fHURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1964 PAGE tHIRTY-TWO ATtriKt DiQf Net Pnov Ran The Weather Ctt^nins iim U i Wet tha Weak fereeeet et U. S. Weather Wmetm U, IM t Ohaptnaa CouK, Order of area. Part of the Job hM been OoM wave tea$l4>t, lew M-U, He Has Both done. About Town Amaranth, will meet tomorrow Brook Question Coming Up The ordinance would reetrlct 14,151 lE u m n g eoaoj, eeattMued eoM at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Mgh hi aed-sae. There Is one local resident future JruUdIng along the brook BOTH e( the Audit Temple. It will be Obligation bank ttiet m i^ t bo endangered 0 «offrey B. Morris, soaman Night. ' There will also be a who can, from personal ex Before Board Again Jan. 5 ^ Maneha$ter^A CUy of Kitlago Charm apprentice, U.S. Navy, son of Christmas party with an ex perience, attest to "the pow by, or contribute to, the flood STORES LilUan Morris of 53 Hilltop change of gifts. Members of the er of the press.” ing. / 5 y Residents of the Lenox-Ben-'^rectors approval of the project, The town plaimlng commis OPEN A (OUeOtted Ad^totMiig ea Peg* M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Dr., has completed tiasic train- Chamlnade Club will sing a Ernest H. McNeill, the sion was asked to consider set TOL. LXXXIV, NO. 67 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 titB and is spending two weeks canaU, "Chllde Jesus,” for en town’s assistant building in ton Sts. area who have been plans to try to show at thi re asking the town to enclose an quested Informal meeting that ting building lines along the EVERY A leave with his family. Upon tertainment. spector, reported this monr brook, but planning director Jo completion of his leave, he will ing that, shortly after The adjoining section of Bigelow the brook presents the town’s FAIRWA* Brook plan to request an Infor most pressing storm sewer dlf- seph Tamsky has replied to report to U.S. Naval Air Sta Past Chiefs Club of Memorial Herald hit the newsstands Martin that the function prop NIQHT 1 tion, Sanford, Fla., for .tem Temple, Pythian Sisters, will yesterday, with an Item con mal meeting with the town di flculUes. rectors so they may discuss When the directors turned erly belongs to the directors. Events porary duty prior to reporting have a meeting and Christmas cerning remuneratiqn for Thus, Town Counsel Atty. TIU. 9 to the Navy's Sonar School at some work he had done, he the problem again. down the project in October they party tomorrow at 8 p.'m. at Meanwhile, the directors are argued that storm sewer proj Aronson has been asked to pre Long Prison Terms Key West, Fla. the home of Mrs. Walter Pot- received two phone calls. pare the ordinance. The plan Nursing Home Burns, scheduled at their regular Jan ects should be pursued on the yra, 668 Foster St., Wapping. The callers wanted Ernie ning and public works depart In State Girt Scouting Cadette Troop to buy (1 ) a new car, and uary meeting to consider an or basis of set priorities. Members are reminded to bring dinance to prevent future build The residents want to dem ment will provide the necessary A55 will sponsor a cake, cookie a gp'ab bag gift. (2) some insurance. background information. Tam and candy sale on Saturday at ing along the brook’s banks. onstrate that the brook meets The residents will ask Fran the town’s priority require sky has also asked that the CANDLES 10 ajn. at Stop and Shop, W. Payroll Theft Louis A. Melesko, son of Mr. David Hastings, son of Mr. cis J. Mahoney, chairman of ments. ordinance be submitted to the For Convicted Spies Middle Tl*e. Proceeds will ben and Mrs. Stanley Melesko of and Mrs. David E. Hastings of the board, to redeem an offer Meanwhile, General Manager planning commission for ap A U . s iz e s , s h a p e s and efit a three-day camping trip in 224 E. Middle Tpke., has com 120 Falknor Dr., will be a mem made last month to call an In Richard Martin has Eisked Town proval before being referred to Nets $3,400 Dead, Two Missing the spring. pleted Navy boot camp and l.s ber of a delegation from Kan- formal meeting to deal speci Council Atty. Irving Aronson the directors. COLORS: Including Including NEWARK N J (AP)__evicted of acting as an unreg-^ Ivanov, 34, who has said he spending two weeks leave with ■sas Wesleyan University, Sa- fically with the brook. to prepare an ordinance bar Martin said yesterday that isniTY Aivxv., IS. ,1. / istered__ agent_ of7 the Soviet Un does not sneakspeak Ensrlish.English, made In New Haven Approxibmately 50 municipal lina, Kan., at the model Gen Christmas AngnI Chime An American engineer and hlS statement through an Inter employes (Including department his family prior to reporting to The brook has been a source ring further construction along Atty. Aronson has not had time SATURDAY ion. the Navy's Hospital Corpsman eral A.saembly at the United of controversy since early the brook banks. to prepare the ordinance yet, CondlM a Russian c hauffeur con Prior to the sentencing, by preter, a sentence at a time. heads) and spouses are holding Nation.s Building, New York. last summer when heavy rains Turnpike Plaza "I caihe to this country to NEW HAVEN (A P I- a potluck tonight at Orange School, Great Lakes, ni. He Is The ordinance is one step In and that It Is possible that It victed of conspiring to spy U.S. Dist. Judge Anthony T. Au- Atten^dants a graduate of Manchester High The ©vent, which is sponsored cau.»ed serious local flooding a series of moves the directors may not be ready In time for 706 Middle gelll, the defendants were asked work as a chaueffeur,” Ivanov Two men snatched a pay Hall. The supper, which will by Harvard University, will along ILs course. 975 Main S t Turnpike E. for Russia were sentenced said. "And I worked here only start at 6:30, will be followed School and was employed at have asked to help alleviate the January directors meeting. If they, had any statemenU to roll in a parking lot today The Parkade Drug Co. prior to take place March 1 to 6. Residents in the brook area the flood problem. Also included The meeting is set for Jan. 6. Next to to long prison terms today make to the court. as a chauffeur. During my stay Rescue 15 hy singing and dainclng. between Lenox and Benton Sts. k. CAIDWAY Popular Mkt after again protesting their In the United States, Including and escaped with from enlisting in the U.S. Navy. in the plana is a large-scale Martin is also scheduled to p I HillW f H I Manchester Popular M kt Butenko, 39, thanked the court $3,300 to $3,400, police re The Couple’s Club of Talcott- have been a.sking .since early fall cleanup of the brook’s banks report on the brook situation at innocence in court. They and his counsel and said: "I up to today, I did not come to ville Congregational Church that the flow be diverted through and its immediate drainage the same time. break any laws. I consider my ported. Manchester Lodge of Elks could have received death realize I have been found guilty arrest an unfortunate misunder From Blaze will have its children’s Christ will not meet Saturday. a conduit, as it 1s both up- and according to our form of justice Police said the money waa MARLOW'S down-stream from the two-block sentences. by a jury. However, I know I standing. I fully and completely taken from Frank DUugllo, mas party on Saturday at 10 area. The engflneer, John W. Buten reject the Indictment in this president of the DeHaven ^ ir t FOUNTAINTOWN, Ind. am. at the State Theater. All King David Lodge of Old Fel Mahoney offered the Informal ko, was sentenced to SO years am Innocent. I have done noth Co. and the D A 1 Shirt Uo., OPEN Elks who wish to have their lows will meet tomorrow at ing to harm the security of the ca.se. I am not guilty.” (AP) — Fire roared meeting last month in an effort imprisonment on the charge, Before passing sentence, -Au- shortly after the businessman EVERY children go to the Lodge Home 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall to satisfy the brook residents’ and drew two five-year concur country. left a bank with the cash. through a nursing home in after the movies are reminded for the election of officers. gelli said to Butenko. ”I regret N IG H T riH demands that the project be PINEHURST rent tarms on other charges. ‘‘I Just want to ask the court to say I have found no extenuat The 76-year-old Dilugllo told bitter cold today in this to pick up a ticket from John There will be a short meeting reconsidered. The directors re A 20-year sentence was im for mercy and clemency,” Bu Dulka, ateward, by today. for Past Grands after the reg ing or mitigating circumstances police that a man jumped from central Indiana communi fused to authorize the project posed on the Russian, Igor Iva tenko said. ”I hope that some In your case.” behind a car in a parking lot on ty, taking a heavy toll ular meeting. at a meeting In October. Earlier BONELESS nov, on the espionage conspira day time will vindicate ms.” Court Street, grabbed the bag this month, however, the board Butenko’s attorney, Raymond "Our national security is of among the aged patients. cy charge. He also was ^ven vital Importance to all of us. It of money from his hands, and EMPRESS HAD HAREM in.structed the public works de Chuck Roast five years, to be served concur Brown, asked the court after the fled. Fourteen bodle-s were re sentencing to set bail for Buten is distressing to note a native- moved from the smouldering HONG KONG — (Siinese Em partment to draw plans for a U.S. CHOICE rently, on a second count. Diluglio said he chased the press Wu Tse-tlen, who reigned conduit — although It did not In addition to the main ko, pending an appeal. Augelli born American who has enjoyed ashes of the two-story wooden denied the motion. Butenko has the benefits of education could man for a block, but the bandit and concrete-block structure. for 18 years In the Seventh Cen provide any funds for construc charge, the two were convicted jumped into a waiting car and tury, had a male harem of 3,0(X). tion. of conspiring to violate the law been in Hudson County Jail commit so heinous a crime.” One man died en route to a hoB- .sped off with the driver. pital. Four persons are missing. At age 14 she herself had been A committee of brook area re requiring registration of foreign without bail since his arrest In One of the companies operated a concubine in the royal palace. sidents, formed to force the di- agents. Butenko al.so was con- October, 1963. (See Page Eight) Heroic work of three attend by Dilugllo is on Court Street. ants at the McGraw Nursing 85 East Center St. Sale Several women employes in an Home saved 16 patients, one of upper floor of the shirt company them burned critically. At Summit St. When w® say boneless and was'Ie free . . . we mean witnessed the holdup. "None of them wanted to Bitter Cold Diluglio described the bandit come out. It was too cold,” vol WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL just that. You would be impressed to see the bone, Mrs. Taylor Dies, a.s a man in his thirties. He said unteer fireman Paul Whitting What's Happening the getaway car was an old ton said. waste fat and sinews our meatcutters throw in the Hits Most model black auto. Ambulance driver Meredith Mahan told of patients huddling bone cans in preparing these roasts. Save 10 to 2le Body Found barefoot in night clothee in 4- HOLLY •<»< n * ’ To Blanche? Ex-Society Editor Of Nation above cold. , WINSTED (AP)—The body of a pound on these tender pot roasts . . . Francis Bassett, 16, was found ’The fire, cause unknown, CHICAGO (AP) — Subzero In Highland Lake today by a Indiana fireman stands in the ruins of a Fountaintown nursing home where burst out with little wamiiig. . OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Mrs. Mary Shaw Taylor, 88, retired society editor of temperatures and bitter winds ”We smelled smcfice,” aakl scuba diver. at least 14 elderly persons were killed and several others still missing. The fire nurse’s aide Fanny Wicker. The Herald, died this morning at a Manchester conva froze most of the nation today. A search for the boy was be men worked in 4 degree temperature. (AP Photofax.) "Then Frances saw tt en^ Watch This Space BONELESS U.S. CHOICE lescent home. She had led a vigorous life as a news In an eighteen-state area from gun when he failed to return to screamed, 'Oh Ood, Falllq^ Boneless BONELESS paperwoman, stenographer, and clubwoman. Admired Michigan and Missouri to north his lakeside home Thursday. there’s a fire! for her vitality, she remained*!' east Nevada and sections of Or The boy waa believed to have 5th Anniversary Mrs. Wicker told of dragging CROSS RIB CLOD ■ active even as a patient In the egon and Washingfton, subzero been crossing the lake when the out four of the Infirm patlenti EYE or convalescent home, and recent readings were reported. ice broke. His body and his sled Fight Seen Building before firemen refused to let ly took part In a skit there. The lowest reading in the na was found near a break in the Cookbook Out her re-enter the building. SHOULDER Funeral services will be held tion was -30 at Hibbing, Minn. ice. Myrtle Donahue, 56, another Undercut chuck Monday at Watkins-West Fu Cold wave warnings were He was the eon of Mr. and For GOP House Lead The fifth anniversary edi nurse's aide, was credited with ROAST neral Home. There are, no call posted in Alabama and Georgia, Mrs. George Bassett. tion of From Your Neigh taking out eight patients before ing hours. while freezing rain fell along the bor’s Kitchen cookbook is she collapsed of smoke Inhala CHUCK Whole 6 to 7 lb. Mrs. Taylor retired as wom Louisiana and Texas coasts. Fatal Shooting WASHINGTON (AP)—A fight for the leadership of now being delivered to Her tion. en’s editor of The Herald In A slight moderation occurred Taken to Major Hoa|fital ks POT ROAST or Half In the Northwest where Great HARTFORD (AP)—A 61-year- ald carriers. All subscribers 1969 after 36 years of continu House Republicans appeared to be shaping up today of The Herald should have Shelbyville, Ind., aha refused ous servica When she joined Falls, Mont., reported a low of 9 old Hartford man died of a bul with Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan apparently in treatment until she had listed ROAST a^v e as compared to Thurs let wound in a hospital today, their free copy before Chriet- the staff Ib April 1923, It was clined to challenge Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana mas. survivors who needed qpeclal not her first servloe with the day’s -28. police said, shortly itter he was treatment for diabetes or other 'Ibousands of cattle and sheep shot In a card game argqment. for the job. 4>" Those wishing to purchase paper. try to unseat Halleck are Reps. illness. lb. were freezing in some sections He was Identiflad as James Ford announced S. news con extra copies for Christmaa Thirteen patients ki Major That began when she waa IS of Montana as rescuers fought Lewis. The bullet entered the ference for 11 a.m. Saturday. Charles E. Goodell, R-N.Y., and giving may obtain them at _ years old and a pupil at the left side of hts stomach. He would not say In advance Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., who Hospital ranged in age from. 67 to reach them with food. ’The Herald office. lb. lb. old Union Grammar .School lA predicted openly ’Thursday night to 84. The eldest, Sara WnittKi (Center Cut 99c lb.) Other animals seemed a bit Police said they have charged what he Intended to announce. was the only one there with the days vriien 'The Herald was confused by the cold spell. In But all indications were that he that Ford could win a fight a weekly and had a Job print-1 Walter Graham, 38, with the against Halleck In the party bums, and they were slight. tag shop. Mrs. Taylor hriped to ' the zoo at Portland, Ore., pen slaying. Both men resided In had yielded to persistent pres One person wea taken le a guins, polar bears and Canadian separate apartments at 1556 sures brought by younger GOP caucus. N e w P u s h get' out rush orders for pro honking geese huddled in indoor members to make a fight Halleck left Thursday for a private home. grams or booklets. Main St. The shooting occurred vacation trip. One of his aides An unidentified man taken to INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS PINK quarters, while warm-blooded In Lewis’ apartment, said police. against Halleck. Hancock County Hoqiital in For Meat Loaf After she graduated from lions slept outdoors and ele Meanwhile, Police Captain The Republicans will choose said he is confident Ford’s To Settle GRAPEFRUIT...... 3 large fruit 29c Once A Week Bubbling Robertson’s Shorthand School phants played on the ice like their party leaders Jan. 4 for scheduling of the news confer Greenfield, Ind., was burned In Hartford In 1892, Mrs. Tay- Benjamin Goldstein said Uiey critically. Officials’ Inability to or Swedish children. were questioning a third man the 89th Congress, the opening ence meant Ford was going to Beef Sfe w lor returned to the paper as a MRS. MARY SHAW TAYIXIB In New England, hazardous day of the session. make a leadership fight. learn his nam4 made more dltt- clerk-stenographer and as an Dues Fight cult their task of listing the Try A Pinehursf fdeaf Balls driving warnings were issued (Bee Page Eight) Chief architects of the plan to Halleck’s forces were warily FRESH FRUIT BASKETS Tiny tender bite sized cubes assistant in the mailing de for eastern Massachusetts, confident that they commanded dead or missing. of lean choice partment. She also worked In the Ballerzteln building In enough support to turn' hick any UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Dr. Lucian A. Arata, Mmlbgr FRUIT and DELICACY BASKETS the composing room and Hertford. The venture proved Rhode Island, southeastern New (AP) — Pressure mounted to Treat! interesting but not profitable, Hampshire and southwestern challenge from Ford. FOOD BASKETS PINEHURST learned to set type by the tra Maine as snow .fell, making ”I think there Is going to be a day on the United States and the (See P a ^ Twcaky-fkae) ditional hand method which has according to Mrs. Taylor’s rem change.” Goodell told newsmen Soviet Union to settle their di $7.50.. .$10.50 up to $30.00 STEWING now been supplanted by ma iniscence. highways slippery. Some Oppo sition Seen Have you ever tasted 3-in-l Deepest new snow accumula Thursday night during a break spute over U.N. peacekeeping chine-setting. For ton years, however, she tion In the nation was 22 Inches in one of the meetings he and dues. LB J to Light Pinehurst chuck ^ ’ound? Mrs. Taylor was lured hy the worked In Hartford as a To Convention Measure Griffin have been holding with The 59-natlon Asian-African Smucker’s Spedal Christmas' boxes of Presei-ves BEEF BLEND OF PORK, city, however, and with char- stenographer with the now-de- at Houghton, Mich. and Jellies $2.69, $3.89, $4.79. Temperatures In New Mexico some other Republicans several group. Impatient over the delay Nation’s Tree BEEF & VEAL acteristie Independence,- she funct Jewell Belting Co., com ranged from 1 above at Raton to times daily for the past two' General Assembly business GROUND CHUCK atruck out on her own as an muting by train. 16 at Carlsbad. No rain or snow HARTFORD (AP)—A conatl-eto will not produce them,” he weeks. ! under the no-vote truce, was Independent stenographer, with tutiopal convention bill, already said Goodell added the most likely reported determined to take WASHmaTON (AP) — A Order Connecticut Fresh Turkeys (See Page Twelve) was reported there however. Morrell E-Z Cut Hams lb. SPEX:iAL AT desk space in what was then Highs around the nation were endorsed by both the Republi Noyes said he will lead a change would see Rep. Gerald matters in its own hands unless presidential flip of a ewlteh wUl McAllen, Tex., with 86 and Al can and Democratic parties, ap fight for a constitutional con Ford of Michigan taking over the big powers act quickly. set 6,(X)0 red and white lights The Finest Rib Roast Beef ventlon that "represents the Halleck’s job'when the Republl- Special — lb.79c Easy to sei’ve with carrots, ice, Tex., and Fort Myers and pears headed for opposition on The group la pushing the Idesf shining on the national Christ Kids would like Fridays much better lb. 79c Clearwater, Fla., with 83. the floor of the House next people, not just political par- j cans elect their leaders for the of a "rescue fund” to which the mas tree this evening. turnips, potatoes econom A hand of sleet and freezing week. ties.” 89th Congress Jan. 4. Soviet bloc could contribute The President and Mre. John DIAL 648-4161 ’The' convention bill, approved son plan to attend the program 3 lbs. $2.25 ical, too. 3 lbs. $2.25 Fanfani Being Pushed drizzle stretching from Del Rio State Rep. Richard C. Noyes, ^ ‘^“^ id ° G o T ;r " T h \r ? U witho;.t a^ndoTng Ite if you’d give them Stop & Shop's on the Texas-Mexican border R- Farmington, condemned the at bi-partisan leadership confer- away, said G ^ r il. s , pj^y ^„y peacekeeping at the tree at 6 :40 p.m. BBT on into East Texas caused the measure___ _ Thursday______night - „ and ences earlier this week. Is ex- cons derable sentiment that he the park area behind the Whltp Pinehursf Grocery fresh Riggio Pizza... and leave death of James Dillard, 21, to vowed to lead a 'flg h r against pected to reach the House floor House grounds. As Italian President day when his car skidded on Ice it I Tuesday. i " T- - o------r / Z resisted all----- efforts------to voline ‘“ o ^ drilna'Sent The tree is the center of the CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE BAKED PORK CHOPS Noyes claimed the bill would ! The bill calls for the election get him to declare his Candida- volmg o ' pageant of peace, which in the fish for the cat. and overturned near Edinburg. Hy But he also has declined toimemb*" which tae United liSUUiaASAaAXMMMI 8 thick pork chbp.s 1 medium onion In Montana, ranchers esti leave the task of making per- of 84 delegates with 14 to be cludes 60 white spruces repre SAVE ON GROCERIES 2 teaspoons salt 2 bay leave.s say he would not run. States has threatened. ROME (AP)—Former Premier Amintore Fanfani, mated livestock losses in the manent changes In the state’s elected from each of the state’s senting each state, eix reindeer 'a teaspoon pepper 'j cup apple juice or thousands of dollars and the legislative structure In the six congressional districts, With time growing short If a | Informed sources said a move from the National Zoo, a creche AT PINEHURST 2 apples cidei the Christian Democrat who pioneered center-left gov National Guard helped clear hands of “political regulars " Under the plan, each political successful coup Is to be staged, i was under way to have the As- with life size figures and a pit 2 tea.spoons sugar 1 bouillon cube ernment in Italy, was being pushed toward the Italian snow-clogged roads. i^ione. ■ party would nominate seven for yule log burning. 1 teaspoon cinnamon presidency today with support from pro-Communists. We need the best delegates (See Page Twelve) (Bee Page Eight) The 73-foot national tree A SIZZI..TNG VALUE (See Pefe Twenty-Seven) we can get and the bill agreed (See Page Eight) comes from the Adirondack Start your oven at 400F or mode'rately hot. As parliament canie to the*?' Mountains of New York state Put chops in a shallow baking pan and sea fifth vote In the presidential ago for a successor to ailing and la decorated wHh 300 g«M MANCHESTER son with salt and pepper. Cover chops with a election, rumors flew that the Antonio Segni, who resigned. Tunnel System Blown Up balls. SHUBFINE TUNA layer of peeled, cored apple slices. Sprinkle Communists themselves might Fanfani then was still far The executive mansion al The fine.st white tunft yon can buy. apples with sugar, cinnamon and grated onion. vote for him. from the 482 votes required for ready shines with the decora- \dd bay leaves, apple juice or cider and a The fourth vote, taken Thurs election. Giovanni Leone, cho tlona of (vhristmas, and the bouillon cube dissolved in '(• cup boiling wata:. day night, produced a dramatic sen as a compromise candidate Viet Nam Boy’s Tipoff Johneons have'had two holiday UBLIC MARKET 3 cans 89c Cover tightly, bake 1 hour. Remove cover, spurt for Fanfani and the first by the Christian Democrats In bake ID to 15 minutes longer to browm apples. sign of a significant party shift. preference to Fanfani, re (Beo Page El^rt) 803-805 MAIN STREET Serves 6. Fanfanl’s ballots leaped to mained ahead with 290. Causes Father’s Death ◄ 117, 44 more than he got on the . But Leone had lost grotmd on third vote earlier In the day. At every vote since his 319 on the ». ------'— SCOTT SOFTWEAVE Pork's a good buy this week. Buy a whole the same time the pro-Commu- first ballot. Fanfani, ^starting SAIGON (AP) — A lO-year-^and blew up each entrance with All colors parked 2 in cello pkg. strip and have 8 to l(J center chops and nist' Socialist “party of Proletari out with only 18, gained on ev old boy disclosed the hideout of high explosives. an Unity, which has 88 mem ery vote. his father and 18 other Viet It was the most successful News Tidbits 8 rolls 99c 2 roasts for 49c Ib. Boneless Roasts 79c bers In parliament, suddenly The fifth ballot today was de Cong guerrillas for ' candy operation held so far against a from the AP W im to 99c Ib. are easy to slice. stopped voting for Its own nomi layed until late afternoon, ob Thursday. tunnel area In Viet Nam. nal candidate, Alclde Malagugl- viously to .give the parties time The child’s father was one of The boy wandered Into the U.S. Choice Porterhouse and Sirloin ni. to maneuver. 16 Viet Cong fighters whose government troops operating "PRESENTING THE UNUSUAL IN HOLIDAY FOOD DELICACIES' near the village of Paris Tan Judge John Cotter of etate w m um m TAB or COKE Steaks of exceptional tenderness . . . A vote analysis indicated the The shift to Fanfani by the bodies were found In an Intri supreme court blamee enrrent party had moved to Fanfani. It pro-Commimist Socialists fed cate tunnel network that was Quy Wednesday evening. The E-Z Cut Morrell Ready-to-Eat Hams. operation was about to end, but ‘'logjam” on Utigante’ “stub^ Save 19c when you buy 12 oz. size was the first major break slncqtohe speculation that the Corn- blown up 16 miles north of Sai bom, unreasonable and ar See Us For Your Favorite the voting ■ started three days munists might throw their 250 gon. More guerrillas were be the boy, happily sucking on a Wo Are Taking Orders for The FINEST Fresh or so votes to him. lieved buried In the tunnels. candy bar given to him by the bitrary” attitude. . . . British 2 cartons for 99c Premier Aldo Moro’s Chris Given candy bars by a U.S. U.S. adviser, began telling Viet government officials fall to eoe Arrival of Government Grade A SWEDISH DELICACIES SWEDISH KOBV Bridge Collapses, tian Democrat party, Italy’s Army adviser, the boy guided namese officers how he could large on' Prime Minister Wil biggest, was split from the start government troops to an en dismantle a machine gun and son’s disclosnre Britain cannot Keebler’s Variety Cremes or BUY IT THIS WEEKEND . .. PLACE on a preaidential candidate. trance to the tunnels stretching make grenades. make Polarie misalle warheads TU R K EYS (most all sizes), 7 to 8 Ih. CAPONS, YELLOW PEAS. BROWN BEANS, Choco Fudge Sandudch ...... '...... 3 for $1.00 YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDER Auto, Oil Truck Four factions each came for under the jungle terrain for He gave them a practical without Ataerican help. . . . demonstration, taking an Amer Close aaeoclates of Sen. Gold* From Sweden—Lingonberries, Swedish Meat Balia ward with a candidate. hundreds of yards. The Viet water say he feels drive 5 to 6 Ih. LONG ISLAND DUCKS, LARGE ROAST SWEDISH SYRUP, BOND - OST 39c each. Save 17c on Drop into River Only on the eve of the election Cong were using them as hiding ican carbine apart and putting 8 in Gravy. It together again. against Dean Burch Is really CHLOROX...... Hot. 49c From Norway—Fish Balls In Fish Bouillon. did the majority of the party’s places. mimed at him and "critics • ore ING CHICKENS; also CHOICE RIB ROAST of (Cheese), RIKSOST (Cheese), t KENT, Ohio (AP) — A bridge Demolition teams moved In He also said the Vie( Ckrng From Germany—White Grape Juice, Fillets of Her members in (Mrliament com paid him about 30 cents a month not going to push me out of the LARGE SALT HERRING, AIL ring In wine, cream, mustard or beer sauce. In Kent collapsed today, plimg- promise on Leone. party.” . . . Foreign mlnistore Stock up . . . This is a ‘’real hot” value. Ing a gasoline tank truck and a Fanfani and Moro are at odds for making grenades. B E E F , SIRLOIN TIP ROAST and many, many MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE...... 2 Ib. can $1.69 We redeem coupons on Pet’s new Big Shot Choca The boy then started talking of United States, Great Britain, KINDS OF SWEDISH IMPORTED Flavored Syrup. ear 36 feet Into the Cuyahoga although Fanfani pioneered the Lunar Eclipse France ,and West Germany River, police reported. principle of a center-left al about the tunnels In the area other ohoioo cuts! HERRINGS IN JARS. FRUKT Party with Nabisco Snack Crackers. 8 varieties where he lived. He said his fa meet In Washington next at Pinehurst. One man was reported dead liance and. Moro has continued month to seek approach to Rus end three others Injured. it. Visible Tonight ther lived In them. Next morn SOPPA (Fruit Soup), ARRAK ing, given more candy bars, he sia on imiflcation of Germany, Authorities at Robinson While the presidential voting Harvard college astronomer^ OUR OWN FRES^ MAD£ KORY will be 98c lb. PUNCH, JUL-GLOG, LINGON Memorial Hospital In Ravenna ground on, Italian journalists NEW YORK (AP) — A celes showed the troops where his vWait'tllYDulasteour Come in or phone 643-4151 and order Christinas Turkeys, Roast Beef, father lived. set up half ton of equipment te It's made from the BEST pork, beef, and pure spices-— aaid the truck driver and one resumed a nationwide strike tial spectacular a total try to pick up a few tempera BERRIES. LINGON JAM, PEARL occupant of thjrcar were res today* and plunged the country eclipse of the moon — will be They didn’t tell him later that jifst the kind you'd be delighted to servo ,:^to your Morrell Ham, Capons, etc.. “hls father was dead. ture readings during eoUpee e| cued from the fey water. back into a virtual news black visible tonight throughout North the moon tonight... Agpent for family and guests! SUGAR. MATKI CHEESE, PERO- TENDER A second person in the car and South America. out. The journalists’ federation SAIGON (AP) — Saigon BrlUeh pop sta««r Dusty GIE CHEESE. MICHIGAN also was safe. Unconfirmed re told Its 11,000 members to re The shadow of the earth will Sprin^^eld, who wsus told to TURKEY FREBH CONNECTICUT TURKEYS FROM LABROAD-ABERLE ports said the car driver lost his main off the Job until they win sUtrt crossing the moon at 7:69 police went on a full alert today p.m. Eastern Standard Time. against the posaibiUty of trouble leave South Africa after per) '•Wo will alio have for your Joasting: CHUBSE, GLACED CHERRIES, fife. their contract demands. forming for multiracial sudi* • FARMS under the Harvest label. The water sui^ly to 4,000 resi Thflr walkout last week The shadow will entirely cover oyer the weekend from both the GLACED PINEAPPLE. MIXED ^he lunar disc from 9:07 p.m. Buddhists and the Viet Cong. etted, says he la oaoealtag or- * a dents on the west side of town closed almoet all of Italy’s 80 Volks-Toting Newest College Fad roagemeata for ether Brlttrii Small Lean Fresh Pork Shoulders, Fresh Loan was cut off for half an hour. A newspapers for two days. The unUl 10:07 p.m. The moon wlU Buddhist sources said a monk FRUIT, DRIED MUSHROOMS, PO Bored with swallowing goldfish and jamming ’phone booths, UCLA students be clear again at 11:15 p.m might commit suicide by bum- entertainers to go there. six-inch water main attached to union ordered resumption of the Northeast Alrilnes wins %a- TATO FLOUR, AND4 M AN Y. at the corner of Main and Turnpike-will be qpen the bridge’e side was sniped. ■trike after a government med ha9e come up with a new fad—“Volks-Toting.” A driver and 12 friends pifk up Astronomers from the HaydOn tag to spur the lagglifig Buddhist Pork Butts, Fresh Hams, Veal Shanks, Korv Planetarium ta New York (Sty, oampeiign tq over w the gov- other change to fi|M for retioe tonight till 9-r-Friday—8 A.M. till 9 P-M-- • / The two-lahe bridge was built iation attempt foiled. the 1,600 pound foreign-built cars, carry them lOO^feet, drop them, then pick Tran Van tton cf no New Tortt-Itortoa MANY MORE ITEMS! 90 or 90 years ago and has been ITie Jounukllste are aeking a them up again and race to the fipisft line. The.Kappa Alpha men, above, were jvlU vlelt Fort Wadsworth on emment .of Premier ----- Casing and Fresh Bacon . . • the. object of controverey for one-day reduction in tnelr eix- Staten Island for teleMopic Ruong. This was the tactie ueid g y time. It’e about MO leet day week and on U per . benb disdualified for topping their car and the victory went to'Kappa Sigma- vlew^ end photographl^. I tooneee to tieele>eelei1 ee. (AP Photofax.) 3 ‘ Clear weather jwee foreeeet ' (Bee Pofe BcM) 4 •V- „ i. ^
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Pi4m , soy* support is growing Music will present “The Little After 64 Years in Prison for a challeng* of th* right of Match Olrl” tomorrow after Bolton New Flag Sheinwold on Bridge P eople Misaiaslppl’s representative* to INSTANT EARNINGS noon at 1:80 and 3:30 at Mil sit in Oongreka. Dividends Paid lard Auditorium. VIRTUE n REWARDED 'The civil right* leader, who BeiieAt Coaoert Joint School Voices to Ring Flies Soon Bait-Wsit vnlssriMs ' wa« scheduled to meet with Fnmi Day irf Deposit The North Winds and the Everything’s Exciting In the President Johnson this after AFTER OOBBKCT PLAT m m h k New Horlsons, two young folk By ALFRED SHEINWOLD noon, made the statement March— June Current Annual singing groups, will appear at Thursday in New York upon his For Y ule Program T uesday In Canada Natloaal Men’s Team Champloa September— December Dividend a benefit concert Dec 23 at 8 . J In World of the Free News return from Norway, where he On birared Saving* p.m. at Rockville High School. OTTAWA (AP) — A maple 4 ^ lO K S accepted the prize. Proceeds will go tO the John F, Students in the elementary^ Junior choir in Grades 1 Man ia the animal that thinks, King, who heads the Southern leaf flag should be flying over and ths best man Is the one who w a r BAjrr GEORGE HARRISON Kennedy Memorial Library school and the Junior-senior through 8. Canada's 10 provinces by 4 1072 * AJC4 Editor’s note: Richard Ho-^h* left prison. And that despite LONDON (AP) — George (JhrisUan Leadership Confer -ft -ft Fhind. The pageant will be present makes others think. That’s why 9 109S73 eo A < 2 neck, after spending 64 years in ence, told a Harlem rally he high school will give a Chrlet- Christmas, as promised by South’s best play Is so appeal two operations for hernia and Harrison of the Beatles says The North Winds include Bob ed Sunday afternoon at 4:30 Prime Minister Lester B. Pear 0 103 O 9804 prison for murder, was released prostate trouble. rumors that he is married are was “gravely distressed” over Lunny of Veinon, Barbara Al mas program Tuesday at 7:30 under the direction of Mrs. Tre ing In today’s hand; it shows on parole to his California niece the recent dismissal of charges S AVIMGS Perhaps it’s because the writer is overly sentimental. son In his campaign against what a tine man South ia. Hcmeck’s mind, somewhat rubbish. len of West Hartford, and bass p.m. in the high school gym. vor Ledger-Thomas and the Frsnch-Canadlan separatism. K s n i ” Dec. 20, 1968. Mrs. Clara Orth confused in his first days of Harrison returned to London against persons arrested in con Or piaybe it’s thfe season— when everyone is remeraber- Rev. Edward Johnson. South dealer 4 915 saw an Associated Press pic nection with the slaying of three t ) ) i U L O A N l ist Steve Bolstridge of South The program is under the di Ths Senate 'voted M-2S Ifiure- freedom a year ago, is lAarp. today trom a 10-day vacation at '■■■<>( I \ I I n V ing holidays and other things past. But we were taken Windsor. ”rhc New Horlions Refreshments will be served East-West vulneraUs to K5 ture, recognized Honeck as her Honeck, his niece and her son civil rights workers in Missis rection of Keith Groethe, mu day night for the red and white Opening lead—Ten of Hearts Nassau in the Bahamas. He was back a g o ^ many years earlier this week with the hews are made up of Kent Carlson, after the pageant in the pariah 4 AQ77 imcle and persuaded officials to nightly play a gloiifled sort of sippi last summer. maple leaf banner. The House The ordinary selfish man accompanied by Miss Pattie fAfSermararsA VfAfmm Jim Kr,ause, Dick Fege, Marty sic teacher. house. Hostesses will be Miss A AQ77 release him. Here’s the story on poker game involving five dice. item ateut the 20th anniversary of Glenn Miller’s dis of Commons approved the new would play the low heart from Wsst last Boyd. UP***STH»» 6A»6t Fiiiaw*iat iwTiTMTiaf The program will begin with Elizabeth Chase, Mrs. Wayne his first year of freedom.) DUKE OF WINDSOR Fege .and Erich Johnson, all of flag Tuesday. Only a routine dummy at the first trick. Blast 1 NT Pm 3 NT An. FWs “ You have to think quick and appearance Manchester. four numbers by the bwid from Wright, Mrs. Henry Shorrock proclamation by Queen Elisa LANCE REVENILOW HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The 1007 MAIN STREET—NEAR MAPLE ST. Flrrt came the remembrance ransacked their files and came would sense that South has ths make up your mind because of Duke of Windsor, making an Tickets are available from a CHirlstmas Suite by Harold and Mrs. Richard Danielson. beth n is nseded to make the SAN LEANDRO, O M . (AP) so many choices,” says Ho- SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) BRANCH OFFICE—RT. 81 COVENTRY of a Sunday afternoon when up with tapes and master rec The public is Invited. king of hearts.’ Bast would wrln — Lsmee Reventlow, son of excellent recovery from arterial Mrs. Myrtle Pierre. JFK fund Walters; O Come Eknmanuel, flag official. with the ace of hearts and East thinkti he will defeat the — At a sprightly 88, Richard neck’s grand-nephew, William we barged into the middle of a ords of radio broadcasts, a chairman, and Rodney Cowan, Ring Chri8tm>n Bells, Willie It will have a single red ma Woolworth heir Barbara Hutton,- surgery, was expected to leave huge line at the State Theater Carnegie Hall concert and the Church Program Sunday might switch to a low spade. contract. Honeck finds excitement in ev Scharf. his hospital bed today for the youth activ'ties chainnan. Take Your Little Drum and The church school Christmas ple leaf on a white background, If East is too lazy to think, was reported in satisfactory In Hartford (quite by inno sound track from the two This play defeats the contract. erything from supermarkets to “ Uncle Richard beats the condition after undergoing sur first time since his operation. What CJhild Is This? program of United Methodist flanked by two red panels. King South will make his contract. socks off of us. Yesterday he cence) and thua managed to movies in which the group was George V, Queen Elizabeth's South must develop the clubs to ■having. gery on his left leg, broken in a “ It Is expected he will be out The combined voices of the Church wrill be presented Sun make nine tricks, but West South will be sorry, of course, won 12 straight games.” grab a scat to watch, in person, featured, "Orchestra Wives” elementary school, the Junior grandfather, proclaimed three skiing accident. of bed for short times,” a hospi the Miller orchestra. We saw and "Sun Valley Serenade.” De day afternoon at 3. Entitled takes the king of clubs and leads that he failed to stimulate East One of his many happy chorqs The simplest things cause Ho tal advisory said. Andover high school, the girls glee club "Carols Are for Christmas," maple leaves the emblem of Into thinking; but South can re Is to walk each day at 11 a.m. Reventlow, 28, fell on Mam the group again at the State be mand for this ’’Music in the another spade. East thereupon neck to marvel. This week in a moth Mountain In the Sierras. The duchess has spent most of and the mixed chorus will be the program will be given by Canada in 1921. lax with the thought that he has from his niece’s trailer home to supermarket he poured coffee BOTH fore they entered the armed Miller Mood ” was so great that Since that time Canadian takes three spade tricks, de The operation was performed her time a t his bedside and said heard in The Song of Christ the church school classes, the done his best for the human the entrance of the trailer park beans in a grinder, and stood forcee, and, like thousands of sound technicians worked on servicemen have worn the em feating the contract. Thursday. she “ did not plan to leave the Town Active mas, a pageant by Roy Ring- two choirs and the sacred If South is a fine, unselfish race. and pick up the mail. open-mouthed as the electrical hospital until he is well along in STORES others, w’aited patiently for the tapes previously discarded and wald. Nanda Ratasxl will be the blem as a shoulder patch on ' f d V unusable. They cut out parts, dance group. White gifts character he plays the Jack of There Is a moral In this little Recently, there was a letter apparatus sped the grounds into MRS. CHRIS-nNA AUS-HN his convalescent period.” boys to come bacli. narrator. should be brought. Refresh their uniforms. However, serv. tale: Always make your oppo But on Dec. 15. Glenn pieced together others and came hearts from the dummy at the from Ross V. Randolph, warden a paper bag. DETROIT (AP) — Mrs. She made the comment in a OPEN Before Yule Mrs. Elizabeth Wright will ments will be served. icemen's organizations Joined nents work hard for th-'r trleka. "Imagine that,” exulted the Miller disappeared. The band up with another three-record al members of the Ck>nservatlve first trick. This may give East of Illinois’ Menard Penitentiary Christina Austin of New York, a statement released by Method accompany the tinging on an Pack Will Carol It’s good for their atm-w. man who recalled the hand- was never the same again al bum that has poined earlier party in a vigorous campaign the impression that his partner where Honeck served 64 years frequent companion of Henry ist Hospital. EVERY organ, courtesy of Watkins Cub Scout Pack 75 will go Daily Question for the murder of a- former grinding process when he en Ford n, is reported in g(X)d con FAIRWA* though it was reorganized— items on the shelves of col That (Dhristmas la the aea- against abandonment of the flag has the king of hearts and that aon to be busy aa veil aa Jol Brothers. caroling Sunday evening, meet a heart return is the best de Partner opene with one no- school teacher. tered prison in 1899. dition at a Detroit hospital after SEBASTIAN J.J. FALLON first by one of its original stars, lectors of discs from the swing ”rhe pageant tells the story under which they had gone into NIGHT ly ia indicated by the numer- ing at the Community Hall at fense. trump, and the next player He never passes the shelves of surgery. 1 BOSTON (AP) — Sebastian Tex Benke, and later by an Air era. of the nativity in songs, carols battle In two world wars — the “ As ChrlstmM nears, I am oua pre-Christmaa activities 6:30 and returning there for re Makes Contract passes You bold: Spades, A-J- reminded of our pleasant expe sliced bread without shaking his A hospital spokesman refused John Joseph Fallon, a London Force sideman, drummer Ray So the Miller music lives on, freshments. Boys should wear red ensign, which has the Union acheduled to take place within and Biblical verses. South makes the contract with 6-4; Hearts, A-6-S) Diamonds, riences of nearly a year ago head incredulously. His main to disclose the nature of Thurs re.staurateur, is in Boston study TILL McKinley. creating as it were, a Miller All students are requested to warm clothes, mittens and Jack in the upper left quadrant 9-8-6-4; Clubs, 9-2. the next few daya. a heart return. He can develop when you were making prepara- Job in prison was slicing bread. d ay’s operation. ing the American custom of The band’s music, however, legend. David Mackay, attorney be at the high school Tuesday boots. Although never proclaimed What do you say? The Andover Garden Club the clubs and make sure of tions to go to California,” the “ Uncle Richard could spend Ford, chairman of the Ford coffee breaks with a view to lives on. It’s one of the phenom for Uie Miller Estate. reporU evening at 7. Troop Sets Party the national flag. It has been Answer Bid two clubs, the will hold a Christmas food sale three cluhe, four diamonds and warden Wrote. hours In a supermarket,” Motor Co., and Mrs. Austin Introducing it in his native ena of the business that the fan letters still arrive for the Cadette Girl Scout Troop accepted internationally as such Stayman (invention, aaking Mrs. Clara Orth, who persuaded officials to release from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomor There will he a rehearsal since a Liberal government in two hearts even if he never gets “I would be happy to hear laughs his niece. have been seen together often England. Fairway Has Gifts records of a man and an or late leader—many from teen 659 will have a Christmas party partner to show a major suit her uncle, Richard Honeck, who had spent 64 years row at the library. Proceeds Tuesday morning. Elementary 1944 ordered It flown over all from you sometime when you Honeck covets his independ since Ford and his wife, Anne, "It’s about time,” he said to chestra gone for 20 years can agers who heard about him and display of badge work a spade trick. if he can. If partner bida two will go to finance the Informa students will be taken by bus government buildings. Of course this will not happen have time to write. I would be ence. Ruefully he allows Mrs. in prison, serves him coffee to celebrate his first were divorced last year. day, ’’that the English stop still be among the best sellers. from their parents and want to Monday at 7 p.m. In the double spades, you will raise to four tion programs on gardening direcUy to the high echool. In a move to appease those if East thinks carefully about interested in knowing what you Orth to wash his socks. year of freedom. (AP Photofax.) making such a fu.ss about tea For Every Age Miller’s music was and is so know more about him. From classroom at the high school. spades; if he bids anything else, GENEVIEVE ARNAULT and learn the enjoyment of good popular that record companies these youngsters is coming a presented by the club at its Walking studenU should report still faithful to the Union Jack, that first trick. East will see are doing and how your niece, “ But he insists on washing his meetings and also to help de to the elementary school at ”rhe north entrance of the you will bid two notrump. own underwear,” she chuckles. NEW YORK (AP) — Genev old American coffee. new generation of Miller fans. the House of Commons by a that South has the king of hearts Mrs. Clara Orth, is getting were touched by reading his house outside trim himself. And at fray the cost of planting and 8:30 a.m. for a ride with the school will be open. along." “ Why, I wouldn’t know. But I ieve Arnault, widow of King Fa "Tea and crumpets are fine But while they will enjoy the vote of 182-25, approved Thurs because he would not bid one story. he laid bricks. isal n of Iraq, will get two- including landscaping projects around principal or the school nurse . Mothers and fathers are in day a proposal to fly the Union For Shelnwold's 18 - page let him.” for little old ladies,’’ he added, music, they’ll miss one impor notrump without a single high booklet, “ A Pocket Guide to The warden’s curiosity Is 'One sent a check for $50,” “ Just wanted to prove to my thirds of the more than $111,(XX) public buildings in the town. Playground Set Purchased vited to attend to view displays Jack also as a symbol of alle Shaving still baffles him. In “ but now it’s time that English tant thing—remembering! card in spades or hearts. If Bridge,” send SO cents to shared by hundreds. Christmas says his g;rand-nephew. self I could still do a full day’s he left in the United States. Fairway Prices! SATURDAY MARLOW’S The Windham high school The executive board of the of stamps and modem dance. giance to the crown and mem prison, Uie barber did it. In leam about coffee and dough On the Boards Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. cards are piling up at the Orth ‘Told him Just to do whatever work,.” he boasted. The blonde Miss Arnault last nuts and roadside drive-ins and choir will present a concert of elementary school PTA voted There will be a short program, bership in the commonwealth. home from all over the United stead of lathering one side of his Turnpike Plaza The Hartford Stage Co. has Christmas music at the Con followed by caroling and re Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central he wanted to with it.” His old prison life is seldom year won a suit to be declared neon signs that would brighten OPEN a doubleheader opening tonight Wednesday night to purchase a At one time, Pearson said the States and as far away eis Ger face for his safety razor, he ap 705 Middle gregational church on Sunday six-seat swing set and horizon freshments. Station, New York 17, N.Y. Honeck was astounded on his mentioned. the Itgal widow of the king, who our highways.” at 8:30. Sean O’Casey’s comedy fate of his Liberal party’s con. many. Friends Honeck never plies a blob about the size of a Turnpike Ei. EVERY at 7:30 p.m. The choir, now in Briefs last visit to the bank to note in Recently one trailer occupemt was assassinated in 1958. Surro Fallon hopes to introduce all Next to “ Bedtime Story” is featured tal ladder for the school play trol rode with the maple leaf. met and never will are asking dollar, shaves that and then terest had been added. -The very L CAIDIA/AY ' its twelfth year, la a selected said to a neighbor, “ Do you gate Samuel Di Falco awarded these in England as soon as he Popular Mkt. NIGHT till along with Joel Oliansky’s ground. The Bolton Junior-Senior Behind Pearson's drive for about him. repeats in a slow process. idea of paying someone Just to realize we have a convict living her $73,708 as her share of Fa group of 45 voices under the The PTA was authorized by High School student council Is the new flag was his desire to completes his training in Bos “Putting on the Agony.” Per The answer: He’s salted away $4(X) in a leave their money there! in this park?” isal’s American estate Thurs ton in a couple of weeks. direction of Timothy Quinn. a membership vote at its last .spon.sofing a sock hop tonight placate French-speaking Que MAIN r r I a T HARTMlf/O • !)?9 ?210 savings account — all of It formances are scheduled Many Andover people look for He’s Just fine. Weighs two Honeck does more than read “ You should have seen what day. meeting to uee money set aside from 8 to 11 for students in bec. A move to break away AIR CnNDiTU'SfO FRIt Park If pounds more than his 120 when mailed by persons whose hearts through Jan. 10, Tuesday ward to again hearing this for recreational purposes by the morning newspaper. He di happened,” says Mrs. Orth. The remainder will go to the through Friday at 8:30, Satur Grade.s 9 and 10 in the gym. from English-speaking Canada gests it. “ For days nobody would even king’s nearest male heir, Prince well-trained group of young the 1962-63 PTA. Originally, Teachers will act as chaperons. also has developed In Quebec, GREAT TOGETHER! BOX STATIONERY day at 9 and Sunday at 7:30. people. The concert la open to the money had been attended MAIN ST FAST HARTFORD .710 ' He refuses to be a burden. He speak to her they were so mad. Zeld Ibn Hussein, who lives in Matinees are scheduled Sun Studen’.s are asked not to ar and there were demonstrations Carol Lynley I^ana Turner AIR CONDmONl U t " FRft Pj ' keeps his bedroom tidy. He an She had to leam the hard way london. the public. for use at the new school, but rive before 7:45 and should be in Quebec City last October dur Jeff Chandler ZIPPER BAGS days and Wednesday at 2:30. The annual Christmas light Hope Lange SAT. A SUN. MAT. ONLY swers his mail. what everybody else already the present PTA felt that the picked up promptly at 11. ing the visit of Queen Elizabeth. “ R ETIBN DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING FREE GIFT WRAPPING “ A Far Country” is scheduled ing contest, sponsored by the need was greater at the ele Perf. Starts Sat. 10:80 AJIL Recently he climbed atop the knows. Richard is a man who The selectmen will meet writh Conservatives in Commons TO “PEYTON has found life can be sweet. And NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. tonight and tomorrow at Avery Republican Women’s Club, will mentary school. Feat 10:80-12:10-1:55-8:86 Oakland home of Mrs. (5rth’s the constables In the town of led the singing of “ Rule Britan PEYTON PLACE” daughter and helped rip off old he makes it that way for every Martin Luther King Jr., winner ARTHUR DRUG Memorial by the Mark Twain < be Judged during the evening Ehccept for a ball field and nia’’ when the Union Jack mo Sunday - 2:00 and 8:86 Masquers. ' of Dec. 22. People who still fices Sunday at 7 p.m. PLACE” shingles. He painted ail the body he meets.” of this year's Nobel Peace a basketball court, the only ”1716 public building commis tion was approved Thursday 9:45 7:00 The Julius Hartt School of wish to enter the contest may equipment at the elementary SMRAKIDNiUraiBYlURmill H t n i h ' s OPEN TODAY till 9 P.M. sion will meet Monday at 8 night. There was no emotional I do BO by calling Mrs. Ernest school now is a sllds and a outburst In the Liberal-con One Eve. Show X Ool-of-tNi-aoililwVltta.. Gardner, Pine Ridge, before p.m. in the conference room of ■tMEatlinii. Jungle gym. the town offices. trolled Senate when ths maple Starts 7 o’clock Dec. 21. Principal Lincoln Nystrom leaf was approved. m iM sdisii' CLOSED SATURDAY AT 5:30 P.M. Servic* News said yesterday that, according Sat. A Sun. Matinee Only: ir Machinei'y Repairman 3.C. to ground* superintendent Manchester Evening Herald “ Santa Clans Conquers OPEN TONIGHT AND Randy Walmsley. USN. son of James Veitch, the svC'ing set Bolton correspondent, Cleme- TV Shipments Rise The Martians” For Enduring Pleasure Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walmsley would probably have to wait well Young, telephone 643-8981. of Hendee Rd., was promoted to for warmer weather for instal WASHINGTON — Manufac OTSKy ^ TOMORROW TILL 9 P.M. IX)NG FORM CUTS TAX his present rank last month lation. turers’ shipments of home tele A unique and exclusive gift! Custom crafted •with while serving aboard the de Traffic Aide Speaks WASHINGTON — Taxpayers vision receivers in 1963 rose 16 Misses' and Women's stroyer tender USS Shenan Carl Jecha of the Traffic Itemizing deductions on 1962 tax per cent, to 7,706,000; shipments birtbstones of each child nestled between twin biuxdB returns averaged a tl.576 reduc of home-type radios declined doah, homeported in Norfolk, Safety Department of the Au J(’ ,1 l’l‘ I I I VIM of 14 karat white or yellow gold. M e Va. His promotion was baaed tomobile Club of Hartford tion in taxable Income. eight per cent, to 9,286,000. on time In service and rank, spoke recently to assemblies at BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED military appearance, perform the elementary school. Santa Claus ance of duties and passing the The safety patrol sponsored c a n jo u E R s the assemblies. The sp>eaker SHAGGY SLIPPERS Navy-wide test for promotion. SHOOR ASTRO-SONIC Seaman Alen K. Hutchinson, was introduced by the patrol GALA HOLIDAY SHOW! Christmas Day The Clark’s THE MARTIANS l917 MAIN STREETITREET 4/ MANCHESn USN, .son of Mr. and Mrs. M. advisod, Michael Mclnerney. “IT’S A MAD. MAD, MAD WORLD” — POPULAR PRICES! 38 North S t c Tel. 428-9001 They’re so nice to come home to Plus Valuable GREEN STAMPS G. Hutchinson of 271 Lake Rd., Joseph Dimock is captain of WILLIMANTIC COl OK is serving aboard the submarine the patrol; John Murphy and “Horn — 8:10 surpasses all other achievements Jack MannUe, lieutenants. .Jh You’ll think Charles Mul- With EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! tender USS Howard W. Gil “Stranger — 6:80 A 10 lEE; SaMi'i Norik Ml WHloMf! more, which recently visited Jack Mannlse, lieutenants; V/ocvi laney Is Santa Claiu when I TMFurtMticMlriiMTorfietOfll! They Almost in the re-creation of sound! Philadelphia, Pa. Michael Crockett, sergeant, and you sample the magnificent I (lrihKidiMNtii««i«iMlri«iMi!| Purrrr William Molde, Wendell Either meals he is presenting all Please The Music Enthusiast With A BEAR:‘9oor»lorSintiOiis’’ ^ Manchester Evening Herald and Raymond Boyd, privates. comers. You’ll never have a owwxacoitriooweowa Andover correspondent, Law Aptitude Test* Given Mrrf h the finer Yule. af the Parkade...Now *NO TUBES—this space-age Magnavox rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. Differential aptitude tesU For Your Christmas Fun development replaces all vacuum tubes have been given In Grades 8 and PUOP€H . OPEN EVERY DAY Starts Thurs. Matineo UNEXPECTED REACTIONS 9 Stanley zuZel, guidance direcr WALT DISNEY’S the Best (and component-damaging chassis heat) Dinner, Luncheon, Libations “Emil And The Detectives” RECORD CABINET PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) — tor reporU. He said that he wUl with solid-state circuitry ttn times Animals at the Portia > have a general piarente meeting STftl^NGIft more efficient than conventional tube sets. reacted In unexpected fashion after the holidays to explain the this week as a cold spell tests, followed by Individual So reliable—it's guaranteed for 5 years! brought temperatures down to 8 private conferences for those degrees. parents who want them. BURNSIDE TONITG— ENDS SUN. - ' i, ’The penguins huddled in heat- Two groups of girls in the fPIt I'AkKlNC- (l,j 3 SCREAMERS I ed quarters, the polar bears Grade 9 and 10 extracurricular T olton notch l^SS modern dance claae presented You Receive 499 crept Into caves, and the Cana "It could bo thfi mo8t terrifying motion picture dian honking geese stayed in- dances they composed them Valuable ^ doors eating grain. selves after school one after I have ever madel” -i4i.i'fiSf>ffm:/fcocK Green Stamps! ] Things were different with the noon this week. Other members tropical animals; of the class, members of the The lions slept on their out- Grade 7 and 8 modem dance STANLEY A needed part of every home. do M O IL. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 rAGB FOUK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY,' DECEMBER 18, 1864 intantlon to use soantlfio prinel- 1es mofe serioukhr than ever." ANERIOAN ALVIllNUH PROUUOTU . OPEN TONIGHT Profit Motive Gaining B said. Norwalk Peace Corps OPEN TONIGHT "This is Ikvorsble for eoe- Russian Respectability nomlc life at all levels." CombinolloR Wlmlows $10.95 — Doow $29.95 Both Premier Alexei N. Kbsy- . TILL 9 TILL 9 In and Communist party Flxirt Door OoMplea. B0IH9 AwptaligA Oy m a Aiding World’s Poor Boretary Leonid L Btoahney Bo-eevered. TUke Dom Serrlee ^ **•»!*; KHARKOV, U.8.S.R. (AP) —^effect axperimentally In a num- Repaired or HAde New To Your Pattern. AB ber of clothing factories, are Industrial engineers. The. profit motive and private BtodeT^teemmete - Ryelets - BDITOR’S NOTE: A vohm-.GeounMlora to community lelf- incentive are rapidly becoming Liberman expressed belief the Covers Castam Made for Oommeielal and Hente Watyprw l- Idea will spread to heavy indus tery organization with hcadquai*’ help programs. SC m tA FF T S ing Compound For Teats, Boateovera and Canvas. Beeeroaa- tera In Norwalk la helping pov- ^ ^7- . respectable notions in the Soviet try as a better pricing system lb s foundation can furnish a WHITMAN lag Aluminum Screens. arty-«tricken people in many Union. develops. CANDY CUPBOARD lengthy list of its accomplish Prof. Yevsey Liberman of landa to help themaelvea. Here ments. Kharkov University predicts The interview took place tat MANCHESTER AWNING CO. la the atory of the Community In the Korean village of 8a that, within the next two or Liberman’s office at the univer ARTHUR DRUO Development FoundaUon.)...... Am Rl, a new reservoir con three years, a system to free sity, which he joined in 1946. He LOFT’S CANDY C8T. IttU—IM W. UENTIiR BTREET- ddU-Mtk serves water from torren light Industry from excessive is a native of the Ukraine with a NORWALK (AP)—You might tial spring rains and enables quick wit and an engaging centralized control will be more call It the "Do-It-Yoiu'aelf Peace the people to water their cro]^ or less broadly used. smile. He speaks excellent Eng during the months of drought. Corpe,’’ thla crew of oounaelora Liberman, 67, is the leader of lish. In laat, a tiny village between economic liberals increasingly Use of economic methods of scattered through many of the two mountain ranges to Leban vocal in a movement to give influencing production does not world’s poverty-stricken areas. on, children go to classes to a mean the Soviet Union "is going individual factories greater au Villages from Mexico to India snug, new schoolhouse. tonomy amd thus mt^e produc over to some kind of capitalist In La Touche Plrot, a village W 4 have been remedying some of tion more responsive to the de system," he said. to B’rarice’s Brittany, people D*vld Abnond Elizabeth ShellabarKer Henry Cole mands of consumers. Except for the portions paid their poverty problema by un draw water to drink, to wash, He said in an interview the to factory personnel as bonuses, dertaking assorted projects and for their cattle, from faucets In concept of central planning — profits will not flow Into private doing the work themselves— stalled for the first time.. Cantata Soloists at Center Church “our greatest achievement” — hands. spurred to action by the Com In San Bartolome in Southern would not be infringed by the Factories will get their orders munity Development Foun Mexico, farmers drive their David Almond, Miss Eliza-<» production o t ''Amahl and Uiba Members of the Senior and new system, which he first ad directly from stores, which pre dation. trucks loaded with produce on a berth Shellabarger and Henry Night Visitors," which was Youth Choirs of Center Church vocated nearly six years ago. sumably will act on the basis of ' The foundation's ■ counselors new road cut through rugged presented in Manchester last will sing in the cantata choir. But it would liberate factory retail sales Judgement, and In put the emphasis on guidance mountains—the first road link Cole are sololets In "For Us A directors from rigid production Child Is Bom,” a Christmas week. An instrumental ensemble will certain cases from government rather than financial or mater ing the village to the market targets set by Gosplan, the cen and other Institutional custom cantata by J. S. Bach which Oole has done solo work with accompany the singers. The ial help. They distribute, more town of Oaxaca. college organizations, oratorio, progrram will also Include the tral planning agency, and re ers. than anything else, confidence, All the work was done by the will be presented Sunday at gional economic councils. This does away — so goes the 7:30 p.m. at Center Cong^rega- church solo and choir work. "Concerto in A Minor,” by Vi •ncouragement and know-how. villagers themselves, under the He also enjoys playing and sing valdi. and "G Major Trio And It would Introduce open theory — with the scandalous The results are rewarding. guidance of Community Devel tional Church. Walter Grzyb, market influences into the So waste of resources involved in minister music at Center ing folk music. Sonata,” by Bach. There are roads now, built by opment Foundation counselors. viet economy and give rise to state-directed production of the villagers themselves. Some "Governments of developing Church, will direct the produc vdiat Uberman called the "spir goods that sit on shelves or clog tion. The public Is Invited. A MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ot the roads lead to new school- countries," Leet says, “ faced it of enterprise” among workers warehouses because nobody houses, put up by the residents with the tremendous demands free will offering will be taken and management. wants them. to benefit an organ fund at the of the community. There is for progress of their people, are Events in Nation Exponents also believe It Liberman said many if not turning to the foundation, eager church. plumping where none existed would encourage development most Soviet economists now to utilize the methods of encour of new products and go a long before. There are projects, such Almond, a tenor, is organic WASHINGTON (AP) — ThefPresident Johnson discussed the ag^ree that central planning on as poultry-raising, that bring In aging self-help we have pioneer and music director of Concordia way toward solving the problem the one hand and profit-seeking m/m subject of repealing part of the ed." U.8. Archives has received evi of poor quality production. come to the otherwise desUtute Lutheran Church. He was very labor law that permits state and private incentive on the oth villages. ' It- "(Community development,” active musically while attend dence and records compiled by rlght-to-work laws when they Workers would have a material er are "absolutely compatible" he says, "begins with respect ing Manchester High School, the Warren-Oommission during stake in doing good work in the ideas. : The foundation, an Interna met at the White House Thurs tional voluntary welfare organi for people, and belief in their from which he graduated in form of bonuses derived from The new Kremlin leaders great potential for economic and its investigation of the assass day. profits. zation with headquarfisrs in Nor 1061. He attended Baker Uni ination of President John F. But Meany told newsmen aft have shown “ a spirit of careful- social growth.” versity, Baldwin City, Kan., ’The new system Is already in ness and objecUveness walk and New York City, pro Kennedy. er the session "we didn’t seek a vides technical assistance and ■where he studied voice, organ Deputy archivist Robert H. commitment." and theory. He is presently at training — and a minimum of Bahmer said Thursday night Labor leaders are pressing for money—for programs to the un tending Hartt College of Music repeal of the labor law section Walks Barefoot that it is expected the material derprivUeged areas of the world. of the University of Hartford, will come under the govern permitting states to enact laws ■tvhare he la studying organ and which forbid the union shop At the heart of the organlza- Amid Blizzard ment’s general policy of restric tion are the counselors, who church music. ting for 76 years any data as Meany tied the question to the ECONOMY-PRICED COLOR TV live with the villagers and sembled by an investigative nation’s economic leveL Hiss Shellabarger, contralto, launch them on projects to im- DICKINSON, N.D. (AP) — A agency. "The rlght-to-work states hr an elementary vocal teacher rovs the community and the Marmarth, N.D., Indian walked ha the Manchester school sys Scholars and other Interested have the lowest per capita in B four miles barefoot through the persons seeking access to re come, and they are a drag on ves of the people. tem. She Is a native of Little Glen Leet, the foundation’s snow during a blizzard and sur ton, Colo., and a graduate of stricted material must request the whole economy,” he said. vived the ordeal with only "cold it from the proper investigating Both Meany and White House executive director, says that the the University of Colorado with counselors have found "that burns" on his hands and feet. a bachelor of music education. agency, Bahmer said, adding: press secretary George Reedy Deadly O ow , 20, abandoned "If they give permission we are said that when the rlght-to-work when village people realize the Since coming to Connecticut strength they have within them his car when It ran into a ditch last year she has sung with the happy to make the material subject came im In general dis about SO miles southwest of here available.’’ cussion the President made *C^9IOtORThaB selves to change the basic rea ^ ' N Trinity Church Choir, Hartford. sons for their poverty, they are during the blizzard that raked Through this association she At present, he said, no one clear that he stands on the *^ ® “ >«*Nevlaloo«| eager to work.” North Dakota this week. •31 has performed in Benjeunln will be able to examine the Democratic platform, which 6 Warren records pending exami calls for repeal of the provision. ®**endWhlte "One self - help project, com He set out to seek help but was Britton’s "Noah’s Flood,” and forced back to his car by the with the Hartford Festival nation euid classification of the ar Color pleted through their own hard material. The commission's re work, leads them to plan a more biting wind and subzero cold. Chorus in "The U nicom the Mobility Encouraged He removed his shoes to warm Ckirgon and the Mantlcore,” by port, and more than ’a score of complex one," Leet says, "set bulky volumes containing testi his feet, then couldn’t get his ' t \ v ^ Gian-Carlo Menottl. NEW YORK — More than 700 ting up a chain reaction of self- mony and evidence, ^ready shoes back on. jobless workers will move their help.” She has also appeared in have been made public. Many of the counselors (0*6 When no help came, he lI . many college productions and families from two L Sleek, Relaxed or Tapered Mr. Thomson’s vertical stretch jiants of wool aiw nylon. In Black, Brown, Navy and Olive. Sizes 8 to Ig. ^.V r*' • ' '/» ’ *■‘ A'.’ V. S/M and M/T lengths. / In PORTABLE RADIO Textured White Stag’s turtle neck pullover of finest cotton knit. A rainbow of colors to choose from. Sizes S-M-L. 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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1984 PAGE SEVEM | Miss Hyde Wins Guantanemp Has Water Job' Dilatory V •» . ■ Voide Contest Now at Library CHRISTMAS TREE SALE Candlelight Pageant Is Set Despite Cuban Cutoff Betsey Hyde, « Mnlor et The Mary Cheney Library haa raoetvad the 1966 edlUon of Manchester High School, has AtChurch on Christmas Eve WASRINOTON (AP) —■ Ten^dsn gradually to rsduea tha the “Sununer Employment Di- been chosen the winner o f the monUui aftar Fidel Castro number of wlvaa and childnn of reetory," a guide to the 40,000 BOY SCOUT TROOP 3 servicemen living on the base. high school scriptwrlUng con turned off the tap, tha U.S. N av new eununer lobe avallehle In A iptetel eandlrilgtat pacMitt^wbo in tum traiuferred same to test. The contest, the fln t step Last February there were al the U.8. for high eohool aen- al Base at Guantanamo haa be most 8,000 such dependents liv iors, collegse studenta, and win ba pfeeentad at 10 p.m Robert N. Belanger, lot 8, In the national Vaterans of For Christmas K ve at the Second Lathrop Dr., Silver Acres de come fully aelf-iufflcient for tta ing In the 40 square mile U.S. teachers. eign W art annual Voice of De Ooncracational Church sanc velopment. fresh water. enclave. This total has been re The outlook Is bright this 417-419 MAIN STREET tuary on R t 44 A. The program Sunday Servicee mocracy contest, has as its The Navy aaid today that the duced to fewer than i;600 And summer, says the guide, with antlUed “From Darkness to The Rev. James R. MacAr- theme this year "The Challenge third and final unit of a plant to all wives, and children will be more jobs and, in many caaes, lii^t*' was written by Dosia thur, will use "Fear N ot" gs his of Citlsenahlp." convert seawater Into fresh gone by February itM . more pay. The guide notea that Carlson. sermon topic at the 11 a.m. The local contest is open to water went into operation Dec. At the same time, the Navy salaries are up $50 to 8100 for many jobs, e ^ c la lly at sum H w program consists o f a service Sunday when there will all high school students in Man I. has been reducing its depend speaMnc choir, a singing choir, be a reception of new mem chester but since Blast Catholic The plant produces 2.2 million ence on workers coming On the mer campi. Eknployes, how ever, are asking mors often ■nd n rhythmic choir. A narra bers. A coffee hour will be held High School did not partlolpate gallons of fresh water a day — reservation from Castro’s Ckiba for workers who are experi tor and a voice reading the In the vestry after the morn this year, Manchester High is well above the normal require each day and returning there at ing worship to welcome the new alone in the competition. ments of the base’s population. night. enced and at least 18 years old. scriptures w ill accompany the Summer camps, resorts, na members. Miss Hyde’s entry, a short When a new power plant is pogsamt.' Last February, there were tional parks, and business The Christmas pageant, “The script suitable for broadcasting, finished next month, the emer FOR OUR A ll are invited to share in about 2,200 commuting workers firms offer the greatest num will now be sent to radio sta gency-prompted construction at this interpretation o f “ the Hanging of the Greens," at 7 who were paid in dollars sind ber of jobs, but workers are al tion W INF to be Uped. W INF, the base will be completed and great message of the coming of p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary brought Castro’s Cuba about $0 so needed at summer theaters, Christ,” according to Mrs. will be followed by a fellow as a member of the National As Guantanamo will be in shape to million. This commuting force FEATHERED sociation of Broadcasters, is co ranches, restaurants, amuse Jamas H. Ameling, one o f the ship hour in the vestry. survive regardless of its being has now been reduced to about ment parks and in the govern operating with the VFW in this surrounded by hostile Commu directors. Wesley F. Lewis will Church School will be at 9:30 740 workers with an annual pay ment. also assist with the directing a.m. and 10:45 a.m. at Kings year’s contest. nist Cuban territory. roll of about $1.8 million. FRIENDS of the program. bury House Sunday; confirma EMwin Eldwards, commander In all, the three-unit desalini- Members o f the Junior and tion class at 9:30 a.m. and jun of the local VFW Post, has set satlon plant, the 12,500 kilowatt Specials Save 6 % Senior Pilgrim Fellowships of, ior choir at 10:45 a.m. the town contest deadline for power plant and related facil $124 Million Approved the church taking part, along The name of Judith Palardy this Sunday, but since the win ities cost about $10.7 million. WASHINGTON — Shopping with the church's regular sing was Inadvertently omitted from ner from Manchester High will Castro abruptly shut off ISTANBULr-The total value the apecials your grocer adver Carload Sale ing choir, include Randy Wilks, from the list of Church School be the only entrant. Miss Hyde Guanatanamo’s fresh water o f foreign capital Invastmenta tises each week is a good way narrator, and Bruce Martin, Grade 4 pupils receiving a copy is sure to be selected the Man source — river water which en approved by Turkish author to reduce your food bill. Buy voice. of the Revised Standard Ver chester winner. tered the base through a pipe ities during the 1981-63 period ing them can save you as much as six to 10 per cent a week, The Rhythmic Choir: Joan sion of the Holy Bible, in ob Edwards said that the entry line — last Feb. 6. He did so In was $124.6 million, of which 50 servance of Universal Bible will now compete with 30 other retaliation for U.S. seizure of per cent was approved In and sometimes even more, fed SUNFLOWER SEED Murdock, Paula' . Tillinghast, eral rsssarehsrs say. Busan lillln gh ait, Donna Lin- Sunday Dec. 13. town winners in a district con some Cuban fishermen In Am er 1961-63. derson, Jolinda Wilks, Monica Stationed with lOlst test which closes Jan. 14. After ican waters. Less than a month later, Cas Hensel, Sandra Molchan and Pfc. Anthony D. Fratlannl, that a state and then a na tro offered to turn the water 50 Lb. Bag, Kathy Cooper. 18‘ year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. tional winner will be chosen. 25 Lb. B a g back on, but the United States The Speaking Choir: Darlene Michael A. Fratianni of Gable The national contest w ^ e r re spurned that offer. This country Linderson, Linda ' Doggart, Road, la stationed with the ceives a $0,000 scnolaTShip. Each state winner Is awarded had been buying water from Christine (^lenney, Lynn lOlst Airborne Division at Ft. a five-day trip to Washington, Cuba for about $14,000 a month. Moeng, Elaine Horth, John Campbell, Ky. Prior to his en- D.C. President Johnson ordered Galinat, Randy Glenney, Wil listiiiig with the U.S. Arm y in The 72 entries in the high that the base, which Castro has liam Peracchio, Robert Green- April, he attended Coventry school contest were judged by demanded be given up by the leaf, Gary Lewis, Arthur Gali High School, and completed his George Emmerling, vice prin United States, should be made O i.- five-combat jumps qualifying nat, William Papanos, Richard cipal of the high school; and entirely self-sufficient and inde Papanos, William Craft, James as a paratrooper during basic David Gibbons and Thomas Don- pendent of any water from Cas White, Thomas Papanos and training at Ft. Bennlng, Ga. He Ion, English teachers. tro’s territory. Richard Galinat. is expected home on leave for Until Cuba's action, the base Christmas Auction Held the Christmas holiday. CMRISTMAS VISITORS was using about two million gal The Rotary Club realized CollecUon Set EL PORTAL. Calif. (AP) — lons of water a day — about 200,- M3.75 from its annual Christ The 4-H Penny Pinchers Club Wild deer came down from 000 gallons a day less than the A unique and exclualTe gift! Custom crafted with mas auction held at its dinner w ill collect unperishible goods Yosemlte National Park Thurs n e w desallnization plant birthatones of each child nettled between twin bands Agway meeting this week with this and usable toys from 2:30 p.m. day night to admire the Christ- produces. money given to the Public to 4 p.m. Sunday to be given to I mas nativity scene fashioned by While the three unit plant was * of 14 karat white or yellow gold. FORMERLY EASTERN STATES Health . Nursing Association, the local Public Health Nursing being installed, Navy tankers I the Yosemite Home and Garden BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED Inc. for the annual local holi Association for the needy I Club. shuttled back and forth between TOLLAND TURNPIKE—BUCKLAND—Tel. 648-6188 day program carried out families in town. Unconcerned about watching Florida and the Guantanamo through Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, ! club members — three bucks base. In all, they hauled more )^ Open Dally 8 A.M.-5 P.M. RJf., public health visiting Manchester Evening Herald and two does —browsed among than 293 million gallons of fresh S m OOR Saturday 8 A.M. to 12 Noon—Closed Sunday nurse. Coventry correspondent, F. the magi and stuffed caunels, water to Guantanamo. . u A n u s t r e e t ^ MSlvrrwwyMANCHESTER! The educational toys auc Pauline Little, telephone 742- : stripped the creche of all hay Meanwhile, the Navy contin tioned off have been given for 6231. and wandered off into the night. ued to carry out Johnson’s or- the special classes in the local ublic school system, Winthrop Sterriam, Sr., Rotary Club president, reports. Warrantee Deeds Warantee deeds filed in the office of Town Clerk Elmore A. Turkington include the follow ing transfers of properties: 'Vic tor M. and Ann L. Camilleri to Ronald J. and Regina M. Robl- chaud, lot 6, block 19, Gerald Park; George W . and Merle S. Flavell to Steven and Carol M. Karaidnskl, lot 4B on Rt. 44A; and Hartford Federal Savings and Loan Association to Claire OPEN T0NI6BT TILL 1 N. and Bertha J. Lafontaine WS’RE OPiN A U DAY FRIDAY a WE WON’T CLOSE OUR DOORS TILL 1 A.M. lots as, 29, 30 and 31, secUon . 1 C. Waterfront Heights. Also, Steven and Carol M. otfA.r/MENr sroMS Karaslnaki to Barbara F. 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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1964 PAGE ELEVEN IIAMGBKTBI tf\TBanNG HBRALP/MAKdttt^ QONN^ FRIDAY, DECBaiSBR 1% V audi a frse questioning and socam- Events Portugese Laborers Flood France tadag period eould be arranged, perhaps vfe would discover that all our direc In World PAR IS (A P )—Ruddy Portu-^trary, ths labor shortage taas^a large incursion but dwindled tions are really the directions we our- PHNOM PENH, Cambodia guese laborers are flooding Into worsened because of the ecom to a dribble after a record cold sdves would chobse. But perhaps wo A SoMd Intamgible (A P ) — Prince Norodom Siha France over the Pyrenees. They omlc boom of the last few years, winter. would discover ourselves horrified at nouk said today he la not Inter pay up to $300 for the truck trip despite a tidal wave of refugees the Idea that we ourselves could be ested in resuming the suspended across Spain. In France they from lost colonies. 1322 Fountain Oldest The basic reason goes back to considered In any way responsible for Cambodlan-American talks at live in shanyttowns. But most of By Phinmu Fiak» New DelM. them seem convinced they are the trenches of World W ar I PAJUB — Paris' oldest foun the horrible things somebody else is which swallowed the flower of ” It was amply demonstrated better off than ever before. tain is Regard Maubuee, oon- doing to our world. , ^ t the systematic bad faith French customs agents, try French manhood, and the de Dlrecton of ttie town and tli* tal the distzlet’s MFitoa « « « . struted in 1322 and o r i^ a lly 'and lack of mod will caused, ing to keep up a legal demeanor pression afterward which held I V### #/## ngtiUi UttitUw Dktiiot finally The fact ttiat auch an avaat fed by one of the springs in Lea and will continue to cause, an for a government that welcomes down the size of French fam SSm. ______ooncludad an acraomant In Oc- would have been waleomad bgr Halles. It bears one o f the ear obstacle to anv Just and equita the arrivals whether legal or not ilies. •CB8CRIPTI0M a& xn tobar affaotlng a oomplieatad soma of the town's fattaen la liest examples of Paris’ coat of /I##' ble solutions,’ ’ the C am b rian arrest a batch every few days. Besides, most Frenchmen PwmM* la Atraae* Lucky Ones Lost o f aswar aervloa araaa. avldanca of ona of tha Intan- arms. 4 Tm t •••••«•••«••••••*••» ••*•18 chief of state said In a state They charge the driver with would rather sell neckties on the Tha amaip wlU hatra a numbar gibla banafits of ttaa swap. #9* # # •# *# »/ #».\*/ Ktecte •••••••••••«•••••• Sometimes, only losers are winners. ment. smuggling but take the men to street than do manual labor. lEotttlis •••••••••••••••• ^•Jz o f conorata affects. I t wHl easq For, in placa of an opan ap This was discovered, afresh, by a The talks broke up Thursday the nearest employment office. Fortunately for France, there Itostii «••••«•••••••••••• 1>W ttia aawar..dlfficultlaa axparl-' position to ttaa dlstilet ttet after nine days. The tl.S. negoti Together with the workers i always seems to be an econ-, CHAR-BIKNLED TO ORDER AT / l # # # # # / . V plane-load o f would-be gramblers who anced bv raaidanta in and mlgtait ba ctaaraetariBad as a nomically distressed country | MJCMHgR Oy sort of a total blookada aimSd ators said they had to return to who enter legally from half a I THB ASSWCUim) PRJB8M accepted, the other day, the hospital around Manohaatar Hospital. It Washington for consultations, dozen countries, the Portuguese | ready to supply common labor. ■ 1- \ X^AGB THIRTEEN M < » WELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER OONNw FRmAY. DECEMBER 18, 1964 MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONNr FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 - **- n C R T T i HEALTH CAPSUU^ RockmUe-V ernon SEAR SEAR i Auditors Endorse hyinriiarfXFiBl.lta. Open Forum AND OTHER VOH IT MAKS ANY PIPPSR 7 fNCS WHSTHSR SLOOP A Guidance Counselor Offers Raenetton Dept TroiMec Obituary RESPIRATORY tRAN4FU4ION » ★ Fiscal Procedures SOPY TJMPSRATURB fV> the Sditor, Open Daily 9 to 9 till Christmas! SSINC Or/ENI Aid to College-Bound PupO The proUems of the recree- Inc. DISEASES (ton depertsnent have once financial records of .the town (of Manchester) RookvUto High School guM--*replac« any of the college board again reared their ugly head. WITH in general (are) well maintained in a satisfactory man teata, anc« dltootor wniiam Po|>e has After talking with many oiti- NORMAN Mrs. Taylor Dies, ner; the general conduct of offices . .. appeared to be "Information about achdar- xena, I find many wtko are oon- llaUd a nmrtbor of suggoatlofM shlps la available In the fuld- CHRISTMAS SEAIS satisfactory oemed but not willing to try This endorsement of town fis to parenta of potential ooUege ance room and in the cemege cataloguee.” Pope noted that and do anything about the SERVICE our BEST PRODUCT cal procedures was issued today atudenta. I Where is Ex-Society Editor by auditors Barry, Macri A Co. atudenta who are applying for trouUea that beaet Uda flne in the annual audit for the 1963- Pope advlaed parenU to: scholarships may have to take branch of our town government. News Tidbits “Check the oaUloguea of the 64 fiscal year. Cktllege Boards earlier than The problem of the recreation The auditors did, however, from the AP Wires coUagea of jrour choice. These thoae who are not. “ State of department pay-roll was the (Ooattmied from Pag* O m ) World War I and a member of are avaUable In the guidance Connecticut Scholarships are feature atory last week. This Hockanum Barracks 803. make four recommendations to the town for Improving ac room of the high school and will avaUable to atudenta in tha up problmn la only one of many For a Bhort period after her Survivors Include his wife, be sent to students by the col per third of their class.” that are alowly lowering the ef Mrs. Mary ’Triska Waldo; two counting details and—in one l>uke of Windsor tekes his marriage to the late William J. case—changing pay procedures. first steps, just 48 hours after leges on request "Courses on the coUege level ficiency o f thla department. A Taylor on OcL 3, 1899. she lived sons, Donald R. Waldo and Da "Be fsmlllar with the re are offered high school dudents few of the areas to be consider vid H. WaWo; a sister, Mrs. Ma The audit also Includes gen arterial blister is removed from M04T 6LOOP W GIVEN COLP, In Hartford, hut the couple re eral approval for the account his Bibdominal a re a ... Film PUT A RECENT REPORT INPI- quirements of at least three-col the summer after their Junior ed by the taxpayers are; (1) turned to Manchester after the bel Spicer; and a grandbhlld, all ing procedures pbserved by the company plans to aiHPeal tem CATEf THAT PATIENTS leges.” Pope suggests that a year in nearby colleges. Stu Poaslbility that Friday night Wrih of their first son, Allan. of Tolland. good rule to follow is to meet dents who take these oouraes dances may have to be discon Funeral services will be held town recreation' departmertt, porary injimctlon won by Uni RECEIVING WARM ELOOP Mrs. Taylor lived almost all which was severely criticized in versity of Notre Dame to pre PO PETTER. the requirements of. the meet may get college credit.” tinued, because of lack of posi her lif^ ln the North End, most Monday at 11 am . at the Ladd He added, “Because entrance tive action on the part of the Funeral Home, 19 Hlington Events the 1962-63 audit, and in a later vent distribution and showing dlffknilt school. recent^ on Edward St. special department audit. of movie picture, "John Oold- HmMi C^wb* i(«M halpM hlMHNm requirements -vary, the student Town Hall. (2) Requisitions for Mm. Taylor, who apparently Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Ron “Check your chlld’e choice of farb. Please Come Home.” .lllMb WMiAJtshssIsi isimHi— electivee with these colleges in Should determine where to ap new supplies, such as new bas had not lost the urge for asso ald MUler of the United Congre “ Subsequent to our special Treasury Department spokes mitid Be sure that he has met ply or when to take ooUege ketballs for league play, have ciation wltti the newspaper, be gational Chiuxih of Tolland will audit of the recreation depart not been acted on and many of In State ment during the year,” the au men say British postponement the foreign ■ language, mathe boairds. Those decisions are up gan sending In articles from officiate. Burial will be in to the student and his pcumits. the leagues were ready to start South Cemetery, Tolland. dit released today says, “Im of debt installment payment Hospital Notes matics and science require time to time. She also took would be factor In pushing The guidance department will two weeks ago. (3) A request PAYMENTS itenographio joba for short Friends, may call at the fu (Continued from Page One) provements have been made in ments.” for a raise in the fees paid to HOME gladly assist you in these de neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 the procedures Involving cash U.8. deficit higher than esti "If your 'child cannot meet periods. mated a few weeks ago. . . . visiting hours nre 2 to 8 p.m. cisions.” officials for Senior mens bas It was then that the manage and 7 to 9 p.m. who allegediy questioned the handling, purchasing and gen the mathematics requirements Art studeiri apologizes to wife in all areas excepting materni “The guidance department is ketball leagues. Mr. Herdic m ent of the paper asked her to eral accounting records. ty where they are 2 to 4 pjn. it may still be poesible for him shooting. of DemocrtUlo G^rgla gover ready to make suggestions to made the original request and take over the reporting of club “Recommendation two of and 6:80 to 8 pjn. and private to go to college, but finding a nor for insertion of name students and to discuss coUege a similar one was made Mr. Give Nationally Famous st and women’s news and she be our special audit repoi’t .. .sug rooms -where they are 10 a.m. college may be more difficult.” Fortin. No action pro or con has GIFTS! Funerals Judge Sentenced “Goldwater” on Christm as March 1 gan the long career which mMe entrance problems with stu gests that improvements be cards sent out by governor. . . . to 8 pjn. Visitors are requested "You have to decide, on the been given, thus the business her one o f tte paper’s chief BRIDGEPORT (AP)-Former dents and parents.” Circuit Court Judge John Allen made in recording actual hours Italian parliament fails to not to smoke in patients’ rooms. basis of the requirements as mens league which was origin links with'its readers. George F. Sullivan worked by each employe. The No more than two vlsitora at Held in Cruelty Charge O'Connor Jr., 43, of Norwalk, name president on fifth ballot. listed In the catalogue of the John P. Stevenson, 48, of ally scheduled to start Monday Her principal Job originally VERNON — The funeral of Recreation Department head is one time per patient. college of your choice, what Nov. 23, has not started yet. George F. Sullivan of Dobson was today given a suspended . , . Pope Paul VI receives 62 Warren Ave., was arrested yes was to write a column called six-month jail term for indecent presently taking steps to rec American priests, telling them Ck>U^ Board Examinations There were 80 men representing "This and ’That in Feminine Rd. was held this morning from tify this situation.” Patients Today: 267 your child will take.” Pope not terday by warrant issued from 8 teams ready to play. Just the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, as.sault committed on a 20-year- they must meet the challenge Circuit Court 12. He is cluuged Lore” and to solicit advertising ADMITTED) YESTERDAY: ed that their are three types think of all the heat that was 225 Main St.. Manchester, with old youth last Oct. 16 in West- (Since the audit was prepar of the modem world by making in conjunction with it. "The Brian Daughty, 136 Pine St.; of exams, the Scholastic Apti with cruelty to animals, and saved. ’The fee increase was a Mass of requiem at Sacred port. ed the recreation department their lives “beacons for all men Vernon Police said the com Inquirer,” which now appears Superior Court Judge Ray has been combined ^ t h the to follow.” . . . Federal attor Laurie Ellis, Thompsonvllle; tude Test, the Achievement from $2.50 to $5.00. Officials in each Wednesday’s paper, is Heart Church, Vernon. ’The Rev. plaint was filed by the <3onnec- mond J. Devlin told O’Connor park department.) ney argues before Georgia ap Michael Goldsnlder, RFD 2, Tests, and the Writing Sample. are paid $6.00 for junior high, the successor to that column. J. Ralph Kelley was the cele Bolton; Michael GugUelmlno, “The preliminary Scholastic tlcut Humane Society concern $8.00 for high school j-v games brant. Charles Robbins was that he thought that he had been The auditors note that they pellate court that Justice De ing the health of two horses on Mrs. Taylor’s reporting du “ punished enough,” but remind partment has the right to re RFD 2, Bolton: James Kimball, Aptitude Test is offered to stu and at least $14.00 for high GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES distributed one payroll to the ties broadened gradually. For soloist and Miss Carole Joensuu 184 Hackmatack St.; John dents in October of their Junior the Stevenson property. school varsity games so the re was organist. Burial was in St. ed him that he h£us a “ serious recreation employes and slgpia- fuse to prosecute charges Stevenson posted $500 bond decades she was the chief medical problem.” tures of the employes were ob brought by grand jury. . . . Muny, 37 Edward St.; Miss and senior years. In this age o f quest was not out of line. (4) A chronicler of human evenU in Bridget’s Cemetery. Manches Glzelle Nagy, Stafford Springs; testing, we urge that students for court appearance in Rock No probation was g;lven by the tained in receipt "The sigrna- request to have the Santa Manchester, the births, deaths, ter. Miss Diane Rau, Glastonbury; take these tests for practice.” ville Dec. 29. He was arrested court in the sentence. tures appeared to be In order,” C3aus suit cleaned and a new marrlsiges, social triumphs. She Bearers were Andrew Bolas- building lacks adequate vault Miss Alice St. Louis, Upper He added that the tests do not by Lt. Edwin R. Carlson. the report says. set of whiskers purchased was achieved a directness of com vich, Robert Barton Jr., Robert facilities. Butcher Rd., Rockville; Frank not acted upon and at the last munication with readers which Barton Sr. and William Lan- In general, the report states, This criticism was also voiced Vignone, 303 Burnham St.; report Santa opened with a today metropolitan journalism gwi- Holiday Program "There appeared to be no loose in the 1962-63 town audit. Charles Gubbels, 39 Bluefield dirty suit and snarled whiskers or Improper methods int the CUBIC is striving by sophisticated Among the suggestions of Dr.; Mrs. Doris Beclcwlth, 111 at the workshop. Mrs. Mary Howe Hedrick handling of cash” in the vari methods to recapture. Given at School fered in the pre-vlous year’s Walker St.; Mrs. Mamie Be- These represent only a few of FXineral services for Mrs. ous town departments. audit and subsequently adopted lalr, 713 E. Middle Tpke.; In her later years at The Mary Howe Hedrick of Lom the problems that exist but are Herald, Mrs. Taylor provided a The report also notes in the by the town were the follow George Gibson, 269 W. (j^ te r reprsentativo of the difficulties bard, ni., fiormerly of Manches The parents almost outnum "Comments” section that some ing: St.; Michael Wendus, 41 Range valuable link to the town’s past bered the children at the Ver- our recreation employes face in ter, were held this morning at specific criticism leveled in last 1. A recommendation that Hill Dr., Rockville: Mrs. Helene Though she never fell behind Watkins-West Funeral Home, planck Elementary School attempting to pierform their the pace of Manchester as a big yea'-’s report have been met. the town treasurer sign and is Martin, 430 Broad St.; Mrs. jobs. How long could you re 142 E. Center St. ’The Rev. Christmas a.ssembly this after U^der the “Recommenda Pauline Raum, East Hartford; I X / l o g i ’^ REFRIGERATOR town, she recalled vividly much noon. sue all town checks. main efficient your work if Clifford O. Sknpoon of Center tions” section, the report sug 2. A recommendation that the Mrs. Kathleen Carlson, Storrs; of its social and genealogical Congregational Church offici your employer showed the same history and remained sym After a welcome by Susan gests four changes in town pro town compile a deUlied list of Robert Vlolette, 5 9 8 Center ated. Frederic Werner was or concern for your ijequests and pathetic to readers with ties to DiCiocclo, Grade 4, the various cedures. fixed assets and personal prop St.; RaJph Keating, South ganist. Burial was In East Cem problems? We as taxpayers an earlier Manchester. grades presented colorful ver The most far-reaching is a erty. The Ust is now boing com- Windsor. never before...such should ask ourselves some ques WITH Her writing, in the idiom of etery. sions in tableau and song of proposal that the town change pUed, according to the report a d m i t t e d TODAY: Mary tions such as: (1) Does the Bearers wore friends of the leas hurried age, was sometimes how Christmas is celebrated in its pay schedule. ann Delaney, 139 Benton St.; Town Manager really represent famtiy. Also submitted today was an the envy of reporters trained different lands. Rita Bums, At present, the report says, Mrs. Florence Sprague, RFD 1, svery facet of otir town govern Grade 1, told the story of the audit of the school cafeteria, thrilling sound from a In newer schoola employes are paid on the Fri student and special activities Bolton. ment? His statement concern First Christmas Tree. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Mrs. Taylor did not confine day of each two-week work pe funds. ing the closing of the buildings Fight B rewing Some of the participants and riod. The report states the fiinds’ daughter to Mr- and Mrs. certainly showed concern for FULL WIDTH FREEZER her energies to newspapering. Charles Sabla Jr., 9 S. Haw countries in the progrEim were In order to prepare the pay records were “fairly well main STEREO PORTABLE the people who pay his salary She was expecially active in the thorne St.; a son to Mr. and Soroptimist Club until her retire Susan Moreau, Grade 4, Christ rolls in time, town department tained, and information (was) and use the facilities. In e.ssence RANGE For GOP Lead Mrs. Richard Willoughby, 78 mas in Sweden; Carleen Bafu- heads must authorize the pay readily available.” he said, if we had to close the ment from public life, and was Harlan St.; a son to Mr. and mo, John Herdlc, Patricia Lon- ment of a payroll of any given Both audit reports, totaling ..the magnificent gift that keeps on giving buildlng.s we would save some a charter member and a past (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Alvin SiMa, 1087 Main president of that organization. go, Mark Brendel, Robert Brin- two-week period on the Monday about 140 pages, are available heat. (2) Was Jim Herdic the WITH damour, Raymond Finley, Au of the second week. Thus, an St. scapegoat and sacrifice for the She was also long active in at the Town Clerk’s office BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Goodell and Griffin Indicated drey Maxwell, Ronald Lanzano, employe’s pay is approved and Idols at the Town Hall? I still the Republican Woman’s Club (joples will be sent to the town’s Mr. and Mrs. James Muldow- STORAOE DRAWER they wflll do their best to get an Marilyn Jacobson and Gerry the payroll computed before he- wonder why Mr. Herdic was al and for many years handled the early commitment from Ford. directors. ney, Hebron Rd., Andover; a club’s publicity. Santana, all of Grade 5, Christ has finished working out the uses Space-Age lowed to remain In his job for i “I think we’ll have a candi mas in England; James Har pay period. son to Mr. and Mrs. Armond such a long time doing what we She was a past president of date by early next week,’’ said Thlbeault, 184 Center St. Sofid State Circuitry the Woman’s Benefit Association ney, Leonard Kanehly and ■To certify that an employe Hillta all thought to be an excellent Griffin. Asked what would hap DISCHARGED YESTER and the Manchester Garden Craig Steely, all of Grade 3, is on the job for five days in X lU U Sem ilU n iU lS ...N O TUBESI job, and then all of sudden, his Prices pen to the dump-Halleck cam Christmas in Holland. I advance is poor payroll pro DAY: Fleur Thlbeault, 184 work was found not to be up to Club. She was an honorary paign if they didn’t, Griffin Christmas in Mexico was cedure,” the report says. | Simplicity Is a good rule of Center S t; Daniel Wright, 14)7 par. How come this situation . member of Ever Ready Circle shrugged. School St.; George Jones Jr., done by Jonathan Wood, Grade The report suggests that the . thumb when buying pearls for was allowed to go on for such ' \ $ of King’s Daughters. Manches The only other Republican 112 N. Elm St.; Sandra Ryan, Sfarf Af ! 6; Christmas in Austria, by town "explore the possibility of teens. A single-strand debutante S long time? (3) Why was Mr. ter Green PTA, Manchester mentioned as a possible foe of 53 Strickland St.; Carlos Hol Kevin Yorgenson, Grade 2. a gradual changeover from the necklace of graduated pearls is A f . Murphey appointed head of the WATES, Manchester Women’s Halleck has been Rep. Melvin comb, Stafford Springs; WU- Club and the Cosmopolitan Club. Joan Slattery, kindergarten, present system to a system the best selection. It’s a style recreation department so quick R. Laird of Wisconsin. He is a appeared in the Nativity. liam Wilson, 58 Jensen St.; ly? Did he have to take a test In her early teens she be good friend of Ford and has whereby all employes are paid tliat’s always in fashion and can 'The program was coordinat Mra Rose Berk,-Hebron; Mrs. to qualify ? Why as liead has he Spacious fast heating came a member of Second Con held back as long as Ford ap bi-weekly will eventually be be worn later with other neck EUla Crouse, 106 Ridge St.; rot taken the time to visit and gregational Church and its pears interested. But Laird is ed by Mrs. Joan Rogers and paid for a period already laces. master oven and broiler. Miss Dorothy Zeno. Louis Dolln, Keeney Dr.; Mrs. talk to hla new employes and young people’s society. She believed willing to make the worked rather than one not yet Barbara Woods, 4M N. Main Pushbutton controls, taught Sunday School, and for fight if Ford doesn't. completed.” Both you and your feet will be discuss their problems with 2 flex-grid ice tray$ and chiller trays, 3 cabi St.; Mrs. Pauline Mlley and them ? What are hU quallfica- 10 years she served as clerk of Goodell and Griffin Wfarmed Third from Farms Other recommendations In- happier if you treat the tootsies daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. net shelves, (2 adjustable), porcelain vege convenient appliance the church, the first woman to up for the present fight by dude the following: j to a good foot bath every day. tlon.s for the job besides his Diane Small and daughter, 62 known administrative talents? Take up to outlet. Hi-speed Calrod bold the post. stage-managing a successful 1. The now defunct parking After soaking in warm water, table drawers, butter compartment, 2 egg TEL AVIV — Israel’s farm Bissell St.; Mrs. Lillian Fick Is he the best man for the jo b ' Mrs. Taylor was born in minor revolt two years ago that output now runs about $400,- meter fund contained about smooth calluses with a well and daughter, 38 Prospect St., shelves holds 20 eggs . . . bottom shelf holds units. Storage drawer. $10,000 at the end of the fi.scal soaped pumice stone. Do not cut Ireland, daughter of William dumped an old-line Halleck lieu 000,000 a year. The high-value Rockville. We as taxpayers may not year. The money .should be calluses. Long-neglected calluses consider the problems of our V2 gallon milk containers and tall bottles. R. Shaw iind Mary Wilson tenant, Rep. Charles B. Hoeven cash crops are frujt.s. vege DISCHARGED TOD AY: Shaw. She came to Manchester of Iowa, as chairman of the tables, peanuts, milk, eggs, and transferred to the General call for special attention. Try recreation department to be im Dial defrost, gleaming white finish. Protec as a child. House Republican conference poultry. Farm exports in recent Fund, providing it is no lonsrer massaging U"itm with a salad oil- Keith Cook, Ellington: Lorraine portant b\it remember you are Her husband died in 1943. and put Ford in the job. At the years have run near $75,000,- needed in the parking meter and-soap paste before using the Bailey, 18 Knox St.; Lucille paying for it and have evajy tive door stop helps prevent bumping and account. pumice. Bad calluses may take Johnston, Hunter Rd., Rock- right to demand that it be run 3 YEARS TO PAY Buy On Long Easy Terms! She is survived by two sons, time it was freely predicted 000—about a third of all ex damage. Allan ’Taylor of 50 Gardner St. Halleck would be their next tar ports. Auditor Robert Macri ex two or three weeks of daily at- ^ ville; Gall Parrish, 64 Wedge- efficiently and that your inter and Russell Taylor of 162 Green get. plained to The Herald that the tention before they disappear, wood Dr.; Eugene Morgan, Box ests are up held. At present the Rd.; three grandchildren and Goodell, 38, and Griffin, 41, GUEVARA DEPARTS funds should be put in the Gen Once controlled, get rid of 163, Bolton; Mrs. Angeline $ 1 3 9 9 0 only people who have been con one great-grtindchild. are two of the younger House GANDER, Nfld. (API — A eral Fund since they were col sources of Irritation such as Richmond, 95 Chambers St.; only cerned have been the recreation Funeral services will be held Republicans and their aim in Soviet airliner took off from lected from parking meters lo loose stockings and ill-fitting,^ Mrs. Joan Snyder, Wapplng; employes and their patience with shoes. Roy Warren, 127 Princeton St.; VQU tlSHkT sAflM uJflM XEkl V 6M tiSjCkR tiOkt tMkR I t f U Monday at 10 a.m. at Watkins- the earlier revolt and the one here early today carrying Cu cated in the town a.i a whole. Model IP243, in your choice o f town hall apathy is rapidly The alternative the town ------Joseph Poggie,. 49 Neill Rd„ West Funeral Home, 142 E. they are trying to brew now is ban indu.stry minister Ernesto four beautiful colors: Frost White, dwindling. 1 ask each and every Center St., with the Rev. Felix to get a hearing for fresh ideas •should not choose is to turn the Your stocking supply will last Rockville: Henry Glode, 1715 Guevara across the Atlantic. Honey Beige, Pearl Gray or Black. one of you to take an Intersl, Davis of Second Congregation and expand the leadership op Although only the interim des funds over to the special taxing a good deal longer if you buy Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Judith cur town’s internal problems al Church officiating. Burial portunities for younger mem tination of Shannon, Ireland, district, which provides park- your hose a dozen pair at a Monahan and daughter, 33 Hol are rapidly approaching major AUTOMATIC CLOTRES will be in East Cemetery. bers In the face of the seniority could be learned from the crew, ing revenues to only a limited time, all in the same color. You lister St.; Mrs. Phoebe Baker proportions, There are no calling hours. system that rewards the party a Havana radio broadcast, mon portion of the downtown area. | won’t have to throw out the and son, East Hartford. SUCH A VAST IMPROVEMENT IN THE RE-CREATION “A Disgusted Taxpayer’’ The family suggests that in elders. Halleck is 64. 2. The town should invest!- strays when you rip one stock- itored in Miami, Fla., said Gue OF MUSIC .. .YOU MUST HEAR IT TO BELIEVE IT I lieu of sending flowers, friends vara is en route to Algeria. He gate the possibility of using the FORMER CABDS GATHER may contribute to the Memorial STICKUP BAC9LLASH will visit President Ahmed Ben board of education’s computer ; ------HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) — The solid state components (guaranteed 5 years) pro Fund of Second Congregation NEW YORK (AP) - The Bella and tour the country to bank to handle town account-' The shift dress has brought Three former members of the al Church. Manufacturers Hanover Trust bring himself up to date on the ing records. At present, the re- with it two distinct necklace St. Louis Cardinals had a lot vide ten times the efficiency of comparable tube sets Co. is $5 richer today because a Algerian revolution. port says, many of the town’s lengths — the long one that is in common when they met in ... no damaging chassis heat— no trouble! Closed, it Roy K. Waldo man tried to rob one of its Man There was speculation earlier records are still being main attractive on a, high or round the lobby of the hotel hous WASHERS looks like beautiful slim fine luggage. Opened, It brings TOLLAND — Roy Kenneth hattan banks. of a pos.sible <3uban-Soviet diplo tained by hand. collar and the choker that adds ing baselmirs winter meetings. MANCHESTER Waldo, 69. of Torry Rd., died The would-be robber put a $6 matic meeting here. 3. Various departments main so much to the boat shape neck They were ex-Cardinal pitcher you a new world of thrilling music. Powerful stereo early this morning at his home. bill on the coiinter of teller An airport spokesman said taining current financial rec line. and C3oach Howie Pellet, ex- amplifier, four ^ e ake rs—6" x 9* oval plus 3" in each PARKADE He was born in Tolland on Agnes De Martini Thursday and the crew refused to disclose its ords should provide a fireproof Card third base Coach Vern stereo channel. And, the fabulous Micromatic Playec May 26, 1895, son of the late handed her a note reading: final destination. storage place for them until Beat the freeze. Fill in brok Ben.son and ex-Card manager Wilbur and Martha Hale Waldo. “ This Is a stickup. Give me all A party of eight and a crew of they can be transferred to the en steps, cracks In the drive Solly Hemus. Pollet will coach lets your records last a lifetime! Carry-in service guar OPEN EVES. TO 9 Ho lived in Tolland all his life. the money. Don't try to be a 12 were aboard the jetliner that storage vault. way or sidewalk and terrace the Houston pitchers next sea anteed 1 year. He was employed by the State hero.” brought Guevara here, airport Such records are now main now. Patching keeps cement son. Benson will alternate as a High Department at Willington “ Stickup!” screamed Miss be officials said. He arrived after tained in the controller’s and and mortar cracks from wdd- Yankee third base coach wrlth Only from MagasTox—because the exclusive SLEEP GUARD for more than 25 years, retiring Martini. attending a United Nations treasurer’s offices in the old enlng as water collects In the Frank Crosettl. and Hemus will Micromatic Record Player banishes discernible in 1960, He was a veteran of The robber fled, minus )iis $6. meeting in New York. Hall of Records building. The i gaps and freeze. be back coaching Cleveland. record and stylus wear—the Diamond Stylna k GREAT goaraateed 10 yean. 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Who HEADQUARTERS dl's, but whether we want to go. to plead tor a role for his boy In waa Bruno Lynch? Oeorge 8e he igh chool orld HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Mon T H S W B f HAL BOTLB ey buys happiness," Oeorge Se And when we do, we can look at "InviUtlon to a Ounflghter". . . g»l. > JI»W YORK (AP) — There Is the left side of the menu first." . If Oeorge hadn't been at a par Bruno and his bunch moved • Elaefric W ofcliM VOL. XXIX, No. 18 Friday, December 18 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Jbycb-Don, Faculty Advisor a widespread belief that the gal says with refreshing candor Oeorge Segal Is a happy ac ty where he met Robert Oohn, on to Columbia University, then most Importsmt langua^ In the as he surveys the most impor tor, and no wonder. His SOth I»oducer of "The New Intems". the leader dropped out for a COM! 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MANCHBBTiak, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE TilE WOOfiFf FlMMlt u m M a m m BY R0U80N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE British Guiana Race Tension Mars Yule f o m m Ocean Trip Tonight C O E O ^ N I I I n a e r y ic e By ROBERT BERREU.EZ Wfoars that racial rivalries have<»blame the f^egro leader for ra-^have nothing to fear.” Many * gone______a.beyond ■ 'political «*A* a control. A e cial _s_< triolence i_« at-l—this year. ^ otherssahkamaam aremwsA atlllrnddl mwhmiBimkaAeata4«*m apprehanatve. . 'c'M OsJ.'^^iurr MS AT v m l wirtw Acaon 40Ut. qglOROBTOWN, Britlah Gui End adv for Fri Pms Ded« IB. ARTHUR RRIf !■» ■ b 6>i _ _ 410m tilM Recant alaotiona In which the Jagan also la hopeful of lead WUAT-BP VOO «tOP- 1 r ~ 0 R8AK AN'» ALU 3W-SAW ^ lSrtl«f »**« ana (AP) — Santa Claus usually British govartunent vested so ing sugar workers, predomi S B [ H a («T/-*nPorzL 6 pan* in 1 tn y llil.------44AuricU Television arrlvaa 00 a M cycla In Britlah much hope for peace In. tale nantly of Indian descent. Into an Fleet Uawnips Radio T l o x t i ' LA«T MALF < \1 WI* HOOSB. AN' dICaptain Kidd, stricken colony, resulted In the early strike through atydimand UMaKnUM tor inatanen LOVieVILUB, 1^ . (AP) - 8:00 Bis 8 Tbeatar h *--00 (t Qulana. TO «i?Mn ^ TW both OF lA WHSNI tfCT THAU) , News There era no fireplaces In change of government the Brit for pay increases. T GUARDAMAR, Spain ^ ,The: II Air (comb, dtOraat Ckn.uttitwtPiBe^^ folk ainf- 1 Haste Stow .. 40)Tha Parmer's Dauirife I n ) I >Nrm HIM YJP'U. * tIPart 9t tropical Georgetown. Children ish and the Unitad States de- Burnham It confident of win United States Navy la pulling ^ 1 BACH OTHBH UHCI/AIL HAVS A LOT OF farm) ers .tumeent ' fai Mack loo- lafo) h S ^ airad — Marxist leader Cheddi LIKB A ^ MCenUMnt andant Otmm tarda 0o8M«y fha fneasaya of 53*) Top 8t Pius Om 1:10 (18) Subsertnttoa TV hang a hopeful sock by their ning m an y Indians to hi| side. an Immense radio station out of A BAR6AIN COUNTBRJI fun P O f K t H ' MSallora ' 34) T^ps to_ Paper , ' ( a i3 ) Tha atatcrtalners JM sn is out of power. PB E TZeu/j I t — 8m Ohrtat? beds. Bicycles seem almost to He has pledged a "consultative m othballs — 12 yea rs In atorage KEITH’S OF SHIKT*/^ NB)Or MONTH, PUT- STExiatanea ' SO) Barly Bhow (8-40-40) Addams Ftolly, 'iRe United States had feared ITPoUih city (40) Laramie (10-31^) Bob Rope Special outnumber people. At night, democracy” In close contact on — to furnish long-range fleet K: (iGK U' TINO HiMTOeCTHEP UFkhheok It Frigid ▲ group at fha Loularllla that Jagan ultimately would try VARIETY i t MAdvantagn Preal■b^rUm ‘ ‘ TheploKlcal Sami 8) News Bporta. Weather . (10) URI Basketballl their feeble handlebar lamps all issues with the leaders of all communications. Tite 600-kilo AOAIN/ fMteacr 80 Qiycaryl tatai* ...... dlTkoainal M b 8:80 (34) The Open Mind look like bobbing, weaving to let up a Oaatro-type regime. religious and ethnic groups in watt transmitter will scan the NEWS SHOP AS SOON AS 1 t h a w OUT j It Ship's Utcbw naryY Oilblu no. p) Boatley-BrlBkler ■ (8-30-40) Valentine’s Day THATU. AAAKS 81 Aitkaran Indian lOLntaral porttoa AlHMlsik warn a fe Hew glowworms on parade. It Is understood to have urged the colony. Mediterranean from this coastal My HANPS I'M GONNA aiRubbw trM Folk dtifing, modem danca i:K ( M l) Otomer Pyle. USliO VOU WORK ItKlBiof Jndili 83 Brink UMisty (a30-4U) 13 O Clock HUtb Christmas carolers carrying the Britieh Into second thoughts Some Indians are saying "We city. DEPOT SqUAU JBTTART ON TH' OARAGE! derbwiTAnUta aad-iadividual and choral raad- __.ai Seemity (31-80) Jack Benny A FASTER! > il fV NUAABER OF WOMEN STUDE^ IN LAST' BOTH FAIRWAYS ,,# l ^ I BITERING CLASS... FIVE. PIPE OPEN EVERY Q DOWN TWD FROM TRAC-TEAM THE YEAR BEFORE.. NIGHT riH 9 THE to Christmas. . . GALLERY MORTY MEEK! BY DICK CAVAILl YOUR CHOICE OF TOBACCO WITH BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FREE EACH PIPE PURCHASED we ARS ALL B«7THa2© THATAAAYBe BUT Dw 6 U0 5 0 LADI <20 T IffHEM, APPR0ACHIH6 AH tXRESSWAY... AT A RED U6HT, HE STARTS TO STOP. OBVIOUSLV, SOMCONES EVERYTHIH6 SEEMS , LVSlOec THeeWN.r' MY 6 k:iN I N f f T E A D C F HI6 . ■nWIHS TO 6ET ME. OKAY. GREAT CUNS.' I'VE 60T MARLOWS SETTER CHECK MV CAR 10 BRAKES.71 OPEN w e s t o w m FOR HIPREH BKPtOStVES., WW PHARMACY EVERY V NIGHT tin 459 HARTFORD RD,, MANCHESTER j S?V1 WHATEVER CNMLLIDOC . 7 - Christmas Trees | CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ' K MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD k BEAUTIFUL § WAIT.. aOOO MORNING. OLD MY SCOTCH p in e S SIR/ THIS WSBMPTY AND ft BUILDING . GIVES MEH BALSAM TREES . WreatlM Boughs Advent Wreaths Cemetery Baskets Life Size Weatherproof SANTA Door Sprays. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS Ready To Display Outdoors or Indoors MR. ABER N ATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BEAUTIFUL 2 There's a job for the Ariens TRAC-TEAM . . * the POINSEHIAS TREE ORNAMENTS .J single power uniUwith a selaction of seasonal attach- Gay Yuletrd'e decoration for lawn, p<)rch, roof or $ C 9 S ‘ SHE SHUNS AAB ON.THE SMnts to throw snow, vacuum lawns, cut grass. Sap WHERE'S MV STREET AND WHEN I From Around 2 indoors. Nothing to trace paste or paintv— Budget 7 GIAUTIFUL. SHORT STEM— 3 FLOWER— $3.95 The WorM N | a damonstratkNi todiqr. CALL HER ON THE WHAT eRIDE-TO-eE ? Priced. PHONESHE HANQS UP* > AAAI 60IN 0 J O H N B . U W SO APE CAPITOL WHITHAM NURSERY Equiponnt Ct., Inc. "GROW WITH US” „ RT. B. BOLlON->-4M0 YDS. FROM BOLTON NOTOH4-d4S-78M 38 BIAIN s t r e e t —MANCHESTER i OPEN A40NDAY - PRJDAY 9 A.M. M • F ^ • PHONE 2643-7958 • t e t . s n d B u r . t AAL-6 PJH. ‘T O SERVICE W H A T T O SELL!*^ Vf/m aadwesNrmrrjrfCi ■r'titfa ' f •X. . ’Wh.- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1964 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ''#JMBB| iF W W llM toU B ICANCHKSTE8 IVEMINQ RBSALD. If^N C ^T E S . OONN^ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1964 - Id*" i^tf 1 ' I. II -...-■ jii-. ■ ^I'l' I, THE Whole Season Wrapped Up in One Game Herald Angle League Play Headlines Hoop Schedule E A R L Y O S T _ High, East Pats Hold Collects One Title, ■porta Bdltar . Indoor Track Out at MHS HUNTING Room for One Only Both Seek Wide Edge Points for Another Notea from the Little Black Book . an d Newest members of the Advisory Park and Recrea Due to Lack of Facilities Over Bills tion Commission are Henry (Hank) McCann and Jim Second W in N E W YORK (A P )— M att SneO, the fine fullback e f Murray^ both for years associated with sports in Maii- Unfortunate C i r C U m-'^P’^P^'fly trained for thelr^on, cutting out the square cor- BOSTON (AP) — The FISHING the New York Jeta, collected one title today— Rofdde of chester. McCann ranks as one of the town's best bas By PETE ZANARDI the Year— and aimed for another. stances have forced Man events,’’ Phinney wrote. “Man ners of school hall'-vays. whole season will be wrap CHEESE 8AI.M10N EGOS ketball players, during the era when high scores were L e a fir u competition chester has had a fine record The dropping of Indoor trick *T'd like to get that groundgaining title/' Sndl said. chester Hififh Track* Coach ped up in one game for two Salmon eggs are good trout out of the question. The West Side resident performed hifirhlights schoolboy bas for over 30 years In Indoor 1s likely to hurt spring perform teams Sunday when the bait but hard to keep on a hook. "I'm behind right now, but you never know— one good with a number o f local end area<&------ketball action tonight. Tive Paul Phinney to sufirgest to track. Under these conditions ances. Although it Is regarded Roll a small bail of orange-col run and I'll be right in the race." hoop .quads and also played I (jhamplonshlp 1. lUt- Principal Ray Rogers the we are not letting the contest as an Individual sport at Man r Buffalo Bills and the Bos baseball. Murray, who waa of eight games figure in ant be proper representatives o t chester High. Its direct aim is ored cheese and put it on the Snell, a 8-foot-S, 316-pounder ed to be played at the Manches the standings of four dropping of indoor track for ton Patriots meet for the hook. Stays on like glue and from Ohio State who wa* the named secretary of the com the 1664-65 academic year. M.HB." preparation for spring compe mission, is well qualified. He ter Country Qub July 27-31. tition and becomes ■vital If the championship of the East trout will take It almost as read object of some ipirlted Mddiitg Widdy Neale, secretary of the leagues. Possible Sohitioii has, in the past, served as sec Manchester (1-0) seeks an Phinney reported that the ad Indians are to meet other ern Division in the Ameri ily. Mays Wins between the Jeta of .the Ameri Connecticut State Golf As retary of the baseball, basketT other OCIL ■victory at Windham vent of the (jommunlty College As a possible solution to the schools on equal footing. PLUCK DUCKS can Football Eieague and the sociation, made the announce can Football League. ball and soccer boards. Ibe lo tonight to go along with Its made practice in the hall Impos problem. Phinney recommends The sport has a place in the Feathers come off ducks long-established New York ment . . . New England Sports ’The winner will oppose San cal mam waa also a fine player 68-44 conquest of Hall Tues sible. Until last year the track the building of a broad track athletic budget and about 25 Diego's Western champions for quickly and cleaner If you'll dip Slug Title Qiantc of the National League, men’s Show will be held Jan. squad used the second floor cor ■aid being niuned AFL Rookie In all three aporta during hia day. 'Windham is looking for its next to the police building on boys have shown interest in the league title, Saturday, Dec. them in a bucket of hot water younger days. McCann wlU 23-31 ait Boston’s Common ridors. E. Middle Tpke. Located here laced with a half-cup of deter of the Year "proved I made the first mark in the win column, Joining the squad. 38. chairman the commission. wealth Armory . . . Several losing iU opener to Bristol Driving to Trinity, Wesleyan, it would be of ad'vantage to the The tradition Manchester has gent. Breaks the natural oil In National best choice with the Jets.” local bowling league secre The Patriots have been picked • e « Central 80-M. Action beglna at UCotm or the Hartford Armory officers and Tiling Jr. High as in track could be damag(ed and seal, keeps feathers from blow *Tve always felt I did the taries have forwarded high as 214-point favorites by the 3. for practice is not feasible and well a.s Manchester High. first wnmlng)8 are already ap ing all over. ri| ^ thing,” he said, "but being scores of their members Imt odds-makers, primarily because dNCKNNA'n (AP) — Willi* Here ’n There Waterford High comes to practice on the parking lots has Phinney pointed out that parent Last year, the first in named the No. 1 rookie cinchee fail to note the name of the the game will be at Boston's FLOODED MOTOR Mays, San Francisco’s hard-hit John Golden, Herald sports town to test the strength of a strong chance of spills from such a track could be a town which hallways were off limits It. I ’m real thrilled. When you league. These scores are then Fenway Park and because the ■When your motor floods and ting outfielder, captured the correspondent at East Catholic East Catholic (1-0) tonight at 8 sand. Also, the ameslte Is hard project in honor of former to nuuiers, was the first in re Patriots defeated the Bills 38-28 won’t sts^t, disconnect fuel line National League slugging cham think of all the good rookies in filed—in the waste basket—af our league this year, It ie an High, haa been accepted at Holy in a non-league battle. ITie and conducive to .shin splints. coach Pete Wigren. It would be cent memory that a Manchester in their Nov. 16 meeting. and turn the engine over sev pionship for tee f o u ^ time last Cross College.. Ken Lowd, for ter a wait of several days . . . Eagles flew past Glastonbury ‘It Is not fair to the boys to easier to clear after a snow boy failed to place in the State honor to be No. 1.” Wayne Hardin, Navy coach, One of the game’s highlights eral times' Often this will season, the. official averages mer Mandhester High basket 79-56 Tuesday afternoon while enter them unless they are storm and better to work out Indoor track finals. pump gas out of carburetor and With one game to go, Snell will be the meeting of Gino Cap- disclosed today. ball player, is now teaching in whistling In the dark, claims Waterford lost' to Tolman R.I. pellettt, chosen the league’s the next pull will start it with Mays finished with a .807 has 842 yards on 199 carries. Roger Staubach Is a better That’s second to Buffalo’s Cook tbe Bloomfield school system.. in Its last outing. most valuable player, and fuel line attached. mark on 361 total bases in 088 Hal Turkingrton, city editor of quarterback tiian Johrmy Uni- Hope to Snap Jinx Cookie Gilchrist, the hard- times at bat. The Giants’ star ie Gilchrist for the league meh- tae of the (jolts . . . Elmer ing title. Cookie has 920 yards. The Herald, -will •view two post Cheney Coach John Kleis charging Buffalo fullback whom also won the title In 1964, 1966 season football geunes over the Swanson, cross country coach hopes the theory, "bad things Sports Viewing Warriors in Trouble Again some felt was more valuable to "That would be another and 1057. holidays ■when in California at Wesleyan University, la a come In threes" holds true his team. thrill,” Snell said, "winning the Eastern League baseball play Young Louis Mays collected 21 _ doubles, while winter ■vacationing. He this afternoon in Middletown SATURDAY The last time the two players nine triples and a league-lead rushing title. I ’ll give tt all I er . . . Watching National has tickets for both the Rose against Vinal Tech. A victory 12:30 ( 8) Uberty Bowl At Box Office and on Court clashed in a head-to-head show ing 47 homers among 179 hits in have next Sunday.’ ’ Football League quarterbacks, Bowl game Jan. 1 between Ore will stop a three-game losing 3:30 ( 8) Bluebonnet Bowl down, Cappellettl vas on top, 1984. He also extended two The Jets meet Kansas City in and receivers, pick Alan Webb Unlike Dad, gon and Michigan and the Elast- streak for the Rangers (3). 4:00 ( 8) NFL — Count catching three touchdown pass records, highest career slugging their season windup Sunday, apart during the^ last few SAN FTIANCISOO — (NEA)Aed his college baR.at nearby St. es, kicking three conversions while Buffalo battles Boston for West Shrine gam e Jan. 2 at Ke- ■Vinal has lost both games this down to Kickoff average, .589, and most consec zar Stadium.. Pity the poor weeks it’s almost certain the year. For a while— at the end of Mary’s, agrees with Haiinum and grabbing a two-point con the Eastern Division title. former local halfback ie on the (80) C3iamplonshlp that it ■wlU take time to influ No Fighter utive years, 300 or more total New York Jets, like their New Defending conference champs lajt seaeon— the San Francisco version pSLSS. Snell made a runaway of the Bowling ence the San F*rancisco fans. bases, 11. York Shea Stadium co-tenants, way out as a New York Giant Coventry (2-1) hopes to tuck Boston, 10-2-1, must win Sun Ron Santo of the Chicago voting for AFL rookie. He got defensive back. The former 6:00 ( 3) Race of the Week Warrior* thought they finally BOSTON (AP) — It’s his size the Mets, they can’t win on the another Charter Oak victory "They ha'ven’t even giirien the day to capture the title. Buffalo, Cubs was second in slugging 16 of the 24 votes cast by sports prison director of athletics is 5:30 (30) NBC Sports Spe had northern California basket that hits you first when you road. The American Football away tonight at Rocky Hill. pros half a chance yet,’’, said 11-2-0, cam win with either a vic average with .664. He was fol writer and sportscasters from one of the nicer guys to come cial ball fans educated to profes meet him. But by the time you the eight league cities. League entry haa yet to ■win Coach DeGregorio’s Patriots sional play. Meschery. “Heck, when the Cal tory or a tie. lowed by Richie Allen of Phila down the pike In years and (18) Boston Patriots or San EYanctsco teams used to Patriots' Coach Mike Holovak depart, you are so impressed Runner-up was Sid Blanks, the away from New York.. Alan have sprung back from a de SUNDAY The Warriors finWhed fast delphia .657, Rico Carty of Mil Putz, outstanding Rockville shouldn’t have too much trou' feat In the season’s opener to slow down, it -was for 30 min believes the back-to-the-wall with the personable, young man Houston back from Texas A A I hie getting located In another 2:00 ( 8) AFL — Boston to win the Western Division waukee .564, Frank Robinson, High athlete, has made the roll over E. O. Smith and Avon. utes/ 'When ■«»« slow down, it’s situation g iv es his team a slight named Joe Louis Barrow Jr. with six votes. Mack Lee Hill, form of employment V * . Buffalo title in the National Basketball you’ve already forgotten the Cincinnati .6^, Orlando Cepda, honor roll. Director of Athletics StUl looking for Its first vic for 23 seconds. psychological edge. SBun Francisco .689, Billy Wil Kansas City fullback, and Association. Holovak teams have never dimensions. George (Butch) Hyrd, Buffalo John Canavari reportq^. tory, Rhom (0-2) must stop vis “Then you ha've this oonatant liams, Oiicago .532 and Hank iting Bacon Academy tonight This year, ■with Wilt Cham comparison 'with Wilt and BUI lost to Coach Lou Saban of the Young Barrow, or Louis as Aaron, Milwaukee .514. defensive back, got one vote HEY, WAIT FOR ME! — Rangy Carl Hohenthal, berlain missing the first five each. End of the Line in another Charter Oak game Russell, who was a legend here. Bills in Boston. In fact Saban’s many Insist upon calling him, is Slugg)ing averages are com O ff the Cuff Manchester High hoopster, races, full steam, after games and m<^ of the exhibl- Buffalo teams have managed 17 now and a freshmsm at Bos Spotlighted Sunday on video BA comes in off a 59-39 victory I think WUt has been erasing it puted by di'viding the total bases Hospitalized for the past while the National Footbaill over Hkist Hampton Tuesday. free ball— which appears suspended in mid-air— Uon seaison, the Warriors have slowly.” only one victory and a tie since ton University. He stands only troubles again at the ticket Holovak replaced Saban as head accumulated on all hits by the week in Manchester, Bill Sko- League is idle will be the Bos' Rham, loser to Cromwell Tues in Tuesday night’s 66-44 win over Hall of West “Slowly'’ describes ths im 6-foot-7 and weighs 130 ]pounds number of official times at bat. • c S res counter, arid on the floor. coach at Boston. — a sharp contrast to his fa Cinciimafi Reds neski. Charter Oak "Conference ton-Buffalo meeting in Bean- day, can even its conference Hartford at the Arena. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) pact of the Warriors here, too. Gilchrist gained 107 yards mous father, the former hea'vy- Rhome in Video Spotlight president and a director of the town. The winner will gain record with a ■victory. Y LEAGUE — A1 Bujauciua "The pro game Is stlH very They’'ve been averaging Just against the Patriots in that vic- weight boxing champion of the Tops on Defense local Midget Football Leag(ue, Eastern Conference laurels in Wimrer of three stri '^ht 154-143— 403, Bill Rlccio 186- different to these people,” ex over 2,600 fans a game, which tofy. Since then, he has been world. has been g)iven a pass to ap the American Football L«ague. South Windsor (3-0) enters the 388, Andy Lamoureaux 155-385. plained Alex Hannum, coaich of ■would hardly pay for Wilt’s BSSKETBAUi T rinity Tripped Up by Harvard the Waifriors. “ Northern a- ' ■' i n k t TWBNTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Apsrtments—Plate— 16 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN HooMhdd Goods 51 ^nemente 68 Apartments—Plate— Snborban For Rent 66 Hoobm For Stik 72 Houbm For S«Je 72 HoufiM For Rak 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburbai^ For Sale 75 stora In DION OON8TRUCnON-ao(* 30” KAOIO CBXF f U Tenements 68 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES BOWERS SCHOOL’ — 6 room EAST HARTFORD — 7 room VERNON — 2-year-old 6 room Ski Report Ing, siding, alterations, oeU- ooBdttita^ fU . Bbould THRUK r o o m imtad apy^ BOLTON CENTER Apartments, IIAMCHIISTBR — Lika m m 641-7881. rwnt, 4M MSU Btraat OaH jruST ONE 8% room apart Corner Brandy 8t. and Bolton 6% room ranch, 22 foot living —A 2 family, a 3 family, and Garrison Colonial. Call Owner, older Colonial, excellent fam ranch, attached garage, decor CLASSIFIED Inn gutters and aluminum TufiMuciTtMArr room, 1% batho, beautifully a 5-unlt complex. For further 649-2KM. ily home, large lot, close to ator’s wall, aluminum storms, BOSTON (AP)—The New Eng W&doWB. 6tt-4aai 0484696. 649-8839, 9-6. ment, 06 Pearl Street, com Center Rd., new 8 ronns, beat, B in u a v s SURVINO tny: hot water, stove, rsfrlgerator, flnUhad family room, large d’etat la call the Belfiore Forbes Street School, 1% fence, new wall-to-wall carpet land Council ski area reporta pletely remodeled, includUlg baths, city water and sewer. A. A. DION, nVC RooHiig dsik lamp and Kodak NBW DELUXK 4% room dh- atove, refrigerator, hot water 8125. 640-82M, 648-4812. wooded lot Hayea Agency, Agency, 643-5121. Manchester ing. Near school, bus, and today: (■vuAwwr «*^****J5J^J^ aomanL Coll 64S-6000. plex uartment, heat, hot wah> 648-4808. E. J. Carpenter, Realtor, 649- shopping. Extras. Owner Type of snow surface code; Mdlng, paintlim. Canantry. Ai*. and parking. 890. 649-6544. FOUR BEDROOMS — Large 9 SPACE TO SPARE 5051, Mr. Day, 649-9204. ADVERTISING teraoons k m addlnotw. er, appUancee, dryer, P yklM , ANDOVER—4 room apartment, transferred. 875-1180. P-powder. PP-packed powder. W SAORlFiaB houa^old tiirnlsh- fun cellar, fl60 month^ Jj>. ATTRACnVB 4 ROOM apart heat, hot water, electric stove mOlTT ROOM raised rfeacli. room home in Manchester, Ings. Workmanship guaran combining wholesome country Is the keynote of this ex MANCHESTER VICINITY — •wet. M-machlne made. Y-lcy. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS teed. 9M Autumn S t 848-4860 ingo—^Frlgldolre frost-free re Realty, 648-8139, 648-8'I79. ment, eecond floor, basement and refrigerator, reasonable. two years old, large Itvtag pansive executive Ranch. NEW HOMES being construct C-corn. O-granular. FG-frozen Trte oooEW KToN^ frigerator, cherry dropleaf and attic, steam heat, oppoalte 742-6124. room wtth Broploet, modern atmosphere with modern con London Park. Darling 2 bed ed, 8 minutes from Mauiches- WB HAVE cuotomera watting Utohan with buUt-lna, tamily veniences. 3 inside fireplaces, 6 big rooms, 2 full baths. room ranch, walnut paneled granular. SC-spring conditions. 8 A. M. to 5 PAL BID WELL. ROME Improvement 6QUCAM6 YMCM 'fOU’tR dlQing room set, 80” electric Center Park. No pets. Avail Glorious view, 2-car ga ter. Cape Cods. Ranches, Numeral preceding p, w, or m Company—Roofing, aiding, al- range, other miscellaneous for the rental of your yiort able January 1st. 649-7529. BOLTON — Six room, partly room, 4 or 8 bedrooma, 9-aoao country sized kitchen, tre living room, large picture win Raised Ranches time to to W IM . ment or home. J,' D. Roolty, furnished, house, $120 monthly. rage, plus mMsive paneled dows, dream kitchen, walk-out indicates number of Inches of tesaUans, additions and re items. Rearonahle. Watch tor hot water hsat. garage, 821.900. mendous living room, formal choose your individual lot new snow. COPY CIDSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. modeling of all types. Excel Blgna OB Route 6. 648-6130. Call 649-3401, after 6. Phllbrick Agnoy. M0'646«. dining room, separate laundry family room. All for 829,- basement, spacious lot for gar now. Call Robert D. Murdock,' MONDAY th n i FBIDAT 10:S0 AM. — SATURDAY • AM lent workmanship. 64B6496. 'WEST SIDE — 6 sunny rooms, room, den, plus bathroom 000. D. Beach 649-5306, dening, play area and outdoor U A R Realty Co., Inc., 643- Surface evaluation code after FOUR ROOM flat, aecond floor, parking. Call 64S-’r825. R(JCKVILLE — Now available. downstairs. Four bedrooms 875-6611. living, convenient to Aircraft 2692, 643-6472. snow type: 1-excellent. 2-good. Musical Instruments 53 central /location, heat, hot Attractive 3% room apart and Manchester, $13,900. 8-falr to good. 4-falr. 6-poor. 6- CHRISTMAS and second bathroom upstairs. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Roofing and Chimneys 16- water, tae year leaae. Can SMAtJj 8-ROOM heated apart ment, Includes heat, hot wa Garage, tool shed, dog pen, Gerard Agency, Realtors, 643- not operating. A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — 1200 649-8048 after 6 p m ment, lady preferred, near bus ter, range, refrigerator, park 0366, or Gertrude Hngedorn, ing: Near shopping and bua plus still another fireplace Barrows «^W allace Mostly cloudy skies with snow f-.— or nVoMt Ada" WPO taken over the phone ea a ROOFING — Speciallxing re-; discount on floor models of line. Call 648-7302. SHOPPING outside. Over 1,800 sq. ft. of 649-0538. Wanted—Real Estate 77 flurries and falling temperatures doarenlenoe. The adrerUaer ahonld read his ad the FIRST pairing roofs of all kinds, new Kinsman spinet organs. Dubal- h e a t e d 8 and 4 room y>art- line. 12 minutes to Hartford Manchester Parkade menU, electric refrlger^r over Parkway. Suitable for gracious country living in Manchester 649-5306 MANCHESTER VICINITY—A SPOT CASH paid for homes, reported over much of the re DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the roofs, gutter work, chimneys do Music Center, 186 W. Mid town. Public and naroehlal gion this morning. next Inaertlon. H w Herald la reaponaible tor only ONE Incor- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum dle Tpke. and gas stove furnished. CUl SH ROOMS, heat and hot wa one or two persons. $100 Give your whole family 3 bedroom ranch on a country- farms and acreage. 24-hour 649-’^87 or 649-8779, 6 to 7 ter. Call 648-7222. monthly. 875-3748 or 875-0250. schools. Belfiore Agency, 643- size well shrubbed lot, huge service. Hayes Agency, 643- Maine n ct or omittod Insertion tor any advertiaeineat and then only siding. SO years' experience.' ths freedom, happiness and 5121. RARE OPPORTUNITY to be 4803. to the extent at a *inake food” tnaertlon. Errors which do not Free estimates. Call Howley,' HAMMOND ORGAN — 2 man p.m. security of a modern home. come a landlord. 83,000 will living room with fireplace, Lost Valley m 3. uals, full octave base, DUPLEX APARTMENT BOLTON—Nice 4 room ranch, See these quality listings family size kitchen, full cellar,, Mt. Abram fg 6. leoaen the'rahie e< the adverttaement will not be corrected by 643-5861, 644-8388. t h r e e ROOM apartment, unfurnished, furnished, near FOUR BEDROOMS -- 9 room completely finance Income years old, resl value. 649-9858, Idtehen with range hood, dis today! Colonial on tree shaded lot. 2 property now returning 209^ spotless condition, $15,500.1 Squaw Mt. fg 6 '■make good” Insertion. after 7. heat, hot water, stove, refrig posal, refrigerator, living and shopping and school bus. Be Wolverlon Agency, Realtors, I Legal Notlcea Sunday River fg 4. erator, $90. 247 No. Main. 649- fore 6, 649-6867. fireplaces, separate large on investment. All details Kadlo*TT Repair dining rooms, % bath on first 814.900— 4 rooms and bath laundry room. Jalousled rear available. Call Warren E. 649-2813. Northern New Hampshire YOUR COOPERATION WDX n i A l 1 6228, 9-6. floor. Carpeted stairs to sec on an acre of wooded land. MMITATION ORDER Black Mt. fg 4. BE APPRECIATED l/IMIa I I Services 18 Antiques 56 ond floor. 2 bedrooms, ceramic AVAILABLi! IMMEDIATEitY porch, outside patio, 1 '4 Howland, MLS Realtor, 643- AT A COtlUT OF PROBATE, TWO ROOM heated apartment —5 room apartment in Rock Oh yes—a 5 stall garage baths, 2-car garage, alumi 1108. Vernon held al Manrhester. wlihin and for Cannon Mt. 2 p 6 limited. ANTIQUE GLASSWARE, bathroom. Excellent closet goes along with the deal. num storms, screens, doors.. Ln#* District of ManrhfEtF? Mi thu MItterslll 2 p 6. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv and bath. 149 Oakland Street. and storage space throughout ville, heat fumlahed, children Call Mrs. Smith at 649- DREAMS COME TRUE loth fifty f)f D^cftmher 1964 TennSy Mt. 1 p 4. ice, available all hours. Satis china, and curios for the un $65. 649-5229, 9-6. accepted. Information 649- Plastered walls. Wall-to-wall COLONIAL, direct from own- Preftpiu, Hon. John J. WnllMt. apartment. Basement storage 1200. Eves. 649-2519. carpeting In several room.*. A : rt' HiH'-'iter Street. 6 rooms, Judfip. Wildcat fg 6. faction guaranteed. CaU 649- usual Christmas gift. 10 a.m.- and laundry. Parking. On bus 5833. 8%-room M\iltl-level strik Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 1818. 4 p.m. every day, 42 Spruce t h r e e ROOMS, tile bath, heat quality Ansaldi built home. 1 '4 baths, wall-to-wall carpet, ingly located on a treed E.siaie of Sieve Berk a-k-a Stanls- Central and Southern Vermont line. Call 649-4887 between 5-7 818,500—Spic and span in paneled basement, kitchen law Pete Berk or Stanlev Burke Street. 649-4336. and hot water furnished, eec- p.m. side and out this 3 bedroom Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. lot. The spaciousness and laie of Manrheeter, in said District, Bromley 4 P 8. 4 hy Uuli6< lin 1—» ond floor. 16% School BL Wanted To Rent 68 built-ins, garage. Immediate richness of the interior deceaeed. Carinthta 2 P 2. 24-Hour Answering Service ranch on Diane Drive, FOUR BEDROOM ranch with On mniion of John Bonezek of Moving—^Tmcidng— across from East Side Rec. should be on your shopping occupancy. Phone 643-4822. ' give pride of ownership. Dutch Hill 3 P 8. Wanted—^To Buy 58 full cellar. 2 complete bath said Manchrster, administrator. Killtngton 8 P 2. Free to Heraid Readers Storage 20 t'unilshcd ApartraentK 63-A list. Call Bill Frazier at rooms. Asking 816,900 for fa.st SIX ROOM, modern Ranch. You can save at low price ORDEftED, That six monUis Uuip Wanted—Hale 36 Articles For Sale 45 Fuel and Feed 49>A THREE ROOM, third floor, WANTED — Garage , Moore of $25,900. Call Roger fmrn Itie 10th day of Decem ber, Mt. A.scutney M 4. WANTED TO BUT—Antlcmes heated, centrally located. Call Street vicinity. CiJl 649-7512. 643-1121. Eves. 649-7314. sale. Belfiore Agency, 643- 100x200 lot, near school, 2 1964. be and the same are limited Want Intormatlon on one of oar classlfled advertisements T No MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ROOK V lljT ,E CENTER—$4od- Walker 875-6611. Mt. Snow south 8 P 4. HIGH QUALITY seasoned and good used furniture. Vil 648-0082, between 7-8. 5121. fireplaces, full basement, ga and allowed for the creditors within answer at the M ^ o n e listed? Simply call the trucking and package delivery. CARPENTERS WANTED. ONE DOLLAR stationery bar ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, 818.900— Yes you’ll find It rage, immediate occupancy. which to brinp in their claims Okemo 3 P 2. Steady employment, paid vaca gains, name, address on choice hardwood, cut to any length lage Peddler Auction House, easy to like and own this apBin.il said e.state. and said ad- Pico Peak 8 P 8. Refrigerators, washers and Route 88, HHUngton. 878-8711, all utilities, adults; also, three Business Property SIX ROOM Cape on Ea.at Side, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. stove moving spwlalty. Folding tion, Insurance plan, new home of 200 noteheads; 150 letter and split, stored inside. F’ree room, adults. 875-9121. fine ranch home on Arcellia mini.elralnr is directed to pive piih- Stratton Mt. 1 P 4. EDWARDS kindling with each load before Bob Flucklger, end Son. FOUR ROOM apartment, WeUs For Sale 70 aluminum storms, screens, Barrows s^Wallace lie notice to the creditors to bring chairs for r.mt. 649-0T62. construction and remodeling sheets, 75' envelopes. 60 per Street, 860 a month. 649-6987. Drive. 3 huge bedrooms, a doors. Attractive wooded lot. In their claims within said time ah Woodstock P 8. work. Only tint-class men re sonalized napkins, 79c, blue, Christmas. Leonard Glglio, Bol. real family type living Manchester Parkade lowed by publishing a oopv of this Mass. — Berkshlrea WE BUY, SELL or trade.an BUBINE8S ZONE m - Bight Onlv $14,900, Belfiore Agency, Manchester 649-5306 order in some newspaper having a ANSWERINS SERVICE ply. Call 649-5391 for appoint plpk, yellow, white. Discount ton, 649-8818. tlque and used furniture, china, THREE ROOMS, second floor, THREE ROOM furnished apart rooms with two oCflcei, sap* room, many cabineted 643-5121. Brodie Mt, S P 6. Painting—Papering 21 ment, McCarthy Enterprises, Center (with Manchester Rub ment Andover. 742-7541. kitchen, 1% baths. More to clrculallon In said probate district FOR SALE — Seasoned hard' glass, silver, picture frames heat and hot water furnished; arate entrance, suitable tor DECEMBER within ten days from the date of Butternut Basin 1 P 8. 6494500 - 075-2519 Inc. ber Stamp), 5 S. Main, Man and old coizis, old dolls and Call 643-8507. business or professlanal use. see, so cal! Mrs. Babin at DRIVE BY 85 Brookfield , -A FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 rKdC TWENTT.ldOHT Mtmrlii^atfr lEvrtifng ¥»raUi ATwaga Daily Nat Prsaa R o b Tha Waathar For the W e* Keae* forecaat ot D. S. Weather Be U , 1N4 VFW Auxiliary will sponsor Thar* will ba prfvata confaa^ | Sumy, brwey, eoM todey, a card party tonight at 8, at aions Sunday at 8 a.m. at S t ' Santa’s Workshop Ciiiirch Couples Square Dancers' About Town the post home. John's Polish National Catho ELASTIC 14,151 ttnned oold tonight, low tai ta lic Church. Genaral confasaion Santa’a Workahdp in Cen Plan Yule Dance To Haye Party ■bar *8 the Aadtt iBcreaetaig clonds, wOnuee tH XuicheatM- Ced»r«tte« will Polish Wotnen's Alliance, will ba at 8:15. ter Springe I»dga haa play row, high In SOe. ed boat to over 1,290 chil M of ObeoletlM mMt Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Group 246, will have a Chriet- The Oouplea Club o t Second Hi* Man<^ester « q u a r • HOSIERY Maneh^ater^’A City o f ViUogo Charm OMitar CongjresaUonal Church maa party Sunday at 2 p.m. ^at dren and SOO adulta to date, Dance Chib will hav* a Chrlat- and will be open only today, Congregational Church Will have For Women and men ae- for a Christmas party. Mem- the Polish American Club, its annual Christmas party to mas Dance tomorrow at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday. cording^to your doctor’s ban are reminded to bring a Clinton St. Members are re Girl Scout Notes morrow at 7 p.m. in Fellowship at Waddell School. Earl John VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 68 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SE(7nON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1964 (CUMalfled Advertteing on Page 12), PRK3E SEVEN grab bag gift minded to bring a grab bag Today’a houra are from Hall of the church. The party ston will be the caller for the prescript gift. 3:30 to 0:30 and from 6 to 8 will begin with potiuck, and evening. This will be a cIomg p.m., and the weekend houra Amaiican Legion Auxiliary Troops 697 and 699 I there will also be a ' white ele dance for membrs only. MEDCO ^RGICAL are from 1 to 5 p.m. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at a a m Night at the Elks CTub, Junior Girl Scout Troop 697 phant gift exchange. Hie committee for the even S U P m CO. the ]>gion Home. Unit pa.-?t Bissell St., has been discontin of eVrplanck School and Mrs. On Monday, all of the toya Committee members Include in the Workshop will be de ing are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Events presidents will be hostesses. ued until Jan. 8. Joseph Daniewicz and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Dunn, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. M AN CH ^TER, CONN. Members are reminded to bring B. Coykendall Jr., troop lead livered to the Town Welfare Mr. Sind Mrs. Russell Elliott, 340 MAIN STREET Department for distribution G e o r g e EUiot, refreshment a grab bag gift British American Club’s an ers, have invited Junior Troop Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joyce, Mr. chairmen; and aMlsting with 699 o f Bunce School to a to local needy children. Plans nual children's party will be an(l Mrs. Norman Rylander and New Canal! refreshments will be Mr. and Christmas party. The party Rec department officiala In State Polish National Alliance. held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. Edgar BarracUffe. Mrs. James Fanning and Mr. CHOW-oowN wanaN t ir u sr Group, 1988, will meet Sunday clubhouse. will be held Monday at Ver- hav^ promised that the hun Any couple who has not been planck School from 3 to 4:30 dreds'^ letters deposited in SHOPPING and Mra. Edward Farrell. at 2 p.m. at 77 North St. for the contacted but would like to at The club's New Year’s Eve Lutz Junior Museum will p.m. two Santa's matllMxes will tend may. call a' committee election of officers. be answered as quickly as 5 Dance Is completely sold out. Fire Destroys Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan and clo.se to the public on THie-sday member for reservations. DAYS There will be no admittance m m . loin Mt No. 88 Manchester Italian American at 5 p.m. The museum will open Mrs. John Mayhew will accom possible. pany the members of Troop 699 without a ticket. ‘Frat’ House Society vi-ill meet Sunday at 2 Dec. 29 from 2 to 5 and will TILL CHRISTMAS Welcomed in Panama to the party. Scout members p.m. at the club on Bidridge stay open at the same hours on Chemical Bids Dec. 30 and 31. The museum are Judith -Sullivan, Wendy At Wesleyan S t for the election of officers. Keegan. Rita Anne Colpltts, skit include Linda Findley, chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, will be closed New Year's Day Asked by Town In Bogota, Colombian Public ’ ■ )' ' ‘ '' ^ J--.N- THE-TURNPJKi Near Howard Johnson’s, y . . Herald Photos by- Oflara which begin Jan. 29, must talk will break into the full swing Students who are Interested group of 16 waa choam- 397 Tolland Turnpike 8 STORES: 877 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER ometer, a reading pacer. Middle: Carol Mooney '65 to their ^dance counselor and of its season as preparations in this opportunity are urged number was narrowed down Manchester, Cohn. NIGHT TILL 9 MANCHESTER Students take part in the developmental reading pick up an application in room ore made for February’s Trin to obtain further informa five finalists who taped BLOOMFIELD follows Shadowscope’s beam of light down the MenoheBtex, Conn. 649-7521 BATUiUDAYB TILL 6 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS FREE DELIVERY (dinic. U]H>er picture; Students use the SRA Rea(L 110. AppUcattons must be M- ity College Atbeneum Society tion from Mr. Oteaaer -in speeches in the Inirtniel \ PHONE 64S-9S61 NEWINGTON ing Lab^toiY to improve speed with comprehen- Ilage. Right: Kenneth Adams ’67 is listening to a tnnied befors Jon. 8. TouRMOMnit Room 917. IfatsriSbF OMKter. BUM rion. Lower Is^tt lUchard Carlson '65 uses the Rate- tape, pretparing to test his listening skilliL *66. Bd OOMman. ‘66. P a u l ~ ^ - ^4USI E IG H lG E n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1984 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1964 PAGE NINETCBN Mrs. Humphrey Holy Name Unit MARLOWS Bastogne’s Mayor Recalls Horror FRONT A M M Commuter Qock Devised Foresees Little F s m c n n i r ^ For Role as FrankHn Plans Yule Fete OPEN Change A head HDTrOR’8 NOTH — It was«>tIon celebrating the return supirtlas as skies reftisedB ^prlsals were terrible, ARTHUR To Keep Track of Mice EVERY ♦ l Just before the last Christmas of the clocks, removed by tha Ger to clear, forbidding any air drop fighting renewed, twice m « * St. James’ Holy Name So naW TORK (AP) — B«njun ylolont and on Oiristmas Kvo, NIGHT HR WASHINGTON ( ^ ) — Mrs. World War n . The Allies were mans. Before the ceremony or even siq^port ciety will sponsor its fifth an WASHINGTON (AP) — Hlck-^towllng mlco usually enter Ik IVKiikUa thought he might I had organised a group of the Luftwaffe came to bomb the Hubert H. Humphrey doesn’t on their way to victory in Eu could start, U.S. military au nual Christmas party for the ory, dlckory, dock — for mice a traps only at night, "and may ' te r * beocn e the IM t U.S. pt«>- expect her Ufe to change very rope. Then the Germans revived thorities decreed a curfew and volunteers to distribute food. A town. The whole dlMriot from the girls’ o o U m to the Rue de children of St. James’ parish commuter’s clock! spend one or more days in the Italt bed hie eon not been m much when her husbud be to fight the Battle of the Bulge. power was cut makeshift bakery, and butcher home area without entering EAT BCTTER PON I shop had been set at up the la Halle wae afire. tomorrow In the school audi Scientists reported today they comes vice president. The way it went in Bastogne is That was the first of many have developed a tiny radio available traps.” . Taqr during the American Rev- "I think we’re going to see candlelit evenings. seminary. People could leave Ae feeble Ohrlstmaa carols torium. Children of pre-school told in this story written for The transmitter — smaller than an Thus, the fastest homing more of each other than we Aseoclated Press by the man On Monday, Dec. 18, countless shelters two hours a day to col rose in the desperate n l ^ . ' age. to Grade 3 will attend at 1^0 I a.m. while children from Grades Inch-cube of cheese — for inser speed clocked by the older lU e la one ot the facte about have in a long, long time,” she who at the time was burgomas tanks, trucks and half-tracks lect food. The last 780 pounds of bombs destroyed me Red Oroes BONim STATHWERS 4 through 8 will attend at 1:30 tion beneath a mouse’s skin. methods was only about 30 9m Pounding Father that Roh- told a group of women reporters ter — mayor — of the Belgian rumbled across the town on war-relief Mscults were distrib building, kiUl^ 27 U.S. soldiers who gathered at her house uted as U.S. soldiers fired their and a Belgian nurse. set MAIN smeiT I p.m. The signal-sending gadget is yards an hour — and, as every , act ProetoB learned while etudy- town. their way to the nearing battle- de.signed to allow remote-con cat knows, mice can really step Wednesday for coffee. front. First Luxembourg refu lest cartridges. Gen. George S. I*atton arrived The eighth grade students of * lag for Ua role in the Broadway Day broke with a great hope St. James’ School will present trol tracking of a mouse’s much faster than that. Humphrey’s new position — By LEON JAOQMIN gees appeared, coming from Dec. 28, breaking the etege. But The scientists figured that asuBleal. away from the demands of on Dec. 22. Haze was dissolving, iOPEN I a Christmas Pageant and carol movements - 7 especially how BASTOGNE, Belgium (AP) — Wilts and Clervaux, announcing German air raids resumed Dec. perhaps mice meander before being a senator — comes at a skies were clearing. At 8:80 ' singing. Robert O'Connell will swiftly he heads to his next spot e Bia portrayal reqoirea a wig, In that December 20 years ago, SS troope had Just recaptured 26-80, destroying more than a heading home. time, she said, when "you can a.m. a muffled sound was TILL i read from the scriptures on the when he finds himself in unfa ' and Boh hae to ehava hie head snow had been falling thick on the latter town. hundred houees, aa most of me miliar territory. each night before going on share many, many things you this capital of the rugged Ar The first shells fell at 4 p.m. heard. It grew and a cloud of population fled the burning Nativity. So they rigged the transistor couldn’t when your children are B22 brnnhere flew over the I John Conner and Alvin Baldt The researchers reported ized radio device, which weighs etage. dennes Forest area, covering Reinforcements of the 101st Air town. SAniRDAY NWHT some surprising findings about e growing tip." the gray stone and blue slate of borne Division took positions In town. Hundreda of multicolor are co-chairmen for the party. a fraction of an ounce, and Playing the role of a 70-yoar> i ' A thousand people remained ' The pageant and the carol sing- the homing behavior of the ro tuned in on a field mouse spor Open 7 Days 11:80-9 old diplomat ie no proUem to When the children were the town. The snow coated the the town during the night. parachutes opened, ahlning as as shells continued to fall until I Ing is under the direction of dents — findings which presu ting one beneath the skin of his 287 West Middle Tnrnplho the eprightly actor. He la uaed young, she said, it was hard to black pines on the hills and high We were sHelled three times they dropped 140 tons of food, ammunition and drugs. The Jan. 15. Only 160 of the 1,200 ' Frank Laraia. Other committee mably would be helpful In any back. to roles older than Me actual help iier husband in Mlitics and plateaus nearby. next day. A shell hit the Town houses were undamaged. But, be a mother, too. "You have a whole population rushed out of members include Joseph Mc- scientific m o u R e-cradlcatlon The test vindicated the mouse ■g*. Terrified women, children and Hall’s front wall. U.S. 106mm manke to diaclpllne and otnir- program. ■ as a home-lover. guilty feeling halt the time," howitzers reacted. shelters to admire the show. I Carthy. John Scheibenpflug, "Bven ae a kid I never {dayed cattle were sheltering in cellars age, Ba^gne lost only IS cit Hugh Hayden, Frank Philo- For one thing, it seems mice Loosed at around 11 o’clock at she said. or stables across Bastogne and Belgian police crisscrossed GIs’ and civUlans were shout anyone young," he aald. "A t 18, Now, she said, she was very izens. pona. Michael Eddebum, Rob rival pigeons in their ability to night In a strange area more CAMERAS in my first film, I ]dayed Bar on surrounding farms. the town, asking the population ing, crying, kissing each other, navigate directly back home. grateful that "it’s this time of ert Columbe. Also Chester than 300 yards from Its known bara Stanwyck’s husband. I Then tracer bullets and ex to take shelter in cellars. The laughing. WUd enthusiasm had NOTICE Biologist.s Kenneth S. Rawson 1 ■•home, the mouse prowled Chockod Obuchowski. Raymond Della- our lives.” Mrs. Humphrey. 62, ploding shells replaced the noise of the battle came louder seized the besieged soldiers and only played one Juvenile part In is a yoimg-Iooking grandmother Fera, Salvatore Fiorentino, and Peter H. Hartline, of ^ around the launching pad for for Christmas my life, and found it so dull I Bethlehem star In Bastogne'a and louder. Germans were at civilians who forgot their tragic with short white hair. FOR RENT John Thompson, Sal FelVce J Swarthmore College, Pennsyl- about a half hour - presumably never tried another." sky. Noville, six miles from here, situation, as if Santa Claus was iMODEirN TVI ’ vania, came up with the mouse trying to get Its bearings. • FLASH ’Two of the Humphrey’s four coming down to rescue them. 8 and 16 mm- Movie Projeo- Sylvester McCann and Joseph Preston was bom in Newton Seventy-two thousand U.S. then at Neffe, a little more than ncw.s in a report in the Techni Then It gunned homeward — children are married and have On that memorable Friday tore—sound or silent, also Gorman. • BAHERIES Highlands, Mass., hut moved to soldiers were to spill their blood two miles away. 86 mm. slide projectors. cal Journal of Science, official traveling the 300 yards In an homes of their own. Tbey are in these tragic Christmas days, Gen. Anthony C. McAuUffe gave SERVICE weekly of the American As.so- • SHUHER OMifbmla In childhood. After Hubert m , known as Skip, who The next day, Dec. 20, Ger hour, or 10 times as fast as the marking Bastogne’s name in his historic "Nuts" reply to the elation for the Advancement of duatlng from high school, he lives here, and daughter Nancy, mans attacked in force in Neffe, WEUON DRUe CO. FonAerly Of Isles Linked to U.S old apparent record. • CAMERA HELP ned a repertory company golden letters — beside Stalin Germans when they asked for Science. They gave this ac Mrs. Bruce Solomonson of Min Mont and Bizory. They could the town’s tmcondlUonal surren Ml M.I. 6«S-S»t Summer Street led by Tyrone Power’s grad, Alamein and (^en - in not advance, but in Foy, three ST. CROIX, Virgin Islands — count ; neapolis. the history of German defeat. der under threat of razing It Previous attempts to study Allergic Child Aided mother, and took part in 42 1110 other two Humphrey chil miles from here, the Americans Is Now Located At Not Much Left of ^The Littl'' Showing in Illinois River An underwater telephone cable Salem Nassiff productions before being signed GIs had liberated us the pre had to retreat. that just went into operation the homing behavior of mice dren are Douglas, 16, a Junior at All that’s left showing of the tug “ The Little One” • off the tug onto an ice floe and were rescued. (AP NEW YORK — Gamma-glob by Paramount Pictures. vious September. We were First victims fell in Bastogne established the first direct phy involved releasing them some Shattuck Military Academy in ulin Injections have been used CAMERA AND preparing to celebrate our first too. A Jeep was hit in the main is the pilot house roof after the craft sank in the ' Photofax.) sical communications link be distance from their nests and He grew a mustache to make Falrbault, Minn., and Robert, 1385 CENTER successfully In tests to treat him look more mature, and dur Christmas in peace with them street. Its three passengers Illinois River. The captain and first mate jumped tween the U.S. Virgin Islands then timing the Interval up to 20, a sophomore at Mankato Bicycle and the mainland United States. | their recapture in traps placed children with bronchial asthma PHOTO SHOP ing the next dosen years or so State College in Minnesota. when, on Dec. 17, a rumor were killed. A few minutes la spread across town that the The cable’s terminals are at 1 near their homes. and allergic rhinitis, both of 991 MAIN STREET became one of the most versa Nancy has two daughters and ter, the head nun of the girls’ STREET the picket lines and tied up Merritt Island projects and one as individuals to observe picket which cause frequent upper tile villains in screen history. Germans had launched a coun college was fatally injured. A POLO SEATS Vero Beach, Fla., and Magen’sl But such techniques had is expecting a third child in Carpenters End work at Cape Kennedy, the at Patrick Air Force Ba.se. lines even though the strike was Bay, St. Thomas. drawbacks: for one thing night-respiratory infections. Preston proved his gift for March. Mrs. Humphrey hopes it teroffensive near Cleamaux, a shell fell Into a cellar. Six per I (Formerly C. J. Morrison | A company official said not sanctioned. BOP PRJCSTON HI-BARS Paint Store) | Merritt Island moonport and somedy in Broadway revivals will be her first grandson. Luxembourg town 17 miles sons died. nearby Patrick Air Force Base. Akwa-Downey has “ no com away. Strike at Cape before his biggest bit as the ras sure of pleasing the perceptive The three boys will be home Thursday, Dec. 21 we were The Air Force and Army ment to make at this time.” k zcw-wt zwaw zw o e jrvi Our first reaction was disbe KNOBBY TIRES Some Phoii* Numb«r| Most Life *Metered^ cally band instrument salesman ones outside his craft." for Christmas, but the Solomon- completely encircled. The battle Hummels, Gifts, Corps of Engineers reported The Brevard County Building hi "The Music Man.” His gusty vitality is the envy sons aren't coming. lief. How could Germans rout was raging, as close to 4,000 NOW IN STOCK . CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) today that most of the workmen Trades Council advised its A man of gusty vitality, he of many fellow performers, but The Humphreys want to re this powerful U.S. Army, people of Bastogne started a Religions Items — A carpenters union local to were back on the Job. members not to observe the NEW YORK — More than 90 main in the four-bedroom sub equipped with the most modem 643-2205 per cent of the world’s popula enjoys his work hugely and has exuberance comes naturally to week-long siege in cold and • Open 6 Days • MANCHESTER day ended a one-day strike There was no indication picket lines because of a no no ambition to become either a Preston. He believes in living urban home where they have materiel? dark cellars. whether a settlement had been strike agreement with the Na tion — 77 countries — live and From S h o o r CYCLE SHOP which hEul slowed work on |246 writer or director. life to the hilt. lived for 16 years. But anxiety grew with the Above our heads, shells ex 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Open till 9 P.M. Daily reached between the union and tional Aeronautics and Space do business by the metric sys With all the talk about the hours, as guns grew louder. ploded as houses crumbled. The 161 West Middle Turnpike million worth of construction at tem. This includes all Europe, "Sverythlng X do is its own "All I ’m really Interested in 964 Main S t—648-7781 the nation’s spaceport. the contractor involved. Administration. reward,” he observed. "Any life outside of what Pm doing government providing an offi It was Sunday and we went to 101st was fighting but ammuni 649-2098 Until Christmas It was the fifth work stoppage A spokesman lor the AFL-CIO Russia, China, Japan, India, cial home for the vice president, church for an evening benedlc- tion was getting scarce. Officers Nearly 1,(XX) members of Ceu*- said other workers had a right and Central and South America. body who works at anything he now is what I ’m going to do penters Local 1686, AFLrdO, at the Cape this year. doesn’t like has my sympathy. I next," he said. Mrs. Humphrey said, "W e’re The carpenters said the trou very happy here and would like struck Thursday in a dispute feel sorry for actors who think "What defeats most pei^e is over hiring of 30 non-union car ble involved employment of their Job is a chore." their failure to keep themselves to stay put.” nonunion men by the Akwa- Secret Service men have tak penters. More than 2,600 other at the Parkade "But I don’t have many dis- ready for the next opportunity. construction workers honored Downey Construction Co. on two Opportunity doesn’t knock. You en over what was once a pan Mkes. I don’t even dislike going v m to the dentist, because I accept can’t sit by the phone waiting eled playroom in the basement. 1 TOLLAND Open E . till 9 P.M. ft as necessary In the scheme of for it to ring you up. You have She hm set up her own office, things.’^’ be said. to go find it. with a secreta:^, in what was TURNPIKE *I tUnk a man’s goal should "M y philosophy is to enjoy the Humphrey’s den. MANCHESTER- be to work so as to please the things I have to do as much as I "He’s very unhappy — he THOUSANDS SOLD FOR $29:95: beat people in bis own craft, and enjoy doing the things I don’t doesn't have a den,” she said VERNON TOWN LINE tf he does that he is fairly well have to do." with a wifely smile. 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