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■\ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1966 Average DaUy Net Prew Run' The Weather PAGE FORTY-FOUR iJIanrt|[^0t«r lEn^ning li^rald For the Week Ended V Portly cloudy and unaeasM* Deoember 8, leee ably mild through tomonWl low tonight 46^60, high toihbf. About Town Two to ^Give Recital 15,131 ^ row near 60. The ann\lal^ meeting ol the ManeheMter^A City of Viliage Charm Master’s Club of Friendship (Ofawaified Advertisinc ea p r i c e SEVEN CKNtl libdge of Masons will be held At Organ Dedication VOL. LXXXVT, n o . 58 (TWENTY-POUR PAGE^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 tomorrow night at Willie’s Steak House. A social hour be- John Holz of Hartford, guest organist, and Walter and the reMrts'Tnd efecUon ^ Grzyb of Manchester, director of music at Center Con- officers will follow. gregational Church, will preside at the organ Sunday A verage Mnil ^ — at 3:30 p.m. at a Memorial Organ Dedication Service James w. Norris, son of Mr. at the church. The event is open to the public, WASHINOTON (AP) — and Mrs. James Norris of 213, The custom two-manual Allen You should receive 42 pieces Hilliard St., is a member of electric organ was installed in Center Church four years ago. of holiday season mall — if the Gold Crew ol the newly A native o f Manchester, he you’re average. commissioned Polaris subma- y> ’ educated In Manchester That’s what the Post Of­ rine, the USS Francis Scott $36,000 instrument was purchas- gQjjo^jg graduated in 1948 fice Department predicted Key, and will l^ave on its shake- ed with funds from a recent from Manchester High School. Fear 200 Drowned yesterday it would handle down cruise later this month, Organ Fund Drive at the church A tenor, he studied voice 'at this year for every man, Mrs. Norris and his brother, Westminster Choir College, ATHENS. Greece (AP) announced that 11 aurvivora had commission formed of naval woman and child In the Of Viet Nam Peace and memorial gifts to this drive. been picked bp and that others officera to open an Investigation country. The total of 8.5 Norris of Manchester It Is installed in three locations Princeton, N.J., during a sum­ -<-A Greek passenger ship commissioning communion mer session. He also studied gank ‘ today in a raging were stUl in the water. of the disaster. billion pieces would top last John Hole Walter Grzyb During ttie afternoon the num- U.S. Ambassador Phillips Tal- season’s record by about ceremonies Saturday at the UU' The Positiv division speaks piano and organ with the late storm in the Aegean Sea ber of those recovered rose to 16 hot called on Foreign Minister 300,000. derwater Sound Laboratory, from the top level to the right Frederic E. Werner of Manches- bright and “ Toccaita,’ ’ Eugene mlfiisters of Center Church, ^and and more than 200 persons New London, They were ac- and then to 20. John Toumbas to express con- of the central arch. The Swell Gigout. members of the Senior may have drowned. The Greek government de- dolences. Asks Longer companled by Mrs. Peter Bie- Pedal speak from the top During four years service in The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson Youth Ohodns will partiedpata In 1 ___ i_s ______I T 3 $a - . . . . * persons aboard, dg^g^i g state of emergency to 'The storm that sank the Hera- lecki and Miss Elizabeth Ble- level to the left of the central the U.S. Navy he played and the Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, the service. only 47 had been snatched from lecki, all of Manchester, and French horn in a Navy band aid the rescue operations, klion was part of a wave ol vio- U A W Denies Cease-fire arch, while the Great speaks the stormy seas hours alter the Reports coming in from the lent weather that swept across Charles Kemp of Hartford. from the back wall of the choir unit aboard the USS Missouri ship went down. rescue operation said some of Greece and the Islands. Three loft. This results in horizontal o ff Korea. He earned a B.A. The 8,900-ton Heraklion sank the survivors were seriously persons drowned in floods that Mrs. Arthur Stewart of 179 stereophonic separation, giving degree as a music major at the Delinquency At Christmas half way between the Island of injured. broke out in northern greece Boulder Rd.. president of the each division its own identifica- University o f Connecticut in FRED C. STURTEYANT Crete and .the Greek mainland, .Strong winds __and rough seas after torrential rains. Greater Hartford Branch of the tion yet blending into the tra- 1^7, and a M.A. degp:ee in mu- VATICAN CITY (AP) in its regular lO-hour crossing hamMred resM work Thousands of acres of farm- O f Paym ent National League of American ditional spectrum of organ sic education at UConn in 1969. INTERIOR PAINTING and PAPERHANGING —Pope Paul VI said today from Crete to Piraeus, the port Premier Stephanos Stephanp- land were inundated in scat- Penwomen, will participate in sound one hears in the main He joined the faculty of Ben- INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL the outlook for an end to of Athens. poulos declared a period of na- tered sections of the country. WASHINGTON "Calendar,” a discussion of the body of the church, Holz says, net in 1959. CHOOSE WALLPAPER IN YOUR OWN The first survivors sighted tional mourning. The Justice Traffic, ' and communications United Auto Workers Union, in the war in Viet Nam ap­ There are no bubbles but little else is missing in this swank office, headquar­ activities of the group, on Chan­ The guest organist is assoc- Before coming to Center HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES were floating in the sea 19 miles maritime were widely disrupted. .the latest chapter of the feud pears brifirhter and ca ll^ ters for Lawrence Welk. It’s on the top floor of a seven-story building and is nel 24 Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 8:30 iated with the Allen Organ Stud- Church Grzyb was choir direc- northeast of the Island of Milos, on both sides to extend across the street from a park. Welk hat situated there as a reminder of hia- * p.m. los of Hartford and is respon- tor and organisrt for area church- EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY SYSTEM where the Venus de Milo statue between labor leaderii Walter P. Reuther and George Meany, yearend truce periods into d it situated there as a reminder of his sible for the tonal design of the es including St. John’s Polish TWO COAT JOB WITH A ONE COAT PROCESS w u discovered In 1820. an armistice that would Manchester Jaycee Waives will instrument and handled the ar- National Catholic Church, Corn- denies it is delinquent in pay­ Shipping officials said the permit peace talks. sponsor a Christmas party for rangements for the installation mimity Baptist and Bolton Con- TEL. 649-4645— 649-2979 Heraklion carried 206 passen­ ment 'o f nearly three months the children of members Sun- <,f the organ. gregational. dues to the AFL-CIO. “ The idea of an end to hostili­ ONE OF THE OLDEST PAINT FAMILIES gers, including one foreigner, Loose Legal System ties is becoming stronger and and a crew of 75 commanded by Neither auto workers Presi­ 8 ^ He is organist and choir mas- The dedication will open with IN CONNECTICUT Welk Still Going Strong dent Reuther nor AFL-CIO chief more confident^ the Pope said. ^ Center Congregational a program by the guest organ- Capt. E. Vemikos. Meany is talking. But Informed "If, as it has been announced, a visit froni^° Hartford, chairman o f 1st. Selections are "Fantasia on ’ The foreign passenger was not Delays Sea Advances a further cessAticn o f hostiUtlea f r e s ^ ^ t s a ^ a jh s i t f^^^ the Organ and Church Music Adeste Fidells,’’ b y E r id T h i- immediately identified. sources said as ol today Reu- ther’s union would be behind is to follow shortly, on the Despite Long T V Exposure Z>I>ParM tof HarU man; “Lo, How a Rose E’er The sinking of the Heraklion BOSTON (AP)—Man splashes white diamond). When they some $270,(XX) if it didn’t pay by Christmas truce, why do not fnmiiips Music Of the University Of Hart- Blooming,” Johannes Brahms; was one of a series of postwar J Buy Your Christmas Tree into the sea in search of food come through, carriers are Dec. 15. both parties to the conflict join HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The Alsace-Lorraine accent he ac- The future seems Indefiniti^ ___ ford, and is dean of the Hart- “ O Thou God the Father,” Jo- disasters to Greek ships. The Obliged to move, as g;racefully the two separate truces into a cruise ship Lakonia burned and end wealth, armed with increas- A union that falls behind 90 bronze plaque in the gleamingly quired from his immigrant par- After 42 years of his 62 as « Veterans...... of World War -I Bar- Chapter, American Guild . of hann „ Sebastian t Bach; “ Volun- as they can. single, continuous period oC ^ from Ruth Howes £ .sank during a Christmas cruise ingly sophisticated equipment days in its per capita payments modem buUding features a life- ents. “ It has always been our band leader, he retains the old r^cks and Auxiliary have been Organists. He received a bach- tery VHI m D Minor, — "The evolution of law will to the AFL-CIO faces automatic time, so that new ways may be _ _ . ___ < At 1 T T - _ _ • a 1 Ab* A-r »Vll»e?$ A A(VV*AA 4 VlA Qt Q Tl I * * ' PUStOPSlC ( I lA.mlfl in the Atlantic two years ago burdened by a loose, primi- like bas-relief of its owner. The experience to be beaten by the baunce. He switched on the invited to a joint installation of music degree from the S ta ley; ...... necessarily lag behind devel- suspension. But unofficial indi- explored of bringing, about an and 128 persons died. Europe’s system of law. InscripUon: “ The Lawrence new sJkjws at the early part of stereo to play his latest record, the Charter Oak Barracks and Umversity o f Michigan. Milhaud; From Heaven Above FRESH CUT t opment of conflict situations," cations Were that the labor fed- honorable understanding putting Before coming to Hartford, to Earth I Come” and ” Tocca/ta worst postwar maritime dlsas- Although mariUme disputes Welk Union Bank Building — the season and then catch up "Westminster Cathedral," dem- Auxiliary Thursday at 8 p.m. “ ' writes Col. Frank B. Case in the eration wasn’t about to kick out an end to the conflict,” dedicated to all those who made and wmetimes pass them as the onstrating he can play for the gt the American Legion Hall, Holz served as director of mu­ and Fugue in A Minor, Opus QUALITY t ter was the sinking ol the Him- ^gve been minor compared to Pope Paul gave a 2,009-word 80," both by Maix Roger, and Military Review, "and conflicts its biggest member, the 1.5 mil- a. possible." season progresses.” hii crowd as well as oldsters. Hartford. sic at Christ Church, Fairmont, era, which went down off Ath- deadly land speech in Italian from a thrcHie "In Dulci Jubilo” by Marcel wars, the involving unprecedented factors lion auto workers, The Welk band now travels W. Va., and as organist and ens in 1947 with a loss of 392 oceans cannot be considered ^ j j have to be resolved by The 7 cents per member dues before the main altar of St. Pe­ To my knowledge, Lawrence This season’s success smells Dupre. Welk does not own Union Bank, especially sweet to Welk. The only five or six weeks a year — Veterans of World War I Bar- choir master at St. Thomas VERMONT t peaceful. force. if the parties are not — some $90,(X)0 a month in the ter’s during a Mass marking the “ the old man is slowing down.” Selections In a dedication re­ In the first bourn after the ^^^ing industry alone, But he does own the ground- reason: He didn’t expect to be racks and Auxiliary will have Church, Mamaroneck, N.Y. He amenable to arbitration." case of the auto workers — is Sheppard Reveals Own Death Plot feast of the Immaculate Oon-'^^ Yet he not only does his weekly cital by Grzyb are “ How Bright­ dwaster. the Merchant Marine floor space where the bank has blowing his bubbles on televi- a Christmas party Sunday, Dec. has. devoted much time to con- Most maritime laws are neg- payable monthly. But the AFL- ception. TV hour but plays weekends at ly Shines the Morning Star,” by TREES Ministry said there appeared to Korean - Japanese &m H. Sheppard, shown with his wife, Arianne, disclosed at a news confer­ a br^tnch, as well as the six sion this year, 18, at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW cert work and played in var- I atlve: such as the right of na- <310 dues not enforce the rule ’The ponflff sidd he bad ious cities throughout the coun- Johann Pachelbel; ” In Dulci be no hope of survivors. But as ^ ence today in New York he had plotted to force police to shoot him dead in floors above. On the top floor of “ It’s true,” he admitted “ aft- the Palladium through most of Home. Reservations will tions to keep other nations out harshly and never has kicked,^ plaimed to ask the forces In Viet try. Jubilo” and "Toccata and Fugue ships and planes converged on the Wilshire Boulevard building er ten years on television, I ex- the year. Wednesday, Dec. 14 and may the French - Brazilian lobster of their territorial waters. Even out a union for falling behlnd> the courtroom if he had been convicted a second time in the death of his,first Nam today to observe a Ourist* Grzyb, a music teacher at in D Minor,” both by Johann ■* 136 DEMIHG ST. MANCHESTER t the disaster site, wrtekage and mas truce but "happily this in-, In Santa Monica you find the pected'we would start to fall. I be made with Mrs. James F. neoDle were seen In the water and friction be- here there Is no real interna- three months. wife. He said he carried a pistol in' the courtroom. His disclosures marked the Bennet Junior High School, was Sebastian Bach; "Carol Prel- ointcd music director of ude on Greensleeves,” Searle porations. In the thick-carpeted partly fickle, and when we went Doggart, 81 West St. r a fts ' Soviet fishing fleets- off Alaska, fhat all nations accept. did little to heal the rift between He said he wished to express Two Policemen rafts. Interior, the onetime Strasburg, into our eleventh season last Land wars tend to spiU Into For example, the United Meany and Reuther, who ssftisfaetion "to the statesmen.^, At noon, the merchant marine N.D., farm boy conducts his year, I thought it might be our who have been ref^xmsiUe fori Finish Course minister, Isidore Mavridoglou, the oceAns. states claims 12 miles as its ex- clashed several ' months ago musical empire. last. In the Gulf of Tonkin, Russia elusive fishing zone. Peru, Ecu- over the federation’s foreign arranging this noble and cMvaJ^. “ I like it here,” said Welk one ” I wanted to go off in a blaze Two Manchester policemen, uses international maritime law g^or 'and Chile claim 200 miles, policy. . raus act.” " I B52s Attack Gong Base; Pope Paid, then uiigqid ftaat thi( afternoon, flipping a switch that of glory, and so I fought for col- Sgts. Walter Cassells ^ 41 to harass America’s Seventh Most national maritime laws More recently, •Reuther has drew the drapes and revealed a or. The network was against it, Ferguson Rd. and Will.am Fleet off Viet Nam. Russian gj.g gg primitive as; internation- :sald he had "fundamental trade Chrishnas trupauofl the'.Viet-; clear view of the fog. and so were the sponsors. But I Cooke of 104 L ockw (^ St., yes- Snuling Ike trawlers,, flying iflags'toat .'iden- g^ ig^g, union differences” with Meatiy ' namese new year ibiuM (b Fehf “ I bought this property' be- felt strongly that we could do terday evening received certifl- tlfy them u engaged in uader- ,TheU dlted • Natlbng Oonven- abdut organizing, cbllActive bid"-' niaiy be joined in a singla ar- GIs Arrest Saigon Mayor misttce. cause of the park across the better in color. ' ^ e s from the University ^ In Hospital watar aeoNh, hound American the.'Continental Shell— gaining procedure and poUtical formations and Sven push air- which became effective June 10, tactics. ' "Neglecting "such a goMea » street. It reminds me of the “ For one thing, we have a lot Connecticut Law School ujwn Bputo Viet Nam ’Ihe U. S. command said 44 trenchaa, bunkers, automatte ojgiortunlty’’ to end the war, hd wide open spaces that I knew as of pretty young girls, including com ^ tion of a course in ^ WAMUNGTON (AP) — craft carriers around. 1964—gaius formal recognition An auto workers statement 4iv B62 bombers pounded-a Americans were kiUed, 521 were weapons posittom Mid su ^ ct- would “be fraught with a boy back in Nort hDakota.” the Lennon Sisters, and they Cnminal, Law offered by mternstlbnal maritime law American claims over some Detroit Wiednesday night said. Former Prasldant Dwight D. gjverriirtirMlvarto claims ov^ :^e Vdrt'fW'juii^le bas; » mUes wounded and 18 were miasing or Ad ooncentraiUciia of“ troMi. danger.'* He said .he prayed that He swiveled his chair to the look good in color. And we could university Eisenhower, smfllng and saying f" undemrter^aoarah ^ ^ consistently fol- northwest of Saigon today, captured. The week before tiWthere e ii^jg bbmbeni -t— Staged >. -ia. 'L sisoaDd , his ” MhMs$ desire drlB hot fall control panel and closed the use color to good advantage in CMsells and Cooke were two he felt fine, checked into Walter (fl^ng two red balls and a (See Page Twenty-Three) (See Page Twenty-Three) opening a new campaign to were 143 killed, 700 wounded raid in South Viet Nath today, on deal ears." E drapes “because of the glare.” our production numbers.” policemen fro m depart- Reed Army Hospital today to Welk’s persistent good humor Welk can be persuasive in his ments throughout Connecticut clear the enemy from around and 2 missing or captured. hitting a (fommunist supply ’I^' pontiff said he had tried prepare for removal of his gall Sbuth Viet Nam’s capital. Vietnamese casualties pgsg 25 mileS west of Otu Lol, to work for'peace ever since he seemed as strong as ever, per- own quiet way, and ABC was to receive the certificates, bladder. haps because of the recent rat- convinced to spend $1.5 million The course, developed by the ’The clearance campaign was dropped from 159 killed and 41 jn the northern pact of the ooun- was elected Pope in June 1666, An Anny helicopter bearing launched in the wake of the bold m i^ n g to 139 killed and 14 * Ings for his Saturday night ABC to convert a studio for color- 'aw school, was d esired to as- Sikeide attack last weekend on missing, while the enemy (See Page Ten) (Bee Page Ten) television show. One listing telecasting his show. The new policemen to better under- the five-star, emblem of Eisen­ placed him as No. 12. hue put the show back in the stand legal requirements which hower’s rank brought him to the 'Canon’s ’Tan Son Nhut Air figures last . week were 1,181 . ' ------Base. ’Ihe B62 target was be- killed and 162 captured, com-, .1 “ Yes, we have had our best rating race. Now Welk -can control their activities and be­ hospital grounds from his farm home at Gettysburg, Pa. iteved to be the base from which pared with 1,439 killed and l44 I ratings this season, and it is doubtless remain on TV as ^oog havior with citizens who are ac­ cused of violating the law. He entered the hospital short­ the Viet Oocig mount terror and captured the week before. I Geiigras JBackers ' very gratifying,” he said in the as he is able. . inifli'ltratiion attacks on the capl- U. S. headquarters in Saigon I I Taught by Joseph A. LaPlante, ly before noon and was to have rofessor of law, the course in- lunch with Lt. Gen. Leonard D. ' tgi. reported that American troop Spent $123^53 \ ided such broad categories as Heaton, who wiU head the oper­ ' In the ground war, only small strength in Viet Nam reached the^ature of due process, right ating team, b«fore undergoing a patrol skirmishes again were 362,000 by last Saturday, a net In Losing Elfort to cobnsel, confessions, arrest, series of preliminary tests. reported, a situation that; has increase of 1,000. and search and seizure. prevailed for more than a week. In the B62 raid 26 miles norfli- HARTFORD (AP)—’I^e Oom- Eisenhower was beaming and •'s f-? V The couhse is jointly sponsored in obvious good spirits as be The continuing lull was re- west of Saigon, bombers unload- mittee to Elect Clayton Oangi«a by the s c h ^ of law, the Conn­ fleeted in a decrease in the ed tons of explosives on a Viet Governor spent $128,668 in hiiit returned the salute of officers ■■ V t ecticut Munl^al Police Train­ who met him at the hospital casualties last week for all Cong complex which U. S. oftt- losing R epublic campaign, forcee in Viet Nam. cers said contained numerous ing Council arid\Uie University hell pad. From there he drove to was reported to^y to the aeora-' ol Connecticut In^tute of Pub­ the VIP entrance of the main tary of atate’s oftlca. lic Service. building. As he landed, Ehsenhower was This was $2,418 more tbim Am committee received in ooniMbu- Goya^s Home Rest greeted by Brig. Gen. Philip W. Pinney Still Rules Mallory, commanding general tions. —,. SARAGOSSA, Spain- of the hospital. Of Ihe $121,134 that went to modest one-story house wher' the Gengras committee, $43,300 "1 am coming to Walter Reed Francisco Goya was bom in the State GOP Committee was provided by members of Aragonese village of Fuentede- on the advice of doctors who ' 4^to the -Gengras family. found difficulty in my gall blad­ todos,- 27 miles from Saragossa, ’The top contribution In this der,” Eisenhower told reporters group was made by the candi­ is being restored to preserve its who waited for him at the door OK’s Advisory Panel appeal for art lovers and tour­ date himself. to the hospital. Gengras gave $19,200, the le­ ists. ,• NEWINGTON (AP) — State Another question that aroueed Goya, generally considered (See Page Twenty-’Tbree) gal ceiling on what he ooidd" Chairman A. Searle Pinney, debate at the State Central Oom- contribute personally. the leading artist of his time, desplte two state election de- mlttee meeting was whether the was born there March 31, 1746. Others in the Gengras family ^ feats, is still in charge of the advisory panel would include OOL. VAN-VAN ODA and their contributions were, E. ' He died in 1828. V •••> -.s' •• Oonhecticut GOP, as he proved (See page Twenty-Three) (Saigon Mayor) (Sayton Gengras Jr., $1,000; More Pressure * V s' , . Wednesday night. s','. ' ^ ^ Mrs. Gengras, the candidate’s For Oil ’Etnhargo Pinney got whsjt he wanted wife, $6,000; Willis Gengras, PENTLAND from the State CJentral C3ommit- $1,000; Donald Gengras, $1,000;' 17^ v m c E » i i » ' tee — authority to name the Dr. Alfred Gengras, Ms father, THE Fl-ORIST ' V> . , MA MCHESfe« , On Rhodesians , U, , . V ,-S members of an "advisory com­ "Everything In Flowera” mittee" that will set the quali­ Western Oil Firm $ 6 , 0 0 0 . (ON THE CORNER OF McKEE STREEXf . -i , . "Gengras’ daughters sach ciaa-' Centrally Located at UNITBO NA'nONB, N.Y. fications tor his successor and 24 BIRCH STREET tributed $6,000; ’Ihey are Mrs. . (AP) — African presaure was screen candidates tor the chair­ ■ 643-4444 — 643-6247 Elizabeth Kilbourn, Mrs. Judltfa. mounibing today for an embargo manship. Open 8:30 - 6:30 on oil for Rhodeeda, but British Seized by Syria McDonough and Mrs MerrUIy' OPEN THURSDAY < The vote was close — 38 com- Moynihan. ■* Foreign Secretary, George miittee members to 32, or, ac- NIGHTS TILL 9:00 Brown said a bon on exports Two Amish children romp around a well while their parents and other mem­ DAMASCUS, — creased price of exporting oil Ihe Gengras committee re- Parking Across the Street] ' STORES OPEN EVERY from the rebel colony was more bers of the sect prepare to leave for Central America. They left their farms in cording- to the new syria’e""^tolls"r government ceived $93,M0 fi^'^liepuM- For 100 Cars . . . vote systerp, 3»vi'* xo sz - out 6 - . - ...... lapse Nov. 16 of negotiations QgJ^ can Finance Committee. The likely to be enforced. the Ozarks because they believe their simple way of life is out of line with the Pinney, r^ rt^ iy w^h theji^p today seized all properties of ^tween the SociaUst govem- NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Most of the pressure was rest of the United States. (AP Photofax) of State Sen.. P et^ P. Marioni,“ the Western-owned Iraq Petro- ment and the company, owned (See Pag* Ten) 8 coming from African members carried the day. leum Co. and imposed new high by British, American, French of the elation Oommonwealth Afterward, Pinney told report­ BRAND NEW ANOTHER FIRST FROM THE PEPSI-COLA CO. group who met with Brown for Group Moving to Central America ers there was general 'agree­ royalties on oil being pumped and Dutch interests, 90 minutes late Wednesday. through i^pelines for European -It was not known how the 1 9 6 7 ment on the need lor a screen­ markets;; Syrian regime could force the Briltain bad planned to offer a ing (x^miittee but there was a VOLKSWAGEN 12 one-way bottles in a new easy-carry A communique broadcast by company to pay the increased resdutinn for mandatory eco­ “ great difference of opinion on BiiUetin nomic sanctions against Rho­ how it should be created.” Damascus radio said the pipe- assessments, even with the aeiz- desia to the Secuitty Oounoil . Amish to Seek New Life “Ihe big question," he said, line and other property ol the ure of its property. Ihe question ONE-WAY CASE today, but further consultations HARRISON, Ark. (AP) — Out and any ornamentation in dress, moving, but elders In the church «vjras whether the appointing au- company ,, were under "executive appeared to be whether the gov- SPACE nCDA’TY (W ’D to force the company ernment would dare stop the oil aimed at reconciling the ^ ^ ^ ^ jj,ey never The men, with their beards feel they have no choice if they thority should be vested in-me.’,’ s « « ir e . cuttine off the oil rev AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)— and Afirican views may delay g y „y j>gn,j of pUgrims, and black suits and the women are to preserve their religion. What kind of cpmmiittee will ^ Increased Deluxe Sedan ties for the first nine months ol enues of Iraq, Syria s Arab Prealdeat Johnson Take home 12 big, no-deposit, no-return bottles of Pepsi or Diet Pepsi the resohJtior a day or so. unable-to compromise their reli- tvith their black bonnets and “ We believe that the teaching pihhiey appoint? day the United Statea, tlw ’; m v f - .A .. . ___ a a . ..A M ^ 4 a ^y\Vl4a*0 laaf ^ A W a •••«%««1 m w b..u .b . .b i . ------N A N C H ^ T E R The oounett was to meet at 6’ ar7Iaartng'«M I'oiig skirts, have tong been a of evolution is contrary to God’s He 'in^i^ted it would, hope- this yrar. It estimated ‘ he tmek plex ol major oil ^companies p g n ^ g Soviet Union and other ooan> - 1 ♦1715 ,in the hew, streamlined ONE’WAY CASE. ' p.m. BST to take up the Rho- Ozarks for a new start in Cen- familiar sight in Harrison, word,” explained Stoll. “ We do reprfeient all major lac- royalties at more than $9.3 mil- p l « ol^ m aj^^oll^ ron^amra tries have reiMhed agrm* , \ deaian ertois. tral America. where they do their shopping. not believe that the emphasis on uons of the GOp; represent ur- “ em <3orn ' DEL. IN MANCHESTER discovered ment on a treaty that woulA ” An iiitormaiYt wtio oat in on iji^eir minister, Harold Stoll, StoU ia the leader of th e rolo- entertainment and sports is ben- suburban and small-town continued to now tnroug ----- Nw miolear weiVmM ITM Equipped with turn signals, the caucus Wednesday said It ggpigjgg^ hjl, people had to ny frpm Which three families eflclal to the spiritual life, We Republicans; and represent aH U'e pipelines, and installatjphs 1927 leatherette seats, heater, de­ Pepsi’s ONE-\yAY CASE is noVmaking its natib^^^^^ in stores and pum ping stations in the des- The major ownert are British outer apace. Johnson, In n " appeared------.. 1 that.1—* most of the aew.Afri jjgyg adready departed for Brlt-i cannot conscientiously send our geographical a r ^ in the state. pumping: „ , , statement rea d to newaman > froster, seat belts, 2-spe6d cans would in sist on a tough OVER 30 STORES electric • wipers, 2 back-up throughout this area at a special introductory price. You get more; “More'and more We’re out of ish Honduras. The remaining childroi to public schools. Pinney said he intended to the*'MV*^an™ki2* de Kro^^^^ at White Houae preoa head- lights, vvlndshield washer, resoOutlan intended to bring line because of our simple way five families will leave next "We are thankful for the Hb- complete Ms job of naming the pany of^ lals, quarters here, sold the dmfl ^ O/S mirror, overriders, tool twelve 10 ounce bottles'. You save more. And there’s nothing to return! down Prime Minister Ian We will m in b ^ r in week. - erty we have had, but the gov- committee In the next few days, added. Three government com- Near East Development Ctorp.- treaty prepared by the enter kit, 12-volt system. Smith’s white-minority Rhodesi­ anoth^country.". Farm tools and household ne- ernment is gradually taking It will have 15 to 20 members ’^rltions*”' ^ supervise ^ g ^ ® jfg "iJ i space committee of the Uatt*, an- „ government. UK., Although referred to as Men- cessities will be trucked to New away bur reUgious freedom," he he said, and he expressed th^ operations. " ^ ^ od Nathfos represents ee ''tea* ; Buy a ONE-WAY CASE of Pepsi or Diet Pepsi... today!) i Brown told the group he had ^ neighbors in Orleans pnA sMpped by boat to'“ iiaded. .ireforrlng to the recent hope that It would complete its Reliable »u jce s ^ SnioratloM * portont step towerd peers'* PARKADE TEDTRUDON no cut-and-dried resolutl WM open to suggesUona But ^ ^ families is famiMes will go to Mexico O ty attendance by Amjsh chUdren The taak of the committee is ^ thg^t , ,1** VOLKSWAGEN word the tsMty te the A w ^ Pepsi Cola in all otir other packages? Of course! Nothing’s changed, if you prefer Pepsi potetad out that it would not ^ to thTAmlah branch by tfaln, and by bus the rest of at public schoola, '*««* of aU to defina the Job ® ^ ® -S 'e d m trjmslt royalties for allow ^tiie ate eoriy next year tar mil* wise tor the coupell to taka any ^ the Mennoolto Cfaurch. thalw ay w the j u i ^ which AS he bdkad, ito glanced out chatonan. Ita coat and the seizure ^^uld_ 1« litted^ m oil to be pumped across Its ter fleotton action, Jehneon saMt k. ', and then to screen soon as the demanded royalties ritory be doubled. In announc- Taleottvilla as you’re buying it. Same range pf sizes...from single drink to family size. action It could not

PA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONM« THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. .MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 PA G E TH REE J S i i i , V and (ionrtderatloil of a date, for Itary personnel In Viet Nam In­ Columbia E vents Evenjte Sbeinwold on South Windsor « sole of a bond issue for Um creased another 1,000 last week, Terty School addition and U.S. Viet Casualties raisihg the total to 362,000, a U: FUEL OIL R PA n YOU TO KNOW tha Mgh BChool^dltton. 6. spokesm an siUd. ' in the WHO TOUR FSnCNDS ARE Seolh dsiler Family of Sgt. Terlecki In Capital Mrs. Green Ctted The number of other alied Both tklM vAiiiM e Full-time Tax Assessor military peraqnnel in Viet Nam - ” - 1 4 . 1 — The Baby Has By ALFRED SHEINWOLO NORTH Mrs. Leonard Green, Pain •ecrease remained the same as the pre­ Bearings Resume W orld One of the pleaaant features 4 K J 2 Lane, Wapping, was honored at Accepts Army Br^tnze Star AADOOIN M uth V iet Nam num ber o f wounded to 26,333. Of \rfous w eek— 52,000, the spolMa- 200 GAL. BUN. C.OJl. WASHINCiTON (AP) — Hw o f som e bridge bands ki ttast t? 104 Appointed by Council the D ec. 6 meeting of the South 0 K 7 S the Americans l^ed, 4,362 of man said, tion. Upon reaching the wea­ Senate Antitrust''and Mionopoly Rttskt Chiang Dine you can afford to glvs away a Windsor Oomnnittee for Retard­ (AP) — American oaaualtiee in Araiy Sgt Winter A. Ter- nbt answer etnee many changes the deaths have occurred slnbe The eaUmate ■ of enemy R. R. RIOlUS pon, Sgt. Terlecki fell mortal­ siibcommittee wiU resume hear­ trick or two. Make sure that The first hiU-time tax assSssor ed CSilldTen. M rs.. G reeii partici­ tiM Viet Nam war dropped lacM, who was killed in South TAJPM, Formosa (AP) — WEST EAST tor the town will assume bis have taken place In tbs area Jan. 1. ■ strength also was the same, 260,- ly wounded by the Viet Cong ings next we^ in its inquiry B e e n N a m e d you give them to your friends pated in the organization of the aharpty kurt week, reaecting 4434IS77 Vietnam in February, has been ' U.A SMretary of State Dean duties Jan. 1 . since the original development The total number of U. S. mil- 000. automatic weapons fire. This into . complaints of dtocrtm- rather ttien to your enemies. $ S97I $ *^***xe group three years ago and has anotiier of 'the periodic kills in posthumously aw ard ed a outstanding display of aggres­ inatory rates in the sals of tele- Rusk hod tea and dinner today Opening lead — three of O Q 9 8 C A t lO E l Bertrand L. McNamara of wu started. * served actively since that time. tR 107 4 9 8 0 1121 Silver Lone, Btaat H art­ Obuncllman Umberto DelMaa- ground fighting. South Vletna- Bronze Star medal wltn a “V” siveness, devotion to duty, and idaion advertising. Lomberti Erie Riohard, aen 6 t Max It. and Joan Ander- wttfa President Ohlang Kal-ehek hearts. She and her family will be SOUTH J ford, was unanimously appoint­ tro said that it report made in device for valor. personal bravery, is in keeping C bakm an PfaiUp A . H art, D- aon Xjombert, 2041 8th SL, Boulder, Cole. Bo wae bom Nor. and Us wife. Ruek arrived Blast put up ths king of hearts moving to Florida this month. msee and enemy casualties also 4 A109I4 ed to the position last night by 1962 to the council on the drain­ The medal has been received with the highest traditions of Miich., announced today ttwt 30 at BcMdder Colo. Memorial HoqdtaL IDs matunal grand­ Wednesday from Tokyo t**ck, and Sou» won W AJ2 A cake depicting a Florida were Isas than the week before^ the mUitary service, and re­ with the, ace —a mistake. He the town council. age problem noted that the con­ by his wife, Mrs. Carol Ter- wMaissses at three days of hear­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Andereaii, 20 Oebum ltd. leaves Friday for Saigon, an O 54 beach scene was served and A U.S. commend spokesman flects great credit upon him­ ings beginning Monday will rep­ His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Max launbart, led a trump to dummy’s king, 4 A32 The appointment culminates dition is due partly to inade- Mrs. Green was presented with ■aiij 44 AmerioaM were ktUed in lecki. She lives with their four route to the Paris meeting of Sooth Wert Norik Bart self,' his unit, and the United resent the teleidslon networke,.j> Columbus, CMiio. another mistake, and returned efforts by the council through quate culverts along the'roads a farewell gift. com bat and 521 w ere wounded chlWren, Walter A. Terlecki the Nortii Atlantic Treaty Or­ 1 4 Pam 2 4 States Army.” the National Association of' • • • •. the Jack of spades. a sub-committee during the past in the area. The meeting was held at the ’ last week. The wertt betore^43 Jr., Timothy Terlecki, Wendy ganisation’s Mlpiaterial dbuneU. 2 4 Prt* d.5 A” Terlecki and Cindee Terlecki. Sgt. Terlecki, a four-time re­ Broadcaatens and government Parker, Kelly Ann, daughter of Bruee and Ntery East discarded the six of severak months of screening and Nutmeg Rd. Deeds Accepted home of Mrs. Andre Potlez, Americans were reported killed cipient of the Purple Heart, agencies. Spratt Parker, 182^ West Rd., RoekviDe. She waa hem Nor. He conferred tor an hour at diamorids, and South played low interviewing candidates tor the The right-of-way deeds from Kelley Rd. and 709 wounded. Hie family formerly lived on the eipbaaay today with served a total of 17 years in "At hearings in May and June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ for lack of anything better to continues with a spade to dum­ port. Nutmeg Rd. to Newberry Rd. OMIdren to Entertain Elderly Pucker St. ip Coventry. Chiang’a elder son, Defense The ' num ber ot Americans The citation presented with the service, 13 of them in the businessmen and media experts parents ON Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Spratt, Marlboro^ Maas. Sha do. Wert won with the quean my’s Jack, the king of spades, The vacancy resulted from and a deed for widening Nt»t- Several students of the Jane Minister Chiang CMng-kuo. Rel­ At (xairden Club missing or captured increased the medal reads: Marine Coips. He served in told us they believed major cw- has a brother, Christopher Jrtm, 1^ . of spades and shifted to the and then gate to hia hand with the resignation of Enoch Pelton, m 6g Rtf. to a width" of 50 feet Hart Dance Studio, Wapping, however, foom two in the week iable sources said they dis­ eight of diamonds in response the ace of clube to draw the former assessori "Sgt. Terlecki distinguished Korea during the war there pdkitijona received disoounta - • • • • • was accepted by the council. will participate in a holiday Miss Arlyne M. Garrity of that ended Nov. 26 to 18 last, cussed the situation on the to Ms partner’s signal. last trump. Ths rest of the dubs Mmself by heroic actions on and w as wounded tw ice. Ftour and favorable placement for Easter, Sherry Lon, daughter of Wilfred H. Jr. and McNamara haa been employed The distance involved U some show to be giv4n by the school’s week. There was no Immediate Cbfnese mainland, particularly In desperation. South pi)t up then bring In eleven tricks In­ Since August 1960 as an ap­ ’Tolland will entertain Monday Feb.' 18, 1966 in the Republic 'years after his discharge he their advertialng,” Hart said in Donna Payne Blaster, 156 Prospect St, Rockvilla She was 1,350 feet. Cheer Troup at the Hebrew explanation for the increase. the acUvltiee of the Red Guards. dummy’s king of diamonds, stead of only nine. praiser with the B. L. Me at 8 p.m. at a Christmas meet­ of Vietnam, while serving as volunteered in the Army, serv­ a statement. bom Dec. 3 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal N utm eg R d. is In line with H om e for-the' Aged, Tower East took the ace and Jack of Dally Question Natnara Co. of Windsor and A Vietnamese inlMtary spokes­ a Weapons 3quad Leader in ing in France and in the states. "At thla aet of hearings we grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Payne, West Peru,. the new sewer facilities and the Ave., Hartford. ing of the Manchester Garden Guards Ruin Statue diamonds and then switched Partner opene with one spade, .prior to his ossociapon with the man reported government loss­ Company A, First Battalion, Sgt. Terlecki arrived in Vlet- will hear the networks’ side Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred deeds were obtained by Frank The performance will be part Club in Memorial Hall of Center back to hearts to defeat the and the next player passes. Ton company served for 20 years es o f 139 killed as com pared F'ifth Cavalry. When his pla­ Nam in December 1965 after and examine the adequacy of H. Easter, 68% Spring St, Rockville. She has a lister, MOSCOW (AP) — Chinese Aheam, attorney for the sewer of a Chanukah party to be spon­ Congregational Church. She will contract. bold: Spades, 6; Hearts, K-8-6-6; with the United States Navy. wdtii 169 the previous week. ’The toon was ambu^ed by a nu­ volunteering for service there. present law and enforcement. Pamela Sue, 3%. Red Guards destroyed a monu­ commission. present a "One-Woman Mus­ Bad P U y Diamonds, A-J-10-8-2; Clubs, sored by the Psrthian Sisters of Vieitnamese do not report the merically superior and well- He was wounded in January and ’The networks have data which • • • • • ment to Soviet-Chineae friend- 9- He retired in 1960 with the Abeam suggested an amend­ ical,’’ of songs and lines from South played the hearts and 8-6. the John' Hay Temple. Mrs. number of government troops concealed Viet Cong force, S^. wounded fatally in February. 'Will assist in our understand­ Omnmlngs, Monica Jeon, daughter of Heiliert Whitney ahip in Shanghai, the paper lit­ rank of Chief Petty Officer. ment to the resolution of accept­ "Sound of Music.’’ She will be spades badly since he gave a What do you eay? Charles Bines, town clerk, was Benjamin Weiner and Mrs. Al­ wounded, but said there were 14 6i ing of the rate and diacdunt Terlecki immediately, though onA Monica Deziadus Cummings, 126 Valley View Dr., Wap- erary Gazette complained to­ ance stipulating that the council fred Cohen will act as chair­ accompanied by her mother, tridt in each suit to hia enemy. Answer: Bid 1 NT. The hand appointed by the council to the missilng last week compared ^continually exposing hinmeU to FUND TRANSFER APPROVED structures.” ping. She was bom Dec. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. day. do so if title to the property is Mrs. Harold Garrity, pianist. If East is allowed to win a Is not strong enough for a re-' position of acting assessor af-’ men. with 41 the week before., automated weapons fire, HARTFORD (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dezla- The statue, the work of two found in order. A former Manchester resi­ heart and a spade he cannot sponse of two dlamond hopes that Peking plans no Tel. 649-5544 subdivided, commercially de­ Judith Carr Staiger, Storm She was born Nov. 29 at Rock­ drastic action against the Pmtu- matriUng funds to faciliUte a companies to stack crates, in Ihriuded odll ^ conti^ra veloped or otherwise used in an world. ville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are guese colony. drainage water shed in the Av- some locations, the mayor oro-thlrd^ unaesthetic manner. wy Height's Brook area. commented that if the privilege Klobe, the relay of color tel- and Mm Stanley Carr, Storrs. Her paternal grandparents An eatimated 300,000 tons of Acciaion’s tuidng fork are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staiger, 18 Franklin St, Rock­ rice, vegetables, and meat The project will cost an esti- to abused the town’s nuisance . liqdacettbepiildafcd May Ease Debt e For Tour Party Reservations Plume 643-8058 mated $147,000 with one-half or Uttering ordinance oould.be vUle. reached the Island from Red end tile Far East, and evedua- E fewanM Whe0 thtl't WASHINGTON (AP) — H » • • • • • the funds provided by the gov-» Invoked. China, the first supplies since WED. and THURS. tion of aircraft communications f o i ^ in all watches. United States may soon propose E very ernment. i Mayor Throwe referred the Brown, Tracy Diana, daughter of Ronald D. and Mary- bloody rioting Isrt weekend. Billy Van and the via satellite. a plan to ease the burden of Po­ Manager Sprenkel noted tiiot matter to toe pubUc health and -Stopby so we can tell you more. ellen Bennett Brown, RD 2, Manchester. She was bora Dec. An uneasy calm prevailed as “COUNTRYMEN” Thurs. Is ATS, toe first of five such sa- land’s $484Hmi'Uion debt to this the filing of an appUcaUon did safety committee of the council S ti^ g with the right time of day. 3 at Manchester Memorta] Hospital Her materaal grandpar­ pro-Conununirt organixationB FRL and SAT. Ladies’ teUltes made by Hughes Air­ country. The plan is understood not mean a commitment on the and the traffic commission and ents are Mr. and Mrs. Morten Bennett New Castle, Del. Her demanded the Macao gOvm- Hank Erich and the ^ g h t ! craft Co., was launched from Am M u W Fnm $126 to involve using POUah currency paternal grandparents are Mr. apd M m WlUiamBitnm, Cen­ ment make public the number^ m "VERSATILES” part of the town for the project, instructed toe manager to have ^ ^ ^ tor development projects in- ter Ossipee, N.H. \ - of casualties and arrests in the Lee Stanko, your hostess invites AH D rinks It to the intent of the town to toe town poUce department Kennedy Tuesday night, stead of making repayments in • • • • e For Ladles pick up sections o t the project check on this condition, riots by pro-CMneae demonstra­ yon to come where the fun and DOG HELPS GUNMAN haid-to-get doiUars. Newirth, Julie Ellen, daughter of David Michael and tors protesting alleged police good time Is! Only 6O0 ae town funds and federal Mrs. Katoleen Carey, 479 MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — R obert Informed sources reported the Jayne Wilma Altobell Newirth, 90 Crestrldge Dr., Vernon. brutality. News reports say A ■# A ■ m A RHP grants become available, prob- Rye St., waa appointed as a C State Department, at President She was bora Dec. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ably over a two-year jieriod, member of the Jury ocahmittee. Bergstrom’s dog was more help eight Chinese were killed and VQAK STe RESTAURANT 80 OAK ST.: Johnson’s request, has ooine up Sprenkel said. Mrs. Carey will fill toe unex­ than Mndrsmee to four gunmen. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm Leonard AltobeU, hundreds injured. PFBEE PARKINO! Fine Food and Beverages!' with a set of recommendations Long Valley, N.J. Her paternal 'grandparents are Mr. and Councilman Daniel P. Cavan­ pired term of Mra. Mary A f ter hiring the German shep­ 917 MAIN STREET-^MANCHESTER that now are on the desk of Un- Mrs. Max Newirth, Morris Plains, NJ. augh questioned toe problem of Nicholson. herd outside lecenUy, the ma- dersecreteuy of State Nicholas • • • • • drainage in toe area as being Aotion was tabled to the next rauders crawled through his Katzenbach. The recommenda­ Osolin, Christopher Robert, son of Robert HTIHam and one of Improper engineering meeting on appointment of a dog-door into toe house where tions will require the Presi­ Doris Wagner Osolin, Deepwood Dr., Vernon. He was bora advice at the time toe develop- member to the public building they bound Bergstrom and hds dent’s approval. An agreement Dec. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His materaal grand­ ment wS« builL commission. ' \ wife and looted their home of then must be reached with the parents ar* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waginer, Bayslde, N.T. His m Kofwifli rnywife, fiprenkel replied that he could Also tabled was discussion $20,000 in antiques and jewelry. ' t__ , Polish government. paternal grandparents ara Mr. and Mrs. FUaret Owlin, Bay- CAPITALFOOTNOTES side. He haa a sister, Beth Caryl, 4. • • • • • Y O U d tm ’ f ! The federal government now The Qark’s spends $39 million a year to rent Szeber, Elizabeth Maria, daughter of Martin and Maria 28 NorOi SL e Tel. 428-9001 privately owned office space in F. Penhacker Szeber, 69 Sherwrood Circle. She was bom Dee. W IL U M A N n O TECHNICOLOR* the Washington area; the tab in 3. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ SEUF>S»VICt DEPT STORE 1966 was $6 m illion. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Penhacker, 170 Green Rd. Her People wMi champagne Ic ttf tastes exult when they dis­ <<« MANCHESTER SHOE BOX , J. Stanley Baug^unen, 69, re­ maternal grandparents are , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szeber. 106 cover nB.<.The wine la fine signs effective Dec. 30 after 16 Lenox St. She haa a brother, Martin F. Szeber. T onlglit and tile food Is finer. And A t BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER years as president of the Feder­ • • ■ • • • BURNSIDE 57 EAST CENTER STREET^MANCHESTER » vrtiUe a beer p ock etbook 7:00-9:16 \ ' y SHO i’.Ul-'N .!!)[ AVt tA‘,1 HAkllFOki) al National Mortgage Associa­ Costanzo, Julie Ann, daughter of Joseph and Lorralna doesn’t quite do tt, we’re In TRFE PARKING S?8 :n 'J l tion. Fox Costanzo, 189 W. Middle ’Tpke. She was bora Dec. 5 at the bonrtion range. Sen. Abraham A. Rihdooff, D- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her materaal grandmother OPEN EVERY DAY Cohn., urges the Soviet Union is Mra Anne BV»x, Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. Her paternal Conqilete Loncheons 99e Up 'and the United State*.to Join in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costanzo, Hebron Rd., ANNOUHCeS ITS an effort to cutb the arms race B olton. in the Middle Bart. • • • • • UTTU THCATRE OF MANCHESTER, INC. The. Treasury Depai^ent what you’ve Chalson, Marjorie Nicole, daughter of Joel R. and Sam says the government ended fis­ Burns Chalson, 15 Summit St. She was bora Dec. 2 at Man­ cal 1966 with a budget deficit of chester Memorial Hospital. Her materaal grandparents are CINEMA 1 OPEN TRYOUTS $2,261,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bums, Williamsville, N.T. Her pa- OOVWNOa IT. PUT TO MAW Sf. F o r The State Department ac­ teraal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Henry Ctaaieon, Brew­ know ledges that unarm ed U. S. er, Maine. helicopters flown by American • • • • • LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL pilots ere ferrying Hioiland OolUer, Tracy Ljiin, daughter of Jamee V. and Ann I^icH (Fobmaiy Production) troops into operations against Puncheon Collier, 281 Center St. She was bora Nov. 29 at N ' • Communist guerrillas. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her materaal grandparents WOMEN’S SHOES 'Let K ing’s be' The Labor Department says 1 are Mr. and Mrs. William' Flmcheon. Kilkenny, Ireland. Her ^ Mondoy, December 12 A bill-free Christmas. Isnt It what you’ve always dreamed o ff * a million New Workers will be paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Collier, — P LU S — needed by 1976 in the health B olton. . ••• , yhh B: ^ ■ s Thursday, December 15 . . . A levwly soltetioii off noHonal brood shoot fformtrly rofotlliMi You’ll make It come true In '67 when you Join the CBT OhriebHM Your^ Santa service and medical care fields. • • • * • CampanelU, Kilthleen Ann, daughter Of BVank J. and 8 P.M. to $25.00 rodneod to: Club. You just put three or four dojtieirs or more away In your Charlene Plummer CampanelU, Birch Mt. Rd.i Bpiton. She Bjack in Custody Christmas Club every week and ^idxt November you’J aMlo 8 was bom Dec. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ t h i s Y e a r ! ^ i (./Vi i VI at 22 OAK STREET (LTM Rooms) DANByRY (AP) — Edward ternal grandmother is Mrs, Charlene Plummer, 40 Olcott SL Ically .receive a eheck to coye^ollday expeneee. VIoR asu Oliver Cheyrette, 24, Is back in Her paternal grandparents are Mr, and Migf. Joseph C am - NEEDED: 10 MEN—9 WOMEN custody after being captured by panelli, Hyde SL She has two sisters, Jayne Marie, 8, and office and reoelvd Bieeo ^ •; police at about 12:30 a.m. today Margery Mae, 2. • • • • • in the back seat of a car parked on Bear Mountain Road. Knowles, Teri I^ma, daughter of William D. and RldUe STANLEY WARNER Chevrette,. formerly of Woon- Jamonski Knowles, 1 Windsor Ave., Rockville. She was bom Christmas “CHARGE IT” BoCket, R .I., w as serving the Dec. 4 at Rockville General Hospital, Her maternal grand­ Saturday last few months of a six-year parents are Mrs. Margaret Devoid, Pine Ridge Dr„ Andover, STATE Mbraing o r federal sentence on a car theft and John Jaronski, Cleveland, Ohio. Her paternal grandpar­ virm aK B i.: Baybeny ents ore Mr. and Mm James Knowles, Oakland, Maine. riiat^e when he escaped “ANGEW” 6:15-^20 TEL. 643 BEE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER Wednesday afternoon. "FIREBALL” 7:45 LAYAWAY .He made his escape by go­ 111 ANNUAL ‘TOYS FOR TOTS’ SHOW Candles ing over the wall while the fed­ .conrtriictliMi of new ones by the IHETODiHiiaM Onnectlcut Hospital Planning SATURDAY, DEU. 1(>—10 AJM.—'DOORS OPEN 9:16 >p ‘ w i t h a eral prison was blanketed liT a . . . as your liwe gHt from heavy fog. C • mission. . > THEimHEEACT Admission — 1 Toy or Chevrette wae captured soon The 86-member voluntary CBT wiMn you open C Small Deposit Chune to fa{q given by after John Bothelbo of Bear commioBfon, mode up of medic- Acres Of Pkea FSridng . , LOAFERS at SSM a CBT OiutalmM Ohd). # . I ' Mbuntaia Bood-notified poU

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i .//■ ■ i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 f. WAQX lO T J B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NM« THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 P A G E F IV E Coventry If No Reform Is Reached Illing Plans LBJ torMeet Fire Ambulance Key LeadefB IM KeRitedy TTiH 150 in Cast Is Damaged in By FRANK Droit Extension Limit For Operetta Crash with Car AU6T0N, Tex. (A*H ■— Presi­ dent Johnson is exjMoted to re­ (A P ) — Sen. Ed- chiefly advocated by economist Illing Junior High School’d TheVolunteer Firemen As­ XCk Keniwdy aayi he will Milton Friedman of Chicago. turn to Washington within ihe traditional Christmas operetta sociation’s ambulance was heav­ next year to lim it Long a booster of a nation- ily damaged this morning in a next few days for meetings vWth ^ 'SBctenaion of the present wide lottery to reduce inequities won’t have "a cast of thousands key officials. iM n to aix.months or a in the draft laws, the senator this year, but it will have a collision with a car on Old Johnaon bad no snnounoed-in- ’ — 'unless it is able to agree said he now thinks “ there can pretty good imitation. Fagleville Rd. No injuries were SHOmNG DAYS advance appolntmenta today at, , piOpiMwd Wfonn before the be a comprehensive program school’s reported. TO CHRISTMAS his hill country ranch, where he • atton exptfito June so. worked out with improved pay „ iii The ambulance, driven by has spent 19 days combining l^sasadhusetta Democrat and increased educational bene: graders Lawrence C. Latimer, 56, of READ OUR ADS official business with recupera­ i^'^^^douht; however, ^ t fits” as outlined by supporters have some kind role in the RU 31, was returning from an tion from his twin operatkma tba complex Issue of the Selec- of the professional army. staging of “ Scrooge’s Christ- emergency call. A passenger Nov. 16. * t t v f Service System and the “ Lottery, working with these njas,’’ a two-act operetta based ■ was the only other occupant ^ J The r'ruaiuwil,President has been maln-aasts«aa- U yiia d of suggestions for alter- other concepts,” Kennedy said, ©n Charles Dickens’ “ A Christ- o f the ambulance. D r i v e r U n a r g e c l : taimng a fain y busy schedule, Comp. TMm to o tag — and abolishing — it could “ would be the most balanced mas Carol.” ’The car was driven by John — ^ 1 making frequent visits to Ws be digested in the half-year left system which reduces compul- The story of Scrooge’s trans- J. 'VFoodman, 24, a student at I n C i S r C r a s b wpod-paneled office In Austin’s amas 1 8 9 befOre the deadline. sion and takes advantage of ide- formation from a skinflint to the University of Conftectlcut federal building fo r meetings **J’m hoping for something allsm among the younger peo- a man of good w ill through the who livesI in1 New Hartford. Roger Crockett, 31, o f 10 with ofifieiala frtMn Washington. l>efon the end of the expire/- pie.” intervention of the ghost of Police said the ambulance, ac- Short St., was charged with Johnson has )taid he may re­ tion,” he told a newsman The apparent support for a Jacob Marley, his form er busi­ quired last year by the South failure to drive in the proper turn to the caipttkl this week or Bnaoi In’*. QdBM Jaekat fn a t eapcl lag ptob Wednesday night, “ but it isn’t voltmtary army emerged as the ness partner, has been drama- Coventry firemen’s group, re- lane and failure to obey a stop early next week, Ih any case, he realistic.” Pink k Bhw. S b a a V to most unforeseen development in tijjgjj for the stage by Paynter ceived extensive damage to its sign, after police say his car ts axpected hack M the White V ' ‘I f we have a delay,’’ he add- the conference. Its backers, esti and set to music by Grant- ^ h t side. The car waa dam- failed to stop at a stop sign at Ifouse by 'Dissday evening, ad,' "we have to keep the mated the cost at between $4 aged on. the front and right Keeney and Hackmatack Sts., when he and Mks. Johnson hoik Schaeffer. Waahabla cotton cordurox present laws in effect a mini- bilUwi and $8 billion more than side. Both vehicles had to be early this morning, skidded a black tie dinner for members An Cuddly and warm. In addition to Scrooge, Mar- self belt Earii fat a m mum amount of time.’ ’ He set present cost of the armed towed away. across the street, and crashed of the Naitioned Oouncll on the Duster style with ribbon ley and the Bob Cratchetts and bog. Cbltari Red or Blue. ttiia at not more than one year, services. Police said the cars were go- head-on into a tree. Arte. neck trim. Sizes 4 to 14. normally An informal survey conducted the r children, the operetta will ’The draft laws Ing In opposite directions on Old Crockett was taken to Man- The President wlU spend st for four by other boosters of the pro- 75-voice chorus, and would be extended Eaglevllle Rd. and collided at Chester Memorial Hospital, several days in Washing- yearn. gram. Including Rep. Donald » supporting cast of i^ a m u f- Stone House Rd. The accident treated for facial lacerations ton, then return to Texas for .the Kennedy’s comments came Rumsfeld, R-Hl., showed 64 of fi^s carolers, angels, chefs and is still under investigation. ^ jmec injury, and re- CSiristmas and New Tear’s hoU- shortly after he and other par- the conferees were in favor of children. The ambulance Is the only days, Girls’ Holiday Dresses The whole affair is being co­ tlcipants in a Just-concluded the professional army, 6 against one In town available fo r gen- h Is car had to be towed Johnson says ho feels fin * af^ Boys’ Sanfoiiaed The prettiest dresses ever. Choose from nytai Comp. Vplue national draft conference ahd 6 chose not to vote. About 3S ordinated by Ralph Maccarone oral emergencies. It is owned ^way. The hedges, lawn and a w Ids frequent opportunities to spelled out their findings in a panel members did not get a and Mrs. Christine Parks, Illing by the assodaUon and operat- tre* at 116 Keeney St. were 3®* into mild Texas. M»- velvets, ripple knits ft DacroifB Polyester cotton 5.00 to .10.00, Cotton flannel public panel sessian. chance to vote. music teachers. ed by the association’s ambu- damaged. Shine. He has a tan to show for • • blends. Full swirling skirts ^ More them 100 educators, gov- Despite Kennedy’s and other’s Participating students are lance corps. PoUce say Crockett was his stay, and he seems to have amment specialists, congress- enthusiasm for the conference, providing their own costumes. * or new slim shapes. O 6 9 rS9 driving at a,faster than safe «.««.• Dainty prints or solid Pafamas men and students spent four one strong reservation was The operetta will be climaxed 8 speed. He waa given a written he still to colors. 1 ft two pises t-R days discussing the draft and made by Ool. Dee higold, a spe- by a public performance in the Stocks in Brief warning for driving after ^s — J^i5*** stylSB. Sizes S to u ft some alternatives. The meeting, cial assistant to draft director auditorium Friday, Dec. 16 at drinking vocal chord from which a polyp V te 14. an outgrowth of the growing Lt. Gen. I^ewis B. H er^ey. 7:30 p.m., and tickets w ill be NEW YORK (A P j-T h e Stock He is scheduled to appear in ” Johnson 2 ® ’ public debate over the fairness “ 1 didn’t see anything new,” available from students or at o f the draft, was arranged by he told the panel meeting.^ “ I ’ve ^ dTOr market raMy rolled along in ac- court on Dec. 19. S S S s e T ^ and ad tod Oat Hjla. ate. the University of adcago. been hearing (he same warmed- QQ,er performances are sche- tive trading early this alter- A car driven by Raymond J. operation ( t o w . The conferees reaxihed an in- over arguments for 20 years.” pupils of Bentley and Boys Saved from Flood Waters noon. Brodeur, 20. of W atertu ^. and doctors 'had said Bowers Schools on Monday, and The Itot weathered some prof- change In tor Hirng students at assem- Two boys in Sedona, Ariz., are carried to safety it-takdng, taking some looses w v m ' quality, the President tern ik badly outdated and needs not been demonstrated during on rope chairs after the flooding Oak Creek ma­ among some of 'th e recent stwnds much the same as ever, impart. m., ^ a . 5 ,1.. rooned them in their homes. Eleven other children strong galncns, but managed to terday afternwn. PoUce say ot qj Johnson has given no u i^ lly ..MM a/it l<, WOIM ;**»>«• L„ «?sliOTg.; stay well ahead on balance. damage w m ^ outward sign’’ of suffering y .S i "S hT ' - S « PowoU Seating Challenge ^^Cas^w **toe**’crat(*ett chll- Umantic was lound grufty drugs dren are SteDheft Straight as three motor vehicle violations towns ® general aUrm ------Andrews ot 56 Benton------St. yes- By Young Man W^ttHENOTON (AP) - Rep. financial examination. ‘.‘It he Tiny Tim. P ^ l Naschke as Pe- after a court trial this mom-"buiww ______aftemorm___ on E <>nter Margaret Lombardo of 88 Lionel Van Deeriin says he wiH ignores this court order, he’ll be ter, Margaret Lauder as Be- tog. He was fined $15 on each . Industrial building o f St. near Huntington St. Minor drop his oppoeiition (o iwbiUrg liable for another 30-day Jail llnda, Kathleen Maloney as ot im p r^ r ^sin gj Wetoesday. No injuries were re- at 296.9 with industrials) up 2.3, ^^[niaro was done "to both ve- Lancaster Rd. told mM Rep. Adam* “ (Jlayton PowoU in term,” Rubin said. ^_ __ ^ ^ ____ vnrkiaTirtTi /%rviolation a nnssw'urxi'v of a oneway street ported. ——ro^upA _ and d iliti^ l.L hides; police say, and boto 8 ^ ^ ro she v^ted out- and operating a motor vehicle The fire burned out of control -The------Dow-- Jones------industrisl----- —’ a- v cars wero moved before police rv-w-. ------*■*.♦ the new Congress if the Harlem ------937 Center St yesterday after­ Deonocrat “can re*u^.r(» , There will be nearty 40 addl- 'vitoout a Ucense. ,for about 90 minutes at we™ the at no« was up 6.16 at arrived. tional pupils assuming minor Ingles was arrested on N « onened TX- 1ft '^e testified that Ingles did not termined md damage estimate to a 2-point rise. were without power lor nearly Middle Tpke. PoweR’a t driv. town. Cobalt, Moodus, East Pan Amoiicon among the air- Marvin wOsterling, e n - .s . manager ot assaUantaggailant as about 6 feet tali,tall, of w Ptoe o a ^ a n d said a friend Haddam and Marlborough Hues took toeses approaching a HBLOO’s local office, rejwrted medium build, having A round Comp. Valos 2.50 w j u m ters ISA.’t.fiA Annual Renort. “ *e oa*u * in rira „ ______. . _.... 1.«17 nnstnmera were affected bv Girls’ Seamless Slreteh Tights “ iw . ot M,»ah..t.r (a Ja- “ f- 1 ««* of Ms who was now in Mas- helped the Bast Hampton crews point. United held a gain near 1^2 customers were affected by wearing a black coat, cenM ^ a peraonw major ni ^ and ’Thereea Mieipwirek quantity win bo chosen on a jvWm# toe outage, caused, he said, by poUc« say. She said he wa* in Newest crochet or cable stitch. 100% DuPont nylon. Full cut for pc----- .It. White, bone, red X a f r I saefausetts bad been the driv- dal efloft towy ft - 1ln rerolution ^ the baste of alternate bids. Texam was ahead about a ® tose which blew for no ap- hla early twenties. ' skipper Hunter, cranberry, navy. Stus 4 to 8X, 7 to 10, U to 14. The report, when ready, will After Judge Stanley Tesukie- point. Chryoier, U.S- Steel, parent reason about 8 o’clock. the civil action dover, and Linda Carolina Hoi- change. Pine and west ■ by McKee St., results since nobody elso saw Girls’ "Dressy” Blouses . / Comp. VdiM S.OO to 3.50 town seal will be on the front to®le« ^<1 «ot have a license, compensation claims, filed last ------Osterling said. the man. would automatically lift four.man, 154 Highland St, Dec. 17, eWer and text on the back William G. Frazen, 22, of week in the Manchester office DacronO Polyester cotton blends. Choose frtmi smocked fronts, cowl or mBIe neck; lie e trims contempt findings facing Powell South Methodist Church. MOVIES MADE CHEAPER Clover. Crystal Lake, 111., pleaded guil- of the State Labor Department. FOR LUMRER ft sissy fronts. Short or % lengUi dseve. Sizes 3 to 6X ft 7 to 14. becauBe of his failure to heed Building Perm it tV to charges of evading respon- Prague—Because of low FER TILIZE R BOOMS LARCH •arUer court orders. R. Tischofer for Guy J. Mar- The ^11 contain ap- costs, many Western film mak- Waahlngton-U. 8. consump- Portland.Portland, OOre.—Larch re.-L a r is ki- Bot to "B P».«l chUlo. .lUtoUM. to aw.mw Jt i tiuT.M M r. B cS “ Ctoctoctevc Uo. d .^mweroM (ertat.™ ^ , ^ 3 In popnl.rtly as » tbn- return to his home state of New at 45 Helaine Rd., 31,000. W.™.” Jy tod Wto todl M. Idctures. Oto- .Intosince 1960MM hashto tnUltototaled totot sbout 33.394 ter ber tt,..tree. It pto,.grows f.,lfast. ^ good Boys’ Permanent Press Dress Shirts^ era are entering co-production milUon tons. That Is 4 per cent form, possesses fewer knots ntttout gdng tn jett. tton ------.j.., colors. a toUI ot 373 Part of toe 57-claim increase I wibn’t Object to him being MUSHROOM POWDER NEW q.j,g report was Frazen was arrested last for the week ending Dec. 3 are agreements, splitting coats and more than the 380 miUlon tons than others and has a good, with bow ties In a Gift Box Sizes 4 to 7. distribution rights with the used in this country during toe clear bole, aU of which are kn- **W*i|iiV WASHINGTON—A new de- gathered and compiled by night, after his car, going In toe carryovers from the previous — . previous 100 years. portant in lumbering. Th® ^ oomtem^ ..hydrated ihushroom powder has Philip. Saperia, a student at wrong direction at the Vernon week, Shortened because of the p i t i e s of ^ y w |,gg„ developed by U.S. Depart- Brandeis University and an ad- Circle rotary, hit a car driven Thanksgiving holiday, Boys’ Size 6 to 18 Dress Shirts Comp. Value 3.98 and 60 days in J a ile d I^w ell te j^gj,t ©f Agriculture scientists, ministrative intern in Manches- by Harry C. King of Vernon. Claims filed throughout the B n lk y '*® ®^°’'®‘* ‘ •'® t®*" summer. The editing After striWng the car^.^FI-aron gj^^g ^ggj^ ^^gg PenPermanent press 65% Dacron'S Polyester, 35% cotton. Oxford button down Ivy styto. in new XOTK Siaxe. ne nas oeen oViolf fm- nina mnn^hm wlfViniif hoc >Yo. ,Governfs Association — tinuance, and also for A refund made. i and four moro aire planned In 82 GOP governors or governons- of the 3200 bond under which SPARERIBS Kejp. Sam Gibbons, D-FTa., the next two weeks. elect. The Michigan Repu'blioan Murdock ia held. ’The refund who last session led a move to ’The finished product w ill be hopes for strong endorsement of was granted so that M'urdock Order NOW for Christmas! •trip" Powell of hte powers as unveiled by GOP Leader Gerald the tax-sharing measure. could turn' the mo^y Over to U k 3 9 c . % • Guldrens’ , chaioman of the House Educa­ R. FOrd m the Republican eval- Two sessions are planned neict (he State Vrelfara Department (Bt'hb. Lim it) tion and L- 'NEW CROP. SWEET, JUICY ' RIPE,. FIRM,- SUCINO 3 Uned a Viet Nam pokey dose to publicans are expected t make a place some tiipe ■ ago,' end a The atotmey also said Powell ROBERT J. SMITH ^ppers^tloaL ^_ ^ ,__ _, __ , . n s w in n im t A i «the l « * President’s, * O j butI./UV ]»«para.- ottsyraj^ strong « a a * w « M push s w M j< in-January. a »Vnolle4i p hadszcsaa alsoc m o v been Entered. Florida Oranges 8-Ib. bog 49c T s im iio s s l-Ib. bokt • tloHB are pKweading on the as- On Dec. 19, the laot of the “ I f it happens again,” Mirabile „ . INC. o o u « » oay mr gujnptlion the same format w ill ptonnirtg sesaiona w ill deal with said, “ it w ill be three strikes INStTRANSMITHS. ■■ be w ed. economic policy, Form er Chair- and out.” 963 Main St, Manobastar. NABISCO GRAHAMS or HONEY GRAHAMS .lb. box 41e ’The RefiuliUoan leaden heM - men Aritxir L. Burns o f' the The case of Grace Wrpbe] of |,iv one seaelon hare test week on Council of Economic Advisers 147 N. Main St., who Is fadeW-etate retatiotw. Ibe GOP and two former council mem- charged with breach of peace posittoo in tMs area baa atteady hers. Profs. Henry WalUch of and resisting arrest, wa;a con- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET been detetiMj by Rep. R, Yale University and Paul Me- ttmied to Dec. 15. Prosecutor Lalitl of HWsoonain, chalmAo of' Orackeq of tits Unlveraity *of Mirabile said that her attorney 317 HlghloMi St,, ManeliMtar, Cfipn; PlionaM3-427S ttia HotM GOP Oonfaraaoe. MtchigBa bead, die Hat of ex- .asked for die eontinuanca since B ifv*H • ■ sbe-waa aIek.lB.ha*,. ,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CmW;. tHtJRSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1968 P AG B SEV EN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THIDfeDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1966 find ie<>wer8; the Communists Oapt. William, D. Puchlow of E l. $232 Million —Cdliiiiibia i : ' I ’ I -ii ' ' ’ ' opened tire, but the ybun^ air- Paso, Tex—wheeled and dove man had friends overhead. on the Communist positions. , KLH? Budget Okayed RomneyLBelieved Checking GROSSM AI\l S Recall Three Air Force AIE Skyrafd- After’several passes the enemy Board Grants Rec Council ers were circling and Stevson ground fire ceased. ' - NO... IT ISN'T For Education CASH and CARRY used his radio to give the loca- The third Jolly Green Giant Use of New Gym^Auditorium WATBR^iniT (AP)—A^ coro- Rescue Missions lion of the Oonummist gunners, appeared and hoisted Bowers HARTFORD (AP)—The State Presidential Possibilities * The Skyraider pilots—Maj. up. He’d teen on the ground for AN AIRLINE! SAIGK>N, South Viet Nam He dropped off and the eh o ^ r Everett L. Thomas Jr., 36, ^ two hours. Ohen It picked up Oommisslon on Higher Educa­ NEW YORK (AP) — Michl- man lllierty Jeopardized?" he that "it is clear that if the Pres­ M m m M H t t T7)« Board df Bdueatlon has viola Demers of Oblumbla, w* “ *** Samuel tion has approved a '$232 million gan's Gov. George Romney said. ident had been running in 1966, granted the Columbia Racrea- currently aboard the attack »*puiv6d* was driven by Jealeu* (AP)--Two Air holried the Utter up and flew Belton, Tex.; Oapt. John V. Til- fiteveon who had been dodging SKI'; \\1) lli:\K he would have teen defeated.” JUMIER MNUHIN MATfRIMS • nUMMK los who were lowered Into No$th away, lander of Hamj^on, Va.; and bullets for an hour and a half. , budget for public higher educa­ makes a series of public a p e said high federal income tlon Council the use of the new cmfvryp ahhm «y when he klUed his four chll Vietnamese territory near DIen Bowera ran from the hill '1 11 KM \ l tion in Connecticut for the next pearahees and private cal> J and debt levels have virtual­ At a news conference preced­ Kitty dren, tried to WU his wife and ing his speech, Romney said he , ...... pm* on rescue mlssfone where the flitag waa coming fiscal biennium. here today to take whaV.politlcal ly pre-empted the major source Ae you already know, Groeetnaa’e has own life Old today how they, in turn, from the hid. of public funds and produced saw no reason why the nation f.r 8ch»l U«. . «U, '*52^,5! “-'»»»“• Hie budget, af^iroved Wednes­ observers considered soundings moved to Its own location at Pine and oontingent oh how eOoh the whose **homr^'"i« roport Wednesday by were rescued from under the "Everythkit wea quiet for NORMAN’S of his chances for the 198* R*- voter resistance to raising need­ cannot have a balanced budget NEW LOW day by the CHE, musit now bd Center Streets, and as a result prioet building oommlttee^ turns over ^ Coroner Frank t . Healey Jr. muzsles of Oommuntot rifles. about 16 minutes,” he said. IN( . reviewed by Oov. J»»> entrances to hla my g r o t^ fire end- the two pi- the bushes. : The pn>posed higher education would, not make up his mind ^ratrihea-theymtmtimi mvLttuvm---yiis wvMiwwbiu.,contractor, wife’s o bapartment.|» i Ulicm, , tM ta otk. Before - H_was.. » wltt .r.... leSVeSltevea_ Snd JUSt WSlted. budget is nearly twice the $120,8 about running "for at least six Republican party officials after tax increase has resulted in> 4 x 8V4" Joseph Naein will turn 11 over to *‘” "8 “®*m ouiuvm, over^-wiU» all four Americana Bow ere did not know that an- million being spent in the cur­ months,” which gives him that the chamber address, Romney what he called "a distortion of «epn mm u cki-leaders, held the ceremonies J «wf®-ti»re® Green Giant” other paramedic. Airman .C. said the 1966 elections indicated the economy.” the building oommitteel rent fiscal biennium. much time to prove what sup­ GLACIER or The materials for ui; science However, Donald H. McGan- port he can count on. labs, work atAtlons and praps- Troop 6421 were and his pregnant wife beaten ’ ^ WINDOW SHADES non, chairman of the (JHE, said Romney’s public appearances TAWNY WALNUT ration jooms was tepelved this and alaahed. He killed himself "n*® command pilot of the frightening predicament near- that it is $38,133,000 less than here included a news confer­ Carpinelld Bound Over week and workmen are busy ^’’® troop.Vnr"*'T«,«n X002 hashing hIs throat. ‘ Ptentom was recovered qqickly oy. j WASHABLE what Was requested by the four ence,'a speech ,to the National making all connections, Investitures for Troop 5092 * rescue helicopter but the Stevson had teen dropped INTERSTATE CHE units:.the State Board fOr Association of Manufacturers The Rec OOunoil plana one will be held Dec 12 at 4 p.m. , bick seat pilot waa Injured and from a second heUoopter to Regional CommunHy Colleges, and a dinner given by the Unit­ On Manslaughter Charge evsnkig a week for adult pro­ at Yeomanseomans Hall. • proaecutor s order from going _needed______aMMance.______search_ .for-Bowers______but enemy AQUA SHADES the l^ard for State Colleges, ed Jewish Appeal. SHT. Fourteen girls are members to the home after his wife com- grams and two nights for l y ­ plained that he had beaten her Airman 2.C. Robert D. Bo- fire also drove his chopper Made to Order the University of Connecticut, An aide to Romney said it NEW LONDON (AP)—A New A Ledyard man, Dana J. Do- rical education for grade school ---- were, 19, of Benton Harter, away. Glacier has a smooth touch ap> Manchester Evening Herald and ®nd thithat he was a very Jealous $3.60 With Your RoUer* WWfti and the CHE itself. could "not be ruled out” that- Haven political figure charged herty, testified that he heard pealing finish and versatile children. the paramedic on the “I dropped, about 90 yards GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1 McQannon said, "To accom­ Romney would make private with manslaughter was bound 'three gunshots early on the grain that will add zest to any Board members were Invited Columbia correspondent Virgin- P®roor fi» t heUoopter to enter the fray, away from where Bowers had Full Line of Cuetom modate students projected for calls on former Vice President over to the next term of Superi­ morning of Sept. 11. dull or drab room. to a meeting of the WACAP in •* M- Carlson teL 228-9224. The coroner 8 report said the was le e re d to help the , pilot, been lowered,” Stevson said, ANNUAL the next deedde, public institu­ Richard M. Nixon and New or Court Wednesday. He said he called the state po­ Tawny Walnut — light brown WUllmantlc at the Windham jealousy was unfounded. It said ue had succeeded In placing the "Ae soon as I sent the weight on VENniAH iLmos tions will have to expand three York Mayor John V. Lindsay. The accused man, Frank Car- lice and when a trooper arrived tone of this handsome paneling Regional Technical School Dec. NONWHITE ENROLLMENT Sepulveda was criminally res- the Utter when Oommu- the hoist back up to the hellcop- CHRISTMAS TREE SALE times as fast as private, and al­ ,In Reno, Ney., it was report­ pinella, 41, is free on $4,000 they went to the road outside his makes It Ideal for even the most 2 to hear a discussion of the BOSTON (AP) — Boston ponsible for the deaths of the' ^let soldiers opened fire, raking ter, the ildge I was facing E. L JOHNSON though Connecticut’s per capita ed that Leonard Hall, former bond. house and found Wilson dying at formal room In your home, Job______Corps program and how it.. school enrollment in five years children and that he committed Qte hovering chopper. seemed, to open up with small- BROAD STREET — NEXT TO NEW PANCAKE HOUSE income is the highest in the na­ ElSenhower-Nixon campaign Carpinella last year im- the bottom of an embankment. e Honeytone Cherry . .6.59 sht. Is related to Windham County te more tham 60 per cent auiclde. tried to get into the litter arms toe. My JoUy Green was tion, it ranks fRJi-in the country successfully sought the Republi­ Theodore Riggar, the trooper PAINT GO. chief, is asking key western Re­ e Ceylon T e a k ...... 7.69 sht. youth. nonwhite, says School Supt. Wil- Hla wife is expecting her fifth with the pilot but decided I forced to take off.” STARTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 728 Main SL—Tel. 649-4601 in per capita 'wpenditure for publicans to support Romney can mayoral nomination in New who answered Doherty's call, ColumbiA is already affiliated Ham H. Hrenberger. child in about a month. couldn’t hold on,” Bowers said. When Stevson tried to move to public higher education.” for president. Haven. said that before Wilson died he MAHOGANY with the oenununity program Paul Laxalt, Republican gov­ He is accused of shooting Wal said he had been shot by a WESTERN STUDS which is aimed toward ‘ disad­ ernor-elect of Nevada, said Hall ter J. Wilson, 21, of Ledyard on man of about 60 with gray hair FLUSH DOORS 8 Small Tornado vantaged youngsters. Sept. 11. who had given him LSD, a psy- 2”xS”x8* ea. Complete with dUt met with him in Reno last week aU Hardware. ^ Repaira have been made on Hits Missouri to discuss support for Romney. A coroner’s report found, no chedellc drug, the back end of Moor’a Indlen criminal negligence on Carpinel- Carpineli’s .32-caliber pistol Inoludest 1 Yt” hollow core He was accompanied by Jack For all your Building Needs, door (to 2/8 wide). Famous Charity Sohool. The board was Carter, who Laxalt said was a la’s part in the shooting, Chief^was Identified by a state police ROLLA, Mo. (AP) — A small e 2x4x8 size 65c ea. “Sargent” passage set and told that the old oil tanks have tornado touched down briefly in Washington campaign expert. Prosecutor Harold B. Dean said detective as being the weapon 1 pr. of brass hinges. teen removed and the space ■ downtown Rolla early today, Hall is former chairman of before Wednesday’s hearing. involved in the case. He said heater instde will be replaced police said. the Republican National Com­ However, Circuit Court Judge (jarpinella had a permit to car­ ALUMINUM Vinyl Atbffstos with a more modern version. Sp.4. William Sheffiield, 21, picks up ceramic ele­ Four or five buildings- were mittee. Edward C. Hamill said in find­ ry the gun. Bills toUhng $164 wert paid .to damaged and a roof was blown Laxalt had lunch with Nixon ing probable cause lor holding DOOR CANOPIES FLOOR n u phants, mailed as Christmas gifts from Viet Nam. 36” Wide. 5 ^ 9x9 tUee ^ ctn. Walter Wheaton, oontraetor. . Although unwrapped and fragile, they arrived in off a church. Power lines were Wednesday in Las Vegas, but Carpinella lor a Superior Court WRONG RUNNER GRABBED New fire hoses will replace the governor-elect said Nixon's trial that "there is no evidence New Bedford, Mass., undamaged. Postal officials reported downed. BOSTON (AP) — A gunman White outdoor vinyl enamel Tough enough to withstand those now in use at the school quickly warned they will not accept unwrapped No injuries were reported'.’An chances for the presidency here that either explains or just- held up a loan company office finish. Won’t fade, twist, crack the harshest wear and tear, and alt fire extinguishers have estimate of the amount of dam­ weren’t discussed. He said Nix­ iflces tAe shooting.” here recently and got away with or rust. yet attractive enough for your been checked and are in proper domestic packages. (AP Photofax) age was expected to be moder­ on didn’t indicate he would be a “What. we have Is a death several hundred dollars. • 42”...6.99 e54”... 8.99 most elegant room. 80 pm. per accord with recommendations ate, police said. candidate. caused by shooting apd that the As police rushed to the office, #48”...7.19 *60”...10.69 ctn. 1 ctn. covers 46 sq. ft. from the fire department, ac­ Winds gusted at 60 miles per Laxalt said he told Hall and shooting was caused by the de­ a woman pointed out a m^n cording to principal George Viet Gifts Arrive Safely hour at both Columbia and Carter he "was going to stay fendant,’.’ Hamill said. running down the street. “CELOTEX” Plastic Laminate ‘PIONITE’ COUNTER TOP COVERING Patres. Springfield, Mo. Heavy rain and loose, take a wait-and-see atti­ The judge said, "He (Carpi­ Police grabbed the man, but CEILING TILE The school is expected to tie tude. nella) admitted the shooting. Top’Color ^ hail also was reported. then released him. He was an 12”x24”xi/," Selection. 0 7 v in with the mutuel aid alarm P.0, Handles Elephants In Springfield, the wind blew Gov.^Nelson A. Rockefeller of The statement gives a full ac­ amateur runner, practicing for system and the board will pass out plate glass windows in the New York met with Romney in count of the circumstances, but next spring’s Boston Marathon. Handsome “diamond white” All first quality. Resists heat, on prices received from the downtown area and damaged a Puerto Rico the week after the the statement was not made un­ tile. Haa high Insulating val­ scratches, burns, stains, etc. As Tenderly as Donkeys ue and good sound absorbing telephone company. drlve-ln theater on the south Nov. 8 election in which both der oath and does not bear the Choice of many sparkling Patros said a bill will be in< edge of the city. won third terms, ’but he made qualities. #260. 1 ctn. covers colors. NEW BEDFORD, Maw. (AP) Postmaster Antone L. Silva re­ test of cross-examination.” 64 sq. f t ...... 7.36 ctn. troduced In the legislature this — Several weeks and 13,(X)0 calls it this way: “1 was walk­ A tornado watch was in effect no promises of support. He has Counsel for the defendant e 1x8 strapping... .Sc lin. ft. #30x96 s h e e t...... 7.80 year which will seek state aid miles ago, Army Sp4 William ing by'and there they were, sit­ for southwest and central por­ repeatedly ruled himself out as maintained that Carpinella had GOLF GROUP (or hot lunch programs reim­ Wayne Sheffield, 21, mailed two ting on a dolly all by them­ tions of Missouri, and portions a contender. given Wilson a ride and shot bursing the school by nine cents large gifts in a U.S. Army Post selves. They weren’t wrapped. of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Romney told a Charlotte Wilson in self defense when Wil­ BERMUDA— 5 DAYS per child. Office at Saigon. Elach had a customs tag dan­ Kansas at the time. Chamber of Commerce dinner son tried to rob him. Columbia is one of few Ohe was addressed to his gling from its neck and each that he believes "our federal system is endangered to ■ the Jan. 28-Feb. 1 ....$175 schools still continuing a 30. mother, Mrs. Annette Hansen, had an address label pasted on CHARITY FOOD STOLEN emts p er child lunch program^ and the other to his sister, Mrs. its head.’’ PHOENIX. Arts. (AP) — Bur­ point of disappearing from Feb. 25-March 1 .. .$185 glars made off Wednesday'with practical existence.” Present reimbuMrnent is 8.7 Knute Aarsheim,' both of New They were elephants: ceram­ LAY-A-WAY MEALS —^O T E L — JET PINE * CENTER STS. — MANCHES’lER cents. Patros added, ”We have . Bedford. * 400 pounds of meat and 25 dozen "And as its strength is diluted ic -type elephants, hand made eggs from St. Vincent de Paul — as centralized decision-mak­ TELEPHONE 649-0136 $1,400 to $1,500 coming to us When he walked back into the by Vietnamese craftsmen and at OPEN DAILY but > we have not had a reim- Saigon street that day, .the Society’s charity dining room. ing replaces cooperatipe action Mercury Travel Agency brillianUy hand painted with The food was for hundreds — our entire democratic system 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. — to 0 P..M. Thurs. A Frl. bursment from the state so ws young soldier—having shoveled bright colored elephant blankets ICOUNTRY DRUB 627 MAIN ST. All Day Saturday sre running pretty close to the out atx>ut $16 for postage—was of hungry poor and destitute of government is weakened- and 64S-9S71 and other regalia. Each stands, people at Christmas. our private institutions and hu­ line.” E "afraid they wouldn’t make it." about 30 inches high and is The local lunch program has But the U.S. Post Office De­ mounted on a heavy base. Each always been self supporting and partment proved him wrong, weighs about 42 pounds. has been in operation about 18 even if the gifts left a trail of Postmaster Silva, a lifelong years, due mkinly to the efforts wide-eyed, jittery postal em­ Democrat, observed: of an early PTA program. ployes . behind them as they "We give as good service to There art over 500 etudenta' moved ponderously across coun­ in the school and about 390 try. elephants as we would to. don­ keys.” take edvantage of the lunch Meanwhile, after mailing his program. treasures, Sheffield was re­ Voter fiecelim C FIRE SWEEPS BARRACKS called home on emergency The monthly voter making leave because his mother suf­ ERZURUM, .Turkey (AP) — sesaton will be held Saturday at fered a severe heart attack. A fire swept through a barracks Yeomans Hall from 10 to noon. Thus, Sheffield was -home in filled with 100 sleeping soldiers Residence requirements include New Bedford when his gifts ar­ Wednesday night, killing 38 and living here on or before June 9. rived, each completely undam­ injuring 27. the Turkish army announced today. Thoae wishing to te made vot­ aged. ers must be.,at least 21 and cit- Their arrival in the New Bed­ A gascKne can, placed too izena. ford Post Office generated more close to a stove, expired. A naturalized citizen must jitters and more "special han­ Erzurum is 650 miles east of bring proof of citizenship. dling." Io‘.anbul, . Oete Regers Post Irving R. Bogue has been ap­ pointed a project engineer for the WllUmantic Dlviaion of Rog­ er! Qorp., BOgue had teen a research LO VEU r THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY A FAMILY CHRISTMAS PRESENT engineer with Bumdy Corpora- ^ tion, Norwalk, since 1965. Before " that he had teen supervisor of ths electrical testing laboratory of'J, M. Ney Company, Bloom­ field, for eight years. He has , w . I BJUUUIIHiS r" published a number of techni­ cal papers and la co-holder of ■1. a patent for a method of mak­ for pierced ears. ing circuit components. The 1961 gra,duate of the Un­ In lovely iversity of Hartford with a B.S. degree in merchanical en- ginee^g also studied at the 14 karat Massachusetts Institue of Tech­ nology. He served in the Army gold! Security Agency as ja Korean cryptolinguist from 1954 te 1967. His membershlpe include toe American Society for Testing A Shown here is the Materials. He arid his wife re­ h - . 4 \ most popular style side on Gilead St. ' i ■* of all... set with Servicemen Marine Lt. Robert B. Aery diamonds in Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8 3 different diamond Lawrence A. Haynes of He­ V bron, was one of 694 new Ma­ i i i i i sizes. Prices start v''- 4'' at $50. rine Corps second lieutenants » / ' who recently . grsdusted from On All New '} ■ B uy now for toe 41st Officer Candidate Uoo, Va. Christmas! Course st Msrine Corps School,’"' ' t ’ A Quaiitlco, Vs. ' ' M U sao u r The, new second lieiitenant Cbnvanlant wUi-be assigned either to Pen] And Used Cars saoola, Fla. or remain at Quaii- Charge Plan! tico to attend Basic Schoo). Seaman Apprentice ^ t e r J. PAY IN 1967 -B9 Demers and Seaman Appren­ tice Richard R. Demers, both AND IN MANY CASES of the Navy and sons of Mrs. WC CAN GIVE YOU NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEB. 1, 1967 A CASH REFUND * SWEET S H O r ' V LOW, LOW BANK FINANCING CIDER OPEN EVERT WEEKEND UNTIL NEW TEAR’S OAI>.-HAIJr GALS. Keg aad Spigot Sales. PAUL DQDGE PONTIAC INC. . Rentals BOLTON ’CHARGE IT" AT GRAND-WAY.r.TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! TEL 649-2881 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDU TURNPIKE WES? . • OPEN MON: THRU SAT. f-JO A M. TO 9 P.M. MAIICHE$T$R PARKADE p ID iR M ILL Ttt fl and 44A-442-6S89 w r ■Tfer MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE3t, CX>NNe: THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1966 PAGE MINE

, .. --S- U t i n . ' torecaat that three types o f au- Finarudng j^uesUotied 286 from the West Virginia In- "Airport Usert^ Charge personto transport wlU ba devtfl- dusFiTlI' 08velopment Authority oped tor alrtina uae. aM $160,000 from private A small version will be used sources. One suspects that the studdqd tire is IHanrlyeBlrr Connecticut Seen Future PossiBiUly for medium-range domestlo “ When you start a hew busl- not the final answer to the problem o t routos such as New York to Dal­ Antipoverty Projept neas,’’ LesUe said, “ you have Eitnttng li^raUi winter highway travel. But some ot the HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) that the airports 8hoiM pass on! las or Chicago to Ldi Angeles, a troubles,” adding that he felt a other answers practiced by public au­ Yankee ^ Franrie T, Fbx, general manag­ the benefits of their ImpcoVod ■lightly larger version will buyer could be found tor toe b ^ e major:, traAsconUhcntid < thorities which may reject the studded er of the Los Angeles Depart­ financial pobtUoh'to the aictiiiM. Ends IQ-Month ‘Life’ plant aM Its equipment. “I propose tlM on exact oppo- markato, aM a much larger The failure was thp second in 18 B liseU B trcet 'tire are not ideal final answers either. By A.H.O* ment of Airports, said today it pOWEN; W. Va; (AP) — A have enough m oM y to start M «nche«ter. Coim._ . .. • sits course would be a major plane with a rang* of 8,(WO West Virginia Involving *. busi­ THOMAS F. I^ROUSON Mankind must certainly hope that the with you are in troubla.’’ may become necessary eventu­ step toward aolutfon o f too fi­ mHea at 1,800 mile^ an hour wilt cabinet making plant, staked to ness created as an antipoverty '901-907 MAIN ST., MANOHE8TER-4«8-t479 R. FERGUSON answer to the winter traffic problem in We now proceed to examine. LeaKa aumounced /Wednesday Publtoh*™ ^ ally to bharge air travelers a nancial crisis fackig too aiiYort birovida the full benefits of au- $081,288 in loans from federal, project. jlyMnded O ctober 1, 1881 the question o f whether, If that toe pAant in tola small cen­ towns and cities does not forever have fee for the use of airports . operators.” Fox sold. befoonlc traiwpoirtion, he said. The National' Seating and Di­ Connecticut had not Just been state and private sources, is tral West Wrginla community to be the scattering of infinite tons of In la^papM' prepared for, an “ While landlng /aei and lease mension Co. near Williamson in Published Every Evenlnf Ejreept ^n^dsyj through a legislative reappor- dosing down after 10 months in . was shutting \i> doors after fill­ and Holldaya^tered ar^ R w t Mice « sand and then, in the spring, the sweep­ avlatiop fqrum sponsored by the charges have heretofore been U »S FOOD IMPORTED the southern part of the state OPEN TONIGHT Manchester, Cona. aa Secood Class Mau tionment procest. It would or businesB aa an antlpoverty ing a few ramalntog orders. lu ing up o f whatever residue has not Oonneotlcut (^neral U fe Insw: the chief sources, of airline-gen­ .BOSTON—Ortly It per cent went bcuikrupt two years ago Matter.______' ______would not be Judged that Con- ^ M employen had 'm ade televi­ AND EVERY NIGHT grimed its way into walls and interiors w e e Co.', Ftox took issue with a erated revenueSu perhaps we of .all .toe food used hy Ameri­ project. despite receiving federal loans subscription r a t e s necticut needs reapporUonment. can civilians in 1965'was im­ Its president partially blames sion cahineta, kitchen oabineta, Payable In Advance along the route. And states which pre­ Yecent .suggestion by Knut Ham- might be ready for o ipoire radi­ totaling $1.5 million. The plant We propose to assemble the ported from foreign lands or the failure on- inadequate fi­ chairs and other^WoM products. tend to be concerning themselves with miirskjold of Sweden, director cal device such as an airport- also produced wood products. Six Months ...... 11.00 evidence before we officially shipped in from U.S. territories. nancing. The finn opened last Febru­ ^Riree Months ••••••**•■•••• b.no general of the International Air induced charge directly on the TO 9 P.M. the problem of water pollution can One Month 1.9 invite the League of Women T r a ^ ^ r t Association. passenger.’’ For the past decade the use of “ We’re out of money and ary after receiving' Joans of A small plastic bowl cover hardly continue, year after year, dump­ Voters to bring the possible , (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) ^ x said . Hammarskjold Im­ William T. Seawell of New Imported food has been fairly failed to make a profit,’’ said $267,000 fiym the Economic De­ placed over each ear of a child MEMBER OF ing thousands and thousands of tons of gross irlolatlon of the one man , stable, averaging about 12 Clyde Leslie, president of the velopment Admlnlstrtitlon. $76,- will keep water out of them THE ASSOCIATED PRESS plied, ^8 .8 spokesnian for the York City, vice president of op- The Associated Press is exclusively entttlM salt and calcium chloride to melt high­ one vote rule to the attention major international airlines, .erations for American Airlines, per cent. Wood Turning Co. "If you don’t 000 through a Small Business while he is getting a shampoo. to the use ot republlcatlon of. all news dla- of the proper federal judicial catches credited to It or not other^se credit­ way ice and snow so It can run off into ed In this paper and also the local nows puo- our water table, our brooks and authorities. Our first evidence will be ***AH* rights ot republlcsdion oj special dis­ streams. patches nerein are also reserved.______from the election of a new W h at we need for winter, obviously. State Senate on Nov. 6. The Herald ITlnUng C o m p ly . Jnc-. Here, once the basic decision sumes no financial responslWlUy for typtn Is a hovermohlle. graphical errors apt>earing '» had been made to keep the and other reading matter in Hie Manchester membership of the Senate at a Evening Herald.______total of 36, the reapportlon- Pull service client of N. E. A. B e^ica Inc. ment problem was, from its HOW OFTEN DOte SOMEONE IN YOUR FAMILY SAY... Publishers Representatives — TOe Jultus Experts Reverse Their Field Mathews Special ^ n c y — New Yoilt. Chl- mathematical aspects at least, oago. Detroit and Boston. When, a few months ago, a heavy relatively simple. All the com­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF ClBCUDAr majority of the experts were recom­ puters had to do was to divide T10N8.______■ mending that we have an income tax the population of the state into 36 relatively equal segments, increase to take more money away from Display advertising dosing hour*; call these segments the new Ftor Monday — 1 P.m. Friday. us so we wouldn’t Jiavc too much to use Forr\JV Tuesday lUCOtACAJ- — 1A p.m. Mond^. senatorial districts, and that “/ Wish We Could See That In Color” For Wednesday — 1 P spending prices higher and higher, For Thursday — 1 p .^ Witoesday. would be that. ib r Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ^ some of us hhd the. instinct to be good It was not, and never could Clwlfled dwdlbie; 10:90 a.m. each day o* citlsen soldiers, and applaud and accept have been, of course, that sim­ publication except Saturday — 8 a.m. the advice on the ground that, however ple. The computers being used 8 unpleasant it might be for the individ­ had built-in sensitlvitieB of a Thursday, December 8 ual pocketbook. It was good for the political nature. The state la whole nation in the long run. Lent From The OollecUoti Of Mr. And Mrs. Paul MeUoji ___ full o f ail kinds of troublesome For The 96th Annlvereary 01 The Natlonai Gallery Of Art. Wajbinaton, D.C geographical and political Give your family yisitor To Pearl Harbor But It Is much more pleasant to boundaries. It was acknowl- agree with these same experts when, “BRETON GIRLS DANCING, PONT-AVEN, 1888” : PAUL GAUGXHN Hedged, from the start, that Not even the "Day of Irrfamy” does now, a few months later, they have some rather rough approxima­ a •. brings you Perfect Color Ketures last, as the first user of the phrase pre­ switched their expertness, and decided tions of the one man one vote the magnificent GIFT dicted, "forever.” Not when, as on this tl\at we don’t really need a tax increase principle would have to be ac­ Pearl Harbor Day, one o f the indlvid- H erald- cepted In order to get bi-par­ after all. nals Indulged In anniversary' prayer at Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Yesterdays tisan agreement on anything. AUTOMATICALLY the Pearl Harbor site was a C3»ristlan They now calculate that a tax In­ The one man one 'vote princi­ o f tod a y ’s fin est, •fvangeliat who, in another w a o f his crease would actually be stronger medi­ ple holds that each voter should Robert D. Novak have appro.ximately as much town life and of the world, was the cine Uian the economy could stand. They 25 Years Ago EXCLUSIVE AUTOMATIC COLOR delegated power in his Ieg;isla- "brilliant” young Japanese commander prefer to let things drift along for a Report James Duffy Sr. is named GIVES YOU THE MOST PEaiFE(3T COLOR PICTURES AUTOMATICALLY while, In a cooling off stage, with some tive representation as another. AND KEEPS THEM TRUE. ^ , who led the attacking air armada into town probation officer by If, for instance, 24,000 people most advanced real cut-backs In federal spending, and that Sunday morning’s work 25 years Judge Raymond R. Bowers. take part In an election which even a gentle, gradual relaxation of the WASHINGTON — W 1 d e- Party and the labor movement risked the wrath of its rank- ERllUANT COLOR TUBE Volimteers for service at air elects one state senator and an­ spread political activity of or­ hurt both partners. The imlon- and-file by endorsing moderate BRINGS YOU THE MOST VIVID, NATURAL COLOR ;YICTURES YOU'VE tight cr^ lt policies which were the first raid listening posts, under the other 24,000 people take part ganized labor in the last cam­ made label (as explicit as Doug­ Republican Sp)ro Agnew for Jurisdiction of the American Le­ EVER SEEN. He wa* there, this mlldilooklng Jape/- steps taken against inflation. j in the election which electa an­ paign may have hit Its absolute las campaign workers wearing governor against his white back­ gion, are called for by Post nese evangelist. He was not only there, other state senator, then, so far The experts have Just as much o f a low with an Oct. 21 editorial in UAW armbands In Illinois) lash Democratic foe. A Dem­ Commander Elmer A. ^ Wed- CHROMOTONE he has ideas of taking out American as these 48,000 people in rela­ chance of being right now as they had a Dayton, Ohio, labor publi­ handicapped the Democrats. ocratic challenger lost his ABT/- en. ADDS DEPTH AND THRILLING DIMENSION TO COLOR; WARMTH AND elUsenship. tionship to one another are con­ before; the path of least resistance for cation written by local Build­ L«ss obviously, the total labor CIO endorsement by la'unchlng BEAUTY TO BLACK AND WHITE. . - cerned, they have the one man the politicians and the path of most im­ ing Trades Council head Mike commitment to the Democrats' a backlash campaign against 10 'Years Ago And his being 4here, on Wednesday, one irote principa working for COLOR TV Inhibits Republican cooperation did somehow soften the “infamy” o f mediate. comfort for our pocketbooks is Llskany. Ohio’s Rep. William McCulloch, QUICK-ON Provocatiyely titled ‘Infla­ with imion leaders in areas— a father of the 1964 civil rights Postmaster Alden Ek Bailey them. But if, in one of these dis­ PICrrURES FLASH TO LIFE IN JUST SECONDS. his presence In the same area 25 years .. to agree with them. tion, Street Riots, Elections?”, such as Michlg;an—^where ' the act. In the south, labor gave urges residents to use the tricts, there were only 12,000 ago. the editorial 'was nothing less Republican Party is moving to covert support to Republicans Broad St. parcel post station voters, that would mean that WORLD FAMOUS MAGNAVOX SOUND during the Christmas rush. > the voters in the smaller dis­ He ^is, aa he Is pictured now, a nice, than a bid for the white back­ the lefL on ttie lesser-of-tbe-two-cvUs’ PROVIDES GREATER PROGRA.M RBSAUSM. v ,- Those labor officials who ' theory. trict would have two votes a quiet, very human sort of person. Twen­ lash in behalf of Rep. Rodney Needed: A Policy To Follow Love, the district’s Democratic 'would prefer an arm’s length But these were exceptions. man, or, to figure it the other ty-five years ago the Japanese enemy congressman, against State Sen. attitude toward the Democrats Labor's rule of 1966 was Demo­ way, that the voters in the . How much aid the Town o f Walling­ was a stereotype—a barbarian, a sub­ Charles 'Whalen, his liberal Re­ have a convincing excuse for cratic partisanship that did not Today in History larger district would have only ford should provide to lure new Indus­ human, an Image to be hated and de­ publican challenger. Llskany’s doing otherwise in 1966: Presi­ -win elections but may ha've By The Associated Press half a vote a man. try Is sure to be a controversial sub­ spised and feared automatically Just be­ editorial ix>inted out 'Whalen’s dent Johnson’s dismantling of alienated such potential friends The widest discrepancy in the ject from now through the next munici­ cause he was Japanese, support of open housing and at­ the Democratic National Com­ as Republican Chuck Whalen Today is Thursday, Dec. 8, the voting Nov. 8, for staite sena­ pal election because of the refusal of tempted to link him with a lo­ mittee’s campaign steff. in D a ^ n . S42nd day of 1966. There are 23 tors, was between the 36,185 the WalUngford Public UtUltles Com­ E If we are to ask whlcli Is the real cal Negro Activist running an With" the party not doing its days left in the year.- votes cast in the election in mission to commit Itself at this time to Today’S HighUgbt In Hlstoiy Japanese, we might as well also ask Independent campaign for the own work, the AFL-CIO’s Com­ District 12 and the 19,569 total providing utilities to the proposed in­ On this date in 1941, the UiHt- vote reg;l8tored in the senatorial IVI a g tn Cl V O X . which is the reai American—the one state legislature. mittee on Political Education dustrial park on the Barnes Road prop­ A Thought for Today ed States, Great Britain, the election in District 19. who hated the Japanese 25 years ago, Although Whalen beat Love (COPE) took over party func­ erty. Free French, Holland and Chi­ In this particular contrast, by or the-one whq knows they are human as part of the Republican land- tions to try to save pro-labor Sponsored by the Manchester na declared war on Japan. our calculation, the voter' in There are, those, led by Chairman BUde in Ohio, he has not for­ Democratic candidates. In priv­ Council o f Churches beings today. the smaller district had, in re­ David Ferguson of the Town Council gotten that Oct. 21 excursion by ate conversation, COPE offi­ Oa This Date lation to the voter in the The American o f today, like the Japa­ who seek major concessions for new In­ labor into off-color politics. cials make no secret of their "Prayer Coanits* In’ 1925, Adolf Hitler’s book,^ larger district, a vote power SOLID-STATE PHONOGRAPHS... nese of today, is full of sweet reason dustry as necessary to keep the town’* Ordinarily, Whalen might give displeasure with this role. “ Mein Kampf,” was publihesd. “So Peter was kept in prison; which came out at 1.8, or near­ and common sense, where the particu­ tax rate from rising. There are others, labor more votes In Congress But this does not account for In 1941, Japanese troops occu­ but earnest prayer iof him was ly two votes one man. And the including. Mayor Bertlni and Chairman than most Republicans. But the Labor-Democratic linkup pied the International Settle­ lar enemy of 25 years ago Is concerned. made to God by the church. voter in the large district, on Thomas McKenna of the PUC, who ap- . now, it would be more than that began long before Presl-, ment in Shanghai. - He can even concede, toda3r‘s Ame’rican, The very night when Herod was the other haM, was reduced to pear to object to concassions. ’Those human for him to give special dent Johnson started disman­ In 1944, Gen. Douglas Mao- '■ that yesterday^s Japanese, had some ex­ about to bring him out, Peter .58 o f a vote one man, or Just are beautifully COMPACT...wonderfully SPACE-SAVING! who are opposed say that Wallingford attention to the needs of the tling his party machinery. Over Arthur announced U.S. forces cuse for hating an America which not was sleeping between t'wo sol­ alightly more than half a 'vote. eventually ^ 1 get Its share'Of Indus­ Dayton Building Trades Coun- the past generation, union lead­ had landed on the west coast only drew a line against the Japanese diers, bound with tw o chains, This, the worst discrepancy D m Granada, mMel 4-T586 In old-world Maditsrt T l » Unaina, modrt 4>T8flS wNk 296 aq. la. Mo> try and there Is no need to give any­ cU. ers in state after state have of Leyte, in the Philippines, and Fabulously race but also against Japanese empire. thing away in order to entice new in­ and sentries before the door had split the Japanese forces on In the new senate districts, rmaan styling with 295 sq. In. rectangular scraan, Completely Seldom during the 1966 cam­ dropped any pretense at non- dustry Immediately. were guarding the prison; and the island. came out, on Nov. 8, almost two totM control, and four hi$^ fidelity apaakais-two apaakars-hm 9 F anal phis taa 3*. In biaatlM Accurate paign were labor politicians as partisanship— even when nation­ —------■- ft, I ^ ■tit ^--- Versatile Perhaps, if either side had h ^ such behold, an angel of the Lord In 1945, Gen. Mac Arthur said to one in its inequality in the 9* oval plus two 3*. HvIKB irOWnSHI nM WilNIUlBW ’There are arguments for both sides. self^efeating as Dayton’s Mike al officials would 'wish other- Mi.cromatic Record Player gweet reason 25 years ago, a few mll- appeared, and a light shone in the man who ordered the death size of the largest and the Detachable lege make it There is no question that expenditures Liskany. But his blind partisan­ 'wise. Hon lives might have been spared. the cell; and he struck Peter on march from Bataan, Japanese smallest districts. with Diamond Stylus— by the town will be returned many ship illustrates a nation'wlde Consider this year’s events in ideal for use on tables, the side and woke him, saying LL Gen. Masabaru Homma was • There was one other. District . eliminates, pitch distortion, But the reason usually comes only 25 times from the tax revenue from new trend that is causing sonie soul- New Jersey. National AFL-CIO “9«t up quickly.” And the eheli^es— even in book- leaders wanted a local endorse­ to go on trial as a vrar crim- 18, which came out with less years’ after all thp, blood has been spUl- Industry. Yet there is a danger of go­ searching on the upper levels chains fell off his hands.” Acts YOUR CHOICE ^695 eaceel Only L, 16” D banishes record arid stylus inaJ. . than 20,000 votes cast that day. 36%" ing overboard, giving too much, and of organized labor: ’The insep­ ment of Liberal Republican Sen. 12: 6-7 wear— 80^your records iranT Clifford Case, who has a solid Ten Yean Ago ■ There were seven others. Dis­ and 14X* H with legs and alienating those who did not receive arability of the labor movement No one can read the life of tricts 5, 8,, 17, 21, 24. 25, and pro-labor voting record and was President Eisenhower accept­ rails removed. last a lifetime r Today the world has Its new com­ concessions in the past. and the Democratic Party. Christ or the stoly of the early 34, which came out 'with more a sure bet for re-election urith ed the reslgnatim of Undersec­ binations of stereotyped images and What seems lost in the contrwersy Indeed, in some states (par­ church without being impressed than 30,000 votes cast that day. or without labor’s help. retary of State Herbert Hoover hates, combinations that, in their turn, about what should or what should not ticularly In the Great Lakes re­ by the Importance o f prayer, In the 26 districts where the ’ But New Jersey labor lead­ Jr. and announced he would be claim there must be battle and blood be­ be done for industrial developer Stan­ gion where the United Auto and its power in all situations vote cast ranged between the ers are an integral part of the replaced by Gov. Christian Her- ley Fisher Is Uiat the town has no pol­ Workers (UAW are strong), we meet. I wonder if are not 20,000 and the 30,000 mark, the fore there can be reason. state Democratic Party. After ter of Massachusetts whose icy that will treat everyone equally. If the labor movement was the losing a great deal o f the Joy reapportionment task was at being importuned over the tele­ term of office, would'end Jan. 3, One particular “Day of Infamy” may they be given to the next person, and in Democratic Party in 1966. and zest of Hiring for God be­ least near its own professed ! phone by Democratic Gov. 1957. fade, In the emotional intensity with they be given to the next person, anl'ln In Michigan, hierarchies of cause we do not pray often. It Five Years Ago goals. It Is, always conceded Richard Hughes, state AFL- which It Is remembered. the same proportions? 'the state AFL-CIO and the is not for crisis alone, but heb» that' fractional inequalities can­ CIO officials endorsed Case's A fire at Hartford, Conn. Hoa- Democratic Party are identical, to keep daily relationships, du­ not be avoided. Should the to\vn take each case aa It in Illinois, Sen. Paul Douglas’ undistinguished Democratic foe. pital killed 16, But there Is no guarantee that man­ ties and emotions on an even’ The question with which we .. arises, giving free sewers to one, free It was an act utterly removed , , .One Year Ago kind does not still consider Itself obli­ . unsuccessiul campaign in down- plane. Hofc is your prayer pat­ began was: If any Idealistic water to another, or tax abatements to frofn AFXi founder Samuel gated, as a matter of practical living on state areas lyas run and fi­ tern at the moment? New pubUc demonstrations proponent of the one man one another aa just three examples of what nanced largely by the UAW. Gompers’ precept that labor erupted in Moscow against U. S. this earth, to go through other similar Lord, as Thou didst, teach vote principle were to study the can be done? Does one developer get In Cincinnati, a UAW field man should reward its friends and Thy disciples, so teach us, to involvement in Mosoow- AM 'voting Nov. 8 in the 36 state dasm, every 25 years or so. more than another because he is on the was put The studded tire, which originated In ings? The Cerdcan, model 3-T521 with 295 eq. In. 1 .CP6O0 is only 2414' H on legs. Is only 2554” H on lags. fair to* all. ’The present case should rectangular screen, tone control, and two temporary fine furniture, with 295 aq. in. rao> Northern Europe several years ago, and make that evident. Yet so, far, it-a p ­ high fidelity speakers-g* oval plus In tangular screen, tone control, and two high which has now begun to attain popu­ pears to be a battle between “those who 3f. r .Ai , Area Weather fidelHy speakers— 9* oval piusi?'. larity In this country, Is now becoming would give the developer as much as beautiful Italian Provincial styling. » ■ YOUR CHOICE OF FOUR AUTHENTIC a controversial item, thanks to a re­ possible and those who don’t want to Fischetti WINDSOR LOCKS (8J») — i 8 search report made for the State High­ give an inch. Neither one is to the The U.S. Weather Bureau says benefit of the taxpayers of Walling­ II FURNITURE STYLES...ONLY t ~ r ^ | way Department down in New Jersey. fog sM cloudiness -will break, ford, whether they be residential, com­ up gradually this morning in YOUR CHOICE ^650 SgyraiwhKiwirairahKfWNMNrtfWfffigidSNiSidKrarratwK w rariwi The research report contends that the mercial or Industrial taxpayers. Connecticut as drier air m ov^, -• * • - ... tires inflict five times aa much wear on ’The annoying part of the PUC’s re­ overhead and a southerly breese highway surfaces as normal tires, and fusal to commit itself to Fisher, at disperses the moisture. that one of the ^fects of this wear on least until the federal government pro- The Bumdiine this afternoon ' CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS . highway surfaces is to decrease the , vides some aid, is that no alternatives 'Will push temperatures well into ADJUSTED. DBUVOED. SOtVICBD BY OUR OWN MECHANICS Bonnal amount o f “skid resistance’’ of­ are offered. Instead of dividing itself the 50s and in home sections OffiN MONDAY TO FRIDAY — 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. there may be a report in the FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SDICE 1931 fered by the road surface Itself. Into one faction which says “Let’s give • . . , ■ i- SATURDAY TILL 5r30 P.M. something” and another which says low 60s. , The sharpMt retort from' Uie tire "N ot on your life,” the PUC would do a Very mild, air covers the east­ companies points but ths,t the studded better publiq service by recognlring that ern hai/ of the Mtkm dnd to tires certainly do less damage to pave- u e Fisher inatter not the first nor Showing little taidioatton of mov­ ing away. The warmest spot in H i Bient surfaces them tire chains. will it be the last that it will hays to decide. There will be others and the Connecticut this mernfa^ was The special New Jersey retort to this, sooner the PUG can point to something Groton, where it^was 60 d e g i ^ at 3:30 a.m. however, pleads the particular climate in black and white as “our poMcy,” the A strong high pressure sys­ o t tUs particular state, and argues that better It will be. tem off the east coast has there are relatively few days each win­ If the PUC is uncertain how far It blocked the ncmnial 'west to east ter a motorist In New Jersey needs should g o, why not ask for ^vlce? If movement of weather, systems |i5> cither chains or studded tires, and that necessary, seek out experts from all through the Northeast.' Instead, the winter-long wear from the studs la fields. Talk to industrial developwo, the main storm track is far to utility experts, government planners then, not Justified, , at l ^ t not in New tjia w ^ a M exteMs from east- and analysts. Confer with all local ofil- lersey. em Tmc'as througli the Mississip­ dais. Call a public meeting to get opin­ pi VaHey aM into the eastern ActosUy, the stodded tires were pro- ions o f taxpayers. In short, do home* Great Lakes aM Southern Can­ hfoitod In New Jersey until last year, thing. Tackle the problem now, provide ada. MANCHESTER a basis for answering all future re­ OPEN TONIGHT to 5 Li whah the l^rislature passed a ^iecial Skies wiU ba partly cloudy to^ 135 CENTER STREET quests and eliminate the needless fuss night aM FWday with mi)d air. hUl pennltUng their use in the state, and confusion thAt eao^ request la «tth J3w stote Dizeetor o f Motor VUiU 0«em i«tt low temperatwes to. bound to cause U there' if so eatob- idctat MU m n a te in tba «bs aiM gh8ii*%|>nni1h|fi ft r -fe ttla g staadanls Habed pbU^ to follow. •— MERUftN the hiebart Fitday win ba te ffM F t M t iB8BnCactitre aaA'uso. RECORD ■i.\ \ n e f — M m e m M e * ■ iqipar 00s. ' i-' ~ ' IIANCHESTEB lEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER ^1966 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 4 Overhaul Recommended Mansfield Goes 1 an actlva memb«r of the Bol- Maaei, Mrs. Am^KO Gallo and HEALTH CAPSULES ton Grange. Mrs. Ralph Curcio, all of Brook- Asks Longer , B52s Attack Cong Bases; Town Hopes hyMkl»aelAPetli,M.D. Martially Diy’ Obituary Survivors, besides her hus- lyn,. and several nleces'\and TV-Radio Tonight band, include two sons, George nephews. ' HOW CAM VOU MANBFmU) (AP)—Tlia tea- Porte^TALL C ease - fire Large O. Rose Jr. of Hebron and The fUneral will be held Sat- GIs Arrest Saigon Mayor To Increeise drye outnumbered the drys ki Miss Hedwig J. SekolowskI Richard L. Rose of Manches- urday______at 8:15 a.tn. from the MtesCMd, and the sale of bear HOCSCVILXiE:—MUss Hedwlg a daughter, Mrs. Helen R. Hollies Funeral Home, 400 Main (Oenttnued from Page One) Wmer Yield At Christinas j4nd kquer will be permitted for Television J. Sokolowskl, 53, of Rdckville Meloche of Bolton; two broth- St., with a solemn high Maas of the iin f time sinee the days of the South China Sea alcohol-' on the man, who Satellites Criticized 8:00 ( 8-10-39) lloria T:18 80) Sports Comoira GIVE TH E died yesterday in an out-of- ^rs. Thoma.s Daly and Joseph requiem at St. Bridget Church J^J****^ (OoBtInaed Irom Page «) proMbMion. later proved to be the mayor. The town will sorni advertise WASHmOTON (AP) — A 1. The Goddard Spaqe Flight ( I). Mika DouCUa 40) PcMr Jsnnlna. N«ae town hospital. A. Mack, both o f Bolton: two a t « . Burial w ill be in St. Bridg- Voten in the town, which is (13) Msrv Grifiln 33) HBu. Hichlffi)ts WeAieeday nigW the B52s '"*• Americane, apparenUy for w,!* tar teet-drilllng tor Center, Oreenbett, Md., whiOh is (18) Alfred Httobeeck 7 :» ,34) French A e f GIFT TH A T Mlss S(Aolow8kl was bom sisters, Mrs. Lillian E. Griffing et Cemetery. and had repeatedly urged an five-man favestlgating boiud the home of toe University of flew in from Guam to hammer Unaware or unsure o f toe water and for well-development, in charge of observatory {wo- (10) This n the U fa 10.906360) Daniel Bm m (C) Jap. 21, 1013 In. Rockville, a of Hebron, and Mrs. Emily Cal- Friends may call at the fu- end to strife among natitnis ' has recommended a consid- Oonneotlcut, deetded in a refer­ 840) Batman (C) a North Vietnamese etaging Identity, searched him if water is found. Hie teste wlU grams, should build two er endum Wednesday to . approve 18) Subscription 'hr KEEPS ON daughter of Mrs. Wilma Herm- houn of Manchester and eight neral home tonight from 7 to 9 “ and*—■ took*“ ’• a ‘ .; .38 oaUber revolver be conducted first at S. Main "through frank and honorable ' arable overhaul of toe National StSS'iKS?*' ' 8:00 34) Feint o< View more, instead of one, of each limited sales of beer and bquor. 6:18 (34) Friendly Giant aiioski sokolowskl of Rockville grandchildren. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and n# ®He was wearing a and Spring 8ta., on a 16-acra 8:10 (13) Newsbeat 8-40) F Troop (C) negoUatiens.-’ Aeronautics and Space Admlnis- new type of observatory space­ The uniiveraity campua is in the (40) Yogi Bror , 8) Mr,_Roberta o_ J»«l*aiiaShighlands CJUCM? W VWU ______and riacks. ^ parcel owned by the Hsultocd' Pope Paid said toe approach - tration's failure-plagued pro- craft in view of the potential for vMage of Storm. GIVING & She was a Oommunicant of S t tomorrow at 2 p.iii. at S t Pe In toe meantime, Vietaamese Electric Oo., but which toe town Show (1060.3360) StarTVek (C) bodia. . gram for large observatory sat- failure of one of these very com­ The referendum gavo voters a (34) Fourth Estate Joseph Church. ter's Episcopal Church, Hebron. Mrs. Samuel J. ilion iton Nam arrived on toe scene and has & option to purebaae. of Christmas brought to mind 8-13) My Three Sons -Tr-r,. Hartford. Shc was a Well known extended rest. <« ®n« occasion during the last its water supply is being de- Weather ______,, Black & D ecker gift kits council’s teaching and warned available,” toe board said in a also should be made of govern- and Mrs. JoMph Reggetts of oepted before next Jan. 2. (90) Huntley-Brlnkley (O (40) M Squad neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ■ ' ' singer in the Hartford area Md disarmed and hand- week the mayor halted traffic pieted and asking for intorma- Heart Spasm against two errors to under­ report released today. ment resident plant orgaalza- The "Hmltad salea” deaigna- ( 8) Green Hbrnet (C) 13:00 (18) Checkmate THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE DESERVES THE BEST 86 Auburn Rd.. (10) Colt .45 ______1:00 (40) Air Force____ Film TOLLAND Mrs. Gertrude studied under Miss Eidith Aab e^ffed by U. S. military police ®b ® main street late at night tion regarding the town’s plans standing the council’s actions 'Rierefore, it added, although tions at prime oontractora, tor Her fiance ia a son o f. Mr. tiion means that beer and Uquor Otto Dieg Gaines Tracy. 54, of Hartford, m Hartford. ^fter he brandished a Thompson end ®n another occasion he fired for implementing toe supply. Fells Doctor, SEE 8ATUKD%TW IT WEEK FOR COMPLETE LtSTINQ throughout Roman Catholicism. orbiting observatories generally closer surveillance of projects, and Mra. Salvatore Mdluzeo may be sold in package stores, Otto Dieg, 75. of 79 Bridge mother of Peter Tracy of Tol- Survivors, beside her hu.s- submachine-gun at them, U. S. »l»®ls 1*» the air on another busy Welss, in his letter, stated U-153C JIG SAW KIT U-140K FINISHING Trial Delayed The first, he said, was too 'are larger, more complex and 4. Additional fulltime person- of West Hartford. hotela and drug stores, and that St., died Tuesday at Manches- land, died yesterday at St. Fran- band, include a sister, Mrs. officials said. street. that the town is exploring sev- mistake of seeing the council as more costly than other un- nel should tie assigned to analy- Miss Reggetts, a graduate of beer may be sold in Uquor SANDER-KIT ter Memorial Hospital. Hospital, Hartford. She wa.s Julius Kosiorek, and a nephew, They said the M Ps were sum- U. S. Ambassador Henry Ca- eral other plans also, with .the ' storee. FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP) — a "false liberation” from too manned spacecraft, they may sis and management of systems Manchester High School, is em- U-163 Jig U-140 Sander Mr. Dieg was bom Dec. 5, the \?ife of Henr>’ F. Tracy. Lwnard Butler, both of Rock- nioned to .the river front near the bot Lodge called on Vietnamese hope of increasing its water However, the only bare in the . . . 20 sheets Churqh's "tradition of doctrine not have Incorporated toe im- and subsystems in the OAO— employed at the Aetna Life Radio Saw... 10 1891, in Germany, and came to S^irvivors also include her ville. jjjy (janh floating restaurant officials today and expressed yielid. Dr. Carl Coppolino’s murder town wM be in hotels. In addi­ of. sand paper and discipline.” He salfl toe oth­ pivvementa now avallabla and Orbiting Astroniomical Observ- Insurance Oo., Hartford. Mr. Cnila Hnttag taelndM only toooa news broadcasts at 10 er 15 blade* and Manchester in 1938. He retired mother, another son, three . The funeral will be held Sat- after reports that a manwas regrets over the incident, but One proposal under inveati- trial was interrupted today er error was to fail to appre- In use in other programs. story—program. Uidform poU- tion, a hotel must have 10 . . . wood filler Meiluzso, a graduate o f Oon- minute length. Soma statlena caary ether short newscasta.) carry!ng . . . apatula 10 years ago from Hamilton brothers and four grandchildren, urday at 8:45 a.m. from the firing a gun. A U. S. spokesman not an apology. gation is toe possible purchEuse when toe young anesthesiologist ciate 'toe immense richness of Among some two dozen rec- d es and standard practices rooms or more to qualify tor a cate . . ard Ifigh Sdiool, West Hart­ WDBO-llOO 11:80 Barry Father Show and carrying Standard. Division of United Funeral services will be held John F. Tierney Funeral Home, gaid the MPs "detected an odor Oua made no pitolic comment, of a Manchester Water Co. well, suffered what w m described as its instruction and the providen­ ommendatlons 'w ere: should be adopted. Uquor Ucense. ford, is also employed at Aetna 5:00 Long John Wade 12:00 Comment SPECIAL caaa Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks.^- Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Rose 219 W. Center St., with a sol------^------located in its reservoir area, . tial and .abundant means for 13:16 New*. Sign Off life Insurance Oo. 8:00 HOie MlUard WTIO-1680 SPECIAL where he wms a mechanic. He Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm emn high Mass of requiem at OmXK GAIN AGAIN 9:00 Ken Griffin north of New Bolton Rd. This “ renewal that we have from the A faQ 1967 wedding is 6:00 Afternoon Edition was a member of Zion Evan- St., Rocky Hill. The Rev. Paul St. Bartholomew’s Church at well, estimated to yield about Judge Elvin R. Slmmill or- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — 1:00 News, Sign Oft 6:00 New*. Sport*. Weather $26.34 value $^g99 $27.44 valu* council itself.” Sava-r$2.45 $2499 9:30. Burial w ill be in East School Records Introduced 300 gallons per minute, would <*ered a recess alter Coppollno planned. WBOB-OlO 6:36 Americana Sava $&25 gelical Lutheran Church. Bobbit of Center Congregational No States Comply Now, RadcUffe girls have ' made an­ 5:00 Hartford Hlshlishta 7:30 New* of the World Cemetery. augment the town’s Howard slumped slightly in his chair at 8 Survivors include a daughter. Church. Hartford, will officiate. other inroad at Harvard Univer- 7:00 Newi 7:46 Joe Garaglola 7-YEAR ITOH RARE Mrs. Erich Kusch, with whom Burial will be hn Rose Hill Mer Friends may call at the fu­ Reservoir supply. the defense table. alty. 8:00 Oaslisht 7:60 Sing Alone In Dennis Vennard Defense Tear Gas Pen But Safety Rules Grow MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:66 David Brmklev he made his.home. and a grand- morial Park, Rocky Hill. ■ neral home tomorrow from 2 to Another is exploration of a Ooppolino s sTOond wife, Beginning with toe spring WrOF—14U 8:06 Pop Concert « 7% ^m air for lesa U ta n a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A skin (toctor says-toe seven- 9:10 Nlghtbeat pon. Friends may call at the fu- By BOB COLBY and other official witneeses who well at the dow'nstream side o f '’us^'ed to his side and a WASMNOTON (AP) — No and finding out how best to set term, the 1,200 RadcUffe under­ 6:00 Jim Meeker May Cost Girl year itch has become a rarity 10:00 HoUine 11:00 New*. Sports, Weather Funeral services were held neral home today and tomor-. ^ ^ - . told the circumatances under the’ Roarinc Brook Reservoir, attendant came forward state now compUes with all of up their prognims. graduates and W graduate stu­ 13:00 John fiherraaa 11:80 OUier- Side of the Day Elementary school records which they found Mrs. Vennard to capture the shallow seepage e® - envelope containing fo r some unknown reason. B lack sDeokBP" this afternoqn at the Holmes row' from 7 to 9 p.m. Funerals Jail Sentence toe highway safety standards One propiosed standard with dents wUl be allowed to use the WINF—1310 Funeral Home. 400 Main St. ------froin a cumulative school file ^ ^ th in her home and o f o f’ the reservoir. This task wlU proposed by the federal govern- which no state con now comply proviouipreviously male-Long Lomorat 6:00 Newe Mrs. Davis Davidson on Dennis Vennard showed he u,gjj. questioning and arrest of be done this winter. Coppolino, who suffered from at Harvard, Ubrary 6:16 Speak Up Bartford U-130UtilHy * ^ *29” The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, pas­ NEW YO RK (AP) — Miss ment —- and there rareare still more would requireramilre comnrehenslvecomprehensive s p ^ a t e d U brary 6:00 News William F. Baumelster vvas ‘‘destructive, belliprent, Vennard. of blowing the whistle on Reu- a heart ailment and has wiitten that some oaiastroplie of nature Radies — W ofeliM tor of Zion Church, officiated. Mrs. Lillian Ida Collier Da­ to come. driver training programs or Slg- dlreetor Merle Fainsod an- 6:16 Barry Fattier Show violent, restless,’’ and that ho Discussions with several court MORE MORE ® "Welcome------to . toe .. Coronsury _ *^ven Novle, a 21-year-oid overcame the mite that causes nounoed IVednesday. 6:46 Lowell Tboiaae CmCUlARSAW Burial was in East Cemetery. vidson, 56. of 40 Olcott St„ form- ROCKVILLE:— FYineral serv- ...... Degree of compUance with toe nlUcant expansion and Improve- 7:00 Tile World ToalsM Tope Recorders Bearers were Louis Wimme^ gj.jy Hartford, died yesterd^ ices for William F7 Baumeister "®*^ along in school. officials indicated today that third is exploration of the Club,” a popular book about blonde from Brooklyn, faces a toe ailment, also known as sca- The process that has seen 7:16 Frank Gifford The records; containing be- first nine standards suggested ment of existing programs, Wdkie Tdklet ■ n ls T iMibir st 4S* mil Seelert, Henry KirchN gj Hartford Hospital. She of Hartford, formerlv of Rock- the trial would not end by next possibility of additional storage heart disease, swallowed the possible Jail term of up to two ,bies. Harvard become coeducational 7:30 Harry Reasoner Emil grades, and for inclusion in state programs The National EdiKsUon Asao- 7:36 World of Religion Betz, Max Loeffler ville, w'ill be held Saturday at reports, graaes, ana ^gg^^ that it might con- ‘at Porter Reservoir, by improv- ^11. Afterward, he chatted with ^ j,'aif yearn after being Dr. Epstein told the American wiU be complete then except for 8:00 Newe ■ taiMtateiecH(M->swv Herman the wife of Dav'is Davidson. by the natiraial highway safety elation said all states have some ARTHUR DRUB fma riahm and Um ol esL 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran kindergarten tinue unUl Christmas. his wife. . ™ Academy of Dermatology that social clubs, which wUl remain 8:10 SpMk Up Hartford and William Rupp. Mrs. Davidson was bom June ing the so-oalled "sweatland” his wife. convicted on three counts for agency varies widely. forin of driver education pro- 10:06 Clionunem Church. The Rev. Bruce E. Ru- t® 12th grade were brought to area, to the northeast of the After the brief recess, the acaUes cases now 4U« rare. exclusively male. 10:30 Speak Up Hartfoed 2 1908. in Boston, Mass., a Only three states, tor exam- working through local niomas Greer .. r™’’ dolf. pastor, will officiate, as- Superior Court this morning by reservoir trial, which is in iU fourth day, shooUng a tear-gas fountain pen daughter of David J. Collier of ^gg^^ Manchester Assistant Schiwl reservoir. , , , rpsnmed toto the face of a 26-year-old pie, require motorcycUsta to “ h®®! «U*tricU although pro- Thomas Greer, 60, o f 145 Mattapan, Mass., and the late pastor of Christ Lutheran Superintendent Ronald Scott. Woman Rescued w ear crash helmets. But 20 fT&m® vary widely, Loomis St. died ^ Mrs. Rhoda Sax Collier. She conduct an underground leak "^he diagnosis of a heart ■«if d#,fnnn* Church, Hartford. Burial will Vennard s d efu se counsel, survev to lessen the town’s un- spasm was made by Paul Deepdte a plea of self-defense, states and toe District of About 18,0(X) public Mgh S - S " M a n ' T c £ i t b “ ^^ved in this area years^She entered From Room at Oolumbia require periodic vehl- ochools — 70 per cent of toe na- 22 be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Atty. Wesley Gryk, accomWar water. Holmea, a (ormer “ ■ ^ in r-nnt was a secretary at Roskiti Dist., evl- ele (i)«p«oH«n tlcn'a total — offer some driver Friends may call at the (Ladd ®ome of the records in .car prcpctete W.I., *«. « « « -U, g^^Ncerti Home Arrested D ie nine Interim proposals education. About 1.5 million etu- b r S e ,% ™ o U a :? S b ™ l" S : me.. East Hartford. She aUend- Funeral Home. 19 Ellington dence after reading them to the stated, are to improve the town "rrs. vjoppoimo. a son o f John Greer o f Glas- ed Emanuel Synagogue, Hart­ Ave.. tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. 12-member jury. «*XTiS >saa ♦Vsavv were submitted to the states dents — half the eUglble total — ford, gow and the late Mrs. Greer,, „ . v. j v, - Mr. Baumeister died yester- Atty. Gryk. through hi® de­ peSlct^'to^^prfve?" r'^>*ss7b“ y ^ a T ig s T '^ H olSes to ld 'S ^ rte'rs."’* w e ^ o n s law and u nlaw ^l pos- this week for discussion and enrolled, hus- He came to this country as a Survivors besides her day at his home. He was born fense witnesses, records from fire yesterday, and after they Weiss stated also that dis- Earlier, two more jurors were session ^ a study. DetaBs are to be worked Both the agency and the young man. He lived in Man- - band and father, include three Asst. Dist. Atty. Jeffrey M, out later. American Association of Motor Nov-.a,vr.. -,2, ...a.te,1875; in... Germany,------j, c a son Vennard's - school, - • and .psychi- - rescued a woman from a.a tei.iuncsmoke cussions wilH with uic the Aieixopoiiian Metropolitan "T,’' s®l®<=Led ’'^ toV try" Coppolino for the ’'j At1n« hp hpKpvpd the eon- Chester 15 years, coming here brothers, Morris Collier of Bos- of Jacob and Marie Speath atric reports, is apparently at- mied room they arrested her water District and the Man- jtrangUng of a reUred Dr. WUUam Haddon Jr., agen- Vehicle Administrators said no from Hartford. t®"- Harold Collier of Randolph, vlction for unlawful posseesion ey administrator, said he hopes state now requires Mootel tests ______V 1 r. ir f Baumeister, and lived in Rock- tempting to show that his cli later for intoxication and kin- Chester W ater Co., for service Army officer three yeare ago. of a tear-gas pen was the firsit in to send all propoeed Standards on bodies of all driven killed in He was a bagpiper for 20 Mass., and Haskel Collier oi years before moving to ent had a severe behavior dling a fire. to portions of the town’s fran- years in the Manchester Pipe Whittier, Calif., and several Hartford 10 years ago. H e was problem as a child. woman caiiea cnisea area ni New York City. to toe states by Feb. 28. single-vehicle crashes and of Police say a woman called chised area, have proved un- Miss Novie was continued on fitates miut be implementing adult pedestrians, another ot the Band. He ^^®® “ ®^^^g ' employed at the U.S, Envelope Vennard, 23. is charged with poUce several times during the fruitful to date. Hospital Notes parole until sentencing, sched­ M safety program approved by proposed standards. machinst a t-P ra tt and -W hit- ews, Co.. Rockville, for many years, first degree murder in the ham- ^ay but would not say anything, uled for Jan. 30. the government by toe end of ------— ney. Division of United Air- Funeral services were held retiring in 1925. He was a mem- mer death of his 51-year-old g„gr calling. After several such Vlsitliig hours are 2 to 8 p.m. During the two-day trial. Miss ' 1066 or face poaslble loss of OBIME COUNCIL STDMBS craft Corp.. where he had been this afternoon at Weinstein her of Trinity Lutheran Church, mother, Mae Vennard. gg„g ,5^^ in all areas excepting mater­ ,Novle testified in her own de­ employed 26 years. Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Survivors include two daugh- At the opening of court this telephone of Mrs. Janet Longo Gengras Backers nity where they are 2:30 to 4*^ their highway safety fund aond n t DW HA'VEN (A P )—The OB»- He was a member of the Hartford. Rabbi Simon Noveck fense that Steven Calllnan, an 10 per cent of their federal road naoticut Onaioa on CHme and ters, Mrs., William Schmidt of morning, Anthony Chemasi, a gj p.ni. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private g” " " w"rTcke“r fm m ~ th e ‘ Broii;; Washington Social Club and and Cantor Arthur Koret of- Hartford, with whom he made Herald staff member, testified a «-_ arriving nt hpr nnai-t Spent $123,553 rooms where they are 10 a.m. building money. DeUnqueiKy approved tour pri- had come to her table and asked Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of ficiated. Burial was in Emaruel j,jg home, and Mrs. Herman that Vennard “stuttered very I n I to 8 p.m. Visitors are r^uested ^ There was little apparent ociity items tor study at its qusr- Lebanon, both of Manchester; Synagogue Cemetery, Wethers- gchmidt of Hartford; a siot-r. badly” when asked his name »®ent police said they attempted ID . L iO S lH g crittolsm of the proposed high- teriy meeting IVednesday. PREFIIilSHED not to sm ote to ^ a e n t s '^ m s . ohe . refused, he said: way safety standards during Lafayette^ Lodge of ■ ■■ Masons, field. ■ ■ Mrs. Anna Thorne of Verr ; and educational background ^ . No> more fiiaa two visitors at The tour items are the estOb- "Y ou suid your Florida tan. I ’ll ttiree meetings toe agency held Hartford; International Asso- Memorial week will be ob- three grandchildren and six during his arraignment in East (C®ntl«ued from Page One) one time per paUent. Usbment of a state depoituent BACKBOARD ciation o f Machinists. East served at the home of the de- great-grandchildren. Hartford Circuit Court 12 June ‘®^ smelled ^oke. fj^gn^g director, Frank get you.” this week with state, coun of onrection, toe Improvement She testified that when toe local and otoer safety officials. Hartford, and , a member and ceased. ^ ______10. ^ I"®***® the epartmen they ^ ^ wiUlams. made a personal Pafients Today: 292 of state jotl tecUMles, eoepamtoa & GOAL SET and a cousin were about to Most officials seemed more form er g^ond chancellor o f the The family ' suggests that Angelo J. Demeo Chemasi, present during the k?t***,- ^ •*** contribution of $2,800. John Mur- ADMITTEJD YE3STBRDAY: of the no4>ail program, and the by MASONITE Knights o f Pythias. those wishing to do so make Ateth.ite *te»,«„»ii Cte mo leave, Calllnan blocked her exit, eoncecnod with getting legal re-otructuring of the sentencing Funeral services for Angefb „ arraignment,______wrote_____ a_ ____ story ^„®g Arthur Ashwell Sr., 102 Wood- __. j CORPORATION Survivors, besides his w ife memorial donations to a charity J. ■ Demeo of East Hartford about Vennard that day in ® bianKei covering ine Roncari gave $3,800 and Robert bridge St.;a« . Stephen Banla,’ 183iao used obscenlUes and threatened details — not yet available — procedure to make the bent ass her. turning propoaala into hard leg- and father, include two sons, of their choice. were held this morning at the which he reported that Ven- , t Newman, $2,000. Thompson Rd.; Mrs. Mary De- of available facilities and serv­ John Greer" of East Hartford ---- -— Holmes Funeral Home, 400 nard stuttered during the court Mrs. ^ n g o lying in the statement shpwed that Carli, £Hling;ton; Nancy Dolin, At this point, toe said, toe 'islatlrai, obtaining federal aid ices. • Sturdy I OuraMol and Thomas Greer Jr. o f M m - WilUam V. J. Gallo- Main St. The Rev. Ernest J. proceedings. Chemasi said this “ edrimm eitoer asleep or un- prior to the election campaign, Keeney Dr., Bolton; Linda took out the tear-gas gun from • Weather rasistanM chester; a daughter. Mrs. Carol her purse, shot at Calllnan and William Victor Joseph Gal- Coppa of the Church of the As- morning that Vennard appear- conscious, they said. ^ ^ the Gengras committee gave Drew, 13 Michael Dr., Vernon; a Uvaliarrebeiifidiiigl Bolmarcich of Manchester; a lo, 59, o f 242 Summit St., hus- sumption officiated. Burial was ed "sleepy” and “ unconcerned” PoheewomanPolicewoman PatrirPatricia * braves . ,4 .. 000 to the firm of Campaign Henry Dziedzinskl, East Hart- the restawant. brother, James Greer of Glas­ band of Mrs. Concetta Gar- in Mt. St. Benedict’s Cemetery, with the proceedings June 10. was called.------Mrs. U------n go, who • Consultants, Inc., of Boston, ford; Eileen England, 158 Turn- She said she had obtained toe ■if 4t* X 36* backboard la M* taml- naiad Maaonit* hardbqard, praj^‘ c gow; two sisters, Mrs. John garo Gallo, died suddenly this Bloomfirid. Father Coppa read In cro.ss - examination by police said was quite intoxicat- Also prior to the state conven your blebrook Dr., VerAon;. Mrs. S'," lahad aH around wHh haiyy while Cummings of Coatbridge and morning at Manchester Me- the committal service. Asst. State’s Atty. George ed, was informed she was under tion, the Gengras Committee Henrietta Fitzgerald, 694 Cen- nen-glere painL Solid, eubetentol Mnetniction. Includee rugged V4 Mrs. Hugh M cIn tyre o f morial Hospital. Bearers were Harold Chris- Stoughton, Chemasi explained arrest. She was brought to spent $17,539 for a series of ter St; Mrs. Beatrice Furphy,' ^®®“ ^ attaltel goal,g i net, ~ and . . pre.drille3------hole*^ Grangemouth, Scotland, and Mr Gallo was born Oct 20 tensen, Edward Galler, Robert that he thought Vennard was Mflichester Police Headquart- delegate dinners. Colchester; Mrs. Barbara Gag- * he® «o “8ht it a non- —raady■ Y to mount on a post, — * sarag*— ~ ~ ~ ~ er wall! flat top quality, and long, $even grandchildren. 1907 in Brooklyn N Y a son GaBer. Harry Bottlcello. Ed- unconcerned because o f his ers. then taken to Hartford ^------non, 96 White St.; Mrs. B etty that made a loud noise.’ bating w*ath*r.r*slttant durablllw F^meral services will be held of the late Frank knd Ernestine ward Mirek and Dominick physical appearance. Chemasi State'Jail. POOD BUYING SPURTS ’ >Hileman, 10 Heidi Dr., Rock- olaraalvaHieprioal eomplats Saturday at IT a.m. at the Gallo and lived in Bonadies. * was on the stand for about Scheduled to appear in Clr- Geneva—Studies of develop- ville; Mrs.. Phyllis Kennedy, 256 . Calllnan, toe complainant, Rose H ill F^ineral Home „ -Kfcotote m r than 110 ______— — minutes. cuit Court 12, Manchester, this Ing nations show that as these E. Middle Tpke. who is separated from his Wife and is the father of two chil­ velrs He was supervisor of GERMANS SET MILK MARK The elementary school records morning, Mrs. Longo was not countries’ economies rise 10 Also, Thomas O’Neill, 10 lose wll be In Ro^ Hill Memorial ^ ’ . Manchester BERLIN—Milk production in read by Atty. Gryk this mom- there. Prosecutor James Mir- per cent, their commercial Im- Mintz Court; Mrs. Addie Roe- dren, tesUHed that he asked S.B.M. Park, Rocky Hill. Modes Inc He was a member Germany reached a record of were compiled by teachers abile said she had been trans- ports in general increase about aer, Ocean Side, N. Y.; Mrs. Miss Novle to join him in a \iven!y carpets ------Friends- may ---- call at the fu , o* D ___1, mnrp than 91 tnillibn tons in Who taught Vennard fo'om Grade ferred to the Blue Hills Clinic, 11 per cent but commercial im- Leonie St. Georges, Willlman- drink. When she refused, he nera!..era! home tonight from 7 tc to SI' Bridget - Church,^ Camp- more „ • * . 4 to Grade 6. They showed and her case was continued to ports of food g;row about 16 tic; Mrs. Gertrude Siuta, 206 said, he returned to the bar. He 9 and tomorrow from 3 to 5 bell Council, KofC, of the color 1965. up 2 per cent from 1964 that, during those years, Ven­ Dec. 22. I>er cent. Buckland Rd., Wapping; Jef testified that when toe young end 7 to 9 p.m. guard 4th degree o f the Bishop despite a 2 per cent drop in the nard did not take an interest frey Stamp, Hebron; Vincent- ®® her way out. f • ------McMahon-- Assembly, . , , and . o ,f the ------number1— of milking cows, to in school work, pestered and hat Sullivan; 7 Harvard Rd.; Mra. toe shot toe tear gas in Me face. \ t 'v - Michael J. Tierney Holy Name Retreat “League. 5,820,000 students, crawled on the floor, Barbara Taylor, Manafield; Michael J. Tierney, 82‘, of 282 Survivors, besides his wife, ------. ate crayons, and in general act- Negro Leader Explains Paula Toner, RFD 1, Bolton; Cooper Hill St. died yesterday include■ four daughters. Miss 300,000 WILDFOl^ WIN-raR hosfile. PERSONAL LOAN Mrs. Marianne Washburn, at a Vernon convalescent home Jeain Gallo, Miss Constance Gal- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. The At press time today, Atty. Notch Rd., Bolton. About Town For the economy minded family •, • after a long illness. lo, Miss Frances Gallo, and Miss wintering population of ducks ^Black Power’ Slogan Gryk was preparing to read BBIRTHS IR TH S YYESTERDAY: E S T E R D A Y : A Airman 3C, Charles W. KaJ- . . . and hava iha money you need tor gift shopping! Mr. Tierney was bom Jan. 8. Victoria Gallo, all at home; and geese'on TVA lakes is,u®w from records compiled during' CORK BOARD WASHlNG-rON (AP) — Negro there are a handful of white etu- eon to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Co- ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- SPECIAL 1885, in Athlone, Ireland, and three brothers. John Gallo, more than 300,000 in some Vennard’s junior high ediool FRAMED lived in Manchester since 1912.. Ernest Gallo, both o f Brooklj-n, years. Before the lakes were ^ ^ ^ W ^ ^ ^ d ^ t o e " ^ : leader Floyd B. McKlssick said dents, but toat it is po«dble to lombaro. W P m s ^ t St. Rock- ®t Windsor, years, wastang outsiae me covm , , „ provide quaUty educaUon for ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. formerly at Manchester, recent- imagine, Lee’$ Continuous BULLETIN BOARDS He was employed, at Cheney and Vincent Gallo of Chester, impounded only a few thou- room were two of Venn^s today toe slogan black power consumer and the Carroll Gough. 42 Woodland ly graduated as a weapons spe- Ping Pong Takle 18”,X 24” X y,” Bros.’ for many years until his N .Y.; three sisters, Mrs. Ralph sand wintered in the area. Hollister St. n ei^ b o rs^ ^ y is not a call for violence but for development of "Wack capital- Dr., Wapping; daughter to cialist from , the Air Technical retirement in 1950. ------^------z------Mr. and Mrs. James Iflar, He- School at Lowry Air Ftorce Filament Nylon Carpeting . . . I 5’ X F X H ” Ptofi P ®'*8 ^ 1 ® ^2.95 Survivors include two sons, It N eg ro es to realize they can ism” so that businesses run by and Base. Comes complete muster the strength to improve Negroes can give jobs to mem- bron; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Base, Colo, He is home on leave AMOUNT 24” X S6” X William J. Tierney and James them to testify. e Completely Installad B A ftgjf yU. I with Flnlalilng KIL toeir lot. bers of their race and partici- Robert Laramy, Columbia. and w ill report at the end of YOU MONTHLY PAYMENTS P; Tierney, both of Manches- Yesterday’s trial session was liaWaie Weather Key Item D ISCHARGED Y E S T E R- his leave to Germany for duty. wHh ei. padding M A Hlfii Law Low Bank Rates RECEIVE 12 MeSi 18 Moa. 24 M ob. 94.75 . ter; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph T. McKisaickj national director pate in the work of rehaWHtat- 56 Reg. $28.32. • 2 4 - « out short at a b ^ 8 p.m. te- ^ the Congress o£ Racial Bkjual- ing the ghettos where many Ne- DAY: Mrs. Victoria Twerdy, He Is a 1966 graduate of Rock- Lttp... 8 200 8 12.20 8 9.42 88” X 48” X y,” Owens of Glastonbury: two sis­ For under yeur tree— . * • ’ J ■ cause a jvuor tripped on a step ity which has adopted the slo- groes i.™live, i,„ he said. t 738« h Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Rose-n « . . . vi'lle High School. 26.08 18.80 14.18 ters, Mrs. Martha Gardner and in court and cut his forehead. 800 gan, told a Senate subcommit- Ribjeoff raised the question of m ary Symons, 26 Sherwood Clr- COMPLETE 98.65 Mrs. Anna Hickey, both of In Crash Hearing He was taken to Hartford Hos- ... Fast Service 500 44.4$*' 86.5 6 "" West Hartford; two grandchil­ . . . J TVip ■iiirrtr tee that “in wtetethis room .VIfor .i.cuijfmany violence vivicivc ...in toe Liic V.V..civil ..Kiiiarighte ...c,cle; Mrs..v.ite. Eileen v.tew*McCarthy, w.j., *v15 Hartford Tolland County 800 71.08 48.79 87.66 dren and several nieces and OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -r- The The flight from Omaha, D 1^ atev.iK.v-.',’ weeks you gentlemen have seen movement, asserting there was Laurel Pi.; Patricia Muldoon, Council of toe 'ViPW Post and For fliois whs with grealsr luxury, Il's ba’t -THIS WEEKS Ronald Dorman of Simsbury, ____ . , . k.. oi . Auxiliarv will 1000 88.85 ■■■ 853§“ 47.08 BUSTER thp trial todnv' ^ exquisite detail the frustra- no doulit this ' had disturbed 150 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Pauline Auxiliary w ill meet Saturday at "nephews. weather continued to be the big Schuemann said.^was routed to t 1500 188.28 91.48 70.62 I) a The funeral will be held to- item today as a Civil Aeronaut- the east of its regular flight line tMtimonv hrmitrht^^®"’ hopelessness and the many Americans. Nowak, Warehouse Point; An- 7(30 p.m. at the Manchester lOOo/oACRIUnGARPETinG... 177.70 morrow a t 10 a.m. 1 from the ics Board hearing in\o a jet and guided through the thunder- rtw Y v » nard waa rafarrad powerlessness of the American “Once and for all,” McKissick thony Ferrigmo Jr., 73 Allison B®»t Home. ' Members of the e Completely Installed iS A C •q. yd. NEW ~ ELECTRIC GLUE GUN John F. Tierney Funeral Home, crash near Falls City, Neb., storm line by radar. D a ivv.1 mia-tei. urban Negro.” replied, ‘Tam a man of peace, Dr., South Windsor; William Auxiliary su-e reminded to bring 8 Tb 60 SECONDS BONDING. 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Aug. 6 entered its second day.fay. The pilot of the Des Moines- totwiefe a by cwsultant Bowers School for the officials State '■ McKissickjfgjjjggjgjf testified ^ggtjfjgd before toe appalled by a soci^society of violence Crowley, 1136 Sullivsin Ave., *• with name enclosed fo r a with 56 oz. padding '^ 1 1 5l21 BEG. 87.96. 94.95 of requiem at the Church of The crash of the Braniffi« Jet plane advised Chicago Separtm eS? MucSion be- Government operations in which l Uve. South Windsor: Mrs. Donna 8Tah bag, and gifts fo r a g ift For I l m W a LMe , toe Assumption at 10:30. Burial killed all 42 persons aboard. and gnj Braniff dispatchers he was „gus« k he« ,iiddid not nnf vnfaet oinmrilone in ■'ihcommittee, headedwaueu by°y aen.Sen. ‘ iI am wreatired oiof violence, not earner, Portland; Mrs. Ann In- toble. Officers of toe Post and will in St. James' Cemetery. ‘Eiree witnesses today agreed about■ 40 - miles south...... of the tliiin-.■ cause “* aia not gei a o g Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Cwm. only that which has been inflict- gram, 66 Creetridge Dr., Ver- delegates ore reminded to at- BChTOl. Ih e consu tM t, Dr. M - panel is conducting a series ed on myself and my children, non; Dennis George, 2790 El- tend. The algn of tola PROfeaolonal dealer who Friends may call at the fu- that the plane had been fur- derstorm line and was returning exoells In PBOfesslonal and capable Mral home tonight from 7 to 9. nished weather information, jq Kansas City. *K f yesterday ^ hearings on toe problems of but the deeper violence inflicted ling;tpn Rd., Wapping. ' ------For fho uHlmite In Cirpeting Ifs Lee’i WOOL oervloe, advice and produota. including a severe _ weather other witnesses included A. C. that Vennard appeared ‘ ®ype’'" cities. , on toe black child in a hopeless- D ISCH ARG ED T O D A Y ; Ron- Polish Women's Alliance Drill active, aqd that he stuttered “There Is no better arg^M it ly antique system of education, aid Gagne, 'Hartford; Gerald have a Christmas party Sun- CARPETINe... ^ Batson and Jack R. Davis, badly when she visited him a f for black power — for the mo- the violence done to’ the Negro Thelsen, Ehat Itiurtford; Jceeito day at 2 p.m. at 77 North 8it. Daly Rose, .58, of Bolton Cen- ha. *te*»“ .** ... ., u,c otuuui. j tv, bllization of the black communi- man and the Negro woman tom Pestore, 54 Margeiret Rd.; Mrs. There w ill be a grab bag. • Completely Installed I Enjoy your home Improvemente NOW with 010 0 0 0 318 Eaay ter, died last night at her home Don A. Schuemann. air traffic ^®’‘’ - = Earlier testtoony during t^^^ ty as a political, social and eco- apart by the racist emidoyer JulkC Duhrtng, 17 Strant ------with 56 ei. padding Revolving Budget Aoooant (RJBLA.). Aa little as $10 a month after along Illness. She was controller for the Federal Avia- Watson said that toe Braniff nmejiay-old trial, from P®y®*“ - nomic block — than toe words and defeated by toe toumiliation Mark Cavagnaro, 72 Linnmore Holiday emifesskm for bhll- Reg. $14.95 sq. yd. Iniya np to f 100.00. toe wife' of Geoire O, Rose. tion Agency in Chicago, said he toght out of Omaha to Kansas atrists, and rerords complied you have heard in tola'room. Me- of public welfare. Dr.; Mm. Mildred Ehaason^ 103 dren and young people wHl be . J NOW. QUALITY—THE BEST, ECONOMY OF ALL Mrs. Rose was bom in Bol- had been in opntact with the Glty- had, previously been held by , a psycholo^st, and social Kissick said. “Dp npt ever forget that 90 Buckland Rd., Wapping; Mn». heard Saturday at 11 a.m. at J • ton, Jan. 4. 1908, a daughter of pilot and had discussed weather Sioux City, Iowa, because workers at a clinic where Ven- "jdol-eover'— and th|s is what per cent of the American black Edna Retem, 322 Carter ' St., St. John's Poli(9h National Catli- , Thomas ^ and Barbara Vick- conditions shortly “Jiefore the ®^ G^®®'^erstorm. activity in the nard was treated, reported that y , have always meant by black community — that immobile 90 Bolton; Robert Wanagel, Ando- pile Church, These Carpets are Ist Une Carpets (Swiiifis B ank mund Daly, and was a lifelong crash. Omaha area. VennJrd displayed a "pre- power — it is a rational ifillitant per cent which Is the main sub- ver; Roseanne VelUette, East — - ! resident of toi$ town. She was Schuemann said the pilot Watson also said that Flight schizophrenic” pattern in child- call for a whole segment of this ject of my discussion today — Hartford; Christine Worden, Greater Hartford Youth for asked if there were any ^'holes’' 250, the jplane which crashed, hood.-They showed also that he nation's population to do what are both the children and toe Coventry; Thelma Briggs, 97 Christ will meet Saturday at • 100% FINANCING Shop in the weather. 'The FA A con- been furnished with weath- was a “neurotic, confused^child you have not been able to do — victims of violence." W eils S t ; Mm .'Edito Cohen, 40 7:30 p.m. at toe Batchelder troller adrised toe pilot there e'r information in Kansas City Who stewed evidence of anx- destroy racism in this country, McKissick said one of his ma- Oioott S t ; Mra. Drama Fariey, Sitoool, 757 New Britain 'Ave., e NO DOWN PAYMENT W.G.GLENNEY to 8:30 PJH Periwnjd Notices were none, and suggeeted that and that toe,pilot was aware of laty" and that he was socially create fuU en joym en t in toe Jrar.Moomniendatiqna to the sub- lO l South St., Rockvfito; 'Roger Hartford. Thp^program w ill ln^ ' OF M anchester t he go to the west to avoid a line toe severe weather warning: and pmotionally maladjusted, ’ American ghetto, revise the committee Would be to stop toa s t Pierre, 75 ESsex St.; Mra. elude choraleers, solos, tnunp- aAMcmea . kaavanwcH VNEST BRANCH Sat. lo Menoriam of thunderstorms. Dav^s said the fliuil declstte One psychiatrist testified that educationid Systran to cope with Vietnamese wSr, \ M arla Sxeber and daughter, 59 eters and a Bible speaker. Gas Main StrMt E ^ n to r BtfCor. Lanox MfinohestorParkfide to 12 Noon SB loviu memory ot my dear It also was brought out that on whether to penetrate bad head injuries Vennard suffered the 30th centwy and make toe . “For God's sake end this terr- Sherwood Circle; Mra. Carol —4__ Colonial Rug & tile iuubftnd. Saymond H. Bllven, who two other Braniff craft were in weather remains with the pilot, when he was nine years old may American ghetto a place in Ible war In Viet Nam, bring Linton arid daughter, 118 Lydall SUk Wonn Piip Tent Military SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICB Sullivan Avenuo Shopping Canter - faaaed away'Dec. 7, 196S. toe general area at the time of During toe hearing's first day have caused brain damage. which it is possible to live with black men home to rebuild their St.; Mra. Charlene CampaneUi Order of Cooties, of the 'VFW BURNSIDB OPFICK Bunuidi Avanua at Ctwrcli Straal^ East Hartford ■glere and more each day 1 miaa VERNON eiRCLI. VERNON 175^53 ' you. the crash.One was aplane out Wednesday, testimony end con- Atty. Gryk is apparently has- hope.” own llyes, their own communi- and daughter, Birch ^viM sponsor a Seafood Night to- ^ W tiw iu may think the wound ia of Omaha bound for Kansas tents o f' a tape recording of ing his defnim on grouiidB df McKtssli^M cRlssU* said said "black "black pow- pow- ties, ties,' tthd iihd take take toe the incredible Incredible Rd., Rd., Bolton; Bolton; Mra. Mra. Janice Janioe Bng“ Eng“ nwmorrow riw from 6:30 6:80 to ll:Tl) 11:80 pjn.pm . OKN WH), THURS, i FRIDAY iVK. TIL 7K» JfM T *4f4« PARKADE OFFICE OPEN Sa t u r d a y m o r n in g i City. The other was en route cockpit conversations indicated msfOilty. . 336 NDRTH m a i n ST. — 649-5253 fJhit they UMle know tke sorrow. er” means a recognition that it costo of killing and use them to land and daughter, Oovmfxy; at the poat home. 60S E Canter liiM wimln iny heart concealed. from StLouis to Des Moines^ turbulentweather wouldget toe Hie prosecution rested its is impossible to Integrate save the Uves of toa poor,” ha Mra. Barbara Onishis and St. The event is open to m«m- f W K W K iWR! W K WB b «PI Wpl «■! WK WR ««« Wife. WnnU lowa. s' , < Marne for the crash. ease after testimony fromipottM pc"’*----- adiooU-— '* in*“ ------many------dties whert urged.- daughter, & «ad Broolc. bom and guests. ..-.A

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m X n O T E S T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, pECEMBER 8, 1966

OEOi Council A^tvhed Role ★ OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 “ ^ . ★ GREATER VALUES Good Conceit At Bi|i^iiiell Be on Regional Basie The Manchester Oommuidty cheater .is not extensive, antf SERYICE..."Our BesfProduct" / ★ GREATER SELECTIONS By d6«IN GRUBER, A good, but in no way re­ ‘J’""Ity,.wa8 “Jfm'advised last nightST; that difficult “ markable, performance of its, future activities, based onfind families which fit th* EASIEST TERMS varied music was the order of federal funds, must be tied in anti-poverty income criteria, the evening aa' the Hartford with the regional Community He recomended that local , _____,/«rpK council continue to exist, in or* Symphony offered another in Renewal Team (CRT) of Hart- available when a neo4 ita Bubscriptior concert's last » arisea r f* UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY evening befor# an audience ___ examnle, but how uncharacter- ★ Giant Zero Degree Freeier Helds pageant, St. Lucia, to p - ^ Haydn who was sented Saturday at 7:30 at Odd actual composer. One truly SCO our "pin-m oney"^ 156 Pounds FroienFeod Fellows Hall. ’The play la apon- excellent bit of sound emerged, For i>.H Contributions to Physical Fitness ► ★ Automatic Defrost Refrigerator Section sored by Scandla Lodge, Order however. I have never heard C.’'/ gifts for every ^ Oven P-7 G-E of Vasa. A free w ill offering w ill the triangle parts in the sec- and coaches basketball, football, and baseball. He is AVAILABLE Three Manchester men, Thomas Conran, Karl f ★ Slide-Out Shelf be taken. Prxxseeds will benefit ond movement played more ex- Kehler and Walter Fortin, have been awarded physical education inkructor at St. Bridget School. ► FAIRWAY, member of the the cultural work o f the lodge, cellently than Mr. I^esbines certificates by the Jaycee and Standard P a ck a ^ g Fortin, program director of the Town Recreation IN The event is open to the public, played them last night. fomily ond friends ★ 15.7 Cubic Foot Net Veiume Corp. for their contribution to physical fitness. The Department, is a physical fitness instructor and The traditional Lucia Festival Stravinsky’s "Song of the ► GOPPEBTONE, awards were presented Tuesday night by Robert has devoted time to the American Legion baseball opens the Christmas season in Nightingale,” rather seldom per- sfotiontry # tools • oprens Brown, chairman of the Jaycee committee on program. Kehler has, for a number of years, pro­ RANGES Swedj^. It- is the story o f the formed, came next and employ- moted and taught skiing. He has also been active COLORS, goodMss and kindness of Lucia, ^ considerably expanded or- physical fitness, and Robert McGarity, Jaycee ^ toys • photo frames j in scouting. (Herald photo by Saternis) scrap books ~The Perfect Work Saver Gift and . an early Christian martyr. chestra. with two harps, two plr president. In the photo, from left, are Brown, Mc­ t: Lucia’s crown o f glowing can- j^os and celesta amongst other Garity, Conran, Kehler and Fortin. Conran teaches W m t M k pods I colendor towels ^ dies, her company of attendants additions. Originally an o p e r a ,______,----- WHITE and the muMc they bring are In ^ ^as not very successful when niavtnr "if vou onlv C C 'a f P«>P®rty taxes —Gie real t stores—main street and 706 east middle tpke. ^ u.. .p,H, a. a P.r„ a 'i Scale Balances O 0 r V l C 0 * I l d l V F 0 I. foj. fees, licenses, permits and ► open nltes till 9 tiU Christmas, Including Saturdays! ^ ‘T^wediah familv iscene plav- composer excerp^d what ^ad. though even here Manchester Democrats Tap0 R0COrdingS °^ e ^received to date, A A he tended to produce a tone in and Republicans .broke even C . wiith seven months, of the fis- Viola iS^Sid^S^yntS ‘“r* forUesimo passages that was last night in a three hour O011t irO H l n o m 0 cal year to go, is about » per p t t * l Hultgren will set ^ sU«e^ pSfnlJ^p^m* wWch otaghneff “ voter-making session— each cent of the $8,183,006 eetdmalt- ^ U V IK n E R . gained 5 new voters. The Manchester Red Cross income, announces that it is sponsoring .pjig second half of 1966-67 S a t t o S s , Mias Carol ^ ^ ^ o J T s ^ c e M h rt'ta 'tWs f ^ « y«>« «»tened to both hands A total of 13 new electors a second session of the "Voice taxes are due Jan, 1 and will dcUn, Miss Ann Benson. ^ than as an opera. Mr. Winograd the composer wrote for were signed up—5 Demo­ STORES OPEN EVERY from Home” program. Wives delinquent if not paid by JusUna Johnson, Miss ^Id quite well with the music, both hands) trouble w m Im- I crats. 5 Republicans, and 3 and parents of servicemen sta; p-gi,. i. Tiaxes unpaid by Feb. 1 G -E FOOD CENTER 21 Werdeim, Miss Carole Mtffitt, ^ remains a sort of mediately apparent. The left unaffiliated. NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Miss C a ro l’Tcxrstenson and Miss ^ghy-washy composiUon that hand dragged consistently in doned cab at any overseas loca- wtt’U peIW BUWJCVivsubject tow CMIan sa»bv*v.»^interest Uv Andersen an exchange sUi- nassave work and was badly ----- ' I ] tion are .invited to participate penalty of one half of one per dent from Denmark. Duiwood J the three ‘fImJJs ballets ontout oOf f balance Inin the passages » ------S ' S ^ t e♦ s t ^ program in« i which wiuv.ii voice vviv.c cent per month,monui, datingaa/uiig hex*u to Refrigerator - Freezer Miller and Robert DiManno-will “ ot alternate------octaves.-— There »are r . that he is oneore olof tnethe fegreaiesi a t e s t recordings on tape, up to 1615 the due date of the tax. Miner ana Kooero uuvianno-wwi jj^d proceeded it. Fire- «>t alternate octaves, xnere are _ _ interoreters ” That ‘ - - • ... . _ Rp^thnven intei'Dreters. That are made and sentoAnf kv by ______7- --- — " "i y '■ ...... yi in tint ft Mirivie In- * ------xvcm Ctoss Without charge dl- Just 35% Inches Wide -\ dd Erickson, star , opring. ^ _ _ ”2* 52 Ills£.5“ pianlat-gat them ..“I d half b . dozen . n pianistsp..b«u today^ .y whom»h .« rectly to the serviceman. Driver Cleared Ddvi^fiengtsoB and Itoy ’line- A fter the IntermlAsloii fJIgudM' I would rather hear doing this Recording sessions will be bakerTSwTlMra Arrau was heard in Beethoven’* together. ^ , composer, Manchester office, In Gage Death 20.5 Cubic Foot Net Volume tomST Fifth Piano Concert, usually But he put on a good act. In _ 237 E. Center St., on Monday ^ 1! ^ ^ ^ ^ S T e n ts called “The Kmporer.” For a fact Mr, Arrau was far more and ’Tuesday, ------from -9 a.m._ to-- xoiiauaTolland LpOumyCounty Coroner rrci^ Her- after the pagoant, with Luda pianist with Mr. AJrrau’s rtputa- successful as w ^ r toan he Assessment Aide 4 p.m. and on Wednesday, _ert jjannaburyHannabury has cleeiredclceired a NO DEFROSTING EVER i S l n ^ ^ ^ ^ f f o o o S tion. he managed k M e extreme- ★ ««• «* pianisi The- program from 9 a.m. to noon. - Covenfty dri-ver o f responsibility MANCHESTER Named by Town Any- families inte-ested for the death of James Gage, 80, -....—..I,sen *n g a_ tape of— their----- Christ------^ reureoretired muu minister of Carpenter IN REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER Mrs. Elizabeth D. Gauthedr o f mas messages to their men in Coventry. ^ h o p p r ' T ^ East Hartford has been ap- service are in-vited to call the Gage was hit by a pickup E IT Win pointed an assessment aide in Man^ester office to make an ^ruck driven by Edward L. TEMPERATURE CONTROL pomiea an aasessiu^u. ^ appointment, ™ . aPDOintment. Newm arker 2nd o f Coventry, on the Manchester assessor’s of- ___\ AUTOMATIC INTERIOR UGHTS Nov. 3 on R L 44A In Bolton. OVER 30 STORES flee. The report states that New­ >cal Como in and lot “Arnle” Landsborg with over SO years of playing and teaching the gtotar, post by Assessor Joseph Mur- help you with your guitar and musical Instrument purchase - phy.-v (A) MOVE DOOR LATCH TO “CLEAN” Right Care To Any Type of Washable Mrs. Gautheir has four eons, There's nothing like itl MUSK CENTER Donald and Gerard, both work­ GUITAR ing, and Leo and Murray, both (B) SET OVEN GONTROLTO “CLEAN” 111 Vi Center S t, Manchester • Open N igh ts till till 5 :30 to school. 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CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1966 V/: Iffll Boyle Pilot Praised rVemon Conference Planned Today \ When shopping for F o r Evading On Schooling Maladjmted paneling, ceiling tile, D r e a m M a O floor tOe or esbinetS, —Village Homes CrewFinds f B evm X MMMlMidar eduoa^ The m m p e t t M rs. jr- dal worker; and Mrs. l^ta wood Center for Gio German police said the pilot Is being spOMored by Ford, a reading consultant holiday dream mail: ejected himself only seconds NOT PRiEPACKAGED the site Of the former Rockville the Ocmieotkwt State Departr the committee wUl best of both. “Harry, this ia just a hasty before the plane exploded in the _ hotel while excavating to in- meat of BAicatico, the Connec- jj^^t examine the Information note to let you know that your air W ednesday and the ■wreck­ FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT j stan a retaining wall for the ticut Asoodadon for Mental pi,((vtded in the conference, end Chriatnfha bonus this year will age smashed into a wooded sec­ 4 x 7 T E A K ...... e • • • • • ■"■ school addition now being erect- Health and the Connecticut then will translate this Into be $1,(XX). I’d appreciate it if tion beyond the vlUstge. 4 x 7 f e C A N ...... you’d keep the amount secret, The Army Identified the pilot on *i»e property. PTA. terms of new services and pro­ Its puipoM Is to explm and as the rest of the staff are oiily as Capt. William T. Ebert of PENOBSCOT FANCY GRADE "A" An old weU 18 feet deep, five fessional personnel Mtoctles- 4x7 EARN BOARD interpret the tmpUcatlona of ter m ^ provide to comply with getting $500 each. But your Glendale, Calif., and said he •" feet in diameter and holding 4 x 7 SUNSET BW tCH ...... 4.78 work thia laat year haa been ao FubUe Act 206. PaMed by the requ lm n en ts o f the law^ stayed with the plane, after his ■' eight feet of water was xmcover- 1905 Oonaeotieut General As- Armstrong Classic Cushiontone Tils . .18 Vi® ••• otatanding that we—” obseiwer ejected, to assure that Finally, committee .recom­ ' ed and It is believed that it •enMy. the act reqvdrea all local “Dear Dad, I don’t want you it did not strike the populated m endations w ill be brdOgfat be- Kentile Floor T ile...... $6.00 box and up .••‘ was used in the 1800's for the and regional achool boards in faint from the ahock, but my area. for the Board of Education for original hotel which was on the Oonneetteut to provide special college roommate and I are Ebert and the observer. Spec. property. rlnnsnn. luttiueU an o r services action, probably by February, doing BO well with that cleaning 1 Kenneth G. Bakoa of Flint, The old Rockville Hotel, as it for socially and smcticnaUy Roth estimated. shop we opened just off the Mich., escaped with minor inju­ FOWL stood on the comer of Park 8t. maladjusted ehUdren. starting Public Act 206 espeeieUy is campus that we’re rolling In ries, the Army said. and Middle Row, was remodeled In Sepitember 1967. expected to have" considerable loot. Ftom now on I won’t be . A German police official in OU|l OWN CURED BRISKET EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND In 1920. Just before the new Two other state laws, PubHc Impact in providing more and wm needing that $76 a month you've nearby Lauterbach said the 200 NOT PRE-PACKAGED hotel was built, a house owned Acts 150 and 607, also provide better services for the child who been sending me. The way inhabitants of Volkartshain • • and occupied by the late Judge “pemiasive” legi^Uon which falls to adjust aocially. or emo­ we’re going now,- I’ll be able to were grateful to' Ebert and ex- CORNED BEEF I Q | | y g | ( Ground » TP r Benezet H. Bill stood on the site. allows eonummltles to provido tionally to the regular class­ handle my own tuition and room pressed'hope that he be reward­ H E AD OUT • ^.Thia house was first moved up special classes and aervloeB tor room situation—much as leg­ 66S-6874—Open Thura. and FrL Eves, till • and board biUs for the next ae- ed for his bravery. • the street and later when the children ■with social sad emo­ islation several yean ago made Next To Western Beef meater. I am enclosing my The twin-engine plane was •' ■ Sykes Trustees put a school tional problems who cannot ben­ mandatour special education Exit 95 WUbur Cross Pkwy.^1 Mile South of Vernon OInIe ch eck to you fo r $50 to buy you r­ assigned to the 122nd Aviation • there the house. was moved to efit town regular dassroom pro­ for mentally retarded pupils self aomething nice for Chriat- com pany at Hanau, 25 . m iles WE ARE N8W TAKING ORDERS FOR FRESH, .Maple St. in Bliington and used gram s. throughout Connecticut. mas. Don’t ap^nd it all on bub­ southwest of. here. The crash ^as a hoteL Under an thres acta, thera ble gum. Your son, Joe.” occurred 16 minutes after it "bear Brother Slurch, as took off on a routine mission, lA st year, as part of the local art provleiona for reimburse­ chief totem'of our lodge, it gives NATIVE CREYLEDGE FARM TURKEYS ^rrRedevolopiment project the ment by the state to the local the Army said. The cause is me heartfelt pleasure to Inform being investigated. ■JHockvllle hot^ was razed and conuminltiea. To study the effects this legis­ you that you held the winning, - ttOie Sykes trustees purchased Please leave your order early for 9 0 od sin selecrtow. lation la expectsd to have on the ticket in our annual lodge jpJfle VOLPE MARKING TIME ■::^lAh« land to put an addition on TEMPLE FLOOR COVERING local school system, a oonunlt- to raise scholarship funds for BOSTON (AP) — Gov. John the school. Give your family and friends the beet tee of Manchester toadiera aad- BIANCHESTER’S LARGEST FLOOR COVERING STORE underprivileged Bedouins. The A. Volpe, who just won re-elec­ '•i» A news item from a 1920 administratora has been toimed. AU BnUders Welcolme— 308 Main St.— Daily 9-6—Thurs. 9-9 first prize, you will remember, tion by one of the biggest ^ paper announced the modemlza- Memben wUl be attenOng to­ is a brand new four-door auto­ Orhiter 2 . ^Shoots’ Back Side of Moon marg;lns ever given a GOP can­ .'Jtion of the hotel including the Plenty of Water Flowing in BraintreO day’s conference. mobile. Would you care to drive didate for governor, says he HOME FREEZER OWNERS ^Installation of electricity on Officials of the Braintree, Mass., water commission watch as once-precious Representing the adminis­ it home yourself, or have us NASA today released this picture on the back side of the moon, made by isn’t running for the vice presi­ -j^ljlaome of the floors, before that water pours over the flashboards of Upper Great Pond. Nearly bone-diy a year tration will be Ronald P. Scott, send it gift-mapped as surprise Lunar Orhiter 2. NASA says the photo was made by the spacecraft s wide dential nom ination in 1968. Let us fill your freenr with U.S.DJV. choice meot»->Notive poultry, •■'’•the building had been remodel- ago, Braintree now has plenty of water. One official cautioned residents to assistant superintendent of to the other members of your angle lens Nov. 20 while about 900 miles above the moon surface. The area But the governor indicated to and enlarged several times Seobrook Form fruits and vegetables. Save op te 20% and take plenty of baths this winter-rthus allowing: room in the reservoirs for the schools. fa m ily ?” covered is about 580,000 square miles. With the horizon at the top, north is at a news conference Wednesday Tjjsnd had gone through many The committee chairmen are s p e c i a l s "Dear sir, I am your neighbor the bottom and the moon's equator runs roughly along the bottom of the pho­ that the possibility he could be eat like a king. spring nmoffs. (AP Photofax) H oliday •jwpwners. Miss Ethel Robb, Waddell down the hall. On the way down tograph. (AP Photofax) ______selected by the next Republican ^ V^en the hotel was tom School principal; and Walter in the elevator yesterday morn­ ——— ------■* convention hasn’t escaped his 3^2J8own it was owned and operat- than a month after ahootlng be­ Roth, principal at Washlngtai ing I saw you shyly try to hide to the contractor. This $4,(MW is notice. We rent cold storage lockers for your fronn meats and v ^ ta U e s Bried by Samuel Rivkin. The bar Postal ffours Masons to Seat gan. School. the startling new necktie some­ Vernon a net Increase for site work. H® If came “from for os little as $1.25 o month. The locker holds about 250 pounds of Hjm d grill housed in the dqwn- one obviously gave you for There was noted a saving of that direction at a later date, I iinstalrs portion was moved else- Pootmaster Aldan Bailey Officers Friday Christmas. Rather than trying $16,722 due to a change order would consider it at that time.” meet. Compare this deal before you buy a homo freexer. i^Pwhere, but the hotel •was not has announced that window A Pracfical Christmas to bury the necktie secretly or concerning substituting pro- '";j^«opened. hours will be extended Officers of Friendship Lodge getting rid of it in some other Contest on to Name concerning substituting proc- jpr The Redevelopment agency Saturday at the Main office, of Masons will be installed'to­ Gift For Your Wife underhanded manner, why don’t essed gravel for bi;oken stone IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST ' .%iound U'ving quarters for all of the Parcel Post Station on morrow nig^t at a semi-public ydu give it to me? I am a pro­ and pre-m ix fo r the base o f this OLD Installation in the Masonic 443-8424 i •»toe occupants. The doors of the Broad St., and the Buckland fessor of clinical psychology, road and an Increase of $20,7TC 51 BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT Temple at 8 o’clock. Raymond CERAMIC Renewed Market St. '^)>uilding were locked in June Branch. Hours will be 8 and believe I could use your for changing some piping, SPICE B. Bogue of 39 Biyan Dr. will Vernon residents will be giv- into the line without disturbing PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE ~^965 when the last of the ten- sum. to 3 necktie in one of the psychedelic mulching, seeding and such, be seated as master. TILE BATHROOM ICOUNTRY DRUG B^^^ints m oved o u t experiments we are conducting. en an opportunity to use their street, which made the net Increase o< , \ -rs t Bogue will be installed by Certainly you’ll agree your f t ingenuity in naming the r»-lo- contact the ClllCaffO \A ws predecessor, John L. Von- Installed—up to 100 sq. necktie is a psychedelic experi­ robes Material and labor. IIN Yule Partv ts \l «. Deck Jr., who Wiu be installing ence in itself to the unprepared cated Market St. in the Urban s e w York office concendng the U i c X i l l Derailment master. The installing marshal renewal project matter, but he felt they would eye, with or without the use of Gina Ailing T’lieeflflV \ ^ ^ VoidOeck Sr., a mind drugs.” The Redevelopment commis­ moke no objections to the pro- A UV79UC1J' CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago pest master of Manchester “ D ear M r. Slurch, I reg^ret to sion Wednesday night voted to NEW YO R K (AP) — F iery inform you that the one-of- a- The commission voted to pay Italian film beauty Gina LoUo- Manchester R e g is t e r e d Transit Authority officios c ^ J ^ b e f Pros bold a contest and award a kind pink pastel mink coat Cahn Engineers an addition^ briglda is in New York’s Beth Nurses’ Association will have tinued today to look into the ^j^jp ix>dge. Estimates which Mrs. Slurch asked us to $25 savings bond to the person 8700 to finish final disix>6ition Israel Hospital- today suffering Its nnniial Christmas Party causes of the derailment Organ music will be provided Move up to the distinguished hold, for your inspection was picking a suitable name for the maps. This is for work not from a sUU-undiagnosed all- Tuesday at the Glastonbury subsequent plunge to the grouM by Albert T. Heavisides, ud»o inadvertently sold to a million­ street. The contest will start to­ orighially contracted for, due ment. Hills Coun'try Club. A buffet Wednesday of two elevated raU-xTJ^\ w m mals.o A accompany York motoring of a previously owned SHOP AT aire from Brsizil. Adding tb our day and run through to Jan. 4. to changes made by the agen- she was rushed, from a patQr .^Btrangfeld, Mrs. B llz a b e th dinner will be served at 7 p.m, way cars. / discomfiture is the fact that an­ Suggestions may be sent to given by composer Richard Ad- after a cocktail hour frewn 6 to Lambert, William Uggett and Lincoln Continental w. km » .. u m iiv HOME other coat of its style, price and One person was killed and 26 the Redevelopment Otflce or It ■was voted not to pay the ler in his Cenitral Park Wett Da'vid Hastings, vocalists. choic* aelwtion of Continontals rocently tn did by tlwir pro*; quality w ill be unavailable \mtll contractor, Thomas C. De Luca apartment early Wednesday 7. were injured. Four of the in­ brought there on Elm St. Mar­ Mrs. Steven KoskI Is chair­ U shering wrill b e m em bers o f vkKis owners fbr tho 1966 verskM of Amorica's inort diitin*' next year. Hoping that at that any extra compensation be- after suddenly becoming ill. jured remained in hospitals. DIAL ket St. was the once proud man of the event. She is as­ John Mather Chapter, Order of loishod motoreir. Tbolr prime condition (many stiH cany tli* time we will again be able to cause of delays in work which “We had fin ^ ^ dinner and The dead man was WiUlam Mc­ business center of Rockville, sisted by Miss Ann Harrington DeM olay. naw-car warranty) assures thsir second ownon many years serve you, please accept our he claimed were caused by th4 were sitting arid talking when I Cullough, 49. 64S6662 but for the past several years and Mrs. Robert Hultman, res­ Following the installation, re­ and miles of unsurpasstd motoring oxcelltnco; togethor with abject apologies and—" Comiecttieut Light and Power got a terriiWo pain,” she said freshments will be served. has shown the effects of time. ervations; Miss IMane Klimas, George De Ment, chairman of tht most impressive savings. Wa*U be glad to qupto | M ,tot No Obligation “ D ear sir: Although it Is not the stores were dark and duU Company. later from her hospital bed. “I Miss Jo Fisher and Miss Mar­ the CTA, said some kind of .Niterastingly low terms—tM week! our usual custom to lure execu- and the apartments above I>« cUlmed he had to thought I was going to die. tt S W EEKS FO R MOVIE garet G e r v 1 a s, decorations; “forelg;n material” on the track tlve talent from one of our com- vacated and at th« ®n* off some of his workers for was terrible, terrible.” Manila—Compared with U.S. Mrs. Charles Pirle, awards, and may have derailed the last two HOLIDAY petitors, the sudden retirement street was the old railroad ^ pepiod of time and that. he cars after six 48,0(X>-pound steel standards, the cost of. making Miss June Werdelin, entertain­ PRICED of one of our key ■vice presidents freight station which was the couMn’t complete the work on cars passed the obstruction. motion pictures in the Phillip- MAGEE m ent. leaves vacant a post w hich we first building to come down un- "chedule because the utility other officials theorized the modest. 'The average feel only one with your proved d er the* Redevelopment pro- oonip«ay <«'* not cooperate. FAT OVERWEIOHT two cars may have been de- Picture takM only about three MORIARTY WALL-TO-WALL CARPET talents can till suitably. In strict gi.a.m. 17)e commission members Available to, you without a doc­ railed earlier and that contact weeks to film and it may be tor’s prescription, our product DUPONT 601 NYLON, FAMOUS oonfidence, it pays roughly dou­ Even in the 19S0’s Market told it was the contractor’s ob- with the.intersection of a switch shown in Manila (heaten less called Galaxon. You must lose School Menus UERCULON AND ACRILAN ble what we estimate to be your St. housed twenty-eight shops Rgo^on, acoo^ng to his coi^ may have caused the cars to present salary, plus use of the and stores and two hotels, ^nact, to coordinate his work Galaxon is a« .ohia.tablet ona and ..non..easily drop 25 feet over the side of the company yacht, paid member­ The Manchester public school RockviUe, like many otiier .th® uttHty ^mpaides and swaUowed. Get rid of excess fat elevated structure. BROTHERS Installed in any room ship in the country club of yow m «ni for the week of December cities realizing the real­ that it was not the faidt of CL and live longer. Galaxon costs Fire Oommlsslaner Robert J. XMAS CARDS SOI CENT ER STREET — 64S-51S5 with padding and labor choice, a liberal petty cash fund ities of blight, a, static down- Sc P that certain materials did 83.00 and is sold on this guar- 12 is as follows; Quinn said, "It was a good thing FAMILY — BOXES and—” . on time. De Luca antee: If not satisfied for any "OonnectteaVn CMdeat Lincobi-Mereary Dealet* l a r g e s e l e c t i o n town economy and the decline Monday: Cubed steak, gravy, the derailed cars were south­ GIFT WRAP — BOWS ■ “Dear Mr. Slurch; As manag- of tax revenues, roaui^“r i ^ wasWAG WredIBTGQ asCKf toeU483 siteOA-VV improve-Allipivrvo* r^o^jusjt i^turn toe^M - — mashed potato, carrots, bread, bound. There would have been ertof the Jamboree Night Club, Sq Y d. O F CRS , X , J V ment contractor t® y°nr druggist and get your butter, milk, mixed fruit. hundreds aboard the train had it ARTHUR DRUG OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT THURSDAY I am answering your ■wife’s let­ development program would be eommi-gion meets money back. No questions the only salvation for the cen- "hMi toe comm^on m^ts Galaxon is sold with thia Tuesday; Hamburg patty on been going the other way (to­ ter for two reservations at our ter of toe city. AU of the huUd- guarantee by: roll, potato chips, whole kernel ward the Loop) at that hour.” annual New Year’s Eve party at Inga are now down, and the ■’ d®v®loper, tt wiU QUINN’S PHARMACY corn, milk, cranberry crisp. $75 a head, drinks extra. Un­ is ready for a developer to also take action on a request 873 MAIN ST. Wednesday: Ra'violi with QUEEN STAYS SILENT fortunately, our reservations list Bite come in and take over. for an added $4,000 to be paid MAIL ORDERS FILLED meat sauce, tossed salad, Italian LONDON (AP) —Queen Eliz- has already been fUled for that bre%d, butter, milk, Jello with abeth n lost her voice today HOLIDAY SPECIAL evening, so—” The commission, Wednesday night, heard a report from Ed­ tcq > p ^ . when a nagging cold developed The Husie Man” Challangw | BRIGHTEN UP YOUR KITCHEN WITH "Dear Harry, I hope you don’t Thursday; Baked meat loaf, into catarrhal laryngitis, Buck- mind the informality of my au{ ward Avery, a representative ARMSTRONG INLAID of the Southern New England paralied potato, beets, bread, Ingham Palace announced, Santa Claus to a Batilo nf dressing you by your first butter, milk, ice cream. Doctors advised her to cancel name, but out our way they say Telephone Company concerning PLEASE NOTE . . . Friday; Tuna' noodle cas- immediate engagements and to VINYL CORLON if you don't-know a feUow by his the wiring of toe renewal proj­ NEW COLORS—TREMENDOUS SEI.ECTION first name, you don’t know him ect. , . AFTER NOV. 1, 1964 STATE LAW PROHIBITS Cold,daiimc#U!S serole, green beans, bread, but- stay in London for the time Ghrisimas Spirit! CUT FROM FULL ROLL ter, milk, brownie pudding. being. ■x " at all. WeU, it get’s kind of lone­ An original proposal wan our MATERIAL AND LABOR ly in Texas this time of year. made by the utility company THE USE OF MOST KEROSENE GUITARS \ UP TO 10 X 12. and if you and your family have for underground wiping along ROOM HEATERS fabulous LARGER ROLLS SLIGHTLY HIGHER never spent Christmas on a Market S t where there are-QO FREE ESTIMATES ranch. Lady Bird and I kind of utility poles now. The commis­ BIG N O W P13.95 wondered if—now don’t bother sion decided because of ths ANOTHER FIRST stopping off at the store for any higher price they would stick XMAS barbecue sauce. We got plenty.” with aerial wiring. Made In UJSA. ■9xU Avery told toe me$nb®to Iris FOR MANCHESTER'S OLDEST! GUITARS UJl. BUYS GERMAN BEER firm Is wiUlng to Inst^ toe un­ SALE LINOLEUM BONN—Nearly 25 per cent derground system at the same For Tobt Fofflilir Reg. 819.95. ’ of the beer Germany exported cost they quoted for the over­ MUSHROOliS... now going on Hsoisr stxet for one m m NOW B14.95 head, since there are now ne in 1965 was shipped to the itnit- or on entire house ed States. Tlilrty-flve per cent utility poles along that area. RUGS went to European Economic. He noted tehen the buUdinga go Manchester's OLDEST financial in­ • KIngstw i Community countries. up they would be able to bap K^ia Continental a .______stitution is Manchester's FIRST fi­ ELECTRIC' GUITAR • 5 . 9 8 ( ^ i t A l e d S nancial institution to align itself GUITAR h Your Christmas Gift Plans Give A eH H tn ie* Snggeeted list 8189A6 with a new On-Line Burroughs Com­ 8MA5 value «AS-FIRID ^ (with) AmpUSer 8 on ly a t for FAMni rooms. puter System scheduled to go into p ZIT E 9x12 CONSOLE 829.95 valne REMNANT Indoor, Outdoor BRAIDED RUGS use after January I, 1^67 which 874.90 total • 1 2 4 . 9 5 EINGS'roN Reduced This Week Reg. 855A0. will provide our patrons with^faster, N O W ! ^ 9 ^ 9 5 (Caae 88.00 extra) DRUM CARPET CARPETS Am ki Cast more efficient service. SET mowT W out Fade, Shrink. , m ST O CK tow*eost GAS yon eui PHOENIX ACE TONE (Reno WeatheiMag \9Wn H eads) Rot or Mildew IMPORTED 9x12 ¥fhether It It one wem or on entire house, W mwm . ELECTRONIC OMAN Nowtof&N Snggeeted Uat 8188,^ S’ - r - 9’ - i r Wldttaa BRAIDED RUGS $ 2 ^ 9 ^ Yd. Up your fomily wHI to cozy*^’’" ' this winter MOOUUnM COMM with 0 Pecriets (ros-Fir^ Console Hrater. CONIIOIUD M MW Soggeated Bat 8885.^ ' n o w ! 5 ^ ' Reg. 889.96. $ 2 9 .9 5 This hcoter is eosily installed, heats quickly, |UW|| • 5 . 8 8 '''' Good Selection Of Colors 12 Ft. Widths ^ low in oporotinfl cost, and ottroctively v m ^ a VORMi Diaoount Prlcea on .All Records, Phonogiupha and • 1 2 9 . 9 5 designod. You con onjoy Metime o f Am plU lers! 0 "h i t i i COMPLETE! OOmfOFT pWB OH Wla OKIiQ TDOfUm TiMno Fun Une of Aeeeaaori^ Needles, Reeds, Manic, Etc. 4P IPO s^wiWG %domw w » S A V I N G S jPORMICA COUNTER TOPS Yliese%«e$|As ond-alM for your nsd^ J i U K / I v O A N GUITAR LESSONS 8J0 DRUH LESSONS. EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED \v.sof r \ iiiiN. MANCHESTER For Your Lovely Lady GAS EQUIPMENT CO. iiui«wiaTia»a eteiav hiuweiat l■aTlT^tl^^ the MUSIC MAN — THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY 1067 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. RM PtfS FLOOR COVERING LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON 4B7 MAM ST. M9-3098 O pa Mon. thru Fri. 10 AJL te 9 P J l—S»t. 10 A J t So 4 PJH. BRANCH OPTICE, ROUTE 8^ COVENTRY 308 MAIN S T ^ C R O S S FROM HQUIUfE BUICK—BUDGET TERMS 890 MAHT STREBT---I5WMOI 64M166 088 nwkio tho Mg diNsranoo. • .1 I.

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Amis& Seeking but the U.A oandymakers and SVench ambaaeodbrto the Unit- our retottons.wltli the, U.8;8J l. B^ton I Winter Fi^ es. tiakera ‘ oomplrtn -CbfiY. cannot ed States eaid’Wednesday ttiot and the oountrles of eerterii Samfym Ughtad New Start in I«t eboirtb., " France hepOe to. artiieve "oocq)- Europe.” VIEW-MASnai ~ Buildkig a 9<^ool to Last I^ n I^ppin|^ m irteiB pri<»e of oration” with the itovlrt Unton <>i| ------*■— " v iE W m s Cental America' By DORIS BEUHNO Bugar ate file towert in 25 years, and the Oommunlrt countries of GeneMl de OauUe bos said, that I 7; with 10. pounds eeUliig' for 69 Btostem Ektrope. from this detente we win move (Oonttaued from One) v ' In Supermarkets Debated by T o ^ Officials Elariy In Dsesmber, m m . Ray ' cento in .M ontc^-, The amibasaador, Charles E. to kn entente and perhape one outward on all sldea: They were B. (Unda) (3anUnsr of RqUron . NEW Y<»K (AP)-^Therlks^ Luert,' sold In a speech at the day to cooperation,” Lucet said. • *Oaa Um nevr Bolton olamea* (lhnd«i parten through Grade pTOOt of the industry of the Am* tld., Andover, and two or thrss wives who rtokotisd the rtitllpirrb o b e m TcooS ^ University of Bridgeport that ‘The tnlve(rtty awarded Luert ■ ------'“ ^-..■tAP)' — The an honorary tegree. S iiy sohool be built ao that It 3)- ^ ,v * iafh who cleared the ro ^ y MH- of her friends gather to make , supermukets this tsH sho^"|rt . “there has been a detente in tides, using only their horee* ■ m i not be obsolete from the Chrlrtmaa Candy. They sorted of good rtieer this taoUday 'seiS’ / ^ ^ U , _ there w nUd be Increaalrtg^use of drawn equipment — they own son. .itandpoint of educational con- audio-visual aids in education no machinery — and worked doing this last" year and* had "cepts 10, 20 or 50 years from ajjo in the future. them by hand into such produc­ so much fun and the candy was For two weeks In a row now, Read Herald Ads* *TjS^7 The boards discussed move- tive farms that aU but 100 of such a success Mrs. Gardiner whotesaie food prices have bertt This question was asked of able partitions between class- their 1,200 acres have ejready says "it looks ss if It is on ifs . been tower tliah a year ago. SPEGAU tlhe architects by P h ilip rooms as one way of achieving way to being .a tradition.” She ^ beeix sold. *11110 week they were 4 per cent {fciguorl, superintendent of some "flexlbUtty.” But the ar- In 1946 the group, fleeing what received the Christmas candy Ibchools, at a joint meeting of chitects again said, "FlexibUity they felt was an engulfing tide recipe from a friend In Myetlc tower than 1966. THURSr-SAT. [toie public building: commission for what?” of materialism and sophistica­ and another for .Jelly Balls TTmt should mean lower pric­ i «nd the board of education In the architects’ opinion, “de- tion In Michigan, Ohio, Pennsyl­ from the mother of a pupil. She es at .the supermarket tide win- Ijeariler this week. mountable walls” walls that vania and Indiana, came to Ar­ also Included a recipe tor Chow tb.', barring a severe freeae ,ln DEG. I, 9,10 ij Uguori asked for "flexlbil- could be removed when not kansas. Mein Caeserole, which Is a line Florida or btiszards in the north. • jty ” In design, rather than the needed—made more sense. Then, Each of the families bought party .dish for the holidays. Farim prices have droppfid 4.8 iirtandard line of box class- a mowable partition could be in­ ISO acres to farm, at $6 an acre. per cent since Augurt, led.'.)^ ti looms, to accommodate cur- stalled when the future pro- Hard work and thrift paid Off Christmas Candy lower prices for catUe, hogs sad : kent educational innovations, gram dictated. this fall, when the same land 4 cups granulated sugar onuigee. - Vegetable prices have ; auch as team teaching, and to School board chairman Walter sold for $60 an acre. 1 cup watdr been higher, reflecting crops cut {prepare for future changes. Waddell seemed to go along " I haven’t visited Brltidi Hon- 1 cup light com syrup by bad weather. U.S.D.A. CHOICE The architects, Robert Lein- with this idea. He noted that the Pearl Harbor Attack Leader Returns 'duras,*' said Stoll, "but others 1 dram ftavorhig Beef knd Pork already are be­ ^bard and Carl Hakewesselle of present school board would not Mitsuo Fuchida, 64, the man Who led the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, a have and they say there is a food coloring ing featured on sale,, reflect­ (Malmfeldt Associates, caution- be operating the school In all the shortage of food there. They Flavorings used by the'group ing the plentiful supply. (■d the superintendent not to years It is being planned for. B y , quarter century ago, returned to Ha'^aii this week to recall the events of Dec. need good farmers.’’ are oil of cinnamon, pepper­ Bacon, -which was $1.39 a • t’use the word ‘flexibility’ as a s^iggesUng a "middle ground,” 7, 1941. Fuchida, with his back to Pearl Harbor, points to where he led planes The Amish need to be needed, mint, wlntergreen, anise, i^ear- pound laist winter at a New York, Isrutch." Leinhard said that a Waddell said, with the demount- through the mountains to Oahu isl^d and down to the crowded harbor. in order to carry out the princi­ mlnt, cloves, and orange. They supermarket chsdn, now is 68 tiool could be designed with Able walls, the. architects are ples of their faith. use red, pink, green, white, cents. Pork loins are down to SIRLOIN ch flexibility that it couldn’t keeping the present board from K Stoll explained: "The Bible blue, purple and orange food 4 cents on the west coast. used immediately, until the limiting a future board, Coroner Rules teaches us to be content if we coloring. Bach batch is colored Eggs, which have dropped 6 icational concepts ^were put The meeting Monday, called India Is Advancing have sufficient food and rai­ to compliment the flavor. operation. " for the sole purpose of going to 10 cents a dozen the past On Perry Death ment. After that, we are taught Bring sugar, water and syrup He added that a tmilding over school plans, lasted about three weeks, dropped another 3 to help the poor." to HARD CRA(3K on a candy (pould be altered, but the future two and a half hours. Tolland Smiling sadly, he mused, cents this week. ibould hot be anticipated com- The superintendent, the school Herbert Hannabury has issued In ‘Death Control’ thermometer or, If using the old Sugar went up this week for "People here spend so much method of teeting, when candy Itletely. board, and the architects will be a finding in the death of NEW DELHI, India (AP) - A g«cy for ^ e ^ U o nthe a l Deyel ^dian themselves — always the third time this year — al­ The architects asked the su- meeting again, with perhaps is poured In water it should though the price of world raw 8 Frederick Perry, 69, of 126 stniggUng urgently to wanting more — a new house, a Sjperintendent and the school more members of the school form a brittle thread. Remove Washington St., Manchester ««nieve birth control, is sue- came a sugar dropp^ this fall to the U.S.DJk. CHOICE ^ board to be more specific when staff, to go deeper into educa- consoHdati^ from heat Immediately. Add oil lowest in 26 years. WAYBEST who died as the result of in- ceedlng as well in death control, with mopup teams ®^**®*' psople are suffermg Edun Alka Ootom Boom I'isB aalM flavoring, rtlr well, then add ip e y talked of new concepts in tional specifications. Leading sugar producers juries he received Aug. 28 in Thirty years ago, malaria checking blood smears, histo- much under window!, d i^ coloring and mix. pour in a thin •leaching. Were such methods The architects professed - raised the price of 100 pounds PORTERHOUSE a motorcycle accident. ■ cbiUed and fevered and weak- ries of illnesses, and respraying JDD MORE STORAGE an. lli^add (in use now? Would they be put themselves vei^ willing to oon- ■ stream onto cookie sheets cov­ of bagged sugar 16 cents, to „ „ The accident happened in mdllion persons each where malarial mosquitoes per- ^}» use as soon as the building slder a different design ap- WITH ETHAK AUJN ered with confectionery sugar. $10.60. They raised it 15 cents to two million sisted. Now most of the country Vernon flnished? . j jpVl>acb,“ ai^’lciig M th e r kne"w Vernon on Rt. 30. According to year and one ...... CUSTOM ROOM actually over 400 open Made BIHAN Let stand one to two minutes. in July and 10 cents in August. This is not a new concept what the approach was ledding Hannabury s report. Perry ap- is under cemtanuing aurveil- ALLEN items for ereiy m n . CboM Snip with sharp kitchen shears. PLAN UNITS The price of sugar grown and ir Bolton. JUguorl has been to. , parently thought he was going " malaria bits less than lance. D0ath in C^r A nd q ued r ------The candy resembles the col­ 9» (Herald {hoU> by Sateniia) IHCKEN consumed in the United States tloning it, off and on, ever Car Fire on Brandy St. to collide with^ a car pulling joo ooq a year and a death due Malaria oovatrol brought a SolidMnh I ored pebbles used in fish inco he became x>tincipal of The fire department was out onto the highway and at- malaria has become a matter bonus — While it saved lives T0rm0d Suicid0 Birch. All fond* ^ MRS. RAY E. GARDINER la protected from the law of sup­ GENUINE PARTS globes., Mrs. Gardiner and her ply and demand by marketing e elementary school in 1961. called out rttortly before 8 this tempted to stop his motor------curiosity, health ------offioials say. that---- added — , _ to - population ------pres- . friends use it to-fill decorative DUBUpUE SWEET SMOKED FLAVOR It hM caused no stir amOiSg morning to extinguish a car cycle- When he did so, the tj,ere are fires of other sure, it also opened up new ar- The death of Morris D. Weil, group. She is also a member of where her husband sings In the controls, preferential trade 46 of 152 Brewster Rd., West STORE HOURS containers for Christmas gifts. arrangements and spertal trade BREASTS .rents, but apparently some fire on the comer of Brandy »cycle jack-knifed and diseases to put out or dampen, eas of land for cultivation to "The candy,” ^Mra. Gardiner the League of Women Voters choir. SUCCD incem ‘to the staff of the Bt. and Bolton Center Rd. thrown from It t*'® I*** including a curious,' unexplained augment food production. Hartford was termed as suicide Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 PJM. I and the community Club of An- Her - hobbies are sewing, all agreements. by medical examiner Dr. Fran­ Open Thursday and Frldny Evenings | said, "could be made by two The major sugar-producing ihooL In a fully self-pacing The car, operated by Mrs. J'lrl®® resulted in his death, killer that for nine years has But the mystery disease In persons but is almost impossi­ dover. She attends CJenter Con- types of handicrafts, rock col- cis Burke Wednesday. An au­ Closed Wednesdays countr$ea have too much sugar. lool, clcussrooms are broken Diane Demoss of the Converse ' been snuffing out Kves of ohil- Nagpur, 460 miles east of Bom- ble to make alone because of gational Church, Manchester, lecting, knitting and bridge. topsy was ordered by ’Tolland almost completely, so that apartments on Brandy St. bub- q 1 G *1 s * dren of Nagpur, a city in central bay, has experts baffled. Since the timing. Four is the perfect County Coroner Herbert Hanna- concept of grades, of 25 imd tained quite a bit of damage o 3 ll i o llV 0 P 8 t 0 1 H India. 1958, between March and Au- number for the project,” she childrencjiiiaren beingoeing taughtxau^nu allaa beforeT>erore w the nr«fire was puiput out, ac*ac- r p 1 C Ir ’Ihe Health Ministry lists the gvst each year, it has struck buiy. added. 63! bjects except music and art cording to Chief Paul Maneggia. JL 0 m p i0 o p 0 3 K 0 r current death rate at 16 per 1,- * w n children under age 16 with Vernon police were called ^y one teacher in one room Is Mrs. Demons had started to 000 persons,- down from 27.4 In I®v®r, diarrhea, vomiting and Wednesday to Valley Falls Rd. Jelly Balls LEGS bliterated. drive to work when the fire Saul M. Silverstein will be the ig jj. xhat means eight nillion convulaors, with 90 to 99 per when they were notified that a 1 cup butter or margarine LARGE. FUIMP Innovations Considered started. g:uest speaker at the Sabbath deaths a year, many or even the ®®nt dying. man was seated in the front cup Bugar ^ j Xiguori did not, however, go Honor Society to Induct eve service at Temple Beth bulk occurring among the 21 "It’s being called enc^ihaU- seatofacar park^lnadrive- 2 egg yolks Imto an explanation of this type The Philip C. Llg^uori Chap- o f s -11 T , m milHon baWes boiTi coch ycoT. tis, but that doesn’t explain it,” way on that road, apparently' cupe sifted flour school at the meeting Mon- ter of the National Honor So- Sholom tomon'ow at 8.15 p.m. ^ gives India a net gain of Dr. Tierkel says. "It’s confined sick or dead. raspboiry end apricot jam ;day night. He said he would clety will hold induction cere- Silversteui is an honorary life ^ miUion-plus per year, and mainly to Nagpur, but there are Police said they found a rub- B ea t oven to 350 degrees. FOWL '*t(toss” some of these education- monies tomorrow at 1 p.m. in president of the Temple. A family planning, it is hoped, will occasional outbreaks in a few ber hose attached from the ex- 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. Work butter in a bowl until ^ ideas out at a school board the high school gym. founder of the congregation, he reduce the birth rate from its other places. Last year it was haust pipe into the front seat Manchester 643-0890—Rockville 875-2534 creamy. Add sug:ar and beat Sleeting soon. The school board Thomas Skirm, director of served as its president from present 40 plus per 1,000 to 18. fatal in 267 out of 828 cases, this of the car which was registered unta light and fluffy. Add egg ttas not cUsoussed any of yiese certified personnel for the City 1937 to 1948. Under his admin- Disease control is credited year In 280 out of 296.” In the name of Pauline Weil. yolks; beat well. Add flour Slmovdtlons, including team of Hartford, will be the speak- istration, the old Temple was virith boosting average life ex- Leprosy is a threat, with more The body was temporarily mov- gradually and mix u n til tfeaching, which was also g^iv- er. built in 1940 and its school ad- pectancy at bdirth toward 50 than ^ half a million cases ed to the White-Gibson Funeral smooth. Shape level tablespoons LARGE-SUNKIST NAVEL jdn a brief survey by both the This is the first induction difcion erected in 1946. years now, compared with 32 in recorded, some 16,000 of ■ them Home. Road Horald Advortisoments of dough Into balls. Place on wperlntendent and the archi- ceremony since the chapter was Silverstein had been president the,, decade 1941-51. discovered In checkups ofmore _____ greased cookie sheet Press ORANGES DOZ. firots. formed last spring, and four Bol- «f Rogers Oorp. imtU Ws retire- One sharp lance aimed at a *ban a mfUdon pers0ns<4n 1966- each ball with thumb. Drop a j; In team teaching, there is a ton girls were tai^petL- ment last year? and hlS election host of other kaOler diseases Is ®®- little jam Into each depression. 20I0FF! HALF GALLON OF ijAlef teacher and helpers. A ‘Hallucination’ Dec. 17 as chairman of the board of dl-, the National Institute of Com- "Leprosy is serious,’’ says Dr. Bake 10 to 12 minutes until SNOW WHITE member of the public building The senior class will hold a recboia. He has traveled exten- municable Diseases, modeled Sushila Nayar, mindrter ^of lightly browned. Oool on racks. j^mmlssion pointed out that, dance called "HalluclnaUon’’ -for slvely’op behaiit of the American alter the Oommunloable Dis- health and family planning. "So , Yield: Four dozen. Lb.59c ^ t h the shortage of teachers, the benefit of its tr ^ u r y In Goveinn»tellations in cious, alert and raUonal.. His DDT spraying of"practically ment announced the advertise- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF " T LARGE• EGGS S.___ im m H Homs, Banias, Damascus and in condition is stabilizing.” ’ everything and every place,” ment foi* bids on a new or re- one hour. Serve oi|er rice. TTils THIS COUPON OFFER o in ^ T ’need Tdesnel ^he Syrian desert. 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THE Gene Shwe ive BALTIMORE (AP) — club’s long-range goal was to tolnits the 8-21 start-may be re­ Gene 3hue didn’t have to reach the poet-seeson playcffs.' versed. fferald Angle ' "These players have a lot of . pa/, his way. into the Civic "But first," he said, "w e want B d i v ^ l i n g 'Ceptto Wednesday night, to Win No. 5," profesafonal pride and a desire to; wta,*' Shue said. “ We’re Just bu t. hWticket w as By whipping the Weisteni Ddvl- PETE ZANARDI Backfield SMU Negre A th l^ don leading San Francisco War­ not g o ^ to loolt at our past w oM oay’S l e a g u e — Ana '• AMUtent Sport* Editor worth tHevpirica ot admis­ riors 116-106 Wednesday nlg^, record. We’re starting -a new Fidler 144-346, Vi Morton 136. sion i o i BfOthhorcRuUeta’ the BuUcto ended a fl-ve-gome season now." Lists Farr, fa n s. Once Around the CCIL Refuses to Give losing streak , and tied their lick Oottoue •hould also help. ? r ” . T j „ a « a fe s s e e ^ 140-370, Ann Morra 134-354, It niight prove Intereating to Young Maoon measured up to Associated “ ress AU'Amer- fersnoe’s senmtkin' w^b hie per- Charlene WUlette 134, Kay reviow the league competition a-2. Prediction: Third. ic* football team an- fom an ce at SMU'aa A so|>^- r.- Nominated Fountain 126-355. In the order the Indians meet Add the Ukea of Weaver, nounced today.. more this season, .declared,' “ I have no plana torileaim g South­ them during the first round. New Britain High, and Bulkeley They are Tom'Regner, offen- ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Y LEAGUE—Pate Braritis Dec. 20 Conard—New Coach High and it'a more than clear sive guard, Nick Eddy, offen- ern Methodist but my father has — Dan Jessbe, who retired been' concerned and I wiU talk 176-164— 439, Tony Marinelll Joe DeGregorio has 6-ft Tom Uiat Hyde and his squad will sive back, and Jim Lynch, line- last month' aifitr SB years at 144-137— 408, Ed Burbank 156- Roblnson, 11 points per game meet acme tough competition backer, from Notre Dame; and to him about it. Trinity Co^eg^ ta among 147—413, Ed Kovia 160-14Br-4Steve Spurrier o f . Florida,' the and 6-2 Dick Cortland. Conard are represented the Man­ Coaches A s ^ la tlo n said letters and telephone calls and, John Rleder 136-358, Ed BuJau- Helsman Award winner, heads holds five consecutive wins chester Community College bas­ Wednesday toe winner will according to Ms coach, Hayden cius 359, Larry Bates 358, Tom SOMEBODY HELP—Indiana University’s Verne he stole to. Nobody showed up and Payne was call­ over the Indians. Prediction: up the offensive backfield as ketball roster, including an ex be named Jan. 1. Jesaeo Pry, players on two oppoelng Rufinl •359, Joe Pagano 372, Joe Payne looks around for teammate to give the ball ed for traveling. (AP Photofax) Fourth. quarterback and Mel Farr, All-HCC performer in Pete coached Trinity to a 6-2 teams sent racial barbs his Twaronite 367, Charlie Varrlck The only tire tailor-made for Spikes UCLA, rounds it out. Dec. 27 at Maloney — The Harding from South Catholic. recofd this year. way. 154-378, A1 Omelchuk 137-371, Meriden crew lost a big bunk The team was based on rec- Also,-it was reported that spe- ^ 0 others who had outst^d- ommendaUons of the AP foot- Don Carpenter 142-373, Andy of its offense when Jim Hes- HAYWARD, Oailif. — Cherley rtal police were on hand Nov. 26 Leunoureaux 872, Ken Seaton Ing high school careers l^hlnd ^oard of sports writers and PIGGY BACK seems to be the name of the game, sell, now a Fairfield ^ Frosh SMpes, 146, Oakland, Calif., at Port Worth, during the SMU- them art Bulkeley-a Vito Grleoo, .portscasters, who also voted but in hockey' that’s just the way Boston’s John Sophomores Kill Fairfield, atarter, left and must rebuild who scored 21 points in a losing knocked out Percy Manning, Texas ChrisUan game, beciuise ______around footballer Pete Pan- weekly on the Top Ten teams. McKenzie found himself astride Jim Nelson of New of the threat of bodily harm. effort to Post, and Bob Back- The 1966 team is a mammoth 146, Philadelphia, 10. . . Hl-LOW—Audrey Frey 211-484, ciera, a 10.4 scorer last year ofen of Rockville. York in battle for puck. Fry said the boy had told him Dutton 179-471, Barbara and tough Bill Bunduck, Pre­ one, with Smith at 268 the larg­ 8 he didn’t know if It was worth it 175.466, Arlene Schu- Also on the roster are Chuck est, but it also includes Frank diction: Sixth. - going through ^ c h an expert- ^^cher 467, Ruth Haney 467. Kelley of South Catholic, Bob Loria of Virginia Tech, 175- Dec. 30 at Central ence — but that Levlaa never ______UConn Has Little Trouble : Grande of Conrad, Bancroft pound Junior defensive back. Hartford’s NPSL Franchise Canceled Conlin gone. Central finds it­ Dowes and Tim Sullivan of had said he was going to q u ^ CHURCH 10 PIN—Bernie Spirited sophomores Biuy Evans who played high Billy Jones led toe Stags with and pulled down 15 rebounds, Next smallest is Ray Perkins,' 20 -and Charlie PhUlipe added while Witkowski chipped in 15 self in difficult timea Help Weaver, Wally Irish and Doug Alabsuna’s 184-pound offensive Leviaa said he k x ^ g Banavlge 226-554, Mike Musch- were the undoing of both Htiihouse, wowed will have to come from Skip forward to the Cotton Bowl ko 221-562, Ray Holcomb 214, F a irfiolil nnH V « l« in a hiw bis horsetown followers with his 16 to the losing cause, wWle points and grabbed 14 rebounds. Secor of Manchester, John Alabama placed a second game where SMU, as champion Hitt, Bill Buskey and Fran Bedlick of Rocky Hill and Tony j„an the team In the person Soccer League Announces Stan Hilinski 208, Art Jo)m- k a -b ifK a li , busUe, playmaWng eWll and Wg men Rich Sanabria and Art It was the Ells’ first defeat Serratore. Manchester' spUt of the Southwest Oon(|rence. nignt or OaSKetball involv- Kenney l,.*bad only nln*nine nnlnt*points after victories over Colgate and Barnes of Wethersfield. Cecil Dowdy, offensive tack- ■on 211-654, Sal Evangelista^ with Central last year. Predic­ meets Georgia Dec. 31. ■ d » h “ ’ each. ’ UConn. ..Coach Nick Costa has picked je. Nebraska also had two on 204-553, George Okerfelt 201, It was Evans who led Bob tion; Ninth. During the past season, Ms UConn, leading by only six but a challenging schedule for the first team: LaVerne Allers, Cy Perkins 552, Nels Johnson Fairfield has a nine-day re­ running and pass-receiving points at intsrmission, poured Jan. 3 Platt — Coach Norb the coUege, playing some fine offensive guard, euid- Wayne Million Dollar TV Pact 568, Harry Eich 564, Bernie spite before It faces St. Joseph’s Fahey has the team to beat brought the Mustangs six of had n>> trouble at all winning it on In toe second half and ran freshman and JV outfits, in- Meylan, defensive middle Banavlge 554. 40 advantage and on to a 93-76 In Philadelphia Dec. 16. will all be televised nationally gram of signing coaches by their eight victories. He made their Ilrst Yankee Conference away from New Hampehire 77- with a trio of lofty experienced cluding the AIC freshman club guard. CHICAGO (AP) — The victory over winless Fairfield Yale went up against sopho­ performers in Mark Ajax, BiU end wUl be held after a 19-week September and some players bjr the Ail-Southfwest Conference contest of toe season, and Csn- 66 before a mere 500 persons at which only lost to the UConn Webster, termed by Coach new National Professional PINNE1TE8 — Gloria Short- before a crowd of 4,000 at the more spoilers Pat Rastery and season ending Sept. 3. During October,” said Hermann, ‘"niey teem at split end and was voted Durham, N.H. McCala and Henry Bongiovani frosh by a single point. The ell 188 —500, Evelyn McCauley troi tJonnectlcut, Bridgeport, Dennis Witkowski at Fordham Duffy Daugherty “ the finest Soccer League has an- the regular sesLSon,- CBS will were Just unable to meet the most valuable lineman in the New Haven Arena. Wes Blalosuknia, hitting 10 of back along with a fine baU Aces should present the locals 188 —503, Barbara Algren 177, Wesleyan and Sacred Heart and the Elia wound up on the defensive player we’ve ever nounced it is ready to open televise a Game of the Week loop’s tight orguiniaational conference. were also viptorious Wednesday Another BC sophomore, 6-7 11 free throws, led the scoring 9* handler In George Butler. Platt with their toughest test in Diane Cots 185, Venda Hicklng short end of aii 80-70 score. came on fast last winter and had," is one of three repeaters ^ 34-match schedule for each Sunday. schedule. night. Terry Driscoll, also starred, wkh 32 points. Springfield, Feb. 17. from 1965 on the first team, the jq fg -n is 180, Lee Pope 204 —496, Helen should keep going. Prediction; on scoring 18 points along with his Rastery poured in 22 points, It was the Huskies’ second St. Thomas Seminary of other* others bein» Lovd Phillios of . .. Yt , 1 xneThe league inciuaea includes uoe Los ah An-- “appulauub Appddcaticns h from« ih o 8 w or 10 Tierney 472, Wanda Kaseiaus- Boston College’s successor to First. Coach of Year John Austin, a 6-11 spoh named S'® teammate, Willie Wolters. 19 of them in the second half, victory. They face BC in Boston Bloomfield hosts the college P.Z .. Apt; S’" kas 459, Toni Fogarty 466, Ra- Jan. 6 Hall — Cliaiices are, Saturday. Also on the slate are Gengia, defensive tackles. multi-million dollar televi- Chicago and Toronto in the nexit spring and the league prob­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—Anthero quel Hannon 180 —500, Jean Saturday night. HaU will have to rbst on its Laurel College of Meriden, Spurrier, widely sought after Sion agreement With the Western Division and PWJ^el- ably will be expanded to 14 (Nick) Nlcolau of the Univer­ Browne 177 —472, Ginger Your- Central’s Blue Devils unveiled -football honors. Coach Dave sophomore star of their own _ , , rpiin-ntn*' —away ------Dec. 12 and------—. home Jan. 19, in professional football because Colum bia Broadcasting New or, teams by 1968.” sity of Bridgeport )mui been kas 191 —490, June Smith 222 — in toe person o f-6-9 John Can- WlUlmantlc SUte Frosh. away of his size—8-foot-2 and 208 System CBS. ™ ^ He said Mds by Hartford, named Eastern Football Oonfer- 650, Jill Kravontka 186 —489, Surprises Popping Up j te tto r n ^ in Ward MacKenne, a Housatonic Community pounds—and skill, completed Directors and alternate direc- Eastern Division. headed by Dwight Davis, one eoce Coach of the Year by the Alma Fountain 470, Mary Rich­ delarl and outscored American 6-8 seniOT. Help must come tram College, home Jan. 27, Water- 179 out of 291 passes for 2,012 tors of the league metdn OWca- Proposed franchises at San of the New York basebeil Mets league's coaches, it was an­ ardson 457, Sophie panciera Internatimial 97-93 for their sec­ ond win against one loss. Can- '>“*7 UConn, away Feb. 1 and yarde and 18 touchdowns and an go Wednesday. Diego and Hartford, Conn., were original backers, and San Diego, nounced today. 485, Edith White 465. delari came off the bench late t I. Northweatern Community Col- average of 61.5 per cent. The President Robert S. Hermann canceled, headed by Robert Uttlefleld, In­ On College Courts u uie west Haruora quintetqumiei. is jt. Florida coach. Ray Graves, de- of St. Louis said divisional play- “1^7 weren’t able to move vestment broker, could be re­ 4 T„- • to toe first half and scored 11 NEW YORE (AP) — Maryland, Southern Illinois, quick pointa. to improve on last winter’s 5-13 All home games wlll.be played dared he "is not only the best offs and the championship game quite fast enough .with our pro- considered later. mark. Prediction; |Ughth. Ohio University, Wyoming, Georgia, and Bowling at the Clarke Arena quartrback I ever coached, paui zajac was high man with Jan. 10 Windham — New WEST SIDE PBEWEE8 * * * he’s the best I’ve ever seen.” Notre Dame Influence Green, grabb^ the headlines in college basketball 27, Bob piasky added 21, and Coach John Risley inherits the A balanced attack by Nor­ Eddy, at 195 the smallest ^Little’ Man Amongst Giants Wednesday night with unexpected victories. . (3andeiari wound up •edth 17. Whippets minus 6-7 Tony Bud-' Margin Notes man's, gave toe FurnMuremen a ------^------Bridgeport, the only undefeat- jy_ member of the offensive back- Mainland beat North Carolina zinsky, now with the UConn Former AU-Stater , Ron IB-T wtn over Naaslff Arms; ry over Indiana at Bloomington, ed coUege team Ibft in Connect- field, had an amazing average State 54-38, Southern IlUnois FroMi. Back from last year’s 5- ordan has resumed the pace Again Here to Stay Norm Jonas (4), Dan Socha (4), Kea OoUhu’ S5 points paced icut,ledkh'theway vdinehahd- whipped St. Louis 69-59, Ohio U. 15 team are Bill Hommon, John that brought sJ^th " w m S o^ Johnny Kerr Manages Smile and Chip Walsh (4) led the win­ Wyomtog over Nebraska at Lar- (ng Hartford its first defeat by ' tai of 663 reflected the fact he edged Indiana 91-90 in overtime, Cichon and Joe Taylor, ail over High basketball into new glory SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)—The arrows of misfor­ ners. stole While' two free throws by a 91-66 count. lost some playing time due to Wyoming upset Nebraska 102- eix feet. Junior Jim Nelson and last winter at Becker Junior tune football cast at Coach Ara Parsephian of new na­ Jim Youngblood broke an 81-81 The Pitrple Knights, now 3-0, injuries and was taken out of In Rookie Year of Coaching T)ie Sportsmen, paced by Jim 98, ' Georgia downed Georgia 6-1 sophomore Dan Switchenko College. The speedy guard im- Hesketh (4) and Clem McOowen tie and put Georgia ahead to were led by Bob Weissler with E tional college^champion Notre Dame have turned into games when Notre Dame built a NEW YORK—(NEA)—John­ ed a shot attempted by K. C. Tech 89-87 and Bowling Green Bhould complete the lineup. Pre- pressed the. powers that be, (3), trailed, throughout, but stay over the JelloiV Jackets at 24 points. Hartford’s top scorer, tmmariding lead. ' Jones of the Boston Celtics, and golden nuggets for a few years to come. humbled Michigan 90-83. diction; Fifth. " throwing in 35 points agalpst ny Kerr Is a beautiful man. He ------;------:------^— TheThe Irish, snuishingf to their never gave up, as they stopped Athens, Ga. Big 8-foot-3 Watt Gary Palladlno, had 20. The Fanfj gained 809 y ^ s during the referee called it a foul. These surprises overshadowed Jan. 18 at Elastern — Coach the Central Connecticut ’ Frokh. " goes through life at an alti­ firet top finish in The Asaodated Norman’s high scorer, Paul Piatkowski tossed in 33 points, Hawks are now 1-1. the seaMQ for an average of 6.9, Johnny yanked off an arm pad New Mexico's 77-69 conquest M Vin Punzo has the darkhorse Under NCAA rules, Riordan can Press’ national poll since 1949, Smith, who could Only muster including two key )>askets with Wesleyin broke Into the win Jones 784 for a 4.3 average. In tude of six feet nine inches and that protected his elbows and Los Angeles Loyola, Arkansas' candidate in the CCIL despite not play with a senior college Negroes Back 'wiil lose six offensive snd four one hMp. the score 85-83, to lead Bowling cqlumn with a 77-63 victory Michigan State’s 10-10 tie with leaves people feeling he was 61r46 victory over Oklahoma losing five regulars to gradua- until his eligibility is up flung it to the floor. The referee defensive starters by gradua­ Oreeft; liver Michigan on the over, Clark, while Sacred Heart Notre Dame, Jones was used shorted. flung him out of the game. State and Detroit's 74-73 squeak­ tion. Leading the returnees is Becker. He may play with a tion. WEST SIDE MIDGETS FalCohs* home court. did toe same with a 112-62 romp Bob Jones, a 12 points a gome four year school as a Junior, principally as a blocker. That’s because he was born To Practice* er over Notre Dame. He stormed into the dressing But they sflll have two quar­ Sixthrranked New Mexico, the over tochols. player last year. Also counted Statistics from Dartmouth re- into a world with George Mlkan, room seeing red. On top of a Upset-minded PagMgi Barbers Maryland came from behind only team in the Associated No games are scheduled to- terbacks, Terry Henratty snd dropped a heartbreaking loss on to help are 6-2 Ed White- veal that Mark Heller saw 48 Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Rus­ locker there were 12 cold cans with a 10-point spree to go press Top Ten to see action. night. SAFETY SPIKE TIRES C _ With Denver Coley O’Brien, who liad a sort of head and tricky 5-7 guard Jim- minutes of action and scored Six Ivy League sell—all‘ of whom' loomed even of beer lined up neatly, awaiting to league leading Center Bil­ ahead 37-34 in the second half in rolled up a 61-34 lead to rout fairy tale debut as sophomores liards last night, 34-27. m y Gienty. Prediction: Second, once from the Big Green higher, physically and esthetl- the thirsty athletes after the DENVER, Cfolo. (AP) — A this season, comMning to lead its victory over the Wolfpack at Loyola at Albuquerque. Mel Jan. 20 Wethersfield — Coach Frosh...Carl Hohenthal, now up Stars Mentioned cally. game. Kerr, who could reach brief rebellion by all 12 Negro the Irish to a 9-0-1 record- Leading by eight points at Raleigh. N.C. State went score­ Daniels, with 22, and Ben Mon­ Barry Connects MU Mason has a pair of return- to 6-5, has won a spot on the the end of the first quarter, the less from the field for the last 10 roe, with 18, combined for 40 So Kerr, who played basket­ them without raising his heels, players oh the ‘Denver Broncos -And they are bristling with a ing lettermen from last year’s Bucknell hoop squad. The for- NEW XORK A P -T en New Billiards started their come- minutes, 45 seconds. Jay McMil- points for the Lobos. For Eight of 33 ball professional tor 12 seasons, stormily swept them off the of the American Football flock of ether talented Junlora- GIVE TWICE THE England players, including six 11-6 campaign In Rick Heim- mer Indian scored at 2.5 clip decided a long time ago there locker. They clatter’ed to the League has ended. back with two quick hoops by Ian led the Terps with 14 points from Ivy Leag;ue co-champdons \ to-be and a fierce bunch of cur­ partner and Wes Downing, with the frosh last year...Half- was too much of him to har­ floor. “ As for as I'm concerned this Mike Andreo (7), a foul con­ in the low scoring game. ptonS! tod'^A rSs Tvir Oki* But Kecps Firing Heimgartner, a guard who backs Harold Wilde and Larry Dartmouth and Harvard, re­ JOHN KERR rent freshmen, offering replace­ bor frustrations. With an im­ "Now lopk what I’ve done^ is a closed Incident,” Oooch Ray version by hts brother l»ren Southern Illinois, one of the homa State at Stillwater. The You can say one thing for showed a 9.3 average a year Adams, fullback Mike Stavens ceived honorable mention in the ments In the kiterior line where pish grin and a saucy tongue, he said to himself contritely. So Molavasl said after Wednes­ (7), and a steal by Scott Kelley, country’s top minor teams, Porkers’ rugged defense held Riok Barry: he doesn’t let miss- ego, should be much improved and wing Dave Loverin repre­ 1966 Associated Press football losses will be greatest from this he quipped his way through the he stooped over ’and carefully day's practice. "We had an ex- who fed Ed Fitzgerald for an. whipped the BilUkens at St. the Cowboys to only six bas’tets Jng a few bother him- while 6-4 Wes Downing is the sented Rockville High on the AU-America. Unlimited Sub season. dozen years. picked up the cans and restored - _.p , ce'Ment practice and I don't easy lay-up. This got the Cue- Louia behind 18 points by Dick in the second half. Larry Salci's The San Francisco forward, TRACTION ON ICE Notre Dame s ta r ts the sea­ rebounding hope. Mason’s son, All-CVC soccer squad. Four Dartmouth players were men back In the game and they Garrett and i4 by Walt Frazier, basket 'with Just seven seconds wtto leada the National Basket- And now that he’s a coach,' ‘them in a neat line, then sat H 1 1 I 0 U n d e r F i r e this tWng wm have an ef­ son with quarterback a question listed: Quarterback Mickey fect oh our play at Oakland Sun- gradually pulled away with a John Schroeder'a lO-foot hook on clock gave Detroit Its baU Association in scoring by a with the new Chicago Bulls of down trying to cool off. mark. It wound up the same Goodyear’s all new ’67 Suburbanite Safety Spike tires take the worry out of wihter ' I Beard, fullback Pete Walton, day.” 17-point outburst in the third shot with one second left in the triumph over Notre Dame at wide maigln, had his problems the National Basketball As­ About that time, his team­ NEW YORK (AP) — O llege way. Against His Fathei^s Wishes center CJhuck Matusznk and de­ quarter to put the contest out overtime gave Ohio U. its victo- South Bend. in the Warriors’ 11(5-106 loss at driving. This new tread design with scientific placement arid spacing of spikes gives mates came into the dressing f^a.ball's unlimited subsUtution The Negroes refused to shpw First, Hanratty teamed up fensive back Wynn Mabry. sociation, Johnny's psychologic­ I o f reach for the Barbers. ------Baltimore Wednesday night. you up to twice the traction on ice. And its 4,576 traction edges, 880 more than the ally prepared for the shortest room, grabbed the beers, flip­ n: is under fire again, uhTuesday night at the annual- 'wiith ancther soT^iomore sensa­ The^two H ^ ’ord players list­ dinner-dance given for the team tion, spUt-end Jim Seymour, to Tom Sloan, with 10 markers, After scoring 47 points against ed were offensive tackle Steve professions. ped the tops and foam' spurted : Eti..tern IntcrcolleTiate Now York Tuesday night, Barry tire it replaced, keep you going in snow. ‘ Nance Remeinbers all over the wails, ceiling and by the Denver Broncos Quarter­ blaze a victory trail which followed by Jim Hamlll (8), and Ellingfon Looks to Speed Diamond and halfback Bobby "You hate to see redheads Foo; U Asssciat;:n voted at its back Cub. marked them as potentially the baekeourt ace Rick Gustafson 'was held to 21 by the Bullets Leo. leave the game,” he says, shak­ the players—like an old Mack a:i;n’ -I ipeeUng V.'cdnesday to s ^ only managed to ernmeot on Sennett scene—from the sUrred- Malavasi ssid he had told all greatest pass oomMnation in (3), paced Paganl’s who are TTie other four New England ing an auburn forelock. "We a-” t o NC*A rue; committee eight of 33 shots from the floor. Sin Blackwall* | Whitawall* Fed. Ex. Tax Stop now for the all new Football and Mines up suds. A big Irish smile eased players in advance they were many a collegiate season. still looking for their first win To Make Up Loss of Height players receiving honorable lost one^ of the finest coaches ',5 rca ; t Kml.ed substitution *^0 latter figure shows that BOSTON (A P )— Jim Nance’s dad is 74 and long re­ Kerr's tension. required to attend unless they, Then, injury sidelined Sey­ of the young season. Safety Spike Tire mention were Boston (College in Red Auerbach (the retir^ rules, outlawing the two-platoon were excused for lUnesa or Inju­ mour in midseason and knocked By PETE ZjANARDI miss them or not, Barry kept on $2 9 * 3 0 tired, but the ^Boston fullback still can remember his guard Bob Hyland, Boston Un­ Boston Celtic leader). Just Adapts Himself system. shooting. ry out Hanratty early in one of col- Speed is the word at Ellington • 2 6 «* $1.75 father heading for the Pennsylvania coal mines to sup­ iversity tackle Ray Norton, He’s able to change moods In the meanUme, the Bidlets, 6.50/7.00x13 having a redhead (Kerr, of The motion was introduced by At a meeting wito the Negroes lege football’s most celebrated High this winter. The Knights Prices staH at a low port his 10 c h ild r e n . ------:------Holy O oss middle guard Glenn as a coach, too, and adapt him­ Hockey Wives playing thedr first game under course) back on the bench will Frank <3arver of Pittsburgh and Wednesday, Majavi^l said they contests, the Nov. 19 showdown are without great height, but “ He set the caps on the dy-, on what I was doing. My Grieco and Yale tackle Bob be good for the league. self. 19 eastern schools favored it were all fined- He did not reveal with Michigan State for the na- new coach Gene Shue, raced off * 3 2 - 4 5 Coach Bob Healy believes he, to a 20-5 lead in the opening m o­ 0 2 9 -4 5 namite that b\ows the coal weight kept going up and I Greenlee. ' "Before the season^ started, "I called out a play during a with 13 opposed. Syracuse, Penn the amourt but reports Indi- .tioqal title at Bast Lansing, Await Holidays can make Hp the difference with ments, fell behind early in the 7.75x14 (7.50) $2.20 loose,” Nancfe explained. "And even noUce it.” No New England players I wrote a letter to Bill Russell game the other night,” he says. State, Boston College, Boston cated all were m s eased 850. M'ich. ' he thinks it’s safer than what I quickness, building his 1966-67 third period and thpn staged a Mike Holovak, the Boston placed on the first or second (Auerbach's successor) and told “ and the guard went the, wrong University, Buffalo, Villanova During the meeting, Malavasi In stepped 173-pound O’Brien, do.” Wearing Grins entry around Junior playmaker winning rally at. the beginning coach, did, however, and when teams. him I'd retire if he would re­ way. It worked anyhow. I tried and Yale were among the larger said they pointed out grievopces a diabetic who munched caridy $34*os What Nance does Is hurl his Tim Quinn. of the fourth quarter. Nance reached 262 he was it again. He went the wrong colleges favoring return to lim* which prompted the boycott of tars and swigged down orange Those pretty young things 936 pounds into the line better tire and stick to the bench. I Healy plays host to a Jam­ In-other NBA games, Boston 8.25x14 (8.00) $2.36 way again, and It still worked. ited substitution rules. the dbiner-dance. Juice on the sideline to keep Up 6.SO/7.00 X 13 than anyone else in the Ameri­ benched. Then maiybe he re­ haven’t got a reply from Bill whose husbands play hockey for boree that also features Sufficld beat Cincinnati 119-91, New membered Indiana, Pa. Now, that's In our offense in­ Colgate and Dartmouth lye^e Malavasi refused to say what his energy wMle ttUiylng Nolie Blackwall, plus can Itootball League and when BowHiig yet.” the New York Rangers are High, Somers High and Gris­ York edged Detroit 118-llb, stead.” reported opposed to the change, they were. Dame on the field from a 10-0 $3 4 * 2 0 * 3 7 . 1 0 $1.75 Fed. Ex. Tax This year’s been different,” GOP WOMEN — Gretchen Short Comeback PhUadelphia took Chicago 117- he stands In the dressing room deficit to a coi^roveraial 10-10 wearing happy grins as the holi­ wold H lrt Dec. 13, then begins and old tire talking about his early days_ in said Nance. "I got my weight sage 180, Rita Anderson 175, Kerr retired, anyhow. Actually, Kerr’s basic phil­ 106' and Los Angeles outlasted 8.55x14 (8.50) $2.57^ deadlock with the Big Ten day season approaches. pldy foi^ keeps Dec. J.6 against off your car Indiana, Pa., you .^can sense the tM> (u*r*nl** p II • 0*«dii**f Ur* lalti imdartM* tuarHil**, Mw em Division with 4 14-3 victory probably the best defensive unifSMattson 131, Terry Hayden assistant coach, produced one of and playmaker. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — gle many people, our little guys BOB HEALY a S M T U a M T M O a M I *HS LNMT* t U A M N T lI-N o IMlit M montlil • No limit sfl mllM dog-fight last spring, and I Christmas shopping so much against Ckinnetquot. Last winter. Leo, who la considering pro of­ • N* KmM M M iee*L * N* I M I w to m m *,* Far llw antir* IM* *1 Hm Ir*** ■ All N*« *1 m*r* than MM Goo*>**r ***l*n In IM UnUa* SUt** an* Canada ariH mak* atlanane* over Buffalo. in the league, racing 65 yards 342. "This sounds corny,' notes Alabama gave up only 3|T points will get the points up on the a***mf Aut* Til** *r* sy*r««m< *•*!*•! **>*et« in wertniwttM* *n4 m*t*r<>li *nd im- 'an a naw lira bata* an orifinavtr*** daptU lamaininf and OatPraar** arlnlad -CaaMns* the marvels o f the young bas­ guess they’ll go through the eastor for the ladles. Healy split with the New York fers, gained 827 yards rushing m*t m** IMUIS*. m**t i«s*lr*tl* nunctnr** ■ Aut* tir*****d *n tnack* *i* *>cluA*4 tiem Prica- currant al tM tint* *1 adjaalmant.'MI an Hi* hi|Mr "Ne trad* In Fric*-. ' "I was real young when dad over, through and around people ------Kerr, "but there’s no ability you this tall while rolling up the board.” « imderneath froni strong Doug ketball season when the Bulls same situation again tUe Rod QUbort, one of the few rivals, beating Bayport ^ and 101 in pass receiving this left the mines,” Nance said as a la Brown for a touchdovm and SNOW WHITE—Julie Le- can give a guy. You give ’em only perfect record posted by a The Crimson Tide, which Meath, a 6-2* sroior, and went out and won four of their spring,” said a non-commitol R i^ e in who ^ n ’t have g Gone from the squad that season; he slumped agalnst gbod.-HvIrig,. .''^tV^P rqUArtorhack .Bebe Par-,^,l,7P;?iPPj^9i8,. PJiyWa, Ucxello was a small 6-9.’’ Blight of the (lefensive start- points a game on offense, al with Bruce Maynard and a CONNECTICUT going to win every game.” Oh, pound defeneive tackle, Kevin threshold of earning a healthy DermoU. Showing a 6-4 con- ^Automatic ; weren’t iweir o^f, but we had HH scooted • three yards Into the 178, Marion Doyer 202-451.__^ Beautiful, John, beautiful. I . bltuiked Aubuni 31-0 though It lacked a standout run Hardy, who has decided not to promising sophomore in VVarren CHAl^GL yes, he also'plays them one at bonus. , i \ ' (etence mark si year agd, El- onough moiey. m®. M .the. other, touch-. at'time. write with Small typewriter -aturday in AiAbama’s final bid ner until halfback Les Kelley t 1 ;>ro this season. Hai^y Zlahner. upyfrom the JVs where "But I still caddieil. to try and down and before he knew it, NITE OWLS -!■ Caroline Ric- .or the national chamj^nahlp came out of Bryant’^ doghouse “ Just two points to go to? the TEgteh Ts out to take it aH this TraRsmissioii The real marvel, though, was keys. missed lost year because of 6 he totsJedniM'^lhts.“ V, make some extra but not be- Nance was in the dressing room cardl 178-184 — 499, Dolores are underclassmen, lyith six of late in the year and led toe at- bonus," OUbert said after his year, and Healy believes East that Kerr, an easy-going guy back Injury and was ^ given an Healy also counts on John cause we needed It. My father talking about the Brown com- Meyer 185, Lots Johnson 186- them sophomores. tack against Southern MissJ|pip- two goals helped erase an early Windsor High is the club to Traubla? by nature, produced a hustling, extra year of Irish competition. McCarthy, a JV leader last could have done more things for parison. 464, Mary Lourie 457, Ella Biff Hoop Clash Four 'offensive starters also pi and Auburn Boston lead and Utted the Rang- beat. "W e have a good club, winter with a 10.2 average, yt Free Road Teat and whirling deiwishtype ’ of team Eddy and fiUiback Larry Ogn- Estimate me, but I wouldn’t ^ak him. 1 And maybe they can be made, Marra 464. , viriU be back next year, Includ- Bryant,! whose Alabama teams era into a Ue tor second plgce Healy said. "This is probably Ken Hill, "'P^nl Fonseca and' that wins—when It does win— jar are loet from the Irish <1^ AH Work-Guaranteed don’t \ooik~1or handouts. I ae Alan Pag® New York OUbert told hews- to varsity play and 136 to JV RockviHe, 10 Graitoy, IS at Wa- Monchoster , lie reached the pros lost season breaking records — I wasn’t ■KACBYS—Hsnk Wittke 203- life, there ore 23 hours for fun ond place East Hartford Ex­ probably won't win the national final poll Monday appear re- and IbAi Rbodes, tackle Pete men, has an inoentlv# bonus tor actUm. ’'He’s quick." Healy terford, 17 Suffleid, 20 S o i^ Tmnsmiislon Co* i 4be Jim Brown tag foUewisd, but even plajrlng, Nance said. "But 561, John Shea 207, Scotty Ya- and one for business. And dur­ plorers (2-1) at 8:16. The Utle-^ls bgtter toan the 1964 and ngote. ' ' _____Duranko and lineba^keni Jim the If tiie dub has 26 6ald. ” A excellent ball handler, Windaqr, 24 at Ooventiy, 27 at Tt(BBAINABD PLACE [ NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. unfortunately the y a r d a g e now I don’t mind being com- worakl 202, Fred Naaslff 200, ing that one liour I don’t fool TeiryvlUe 'w ray features M IMS clubs that did. 'The tc^ - rsnkqd teams, who Lymto and Jbtm H ^ y , b^t /poInta after 28 gamM, there will Ito’U lead the offense.” ,, Babt Windoor, 81 at E. O. SmtUi. .iRonr Boarmour Ante . didn’t. ". . pared with Brown. He was my Walt Smolenskl Sr. 205-564, around.” Lefoy Vyright, Will i Johns, Dave "This is a much sounder team battled to a 10-10 tie in their ftnmtog ^ from toe froeh ^ gtra bi the pay ^ v e - Also back if Bbger Burnham, . Feh. 3 RockviRe, 10 at Bouth ^ Bton.llaln 8UI 295 IROAO S IM ET PHONf 843-5179 MANCHfiSTM *‘I>4Hdnt M ve toe experience idol. I d sUlW consider him Fran Malonev 202, Ed Tomezuk In his playing eareSr (piosl Bike^ud are O M chedT qm - than the last two teams that only failure' of toe season, fin- 309-poimd cod Jay ^ZlsnewaU, i|t24 hi 22 games, the ninner-UR in scoring, 197. 'Windsor, 14 at SoHieUi 17 Oov- MANCHESTEB' r- OO-iOEl last year and my weight was gnat, eveiTTf I broke his M0. 'Marip FrattaroU 217-203— of It ivito the old Syncuse Na-,my sVynes, ex-Seton Hall star won tiUes," Bryant said. "Our ished their campaigns earlier, blfkioiind benter-llnetaaeker ready to ool- potots, and ri£bduhda, A i, last enter,-21 at-G nnby, 28 Beat HP,” Nance explained. " I ’wasn't nobrda," ‘ ------— L.., ------■ ------•- - ...... _ v year. Burnham should get help Wlndaor. 892, Jdhn Martin 684; Rollie tlohalsl, Kerr was torown put of ;aito turner Knick. Tickets u e defense |e much bettor, and al- and both ^ a d a big lead over ' Larry VuBlemin, and giO-pwpid hAi ; mnrti — not ooncentHM* *‘And I intend to." Masse 560.W a game only one time. He block- i^ayailalaole at Ray’s Restauram. though our offense won't man- the tide m last week’s poib taoMe Miiie McCoy. \ A ‘ 1

A''is®:''' I'-.' '.Vi/•'■c . r p a g e TWENTY-ONB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIW* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 BY F AG AL Y and ^HORTEN Help Waintod-^Mak .16 Help Wanted Mate Ilf H o u m Iib M S c r r k w THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 Offtnid 1*-A GAS STATION sttendanta, AUTOMATIC Tranamlsakm PAGE TWENTY part-time, 8 a.m.-l p.m. See bulldam and installars. R iel RBWBAVlIilO Of buma. moth ^OPMIOtHESUPERMARr . Mr. Sloan, Esso-Serirfiff Cen­ class. Advancement to faO,OOP BY ROUSON OUB BOARDiONG HOUSE witli MAJOR'HOKH^j, annua^^ with frtliilagemeilt UTTLE SP(HtTS holea. ZippaVa rapairsd. Win­ FDRASlHOlECAHOFSrEW, ter.-Route 83, Vernon. dow sbadaa mada to maaaura THERE); l o m n w i of shoppimg cmie •'■v: ______’ lability. Largest nattonal o f all aixe. Vanatlaa bHnda. Kaya s o fou CAM PUSH rriMRoi ganizatlon., ^ m a and a -'ludl mada while you wait Tap# ra* over 40 hours- Paid hoUdayi, ootdera tor rant Marlow'a 847 DRIVER-SALESMAN , vacations, excellent conditions, Main, 84E4B81. call Aamco, Manchester, aH TX>ITlOSe'iCU(t GLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Mailed' majt for retail -day Sunday, weekdays after • . .arVCOOt,CLYOB,1H»i isan Sn gviM 4^: ' S A.M. to 5 P.M. milk delivery. 5 days work p.m;. 875-6806. UBuM -BulMliuc--~CoBtnwi^ 14 MPnpoiMn COPY .Cl.bSlNG TIME FOR O.ASSIF1ED A 0V t. week. No Sundays- Union DIEUBWa SHYiA r-steady woflb shop. Apply . . . ‘•““* UBdn»qi(«t MONIMY Tats FUIDAY IQNia A JI. SATVIIDAV t AJtU QtJALrTY Carpentry — Room., Apply In perion. Howard JotaB- son Restaurant, Tolland Tphe. N6iaH60RHOOO //MOTCOAAIjfj ddrmtnl, porches, baMments, ranntphed, oabinat*. tmUt-ina, . '.ManchMtas,: ' BUGGS BUNNY \ ACCUSTOMED TO MJHROUGH/ tPOlMCfUlM Sllleh iaw A V T ; PLEASE READ YOUR AD LINCOLN DAIRY ofWesLV otscosskJN I IflOdeiSSnm ' MUnoccupMHfSSlSfif night mm f a r in 1 o a, aluminum, vlayl, t e Mm m ^ . ClMainiM 6r "Want M t E srs tskra oyot the plwns* s atoel, caramo aliUng. WlUlnm 1030 New Britain ' CAN'T Vl'M 6M0RT 3PTHE l««OES.'NOW J /Trti,j tt-DC eou^BtsnOd. f1«a advsrtiasr ahmild rsad hia ad iM FTB8T TOOL DESIGNERS HEYl ^ Robbina Cacpentry Daryice. West Hartford .0 YOU'RE YOU I O'HELPl ITEpletl mHw ' 58Strt*«iS«*i d a y nr a ^YBa b s ana RcraBT e r r o r s la ttma tmt Um If 1 846-S444. JuTWHEHTDMTieON_____ ‘ Top rates and ovartiipe, 6PLASHIN6 WASH/gotta A*AKE MOtvowpMktl* tftmin’Sof r a r f onlZililUhHt . n«xt tapgftlos. Hm HaraM fa raaponalMa for aaljr ONK jSm rr real or omlfted Inaoitlon for'any ad.^’ertlaomaad aod thas aaly A sHoppiHG- s p r e e ; ‘ ; ituU benefits a id profit WATER ALL THE \ EVERY frc.th.grSr jmijgMC “K d r CAlUrtBJrtTRY—sa yaara t|tpa- WINOOWSX MINUTE choreh to Uw OKWnt at a "malia Rood” taumtlaB. ttrrora irWch da aat AMO PlMlM&OUT Akrlng. fOBuotarf > rtar.c!0, eoinpleta rsmodditnir, CUSTODIANS wantaMf« TR?/*M FiNt> AM ' W t r TIME? MlMdUe • (w.) "Ariw poiJ5» work and faraLOs. Referencas Educaticm, 1146 Man­ . MANCHESTER V. . SM cmmiv f g M o g . m t glvan, fr«f asMmatas. Can 84S- EMPTV CAtn*-■ ir :* ® - chester. AttenUop , 10-1, '® . J^TOOL & DESIGN flAa»qw TEhm t* srftMiitt . 8429. TWERE OUGHTA I 'i m Hartford Rd., MaiM^MSter SMud BMT 9B6rMktbt.t«n IRaeMvina. 1 a l rtaal Pierce- ' f^SBStllMWgli CotU Rlc. P E A LAW 640-S26S V 643*2711 87S*3136 OAFti^rrRT — Alteration, LATOB Ha n d s and goQtral IT r r ITn" and additions. Rae rooms, ga> machinists., p ^ hoepltallza- . ------—----- ifagas. ceilings. Roofing, gut­ tiop,, ^lidajrs ; and vacation ters, siding, painting. Work­ plan"! Apply MetrorJcsi Inc., thin working hours, expaiienca u not necessary, win train; Sea TroHlile Raaehiog Onr AdvertiMr? manship guaranteed. A A. I^ T B . add. u. a. rar. rifam n ffY ee 640 *HllHard St'. Dion, Inc., 648-4880. Chris, Deci's Drive-in- 463 Cen­ r /a-*. i r TRUCK MECHANIC Wanted ter St. No phone oells. r 1 M-Hour Antwaring lEEWTOiN H. SMITH * '60N — ------" ■■■ ' —Must be experienced. Call* Old IT IT Remodeling, repairing, addi- BY V. T. HAMLIN N oise I PaintinR—PiptriBC 21 Help Wanted-—F«»nle ?5 Help Wanted—Female 35 644-1715. after 6 :30. A L L Y O O P .Fraa to Herald Raadars tlone, rec rooms, garages, enHERi ~ * 100.MEN needed at ono» to train porches and roo^g- No Job PAINTING—Interior and ex­ PART-TIME CASHIER — UA WOMAN TO live-in, light house SEWING MACHINB oieijocKit' ar Waad lifatiBaltw aa aaa af bar olaaalEad adfertweaeBlaT for the trucking industry. For RISHIC^HE ■ L R v m o ig too small. Call 649-8144. terior. very reasonable, free Theatre, East 649-6491, Mr, keeping duties for elderly SAID HE'D RIGHT! Ma aadm r at tta tBlanhiaa Batadt INaada «rii tba intormation look for New. Ehig- MECHANIC CEE you AT VtXrVEONLY 26 estimates. CaU Richard Mar­ Daly. woman; CaU 643-6049 before, 2 laml Tractor Trailer , under- ELCVB4 , tfObONBKNOWf NINE HOURS CARPENTRY — Concrete work tin, 649-0285. p.m., 643-6166 later. OCUXXl lEFTTO EDWARDS anything from cellar to roof, COMPEI^NT rt^grgpher to Schools and Classes, CLiSsifi--' F ll^ shift, 7 - 8.:36, 'eeepeti- wwr. work in law office, legal ex­ SEWING MACHINE operators, cation 33. CARN1\ A L BY DICK TURNER inside and out, no substitute tor AVAILABLE FOR interior cus­ Shoe helpful, jtaiploye boa- AN8WERIN0 SERVICE quality work, satisfaction guar­ tom decorating. Call 646-1641, perience deelred but not nec­ 8 a.m.-4;80 p.m. Apply KaKlar LOCAL \7HOLESAUiiR needs eflts. Apply' / . anteed, rompetetlve prices, no 668-0017. essary, fuU-tlme. Write Box L, Toy Co., 80 Hilliard S t experienced dr}v^, over 2?, for 6tt4 SW - 87S-251I Job too small. D E D Carpen­ Manchester Herald. CLEANING woman part-time try. days 648 1904, evenings S-ton truck^' steidy, tall-time aad lens taar meeaaee. Yas’B bear traia aat adrattfaat la M l and 7-8, NURSE’S aide, fuU- for store wotk. Apply in per­ work. Most know Hartford am} FlONfEER PARACHiTTB J if «NIM WWiMt t>oadlBC iW aveulBf a t tbs talapbaaa. 649-8880. Floor Tlnishinc 24 Ume, pert-Ume. Laurel Manor, son. Marlow’s 867 Mata St. vlcdnity. C^U Mr. Feldman, 289- ^ 4 . ii?Vi'i r. 168’P o m t S t , Maimhester C.ANPHIL Floor covering, 73 43M. ADDITIONS -remodeling, ga- 646-4619. ; ELDERLY WOMAN ot couple i ' i Antomobiiex F«r 4 ragee, ree rooroe, bathrooms Birch St. Wall to wail carpet­ to live in and care for 10 PRODUCE CLERK, good work-; \ 0 ^ W - tiled, kitchens remodeled. Call ing. liitoleum. Free estimates. l-NjOyT+Ut-.::^ 1960 FORD station wagon, good Expert installation. CaU 643- year old boy. Call 643-6766 af­ tag conditions, fringe bwiefits. I aScA*- gwtiif ^ W“ condition, new tireii. 'Must sell, Leon Qassvnekl, Builder, 649- ter 6. JANITOR—U p.m.-8 A.in., , 6 1218 or 649-2988. Apply produce department, nights weekly, year ’round em­ ' ia-8 Asking *275. 649-2187, anytime. 4291. Popular Market, 726 East Mid­ FREE PARKING SNACK BAR waitress, Monday- ployment. Vacation, insurance, t!m. ■>■. 0 A M. OH- ST FLOOR SANDING and reflrlui- dle Tpke. 1954 FORD V-8, red convertible, CUSTOMER'S satlafacUon our Friday, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Ex­ fringe benefits. No phone calls, n n guarantee. Any type of remod­ tag (specialtatag 'n otder BY AL VERMEER original history, look It over, floors), cleaning and waxing UNTIL perience helpful, but not nec­ apply ta peteon, Parkade Bowl- PRISCILLA’S POP B5 eling is our speciality. Let us make an offer. 363 Spring St. floors. Painting. Paperhang- essary. No phone calls. Apply tag Lanes, .ManchertOT Shop- 1 1 estimate your plan. No obliga­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. ; ;ping Parkade.-. , O T H E R ’^ tng. No Job too small John Parkade Bowling Lanes, Shop­ A P A R T V ^ SWELU YtXJE $60 AND AVERAGE credit buys tion. Call 643-1567, Wesley R. CHRISTMAS! ^ < S H / 4S1RLS erpon. ,tor altefpgixM, hours 1-8. Apply "The Hoose - Tranero— , ROOFING- REPAIR of roofs. rant for rent or for sale. Three Customer 8atista«)$MM7 , paptt. And contents.,,.522‘6273, Burger Tfc 235 Mata ' s i I; , AteaSTAutO . Parts, 226 Spruce ;r« HBRO»SAWBA.APg-HOTaO»l Mobile HoncB - 6-A The best ta gutters-and con­ room apartment added in­ 9-f448i'^ ductors. Repair ot chimneys, STORES, INC 2 8 5 M A IN K9tM come. Call 742-7864, or 742-7184. LOST—BU FF and white color- NEW AMERICAN moWle home, too. Call Owghlta, 648-7707. , PARK A OAKLAND A'VES. Hd|».'Wsn'ted M^NCHKSTKR 4 U i^ 50x12, 2 bedrooms, Also used BY WALT WETTERBERG W male cat. "Buffy” , vicinity RESTAURANT—Open 6 days EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 245-5i»3 V 94MS71 T F g THE WILLETS mobUe homes one and 3-bed- a week, closed Sundays, excel­ BRIDGEPORT am’ lathe hands, LydaU and Woodbeidge St. 643- Heating ang Phnnblng 17 roome; older types from $600, toll and part-Ume, benefits, 739f. f - lent opportunity for husband suitable for ski, hunttag camp. B O m PLU M IN G and heat- and wife, owner retiring. P.S. Evening interview may al­ group insurance, paid holidays JNBBO ■ ■ P ) i»li »' 6 ■ ' . — so' be arranged by calling ^ . TORRY 644-8120. tag repairs, alterations, elec­ Priced for quick sale. J . D. and vacation. Apply at H A LOer—CADILLAC 1960. apron tric and gas hot water heat­ Real Estate, 643-5129, 643- 289-1571, E x t 245 B Tool A Engineering Co., 12 BY FRANK OTJEAL for rear wheel. CeU 843-7936, ers. Call 643-1496. 8779. Prospect St., Manchester. . S H O R T R I B S - —_____ V - MotocYdes—BleyclM 11 ------—------c a r e e r opportunity with So. , HE OUST SAVE we MY dANUMRYjSi^ l o s t - p a s s b o o k No. E 8089 GIRLS BICYCLE. 26”, good , HERESAUSrOF MillinerY, DressmaUiic 19 Schools and' S 3 INSPECTOR experimeed Windsor public schools. Perm- 0«|$lMA$OIOPPlN6USTf 1 2 S 4 B 6 T Savings Bank of Manchester. - condition. Call 649-6365, alter ^ THE SIZES I WANT. with alreraft parts, all bene- anent fuU-time r custodial em­ , 1ICCM31LE NEEDS' ^ 8 9 U n f i » H AppUcatton made for payment. 5 p.m. DRAPERIES —custom made, fits. Dean Machine Products, ployment, good working condl—' UfBUQvaswsm .^ lBl617i&l9A)ZI lined or unllned, your mea­ \ ONLY TRACTOR 165 Adams St., Manchester. tlons and excellent benefits. 2fZ3»iS»>P« surements, also cornices. ' AmHnmccfBents 2 Contact Mr. Penna for inter­ 1930 St USED BOY’S bicycles for sale, PV>r further intormation cell af­ TRAILER SCHOOL IN boUNTHSR GIRL — eventag view) 644-1534. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- 28”. 649-8536. ter 3 p.m., 643-1913. aMft, 7 p.m.-mid-nigM. Please ars( ia le i and «rv lce, bonded CONNECTICUT apply Mister Donut, 266 West TapresantatlTe. Alfred Amell, BusUieaB Benrlcca FOR ALTERATIONS neatly Middle Tpke. ' ' ------NOnHERE.ErTHER— llOi Bryaa Dr.. Mancheetar. and reasonably done in my Before you cell a school NOTICE ttiii wintavl Offered 13 MEDICAL tranacrlptlonlst, ex-' NOTTHERE-rrCLAGHES ITtfTOODARKiN-n 644-8141 or 643-4918. home. Call 643-8750. check that school out with In acoordaitce with the re- WmilHECURrAINdi P THAT CORNER / L l your local truck owner’s perienced,pwenceo, Applyappiy Mrs. Becker,BecKer, q^remente of the Zoning Regu- SONOGRAPHIC Service — association. Approximately tailoring and alteratimis at tatlons of the Town of Manchea- m MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVAtU Typing, atenography, trans­ 64^141, Ext. 220. An equal op- Connecticut, the Zoning floors — all cleaned ta your home. Reasonable. 643-2264, 139 14,000,000 trucks on tha cription, stencil duplicating. honie, tolly tasured. Call Hlgble road. The trucking indus­ portunlty employer.______3 ^ will hold a BY ROY CRANE Woodland St. BUZZ SAWYER ack: The Letter Shop, 646-0488, 649- Servicemaster, 649-8433. try has a problem acquir­ Don’t ny, buy..) ICNOW WHATTHI6 IS ? I BEAD eowewHasE a U l< L JL l SO23; ing qualified drivers. Let REAL BSTA’TE SALBSWOM- ^M E , PEPPER CAUGHTA PASS IN THE D0NTBE6ErriN& HOMESICK, PAU , rrSAPCgCAU77C3NAEy THAT FLB46 CAN RENTALS—Power roller, chain BN. Rapid expansion creates ^ tS M ovIbif—T m c f d i i t " ’ New England Tractor! LAST SAME THAT WON THEM THE lY E COUNTED rrU P ...IT 'S 4 m onths, > AAgoSUBE-r B otm r JUAAPASFABAS saws, trafl roller and aantor, an immrftate L ed and a rare Sunoco Heating 0| S to ra g a ____ M ’Trailer Training show you , FOOTBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPlONSHUL 6 DAYS. AND 3 HOURS BEFORE YIE’RE IT eecAusecDFYCu. S I X FBET. P erson als lawn vac, rotoUllers. Also sales opportunity for experienc«6 , BuUdtag on the following i how to make. 1300 a week DUEFORREUEF. and service Cta aU lawn equip­ ambitious, personable real esr applications; - ■ j. ; A quality hsAting .Oil'delivered; ; , NEVER MIND, JUST RIDE WANTED to Bishop’s MANCHESTER Delivery. Light or more. A short training tom ment Capitol Equipmant *8 tate saleswomen to earn |200 ' Howard Johnson Restaurant) Z4‘- VMKEMEFORBREAK- Comer, West Hartford, 9-3;30, trucking and package delivery, program. We train on tan­ suiotnaticsliy! Burner service Mata S t, 648-7*58. .-Refrigerators, washers and or more per week commission IhO-, Buckland Street; tatOTsec- . poitlclia They dto T PAY AFTER vicinity Green Rd. 643-4688. dem axel trailers, all type hours a tiayt Jjin SiSy^payment'. taa mew end tiudL TOMORROWS stove moving speciality- Fold­ selltag from model homes ta Uon Wilbur Cross Highway, WANTED - ‘ ride to Pratt and ‘JTEPS, stdowalks stone walls, transmission- and tank new home communities. We Rural Zone. Request extension plan! Get them all—Get Sunoco qim you dial iraelion w ing chairs for rent. 649^075^ trailers. Also, Emeryville Msd to os* reOino 7 3 M Green Manor fireplaces, flagstone terreces, are exclusive agents tor 10 of permlasion to have free- Heating Oil. Let’s talk. ndqta. All concrete repalra Reason- sleeper cab equipment. area. 643-5434. outatandihg new home &mmu- etanding, lighted ground sign, at ' able prices. 643 0651. Painttnjc— Papartng 21 Members of sll truck own-’ niUes and 4 more will be above location- er’s association in New JOSEPH P. Lewis custom peinli ready to open early next year. Town of Manchester, Charter AntwnobDcs For Sal* 4 SNOW PLOWING — Routes England and New' York. 3 n sS m ^ tag. Interior and cxterlOT. pa- Our a'etive re-sale department Oak Field, south side Charter now being formed.^ Avoid high Part of full-time training. perbangtag, waOpaper re­ enables us' to take existing ..Oak Street, Residence Zone AA. n e e d . CAR? Your credit ton>' prices when it snows. Special Licensed a n d approved . ..2 5 lbs.. .^..'65e moved. Wallpaper books on re­ homes ta trade on the pur- Request extension pf permission a-a ed itown? Short on down pay­ rates for people over 64. 649- program. For InfonhaUon l U N ^ quest Fully tasured. Frea aa> chase of new homes, CaU Mr. for storage of 50 new and used ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- 7863, 875-8401. call Hartford, 247-1S5S Goodchlld tor confidential ta- oars at above location, SO lbs. . -. .95c mon?^ Don’t dosptor! See Hon­ timates. OaU 649A668 BY LESLIE TURNER TRACY’S SNOW Plowing — anytime. tervlew. The Samuel M. Lav- U«»H« Knox,- 140 Woodside BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY / est Ilouglas. Inquire about low­ HEATINO OIU M IC K Y F IN N Have truck, will plow, reason­ i n t e r i o r a n d exterior Itt Agency, MLS Realtors at Street, Rural Zone. Request ex- ;W,6. 0LENHEY \ / est dou^, OTaRest payments Vemon Orcle, 683-2168. . 876- tension of permission to use EftWPDr able ratiis. 649-8574, 649-8082. painting, wallpaper removed, BUDGET PLAN CO. 1 COULP /THEN HlOg ME IN V0UK BACHB^ .-.tfauEVs anywbem. Avw No smallmeae—— loan • or% fl- ' four buUttings for storage pur­ „N6«BIU0II» tMmXMAY fully Insured Rene Bdangar, 6297. W. 6. GIINNEY CO. ' '886 N. MAIN ST. W E 'K G O m M otTism im m ! NiMnyyMDSTO NEVER W O S B l FIAT FOR A l*»VC«y5iMATn IT nanctf oWnptfny plan. Douglaa x> ia C S SERVICE, snow plow* a v a i l a b l e poses, St above location. T O G E T O U ft A F W i BEING T A C K U a .^AWUCMIWr A wMcOP sccMTiFic PKcuMKMy Noroo oun 643-0513 or 644-0804. 886 N. MAIN ST. TEL. 646-5258 you ANYTHINBi VWILL MORE THAN REBW MEl m yoIHinil uwpER. 7ju»r rbma Motorii,;S38 Mata. tag„ carpentry,------rec rooms, re­ Harvey Pastel, 646 Porter ANSW ER * ^ALLTHEWNfJ PR.0VEN1 X OlVE duJAtrrMMP)5iK TEL. 649-5253 8 ittMaxoiiiaTO modeling, , general repairs, .PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, Street, Rursi Zone. Variances pep M U uf^ SO >GUKNOW RN 5NTNOW / MV CAREER ID CADltXAC convertlbJeS 1964--8- GO NOW — PAY LATER —7D ipiterior ^and exterior. Paper NOTIGE are request^'to erect accessory SOUSOOROLS VOBR niSPIREP 8, S ^ ta ^ e like you ebould be painting,' taterip# And exterior, rubbish removial, moving^ »A- hanging and wall paper remov- buildtag w h ^ will be at side ed< ,.6tie owMf-, ' 875-':^ 'Mwchsstsr Exchangs • ni nurse, 7 am . - '8 p.m.,'8dn-, _ Secufity; j Town pension Must aeH, gdihg overseas. 649- —Enterprise 1948. . INSIDE- OUTSIDE.; painting. day differential and 'Friday, ciai Special rates for people 65 or Prosrressivs nursing bmna plan; paid accident and health 1 ■ I ' SHARPENING Service -^aws, oYer. CaU my competitors then MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY L E FF and McWlLLIAMS References. 876-9121. •nd 1964 CHEVROLET—4-door, Bis- Jmlves, axes, shears, skatss, call me. Estimates given. 649- ______. I— pays t^wo thirds of CMS- and sU , 1, cayne.. 6 cyUnder, powcrglide, LOW W T , TOO! rotary blades, Quick service. 7863, 875-8401. of tadiyidual smptoyes’ Blus I'VE NEVER OKAY, HOLLY, BUT radio and heater, low mileage. 7-8, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-Oma cross snd Major Msdical; CrsdlA lorFICE CLERK LET^ ASKTHBA IFTHE/b FAILED TO YOU MUST KNOW Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Mata , -r------——— — r .— ( 1 5 WORDS) , WHY DO YOU FCEL THERE'S ALWAYS Call} 688-7^^______St., Manchester. Hours dally QUALITY g u a ra n ty painting. Laurel Mdnor, 649-4019. Unkm avallabls. LIKE TO CXXJBte d a te! YOU MUST PROVE PROVE A FAKE ' SoiM Typing O n«D ay ...\. 4te 3 Days .....$1.17 CI^AIM ------FIRST TIME. • T-8. Thursday aatorday 7- Specialgpectai wimerwinter rawratfs on wi-cell- . , j ------. . ' - nvir atmUoation and lob os- HI CUTIE! OWEN OAKLEY. lO, 19A'CRHVBM^BT-^Impala, V-8, For appUoatkm and Job ds- iH oM oys - Voeatibii | GOING MY WAY? GUILTY OP APHONY tags. Avenage siM oetting was SEVS»dfriWOMBN i ^ e d 2w jpcrtpUcn a p ^ to Psnsotansl Of Six D a y s ...... $ 1 . 9 $ 1 0 Days . • .. .$$»0Q 288, Roirtr •teering power 4. 64A796S; INStlRiy^tE CLAIM? $20sm DOWnow $16.n s. T Ttoo o p gradeerode paint light Uaht bench assembly work. flee, Va*tlV4«MiTMutocii^ Tbl1lflilfflE~Building. 41 PleoiB CoH l)njtoa, 1' atoeoBdltkaied. m a­ DO YOU HAVE A small busl- used. CaU Ray BeUveau, 649- Good working oondWons. fri^ e ^ IMMEDIATE ACTION ^ roon, ntdid and heater. A beati- CentOT Street, Manoheiter, Oon- 7 4 2 - 5 5 4 1 ness and can’t afford the ad­ 2110. ' benefits. Apply in person Bn- „ Call beftiA 10:30 wciekdaya <9 AJIf. Saturdays), Ysa ty. $1696. CaU owner after 6, ditional overhead of a toU gtaeered Metals, 10 HllUand St., Applioidtaitamust be rotumsd can start an a4 or cancel an ad aama day^ ' ;6 49-B «l8.'^ _____ . time bookkeeiper or account- NAME Yq|JR own price, paint- Mandieeter. 7 4 2 - 7 3 ? 5 tag, papering, removal, sand- ___^____ to the Geaeroi Manager’s OfflC6> m k antt Our acoounttag service B ean e Machtas Shop THREE CAltij |N W jU y —must tag. Interior, exterior, special- DENTALJENTAL ASSISTANT, expert Munkdpal IMtidiag. 41 Center sicrifice ode. IM i DsdRe Laae- cqn keep your records up rto Imieed to typing aod dental M- Street. Manchaates. Oooneetteut. Coventry ,-;.dato ’With'sUtaments and tax­ taiiig 8 f a i ^ - QuaUty work- ’4tata'.aiua;takea''it.' Inq}iU* flee, deslnd, EW U Bon A, not later than MSoday,. Oeeem* ' i . . 543-2711 Claaailiad D aft es prepared on tiine! For;'fur­ maiutoip. CaH 647-9864, Ja tiy ^ f U f a ^ O i i t f i i r e , 86 Oak Harold. ber 19, 1966, ‘ i ther intormation,: 028-7890, Ksnny. - nr% E 3

■ I FACE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTEB e v e n i n g HEEAbD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIHSSTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1968 Houses For ^Sak 72 Suburban Fpr Sale 75 Snburbftn F>y Snls 75 V c i m O l l PAGE TWENTY-TWO Loose Legal Syste k - Houses Fm* S«ie 78 Hoibns For Sale 78 N.u». Bpaotousfinaoloas :at-‘*t-‘ isdrlgerator rsdrigerator and washer jr® wlH al-i ramrehChurch SundavSunday at 9 a.m. and Thomas LasksV.Laskey, oastpast president / ■' ------—------month. Call 649-3981, after ------— ------den. BxcOllent condition. Own­ ADVERTISING tom bultt Rauch, fireplaee, oU GARDNER ST. tic atocage) garage, ahimliilum stay, good loeatien. Assing 10:80 io;ao aam. m . The gifts donated______wlU of - the__ Conncctleut Young Re- ’ t / f But America has given little p a n i e s,’’ says ' K igh F. Household Goods 51 Room wtth wtchen privileges 5.30 er anxious. Wolverton Agency, tot water heat, paneled fee 28'x48’, 3 bedroom Ranch. storms, city water and aewer. $19,600. . U $1 R Realty Oo. Ihc., ______turned over to__ the ______Salvation publicans. thought to regulating the explol- O’Rourke, chairman of the New n.ASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS foe gentiemaii or married cou- room, nail now. Hayes Agenoy. RSaUprs, 640-2813. ------^ tation of this vast area, under England RdlierieB Oonservatioil TOY BOXES? Marlow’s has cW l 643-5600 after 4:30 SUNNY AT center, opposite This home built In 1956 of­ Walking distance to bus. VA, 648-38$®. Robert D. Murdock, xrmy for distribution to their Meet Monday 6464HISL which geologists beUeve lie the bommjttbe. 8 AAI. to 5 PJA. them. Redwood, mapJe, wal- p„,_ * park, 3 rooms, refrigerator, fers a country setting on a PITEON FT.-^paolous 6 .room BHA, or conventional finanel^ 64S-6473. holiday projects. Fayette Lodge of Masons lot of" 128’x286’ with city Packages containing toys or wlU hold a special meeting Isogest undeveloped source of Re''plans to take Ms caM to mrt. From $11.96. 861 Main ------—------new range, hot water, base­ A part-time Broker friend L-RANO^, fireplace, 2-car ga­ Colonial with enclosed, porch available. Only $17,6001 The 6 room Colonial, N e w s ^ conveniences. Includes 2 Samuel M. LavKt Agenoy, v«K«un olothtog should be wrapped to Monday at 7:80 pm. for the petroleum under U.8. control. ,G5ngress next year. st., Marlow’s Furniture Dept. IF YOU ARE retired or Mmi- board hept, fre e ‘parking, ga- has asked our help in sell­ rage, modern Mtchen, largo and 2-oar basement garage on large Uvtog room, dtolng room, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ------:------retired, and reasonably active, available. Immediate oc- fireplaces, dishwasher, ex­ lot 70x300, IH baths, fireplace, MLS Realtors at Vsnxm 0 ^ white. In cwijunotlon with' the purpose of exuiiplifytog the A Sharp dispute is brewlpg' O’Rourke wants a ban on *x> ing his property. It consists living room wltfa dining. L, Utchen with built-tos, between ■ the fishing intluSlry pioratlon for gas and oH. It to MONDAS Thn FRIDAY U d* A.WU — SATURDAY • A.M. CLEAN, USED refrigaraUrs, free living quarters, commu- cupancy. Adults. References, tra large rooms and cedar new furnace, aiding, roof, alu­ cel, 648-3168, 875-6387. White 04ft project adults are Entered Apprentice Degree, II t . . ( of 4 apartments a^d a 2 full baths, 8 large bedrooms, bktha, garage. Marlon E. and the petroleum ^ todustry unlikely that he will get It. rangea, automatic washt s, „ity kitchen plus small remu- - j j j #49.928? days. closets. Plus many custom minum combination windows cooperating by oontrlbuttog to On Tuesday at 7:80 the an- commercial enterprise on $28,000. PWlbrlck .Agency, 649- VERNON Robertson. Rsaltor, 6U-0906. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS a^b o u t oil prMpectlng on <*in any clash between IJi* with guarantees. See them at neratlon In rooming house. In ____ [______one of Manchester’s busiest extras. $23,900. and ameaite driveway. OaU « special Christmas offering. nual business meeting will bs 8464. Georges Bank and In the Gulf petroleum Industry and the fish- B. D. Peari’s Appliances, 649 exchange for a few light THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa- streets. Income Is in excess 049-1178. COLONIAL SPLENDOR Elnvelopes for the special of- held at the Temple,, and on Zoltan HargUay . BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 Maln St. Cell 643-2171. housekeeping duties. Inquire ter, laundry, Bolton Center MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. Attention aU buyers who fering will be sent to church Friday, a Table Lodge will be THOUSAND ■ OAKS, Calif. of ktoine. ' Ing Industry,” says Dean Johfl of $7,500. annually. Owner VERNON I ------; William McKinney, 118 Pearl Apartments, available Immed- has expressed a willingness flat, 2-car garage. 2 heating 648-5129^ CRAMPED FOR SPACE T Do- are now seeking or think­ members and It is suggested held. Dinner wlU be served at (AP) — Zoltan Hargltay, 6, son For on*'thing, the fishermen A. Knauss of the University ct WHY PAY 30-50 per cent m ore. Manchelfeter after 6 p.m. lately, call 649-7367. , . systems, excellent location. slrable 7 room house, buUt to ing about a larger home. they be designated tor'one of 6:30 p.m. with Table Lodge at actrese Jayne Mansfield, Is oom)^lh that oil prospecting Rhode Island’s Graduate School Our low overhead (no rent or to assist with the financ­ Custom Built Homes Buy now, only $18,600. Hayes the 2Q’s, good location, pantry, We offer a custom built, 7 the following projects: Care, 7:30. Reservations for the dto- wp^T****. Improved and recov- w ^ '^ l o r i v c s has Wiled large of Oceanography, “ I would hav* CoBtiiHwd From Prtcadliie Pogo employes) means low discount CX.EAN comfortable rooms, ing. Please contact this Agency, 646-0131. $11,500 BUYS THIS excellent 4- built-in cupboard, ample closet room Colonial, ,5 years old, Four brand new (non-da- ChUdren’s Services, Connecticut ner must bs made by Tueeday eririj; from spinal meningitis quantities of fish. For another, to bet on the petroleum indu» __ lUrila Pata 41 Prices on quality new furniture, free parking, genUemen. Call SMALL 3 room house and ga- agency for more details. room Ranch, full ceUar, many space, full-size bathroom, dew oh large country lot High valopment) bemaa Ranch, by celling Dr. Norman Fisher l^w-t developed after he w»S^ the fishermen claim off-shore try.” Help Wanted—Hale S6 uogB pirua ____ savings, service, and satts- before 7 p.m. 649-0826. Scran- rage, $85. Call 649-4291. Council of Churches, Connecti­ TWO FAMILY — Duplex, 4-4, extras, 15 minutes from town, hot air furnace. Aluminum 20’s. CaU J. Gordfm, 646- Raised Ranches, Ir-Ranoh. cut Institute of the Blind, So­ or Daniel Szalontai, stewards, mauled by a Hon GROOMING and boarding all facUon, without high pressqre ton Motel and Cabins, 160 Tol­ SHORT ORDER COOK close to schools, shopping and Mu^en Agency, Realtore, storms. Many poastblUtias, 8806. Kltcbm, buUt-toa, osramic ciety Crippled Children and Admitted Tuesday: Joan “He is respondtog^.to anti- —, j breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. salesmanship, visit us today. land Tpke., Manchester. THREE ROOMS, first floor, JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. bus. Verplanck. area. Call 643- asking $18,600. CaU A.CB. tiled baths, fuUy land­ Adults, Greater Hartford Coun­ Keutsher, RFD'2, Rockville; blotics andI his teinperaturevis 1 O lu E T M * Night Work, 4 p.m. to Closing cihase, Hebron Rd.. Bolton, LeBlanc Furniture C o .,, 196 central, gas heater, range, $60. Helen Palmer, Leonard Agen- ______668-1687. , 649-5261 Realty, 649-3392. B W scaped wooded loto. $20,- cil of Churches, John Milton So­ Gloria Johnson, 121 E .Main down, fluctuating between 99 643-5427. South St., Rockville. 875-2174. cy. Realtors, 646-0469 or 649- MANCHESTER — beautiful 4-4, The BARROWS and FURIUSHED R<50M'ne«r Main 000-$22,000. ciety, Mental Health Associa­ St; Dale Wllkerson, 33 River suid 101 degrees—which is not Apply In Person Open 9-8, Saturday 9-5. 4 ^ ROOMS, $125. . 3H rooms, 164 E. Center St., Manchester 3S77. 2-family centrally located, 4- _ RANCH—6 RO(»iBl modem WALLACE Co. DACHSHUND PUPPIES, AKC, St., 9 Hazel St., 640-2;70. tion, National Council of Church­ St. serious (of a youngster,” a 8-Member Panel Asked $115. Parking. 15 Forest St., -f—1------car garage, large lot, excellent kitchen with bullt4ne, formal Manchester Parkade Discharged ’Tuesday: Patrl- spokesman at Oonejo Valley Howard Johnson Restaurant ready to go, miniature and JUVENILE DESKS and chairs, dining room, large Uvtog room, FLEXIBLE FENANOING es, Newington Home, Open off Main St., 646-0090, 643- MANCHESTER — 4 room income. Call Mitten Agency, Manchester 649-5306 cia Cooksey, Old Stafford Rd., OqnTmunity Hospital in Thou- standard, champion blood walnut finish.. Just the scarce MANCHESTER — East Center house, city water, sewer, con- Realtors, 643-6930 3 bedroome, garage, tot lOOx Hearth, Rock'ville Nursing Asso­ Tolland Tpke., Manchester Apartments— Flats— 5675. Tolland; Deborah LCDuc, 58 vSSnd Oaks, Calif., said Wednea- To Study Qassroom Need lines. Also Weimaraners. item you've been looking for. venient location, new fu rn a ce ,____ 200, excellent condttion, 3 years CDLCHESTBR Only 90 minutes ciation, Salvation Army, Share Tenements 63 St. location, 6 room older home Hammond St.; Kenneth Hut^- day. store Southington l-6g8-6573. Marlow's, 861 Main St., Fur. only $11,500. Call now, Hayes BOWERS SCHOOL area —Im- old. Philbrick ReaJ- from PftW, Bast Hartford via DIMOCK REALTY our Substance, Veterans of the Residents attending Tuesday suit in the Meadowbrook School TRUCK DRIVER and FIVE ROOM apartment, third excellent condition, large lot A%paey, Ins, 72 Village S t ; / JiArry Zoltan underwent surgery tor THREE ROOM apartment, 11 v- Agency, 646-018L maculate 7 room Cape, 2-car tors, 640-8464. scenic Route 3 and only 80 min­ Cross, World Council of Christ­ night’s town meeting will be built three years ago, being keeper. Hours 8-6, go^^bene DACHSHUND _ puppies,'AKQ niture Departme ^ floor, central location, $100 ilO x 150. Ideal for professlMi- 049-9623 049-6345 Moorehouse, 43 West St^; Clin- a skull fracture and spleen re- I ' ■ '— ■ garage. Call Helen Palmer, utes from the shore. Beautiful ian Education and World Coun­ asked to authorize the board used solely for the first and fits. Apply Cheney Brothers ^ h ^ Z r ’ " parents!'’^'’’ lorinl ^ S i^ i^ u to m a U c rig - sag ta ^ ing room, kitchen, __b^^room „„o„thiy. 742-8450. al building. Asking $ 24,m U ton Helm, Mountain St; Mrs. moval after he was mauled at Personnel office, 8-5, 31 Coop­ Leopard Agency, Realtors, 646- new homes with VA-nothing cil of CSiurches. of selectmen to appoint an second grades, home, raised by experienced cabinet, like new, does every- y e a f watei ------. ^ Realty Co., Inc. 643-2692. Mary H ill. 'son, Vernon an animal compound Nov. 26 er Hill St., or call 643-4141 for nome, raisea oy experiencea cawnei, iixe new, -H^erator heat not water, no NICE 4 room apartment, mid- „ Murdock 643-6472 IF YOU ARE THINKING 0469, 649-3877. _____ Loto For 9 t a » 72 down and RHA-mtolmum down aNDOVBR—enjoy country Uv- , On Sunday ^ afternoon ^ and eve- , eight-member study, commit- The loeatkm of Grades S breeder. Champion's at stud, thing, originally oyer $300, take ^ A««n»w’« now. Call die aged couple preferred, no Murdock, 643 64 . Garden Apartments. while his mother was posing for pets. Available now. Call flnenctog, $2,000 price rise com- smteb oft 4 room* up- • Christmas Family Work­ tee to Investlgnte the need for through 5 at the Hicks Memo- appointment. 1-668-7803. over last 6 monthly payments TWO FAMILY—7-6 In business MANCHEgiaDR--Lots, tots, tots. Births Tuesday; Daughter to pictures. McKinney Bros., Inc., 643-2139. peU. 643:7638, 649-0463. BROAD ST.-^15,000 square foot OF BUYING tog to a tew weeks...buy now e d to aocommodate your «“ P be conducted with sev- additional elementary class- rial School in September 1967 of $9 each. Call 622-0931. zone two, one block from Main .Four A-aons, two B-zone, two Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Woods, Miss Mansfield, who contraot- PARTS MAN lot adjacent to the Manchester and save! Colonials, Spilt Lev­ gnrwtog family. 3ed to report Its value select this modestly pric- 643-9601 after 8 p.m. W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4685. beautiful tree shaded lots, love- nisi. Paneled Uvtog room, fire- ment. UNPAID BALANCE to wall carpeting, outside bal- p q u r r o o m , second floor "Noel Modern*" by the Junior 64I-371L MONTHLY PAYMENTS Houses For Sale 72 6d 6 room Ciipo with 2 unfin- ly suburban neighborhoods with place, 6 bedroonia. Private M. GILSTON, INC . FREE—KITTEN to good home, conies, free gas heat and hot apartment, heat, stove and re- WOODHILLw \j\jum* mnTQHTS Split TREED AND landscaped lOOx easy parkway commuting. Best toks privileges. Only $8,600 Pilgrim FrilowSMp will be pre­ a march to honor of the St ^ part angora. Call 643-9647. $16.79 water and gas for cooking. Louis Gldbe-Democrat formation of the com- Briarton’s recomtnendw 3474 Main St., Hartford 3 COMPLETE fWgerator. Center St. location. MANCHESTER—ENJOY care- Level, walking distance to 156 lot. $8,000. Wolverton Agen­ buys to Conn, at $16,900 to down. Paaek, Realtors, 309-7476. sented. 249-7751 Stove, refrigerator, garbage cy, Realtore, 640-3813. COLLIE - SHEPHERD cross rvLILJXViaROOMS OF\JV rFURNITURE UIVLXAX LJAVAM ~ . 7. a ___ Adults. -AO.AA,* 649-4426. ,ree living. In this economical T h e r m s . “ e S 'l a r o S ’. $23,900. The Samuel M. Lavitt ' Meetings Slated UAW Denies All of this merchandise Is in disposal. Resident supermtend- Seven rooms, 2 baths and gar- Agency, Mt a Realtors at Ver- CX5VHNTOY—NORTH, 6 . Three groups of the Vernon 2-famll3 baths ^ ^ e r. WANTED — BUILDiNG lot to Sd-xa «ai ho«« m RECEIVING CLERK ______- and si( imaces, age. Buik-ln oven and range, non Qrole, 64S-3188, 675-6397. ~Ranch, encloaed breeseway. Junior Women’s Club will bold ______left our store and is fully guar- jind Hemlock Streets. Immeto- Furnished Apartm cnto 63-A plumhdrj return , carpets and other extras. $21, Mancheater auitaible for 3-fam- oversized garage. Large Uytog meetings tonight at various S ?0 C .i; ™lp»wth Of . re- “ “SS FOR RETAIL SOLD Uy home. OaU 648-7080. Delinquency AKC GERMAN Shepherd f«- anteed. Some in original fac- ate occupancy, $126. monthly. ______Investment minded. VICTORIA RD.—Here Is a su- 999 Owner, 649-0778. TOLLAND — Raised Ranch, 6 room with stone fireplace; Sec- homes of the members. m. oomi»«r of TO™There are 365S students, present­ complete Ma rough draft of the tmard by superintendent male puppy, 4 months old, tory crates and cartons with (jail ’TWO 3-room and one 4;room Call now, $18,900. Paul W. per-value in a 6H room Colo- — . — a bedrooms, large living room, and garage or 'woric fttop- Large The International Affairs ly housed to tho high school. Furnitiire Warehouse nial, garage, landscaped lot. NEW LISTING—^West side, • MANNARINO furnished apartment, includes Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. 1^ baths, 3 ear garage, large lot. Priced reaiMattoaBy. $13,900. committee will meet at the O f Payment march to a week when he re- schools Robert Briarton. , _____ Experienced needed. Good pure Mack, $50. 742-8459. Beautrfui*H^^^^^ Features new aluminum com- room home, corner lot, conven- Suburban For Sale 75 ■ The school board voted to re- Other Items MANAGEMENT CO. TV, heat, electricity, on bus wooded lot In “ exceptional U ft R Realty 0>., line. 6tt- home of Mrs. Edward Geddes, turns to Rome. pay. Many benefits. Call k it t e n s w a n t in g a good Refrigerator (Oonlfamed from Page One) 289-7395 line, parking, $150. monthly. MANCHESTER — 6 or 6 bed- blnation windows. Priced to iently located. $16,500. Leonard sbu T O WINDSOR —Executive neighborhood. A ssum able 3692, R. D. Murdock 043-6472. D’Artega said he hoped to re- quMt the board of selectmen to ^ home. 7 beauties to choose Beautiful Bedroom Suite 23 Broadleaf Dr., for the pur- Mr. Pettengili, 646-0111. 649-6271. room Colonial. Excellent loca- sell quickly. AgMicy 646-0469. S room custom built Ranch, mortgage. $18,900. Philbrick . Louis to February to Include on toe call of a toira ^ m « ^ frcwn. Gall 289-5790 after 6. Beautiful Living Room Suite tlon, near shopping, bus, . ___ Beautiful Dinette Set .m, air- oonditiontog, breezeway, Agency, Realtors, 649-8404. c x u ve n Rr y PART-TIME receiving clerk and FOUR ROOMS, irith h^t wa- COVENTRY — Furnished 2 schools, aty uUHties. I^t wETHERELL ST. — Her* Is mortgage Attoi'cUv* 8- garage and aU the extras that N O EL N OEL ---- Beautiful “ Deluxe" Range In- ter, $85. J. D. Real Estate, The Conservation group wlU tobor moven^t The UAW ^ March” In Kiel Opera House. study ^rom- authorize the boeud of selectmen stock helper. Apply Tober Base­ Articles For Sale 45 stead of Hotpoint Electric Re­ room cottages, $50. monthly. your opportunity to buy a bedroom^lLich. flreplac*, you would expect to this truly TOLLAND WOODS —6 nyidels dape Cfod on 86x36 founda­ ball Mfg. Co., 114 Brooklyn St., frigerator, if you prefer. Rugs, 643-5129. Furnished trailer, $80. month­ Call 643-6930, 643-2325 from $19,900. Open daily, 876- meet st the home of Mrs. L | ^ ^ Chubby Checker /-^mlttee% iS^e re“ re- to spend no more than^_^ brand new Ranch home at a (^ees, view. Hutchins A g^ cy , fine home. Out of state owner tion provides qMclous liv­ rence Cavanaugh, 15 Brimwood quent ^ In tts flnsnMal obligBr t^nuooy fanecner ^ a«ntatlve from each of the the Equipment Stoktog Rockville. POWER MOWER —year old. Lamps, Tables, Linoleum and a HAVE customers waiting ly. Five room duplex, $65. wants fast sale. Hayes Agen­ MIO. Directions: Wilbur Ch^oSa ing with gracious charm. ThreV room ;: '$75.’ c a r r ’befor'e CONCORD RD - beautiful ;^ „fh rT n r.rl"lof kw ltors,' Sears E-zee, sit down, 3 h.p. Few Other Articles on Display for the rmital of your apart­ cy, 646-0181. to Exit 98, take Mile HIU Road Three liedrooms, 1% baths, P'“ ’ ^ **5 ^l^evar there were todica. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - boards of selectmen and edu- Fund, and to purchaw a s ^ Good running condition, 742- at Main Store. to Ochring Rd. turn left, con­ poUutton and to consider proj- remaining vacan- spreader, a road sander and a ment or home. J D. Real 1 p „ ... Mr. , « » » family room. Add to aU EVERYTHING VERNON tinue to New Rd,, turn right, acts of the national conservation ^ ^ Checker and Ms wife, a former cle* would be filled by mem^ snowplow for truck attachment HELP WANTED 8267. Estate, 643-5129. ------en. 2 bedrooms, recreation ORESTWOOD DR. — Here’s a fronUng on two mlan roads 6 this 3 acres o f land. Hera THE UNPAID take first right tvMch is Blue­ federation., Mis* World beauty contest bers of the community Appoint- Also, to authorize toe fUtag of BALANCE PRICE room, landscaped yard. Mar- completely captivating Cap* lot possibUity. SKATER’S WALTZ is tha Ctaiistroas present! FREE WHEELS — Buy two berry Rd. The Grow and Show Garden wtonec, becanle parents of a ^d by the board of (duSn. oppltoations for toe state and BRIDGEnORT OPERATORS ONLY $418.26 LOOKING for anything In real Bosiness Locations $18,900! new snow tires at reg:ular ______Ion E. Robertson, Realtor, Cod combining modern comfort From the warmth of tMs Orovto wiU meet at the home of girl today. The call of the town meeting ' “ e^al Open Space funds to be estate rentals — apartments, For Rent 64 with Colonial charm. 7 rooms, Beal Elstate, 643-9332. LATHE OPERATORS price, get two new' wheels homes, multiple dwellings, no 643-5953. three bedrofnn Ranch you OCXAIMBIA^ ROOM year Rita Manchester. OHve Lime, to ‘ . diecker. whose real name is authorizes toe board of select- ^ free. Cole's Discount, 451 Cen­ ASK FOR "CARL' bciUis, full shed dornieTi can tiptoe to your private ’rouiid home, lake privileges, B & W ASSETkEBLY MEN fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, SUITE of offices presently jrvrnr q>wn famllv flat __ 6-8 nanaia/i romnir i-nnm RANCH, 4 Tha BARiROWS and see a demonstration on flower _ umest Evans, and Ms wife, toe to appoint the committee. 500 purchase price of CrandaU’a ter, 643-5332. Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 #43.5129. suited for nrofes.slonalprofessional Dumos*purpose ‘7 paneled family room, bbreeze- r e e ^ skating pond. Add a treed $13,900 1-423-9291 TRAINEES See It Day or Night rooms, wooded lot with large W AU-AOB Oo. arranging. Mrs. George ConneU SSieSJ wMch Is toe standard vro- and ^jodntog tolrty-sej^ lot, garage, central loca­ If you have no means of is now available in the State attached garag"*- R«- ahade trees. City water and ManOhaafter Parkade wiU he oo-feoetess. The meeting “ toe Netherlands, were married ^edure according to town coun- Liberal Benefits, Presently - 4 'i kitchen, 22 lliing room, sep- duced in price for, immediate tion. Fifteen minutes to COVENTRY — small 4 room eration ottlcialiy commented Theater Building. Can be sub­ sewers, handy to bue and ehop- ManMiestor 049-5300 will be at 8 pm. March 12. 1964. „i Robert King, when the ee- Working 50 Hour Week arate furnaces, city utilities, sale. house, with tils bath. Ml base­ only that "we never diiKhns the S SirBr.”.;: auto for you. ™ No obligation .■oom duplex, baths, dl.sh- divided if necessary. For in­ ping. $2,000 cash required. $14, Hartford. Assumable. Mr. Young GOP to Meet The mother and baby were leotmen are requested to put ^ agendee. tre. Rent electric shampooer Also older 2-famlly. Call Leon board heat, enclosed pordi, BWM_ «v D.vMeUII finandal XURUSWHJ SftWUWUUnsituation lAof the APTj- even if you don't buy. So, come washer, private patio and cel- formation call Theater mana­ 600. Philbrick Agency 649-8464. Lewis, 649-5306. reported doing fine (Us mom- the call of a town The final Item for oonaldera^ Cieszynskl. Builder, 649-4291. sT ._T h ls is a dandy ______reasonably priced. 742-7056. CIO and Its afflUates.’ ^ $1. Paul's Paint and Wallpa- gjoug ggg i,jg bargain, lar. J. D. Real Estate C3o-, 643- ger. 643-7832. B & W tion Is toe authorization of the E. A. PATTEN CO. per Supply. W anted—Real Estate 77 can club wUl bold a meeting Informed sources said the *“*• meeting. A—L—B—E—R—T’—S 6129. 67 PRINCFTTON SW __ 3 had- investment property. 10 rooms, SPBX5IAL LISTING — Man- The BARiROWS and SOUTH~mND60R — romn - and reception Friday at 8 p.m. Selectmen to increase, by trans­ 803 Wetherell St., Manchester 5 auto workers had a Mstory of ^ Ifing predicted the aMect- LOAM SALE! regular $16. 43-«ALLYN ST., HARTFORD . TjmTTrQTFR. — 3 3’TORE — center of Manchester, WALLAOK Co. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, large fer, the General Account of toe S 7»aw.. »2 'z ; ^ WANTED—income property, 8 *t 37 Center St. All resident* making their monthly payments U on Adams would appoint realdenta to trtone-free loam for $14. Pill, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 MANCHESTER - 3 newly remodeled etore, froi.* Manchester Parka^ kitchen. Asking $15,900. Must since HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Some- budget from $16,000 to $22,000. apartment, first floor, appli­ and interior, reasonable rent­ or more uMts. MWt be good registering Republican on time but, until Wednesday, toe committee bn the recom- gravel, sand; stone and ma- SCARCE ITEMS—But Marlow's Mondbester 649-5306 be sold, foreclosure touninant body got Smart, and tt left actor m«ndatlon of the school board. No School Announcements PORTER WANTED —lor part- ances, heat and hot water in­ als: Brokers Invited. 522-3114 rsntal area. Private buyer. 649- Labor Day are invited to attmd. Sept. 15. nure. 643-9504. Don Adams saying: "1 feel like Briarton’* report, vtolch Tolland “No School”^ an­ time shift, 3-7 p.m. Please ap- ______has them! Qiildren's maple ta­ cluded, small quiet building. BOLTON—Cheaper than rent, Hayes Agency, 649-018L 7804.----- A short business meeting wlH Some informants ^ viewed liM E gaTage rieeWe d o ^ S As members of both the Great- Hni, Broker. 644-1485, 643-W64. nouncements will be teoadcast ble and chair sets with formica INDUSTRIAL Space — 2,000 I got Mt In the ncoe. It buri^” prompted the committee forma- ply Mister Donut, 266 W. Mid- pj,,g q-EHRinc the way we're Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $18,000. $87.91 pays all per COVENTRY — Lakewood situation as a move by ReUtber over WTTC radio, according to die Tpke. tops. Big selection of children's square fee'., drst floor space. custom built. Immediate occu- er Vernon Multiple Listing Sys- MANCHESTER—Six room Oo- month on tMe 34>edroom home Burning a fight scene Wednee- rooommended toe con- selling Blue Lu.stre for clean- tern and the Manchester Multi- Heights, 5 room Ranch, wooded to pukh Meany Into an open ing rugs centroUy^ located. Will sub­ pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. lonial, VA bathe, modem ■kitch­ with goxwge, eiteelan wefi, new mmselweeft Mem maaOm ' - pie Listing System we have lot, $11,900. Ftaaaelng avail­ Pinney Still Rules complaint against tbs auto ’The announcements will be fireplace and garage, $150. per divide.’ For particulars call en with buUt-ina, stove, dleh- Ml furnace, 11x33 paneled Mv- ■'0«t SmM." •«»»■ J, J, B,ptomber electric shampooer $1. Olcott__ month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- warren E Howland, Realtor, ROCKLEDGB — 7 room con- over 175 listings to show you. able. Leonard Agency, Raol- workers. made In the event that local waSher and disposal, 8 ..bed­ kq; room with wall to w ^ can tally brMce Adama’ nose. i##g PARACHUTE RIGGERS variety Store. MARLOW'S HAS lamps galore 5129. temporary Split Level. Modem (jaii us, today, for efficient, tors, 646-0409. But Meany, since the foreign 350 Main St., 643-1108. rooms, $19,900. Philbitek Agen­ peting, on 107X163 lot, aasum- Adamo, who plays agent Max- The committee will be asked for every taste. Modem, colo- kitchen, large living room with professional real estate service. REFRIGERATOR — combina­ cy, 648-8464. Able FBA mostgage at 5^ per VERNON Owner bss pra-ar- to rtudy the housing needs of EXPERIBNOED OR naal, pm-upa, table; pole and CLEAN 8 ROOM apartment, BUILDING— CENTER of Glas- cathedral ceiling, one fujl and State GOP Committee private physician. tion stove; electric broiler, eent Ftooncing no problem, ranged easy financing on tiiia ther. taowain, tree lamps. 861 Main St., Fur- working couple, no pets. 643- tonbury, suitable for business two half baths, family room, GLENDALE RD.—Open deily Tha series fSmlng will be "'■r.rsniisrf.Men’s Volleyball League WILLING TO LEARN mangle iron, band saw. 649: JARVIS REALTY CO. Owner, 6134>286. 2 year old lovely 4 bedroom Meany’a reported reaction number of classrooms wMcb niture Department. 7638, 649-0463. or offices. Will remodel. Call garage, $28,0(K). Philbrick and Sundays. New 6-room over In a few days, said pro­ The Men’s Volleyhall League 6405. Colonial to preferred blgh whm It first was learned the will be needed and projections APPLY AT 649-0565, after 5. Agency, 649-8464. Ranch with carport, unique VERNON 7 room Cape, large OK’s Advisory Panel duction supervisor KU Owens. will play its second games of TWO MERSMAN mahogany THREE ROOMS for rent, sec- REALTORS neighborhood with cUy water auto workers had started falling of town growth based on kin­ IF CARPETS look dull and kitchen-family room arrange­ ’ kitchen, fireplace, country size the season tonight In the oval end tables, excellent con- ond floor, with heat, $90. 643- OFFICE SPACE available Jan- MANCHESTER — near bus. 333 East Center St. and aewer. Built-in Utchen, (Oontinned from Page One) bMilnd in per capita payments dergarten through eighth grade. dreary, remove the spots as 643-1121 ment, 2 fun baths, large bed­ lot in an area of fine taomea Hicks Miemorial School gym. dition. 643-0628. 9601. uary 1. Excellent location and Older 6 room Colonial, 2-car formal dtolng room, spacious was , "to do notMng and tall no Tolland does not have public PIONEER PARACHUTE they appear with Blue Lustre rooms, aluminum siding. As- Only $13,990. Hayes Agency, RepUbttcaM who are not mem­ Scheduled at 7:15, Hayden parking facilities. 257 East garage, enclosed porch, quiet fireplaced Mvhig room, at­ one.” Meany reportedly had Henry Cabot Lodge kindergarien faculties at toe CO. sumaUe mortgage and priced e46-01$L bers of the central oommiititee. BOSTON ( ~ “ end Mason vs. Chambers Mov­ ^eS-Wm^a3co. ^^dSf^ike‘t;w ^ S ^ ^ g ^ ^ n c M h e 5 ‘ ^nter St._643-2163 or 643-9527 Mreet. ^.900. Hayes TWO NEW Raised Ranch^, 2^ to seUrWesle'rR’ SnduT'^’ tached garage. Vacant and Wadding ers and niree Sons Cleaners vs. 168 Forest St., Manchester rngiaaire, iixe new, »4«. 044 _ _ _ _ pe,„re 6 n.m. Agency, 646-0131. baths,baths,' large modem kitchen, strucUon Co-, 643-1567. must be sold! Asking $3S,500. ^SiJIi^“^irtorp(^ toirSilfS? to?°Illto ‘^^pSi^toorease Noted 8962. $110. J. D. Real Estate, 643- before 5 p.m. dude boto committee mem- J !L “ Viet Nam, will be a* Ms home hi Briarton pointed to a more Consumers 'Bfood Centre, and 649-5211 SET OF LATE model first flight formal dining room, sliding Tito Samuel M. Lavitt Agency, 5129. — ^ PRIVACY — Wooded custom 8:15, Tolland Barbershop vs. irons, 2- wedge, in good condl- k ENMORE ELEX?TRIC dryer, glass doors onto a sundeck, Littlost Fashions MLS Realtors at Vamon Or­ than SOO-student increase in g r Ranch, fireplace, foyer, dish- Charter > SuDivaii he won on liWs issue, too. after D e c ^ B^redertck Flott, qieclal as- g(dioM population in Grades 1 Town Line Auto Body. tion, $60. Call after 9 p.m. excellent condition, $76. 649- FOUR ROOMS, convenient to Houses For Rent aluminum siding. 5’/i per cent el*. 643-3158, ST5-6Q97. _ _ washer, disposal, wall to wall Legal Notices Mrtant to Lodge In Saigon, told throiwh 8 during toe last twoi Present standings and, team DRIVER 649-5086. mortgage may be assumed, 2- Miss Shannon L. SulUvan and seventy M tte 73 State Oen- 6941 after 6 p.m. Saturday school, bus and stores. Garage 6 room carpets, 2-car garage, Hutchina newsmen during a Boston visit year* and predicted a natural captains are: ETrst place, Tol- Laundry and dry cleaning sup- and heat. $130 monthly. C a ll MANCHESTER car garages, rec rooms, 2 fire- AT A COURT OF PROBATE; Gerald W. diarter, both of El- trsl OommMa* memben^ Ranch, cellar, fireplace, near Agency. Realtors, 649-5324, held at Coventry, within and tor * I- More Pressure Wsdneaday that Lodge will stay M over 6(K) Baijiershop, Skeet lawaon, mv" distributor offers excellent MAY I SHOW you In your ______- places, $29,500. Philbrick Agen- me District of Coventry, on the 2nd Tho Motif Hats Mogton, were united In pasRiag* aitended the meeting. Anooid' school, shopping, $165. month- Not. 24 at BUingtoo Oongrega- mg to aome reports, oppoMtion « several days with his famUy the first eight grades witoin 3 wins, no tosses; and Thr^ opportunity and steady employ- home or mine, lovely hand- f RIGIDAIRE refrigerator, for- ______DUPLEX — 2 family, 6-6 bultt- cy, 646-8464. day of December 1966. made reasonably priced. Bar- kitchen set, 36" gas MANCHESTER—FINE location, ly. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Present, Hon. Elmore TUikincton, ttoaol Church. to gfcvtag Plnwy toe powej^ to 1* OF l/U Ur m O argO over Chrlotmaa. a four-year period. He empha- Sons CTeaners, Robert Dumont, 'ment to conscientious man. In rapge, dishwasher, wall to Judge. Route includes Connecticut and hie (H ’,'2-12") Skipper (8-9") range, divan and cJwir. Call newly decorated 5 room apart'* wiill cnrnetinv assumable BBUT LEVEL—6*/i rooms, 8 Estate of Ira H. Kennoa late of The biida is to* daughter of the advisocy commlttaa ------sized Ms figures Included cMl- 3 wins, no Iossm; ^ o n d p ^ e , dolls clothes. 643-0636. room Ranch, with wall carpeting, assumaoie . modem kitchen with Covenlfy, in said District, deceased; Mrs. O ul O. Wheeler of ElMng- led by former Mate MwOr* On Rhodesians western Massachusetts. Apply 643-2203. ment.; Garage. $100 monthly. mortgage, price $23,500, PhU- w The Administrator having exMbit- wea WBEB HAD 8MOKEY dren already Mated on th« school ^nsumers Food ^ treed lot.^ Lake privileges, ^ builWns, treed lot, rec room, hi, administration account with ton and John L. Sullivan of Ut- man Edwin H. May Jr. of Weill* namnu fakftn in Sentember 1965“ Jones, 2 wins, 1 toes and 3rd in person or call for appoint­ AURORA RACING set, HO ■ • - ■ ------Hayes Agency, 646-0131. brick Agency, 649-8464. (OontlBaed from Page One) NEW YORK (AP)—Weeb Bw- census taken In September 1905“ available immediately. $33. one car garage, patdo, $19,500. »ald estate to this Court for allow- lea. N. Y. Tha bridegroom la enfieid, Pfamey’e predaeeaaor. ___ _ ,, cciMral manager and and did not toke into consldera- pMce, C!hamb^Moyers, Bo*^ ment. scale, 25' of track. 6 cars, all weekly. Call 742-6736. M. GILSTON, INC . Musical InstramentS 53 JENSEN Apartments — 4’4 BRICK RANCH — Modern Phdlbrick Agency, Realtors, “ ”oRDBRED; That the I2ih day of tha aon of Mr. and Wn. Wesley pjnney amwunced at the last ®*^**?*** .T*r« tion on anv chansre in tho town’s Mulligan, 1 win, 2 loBWS. Tied accessories, $26. Railroad set, rooms with heat and hot aiA-)UA4 ■ December, 1966, at 9:00 o'clock. Mm to oomider a United em- «>«*<< for last place with no wlria and 8474 Main St., Hartford kitchen with built-ins, 2% Charter of BaUngton. _ ’ ______rtrnfins of the Mm State onc* hadOcntiwl Los Angel** Dodger population..J____^ U.. once had Los Anaelea Dodger population. 25' of track, 6 cars, one loco- LUDWIG DRUMS, pearl spar- ter, 1>^ baths, air-conditioning, forenoon, at the Probate Office in three losses are Town line 249-7751 large private lot, 2-oar garage, baths, formal dining -room, the Municipal Building in said Cov- The Rev. Donald iQgUs of El- Oomonittea Not, 16 that he In- . . —. manesrer Walter (Smokey) Al- All ava..aiu»..available c^sroonta In moUve, $10. Excellent. 649- complete set, less than refrigerator and stove, patio TWO FAM.TLY — 4-4, expand- entry, be and the same is assigned;^, , one' year old. Call 643-7847. references required, $140. per family room with fireplace, 2- Ungton - Congregational------— , Church tended - to------resign------wMhin- .aSO days,-•-« View,, that a ^ban V- on Rbodetian — jj.-- Sion a* ^a snioeni atwt MiamixfioTint Un- un- theuf* two elementarj^chools elementary schools are Auto B * H „ot ZerM _ -mu nb^ 0361. and basement storage, near month. Ask for Mr. Philbrick, car garage, AA zone, $32,500. able Ranch style, l^ge wc«d- « a^nr'wifil performed toe ceremony. Miss but Ms resignation has appuv ^ r t s w ^ be more reedUy ^ ^ now In use. Next year’s first Hayden and Mason. Bill Baker. high school. 649-9404, 649-9644. 6u lot, conv6ni6Xit locfttion. eatate aiMl thU Coutl dir^ta TWO PAIR—children’s ski _ _ _ „ _____ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Philbrick Agency , Realtors, Dorothy Gorman of Vernon was ently been postponed untfi the Help Wantea— Leonard Agency, Realtors, thal notice of the time and place _ Any move to fortMd oil ship- *7 graduated from grade class wUl increase from Manriiester Evening Herald 37 boots, good condition, size 2 and BABY l^fno ^ 5 r e E ROOMS; furnished or 640-8464. 649-8464. a.eslrned (or said hearing be given mold of honor. Kevin Charter of advisory oonunittqgfi’s work la Male or Female 646-0469. m ^ to Rhodesia would re- Miami, BwM^ tou^ physlcM nine to ^ 3. $5 each or will swap for dition. reasonable. CaU 643-6663 ga^.heat. Adults. to all persons known to be interest­ saungton served as Ma broth- completed. umumian^.^a i CL . ■ m a ^n CHESTER—5 room single GARRISON Colonial —2 years ed therein to appear and be heard MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER for size 8>/i or 9. 649-1047 Parktog.^Rearonable.^New Bol- ^ thereon by mailing on or before .De­ ar*a best man. Finney said be intended to Andover or Coventry. Six days #. cember 8th. 1966. by certified mail, meet. with ■■■ toe advJsooT------Africa commit. — a step British M m e STEEL STRING folk guitar for t 7402. heat, fireplace, excellent con­ Judge. . adviaocy group to decide w h ^ - mol trade’’ with Rhodesia re­ I BHORT ORDER cook — night opment tank, spools, Gralab co j,N B flat clarinet, good con- VERNON — ideal 3 room apart- COVENTRY—12 room Co­ Estate of Josephine Toth, late of er it would recommend one can­ He said the doctors wanted to work, 4 p.m. to closing. Apply timer, trays, etc. 643-8412. dition, $85 . 643-8698. dition, long road frontage. Coventry, in said District, deseosed. A theft of about $50 in cash^ gardless of Security Council ac­ FOUR ROOM.apartment, third ment, newly redecorated, se- lonial home, several outside The Administrator having exhibit­ didate or several for toe poet of take the gaM bladder out and in person. Howard Johnson ■— ------; ------floor, very clean. Appliances, eluded and conveniently locat- HutchiriS Agency, 649-5324 was rqwrtad to poUca yester­ tion. buildings, over 83 acres of ed his administration account with state ebainnan. "after aB, with that. kind of Restaurant, Tolland Tpkq., BLEICTRIC BASS guitar, like hot water and heat. $100 per ed in, country setting. Stove said estate to this Court (or allow­ day by Jeon Wring of East Diamonds—Watche»— DUPLEX — 14 rooms, 6 ga­ land, one half mile front­ ance. it is LONDON (AP) —Ambassador thing In my body and a bod Manchester. new, with strap and instruc- month. Will furnish, $125. per and refrigerator, 846-0311 ORDERED: That the l2th day of Hartford. The woman toM po­ rages, office space, centrally age. Asking $39,000. Carl ds Wat of South Africa heart, I don’t want them both '' JewidiT 48 . tioh book, $80. or best offer. month; 644-0649 between 9 December, 1966. at 9:30 o'clock, lios she had been shopping at PUNCH PRESS operators, part _ located, aluminum siding, hot forenoon at the Probate Office In Thieves Steal called at the British Foreign there at the same time.” 643-7632. a.m.-3 p.m. ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3 % the Municipal Building In said Cov­ King's Department Store and I • • ••• # 0 •• ••# • • • 6 or full-time. Ga?le Mfg. WA^TOH AND J E W ^ Y water 2-zone heat, 4 bedrooms Ofitoe today and urged that But, Biserihower said, ‘ T feel 8 room apartment, stove, refrlg- pairing. Prompt service. Up to F. M. GAAL AGENCY entry, be and the same Is assigned was trying on some boots. Sh* fine — Just following Ihc., 1068C Tolland St., East 4 % " ROOM luxury apartment, ' erator, heat and parking, 15 each side. PWlhrick Agency, for a. hearing on the allowance of Holiday Lights Britain Sboi^ ones again, even toe $20. on your old watch In GAIL GREEN said administration account with dUooverad her wallet missing doctora’ advice, that’s all.” Hartford. An equal opportun- Antiques 56 appliances, utilities, p a t 1 o, minutes from Hartford, adults, 649-8464. BROKER trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. o jo onno said estate and this Court directs as she was leaving tiis store. tw o thefts of Christmas Hght Hia mention of a bad heart tty employer. storage and parking, l>/4 no pets, $100. monthly. 649- 643-2682 74^-7UVJ that notice of the time and place Bray, 737 Main St„ StaU WANTED 70 buy historicpJ MANCHESTBR-6 room Cape in assigned (or said hearing be given was apparentiy a referOToa to baths. $155. 644-0649, between 4824, 875-1166. ^ with the rebel wMte ml- maps, papers, flasks, bottl^is. to all persons known to be interest­ 8102 Mb medical history — a major m e n a n d women needed in Theatre Building. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Bowers School area. 8 bed- ______ed therein to appear and be heard hoot OOUntor# pOHCO nor ■ ^Mlm ■ rrf TUwWmiA. in* our fine well established com­ Ink wells, glass, plates, etc.; ______ANDOVER______GARDEN______-apart- r __ rooms, dining room, eat in vANCHESTSlft __ Bowers thereon by mainiu;laillng on or,..before waHet was there, but tores About 20 light bUlb* dlsap- ^ hea|ft attack while he was presi­ pany, excellent income, full or THREE OR FOUR bedroom ments - 3 rooms, stove and kitchen, living room with >pen g^hool, 7 room Cape. 4 bed- ?*TOpy*"of’’l l f "ofe to 1 tens, two fives sad son* sin- p#and Tuesday Mght from to dent to 1966 and a minor attack Floilats— Norseries 49 part-time also Saturdays. Call mgs, lumiiure, ciocxs, ap- apartment, second floor, many refrigferator furnished, $90., no stairway, tree shaded yard, moms, fireplaced UvlRg rooin, Shores, Coventry, A charming assortment for 5233 einoe be lei^ fotfice. praisal by appointment. 649- Btoenhower also has under­ 528-6702 for appointment. CHRISTMAS TREES! Tag npw! ^tras, $146. per month. 644- lease. Leonard Agency, 646- $16,900. IWolverton Agency, modern l^itclien, family room. i£ m o r b TUBKINGTON. Judge. 4196. gone an operation for ileitis, suf­ 0649 between 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 0*89- 'Realtors, 649-2813. Q^ly $17,900. Hfiyes A gency, (j^ b iT OF PROBAl i . AOOODNTANT — experienced later! Bring toe family tty features a oacimg «»**; w w ZIj, ^ 4« i . . « . e«n«n mit H«r mekat- s-wi'O mmIilv evrolnsr Ms wlf* Prime mmtsier, sannasar j . fered a minor stroke,, and has held at Coventry, within adatopsd yoke, a rattled s r o S ^ a a l eat together to have faBan out cC l)»r pocket- S:80 T\»eeday evening ids wife , T ? T ^ i b t i ^ r o n n m i Junior for fuU-tJliie, permanent to Stanley 'Wee Wanted—To Bajr SI o 6 l ONIAL o Xk Apartments BOLTON lA K E , V em on -5 FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 full bath*,' 846-0131. on 8th form toe poplar glantisize bobk « t the oo^ter\ a ^ \kxdced out the front window and the District of Coventi set and sction-tovlng piayMitt ' been treated for arthritis. staff portion with progressive Hill off Itoute 6 at enuren ^ ~ —4 % room duplex,t, appliances ^ om Ranch, 3 bedrooms, modem kitchen wito iniui-ina, EJlsenhower told newsmen he CPA ftnn. 649-5884 anytime. in Andover. <^pn Saturdays, WE B W Md sell Mtlque qnd and uUlltiesiiiclu^ed. Parking gtove. refrigerator, flTepdace,, 2 fireplaces, walk-out ® ■ ‘a SSIw’lSLif bSii ^ abandoning S In sizes 6 montos to 8 years, top favorites of all hats! toe money, ho^es^to be home for Christmas ._ Sundays, and by appolntaen^ used furniture, china, , gla^s and storage. J. D. Real Estate, lakefkmt pririlegee. 289-(»39. ment, screened porch, garage, ®ftote of Ids H. 44. . ihrtrtJi attempto to come to terms. De after a JO- or 12-day stay to toe - 742-6438. White spruce. Scotch silver, picture frames, #43.5129. » ______° ______j,andy location Philbrick Agen- ^ * r ls o n Colonial style Ute of ^Coventry. In said District. W«I 1 veer dress 1% yards 36- Pattern No. 6238 has oom- - — ------Wheivlire Dunphys went out- Wet ^ t nearly an hour wlto pine from $3 up, cones, boughs, coins, guns, i>ewter, scrap 1% Plrte crochet «nd «n ia h l^ to- STATE 8 A I U » HURT hospital. ^ „ Situations Wanted- cy. Realtors, 649-8464. '“ Thf'Executrix having exhlWted And, In answer to a question, fireplace wood, $4 per- trunk' gold, watches, old Jewelry, THREE ROOM apartment, ap- call Whsley R. Smith Construe- her administration account .with TCCtkms tor both type, ct hats. WASHINOTON (AP) - The M e they discovered about 20 Female 38 yards. said be hoped to be playing golf full. ' hobby collections, paintings, pliances and utilities, $110 per Apartment Buildings HANCHBlSTEat — near Main tion Oo., Ihc. 643-1667. said estate to this Court (or allow­ T foortU r.rand60clnfX-n.te: To ortar. send 85c in coin, to: t y y a .^Sfa U.N ance. It la . . . Pi^ Idy M sS^y^ . by the end of February — ‘T d TYPING (Ml O F n C E work attic dontenta or whole estates, month. 644-0649 betwe^i 9 For Sale 69 St, 4-family tom e. Blxcellent to; ORDESROD:. That the 19tb day .of la B a n ett Monebaster Eva. Arm* CUbot, M m ^ t e r aafly from Ooni>actirat_as w t t y " * * * « «mb*r«o on vital Miodaston Herald, 1160 AVE. OT of ttra* erawmen who wtteiad down the rtroet ___^ Mke to )>e chipping before than.'* done in my home. Have had MANPHESTBR-UNIQUB »ltu- “ me p r ^ w r . 8 w m a to ^ Herald. U50 AVE. ‘AMER­ Fuel and 49-A “ *• P'"^’ 1, NEW YORK, N.Y. W m s Wadneaday when a titon A t 20 WilUama S t, Eisenhower who said Weftoea- Office experience. Call 649- ICAS. Yroro Dim’t forget to get y w egy *SfnrU^‘stTtlTr an halt la Tr"'” Rdbart Hnks. aon of day momiiM ha found the bulb# day in ■ _s--tp ter 5 :30 anytime weekends. for sale. 649-8974. iinw 1ML4 rooms. KOf^ condl- ful private lot, many extras, flroplaces, kareened por

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N THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1968 IPAGE TWENTY-FOUR A. I. ■ Average Daily Net PreM Ron The WeathCT For the Week Ended Partly cloudy and «8l4 The -Women’s FeUowahlp of December 0 ,190B night, l«Jw to middle 40z; coor About Town Second Oongregaticnal Churdh ddermUe cloudiness, chance of will have an aJl-gnoup meeUng ahowen tomorrow, Wgh Hear Beaman Stmren n ! Bernstein, Monday at 8 p.m. at the ohuitdi. non ot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond The Round Table Singers of iiroid SIfeeL Manchester V 15,131 50. Bemateln of 22 Ooleman Rd., is Manchester High School wiU Maneheeter^A City of VU k^ ChUrm anioute to . the Caribbean for a present a program. A short de­ (CiMSiflsd Advertlsinc on Page SO) - PRICE SEVEN CENTS Ave-month deplbymenl, aboard votions service will be led by OPEN 10:00 AJL to 11:00 PJI. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 59 (THDUT-tWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAy, DECEMBER'9, 1966 the USS Hermitatre as part of the Tozer Group. The Strickland Assault Craft Unit Two. Group will serve refrerfiments. . SKF-URVia MPT STORI Machinist Mate 2.G. Prank L. Reservations for a VFW Aux­ •nil I lujiipjyDiii Maloney, son of Mr. and Mrs. iliary Christmas j>arty will close Prank Maloney of 22 Ehigle- tomorrow, and may be made wood Dr., I Is on maneuvers with Mr.s. Thomas Hovey, Ekust, aboard the USS Walnwrlght in Rd., Bolton, or Mrs. Kennetli Governors Move the mid-Atlantic and Carib­ Aseltine, 784 E. Middl^Tpke. ■ A ■ bean Sea, as a part of “Lant- Members are rem ind^'ro bring Aex-66,” the largest composite a gift for the party'Md an un­ training exercise for the U.S. wrapped g:ift3ft>r the Mansfield Atlantic fleet this year. Training School and the No(P- wlch Sttde Hospital. er Party Role Tlie Nayaug Yacht Club will lutherweds will meet tomor- have a Christmas Dinner Dance ' - tomorrow, with cocktails from ?ow at 8 p.m. in Luther Hall ^ to 8:30 p.m., at Glasttmbury of Emanuel Lutheran Church. Hills Country Club. Officers will Members are reminded to bring be elected, and members are baked goods wrapped as a gift reminded to bring a grab bag for a grrab bag. The event is . ffee’s Date State Chief A open Jo all couples of the church. gift. VFW Auxiliary will sponsor a ROYS* 3 to 7 For Surgery Wanted fo r card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. 'A at the post home. Plush, White House both foirwbys CORDUROY Is Delayed open Dennis C. Anderson, son of WASHINGTON (AP) — Wal­ COLORADO SPRINGS, Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Ander­ every nite till 9. ter Reed Army Hospital an­ Colo, (AP) — Republican ' son of 26 Edgerton St., recent­ Deep Pile governors, demanding a ly finished basic training at the ROBES nounced today that former Including sotu^oy \ r h party role to match their Marine Corps Recruit Depot, President Dwight D. Eisen­ Parris Island, S.C. bolstered numbers, went to Men’s hower is still undergoing tests work today to build an or­ Boy Scout Troop 133 of the and evaulatlon prior to gall ganization that could pro­ Second Congrregatlonal Church A Foggy Day in Manchester Town bladder surgery but that "no pel one of them into tho will conduct a paper drive on Turtleneck 2.97 date has been set for the sur­ GOP presidential nomina­ Saturday. Persons with paper downtown area during the time children were, tion. 9 gery.” to pick-up may contact Fred­ Patrolman Newton Taggart is visible — but not Their potential leaders weM much else — as he aids school children crossing headed for school and many workers were on the A hospital bulletin at 11 a.m. erick Peck at 756 N. Main St. way to office, store or factory. (Herald photo by not saying which one — al­ Warm and cozy cotton cor­ Main St. this morning. Heavy fog, which blanket­ said the date for the surgery though Michigan’s Gov. George Frederick Edwards of 428 Cotton duroy toddlers’ rdbes. Double- ed much of the state, was at its thickest in the Ofiara) "will only be decided when all" Romney clearly is toe front run­ Porter St. has recently been breasted styling with sadi examinatioiM have been com­ ner among toem, as be ia in the appointed to a emergency belt. Red or blue. pleted.” j! public oplifion polls. broadcast system committee of Colorado Gov. John A. Love Prank Fails Thus 'possibilities grew that and Rhode Island’s John H. 4 new the Connecticut Broadcasters the surgery might not be per­ Association. Court Acquittal Sparks Ghafee, both seeking the chairs VELOUR NAUQiATUCK (AP) — formed until sometime next manship of the Republican Gov- GIRLS' MATCHING Pranksters stripped the week, Monday at the earliest. eraors’ Assocation, agreed toat Po|ipin’ Fresh drivers’ seats from 11 of Walter Reed doctors have the 25 GOP state executivM NYLON STRETCH Naugatuck’s 14 school said previously that Eisenhower should seek to line up behind a ideas from Tuskegee Student Riot buses, but children managed would undergo presurgery tests single candidate for the White NOTICE SHIRTS to get to their classes to­ Effter entering the hospital and House. TOPS and TUSKEGEE, Ala. (AP) toid police they would be back- last Jau. 3 of a ’Tuskeg day. that these might require three With broad, if not unanimoua Fillsbury. The correct price for the Police said there were no dent, Samuel Younge Jr., or four days. The five-star gen­ WEBCOR CORONET —About 600 Negro stu­ The Beebe Transporta­ agreement, Chafee told a joint arrests. ■ Keever said no over - all csU- tion <3o. found seats to re­ eral, 76, entered the hospital news conference Thursday STEREO advertised last PANTS dents damaged at least 13 Mayor Charles M. KeeVer said mate of damage had been made, place four missing ones, Thursday shortly before noon. night, toe governors con control Hot. Fresh. And handy. night should have been businesses early today demonstrators broke out win- gut he said It aprpeared to be and even located another toe selection of the party’s 1908 Tops Despite his pending operation, I $79.95 (and not $49.95). whilewiiiiB throwinguiioYviim rocksxuvivo »..>»and (lows, forced a doot on a bank more extensive than occurred bus to put to use. Parents Eisenhower continues to think candidate. 7 to 14 'Cause you bake them ' StoOx bottles in a noisy three- with a crowbar, painted slogans during a demonstration after formed car pools. Some bus about his favorite sport -7 golf- He eadd toe . govenrors also MARiOW 'S hour demonstration. and did other damage in the Younge's death last January, drivers used their own ve­ should work to make sure that from P o p p i n* Fresh 1.58 1.88 ing. FURNITURE 2.99 The outburst came after a demonstration. Keever said a Keever said a Ooirfederate hicles, to take children to Eisenhower joked with news­ the' next Republican platfonn white man was aicqultted In the window was bnricen in a state- gtatue on the square Where the school. embraces imaginative proposals Dough. Main St., Manchester Slacke men as be entered Walter Reed 3 to ex 7 to 14 slaying of a Negro student from owned liquor store and the opei> students rallied was covered The seats were removed Amy Hospital Thursday that for “new solutions to the many Rich, deep-toned vdvety cotton velour Tuskegee Institute, ator reported that a case of with black paint, and the words sometime during the night, old problems.’’ doctors I think one of his gall­ t - 2 - '■ V in jewel-like shades of blue, bur- 1.78 2.78 Some of the Negroes, who of- whisky was missing. "black power*’ were MUdtten on police said. stones "Is shaped like a golf ball ' Ohafee $aid^ toe. ^ governors I New Apple Cinnamon Streu- ficials said were from Tuskegee, Altbon B. Tayk>r, Tuskegee statue, el when the girls drop in. gandy, burnished gold. Convertible — aUlMTUgjh one without dim- aOwuM toku active rae-in toe Bake our new Coffee Time SoUd nylon stretch pants, a predominantly Negro school, public safety diroctqr, declined “black power" slogan also jiles.’’ selection of (heir state delega/- neckline, knit cuffs and waistband. stitched crease, stirrups. Long ------—------— to speoutatn on the cause of the ^ sidewaiks. (AP Photofm) tions to the’ next national con- ** Pastries. (Apple Cinnamon And he said he hopes to be Streusel. Or Cherry Streu- H’s NOT too late Sizes S, M, L, XL. sleeved matching striped nylon demonslrttton, which followed a deUberated 70 minutes High Speed James Halpin, 12, wraps waste paper he collects venbion. Andhe said toey should sel.) Everything’s in the tops. rally in the City Square. before acquitting Segrest on a playing golf by the end of Feb­ decide "early in toe game" who package. Poppin’ Fresh ruary — and "I’d like to be with another youth. They are partners in the toey want nominated. , » ( Blast Rips Hbwever, a TUAegee Institute second - degree murder Indiot- chipping (even) before than.” Cherry Hill Paper Co. in Rhode Island. ^ ■ Dough. Fruit filling. Crunchy (]h ristm as clvH rights leader, said the stu- ment. Rail Service ■ "I. have''JAS -Mrt ehofee nqflsi**'' ' A streusel. Icing. Now give the iB— I dents were protesting the verdict ^ college-age Negro girt He plans to go to Palm Desert, fie soito ...... ______girls coffee. And something Ijots said he bcSwes lha good to talk over. Card.s . Saigon Area; of a murder trial in Opelika, 30 sprang from her seat in the Due July 1 ten Wrote to Woehirigton Tremendous Selecfion! miles away. courtroom and started hastily Nominee wtH be a'gbviaiinor. . ; - COTTON In that trial, which ended toward a rear door when she - ' A . • ■ • ' ‘\olBav theythAv have weeks weeks to to Lillie Lillie Lewis, Lewis. 48, 48. of ot one one on on the the New Nerw Hav«i’^ H av^'s Una line ______involving ••JkaOa.Aisa*restraint ^of ds»ofiAtrade umi usu­. . ^ lunch. to 40. laged with weeds f ^ l n g « the to lose and nothing to Earle, Ark. and the other on the Peimsyl- . (Bee Pftge Twelve) ^ 964 Main St. • Manchester Long sleeved combed cotton knit poor boy ally are handled by toe Justice — Open Daily 9 to 9 — with turtleneck. White, navy, black, blue, river 400 yards ^ gain except self-respect are do- Both Mrs. Ratliff and Mrs. vaivia Railroad’s Watfiington to Department but in this case lo­ burgundy. Sizes S, M, L. bridge on the northern edge 01 kidneys to two vromm, so Lewis had their diseased kid- New Yoric run, are on schedule. cal action is indicated. 6*®S®**- they can give hope for “life to neys removed and life has been The federal government The eecretary said he hesitat­ Hiey fired at the object and it others. sustained with an artificial kid- is leasing the trains for two Death Toll Grows Found Dollar ■a. ed to recommend anything spe­ PEOPLE WANT exploded with a blast that rat- gju Watson, 34, and n«y. Their chances of receiving years from the United Aircraft cific without more facts but sug­ NEED A tled'WtodowB in toe center of toe cWppen, 36, both serving a successful transplant are Oorp. for $2 miiUon and hopes gested toe kids’ grandmother Buys Gift for THE NEW B. STRETCH NYLON SLIPON capital two miles away. ufe sentences in toe Arkansas slightly better than 60 per cent, to recoup toe cost through pas- now In Ship Tragedy might be able to apply sufficient Viet Soldier SPECIAL Gift Slippers Offlclals said later the object Prison. according to Dr. William J. senger revenues, Arestraint, VOVI aUlIVy' perhaps "paddles ap-' the newest was a floating mine. "Both of iw have got more Flanigan, a member of a kidney "H it’s successful,” Nelson 2.97 .. — Shortly after the expUosion, time than we can do,” Watson transplant team at the medical said, "it may encourage the the most glamourous CAR FOR ALL THE small arms fire was beared in said Thursday. “We’ve got noth-center that has had nine sue- New H%ven Rafiroad, or the Shipping ngfidata reviaed iliB ^ — ’"’’’S?’JS *’’ ’ «» twelve yr«. old," tb. lad L______whet to do _ with . dollar the most colorful Turtleneck slipon with long rteeves, back the vicinity but this waa report- ing to lose. This is about the cessful-S S fu l transplantstransplants out out of of 16.16. t'enn-4.»nirai Penn-Central n11 mIt umeatakes overover onethe toll in to the to. StoWngdtodng.-ttto of line W lerry ? rmummy. ruuieua,jr — _____ J . S zipper. White, black, navy, cranberry. Sizes ahe received aa a Mrtoday prei^ the splashiest ed to be barrassing fire by Viet- onlyuy way we caneon helpuc.v some-oui.ic- V -in e anOT. .interview interview . — .---- at.at the------the medicalmedicalj New Haven in the “ "™ merger i^- — to HerakUon neiaaumi to 236 dead or~ miss- survivors wore reported, but the (See page Xwenty-Wiree) 34 to 40. In an intervi provide improved passenger w today and expressed fear ministry , of merchant marine ant. Table Napkin is here namese troops in the area to body">dy.” center where they are not un- Improved passenger jng to______« equM . . . Maine lobster Bisque, Bulletin r-'-i Strofch' Socks toeir Guam base, U.S. Secre- Two of the contacts were piguB, but all 16 crewmen were Ity ' for women, end women have Curried Chicken ahd many LEASING tarv of State Dean Rusk arrived close to Saigon where allied piqkj^ up by passing» ships. V been UCVII ui9viiA