continuing the tradi typ(!d.” had a good club, Veeck Yed can start and finish with r ry, including a 14-13 edge over Sunday's storm droi^>ed "vary tion of excellent shooters at game played in Mlddlet'Own. Nick Altrock and Schftcht the fans what they wanted Dizzy Dean.” Champion Buffalo Bills and the Members of winning team: Clarence Stasavlch of East ing amounts of snow which “ Hu.skles went into a backboard AFT. AU-Stara. Diane Pyka, Donna Coleman, Carolina College, one of only a mighty Texas—the defending drill with little Jake Holme* Manchester High, it has run up The success assured the Ran were the moat celebrated of — entertainment, Schacht, now the wealthy handful of coaches still teaching national champion—and closed ranged from 12 plus inohas in beginning the action. Twice a 4-1 mark so far this season, gers o f their best record since the baseball comic*. Pitch proprietor of a superior Since Ralph Wilaon, owner of Phyllis Etoster, Nancy Wert>b. New Jersey and Pennsylvania “ Veeck realized from the the Billa, and Sonny Werblin, -A------I the single wing, was named the out an 11-0 season with a Cotton through the squad they went with some near-record ahooting. the 1961-62 campaign. Cheney ing career* behind them, New York chow palac^ will to one inch in the BerksMres. outset that a baseball the New York Jet owner who small-college Coach of the Year. Bowl triumph over Nebraska. and when Kimball came around The squad aet a record for the has now rollod up three win.* in they coached and played to crowd didn’t specially care go to a baseball camp for SATURDAY ^N IO R BOYS Here in Manchester the (tea or dietributea $400,000 bonua First half standings: Cliques, I "Of all the awards, this has to "Our teams are a lot alike,” for the second time he. put the highest score in a eeason open nine starts. Yesterday’s tri million* of people as pan- to be sedate. Sport shirt the 56th time this spring. checks, both are in favor of'the be the most pleasant—to be se Parseghian said of Notre Dame six Inches which we rsoeiyed ball and almost his elbows er when they oompUed 913 toinlmiste. They enter BUI didn’t hesitate to bring He has worked with tte 27*4 14*4. Anchormen 26 16,’ umph ended a three-game los- Yankee* for the po*t few n m e — its chancea are good. Choppers 25*4 16*4, Spies 23. lected by your colleagues,” said and Arkansas. "You've got to p>ermitted the opening of Mt. through the basket. This time points to beat 'Windham Tech. tog skein. tained before games at 13 in buffoonery. He gave the years. He will make his The league will take action lat 19, Fireballs 2 0 'T2, Holiday Parseghian. who previously had have the offense, the defense, Nebo. Several hundr^ adult* ' the btmd joined the roaring When Monoheoter defeated World Series. Schacht went customers Jackie Price and er thia week. been named Coach of the Year the bench, a quarterback and and children enjoyed the first crowd and Jumping cheerieod- Milford Prep 923-903 for its Marc Renaud led the Rangers on to woik 16 more. usua] swing through the Hillbillies 16*4 25H. Fighting' •with 20 points, helped by Todd his handspring*, and trick There will be no conflict be by the Football Writers Associa some luck. We had ’em.” good skiing we have had this ers. third win, Oooch Alibrio was The skits of Altrock and stuff and Max Patkin, the majors and minors. Irish 16, 26. MeU 13*4 28^. ! Spicer (121 and Larry Foohey tween thia game and the All tion. Sta.savich, 51. compiled a 9-1 winter. Unfortunately the snow * • « quick to point out that the Schacht were not confined contortionist, as well a* Lou Putting a little fun In High Average; Keith Me-' (11). Stan Gucewic* (21) was America game among pro Namara 110.5, Steve Hahn ” No,” said Parseghian In an- record at East Carolina, retain was quite powdery and It Is combined score* o f seniors to ball park*. In tlie mid Boudreau and company bol baseball never hurt Schacht Schools Take Hint —or attendance. rookies in Buffalo June 27 or the 106.21, 'Hm Hassett 106. .swer to a question, "I don't see ing as always the single wing. wearing fast, more snow Is John Rothwell, A1 Baxter, A1 the only man for the losers to 20’g they were booked for stered by Satchel Paige. Morrison, and Earl Smith was hit double figures. College All-Star game in Chica High Triple: Jim Madigan anything wrong with the dual He said he was one of only five needed to continue good skiing Many high school* are tak 16 week* of vaudeville dur “The coaches’ boxes are go Aug. •. 378, Keith McNamara 378, Dave award. I think it’s very, fair. head coaches in the country still at Nebo. ing a hint from their older 740, seven points higher than ■After leading 9-7 at the end ing the off-season. "W o In the Chicago game the Na brother In our educational eys- the four-man team which cap the places "Where the base 'ntAINED IN HIALEAH Crandall 368. Look at it this way- Frank went teaching the formation. o f a tight first quarter, Cheney were paid $1,460 a week,” ball show can be spiced up tional Football League champi all the way and I just missed by tem. When Hartford Bulkeley tured the Btate high ichool High Single: Dave Crandall “ I see nothing wrong with it— The regular club milting •widened the advantage recall^ Schacht proudly, when things get dull in the HIALBAH, Fla. (A P )—Eight on Cleveland Browna play 162. Ray Pace 155. two minutes.” it works for me,” he said. visited Manchester they put on crown for Mancheater last throughout. Coach John Kleis’ “I remember Bing Crosby scheduled Isist Monday was March, field,” continued Schacht. of the last nine Kentucky Derby rookie all-atara from both High Team ’Triple; Chopper."- a ba.sketball drill. Once around squad held a 29-18 lead at inter, and the Three Rhythm Boys leagues. brief because of other oonfllct- the squad the Maroon* bounced • • • “That’s when Altrock and NICK ALTROCK A ^ AL 8CHAC»T winners prepared for their 3- 1,643. ing meetings and the opening of mission and increased it to 45- closing the bill at $375 a I would take over, mimick year-old campaigns at Hlajeah. If the AFT. goes along with the High Team Single; Choi>pers the ball off the glass until Vln week.” new game it will upset the the slope. Those in attendance Kwash came around and Winning Margin! 32 at the three q\iarter mark. ing the umpire or first or They were Northern Dancer in 592. Whatever His Name . . He’s Tops The antics of Altrock third baseman and whatnot. Usually a fat friend of the those at third base, must 1964, Chateaugay in 1963, De training plana of Ka cluba. Each Members of winning team; discussed and approved a few stuffed It. While East Catholic, Rock The •victory marks a hlgh- and Schacht practically team would have to give iq> a outstanding items. Of prknary At Ea.st Catholic they oome ville and South Windsor pile up polnt for Kleis at Cheney. Be Anything for a laugh that manager Just standing be solid baseball men. Base cidedly In 1962, Carry Back In Steve LauretU, Kent S m it h , carried the Washington didn’t embarrass anybody. there. Few of them can as ball men with a flair for number of regulara to form an Jim Madigan, Rob Cochran. concern the operation of the early to see 6-8 Paul Walckow- the points, other area -hoaket- coming head coach in 1962 he 1961, Venetian Way ki 1960, club for years. “ Once when “What do you see in the mneh as whistle. amusing people are hard to Tim Tam in 1968, Iron Liege ia all-Mar team Just a few days Paul Miller. club lodge. Manchestsr House, *kl dunk it. Rockville fans thrill boU teams are flitdlng the mar- has had mark* o f 1-14 and 2-14 an appearance in Youngs before the exhibition aeaacm Clay Misunderstood, at Cummlngton Basin was dis ,to muscular Joe Van Ouden- gtn* between vlotary and de prervlous to thl* season. Cheney o o a c h e s’ boxes today 7 “Coaches, partioalarly find, but clnbs should k>ok 1967 and Needles in 1966. starts. CROSS-TOWN — Jim Tat- cussed. A motion was mads to kove’s pre-gome warmups. feat a lot rioeer. Six points tost won three games during In the meantime, the two lor 215-585. A1 Whipple 213- accept the building as proposed * • * meant two looeea for Coach "tSM 1961-62 season when Coach teams for Saturday's trans 573, Dick Kingsley 557, Floyd Maybe Most Disliked by Connie Bans* and the night Fhll Hyde m t Mancheater. The Tcmy D’Angona’s d h * compiled planted game are down to a Nickerson 561. Tom Atamian ly rates •were approved. The Halftime Show Indians lost to Hartford Bul a 8-14 record. one-a-day practice session after 201-207—563, Andy Sebula 225, rates do not vary greatly Rwn Two CXmL sch(x>l* stage a keley 49-52 and Maloney of a aeries of double workouta. Meriden 64-57. On the other VlnaJ now ho* tasted defeat John Koenig 223, Herb Hall 211, NEW YORK (A P )— Muhammad X, or whatever his last year's except for the fact fine performance by the bond by Cheney t'wlce this season. Both coaches reported their Gerry DiManno 200. E3d Du- they remain the same all w«ek and majorettes to entertain the hand, it took only two points charges in good spirits despite name is, says he could easily end up the most greatest to stop a three-game losing The Rangers beat them 63-48 chalne 203, Mario Scussel 207. long. This ■was approved be patrons during Intermlsslone. earlier in Middletown. Vinal has the switch in sites from New I heavyweight champion in boxing history. WlncHiam High ha* a fine band streak against Bristol Central, Orleans on short notice when 21 Don Goehring 225, Bill Cal cause of the fact Cummlngton 66-64. loet all eight starts. houn 200. Already, he told a pre.ss con-^------— will operate seven days per - and 18 majorettes that perform The Cheney Tech JVs won Negro players complained they i fercnce. he is the most mis during the break. Bristol Cen Four araa games 'this oea- were victims of racial discrim the doctors give the champion a week. son have gon e Into overtime. their first game in two years WOMEN’S LEAGl'V: — Vi understood, and maybe the Additional good news Arom tral never lets the fans’ eyes ination. Advance ticket sales is most di.'liked. clean bill. When Co-ventry needed extra under Coach Bob Plnta'valle 47- Morton 126. F>an Crandall 127. Cummlngton, Stan Brown re be diverted from the court. spotty. That can work two ways, he Muhammad had a hernia op time to pin a 62-48 defeat on 41 over Vtnal'.s JVs. You couldn't neeid Chickie Beraenski 95, no mark. During halfttonos of both games The AFT. is expected to fol said. It costs him a lot of televl- eration three days before the ports that he should have his BaUngton it marked the sec Okeaey Teck (8S) low recommendations of the snow making equipment work and during the intermission* 16 .Sion money, but It sure bring.'" fight la.st November, and it was ond overtime ectlon this sea Ii-.. ® National Collegiate Athletic As MIXED NUTS — Bert Bot- ing this week. Tlie equipment pretty ^ l e throw baton* son for both. Ooventry’s only fiplcer ...... 4 4 12 oeople out at the gate to sec indefinitely postponed. He will around in unison with the band. sociation to prevent premature ticello 126. Final first round wna just Installed this y«ar and Charter Qgk Oonferenoe defeat Renaud ...... 10 0 20 -him. be examined next Tuesday. Manchester High’* decioion Tomko ...... s 2 8 signing of college athletes until standings; Pecans 23*4—21*4. the entire "College Highway " by Rocky HSl needed on addi McNollr ...... 8 2 8 Almonds 31—23, B r a s 11 s I Upraul Photo by Pmto) "They all want to be there to "If they tell me it's okay, I to diatribute program* at home after bowl games. Commission slope will be the area srhere tional three mbmtes o f play Accarplo ...... 0 0 0 29H—24H. Butternuts 29V4— see the Big Mouth get beat,” he will go to Florida right away punee should be complimented...... 6 1 11 er Joe Foes said he had a "very Long and Short with East Catholic Five the artificial equipment Sfll! be and B lU i^on’e w in n i^ effort HSrkstetn ...... o 0 0 J 2 4 Peanuts 29—25, Walnuts said. "And they wan’, to see I’d.'- and start training. T will be In a league like the OOTL where pleasant conversation” in Chi put to work. against M yport, N. Y., was Trnry ...... 0 0 0 26^4—27*4, PUtachios 22— 32, Biggest lad with East Catholic High’s undefeated basketball team are, Ray La- prelty face get scratched. But ready in six weeks.” each team ha* player* known Barker ...... 0 0 0 cago with NCAA officials. The it don't do them no good.” tied at the end of regulation NFL already has banned such Cashews 16-38. Gace, left, at 6-5, and Paul Waickowski, right, at 6-8. The twosome d’^arfs ’The promoters said the fight, Other Items of interest dis- throughout the state, the pro play. Rham came closest to Sturtevant ...... 1 2 4 a tire Mr. in ce.se you-, haven’t which may be worth more than cu.ssed were the annual Man gram makes watching and scor victory when Norwich Tech Signings. Captain Tommy Malin, the Eagles’ playmaker. Friday night the locals shoot figured it out, is the fellow who chester Day outing and the Total* 26 U 63 RESTAURANT — Cy Georg- $5 million, probably will be In ing the game much easier. 'OUtscored them in extra time. for win No. 7 at Pulaski in New Britain and then return home Monday night used to be known as Cassius I May. Connecticut Ski Council later- Vbal Tech (48) etti 140-161—403. Neil Riley These little extra* are wel Winning advantages for East B. T. Pte 144-361, Don Leavitt 140-374. to play St. Bernard’s. The big one is Jan. 22 at home with unbeaten Rockville. Clay, the heavyweight champi I The radio contract, with Mu- club races. The Manchester Ski come additiotu to basketball. and Rock'vllle average 24 Rich Annlno ...... S 2 8 Class B Tourney Bill Pagand 140-387, A1 Bertusei on from Loui.sville, Ky. and tual, is for $250,000. Club will hold Its annual out While dunking a basketball la Spencer ...... 3 points. South Windsor does it Ron Annino ...... ? .. 3 140- 360, A1 Pirkey 141-351, Bill Chicago. The s it in g reminded Clay ing March 7 at Cummlngton BO longer reserved to giant*, The council races will be held both 'waya. The Bobcats beat G ucevixe ...... '6 At Holiday Lanes Sheekey 136-376, Ell Fish 146, He has changed his name to that people are deprived of the H does take kMuls of prepara Windsor Locka by two, went on. Tompeon ...... 0 Muhammad Ali and has Joined chance to hear him on the radio the following week, also at tion. As long as It does no harm Campbell ...... 0 Ed Bujaucius 154 - 137 — 420, Cummingrton. to five wins with an average Lovullo ...... 1 Larry Bates 168-425. Roy Mc the Black Muslims, but he say.s on non-fight days, "and you to the athlete, why not give it 23 point advantage, then edged Strong ...... 1 Top bowlers are expected in he still is . from Loui.sville al at a better Guire 142-367, Leo Rivers 161- don't never see me on the tele to the fansT Coventry by one Tuesday night Sasii ...... 0 Manchester Saturday for the Player Raps Rozelle though he lives in Chicago, Jockmn ...... 0 141— 391, Bill Evashowsky 178- vision. Other champe. they were Because of the lack of wtow' third annual "B” Event at the " I ’ll never change my town,” In the immediate area and fur 158—466, Dick McConville 136- on there all the time, advertis Total* 17 14 48 Holiday Lanes. As of Wednes he said. "I got my start in that ther North the club ha* decided Score at half: 39-18. Cheney. 374, Nick 'Twerdy 138-368, ing razor blades and stuff, but day, 3M were signed up to little old Kentucky place, and they don’t use me." to sponsor an evening trip to compete and sources felt sure FVanJe Calvo 142-359, Larry the people from there, they hear A fellow at the conference Mt. Tom. As In the past, the British Refs Get More Power the entries would surpass last Jamaitis 149-375, Vic Abraltis me introduced as the heavy trip to Holyoke will be made year's entry of 284. 371, Dick DiBella 368, Dick called him , Cassius, and he BOWLING And NFL War Looms weight champion from Louis frostily corrected him. by bus. Plans have been made First place money is $126 Doran 366. Ed Pt^ani 352, Dick ville, and they feel real proud, "The name la Muhammed to rent a bus Wednesday eve From Top in Soccer Contests while the second and third po Krinjak 370, A1 Bujauciu.s 366, they feel that they had it part in Ali,” he said. ning, Jen. 19. Betty Loeo will — <^again.st Rozelle. Parrish ha <«'.ice president of the club and tim e . sitions earn $62.50 and $37.50. Art Pierce 356, Jack Cofiell 363, CLEVELAND (AP) CONSTRUCTION — Joe it. But New York and Chicago Then the photographers handle arrangementa. An>- Last year’s winner, Jim Dou- £1 FalcetU 361, Jim Bell 362. Pete Rozelle and Paul .said Rozelle doesn't reppe.sent makes an estimated $80,000 a people, they don't care.” member planning to go idiould LONDON (NEA) The<$>invaded the field and chased Roesetto 160-395, Julian Smo- the players "as we feel we moved in. "Move over ^ssius." luk 891, Archie Larochelle 140- gan of North Haven with an Rollle Irish 156-137—423. ’Tiny Brown, living at opposite year on a contract which has Muhammad was in town to said one, and he did. Then he j contact Betty befoi^e Monday British soccer referee is thin- the referee. 841, led a group of 72 finishers J<*nson 135-369, Tony De should be repre.sented.” four years to go. sign a radio contract Wednes I night so that she will have an The bonus system of Incen 385, Bill Sheekey 137-367, Lou ends of the country, quietly smiled a little sheepishly. ^ skinned compared to his Amer Damato 362, Nick Daupi 360, who took away a total of $1,- Simone 136-360. He would like Rozelle replac Parrish, 29, said the team day for his return bout with ex "All great men are a lUUe" intimate of the number of peo tive payments for winning has go about their business ple attending. Children must be ican cousin, the baseball um Don Simmons 358, Jack Tal 168 in prise money. Bill Titus ed by Paul Brown. representatives last week were champ Sonny Liston. It will be crazy.” he acid. ‘'Don’t you been blamed for the outbreak of Danbury won the first event VILLAGE CHARMERS — while arguments over them Art Model!, Browns’ owner, unanimous in their di.sci's.sions in Boston, possibly in May, if know that?” I accompanied by a parent or pire. of violence among players. As ley 135-368, Bob Berech 355 In 1963 with 826. Florence Hillnaki 182. continue here between the called Paj-rish's statement to unseat Rozelle. The Players adult. The bus will leave frorri Not only does he lack the base for spectators, everything frton Dennis Boxx 355, Ernie Oak I the Municipal Building parking man 861, Nick AgostlnelU 143, Shifts for the event are 12' owner of the Cleveland "outrageous and disgraceful" Association met at Hollywood ball umpire's ability to dodge barbed wire fences to moats noon, 2:15, 4:30, 6:46, 9:00 and MIXED DOUBLES — Ruth and suggested in a statemen* Beach, Fla., but he said the idea ' lot at 6 p.m. or shortly after: empty beer cans and other mla- flUed with water has been ad Barry Buckminster 135. Browns and one of his play if there is an over load some of 11:16. The fourth and fifth Ostrander 126, Ted Lawrence Wediie.sday that the si;:-year pro to make Brown NFL co:nmia- sUea, but the soccer referee is vocated' to restrain their en shifts are filled. 140-137—382 ers. back retire if he wasn't happy sioner "was my own idea.” A Art Stratton Assumes Lead the members will be requested MERCHANTS-^ohn Naret- I to drive cars. sensitive to verbal abuse. A thusiasm on the footboU Rozelle, National Football with the NFL or ask to be trad six-man players' committee, mere cuss word la enough to to 141-863, Joe Plcaut 866. U S.R oyar grounds. League commissioner, is in New ed. including a.ssociation president Tlie first Saturday after bring a blush to his cheek, If York and ferown , former In American Hockey League Easter has been sele^ed for Giving soccer’s present weak- Neither Rozelle nor Brown Ordell Braase of the Baltimore the Football Association, the kneed referees more power wiU NITE OWLS — Baihara Browns' head coach, is in La Colts, will be here next week. the annual banquet date. More Hudson Sets Record has commented on the situation. definite information will be re governing body of professional not make matters easier. To Fitrrand 176-491, Tina Mlkolow- Jolla, Calif. Rozelle can only be replaced Modell. in Rozelle's defense, soccer; Is to be believed. Meanwhile, Bernie Parri.sh. — Buf- ’V PAGE TMIRTY-PIVI PAGE THIRTY-POUR MANC31BSTEB EVBNINO HERALD, MANC31ESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1985 Apartmentn—Plats— BnslnosB LoeatloM HoasM Fw Sale 72 Honsea For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 76 Sabarban For Sole 75 Stibarban For Sale 75 Biiitdlns—Oonttaeflnf 14 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Apartments— Tenements SA For Rmt M Tenementi 63 MANCBB8TER - New 0 roam MANCHESTER — 160 x 200, TWO-FAMILY, weat side, 4-4 TEN MINUTES from Man SOUTH WINDSOR — 4 bed MtlST SELL—Unbeatable val^ CARPENTRY — S3 ysars’ ex MAHOGANY BEDROOM set, large trees, clean 6 room Colo flat, all large rooms, oil hot chester center, S years old, 6 room ipllt level, 2 fun baths, ue. 25 minutee from Manehee- perience. Ceilings and floor a t t r a c t iv e 4 R(X>M apart FOR LBA8D—BbeoeOeot loea- Oarrlson Oblonlal, UxM Uvlqg BRmNILU ACIVjPi, fo wy BuTtUlRI^ NOfTWHaVASHnil ABOUT DM exceUent caadlUon, 4 ptoces, TWO ROOM heated apartment* ment, secoqd floor, basement tion lor dootor'B oCflce or room, family room, buUt-ln nial, double garage, only $16,- water heat, 3-car garage, good room Cape, 6 finished, stone fireplace, finished rec room ter, Enfield area. Six year old CLASSIFIED tiled, porchee, rec rooma, ga- $60 or beat offer; eleetrio >o- and bath. 143 Oakland ■traet. and attic, steam heat, oppo beauty parlor. 415 Mala Street. kitchen, master bedroom with 000. Hiitchins Agency, 646- condition throughout, $21,500. fireplace, full tile bath, built- with glass sMdIng doors, one 6 room Colonial, IVi baths. ragea, additions, attics fin fOlM VMir MIRiD ONE A RCCITATION- SHE SPlUfi FAMItV OECRETSf tissarle, $10. 649-4408. $65. 649-6239, 8-6. site Center Park. No pete. Completely renovated end am room, low twsBtios. 0103. R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. U A in appliances, walk-out base car garage, convenient loca Full price $14,900. Assumable ished, remodeling, concrete ment door, excellent condition tion. $20,900. R. D. Murdock, 4%% mortgage. No closing NEW 4 ROOM RENT, aaobnd Adulta preferred. 640-7629. ple‘panting. J. D. Realty. 048- r, eit-eeoe. Realty (X)., Inc., 643-2692. work. No job too small. Imme CfMO^tNOni-flKlTI tXMT BR MAHA ANOOAOOyHAOA 8190. NEW 2 FAMILY. 5-4, under throughout, wooded lot, $15,- 643-6472. U A R Realty Co.. cost $112 per month Includee diate esUmatea 643-3630. "«M0ADM*f0RaJR 1364 SlDgw oonsole, $35. OaH floor, $110 without neat and.. TWO MINUTBS from Main cenetmeUon, two heating eys- 400. Minimum down to quali Inc., 643-2692. Interest, principal, taxes and ADVERTISING tMBMRAMSR BIG n « » ir Bf stiu 649-01^. Mectridty. CaU John Ponttoelll" teme, large lot, central loca CARPENTRY—Ree rooms, for confMiintkn, OfARlWtAI^ Main Street. Just remodeled fied buyer. R. D. Murdock, Insurance. Second mortgage CAME*MAMA MA/6fT A Sons, Inc., 648-6678, after 6. inside and out — large SH Hoones For Rent SS tion. Call Builder, Leon Cies- 8 APPLE TREES 643-6471 U A R Realty Co., BOLTON - COVENTRY line — available with $500 Acorn. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS mica, ceilings, closets, remod PMlMOf ' V O U R um i BENDDC oombinaiUon waaher- xynskl, 649-4291. 6^i room spilt level, garage, eling, hatchways, attics fln- A DMOMCB'CAUSE dryer, good oondlUaa. After 6, FOUR ROOM iqtartmant, heac room apartment. Heat, hot INVESTMENT Inc., 643-2692. Principals only. Call owner 8 A. M. to 5 P.M. WCEf CMOTIDOKOUTHIS water, new range and refrig FOUR BEDR(X>M raised ranch 4 -BEDROOM COLONIAL tool shed, fireplace, paneled 643-9859. ished, concrete steps, floors, 649-6448. and hot water, refrigerator completely decorated, 2-car FOUR^ BEDROOM Ranch with den, extra large bath with porches, garagea No job too SECRfTAfrr*WE'RI and Btove, garage. VtKy n e - erator, $105. 049-6544. OPPORTUNITY In good condition, new garage, one year tease with a neat rec room. Prime loca heating unit, new wiring, Tolland vanity. $15,700. Call Owner, XII MANSFIELD—Near Vin smalt 649-8^. BROKE,fSO, AND 12 CU. FT. NORGE refrigera clal. Adulta o ^ . Oau 843- tion. Two fireplaces, combina ton School. Oversized 6 room COPY CIX)SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tor, very good oondltlon, $60. r e m o d e l e d 4 ROOM apart option to renew, $106 per ceramic tile bath, 2-car ga PERSONALITY PACKED 643-4886. MONDAY T i n nU D A T 10:S0 A.M. — 8ATCROAY 9 AM. NQTONiyiHAT** 7222. » ment, eunporch and yard, heat month. 742-7004. We are offering for im tions, 1 ^ baths. Needs redec Cape, ultra modern kitchen, 643-4013. rage. nice trees and shrubs, Balance blended 6 room ■^RNON — Ranch, 5H rooms, Roafnifl’ana ClUmneya 16-A THREE ROOM, third floor, flimished, $116. 649-3212. mediate Sale a real estate orating, owner anxious for ac fine location, $16,500. formal dining room. 3 twin COMPLETE BBDR(X)M set, ■VERNON — Lovely 4 room Investment wportunlty lo tion and the price is negoti.- ranch and garage scaled farm size kitchen, plaster sized bedrooms, fireplace, heated, centraUy located. Call f o u r r o o m tenement,, 76 Cape, sunporch, 20 minutes wid proportioned to a love walls, fireplace, built-in oven PLEASE READ YOUR AD ROOFINQ — Specialising re exceUent condition; also, stove 643-0063, between 7-8. cated on Church Street able. Started in the twenties. large wooded lot, excellent pairing roofs of all kinds, new and couch, beet offer. 649- Wells Street Available Febru from Hartford, heated base juBt off Center Street This V Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real ly treet lot. A quality home range, garage, worth $15,500. condition for $15,800. Call the Cbuwifled or **W«at Ado” aro taken over the phone aa a roofs, gutter work, chlmnejrs 0878. FOUR R(X)M apartm n t, eec- ary 1st $76. 649-5229, 9-5. ment garage, fireplace, tile parcel consiets of three tor, 643-1577. of distinction in superb Compare. Rockville Realty. R, F. Dimock Co.. 649-5245, or oonvenience. Hie advertlaer should read his ad the FIRST bath, all utilities, $140 month housea, 2 two families and ]. D. REALTY condition, a must to see. 643-2188, 875-2527. Paul Correntl, 643-5363. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum ond floor, 178 Maple Street. No ROOM apartment near IX MANCHESTER — Spacious DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the siding. 30 years' experlsnce. LTVINO ROOM furniture, gray furnace. $66. Tel. 648-476L * ly. 649-2584.. a single. Rental Income is Asking $17,900. Call 649- neoEt tssertlon. The Herald Is responsible tor only ONE Incor- Main Street, $120., stove, re $5,680 annually. Heating, custom built home In excellent 643-5129 643-8779 5306. VERNON — 3 new homes on Free estimates. Call Bowlay, ooudi, $16, S (diairs of green SIX R(X)M home, stove, refrig Phoenix Street. 5V4 rooms, reet or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only 64S4SS81, 644-8833. shades, $5 each, rug and pcul, frigerator, heat, hot water, plumbing, roofs, etc. are aU residential area, ultra modenj Wanted—Real Estate 77 to Hm extent of a "make ifood” insertion. Errors which do not 9x12, gray with rose floral de FIVE R(X>M dupln, garage. parking. 648-9052. erator, convenient to every in excellent condition. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2v baths full walk-out ba.scment, large lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by thing, nice location, $110. Af Properties to be sold at a plus 2 lavatories, covered Barrows &^Wallace wooded lots, convenient to SPOT CASH paid for homes, sign, $15. 649-7682. Gall 649-1946. 8% RCXIM apartment heat, hot TWO FAMILY FLAT, storm "make good” tawertioK Heating and Plumbing 17 ' ter 6 p.m., 649-3506. price allowing an excellent )atk), Florida room, complete- windows, steam heat, 3-car Manchester and Vernon shop (arms and acreage, 24-hour water, adults only. 172 Spruce return on your investment. fy air-conditioned, minimum Manchester Parkade ping centers. Price $15,200. service, Hayes Agency, 643- St., 649-6964. garage, good income, $17,500. TOUR COOPERATION WILL PLUMBING AND heating re Musical Instramente 53 FIVE ROOM apartmaok for Inspection of properties at maintenance in.side and out. 649-3473. Manchester 649-5306 Phone 643-0185; after 5 p.m., 4803. BE APPRECIATED pairs and new installations. re n t CaU 648-6838. Stibarban For Rent 66 your convenience. Call the R. F. Dimock Co., AX ,5-9691. DIAL 64^2711 FEBRUARY 1 OCCUPANCY— 649-5245. GOING TO SELL and want a«- Special attention to emer PLAYER PIANO, reflnlshed BOLTON CBINTBR Apartments TOMFORTABLE O L D ^ 8^ gencies. Tel. 649-2923. and mechanioaUy rebuilt, $300. AVAILABLE NOW—4 rooms, Adults only. 8 large, bright room house, sound condition, ■VERNON — 7 room Split Level BOLTON — Executive 2 bed tlon? ? 7 Call, we buy . . . second floor, automatic hot modem rooms, heat, hot wa Comer Brandy 8t. and Bolton SIX ROOM, m'odern Ranch, and garage, outside patio, bar room ranch. 24.5x.500 wooded cash out within a day or two. X J h e u O u ^ 649-9783. Center Rd., new $ n»m s, heat, ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. oil fired steam heat, fireplace, water, stove, convenient to ter, etove, refrigerator, tiled 963 MAIN STREET 100x200 lot, near school, 2 large lot, beautifully land becue pit, % acre lot. near lot, 14x23 living room, mahog Or we will sell it for you. Over Kadlo-TV Repair M A H i everything, one child, $60 bath and shower, many clos hot water, stove, refrigerator, fireplaces, full basement, ga school, assumable mortgage, any trim, wall-to-wall carpet 17 years selling real estate lo Traable ReMhins Our Advertiser? $136. 449-3306, 648-4813. 649-5241 scaped. 2-car garage and a Services 18 co u m B u ro ^ Wanted—To Bny 58 monthly. 648-7094. ets. parking, centrally located. rage, immediate occupancy. children's playhouse. City wa $18,500. 19 Gerald Drive, Ver ing, walk-in closet, 1*^ baths, cally. Multiple Listing mem e By UsKed ■■ • Saehjy Byiidhilib $93. 643-6396. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. non. Owner 875-6745. vanity, built-ins, air condi bers. A reliable name . . . T. J. 24-Honr Answering Service WE BUY, 6b l L or trade an- ROCKIULLB — 6 room, heat, ter. sewer, gas. bus line. Ed CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv SIX ROOM duplex, garage, ward Street. Immediate occu tioned, 40 foot paneled recrea Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ice, available all hours. Satis- tique and used furniture, china, •eparate oU fumaoa, large h o s p it a l a r e a — Deluxe stove, refrigerator included. COLONIAL—Huge family sized XIV - BOLTON — 3-bedroom tion room, patio, 2-car. heated 6t4 room apartment, bullt-tns, Call between 3-8 p.m., 876- kitchen, dining room, living pancy. Tel. 649-3566 or 649- RESIDENTIAL building lot in Free te Nereid Readers taction guaranteed. CaEl 649- glass, silver, picture frames yaiti, centraUy located, adults. MODERN, centrally located 4342. split level on 2 acre wooded garage, aluminum combina 1816. Help Wanted—^Female 3S Help Wanted—Male 36 A rticles For Sale 45 and d d coins, old doUs - and Tel. 649-4076. dinette, appliances, tiled bath, 0577. Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up, room with fireplace, 3 bed lot. Kitchen bulit-ins Include tions. awnings. $25,900. M9- So. Windsor or Wapplng. Call Want Information on one of onr claasifled advertisements ? No rooms, baths, screened guns, hobby ooUections, attic yard, garage, basement, $125 ANDOVER—Four room apmrt- near schools and shopping, MANCHESTER — Good multi refrigerator, freezer, stove, 3807. 643-9267 after 6. answer a t the telephone HstedT Simply call the WOMAN, clerk-typist, to work MAN for delivery and general SNOWBLOWERS, new and contents or whole estates. Fur MANCHESTER — 3 room monthly. Hayes Agency. 643- immediate occupancy. Bel Air porch, $20,900. Phllbrick oven, dishwasher, fireplace. on accounts receiv^Ie and drug store work, experienced, ment, includes heat, hot wa ple dwelling. A three family Muvlng—Tmcking— used. Aliens, Snobird, Toro, niture Repair Service Talcott- apartment located on Canter 4808. ter. Call 742-7676 for appoiht- Real Estate. 643-9332. Agency, 649-8464. (3-3-51 with cme vacancy. Cen Trout stream on property. EAST HARTFORD — Colonial, Storage 10 billing machine in amaU con mornings 9-3. Referencea. Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. vlUe, Oonn. Tti. 648-7443. Street. Heat and hot water tral hea'L. Owner anxious. T. J. Selling for $18,900. For fur 6 rooms, garage, terrace and * EDWARDS genial office. Send resume to Write Box N. Herald. Service and parts. Capitol and off street parking. RsntaU FOUR R(X5M apartment, re ment. ONE BLOCK from Main, two SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen many extras. Principals only. MpHiim Pay $10,600 living room with fireplace, im Crockett. Realtor, 643-1,577. ther Information call the R. F. MANCHESTER DeUvary. Light P.O. Box 146, Station A, Man Equipment, 38 Main Street, Wa n t e d t o b u y —AntiqiM $80 per month. CaU m t. Werb decorated. $85 monthly. Fur- ROCK'VILLB!—8% room apart family, 4-4 duplex, permanent Dimock Co.. 649-5245. $19,900. 528-6836. ANSWERIN8 SERVICE trucking and package deUvary. chester, Conn. CANDID WEDDING photog Muchester. Open dally 7-5, and good used furniture. vU- ner, Jarvis Realty Co., Manag naca Adults, no pets. 649- siding, two recent heating sys- mediate occupancy, $15,000. NEW YORK — The metUaa rapher, experienced oiUy, top ment, etove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER — 7 ^ room Refrigerators, washers and Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. >ege Peddler Auction House, ing Agents, 643-1131. 6998. heat, $90 monthly. Adults terns. garages, clean. Hslayes Phllbrick Agency, 649 8464. raised ranch, 2-car garage, 2 XI ■VERNON — New raised VERNON—Immaculate 6 room salary for all engineers with APPLICATIONS are being pay for top man. Call 643- Route 83. HUlngtnn. 876-8711, Agency, 643-4803. 10 year*’ experience la more 649"9500 - 175-2519 stOT’e moving spMlalty. Folding DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM only. 649-4824. 875-1166. MANCHESTER—Rolling Park. full baths, built-ins. Immedi ranch, 3 twin sized bedrooms. Ranch, on 100x190 lot. 3 gen chairs for r.mt. 648-0763. taken for full-time sales girls, 1716. EXCELLENT, efficient a n d Bob nucidgar, end Son. FOUR ROOM, second floor, un ate occupancy; Char Bon Real 1V4 baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in erous bedrooms, family sized than $10,800 in the United and leave your message. Ton’ll hear from onr advertiser In ]lg 6 days. Including Saturdays. economical, that's Blue Lustre furnished apartment. Ihquire garden apartment, heat, hot PORTER STREET Area — 6 Six room Cape with 3 bed time without spending all evening at the telephone. ROCH'VILLE — 3 large room E.state, 643-0683. stove and oven, large lot, ex kitchen. 19’ paneled living States. Those with a master’a (Company benefita W. T. ELDERLY MAN with car, full carpet sind upholstery cleaner. WANTED — Weathered boards 233 Center Street. water, range, refrigerator, apartment, first floor, bath, room Cape, fireplace, 3-car rooms. kitchen with built-ins, degree have a median of $11.- or part-time, weekly pay plan. from tobacco shed or similar parking. Ide^ly located. $120 formal dining room, living cellent residential area. Sell room, oil hot water heat, alu Painting—Papering 21 Grant Co., Parkade. Rent electric shampooer $1. I hot water, heat Tel. 875-4220 garage, large tree shaded lot, MANCHESTER — Owner must ing for $20,600. Call the R. F. minum storms and screens, 750. And those with a doctor 528-7291 after 7 p.m. The Sherwin-Williams Co. structure. Call 649-4466. be CENTRALLY UX3ATBD 6 monthly. Available February $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, room with fireplace, full shed ate have a median salary above Last and Fond A«tomobDea For Sale 4 PAINTINQ and paperhanging, room, second floor apartment, or 643-1203. dormer, finished rec room, sell. — Come out to see this Dlmock Co., 649-5245, or Paul built 1959, $15,900. Wolverton fore 10 a.m. or after 6:30 p.m. 1st. 643-0973. 649-8464. nice home today and make an Correntl, 643-5363. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. $13,300. LOST—Dark colored, large tig JAGUAR HARDTOP coupe, good work, reasonable ratea, GET OUT OF THOSE NEW NESCO Roaster with completely modemlxed and BOLTON — 4 room single, beautiful yard, $16,900. Wol- offer. Only a short walk from 30 years in Manchester, your SALESMAN utility table; new BeU A How very clean. $116 month. J. D., MINTZ COURT—4 room'tene $70. Call 649-6300; eve. 649- MANCHESTER — Like new verton Agency, Realtor, 649- er cat, white diin and chest XK130, new tires, new bat Rooms Wlthoot Board 59 m ent first floor of 2 fsmlly 6H room ranch, 22 foot living stores, churches and schools. markings, Green Manor area tery, new paint, |1,000. 640- nei^bor is my recommenda 4 WALLS! For Men’s Wear Department ell movie cameras, models 220 Realty Co., 643-5129, 648-8779. 2994. 2813. This 1,300 sq. ft. ranch home vicinity Buckley SchooL Call 3979. tion. Raymond Flake, 649- Good Steady Position and 252; new electric paint re house. Modern bathroom. Au room, IH baths, beautifully 9237. mover. 643-6332. THE THOMPSON House, Cot NEW 4 H ROOM apartment, tomatic water heater. Free ANDOVER — 3 room Quonset flnlahsd family room, large with full basement (walk-out 643-0671. tage Street. centraUy located, entrance) and screened car CHEVROLET 1967 convertible, Meet people, enjoy life, APPLY second floor, stove, parking parking. $40 monthly. Apply with stove, refrigerator and wooded lot, Hayes Agency, A N EXCLUSIVE! i EXTERIOR and interior paint TORO powertiandle and snow large pleasantly furnished and full cellar storage. $125 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. wa.sher optional, nice Interior, S4S-480S. porch features 3 large bed LOST—Scarab bracelet vicinity V-8, standard shift gtx>d con make $ 8 in spare time Davidson & Leventhal rooms, parking. CaU S49-2SS8 TWO FAMILIES rooms, H i baths, tremendous Telephone Comjiany, 806 Main dition, new top, brakes, etc. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- near home, selling MANCHESTER PARKADE blower. excellent condition. monthly. J. D. Realty, 643- available February 1st. Cou hanging. Ceilings. Floors. FUlly First $76 cash. 649-0607. for ovendgbt and permanent 6129. FIRST FLOOR—5 large rooms, ple. $65. 742-6710. MANCHESTER — Executive living room and family sized S tre ^ Friday morning. Please Best offer. ' Please caU 649- guest rates. 'X cellar and garage. Call after kitchen. Selling below replace call 643-8654. Reward. 0987 between 5-6 p.m. Insured. Workmanship guar AVON neighborhood, lovely T room 18 LIBERTY ST. — $27,900. anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. ASSISTANT MANAGER — GERT’S a gay girl — ready for 4H ROOMS, heat, hot water, 6:30. 643-2897. NORTH COVENTRY — Com Colonial, mammoth living 8-5 room flats, new house. ment at $18,900. Call Barbara FRONT ROOM, centrally lo LOST—Gray female cat with 1957 MORGAN (plus 4), excel If no answer, 643-9043. Cosmetics. Big commis Trainee wanted by old reliable a whirl after cleaning carpets stove and refrigerator fur pletely furnished guest house, room, modern kitchen with Babin, Jarvis Realty Co., firm in Manchester area. We with Blue Lustre. Rent elec cated, parking. 69 Birch nished. -$ 1 2 8 ^ p e r Btcmth. TWO 3-ROOM.S and bath cold on country estate, S rooms. 2 built-ina, 3-ear garage. Bacri- 151-168 CENTER ST.—$23,- Realtors, 643-1121, Eves. 643- broken leg, vicinity B«itley lent condition. CaU 640-7576 sions. no experience re Street 649-7129. flats, $50 and $60. Call after School. Please oedi 649-8013. after 6 p.m. INTERIOR and eocterlor point quired. Now! (phone 289- need a man to be trained in tric shampooer $1. Paul's 643-6105. - baths, all utilities, garage, flee at $19,900. &yee Agrnej, 900. 6-6 duplex. 1686. ing, wallmper removed, fully Paint A Wallpaper Supply. 5 p.m., 643-0748. 643-480S. 4922). - certsdn phases of management FURNISHED ROOMS, com swimming pool, conveniently 157-169 WADSWORTH ST. MANCHESTER—A real home, 1066 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- insured. Rme Belaiwer, 648- FOUR AND THREE room located, $150 monthly. 742- 0613 or 6444M04. and in ^ e s . Experience is not COINS at reasonable prices at plete light housekeeping facili apartments, including heat,, FOUR ROOM apartment, sec MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 EXT.—$22,900. 6-6 room flats, well built 6-room Colonial on door Hardtop, ,V-8, autmnatic, necessary if willing to learn. ties. Centrally located. Mrs. 7579. REWARD FOR excdloit condition through- the Hobby Shoppe. 403 Center hot water, and gas for cook ond floor, near Main Street. room ranch, 2 fuU baths, main 2-car garage. bus line. It4 baths. 2-car ga INSIDE and outalde painting. WANTED—Woman to work in Must have neat appearance S t, 649-7233. Accomazzo, 12 Arch St., Man ing. EHectric refrigerator and 643-6362. tenance free redwood exterior, rage, conveniently located. ont 3426. Call after 5 p.m., and good personality. This is BOLTON—Six room partly fin 87-39 GROVE ST. — $19,300. LOST DOG 649-1008. You name your own price. one of our branch stores, 1- chester. 643-6948. stove furnished. CaU 649-7834. family room with fireplace, Full price. $16,500. Alice 649-7868, 875-840L 5:30 p.m. New System Laun a permanent position with ex THREE ROOMS, central, ished houee, two children ac 6-6 dupdex. ATTRACTIVE, COMFORT or 649-6779, between 5-7 p.m. ceptable. References. $120 scenic acre lot. A Must See for Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543. 1955 CHEVROLET, good con dry, Harrison Street. cellent advancement opportu- UNDERWCXiiD typewriter, range, refrigerator, $65. J. D. the quaUty conscious. Hayes Other listings—MLS member. PAINnNQ, EXTERIOR and to- nltie*. as well as good starting ABLE room, private home, Realty. 643-5129. monthly. 649-3401 after 6. —Less than $2,000 down, offers YOU a Mongrel tox hound, white dition. Best offer. 649-7532 or good condition. CaU 875-7204. BIRCH STREET—Modem flat, Agency, MS-4803. new heating and plumbing, fine with gray and brown 640-0435. tenor, paperhanging, wall salary, commission and all continuous hot water, kitchen second floor, two spacious ------NEW RAliED RANCH — 8 marktngn, answers to name paper removed, dry wall work. employe benefita. If interested PRACTICALLY NEW 800x14 privileges if desired. Parking. bedrooms, furnace. 643-4496. > fti ROOM heated apartment, Wanted To Rent 68 THREE BEDR a— ■■ V 8 ' «4 . - a.*- •. * * . ^v.- I Ied as athletic During a j>art of World War About 800 vehicles were IS YOURS ONE OF THE R tf rr Uncle Sam’s pet tiger tdready ture, said yesterday that he is and department stores has fields. A muHi-purpese black top n Miss Hurlbut was the only stranded in snowdrifts near the 44 M. MIXED has picked up more than its area will be finirtied and wiU satisfied with the results of re- "stampeded’’ big manufacturers Scottish border. ($ 3 Cam •1 CAUF. SOLID PACK share of thotns. Fi-ance at mi.ssionary at her .station and into producing their own "lower I«ovide a three-season activity apporticMunent as outlined by a of necessity directed its medi Gales swept Sweden’s western tacked MLF violently last ] ^ y surface for games. In its grade tire with a lower price too WHITE special session of the General coast. Seven East German Worn ep that PRUNE VEGETABLES cal. agricuitural and evangelic month. Britain’s . new Labor planned tocation tt could serve on it.” trawlers were sheltering at Lys- KLEENEX TISSUE Cauxl 4 for ‘ 1 government has been working Assembly. as well as its educational pro In a prepared statement, Len phyrtcal education needs for our ekil. liard-fe-iieat reoin SA V l on alternative plans. Other al community for many years. ’The Belton will share one dele gram. Too busy to take a vaca G. Hedinger, president of the 1-lb. KING COLE WHOLE Southern Scandinavia report 41c 8 Cent *1 lies are cool. In fact. West Ger remaining land (50 acres) can gate with Andover and Coven tion, she was away from the Lake Tire Co. in Hammond, ed mild weather for the time of lOJ^ many is the only major western be planned and developed over try under the bipartisan plan. United States for 10 years. Ind., said the government should year. M. WithtlMMW power to see hOiF in the same a longer period to p r ^ d e fm- Which is expected to win ap She was born in Nebraska, act now to end "fabulous claims Larf* PLUM S Tomatoes Brest radio reported that the JELLO Are*rind BaUlftw 5 She *1 TUNA hght that Washington does. future needs.” ' proval Monday in both houses grew up in Missouri and gradu of quality, fancy terms of con 125-ton British schooner Result POTATOES J Turkey’s desertion is the first, Anyone who wishes to contrib of the legislature. ated cum laude from Knox Col struction and . wild claims of was eight days overdue and pre CIII&& CHASER however, ^ d officials consider ute to the Recreation Fund Gagliardone said that “ there lege in Illinois in 1915. She went performance." sumed missing on a voyage It a heavy psychological blow. may send a check to Mrs. Har was no use kicking.” He said to Wartiington, D.C. as a civil Hedinger was a wltnsaa as from Littlehamptoo^ Ehigland, SY MON FIREMAN Others, it is feeu^d, might fol lhat everyone worked hard and riet Lyman, town treasurer. servant, then became interested the Federal Trade Coramission to the Isle of Jerseqr.' It was net THIS REVOLimONARY NEW DE- low suit. did the beet that could be done. held its second day of hearings In other business at the coun in missionary work and was ap known how many w«se abosqrd, VEl®PMENT IN ADD«N HEAT 7Ae Brands You Can Trust! MLF is a proposal for a sepa cil meettng, co-daalrman John- He praised the two parties .far pointed la- missionary in 1923. on- tire marketing practices. France, Wert. Gfnvany qnd CAedr lAaee rate force of surface ships, working together. H lo Ihdianah called for action ING will yaw caM ar cUly roam Tettelbach appointed Leonard Miss Hurlbut received a mas central Spain aU m pifted laiu- w * aad emty, with filtered, drcuUt- equipped with nuclear-tipi^ Oouchon, os finance cfaairmeuf ^ e new plan, according to ter’s degree in education from “ now before thousands more of sually mild weather i(br Janu Phlaris missiles apd manned by V OraiMM NNtnd ' ing, toermastatically caatraBad heat, SEALTEST or HOODS Large Large to succeed the late Kirby Tapi .Ctagliardone,, is second bast to Columbia University, then went unsuspecting Americans are ary. It was clottdy aa4 rain at V assf staas frta a mixed crew of Allied sailors. •perating cast up la 75% Ires than pen. The nominating commit tha. one representatljra far s a ^ to Portugal te leam ^le lan Idljed or injured" in accidents Madrid. '• k '. 28 ox. In this way America’s allies tee for new officers includes ilivolvlng tire failure. •*>>•4 edd-«a bcatetz. Heals c«M hath- HOMOGENIZED 28 ox. tsmn plan propoasd by tbe guage and begin her life work. J- iBeoe, eBd eeed porch, attic more, or would share in a nuclear force Carl GosUne, Mrs. Jrtui Tettel Sssail ’Town LeglMStora Another witness, former Oom- Cans and yet prolifecatioa of nuclear bach and Mrs. John Forryan mteaton Chairman Earl IQiitner, 1 1 % any space that Deeds extra heftL Cans sodb-tiMi, to which tha town of ' f _ . •* • weapons would be abided. and the auditing committee Manchester Evening Herald condemned advertiaing R«4ifA to FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. Btoltan contributed tl60. ’That Boltqn oorrsepondent, Cleme- U.S. poliopmaken figure that members are Russell 'Spearman plan lost by seven vaUs in,a ft vkriety of "fictUlijus” 'prices RERUN — toousfoid Gallon 7 well Toung, telephene 643-8981. major countries — Wert Germa and Mrs. Joeeph Lusky. spe^al General Assembly ass and "limited" duration sales United States Ylgttors led the ny is prominent in fiieir thinking Oommittee chairmen are ex Sion last September. which stretch out for months. tourist-trade pande te Beflin -r- would build an independent pected to have their 1966 bu rets Under snother proposed plan, Wives’ Pay Helps in the first half at 1963. fh e nuclear force of their own if in Oouchen’s hands by Feb. IS, Bolton would have shared a leg Fast Delivery Vital number of foreign tourists Was Mrs. Ralph Wolmer, chair up 11 per cent. The next lar^'rt MILK Plus Deposit they failed to share in atomic islator with four suiTounding WASHING’TON — Among fam FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. control. man of toe oeuncU’o swim pro tawns. ilies with less than $3,000 income continents wer* from Swedgn, ’Turkey was one of eight Allied gram, said applications are now MONTREAL — Air-freight Great Britain, XzBnce, gsid 319 BROAD ST— TEL. 649-4539— MANCHESTER Gagliardone aaid ah tawns in in 1963, the Census Bureau re service is very Important to nations studying the political, being accepted fer Red Croea ports. 17 per cent of the wives Switzerland. SAVE S9c SAVE i: SAVE 16c SAVE S3c military, technical, and finan swim instructor imd aseiatant. ’Tohand County seem satisfied, manufacturers of radioactive CALIFORNIA with the exception of Willing- had jobs: among families with drugs that lose half their .’’life’’ cial pc^bilities of hie plan to ’The oppUcaat must be 18 by Incomes over $9,000. 44 per cent in 24 hours. ’The customer pays launch the fleet of 25 vessels June 1 and must hold a senior ton, whirti he said doesn’t Uke being united with Stafford. o f the wives were employed. only for the amount of radio WHOLE KERNEL cquii^red with 200 Polaris mis Ufe-saviag eertiflcato. ’The ap ’These figures Illustrate the im activity received, not the PLAIN. MEAT. MUSHROOM SUNRIPE CALIF. JUMBO siles. An 11-man ’Turkish contin plicant chosen muat attend ae- Tbe current legislators in Bol BIRDSEYE ton’s new district are Republi portance of wives to family in amount that left the manu- ICEBERG LETTUCE gent is on the Ricketts, an quatic school. (Hie council pays come. cacturer’s plant. American destroyer operating the cost from ooUecUons taken can. Andover has one man and experimentally with a seven- at the acquacsd^. Coventry, two. nation crew. U.S. officials ex Mrs. Myrtle & g lert is chair Gagliardone said that he ex RAGU pect the ’Turks to be pulled off. man of the potluck supper oom pected the General Assembly to Large Heads ® CORN P E A S or be held over, and that he would 2 39 RIPE President Johnson and Chan mittee. ’The supper, an annual stay in office two more years FREE LECTURE MON., JAN. 25, $ P E. cellor Ludwig Erhard of Wert affair, will be held at the March SPAGHETTI LEAF OR CHOPPED 1 Germany agreed lost June that meeting. before reapportionment goes in LT.WOOD FLORIDA the charter ceratlng the fleet to effect. Brownie Meeting Eluestioiinaire Sent should be ready by the end of Mrs. Nancy Beck’s Brownie LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET JUICY TANCERINES Dog. 25c 1064. A minor delay of a few TVoop 92 will resume its week A community resources ques tionnaire was sent home with Niblets weeks was granted last Decem ly meetings Monday. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT SAUCE O L IV E S SPINACH ber when Britain’s new leaders elementary school children be REALTY told Washington they needed MaadMMA’ Evening Herald fore Chrlstmai. ’Ts date, 74 have A U OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— VINE-RIPENED TOMATOES » 29c time to prepare their proposals Colombia oorrespoiideat, Vir been returned to the school. lor a broader nuclear drtense The questionnaire was form NOT PREPACKAGED ginia M. Oarlsoa, telephone EM- CRISP system, which would Include 9224. ulated to be circulated to all $ British bomber pkuies and sub townspeople ae the best way to COURSE (MEYLEDOE FARM — NATIVE marines. obtain information on the spe ATTENTION LICENSE APPLICANTS McIntosh apples SlheSSC Before Christmas, Jolmson cial capabilities of individuals MEN and WOMEN, young sr eld, rtgardless of prevtolis ' decided to forget about dead ^3.38 Billion so that the information may be experience. I f you are over 21 you can become a real estate lines and leave it to the Euro placed on file at the school. broker merely by passing an examination. Obtain your license KRAFT PURE 16 ox. peans to work out a defenense Budget Sought Once established, tbs file may and enter this richly rewarding profeselon. You can start oa syrtem on which they could be used by the school and for a part-time basis on yonr own or Join the staff of an as- PINEAPPLE-ORANQE JUICE \ Jars agree. This meant a return to In Foreign Aid the benefit of the entire com tabllshed real estate firm. Our imurse offers you the fineet the original American concept munity or by any of its organixa; license exam preparation available, as well as teaching you TURKEYS that the BHiropeans want a tions, according to John O’ how te open an office and be successful In the real estate W TO m LB. 29c Qt. Bottle (No Deposit) aay ki nuclear strategy, they (Oonrtnnsd fram Page One) Rourke, rtem antary school bnslBeaa. Attend a FREE FIRST LECTURE on Monday, themselves must find the means teacher conducting the project. January 26, at 8 P.M. No obligation. Preeentod by Lee bow to do it. It also meant, dlrsot U.S. aid to the two is now The brief questionnaire is a Institute at the YWCA, 262 Ann St., Hartford. The entire mST PRIZE ~ SMOKED EXTRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROtmO many specialists believe, a smaU and no decision has been revision of one prepared by the course will be presented in Hartford. Write or phone for free .NOT PRE-PACKAGED rtielving of the jdea. made on whether, to continue it. 1962 PTA and distributed last guest ticket. year. That form had five pages In assessing ’Turkey’s with Lost year Johnson asked Con MORSE COLLEGE, 188 Ann St, Hartford, 622-2261 drawal, Washington notes ’Tur gress for |3,U6.7M,900 in new and a very low return-rate. SHOULDER PICNICS CHUCK GROUND key’s explanation that it could : foreign aid funds and got 13,260,- Principal Lincoln Nystrofn not afford to contribute to the 600,000, a smaU cut oomparsd said yesterday that ha thought Smoked Shoulders ecmsldorable costa of the fleet-, with the more than f l billion the returns on the new form but American officials also sus lopped off the UU, in soma ear were coming in well. ’There are pect a drive for reconciliation lier years. 504 students in tbe elementary lenelcu Freieii with the Soviet Union is as slg- About two-thirds of toe total is school, but many are brothers • No W aite ' and sisters, so Uiat it could be Bificant. currently for economic assist SS"* 79J Veal Steaks kk. estimated that about a fourth of ance, one-tblrd for military. WAYBEST NATIVE GRADE "A” A big Qhimk — more than $400 the parents have returned their DOUBLE CHOICE SEMI-BONELESS SHORT CUT 5 • • LB. AVERAGE VERY TENDER million — Is going to Red- questionnaires. CROSS Linda Hassett prossed South Viet Nam in both Nyrtrom suggested that any RIB arms and ooonomic aid. Latin one who has forgotten to send Boneless Chuck Roast Lb. Given Shower America also is getting a large the form back do so as sooo as STAMPS RoastiDg Chickens BABY BEEF LIVER Grand share under tbs Alliance for possible. Miss Linda Hassett of Bolton Progress Economic program. MIssloDBry to Speak Champion Capitol was feted at a miscellaneous Other major aid rooelvers in Miw Mary W. Hurtbut, « i Econo clude India and the Iron Curtain educational missionary in An DAILY! bridal ahower Sunday afternoon Quality Skinless Frankfurts given by Miss Nancy Maneggla, rim countries from South Korea gola, Portuguese West Africa n | | * r i One (1) Glass of Your Choice With EadI to Turkey. ■ister of the bridegroom-to-be. for more than 35 yeam, wUl ■ Purchase o f 8 Gallons er More o f Gasoline... With cangrcfsmen dividsd 49> speak at a meeting of the Con- RIB ROAST 69s Loan About 50 attended the shower over how they want to handle gregators, couples club of Bol Which was held in the perish the aid legialaUon, Johnson is li t HiTH 4th Aibi Ith thru 7th KIkt i«> Choiea hall o f St. George’s Episcopal ton Congregational Church, to STATE SERVICE STATION Fresh Ground Chuck Church. deferring to them a decision on morrow at 8 pm. in the educa S«abro«k Form fruits and w ^ ld b lss. Soyu up to 20% and how to present it. Today’s presi- tion buiklii«. Memban of aU . Miss Hassett is a daughter dontial request la only in mes- *TTour Flyfaig “ A ” UNt IMiu g klu f. ■ ^ o f Mr. and Mrs. Jamas G. Hos- Bdten churdiM hav« been in- saga form, with tha authorisa D c ia fir r M tt Of Birch Mt. Rd. Sho wUl tion and apptopriattoas Mils to yttad te attend. Bial-ry WUliom Maneggia, a son be submitted u te r. Mias Hurtbut was su p in lssi 770 Mata Street* ^ V fHHtamiiuoh and for os Hftlo Pressed Delight o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Managgla Chairman J. W. Fulhrlght of o f lural sducatlonal worts at tbe o f Stoele Crossing Rd., Bolton, the , Senate Foreign Ralattona Elende mission statton undsr Maneheater. . . Compart 1 tliltST dual5?!:. Sl.*®**^ bufofufuu ^ huy o^ lioinu ^ fcd— ur, , MUCKE OO Jan. SO at S t Maurico Committee says the program the United Church Board for / MUCKE Church, BoKon. should be divided into several World Missions. She supervised Oppoaite State NATURAL different bills, Including sepa a 400-pupU boarding schort anil ' IF YOU UKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST SUCED AM a curl of lemon pool and rating economic and military schools fat outlying areas. Theater 89169 CASING a 01101)101001 o f tanagOB when aid. House Foralgn Affairs Every apri^ she teaTsM SI MSSEU ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT *43^24 89<. Lb. jo u baat eonsomme. Strain, OoinmlttM Chairman Tbomaa with a Broun o f AMaan taaefo* Phone A4S-0800 BEnER D IEF...’BETTER CUT.■ ■ DEHER TRIM... aonro sad anjojr tha Intoroattng E. Morgan wonto E oonttnua la am drona 1,600 «o S,006 m Bbi ^ PUNIT pP fm PARKINO SPACE ■aver. aaa packag*. DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY S.AT. NITE FROM 6p.ra. to 9 p.m. GET DOUBLE STAMPS M RY WIDNISDAY