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'.rji ■■,.'. 3 - f ^.^ Jaycee Week RENSSELAER, Ind. (AP) —Iteyor Emmett Eger pco- olaimed thls .a^ Junior Cham­ ber of Cdmmsroe Week in Rsnssalasr. He urged ottteMis to reo- ogniae the Jaycees tor their cl'vlc contrlbutioiuk r^-.'-^-v^::>,. :-A Tbe project got off to a bad start. Someone broke in­ to the Jaycee office over the wedeend and took all the money they could find.

^ i ■^. ’ ■» '-J V Y' ■' State News Mission Aide Pentagon Hit Marched/ Off For Stalling Into Jungle On N-Ships SAIGON, South VIe« Nam (A P)—The "Viet C!oog GROTON (AP) — Rep. kidnaped an American Chet Holifield, D^alif., ac­ ci'rilian official today out­ cused the Department of side the village of Trung Defense today of dragging Lap, about 26 miles north its feet in applying nuclear of Saigon, and marched power to surface ships for him into the jungle, hiS the Navy. hands in the air. Tbe congressman said that The missing man is Dougbui vdiile oonstruction of a nuclear Ramsey, 28, of Boulder GMy, submarine *fleet has proceeded Nev. on a top priority basis, the De­ He is tbe assistant province partment o f Defense has bSen representative of the U.S. mis. resisting the “ dear expression ^‘^slm tor the area. ot the wiU of C on gn ss" (bat His driver,' a South Vietnam­ surface ships also be buUt with ese, came back and told Ameri­ nuclear propulsion systems. can authorities they were trav­ “Tbe Department of Defense," eling northeast from Cu Cbl BoUfidd said, “has vacdlated when they oame under Viet and procrastinated, studied and Omg gunfire. restudied nuolear power tor sur­ The driver said he stopped. face warships in what am>eared He added that Ramsey gd out ' (Herald pboto W (MiarM to me and to many of my fellow and raised his hands in a sur­ members of Congress to be an render gesture. Several Viet 4’i||^dberfiiifOTfeii^ Wmconte for Second in Command attempt to Ull nuclear power Cong guerriUaa marched him for tbe Navy by studying It to away. The driver was wounded Fred Doocy of WappiliK, exchange remarks with Gov. John N .. Dempsey death." shortly aftw hcd^ swpni. in-as Connecticut’s lieutehant governor at noon to­ sUgbtly in the first ambu^ fire HOfifield’a attack on (be Pen­ This unidentified U.S. First Air Cavalryman sticks foliage in the stretch band but was able to na-vigate on foot. day at the State Captw- Doocy, who was accompanied tby members of his fam- tagon was ddivered at the ciere- Trung Lap is in the middle' of Sy, said he holds.it “ an honor and privilege” to be named to the office. As monies marking the laying of of his steel helmet while on duty in the jungle west of Pleiku. Normally the the sector where U.S. forces p re sid ^ pro te m ^ idle State Senate, he automaticaliy succeeded former Lt. (be keel for a new nuclear at­ band holds a camouflage doth but in this case it will hold “natural camou­ conducted their biggest search J & s e t. Samuel Tedeseo who rwignecL Atty. David Bisrry of Manchester official- tack submarine, tbe NarwabI, flage.” (AP Photofax) and destroy operatton of the ftwTiflnnfted • bis eapdjjaacy for Dnocy’ s Senate post*today< Story on page 18, at the shipyards of the Meotric Vietnamese w a r—Operatton ' Boat Di'vislon of General Dy- O im p —which has Just been ter­ namios Corp. minated, Bi (hat mea the Viet Oong^ Rempsef Wsits U-S. Troops Will Observe and the Vi<^ Miinh before them, dug into eaves aikl ttumels erye* HABiFFClBB (A P )--G ov. Jdlm •to t>kat decade and evsn long­ N'. DcHbpsey m 14 today be re* er. .,r jTc'y i)-ti4i|ir r'cv. >tvb Tbe mexe Is ee oompleK that „ ^ ^ _ (he 173rd Paratroop Brigade, gasM ’ nm a manning Long V lst Nam There was no sign in (bs Sal' M am suspM^ ,Bayal Austcaltep^, end U A tel fJ#) ^ Ite dtomiittfii^ m M otor e f any letup in aUiaoks on GommwSot Nwth . DiyiWoji, , ,r Ite# ___ ,flf ...... i.i II tecess in VUA Nam, Gen. Vfil- gbOag before (be hotfiiay, al- Viet Nam went into, (be 28th ^ltptoMves*tridng'te^ll^ »niJ jtete C. Weshhotelsod, today (bough elaewbere indie ooimtry day. Radio Hanoi (barged that ^ ^ Air Force nejar-KadrM saM tbe Etoaf^|lMI fiom the sea, one Refueling Unit at Bergstrom Air Maohizikte at (he BenfHx Obsp. ebratton. Similar instruottons version, anoitier hit part of tha (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight) oudd, U.6. Air Faroe offlctelB gi'a'vely hurt, and, bo^taiised ■aid. Four o(.(bem were JdeoU* ?«»•"* Thursday, the cam- both the Vietnamese and Aaneri- economic factors were the mein reacting to (be Oommunist pro- American interests hen, said listed by tbe shrimp company controller for the Wth Bomhard- from M oc Hoa to Cai Lay, near paign includes dtetrlbuttng 140 can sld«. . m oit Wing. issue in ibe dispute. posaL be bad been to'oonlerenoe with as a Hondtuan. Westmoreland’s order said: Kim Tuong, 85 miles south of niiJllon leaflete, many in air- Agento aro carefully w atel^ OUban ofB ciali'lw t^ declined to M e^iger, Rooney and Wen- A oompai^ apokeemaa de­ (he drops hi Oommunist territory. for a Viet Oong response to de- Tbe y.S. Coast Oua^ said Uw dorf wen identifled as three of clined comment. “All U.S. forces In (he republic sSabomte. 73-foot' Oharies Stn^ton ran wiU not lire at or on (be enemy Nortbwert of Saigon, a Viet Ibe main planning and dlrec- teat Just how serious a nuwaW Oong on a U.S. troop con- (ten has cotpe from the United factor entete la tbe Oommuiih* Tbe nine w ^ repotted held aground' off. northwest Cuba (See Page ISgM) (See Page Seveateea) exxept in at3i defense." •t tbe port of sdnta Lsicia, west Sunday .and her two sister boats voy backfired. Supported by States, which will pay (toe |260,- camp, •f Havana, in pinar del Rio — Penny fflngleton and Mark B. planes roaring in over the tree- 000 cote of printing and distritou- iije propaganda offensive is Provinoe. Singleton — wen directed to a tops, the AmerliMuis turned the tkm. geared to (he CWeu Hoi, or open The U.8. Coast (Suard report­ bitter fight 20 miles northwest The effort reatdies to Wash- e^^ns oompaign, which long ed one of tbe veearis rea (See Page Eight) of Saigon into a drubbing for the ington, where voice of America sought to get the Viet Oong guerrillas. broadcaete wlH beam heavy desert. _ Despite optimistic — NI- mands: searching fe(r them. France ended today a alx-montb jteta's 1 Anny. edwmiender 1, A firm agreement to allow Bulletin T t o a s * loyal to'Ironai guaided boycott of tbe European Com­ mawged os (be domtaant figure each of (he member muttons to ; fit i^M a's meet pofwtoae natton goveniment buUdingB and other mon Miarket. bold their veto over major Com­ key potats ta'Logos end monhed Tbe ottier five member gov- •Ddior teBowtag an tmauooaaBftfl mon Market decisions. This veto No D ecision affeip M teinpt-by mnUnoua ste- five roedbiocks between the otat. enimente ell had their eyee on •Mote ta fife axmad feicea. poet and (be eepIteL Presidailt Chorlee de Gaulle’s has eodsted all along but (t had WASHINGTON (AP) SW' been due to disappear Jen. 1, ) i a j. Gen. Agniyl Tramd d »- . Remnante of the rehal feace , foreign miidster, Maurice Oouve The White House said todsy^ alaxed Mmaelf temporary heed appeared to be on tbe nm. One de Mttrville, wondering what IBM. there has been no deciriote al (ha federal government and repott mid Kadune, (be-chief price he would set to restore full 2. A curb on tbe powers of even tentattve, on • date for Mtef of all armed forcee Sixiday nortbem etty, was Ibe only French oooperatton. Cboiiman Welter Hallsteta and calling off ITpltod SteteK - ■IgIM aad-oiMpanded key prori- mete center in rebel hands. (, Oouve de MurviUe was one ot Ms nine-man commission. De probings for peace ta 7 ^ " ffiiine e f (be M geriaa eonstltti- Ironet said mlUtary govenaora ■ (be first epeakers today on tbe Gaulle feels HaUstein Is acting Nam.’ Press aeoretary BOl'lDV^ would taka' over ta the feur t» - program of a meeting of tbe too much as if he were (he pres­ Moyers told re p o r t: •(a alfo auapeaded (ba na- gions and wPidd be reqwiislbia . foreign mlnistera at Luxem­ ident of a United States of Eu-' know of no deadline that hjifr’' •infa tap oiviilaa offlclala, in- to Ida military reghne for keep- : 4 A- bourg’ s <3ty HaU. rope. been set o r dlscoased Mn alddtag Prim e Mtadater Sir Afau- ing order. When be arrived from Paris tween the President and Ut'' *** Oouve de Murville walked out M ar TMawa Batewa. Pieal- Tbe federatton of Nigeita ta eoriier in the day he told report­ of (he last full meeting of the adrisers." The New Yos|l« 4iligtew) lIAiJCJHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 17.1966 P A G E T H R E E

pace Giat few psoi^ tottnlde die tta Monte Psloinares survived. MANCHESTER BVBNUW HBBALP?, MAWCHESTEB, OONN^ M More School Pressure, outs BAD PABTWBB ! East-Wat S A c t " llS fC ffflllty »nAMI BBACH. r u l (AP) - w ^ ’^SSlJafe oZSSti^ NEW YORK (AP) — A rescus men _ reaeued by tta Steel Mak- geno and I^pngena wOl aeem BUp radio operator who stayed «TO E WAY By ALPBBD SHBINWWJ) A 5 3 2 Tta pcesidaett o f' GetMtel Mo- as we tave known It,’* ta said. believable, m sure, soinetiilng at his post for 48 hours and a All were weO, and ttay sbout- Ton’ll be pleased to know that W fiS .O A that oaanot be said for ttwse NEA*s Report Reveids o ' 4 2 WASBOMnON (AP)— Sootti froan AiaiiMna, LooM m , U b h whh* SoiA O s n U m tanigltt '*•*““ **' *®®***- totatotaooms toema^ third mate who wes lowered ed "Muy Oontento” (very h^*- HEARD n r the odds are mote ttim tOO mil­ into ttle frigid Nortit Atlantic I feathered charactera when por­ WASBnraTON (AP) ^ The too cUef tnstols-makors to tola 4 i5 4 2 Ouoiim «>d flv^ttrier ttsttPpi. *? ***! JlSf py) to tta consul general. Gf GH Bock SoeM lion to 1 that you’ll never sen atatoego before tta Su- North Oaratina, also affected by taeteed of going ttneugb ita demsmd for oars and trucks,in m iM have m. wivere praised as tour rescued xhrough him ttay ttanked the »■ trayed by human beings. Mo- puhHo schools have been the cedar: The John Bireh floeiaty, S^a hand as bad «a N or^ aart’s music is deft and light; A 7 prtxne Court today to challenge theVottag RigUs Act, to not kroer federe* ooitaa. Argumento the Unttsd States could exceed . ______Spanieh«n-«tah seamen««««.« arrived*rriv«i heretare captain end crew----- 1 c ^ i .tta . . . Steel by John Gruber target of increased pressure and teachers unions (wtocb compete BoC if you do, yomr partner will and advene effec* upon our St. ■•niard's It wont overwhelm the Utile V A Q IO (bo rnnriUnWfMwHiy. of tta 1966 taking port. ore expeetod tooonttxueatleari 11 mUUon by 1970. ------night. Maker. harassmeto during toe past bitterly wlto toe MfdiA forteax^ ptebably mangle the “ 0 J 10914 VotingRighbi Ac*. Atty. OtsA. Mobotas Katoan- ibraugfa Tuesday, ■■. ■ ■ . „ busineeB. The four are survivors of the people as might be the case tt toree years, a commission of er membenbips), eiUsens’ corn- r O K J lO d Chttreh H dl they were attempting “Otoello” ^ 8 ^ did- a jwu’re that ktod Tta fix states ooribendthnt baoh, who ceiehratas his 44th David W . Robinson H, apsclsl __ *® snoi^ n»ce sccurata Spanish freighter Monte Palo- COMMUNITY GIVES BLOOD toe Natlooal Education Aaaocia- mlttees. Chambers . of Oam- of carti holder, you get that kind ttM act, under whfeh neatly 280,- Mrtihday today, was to defend .oonsai for Boatth OaroHna, vraa good ysorebeed oc us tne on ttis osubm scridsots mares which sank. They were for example. tion repotted today. meroe, American lAgksi. Oaa * A Q I » § 4 DICKINSON. N.D. (AP) — R o e k v IllG of partner. ^ ^ ^ V 7 000 Nepwea tave tegistorad in the legeMy of the five«M»lb- ej^sotod to eontend tta* tiis fifth in a trow,” ta anid. Record miigt be doveloped. He said plucked from a small wooden Itieni Mens to bo oonolder^ feattval whldi wa» once dodl- (Pve seen that one by mar­ Ihe MBA’s commission on fimoot Reports, and Farent- Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon ionettes, too.) to fact opera by Opening lead — Ja«* of (fas seven ststae of ttte South, to old law In his fin* StnxenM Voting RigMa Ac* to no* Man-ap-__■__ _ — leaj--■ OT 941 mlUion oars and 1.64— nMnufaoluren . ... were exploring ... n X t, * 840 mllee northeast - of Bar-__ •bte almmanStvSUag .bout t»Ud Mozart Prafeaaional and Re- Teacher Aeoooiattans. manda. Court eigument sinoe ta be- proprtote means A enforcing million touche were achieved to all phases of the problem to muda, by tta crew of the U.8. fratemlity at Dickinson State JoniMry 20 -*• 8 P.M. BOOT The Mund win be by mewie of marknuMes is faMy common qMottfaiUties said toe John However, on ttie. list of tboes on unzessonable and unfair use south todk toe aoa and king of of federal power. came tta government’s top le- tbe ifiih Amendment wMcb bars 1966. their laboratorlee. freighter Steel Maker tost Mon­ OoUege started a drive tor blood the next attrwtton at UConne ^reophonle Upa in Surope. NoraiaUy tt is given BlWh Society was the Mo. 1 groups whicb bad bean most Pms 2 NT Ttofi diinwwide and ruffed Ms low dia­ gal officer last year. dtscrimtaatlon against votsn Speaking s* tbe annual con------day night. for use to Viet Nam — and it Donotton $1.00 Jorgeneen Auditorium, which, You may have qualme about in normal sized tbeatem seat­ troublemaker. However, toe helpful, toe FTAs were away Snii. Ted Kennedy PZN ' ...2 A 'Ttoi A* issue is whotber tta federal mond in the dummy. H ttte ruff A ll Ia n government has the constitu- Lewyars from New Jersey and glvee Oongrass tta power to ventlon of ita Nationel Automo- NICKEL AT fSSfi MIIXION They arrived taro on (ta Stsri ended up es a community af- tncidentally, la not on the legu- opera by marlonettoa, but they ing a thousand or so, and the Birch Society also appeared as out in frotat, followed to order by MOUtON, Mhoa. (AP) — Besefit St. Bernard’s Parish held, he oouM afford to give up ttcnad sulltority to aboUsb liter- and MasBachusette'— tta totter enac* appropri^ anforcemen* bile Deelera’ Association, Roche OTTAWA — Cansdlsn mines Maker, which docked Simday fair. The donon, who included lar aeriea. Scheduled for Jan. are groundleaa, I aaeure you. ettact is much the same, vis- Mb. ao on the Mat of groupa help- Gbambera o f Ciammeroa, Amer­ Nineteao moatoa ago Sen. Bdr city police and the fire commls- uaHy, M seeing toe productioo a trump trick. aoy and ottar voter quokfica- representing 18 Nortfaem and legistatton. said the demand tor motor veto- produced a record $382 miUiem night in Brooklyn. IS, liiia ia the Salzburf Mario- The funniest production of fill to Cba seboois. ican Asaoclatiaa of University ward kC. Kennedy, D-Masa.. suf­ Bast over-ruffed ___ and______returned Hj"** niffis with tihis e lx of in a huge opera bouse seating (ion. testa which had been re- Western states —■ wen w« to nip- Tta six ttstes also oontend oles "has bewi tocreattng at a worth of nickel in 1984. Orfy six of the 88-msa crew of sionor, gave 123 pints of blood. *nieater. "Bniair d’Amore” I ever saw ’Iha oomniisalon report mid Women, Aaneriesn' Legion, buai- fered g, farriun bMk to ... a idane . dub. Tta''finesse 1^ end apadae aiM rttiM ia dh^ 0 ^ ttat tta act makes a finding o^ ------...... — — S,000 or more. neas and piefesalonat women’s qutred far some states. port tta govemm«i*. people aeem to be laboring was by marionettes, specifically there baa been an Increaae to crash. One never would have i»ad to lose a heart and etepe up wltti-lhe M Of dubs past disortmtoatfon' with no ju­ Before the evening is over, d a ta and otUzens’ committee*. Arguing alongBtde South Oaro- The high court has allotted under the ilhiskm that this la "I PlccoU," a group so sophlsU- ce (AP) — A boy South must find a hidden en- Answer: Bid tao OiUQf. Tou five states object tbat tbe only home auditorium to amoH. Tm Ninety per cent of crittciam in Other books on the list lactud- tbe ordeal ho and three other ville, Tex. and girl have been born to ao- court permuted to bear such not eure Juet how effective they toe form of charges of Oommu- ed those by Negro authors, sex try to dummy for the trump fi- plan ^ “**®“ *~ fl'P' survivors went through after — tress Diane Jergens and her ^ port later. TWa to toore Infor- oases is a three-judge federal wll be to the vaet reschee of nism or aubverelon in the education books, books about their C47 transport crashed last toe United Nations, "To KUl a slnger Inuband Randy i^«rica to jj, * king of diamonda mative than Jumitog Immedl Thursday atop 7,680-foot Mt. Train Derails court in tbe District of Colum­ Jorgenson Auditorium, probably schoda, the r^wrt eald, pame St. Joseph’s Hospital in nearby „ „f ately to toree diamonda. not tbeir beat, but H to def­ from three atatee — Oalitocnia, Helmos in southern Greece. bia. Alaska asked tbe court Vast initely an adult entettainment Michigan and Ohio. At least four others died. Two In Kansas; 15 week to remove Mtfrom jurisdic­ General Featnree Oorp. Americains tire still missing. tion of the act, and tbe three fcattne that to weU worth see­ Theae three states also report­ "Another Ooimtry,’’ as weii as girl, 6 pounda .5 13 ounoee at «t a.M6:23 dummy. ing, even uitder ieea than Ideal ed the greatest activity by right- Time and Newawedc maga- Smith and his comrades were Passengers Hurt Arizona counties affected are GENERAL ELECTRIC p.m. Sunday. T ta boy waa bom mm oircumatanoee. wing groups in ccrmeotlon with found huddled In the battered expected to do so ahortly. • • • ‘^ilgioua groups the report “ Collimbia fuselage, nearly freezing, when MENNEOLA, Kap. (AP) — Katzenbach ie exported to book criticism and oensorahip, pounds IS ounces. Fifteen persons were Injured, A m long as we’re vaguely on said, have stepped up their at. a Greek gpound rescue party contend that state laws setting toe report said. Ttay'have been married since none seriously, when six cars of the aitoject of opera, Td Bke tacks on biology and science reached them Saturday. voter qualificaiUonS must bow to FORSET... Wllhout dlsttoguiahing be­ 1961. Ttay have another child, the Rock Island Golden State to eay eomethlng about audi- tween the types of preeeure and textbooks, particularly those Special Town Meeting Set Smith, 34, a veteran pilot, was the federal staitute'e imple­ CLOTHES DRYER UmiHed No. 3 derailed as tbe enoa behavior at opera in Hart­ baraasmeot, toe report listed dealing with evolution. Kevto, 3 H- a passenger aboard the flight mentation of the leib Amend- from Cigli base, Turkey, to Na­ train sped through .this south- ment. ford. Many of yo« S y D e v o r e By Selectmen for Jan. 29 western Kansas town early Sun- The attorney general wlH a,i<»o NO SPECIAL Up to 14 lb. Capacity DOUBLE to attend your flret opera soon, ples wnen suddenly “the right tonce Manchester’e Ttound HOLLTWOOD (AP) — BrltWl Neither True nor Miss wing hit. ’ihe fuselage just part­ day. ___ emtend that the low voter turn- There wiH be a special town l^und for Los Angelea from met in tbe affected atatee is euf- WIRING NEEDED! 3 Heat Solections IVdde Stogera" wiU augment the critics of President Johnson’s Nichols Was injured. Police said ed,” he said. "There waa a ter. chorus In toe up-comlng pro­ Gen. Hodges, 79, Dies; mode of ffress just "dislike me®0ng Jail. 29 at Teom ^ rlfic hole and I was thrown out Cbdoago, the train carried 148 fici«nt evidence of disertmina- •setog a man dressed like a Hall at 8 p.m. Selectmen feel there was very little dainage to duction of "Alda” at the Buah- the bus and the pasengwrs were Into the snow.” passengore and was traveling 70 uon to warrant federal action man " says movie stylist By tho* too much ^ I n e * “There waa a terrible bliz- miles an hour when the lart six abolishing literacy tests, and, if TOP VALUE STAMPS neU. to come before the town to make hardly aware of what had hap­ There aeem always to ba pened. Both cars were com­ zard. Within minutes, our hands oars — three sleepers, a cbetr neoeesaay, sending federal ex- Led WW n 1st Army ’Tailor and Cutter, the blble of only the regular March town were covered with half an inch a ddnor ^ d a cflub oar — amtoens to take over the regie- koma dam tools who boUer pletely damaged, according to SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — tta British tailoring Industry, feasible. of solid ice.” tracks but remained traiticn job. • Variable lim e Dry Control • Safety Start Switch • Convenient EVERY WEDNESDAY | "Bievo" at the least provoca­ had said that the President as a At the special meeting, discus- police. tion, during these productions. (3en. Courtney H. Hodges under­ The officer said he put three upright, Metal Lint Trap • Three-Way Venting • Porcelain Enamel Drum and style setter "added up to a fat, slons will center on the ph> ’Dnie was g^lveh a summons survivors in the fuselage to pro- Three passengers and two Believe me, they are not musl- stood GI problems because he round nothing.’’ on a charge of toUowlng too tect them from the biting wind, crew members were admitted ,cal sopWaticates. The other eve­ had been a GI himself. Top • Friction Door Latch • Operates on Standard 120 or 220-VoIt TUESDAY "1 love tta American si^dler ‘*rt>e president dresses the bulling, a d^slon on closely and to scheduled to ap- then stuffed debris into the hole. a hospital (or observation. ning they were shouting and ap­ way a robust, vigorous outdoors whether the town wishes to join pear to night court in Middle “I opened two paracutea and Ten others were treated and W e're as AND plauding three times before the — I really feel a very strong Circuits. sentiment about him,” Hodges man should dress,’’ Devore said Windham Regional Plan and town Jan. 31. put them on top,” he said, released. near as end of the duet between the Sunday. “’These so-caUed styl- « proposal for maps and sur- Highway Frojeot "That stopped the wind.” Passengers struggled into base and baritone In the second once said. "He Is my work. And your popular WEDNESDAY I don't think he has any equal.’ ’ ists have been trying to intro- ^eys to be made for assessment highway depart- Smith and another officer their clortbes and left the train in act. Hodges rose from the ranks to duoe styles which would make purposes. ment plans to advertise In May "cuddled each other like a darkness as a 25-mlle-an-hour They didn’t know the music telephone command the U.8. Itt Army ali men look like their sisters.’’ Voting Urt ^ highway sightline mother and child until both our wind blew snow out of the north well enough to be familiar with which liberated Paris in a victo­ Registrars Mrs. Graca ^n- j^ct in Oolumhia. hands and feet were warm.” west. The temperature was 16 SPECIALS gle and Mrs. L a ^ a S ze^ a have ^ fin endtog, so every time there rious drive through France and. R a y N o r t o n They used the cuddling tech- degrees. was e Cadence which sounded completed a re'vlsed voting list. Germany In World War H. BERKELET, CaUf, (AP) — fUth mile of Rt. 6, from Flan- nique on the <^the^s “but one Some of the 700 MAnncooto FREE Uke a possible ending, they They report that there are 67B ’The four-star general died Ray Norton, a member of tta ders Rd. west. The project is a pass^ away ihat morning at residents helped them to the were quick to demonstrate their registered Republicans, 364 Sunday at Brooke Army Modi- 1960 Olympic track team, has minor one by highway depart­ 5 ». school building where school DELIVERY H O M E O F qf knowledge, to the Inter­ Democrats and 374 unafflllated. -eel OanteriaC a heart attack. He atmounMlffi^ta wttL^rt^vfor. toe ment > standards, and will cost Later ta went out and strug- cooks prepared breakfart for ruption of the singers and the The last reused caucus Hst QUALITY ond SERVICE was 79. He had lived here since California L^slaturo as a Re- less than 350,()00. gled against the blizzard’s 80-’ them- ___ Your order foir drag needs detriment of the mule. showed 562 Republicans end 862 his retirement In 1949. , . publican^ Names Tettelbaeh mile wind. "Iho tog was so “This town sure organized and oosnietfes will be taken 127 ' ' ’ ■♦>ertorwily, r d Uke to see ap- Hodges dropped -out of W M Demb• door before pottos arrived. Evening Qonries Open Te The Pnhiie which been tbq inttislB JHB on - , ______COCKTAIL the tarrel, whs foened to ttw In Mnneheeter Alamo in 19M and never re- 1964 RAMBLER “m ir 2-DR. HARDTOP turned. STARTS A PICTURE RARELY, IF EVER, SURPASSED IN SUSPENSE! MANCHESTER HIBH SOHOOL Tta Daughtan of ihe Bepub- WED.! 287 cu. In. V*8, floor sports ontom atle, boehot soots, PRODUCE ho of Texoa ara cwriOdlaiM of eeiM olo. odfustaM o sfeerln9 wheel, tinted windshield, rocDo with Um this blank!—R^rfster by Mail Now! tta Atamo. aMEvraniERANDiWKiiluiiaiFr LAKCa JinCT maMintuMMaur n o t soot spookor, powor stooring power brakes, whltewoMi Ho Paymenf COITRSE (Please Check) DATE FEE MRRUmMNMn Very low original TEMPLE ORANGES 8 r . 39e| lots more. This is tnily a automatic fill A p ril a utom a tic C *'.eal Estate Appraisal I M oil, J a n . 31 940.00 It's on elegant prince In block with o Mock vinyl infrio r—W ow! (Residential Appraisal) Up To 3 Years FANCY, 3 TO PK6. It's o DoCormior Motors "Soltct” Used Ccr. Soo os tonHo ' wo'ro n Real . Estate Sales Wod.,Fsb.2 140.00 with FILTER-FLO TOMATOES Fkg. 2 9 c opoo tli 9:00 pan. with FILTER-FLO To Pay I Please enroll me In the above otaok ootiraa(a). is my otaok or ntoney order for f ...... Twioe The Fka! FLORIDA SEEDLESS gWIos The SSfiga! o 2 WASH CYCLES • 2 WASH TEMPERATURES • WATER • MINT-BASKET FOR LAST MINUTE EXTRAS OR SPfiCIAL IHEnEATLES— in CARE FABRICS • 3 WASH CY(XES • 2 WASH, 2 SPIN SPEEDS 5 9 c NAME MAIL TOi SAVER LOAD SELECTOR • SPRAY RINSE • SAFETY LID GRAPEFRUIT The Certificate Program. "HELP” I "A WAMTi K(3IRMIER MOTOR SUES, MC. • 3 WASH TEMPERATURES • 4 WATER LEVELS • (X)LD U-M (to O o lsr) I DAYB I SWITCH • PORCELAIN ENAMEL TOP, BASKET AND TUB • 14 WASH AND RINSE • SOAK CYCLE • SAFETY H D SWITCH 285 IROAD STMEET. MANCHESTBt WASilRD AND CLEANED Tta Catverelty of Coun. 8M8 I NIGHT* NOW~ma«B,TMa. POUND CAPACITY. • BLEACH INJECTOR. Storrs, Conneetleut 08288 8:4fi I at 8:U ' IMCH IfiftoCWIel ^ A D D B IM S ...... TeL 428-9821. ExtE xt MM.808. Aft488 j toesler Doris Day out along doifted'nM iSneP «T»a IfsO D fotoih* I k .

t MANCHBSTEB EVENING BEEAU), 1(AMCH|R911:B, ODEN, MONDAY, JANUARY 17,1966 AlAx'i 1 eat isvJsU^mtt h m k a LD, MANCHEST]^ CONN,, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1966 PAGE 7 |V E V.' iVW, FRESHIUNIV carried a white kOssal marked aa interviewer: "We ara funda­ S.eviei!r«'P<>8l Covq»»*y ;;7 ';: with a white orchid, rosee and France Calls off mentally eatisfled witb tbe way TV-Radio Tonight 'S^sf’&sssff McDonough'Klee W eddings tvy. the treeAy was thought out and Scrap Material* Yard M n . WnUam C appadora oft Market Boycott the way tbe organization ’works. GLOBE 2 To Cbampeaii JUmMIRMW Broouyn vna tba matron of Bo now we aball see how Wxstaos '■f- MkM Soeau K lee eft (Continued from Page One) p H a s IMS* T. CMwmpwii Of n « BtayBis > honor. Bha won a eranberry apectflea what It wants.’’ b e c a m e '^ bride oft Stow azt U r. an d M n . O ari B a ito a oft Travel Sanis^ A ddaidB ' R d ^ ' Si -aapdbHoMi> Asked lor Road rod wool salt with pink aooee- Today, be was all amiahUlty West Germany, Belgium and Television MdDonough oft Bolton In a oan- Inks JUL, Aadbaer, anwaitoe borleif md bairied a eaooada I f wm to* appolntod bgr tte board as he stepped off the train. He Luxembourg also sent their for­ ' m i m a in S lB E W ■1S4B Morto 7;U ftBeligM ceremony o n ; Dec. tluk marriaga oft OMr dSiMb- bduquat oft pihk roan and oar- eign ministera to the meeting. Sit* COOPERATIVE wlU be facing m ore o r less BoUd 643-2166 I ^ ot dtooctow tomorrow mglit to tor. Fnnoaa, to m y B. Baynes. natlona. EmiUo Colombo, mlniater of the 1111 ( I ) \ ) 34 at Shiotfo^ OongntnUanal 8M2 of Mr. and IttK cmries ^ e e n N a m e d a post «B tbo Board od lta IU> Jamoa M. Qarr of Staten Is­ opposition from the other mem­ treasury, Is representing Italy. Aathaitoed agaod la Wftn- vtow, to mceoiMl A ^ . I* P « d CSiurch. Baynaa oft ShaBiyvllle, Tain., kobestor far an^AMtoeo,. iBapatM .laaaaor. land. N.Y., served oa hla bers: West Germeny, Italy, Bel­ The mlntsters met In closed seih’ SulUrba, aloo a RqMbHeaa. T he bride la a (bw giitar oft M r. Ifoiiday.'D oo. 37 a t tb e hom e oft brother’s beat man. RaHroads and OtaanoUp^ Iba poattlan, wMch eKpiraa tbrao to acaaa bMkm tiM am 8:00 (21) Tbe JVenCh_O ia. gium, Holland and Luxembourg. ston as usual but without the IM dM ni B oMb daatttui dangbtor ot Btadeflok A. and t lw te a id aft John Fpreribe (O •B d M ra EmB K lee oft BenUOrd. the 'M de’S paveirtik".' A'dhmer was bald at Piano’s They say they want no change oommission and in Luxembourg November UW7, waa vamted inf booed of appaila aft • pM TRbe Rev. Dwighit Anderatm oft VbstBla aUo Batcbdl. n t 3, Rodnrllla 8ba waa bom Jaa. t ufYfe Got a Secret Restaurant, Bolton. After a In the present setup. rather than In Brussels, Bel­ to :;r. lii.'ii \!' '1 i;i I r Tbe bridegroom is a son oft Mr. Nbawteh pertoimod tbe single at RockrOla Oanaral Ho^ital. Ba: matrm al cnadpartnU are wbm SttDtvaii moved from booibid at S p—» Jbn. M bi «em» tus •=*|lJ3»fS..Je«e. plane* trip to Miami, FUu, tha Joseidt Luns, H(d)and’8 for­ gium, the oommlsalon’s heod- town. Under tbe town a ml* m i *>* m tewa. *11 n I i.t and Mrs. Henry MoDoaough oft ceremony. U r. aad Iba. A. B. BMe. Koaea LakOb Waab. H^r paternal oouple will make their home In eign minister, heads the opposi­ (juartera. These two departures norltp raprmantatloB ndeA the tolepbono (jf) sSSia^ptlai^^ ^ I to n . Une. James B. Baiton oft Fluahlng, N.Y. gmM^areata am Mr. and MTa Walter Patdiall, dahland, Gbaator Brnda af 9aa Hait- 0^2880) Dr. KBdere ( 0 , _ tion to the French stand. He told were oonoesslone to the Frenimi>uter.. Mane.Mind BOl Rd. He haa three brothera, Ridiatd, 13, John, A and ■on Lb TiRaiy. (im Newa WeettMT orere on the aHaT. E ngland ‘Telepbana Oo. M r. on rooetvtag the ehieft executive Zoning B ondt StSa I t> WleXer Craokke ( 8) State of Unkm Addreee SMILING 'B SERVICE Kevin, 3; aad a aiater, Btiaan, 7. IUM240) HnnOey-Brtukley Republican Appraisal n i; Given in marriage by her fa- Haynae reoriitiy ratunied from In tbe General Assembly. LasSnon of Rw SaooDd Con­ (18) Topic (. M.I.UV (h«-, the bride wore a fulU VlatNam. where he eerved ’with A nnin Roefc- I Ameriee’s Probleme 11:00 ( 88-10-13-20-2830-40) Newi. Recently when Gov. Terry SernggA Btevea Ottver, aon oft Benjamin and Rita Rulo gregational Ctantdi w S laava at f 8) The tienteneiH Snorta. Weather 3 length gown oft white , de- the U. e. Aimy. went to the House to eddrees a ReniRa, 48 Tliotnaa S t, Rodcville. He waa bom Jan. 11 at vStob w liam b a ) a n tra il pm as 6:lS pin. tonotm r fMm tha (18) In Public Inter eet (18) Vintage Theaer rigned with scooped neckHne, Ute couple will live in Shel- in il2) Newebest, 11:1B (10-30) TonlgM (C) Joint session, be reached for tbe Maacheater Memorial Hoapttal. Hla matamal grandmother la aonijh tp afttond n naatkig oft (2t) Wbat’i MeWr (20) ABC NighUlfe FUEL OIL three-(juarters-length sleevee hyvWe. door knob et the same time a Mia. Sophie Kulo, C9>eatnut S t He haa two brothera, Beit> “Junk ^ th e Laym an’a FW towihip oft 1tol< 7 d » ( 8) Morie 11:20 ( 3) Moyle and A-Hne skirt. Her of mOBBIt DWen IfmiDi (S ) Tour Heahli (12) Movie doorkeopor inside reached for Jeinin, 13, and Damian. 7; aad two aiateia, Sandra, 18, aad ” lead County, in the Hebron Oon* CU) SUbecripUon TV 11:26 ( 8) Movie BtuMon was aittached to a head- Cd6 • Hodson it They wound up tugging and “wwM IBM to toalaB Mi Oor* gregattonai OhnraM. Ilie opeaker (M> Tnnrel % ae (40) K err Griffin Cbriatina, 10. 11:80 (22) Tonight ((1) pleoe of white chrysanthemums T its m arriage oft M rs. B etdsb pushing at the handle. • e e e e ontiy eranftuafly.” . w il ba iha Rov. J. Roland Pu< News, weettier She carried a bouquet of gar- W. Hodson oft Cehtobrook to a m SATURDAYS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING The governor’s oommittoe on Martin, Paal MIekael, aon oft Rdbert and aeocgamio Tooriialwr i nvactoRirala langto eft toe Oaiwaoticot Oon- d o iias. DavM R . Oote oft 66 WeHs Bt. protooal reoommsnded Friday MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Bioek Martin, 16 Overland S t He waa bom Jan. 4 at St I MSontta oft iMenea of tbs Ubttad Oburdi oft M rs. (3ail LevUle oft Thompron took plaos Saburday in Weid that a delegatiion from both Francia Hoepltal. Hla maternal gmaAparenta am Mr. aad s nctlpg an eppropetoto cor- OhrSt was the matron of honor. Miss Bariftoid. The Rev. Blail J. bouses bring the governor to tbs Mra. Winiam Block, Bloomfidd. ffia paternal grandmother xngatod natal ftmoa anSoaMig nw ohuroli buOdtaig oomnlt- Bonnie Green of Levittown, ■nwler, parior oft tbs Lutheran chembw. Tbs doorkeeper will la Mra Nom Mhrtln, Hartford. He baa a brother, Robert Im, a nsjorilgr oft tbe prepnfty, to tee moeta at • p jn. Wedneaday Radio Cbnroh of tbe Deaf officiatod. ______^ _____ (Ibto Bsttog InednleB only those nows broadcasts of 10 or 15 N.Y., and Mrs. Gail Scranton oft respiood to tbeir knock by ask­ A order ttaaft It not be an m too SniMb Oemmunity Bouee. Baatford were brideamaids. James T. Hodson of Center- e e e e e TboiM lirtireolert may^ mtonte kngtli. Some stattoua carry other short newscasts.) ing, "Wbo seeks to enter? and Loads F. Otaaaveaa brook served aa beA man for then opening wide the or to oyr, Oaear Iwepb, aoa eft Oaear O. and MMe O odtett A ao to ar i g y a i la (baft oft Ronald md-ww-doai* or fi8p»4w a . WDBO—18W 12:00 News Capt. Mylea McDonough of bis nMtber. Mira Edward J. 12:15 8l«n Off admit them. Cyr, RFD A Keeney St, Rockville. He waa bom Jan. 8 aft post must be lined by a Repub­ RIchardC SaiAioni, wbo la oak- PMItogtn Jr. •:(n Long John Wsile Rochester, N.Y., served aa bis H aftfty oft B bat H artfo rd waa t:00 Dkk Robtoscn W T ic —lese C leanin g brother's beat man. Ulshera were Rockville General Hoepttal. Hla matamal graadpomnta am lican. tog a kialtod rapatourt Hamms Tba church cbolr neeta at 1:06 News. Sign Off 6:00 Afternoon Edition the matron oft honor. A reoep- Mr. and Mra. linwood Crockett Haaardville. Oa paternal The other two members, both fa r property on R t 44A, where 7:30 p.m. Wefttoaaday in the WBCH—eie 6:00 News. Sports, Weedier Duncan McDonough of Bolton, tton was hrid at the Btatlet^ grandparenta am Mr. and Mra. Leo P. Cjv, Bakarfteld, V t |;00 Hariford BlgbUcMs 6:36 Americana brother of the bridegroom; and Democrats, are Eldward J. Du­ he to now opemtlng a gua6- aanotuaiy. 7:00 News 7:06 Conversation Piece and Laundry HUton Hotel, Hartford. After Be baa a aiater, Mdody, A pre, chairman; and Philip E. Itoe 4ftatioa. The annual masting oft the 8:00 Geriiabt 7:36 Chet Huntley P^Ux Klee oft EaatfDod. brotber • • e e • 7:80 News of the World a motor trip to New York, the Freedman, vice chairman. A thlid appeal is that oft Oton- idpireh win be held at 8 pjn. 18:00 (totot Boon 7:60 Joe Garasiola oft tb e bride. ooupile wU make tbeir bnnia In Beley, naaefthy Babrtdr, aon of lotan F. aad Anno Champeau, who la Hartford enee B. Sltdey A Bon, acting as w m )-4 2 ie 8:00 Brad Davto Is O u r The matron of honor wore a Tburaday to toe Chundi Oom- Bri)0 News 9:10 NlgMboat CenteibTOok. Chme Foley, 36 lindman S t £b waa bom Jan. 11 at Man- agency manager of the State agent for F. W. Skcl^, ter per­ imiAity Houm on R t 44A. La 6:16 DM 13 11:00 Newa Spocts, WeaUier dark green velvet gown with a Mr. Cole bad been employed cheater Memorial HoqdtaL Hla maternal grandmother ia 6:46 toerto 11:30 Art Johnson Mutual Ldfe Assurance Co., haa mission to erect a sign, adver­ addltkm to annual reports, 6:00 News Business headpiece of pine and carna­ by Praibt and Whitney DIvloion Mra Bryan Chine, Martinatown, DeMn, County Westmeath, been in the insurance business tising tbe rental oft real ootate, adoption oft a budget and elec- 6:46 Lowell Thomas W PO P—141# tions. The bridesmaids were of united Atrowfit Oorp., BJaat Irdand. Bla paternal graadparmta am Mr. aad Mra. Daniel 7:00 The Worldrid Tonight 6:00 George Brewer since 1954, when he Joined Con­ to be erected aft toe ooraer oft tto n oft eftftoan fo r to e year, tw o 7:16 F nu* Gifford 7:00 Ken Griffin dressed in red velvet gowns and Hartford, for over 28 years FMey, Caatlemalne, County Kerry, Iretand. He haa a broth­ necticut Mutual u an attorney. other itsma are on toe agenda^ 7:80 B a n r Raasoner C a ll headpieces styled to match the MR. AND MRS. STEWART McDONOUGH R t 196 adjacent to th a WUU- 7:86 WubiDetiai News until his retirement Mrs. Cole er, John 7; aad three alatcra, Maureen, A fRiella, 6, and Bmne He is a graduate of Han mantle River and the SkaHv a meommendation from the bonor attendant's. They <»rried ki employed by the Vetplez a a ,A 8:00 News • • « • e High School of West Hartford p^pe^y near JbneF C ro sstS T mnate eonaailttee and the board 8:16 DM 18 NEW SYSTEM bouquets of carnaUans. annual report, and also was MWg. Co. oft Bknex. Stetson University In De­ Oft trustees for the placement COME SEE OUR Qreena, Ihomaa Peter, aon oft Kenneth aad Haael Aitkin Onb Aottvitti Mbs. Klee wore a sand-color­ Extension Given named New England winner land, Bla., and, in 1950, received Plans are complete for the and Inatallatkm oft the pipe or­ Oreena, 811 Oak St, Wspptng. He waa bom Jan. 7 at Man- his T.T. w degree from the Uni­ MATERNITY WINTER LAUNDRY ed brocade dross with matching for tbe same year in Its popu­ Carr - WaDac* DOTT GMI8U second annual pinewood Derby, gan, and a report on toe cost oft accessories and a corsage of red To Town Report Ml— Lois Marie Wallace 0ft cheater Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenta are versity of Connecticut SI rtqMlring the eanlage sheds. How To Hold ____ COLLECTION AND DRY CLEANING lation class, In a contest con­ HilTH YpUR BUSINESS Mr. aad Mra. Ihomaa Aitkin, 6 McCabe St Hla paternal to be held at 7:30 p.m. Jaa. 38 roses. The bridegroom's mother ducted for the six-state area Manchester, formerly of Ar­ of Law. During World War U, at tbe meeting oft dub Scout LoMieraa Noam ox HARRISON ST. (44) Manchester has received a PLAYTEX wore a rod wool dress with lington, Va-, hecEume fhe bride grani^iaranta am Mr. aad Mrs. Thomas Greene, Woodhaven, he served as a pilot in the U.S. The senior choir of the Prince Wool and Dressy Dresseg, second extension for ita entry by tbe New England Council. A good bueineeiman does­ M.Y. Ba haa a sister, LJnda Marie, 13 months. Pack 66 at toe Roberteon FALSE TEETH Stretch Slacks, Skirts, matching accessories and a cor­ of Peter Francis, Carr b i Brook­ n’t leave his bntiness de­ A ir Force. of Peace Lutheran Church Off East Center St. in the 21st cumual Town and The following year, Mon- cisions to chsnce. N either • • • • • The Board oft Tax Review will School. Tbe puUic Is Invited. M oro Firm ly In P lace Blouses, Bras, Girdles, Slips Opposite the Cemetery sage of white roses. lyn, N.Y., fortnerljf <*' AHlng- Pians are also complete for meets at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, snd Panties. City Reports Contest, spon­ (shestor tied 'with Westport for ton, on Satorday morning at .should he leave hie I'nsiir- BeMeA Kevta Thomas, aon of Ray and Janet Erleksea begin its deliberations in Feb­ DoToor false ta#tb annoy and em- A rec^itlon for 100 was held snee decleione to chance. toe annual Blue and Gold Bui- and the Junior choir at 6:30 h am H by slipping, dropping or wob­ For Piok-np and Delivery sored by the University of Con­ second place in the state con­ S t James’ Chunih. Boulet, 840 SMth S t, Wapping. He was bom Jan. 11 at Man­ ruary, following the release of pjn. Friday, both in the church. bling when you eat, laugh or talk? Call 649-7758 at CJarvUle's Restaurant, Union. te st, 'W ith Blast H artfo rd 'win­ JBtna Caaiialty’t new. fold­ quet for Cub scouts, to ba held Just sprtnkls a UtUe PASTBBTH necticut Institute of PubUo The bride is a dai^(hter of er “Buiinees Insurance chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are the town's October 1965 Grand Skaling Chaperons your plates.This alkaline (non-acid) For a motor trip through the Seridoe. ning the top award in tbe pop­ Mr. aad M ra Howard Bricksen, Wapping. His paternal grand- L ist scheduled to be made pub- at 7 p.m. Feb. 24 at Coventry Branches at: 209 Norto Main BAra George W allkbe of 39 Ard­ Package Selector" per- Volunteer men or women are powder holds false teeth more firmly Glazier's south, Mrs. McDonough wore a The town’s 1964-65 annual ulation class. mothw la Mrs. Augusta Boulet 140 Spruce S t He haa a broth­ Ue la te th is m onth. High School All boys intereated S t and 601 H artf ord Rd. shocking pink wool dress with more Rd. and the late Mr. Wal­ mite an orderly and pre- needed to chaperon the ice 631 Main St. — Manchester report is now in the bands of Greenwich was tbe winner lace. The bridegroom Is a son ciae review of coverages er, Brtan, 7; aad a slater. Jenlce, 10. In Cub Scouting are invited to diatlng program sponsored by •plate odor" Also Pine deiuiers matching accessories. The cou­ attend wftto toelr parents. Res- breath). Get PASTEBTH today at and Uniform Shop 656 Center Street the printers and the Institute for 1963-64 in the over 50,000 of Mr. and Mra Peter Carr of for your butineaa. Aak to Coventry Reeraaticm Committee drug eoantars ereiywbara. ple win make their home in class, and Its entry was Judged Brooklyn, formerly of Arling- ■ee I t ervaU. She has two Go. of Texas to store Its na­ Fife and Dram Ball Nunaiy and Klndargarten for JANUARY brothers, Michael, 12, and Casey, 9. tural gas pipe-laying equipment Plans are underway for the week tnohide Mra Robert on toe property. town's first Fife and Drum P- Bowen, Mra Arthur Blondin, Lambum, Judith Ann, daughter oft Richard and Bev­ Scranton, In his recent apph B all, to be heM to e evealag oft tSxs. Jamea Breen, Mra Un- erly Klmbaa Lambum, 45 Hollis Rd., South Windsor. She was r a t^ states that the e<]uip- April 16 at RayW ItoUer Skat- ^vooft Pearce aad Mrs. George In addition to all of our bom Jan. 11 at Manchester Memorlu Hoapital. Her maternal ment carries a value...... ^ of |1 - 31.5 ^ BoDeris. SA VE UP TO 20% grandparenta are Mr. and M ra John Kimball, WeatforA Maaa. milUon, but a check of the USED CAR CLEARANCE ceeds will go to tbe raoently or- TP* phrants have their an- other Services, get Her paternal grandpannts am Mr. and MTs. Henry Lambum, town assessor's records reveals ganlzed Nathan Hale Fife aad hual meeting at 5 pjn. Wednes- Chriisle, Mass. She has a aiater, Janet Lee, 8 ^. that the equipment ia assessed Drum Corps, for unMogim aad dhP tlm claesroom at Kings- Living* Long Line Stretch Bra for somewhat over |76,000. e(iulpment. bury H

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John lout and blame ua But tot tauMdlate^ reaatldn **- If it U easy ^ oach':i*^fr«i9,^,, Tb» secret was kapt—hot at gasaritmaitf boritortof W t “**bt, as rior of ’The Impos- la r i W ribnaAliy iBlgM< ( 4 n . 18) pie. About 800 attended tile Matber Chapter oif MAadtaiter. Registration 8:80-9:00 P.M., Jan. 81-Feb-4 other’s words at th etofn ^ g ^ - heavier cppooltom ltoi»—la a aign that ah 'to Uri, hble Years ” at the PtoyhoOse tor rraeidenf fotmKm’a filaite ofvuit. He held toe rifioe of master tbe cost of Wf^l for Preridari jTohiuito to on 48»h St. The old College Office, 184 E. Middle Tpke.— 649-5377 it IS ditficidt for the p e c ^ on, eaeh afte ; of the VnM aadpebA^ Hem- . Others Installed are Mr. and councilor In 1984 after filling .than neoessary. i X* m: •••*•••••••#•••••• the SrilAto o f 1986. pitchman graduates tonight, ““ — ,«»«f»**»**^*** to know for. sore the true iatint o f their ooratte fianrinr.fhbrim l« piece Mrs. Donald -Oray, associate several lesser offices and serv- , Saa. CUntoa Ahdetsoa, of t t t t PabiMtWs Nawspriw U N PublWMrs Nawapaper own government ■ of iofannaUoa-fhait, flUcd -Win matron and associate patron; ing on many oommittees. New Mexico, on LBJ ally for 18 We America^ don’t wilh-«oWft«y.' - r Mra. Frank B. Crocker, treas- He oootinued to serve tbe to­ years, oppoaes any tax increase ___ HH6 mt have to guees—whether our. nMi.pblkgr T h e . tafonhsMimf -''^wfifigwrad urer: Mra Oustaf Anderson, eel chapter as scribe and also -r-inbluding' tbe excise boost— „ _ ^ r «bUM ArnoHaM mtenttg tfae^Sqlm ta Me ear Iqr to«thyi JWW: J 4 Sa;^EilS‘>l°»’!E:iSS needmary^ because at their Harold Loomiq trustee thrpe MiiuKwiir. Youto ' OxnmlMtoe of iofteto woxtoi^iaoiBely w itb 'itototr R fateK Herald. lari j«er, ’lii*-'' lleitaM, ri- With q e r ^ asooriates, aq thqugh a meinber ;o f tito Thx- years; Mia. Albert Heavlrides, the Grand Lodge of Masom in , tce) to tetoy o f toe tak paekagto cause c f thelr'.;own feeling'■'dhat ||iHy W rk iiig FtnenCa'' idbinehlttee, marshal in east;, Mrs. Harry conneettout and be to 4 member ':gen . Lea:k totetof,'’ 'oC.tob'. • to r i natoodto the.Pltomoej'Ojiim* ira Special A p ocr — IIW Tort, ( » • must not let their own resoito' togrn, to bad been given no tafcMng of Casq marshal in west; Mra tjj, local'Chapter’s advisory mlttoe' with Harthaa sFjpto*’- keep a stiff upper,'mOitacy Bp oveii tC, thie derieion u n til']b e etabered Virginia Lewis, standard bear- councIL ■'.'.'.ship, ADSCt BDBBA1T OF CSKOOtaA)- m saftor tones,' they whispor ^ oils sn* Ihe Houqe phainber. or; Miss Mary Louise Dickson, Legion of Hoiaor te oon- bistorian; Mra Kenneth Morri- furred on a fientor Ddkolay in - • To stove, off fttll-fle^ ^ tb* stoer of possiMe. nc|ntMton.v.> ' Nor were mori other inem- adrertMiw — son, prelate; Altort Hravisldes, recngnilian r i oaitstobdtagadult i'voit, top-level 'Preto'fiyv'totoJUto Th at ^ v j s ns, Ip tod end, ••with the bem of the cpararritaa (one ex- —headed by .Secretary H on» ,.„dda7 — 1 P*™. musician'; Mrs. David Hastlnga leadenhlp in ooroe field of ' ac­ ■gw Taeadaj — 1 iKm. » » g —j-, tom e nwarM-for- epbton aikb>jndgihelit oepiion: Louieleim’Is fiom R« b- ■ H. (J o e) F ow ler—fanned Out PW weaneBoap — * iwa- Truth: Mra Daniel Hair, Wis­ tivity that serves Ood, coutory E"For TbnnidaT — -, 1 Vli;“wiaSav p.m Weteeaday, which might he reoemmandpd to, tbs aeB Lqiqr, tb e Dsw c M ro o e a ) dom; Mra John Basemore,Elsemore, ^ humanity. Nominees not only over (Dapltol HiU last ThuratoT Sto Frtaa? — 1 p-m. “nraES!!- given, the CDurteay o f an ad­ Teacher Speaks and...... Friday~ to sen the uto pack- For S U n r^ -J L PW- govermn^nls involtod!. It ' Charity; Albion Severance, apply for the dtobnetion. be What toey toe;'actually guiding; vance peek et the Mrpechafie- warder! Neal MlUer, sentinel; ptVUeatkm About New Math r themselves ;by. fib toPfiM Amerlean Aftd thri’a A key ipkeon why and Mrs. David Fraser and Miss Mjr. Johnsen’e rrinbtvriy bx>f- Long, ri first htotlle, said he rwatlm i df homniagy at Korto Vietnam Blanche Davidson, flower girls Ifontey, Janoair^ tonsive tax prcpcoals Imve en- Members of the InstallingiiwtriUng ^ D. Rogers, a Grade wouW not block it. ^ut trppo- ebntlabas, fact :^>Dilen tba oountored so hostile a reotption suite were William J. Morrison,uv,— made fw in r ii It ra- A teacher at Votplanck School .slUon inside hlS ctmunltUa re- preaanr’ ’l^eace,dCfMffnM’’ t o s launchsd from finance ccmmbttea Dem- past royal patron, installing of­ by Washington, thtob were inte^prSto- ^ 5 s : ^ •The m * Worid In The VnexT o«ariis. ficer; Mrs. Cordelia E. Miller, meiid>erB of this oounoil for sc- tti« Math Curriculum Revtodoo ^ * tlons that said ^ toto:^rpM. ba T U s re fle riv toe puselbCttty package will prabidily .get We iMivie never felt In vw T o'®** «>*“ ■ past ixqral matron, inrialUng oeptance. ___ Oommdittea, wlB speak r i a . ahls.to Teeogniae any fkridii|f'8asp)^{pato^ i that Mr. Johnson may be elip- maroball; Arthur Miller, pari through <3ongTeS8). , , Brnnlon w ltti anytlilng connected' In nny- In addition to Ws •work w ith meetinguaw^vwsAS^ ofv a thev e w Washington v v ever ao sUgbt which might take ^lios pttig as master of toe lagts- ^acaaaasgrand royal patron, ---aide------to mar- the DeMolay,1/eXOOmy, KennedygVCIUlCUjr »•«*»has The opppsltion atoms from way with America'a race track tmUl, lative proceee particularly in School P*TA tOTiorrow at 8 p.m. more than pique over' beigg in tbe. firid—endli to a decrease in. the Shal; Mrs. Ann Tryon, deputy hin .community in many cafeteria. tbe ettier day, our heart and ayupathy the Senate where once bis word iraawtovvtm MWtol mAfTVm Ar4l1fl.tA! ... « _■>__ •n^.M kept in' the dark. Although otrasSve totirify of tto Vietotog'. supreme royal matron, prelate capacities, including Red Cross topic wiil be the new math and were drawn to the glorloas flght for wuB kuw. TtMugh Ingenious as there is divided opinion whefli- is a holiday oeatofto einning, up 4hter MIrs. Bernice Davidson, gn’aml and XJSO Fund drives, Ci'vii I>©- Jk w it is applied at the ele- principle beta* waffed by the blaek- ever ta packaging legielation er the Administration and Con­ this week. Tbe hope must be that surii wisdom; James McKay, organ­ fense auxiliary flireman and as mentary lenrri. i»«»ia who normally aervioe the Flor> to criraet a oonsensus, the ist, and Mrs. Elizabeth Waltera, gress acted wisely last jre**' ^ possible exchanges of facts will spato, Y M C A youth secretary. Mirs. R ogers recri-ved a B8 the massive excise tax reduc­ Ida tracks. President has . bean ncgleoUng past royal nratron, soloist. loader and wito more authority • S i Kennedy Is a past master of from the State University of tion, there is much lastotonpe Somebody had aoddeoiy deddst'le eo> : bis Oongrasabonri fence-mend­ Members o i a coronation moN mutual Influence than the ifoMa „ , ™ A Manchester Lodge of Masons, New York and te working to- now to marching right bqto force a 85-yaar old state Uw requ ire ing. team were Mrs. Hazel T. An^An- gg^ved as Its worshipful word her master’s degree at the whUi, to fit the diplomatic reqvdi^ anoe the spring of 1966, toe down the bill on autos and tels- that people who homes at race de^, master In 1950. He Is a mem- Undverrity of OonneoUcut. ments of both sidea, have to fSce two Senaite has haihoted. a . bend of phones. Also there is wIdS" tracks must be fingmrprinted. potential .Pemoerrito rebels her of Delta Chapter, Royal The group'Will have a Oilnese spread disagreement amang And the good tilacksinittas rdMIed Itoirison , grand associate mat- Tem ole Chanter -Ajuotlon a fter the etpenkw. . II ...... ;i.r ' ’ (many o f 'them longbbpe alUee Democrats with the Tretou^A trim, coronating marshal; Mrs^ ^ Kastom Star and Meanhers are reminded to bring and refuiMd to snbnilt to the indignity cf Mr. Johpscm).. .offento^ by concern that the ecMiomy ,1s arxi asked why, if anybody, had to. be 'V* ■ f " BUzabeth Heavl^es, martial Forest TaU Cedars of * 'wrapped artiol* for the auc- overheated and nerils to. ba opto­ negleot from toe WMte House. in east; Mrs. Harriet Case, Nutoeg , Joseph SuUl'van ■will aerve fingerprinted, it wasn’t tbe'borie-Own* It PsyiTT^ Be Good^^jookfd^i^ TUa peglept junv has. been ed off with higher tax revenues. American tadusby eeim to;bs .^^|t^ marshal In west; Mrs. Virginia 'Lebanon. ___ as auiOtioneer. Parents w ill also Similarly, the PresldonVs pro­ am as wen as anybody else. oompiounded. byttm fteoMtent.’s ooveringMtwt it pays to to rbeKutlfi^ Lewis, standard bearer; Mrs. Kennedy, a com m W ^t o ^ opportunity to 'view posal to apeed crirporato tax the notaUe thing about these rather preo(xmpatiii5n w ith secroty and MUdred Loomis, pari royal St Mary’s Episcopal Church, ^

M ANGHSm a EVENING IfflSRALD, MANCHESTER, OONN.4 HONPAY^ JANUARY 17,1964 lijowssTEB mtimG rntm il vAkcam M m6 noay; ja n u a b t it. t m C o T c n try , raat. pushed n paxkod ear into the rratauraht, oaotong damage 12th G rm it k— at « rid 4> et'« CtouKk at 1/0. -9oriat yMU Kennedy Asks Denial PoB«e CheA to hetk Ik* ear and '‘•M- V:i- ■ Library, Job Goes '* i i O ‘ teg Saturday svenlng. C d u F t be in Mt 8t. Benedict Cwe> V iF tt9 llC 9 aught damage residtsd Sun- tery, BiaMnfield. 'To Mrs, O^Brien day to 1 parking lot on B. Oen' mrtendi ma^ call'at tba fn* tor 8L whoa ooa ear baeltoa Into MANGBMnHt (WMION nenl Imaa tcnigfat frobi 7 to A. Mrs. peter O’Brien of Old Of Petition On Weekend BORTOIV (AP) Sea. Ddward eonttoued psevangsr SM'vIce' la aaotosr ear. Tks Porltoda park- BoMca Hubert Jt. of Btaf- Oak Trail baa been hired as . ii^ lot was ike eeew el a aatoer ford aprtogs pleaded not ghlitar Wtniatn O. Wanama a<>nng librarian by the board JL Knotody, D-Mass.. urged •Thm « m seoimmy, ...... - — tovotol- teeM idt d atad ag adnn ana car to 10 eonnto of arson and fsor oovMwm r — winian a the Interatato Commerce Com WUBaina, M, «C WUlinaaiUe. of traatoes of the Booth- quM tobrattom Ti^^ *«tad IS aeddente oror Uto was simdc *y another enr earn- oesato of hranktog and aUr- [John Lappen Dies^ faUver dC X rt. WilMam Hem* Dlmock Menwrlal lib raiy . She mtr*~ today to deny the New iSSs SffSSt wroktoiA.to-to-ef t t a . " * inv^ *F^ # m h&rst o t OoTtttljfy. dted Sfttidv raplacee Mrs. Leon Labile, who Baron Raih^apatition to du- hulk of the paassn^fram adting to arrartsi thara ware S m S t S a reaigi^ as librarian oh Jan. i. coottow an tafaratsts passen- Boston end ^pringfitod to New ..TurtM. Memorial Hoepital. WUltmah- gM-ssrviqo. York end to TtosSiSta.’’ »• injuries. ______^ ctdsstt Sslarday. th a Parent ear the ------case waa-ras, booad over to Kolb n e e T o w n D u * ecto r UMBCrial MoeSaL WUlbn^ Leon Labrie has bSm elected waa stopped an Tbitoad Tpke. toad Oonstg Sqparter Oouri. tie. "N6 one can dany tbs Impor- Kennedy *»«»* to 1968 Buann M aikonakl of mem ; rohn H. Lappien, <54, of 526 Gardner St., a well known president of the board of trus­ wlMn m anideatifled ear r>ii« the ohargas agatost Robert Survivors also include snotto tees of the lihrary association tsnos of service to New IOC examiners ccocludsd that Hartind lost oontrol of her H ncheater insurance and real estate agent and: a for> er daughter, two eons, a b ro ^ ivqet an the tunpika atrodi U s ooma from tocldento to Oovsn- with Mrs. Richard F. OoughUn Btogland,” Beniady said. "The the New Haven's freight i^wra^ TeeterdST to Mast Canw- car in Oto left front honqpsr, try, Tolland and Stogtord mi r town official, died early this morning at his home. er, a siater, twahra graadohll- Nsw Haron aa a commuUr and tkms aboold be tectoded to tbs aadkm^tsd down n moa- ~i wdilnil o< tlM Jo in H. Lap- as vice president; Mrs. JUui to psUes. Sprtaga ever tbs M ssvto dren and several nieces and [gjumore, traaanrwr and Mrs. |te t Insurance and Real Estate, nephews. In ., Mr. La{)|M(i founded tba Ralph H U c k i n a, secretary. w nuam J. XsydBB. 5 ^ of 67 Funeral servlcaa wera heM Trustees re-elected for three- KemtodT tesuftod at tbe locre n o t . ^ ^ a« sKy in 1933 and sitpanded this afternoon at tha Potter Boston bsarliig on tbs New Ito- But, Kennedy ssid. oondUkais i s * 2 ^ irito ’lm- to/ a n a l eotaite in 1906. Robeit Funeral Home, 496 Jaoksoh year terms are Mra. Robert About Town 1000 bood'’on a d to rg ^ c f^ tn e - Cloverdon. Mrs. Dtosmora and ven petitioo. Other hearings have ehangad since 1961 and ^ tleing danttttry. wttbovt a 1(- W leiipen and Kenneth M. S t, BRUtmantlc. Burial was hl^ have been btod te Waafatogton "states and lbs federal govern- Saturday wton tsra of his sons, were the Ptok Osmetary. MSaadalA.' Mrs. Huckina. New trustees ManrbrsTrr mo osnis, and JMs enas was oo»- elected are M ra Jan ea H. a n d vartous New Xtogtond clt- ment have toxrim their wining- ***• n»torcyoto bs was ^ v to g t with him in the busi- ness to provide whatever flasa- hit a______ear that he was ^nnpt- meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at Use tinaod to Jan. SL Xagdin f| AmeUng, Arnold B. Carlson, ...... Am. weramm Ana 4tbA rito4bfr AM atace 1906. Mrs. Lena B. Jheehsen Kennedy caHed oa tbe IOC to dal help to needed." 8 tog P«“ «“ the right on vlStaafvwta? *^**tl^ Lappen had formerly Tbomas J. Crane and Mra Ray­ ROCKVlLXJB ~ M ra Lenh mond Yama. roqnbre ttiat tbe New Haven’s He said the Pran-Oeatral bas Center St, neeordtag to poUee. bsw, 888 Tounoa .Tplto. arronisd by Btoto Pbtlcb Petdag as a member of the Bolieau Jacobsen, 77, of Staf­ essential passenger service be the resources "to replaes the The car bit waa operated by ___ _ . . ' . m bis fc’wn. of Selectmen, a member standing oommittae ebair- ford Springs, mother of Kyis men named are Arnold Carlson, indnded to tto pending merger New Haven’s obsolete equip- Ruby B. Bdgerty, 38 Laurel WoniMrs ^ _«» Zoning Board of Amsals .Jacobsen of Rockvillel died yet-, of the Penasylvanto and New mrat with modern, highspeed St Court date is set lor Jen. Oommimity B^ptw Cmimai m n ------•" the town Board’ of Oirec* finance; Mrs. O. Richard Mes­ terday afternoon at Hartford sier, library; Harold J. Wald­ York Oential railroads. and effldent trains wUeh eonld 81. tnmorr^ to FsDirawW to n . Hospital after a short lllnesa. Kennedy said that such a re- reduce tbe cost of operation end ^ oar driven by Fred A. MIoo- MeH at the ,cbtoeto The ttiiiis Be was a Charter member of ron, building and grounds, and Burvivon also includa anetber 'Dioroas J. Crane, memhersUp. qulrement would be "a means maintenance.” 83, of Kaat Hartford, of . the meettog to "New Dimee^ the Manchester Board of Real* son, a daugMer, two brotherly of solving the crisis to New Kennedy said that commieskio struck a ear driven hy Mrs. sto—, to O r^ w sDsmUL ton. the Manchester Aasociation two siatara and eight graadeUW Kngtand’s raO passenger serv- approval of the Penaqdvanto- Mcriyn Sulham of 303 Oak MtoBbero the KS^UMwn of Ineurance Agents and the dnn. r p The front and Bide of the,car in wWch MerriU Miles toe.” New York Central merger Grove St. et tbe ML Middle Tpke. Qtoeie ara Mancheeter Isidge of Elks. The fmeml wiU ha held Y e t n O n ke New Haven has aaid in larger railroad systema to to- dat^ for each to Jan. 81. ebtod American Veterana will Bessie Flaherty Lappen; an­ adbK leaders for girl scouting. Burial wilt be to St. Edward r e j ^ n the Incident and was cooperating to a coutorywlde past bearings that the deficit- elude smaller carriers operating , ___ _ ^ meat tomorrow at tbe Lsgton other son, Donald B. Leppen M pmu A. kOlea, 36, of lOU- Mr. Miles was bom in Roeb- Marched Off "Medical Self-Help Training Sba was'recognized as a spe- OemcCary, Stafford gpringa. eater, M. Y., son of Orin Miles awaiting further informaUon to ri^ pnaeenger aervlce to "aa at a loas. Under the prapoeeL if ' serving with the UR. Marine crast Dr., Vernon, was killed awaaung - program.” dealgned to acquaint Ualist to oamplng, wildlife and Frianda may eaS at tha , ^ ^ ^ .V — . _ *uid the late Kathleen Maxfield determine whether to seek uieir ® ’ onerous b ^ " tbet Jeopard- the Pena<3entral took on tbe ____ _ ^ Corpa staMoned at Camp' lii- conservation. She actively sup­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9 last night when the compact car Into Jungle release through the Swiss Em- P*«P« izes the oonUimatlon of easen- New Haven’s essential peasen- ^ The exeeutive board of the jeune, N.C.; a brother, Howard ported Pinnacle Day Camp to and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and he was drtvlng wsnt out of con- s u ^ v o rs besides his father bassy in Havana. f^ent of ^ cataatPOpb*. mUl- ttol freight aervlce. ger operaUons "it would be aUe * m M a n rid e r W. Laipen of Man chester; tfarae Rockville and servad as an offi­ 7 to 9 pm. Then win be a rad- tro* and struck a tree on Rt. 30. include his wife, Mrs. Joyce (Continued from Page One) The United SUtes broke diplo- ^ .-firA An aide to Gov. John A. to ease the burden of the New . Banned meet tonIA>t a t 8 ^ tto sisters, Mrs. AMce Murphy of cial at regional and national tatlOD of the Rosary tomorrow matic relauons with Cuba sev- Edwards ^ Volpe, who Is oa vacation, read Haven’s debts by claiming sub- *k**®J* ****• Maher, 89 Manchester, Mra. George Han­ The aeeident occurred about Hippie ^Miles; a son, Bruce one of the most knowledgeable Girt Scout round-ups. at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. 6:30 p.m. Miles, owner of Miles Miles, and two daughters, Mar- ^ 1 years ago and handles all has a supply Of brochures on the a atatoment which aaid, the etanttol tax reUef. car to hit a preceding car. which sen of Long Beach. Calif., and officers In the civUlan ranks of Mrs. Newmarker was also Auio Soles., Hartford Tpke., 1*"« Miles and Joan Miles, all th. »w «»^ ^ Mrs. Violet OhureWM of Hemet. active to the Rockville public Mrs. Jnlin O. Ynvtaaliy at home; a brother, Orin Miles the U.S. MiUtary Mission. He Is Swiss Embassy. fen.se department will or­ waa Kemben of tna Mancheater Calif, and seven grandchildren. Vernon, was pronounced dead ganize a clasB riiorUy, which ^ R o d and Gun Club win meet to- Health Nursing Association, Mrs. Julia Ogiyalo Ta.vlnaky, at the scene by Dr. Frances E. Jr. of Wapplng: and a sister, fluent In the Vietnamese lan­ Funersil services will be held will be open to local residents. roaaonable < U sta^ at 7 a t the SulUvan Fu- having served as Its president, 73, of Olastonbuzy. mother of B u^, medical examiner for Mrs, Everest Whitney of Burke, guage and has been on the Massive Propaganda Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 9t. the Rockville Chapter of the The program 1s being spon­ appearance la aet for Jan. 31. Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., John Yavinsky and Mra. CbOa- Tolkuid Comity. N. Y. scene of the conflict lor several Mary’s Episcopal Ohun*. Bur- American Red Cross, the Amer- ter Clbnoski, both of Manehea- Funeral services will he held 2 Jets Collide sored by the Federal Depart­ A truck driven bjr David Glastonbury, to pay respects to Mr. Mllea' vehicle was travel­ Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the years. ment of Health, Education and KUtredge, 18, of 26 Arnott Rd., the late Mrs. Julia Yavinsky, lal wUi be in East Cemetery. teg], Legion Auxiliary, the ter, dUsd Saturday at her honm ing west ad the time of the While Refueling Friends may caH at the fta- women’s Guild of Union Con- Odber aurvlvora Inohide twd BUrke Funeral Home! 76 Pros­ Ramsey Is the most Important Welfare, >uid' will continue to Launched by US, Viet hit a car going north on Main mother qf John Yavlnaky, a neral home tomorrow from 3 to gregatlonal Church and Hope other sons, two other daugl^ crash. The car broke through a pect St., Rockville. The Rev. officer the Viet Cong have cap­ the end of February. SL, driven by Antoinette E. member of the chib. (Continued from Page One) Hllenskl of Coventry, Friday, ------4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Chapter, OB8 , of Ellington. u rs and thlrtaan g ra n d e h lld ^ Walter L. Abel, pastor of Our tured M far. (Ckmtlnued from Page One) ------Survivors include a son, Ed- ’Iha funer« win ba hSld t«- Saviour Lutheiran Church of The highest ranking U.S. ci­ those hospitalized at Aquilas. as he was backing out a sunset OouncU, DegrM of vilian to’ be kidnaped by the and not large numbefs from parking atall, police say. - pyxahontaa, will Meat tonight XT f ward L. Newmariter ja of Cov- morrow at S:15 a-iii. from tlM ^ jf* * - fence and Wapplng, will officiate. Burial The other was not Immediately Public Records Mrs. Newmarker entry; a daughter. MqaiRIehard SuUlvaiiFuaarai Hbma, 60 NSa- wtn be In East Cemetery, Man­ Communists is Gustav Hertz, h a r d ^ fighting utota. Z 8 at Tinker Hall for tbe ia- chester. 46, of Leesburg, Va., former Identified. The Viet Oong are being bom- ?V ™ unsafe backing. atollaUon cf offleero. C * Crum of Indianapolis, Ind.; and buc Ave., Glastonbury, with a 3^” *^ Warrantee Deeds p re f eta victory f *1 leader for many years, retiring wiDlmanUc. Burial win be In 4tb Degree Aaaembly, and a Bearers were Stanley Mc­ the fleet manager of the compa- willed In 1911 lor the use of Josephine Hahn to Georgf rifwijf wear black pajamas, the 24 if, as expected, the American Cormick, C. Raymond Thomas, last Spring. Windham Center Cemetery. mambar of Manebeator Lodge whites only. 2. It heard oral Edward Hahn, property ai American didn’t realize he waa military pressure is stepped up. Fm aa Sliaiibsrrits'7^'* 4 'tf M of Elks, the Army-Navy Club COVENTRY — John Joseph DsIM sbIc Ps m In 19U Rw Introduced Girl Friends may call at the fu- Reater, 88, formerly of Pucker as saying in a radio message. arguments to which the fed­ Cooper HIU and West Sts. and Master Builders AssuUa* pert. Clareaea Asptowall and All three vessels, each carry- eral government was aUgned MAIHCHESTER COMMUNITY COIlEfX Scouting in Vernon. After the neral home tonight from 7 to 9. St., died Saturday In Norwich. Frederick Edwards. Leonard E. Seader to Ellen Pssai Hesdsf Qocsbte "Tm” ^ H s m I s S bisyirtSbioy” 27^*1 Oonneotlcut Valley Girl Scout _____ UOB. against six Southern states C. Seader, property off Rich­ Survlrora Include three Survlvora include two sons, U.S. Troops Will Observe Council was organized, she Frank J. Mosldtla Martin Reater of Quaker Hill In a dispute over the oon- mond Dr. • SPRING SEMESTER 1966 • IMMsBte‘'*t»r’*DiU( 4L‘95‘ CslfMa CiMt Tsalbyssts 3 >*• M ; served as a member of the coun­ Frank Joseph MosklUs, 79, of daughters, Mrs. Francis Cole­ sUtutlonallty of the 1965 Vot­ Certificate of Merger man, Mrs. ^ Lovmown, iS SS or ™ cil and at one time sras editor S4 Turnbull Rd., died Saturday Nursing attended the funeraL in the tost year or so and bought ing Rights Act. S. It decided The Iona Mfg. Co. of Con­ 78-Hoiir ^New Year’ Truce Continuing Education Courses Jifiy Ciks Mixsf Viihs«44Cia|hSyiBp ^ U M j of Its publication. ‘‘Valley night at a Mancheater conva- and Mrs. John Aceto, all of Funeral services will ba held by the Singleton Shrimp Co. in to hear arguments later on necticut and the Iona Mfg. Co Newa” Tampa for $250,000. what court should have Jnrls- (Oonttoned from Page One) ------“------VffMM i H l l f a i B r I i I a ftaa packoga of • leecent home after a long Ill­ Mancheater: » bother, tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. tram the of Delaware, merged under the were stretching U.S. forces insursnee 202—^Mondajrs 8-10 P Jf. B iw owrassw Delay Rolls when you buy In recent years, she was best The Coast Guard Search and dlction over 29 civil rights Piipb Pniiie n m 4 » M ness. Patten of OaUforaia; olgllt KiUouray Brao. Funeral Home, name of the Iona Mfg. Co. of room for «^tlmlsm about the ‘q>eyDnd reaaon.” 6 at tha regular low priest known for her work in training grandchildren; two groat- Rescue Center in Miami said it demonstrators arreeted In Mr. MosklUs was born In 86 UBiaa S t, muimantie. with a State News Delaware, as executed on Supt chances of peace UHm soon. Oavin said in a letter to Har- Principles of Fire, Marine snd Allied Lines Insur­ grandchildren and several could not take part in any res- Greenwood, Mias. Lithuania. May 19, 1886, and Mass of requiem at St Mary’s 10, 1965. TTiS NorUi Vietnamese Oommu- that "many ance. For anyone with training or experience in the lived In Mancheater 20 years. nlaoes and aopbowo. Church. Ooventiy, at 9. Burial alat party paper Nhan Daj^e- a s ^ ^ force" aa now General Principles of Insorance. Personal Notices Before that titoe he had been a The funeral win ba held to­ win be in St Mary’s Oemetery. Roundup Jectod Preeldeto Johnson’s offer employed would be required to resident In West Hartford. He morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the Friands may call at the fu­ (OontiuDed from Page Owe) in fata State of the Union mes- all of South Viet Nam In Memoriam had been employed ms a car­ John F. Tierney Funeral Home, neral home tonigbt from 7 to 9. •age tost Wednesday to meet against the Viet Cong. Tet if the Registration 8:80-9:00 PJf., Jan. 81-Fd), 4 In lovtns m em on of my husband penter at the Whitlock Mfg. Sir W. Cantor St. with * Island Sound from East Marion, end our father, Adam Baickua. who With tha Communists "at any xhiitsd States applied the neces- CoUege Office, 184 E. M id^e Tpke.—649-5877 passed away Jan. 17, UM, Co., Elmwood, until his retire­ aolemn requiem Moot at St LX, to troops,” toe pasty organ said. appealed again tor peace in Viet tell. keepsie, N. Y.; eight grandchil­ Of the lose of one we loved so well. dren and two great-grandchil­ more A. Gagne of Broad St., Church. The Rev. Joseph J. We were The paper also rejected John- Nam. Addresaing the usual Sun- And while she sleepe a i>eacetui dren. died Saturday afternoon at O’Brien was celebrant Mrs. given some ■on’s offer to poB U.S. troopa day crowd to St. Peter’s Square, sleep. Je^ Maoearane was organist PRESCRIPTIONSk Her memory we shall always keep. The .funeral will be held to­ Bridgeixirt Hospttal. interesting oat after Sooth Viet Nam’s fn- the ponttfl asked God to Ues$ and aoloiat Burial was to St results of toro Is securriy guaranteed. thoee government leaders Who 8eo. Robert UcLeary morrow at 9:18 a.m. from the Other aurvlvora toeiudv two . . . retuldng in mearUngful other daughters, a slsier, eight Jambs’ Cemetery. The Rev. Eu­ research CM "U.S. troops would never get had reacted favorably to Ms Daugl^rs. Mrs. Albert Bourret KoImeS'. Funeral Home, 400 gene F. Torpey refd the oom- whether the DELCO savings to you every day! Mm. Clarence C o t^ and Mato St., with a aolemn high grandehUdren and four great- out of South Viet Nam .r they Christmas appeal tor a perma- Chtldren miital servlqe. various would withebaw only on condi- nent truce and negotiations in grandchildren. addiUvas No tma and downs to your Freocription Bearers wbra Elwyir J. NOble, d r y c h a i g e (ion that tbe rieoUons in South Viet Nam. I ^ e r e l servicea will be held Francis Pike, PTancis O’Ootn, avaltobto i < t * coots—BO "diseamtttr today, "Ragidar . IVednesday at 10 a.m. at the for your Viet Nam are held under toe ------prtoea’* tomorrow! John DeCanno, Donald Nagy JO C -r 1 UB. eggreeooee’ control,’’ toe ^ „ Pruneau Funeral Home, Sum­ and Norman Lyman. car’s fiMi No "rodnced apedala”—nd tam poraiy mer St, Barre, Vt. Burial will and oil sue papor said. Conference FLETCHER BLASS CO. 9F MANCHESTER worthwhSe. BATTERIES rodnctlaas^ ao Pwacripttoaf ta ter* be In S t Monica’s Cemetery, Salvatore Attardo The tests ware soatonM n! Barra. Sabratsra A(itafito.’ SO, of conducted suu TRnter Meeling| At the aoma tima. tbero la never any ‘ *VThen You Think of GlasSy ------Hailford. flatoor'dC Mra. Mimi over a fwriod stswart Johnston eemproniaa to aarviaa or qnaliUr! Think of Fletcher** UMStt Mrs. Ida H. Ant Bobti of Mancheoter and Mrs. of time to ROCKVnXE—Mrs. Ida Hiith LuoSle Zerak, of Sputh Ennd- fleets 0* can, tochMItag ttooa 1 4 . 4 9 dent’s chief emissary on the the ConneotiOut Conference Of YOU GET OUR LOWEST Aral, 78. of 73 VUlage St, dtod aoa.i died S atu rd ^ ag'R aitfoni that gM andi rough usage as peace offensive, left Manila tor the United Church of Chriet FBICB8 tiVEBY DAY OW THE Saturday night at her bom« af­ HOeipital. police cars. The National Insti­ Washtogton after talks with toe have its annual Winter YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE We DcIiTcr 54 McKEE STREET tute of Government Purchastag ■ Exehaage ter a long illness. She was tb* Survlvora also Include S oth­ reports: Since use of automatic MW PhlHpptae prudent, Ferdl- Meeting Wednesday MORE THROUGHOUT TH|B Everywhere, Fast widow of Paid 9 . ArxL er daughters,' 19 grandchildren transialmton addlttve began, M O d E. Marcoe. They reported- ■’ , - __ Y9AB . ON 'ALL ‘»OU» Mra. A n t was bora to EMng- TUB EMCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS and 16 groat-iyandchidran. transmtosion r^Mdrs ware re- Ip illeniMiil toe posaihiUty of ■’^ Sooth Otoato FRESGUriClON NBED9. from $25.00 to $45.00 I ton, Sept. 10, i m , and Ilvad to Ttie fdniiral will 1 » hold to­ ddead BBora than 60%. W ith InstaBed In Valiante, Packards, Dodges, ChryAlert, a m fe b in g FlUptoo combat toify CongrepttlonsI Cluiroh. . ttoa area all her Ufe. She was a morrow at 8:15 ajh. from the gaaoUns addtttvbs cars averaged troopa to Vlat Nam. Rusk and Mrs. Eric A. G Martin of 11Y US AND SK mamber of Union Oongragatton- DiBsppo Fuitoial Ctupel, 235 m an L4 to 3X more miles per Mercurys, Fords, Chevys, Olds, Plymouths, in fact ^ v tin a a ptoimad a stopover to Hamden, first vice prealdeot of Now is the time te bring to your screena to ba rapolnA. | al Qtourch. / , Wottimfitod Ava>. Hartford, gallon using regular-grade gas. nMmhilu. * tbe Connecticut Women’s Fei- And use of motor on adAtive Stop.Shop Storm sriiidow glass replaced. Survivors include two sons, with a soiemn requiem Mms at , _ .. „ , , . - J u s t about any car. —Japanese Foreign Minister lowelUp, win speak on a general Paul F. Alto and Kenneth J^. the Church of St. Patrick and **2 *ttad to radu^on of ^toye - and crankcase atodsre trouble. ■ s i ^ S Z r S h a n a arrived In synod held in C h i^ o , D l . ^ AUTO ULASS INSTALLEI Ant. both of RookvUla; ^wo 8L Anthony. HaittOvd. a t 9. q S o fW y«»r«by^wSTirt^ Moscow on a multipurpose mis- July- T h e ^ v . Arthur E. Hig- Suiikist Navel 0raiiBe$5 Sl5 ‘'49‘ . ^ diugMoni, Mrs. WUUam H TH* M a i wUI ba in ML St. Bane- S o w Front Wheel S ra thto could have side effect: Bradiees bou of Coventry and Miss Myr- diet Cranetery. hMircen.a. ahort ■"H m n Vi«t Nam Sbitna was report- ^ CSJimoctIcat Com «woc FOODS FORMTURE TOFS tie Xfc A nt of Rockville; a sin- Friends may ,ooM .at the fu- long life for your car. As in all Aliynmttit S c S S '^ tlo n s from of the United C hi^ of (torist. tor, Mra. Fraf* nnaiadel of W Nlliome /tonictat from 7 to 0 fields, when you seek out the *- s s ih Sevdet w4H sp«k «s "SSsperisM^^ FraA 6 Monu Camb'*«sr1(L \ ^ (niapiHs M M B s m Rockville; a brother, WUUam ------ftnu 'wTsw Mil proven by the Ba- X. Orifa of Nov York Caiy. and Mra. Jaaa Paquette record that they are Okore in­ terested in aorring than to .U7 six grandchadron. Tlie funsrai of Mrs. Jane Pa- . . _ “TlatoS'untS^lleuten- The m «^’ A V. •’ • lunchaon. Reservations AT THi PARKAPe — WEST MIDDLE TPKL YOU SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM DOLLARS PER WEEK WHH mini pPiCinQ..YOU TRY IT! Private fUMral strvloea wOl quetts of Maml, Fta., formerly VIEPIT aat general and former amhaa- wKn a b. hold toJiM Lodd FwMsal of |imi.li.at«r. «a. bau.8.turw No Money Donm mam to FrwKe, James M. may be made ^Ui m "W * Sov* Y M M ftf" V.. ^ 25^ nwmtoirfrom the Waiter TWto Ftort dealer, M FM ate^ M O N ^ w m Ooffito Writss that tha American f 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST Rev. Paul J. Bowman, postdr N. Llclere 'Funeral Home, 23 Manchester. Ph<»e 643-2146. wfliraij olijaetlvas to Vlat Nam Sooth Gtoafonhoiy. ^ , /, V IIANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD^ ICANCHESTEE, CTOMN^ ]iONX)i4Y, JANUARY 1 7 ,19M f a g m Fra»dnelUWm Speak Fmd Supports South Windsor DOUBLE ’fS r STAMPS mwm n s $!0jfiiudor C&uwjfyCh^ School Approprwti^ o i n t t f - e t .WASBXNGtON tU*)Hp*»* Taken RepahliOBn le a d e r G on ld R. .'dlbtf iikl dniw o t Ootmaettout, The town ooonoil wIU meet have aa oppoetanfty bo Iwar >18 epa* W oaiioiiy at 8 pan. Ibcd eaya-Fnahleift j;ohnBaa's Wodnasday a!t8pJB.at amUgh mwalwra of ttm «6teni. ttm e t m f f o a , mawtlng oir ttie Jkai-' peaoa otiiettve bbould oonttmia aobool, but a. podSio .baaring.' bbodofafoM tttinakattmptfo* QmS 'h>r vieiaty ofoo oc iibwimfliii damNa ttM lack o f toiwnodtate origbmny aDtaaftried to praoede lb bundhty. eemnOmlm tp e * Maeonie Temiila. EOa the meatlng, has been onideled, on Mm yarioqa .Wpaata o t ttw A T Y c H m ' w fll b e 'TJQfisbmar Ftn-. n U O I D L Y O d y tbe can daddo The bearing was on Ui appro, adddtoacbool propoebL JO.** tile pnMIe ia'iBvitod: pribUon of $11,80603 front the Ooopoimttvo SAmety - lElie epedBer la a iia M v e o f kmg to inttt ttm peace ww— ' ^ moves *a«d aotyond ttm bomb- general fund to the U|d> otlbotA Tim Boutti .W laaie ~ ■DHIIQVKI wWI €MOCr top , of bargota in Noitti Viet edtUtion account UV6 rim tiy npwiiir w ni im s m Mil 11| W i pBABTRinMl OC IJIBillum The council bad plfuaad to meottng for perete fotnedw m wid>Al limit offtoe to t Nam, Ford aundey on NBITa p n g ia m etose out ttm Oivbiu^ HIS oit ^ .6 iMn. ' « t ttm - a ven p w n : JvyMBBib XSO NMMM,4nQRl0a TD GUO aohool projeob aeoount , and IXKlga OB I M n S t The foliDbl ^JpOIDBOQROImC BSvBSO XJBKeHHCu^R sa “ Meet tha PnoB.” eaks thait s « ptwanto ohtiod. JUMT'«Bd sw ved ttm e brnnw. He But tbe MfoUgon cxmgrsas- transfer the balance of $11,- amn wonmd that ttm bonfolng 806.13 to the general fund. Af­ . A v h t PTA.' MNP mPPOSHBO \0 RDM pFBMeOt Tbe Ayoty SteaeC noheel FFA: pssme dhould not be prolonged ter the puUic hearing,, the jpeeUloii > 1868 by IH aflynLlses. . Javiits of New York joined Ford eral fund, without addlUonsL no­ tion. recstvod, flmninea Ota Be ta a member of the As- prizes awarded tn various cat­ in backing ttm presldeRtial nmnea begin with the loMiSn A. anctafftm of Food end Drag of- egories, and a grand prize win­ peace oaenslve, whitflt be said Other Rems o f anflUilaltm through K- wiX -ahtond bmocw floialB o f ttie Uiiiited Steitos, and ner of the entire show. Those givee tbe United States “an ex- business to come before tbs o t New England first will later com- oeUent chance of goMliig out of oounoU are the appointment dlng nb tBsirgaint M oyto ttie cmudrtoa cW- p. ^ u o drive wNh Oongresa. Bhrmer the Ineorporatton d'stdenkalk Tbe Imdloe CtaSd of B t Miar- Barry Goldwdter of Azlzo- ttens; dtacusaion of ttie reoom- goret MDaryto GhnrOh.wlB boU ■ A: ttamnwr of the Govemor’e _ _ na, 1964 OOP preaideatid oondl- poratfon of sidewalk speclfica- Its onauBl pot kMk supper Ftt>. NkflbdUhs Advisory Ckmanfotee; BOKer * » Msnenoeter na- uMd in a San Diego inter- tlan; discuasian of the rocomr 17 «t 6:80 . tun. In ttm church lierof tbeaBeoattveoom- ^ Uved tn New Ro­ view be woe oonoenmd oboot mendatlons of the committee to IrnSL Tiidlee oftadee last namea o f ttm OBrnmotlcult Nto- N .T., 89 years, retarnlng ^ m ^offm m iva because study town oouncil nilm and begin with therMtam A thsongh MMl hi 1964 was ^ town in 1966 on bis rs- “wa’rs not being told aoytiflng pnxmdurea. B ore oslDed to tntiitt a (neat to a newly Conner tirement He was a teaCha' at K,” An appointment to fIB an dtoh serving four; F ^ Adytotwy OyuFmil by ITew RodieUe High Sebool and A^irWwM- p«g of the flar-na^it^ unezpired term on the planning for four; atartb dUi for OOMmeBB. federal In the art department o f Ool- peace offonslve ended Sunday and aonlng oommliatbn ty also six ; and N--Z. rottoi butter and Of Hcefltb, BHiiraiittnw umbla University, New Toric ^riwn Secretary o f State Doan scheduled. salad fo r four.. A psony auzctloti east VMfore. City. He Is living in the Per- Rusk tmd roviiig Ambaasador New business on ttm agenda of MW or ueed artfotae wM be Btoa Arte Night win be ob- kin’s house, the bouse In which W. AvereH Hurlman concluded Inohzdea ocoeptanos of oee- httdfollowiOK IbS euppeCi ■irvad a t ttm meeting with he was born. talks with Preaident Fenfinond tain roods by the oounoU; con- St. pelisli Notas B. liarooa of ttm PtaUppines. sldeiation of an appropriati’ Mnhaffey of Hartford. Saturday’s aimounoement been visiting Miss Shli^ey Pullt, ju«t a little bit too pessimistic. Club will hold a board meeting are continuing to decline. The hangiing roof which gives protection both from nursing station is located. Two iimovations are the brushed chrome the hospital. The unit is located facing Haynes St at The vice president aaid there tonight at 8:30 pm. at the home decrease tor the year ended In the southwest comer of the existing building rain and the direct rays of the sun. sJdP roiL it Johnson has ap- is no longer any possibility of a of Mrs. Robert. Warren, 6 Mur­ proved a recommendation by escaped with minor in- June was 8.2 per cent, based on adjacent to the obstetrics and maternity Access to the building is through double Viet Gong nrUditary success. The ray iRd. glass doors at the apex of the arch or through ' pcetmaater Gemeral Lewrence juries. a Jime 1 count of 16A mlUlcn. 'MNiSit ward. It is Joined to the basement level by was estimated at Viet Congo’s alms in South Viet Unlon-EIlswortti FTA a ccRidor so that patients can go directly the connecting corridor from the main build- ’'F . O’Brien that slx-day-a-week Damage Nam, he added, “bave been put A jodnt meeting of the Wtap- APPl^UCE 3 g U" ; jmccel poet Service be reotxxred $12,000 A oneroer accident Sunday out of reexdi.'’ ptog and Union - Blisworth T()iR.JQiCE ’' ip 6,091 communities with pop- * PTA’s, originally scheduled for i- Stations over 8,000. Since nlgbt claimed the M i^ u S n i V N A ^ H < x > January, has been moved up to 3 One day each week haa been Miles, 26, owner of Miles Auto MEASLES 8UOT8 READY ^ P D R E E 4 £ i 1W NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Some tonight, to ooinoide with a pub­ Skipped for deliveries in these GEORGE N. . wlwrp mstman In Jn t'lainvuie, Plalnville, wuy Guy Parent,jrarem, », 49, 7,000 Newark school children lic bearing on the propoe^ 3^ * 10* ' to deUver o i New Britain was found lying «*« nflUng up fiieir sleeves for a middle echooi tonight ok 8 pm. S w rog 4 s *100 ' I injuredInjured beside Woodruff AvemM niaes vaccination program in at the high school. CONVERSE * "^ [^ ’<»ttier move will be in- near the New Britain town line the face o t a sharp increase of The middle echool was Skut- i r o S S i u E i 3i £ < lo o creased window service at night w ly Sunday morning, measles cases in tbe past four «d to be the .topic of the PTA PflUITINI M 4 'S r ’ l'*** Parent was taken to New months. roeettog, but, PTA offioOTs felt . AND and on weekends in nearly 16, ^ i e s G A* " P^iimasters Britain General Hospital, where Dr. Mkfhael Frantantuno, as- that the project would be bet- 3 1 ; S T ^ 9 000 post offices ^ be died about nine hours later, slstant city heaMh officer, said ter oinderstood If members at- DEGORATINa Will also be authorized to re- ___ . Police called it a hit-and-run 460 oases of measles were re- tend the public hearing called CUB 6 PJM. - 8 PJK. iiriRBTsmM 3g?nw eume Saturday sales oi mon y They said fragments ported In December in the city, by the pubMc buUdiiig commis- Pltone 668-8806 ■ I S r H A m 4i « r < i w FULLY INSURED orders, of a headlight and a broken compared wlfii 84 in the last rioo. Aeaisiant White House news radio ware found at the three months of 1964. At tbe hearing, the puUic wiU oeiiretary Joseph Laltin, an­ spot where Parent was struck nouncing tbe plans, said im­ proved efficiency would reduce down from behind. An out-of-etate accident claim­ (he postal deficit, estimated at ed the life ot Mable Epps, 48, of CATSUP $406 million this fiscal year, Hartford Simday. She was being dtepRe the $16-mllllon cost of taken to a hospital in Tampa, Mm" the improved service. Fla., to be treated for injurlee 5 £ ‘T believe Congress will go BEETS m u 6»j^i]oo suffered In a fall, when the am­ along,” Bold Monroney. “They bulance was Involved in a col- kicked about the cutbacks.” fiM reJEllYSl!?*!®* ^ R O T S Asded if there would be any eubstanUal congressional oppo- NEWSMAN D1B» pcjCFoopaass^iM __ OR Blfiofa, Murray sold, " I wouldn’t BoiwC RU N im i (taink so.” ' STAMFORD (AP) — James Both______Monroneyand Murray McGowan, 68, one of the found- jfeKySnuiFSa^lw tba administration was era of the World War n eervlce- PEASzM W flB 6 » * H O O ill A better position than they men’s newspaper ‘'Stars and ^taete to eottmate costs of the Stripos”. died at Ms Stamford SS b ^I**** oervioe, but Ifoarp- boms Saturday. -ftw: gitid the $16-mlUlan figure He bad been production mano- Si^TTISSIIE 9 S* 1

much mall as possible on the Funeral services wlH bs held... Patient rotmifl have privacy pins view. Contnwting materials, textures give lounge an air of drama. ttsy it is sott” Tuesday in Btamford. MANCHESTER BETTER HOME HEAT COUNCIL S p a g h e t t i SU^RDUST'i^S?*’ or In the back after he'd made (liadasy) to task en the gdd»- Little Recovery Seen the dUfiouK dectsicn to raise linea issue.’ ’ New York from its kneea.’ ’ Javita said Jcfanaon could tiUO GHktoday, who spoke on the have Stepped into the omitract MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FMANOIAL HiStlTUTIOli takin doveuqiiid^65« WNBC-TV “SaarcbHght’’ pro- dispute if he wanted to reaffirm TEABAGS gram, also said: “I didn’t aee Ma detarminatian to keep the Cost of Transit S tr ik e r«MikM i* FI A * Preaident Jobnaon or Mr. Wirts settlement within the 8.2 per FOR THE DODGE BOY! around hare before the Jan. cent guldeUnea. The eenetor OPEN TILL 4 P.M. atrike. aaid that with “the danger of SECRET LUX LIQUID s 5 4 '’ B illio n Wirts flew hare Jan. 6. eon- aaarchy and grave disorder, the Estimated at $1 farred at CSty Hall and ttew mayor did all be could.” MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t n m YORK (AP) — The The .Oonuneroe and Induatry strike settlement by President back to Washington. 1983 DODGE 440 4-DOOR SEDAN Asaodatlon alio saya it wUl aak Johnson and Secretary ot Xnbor Clonunerce and Industry Aaso- GlBioaley aald the medtation Research Concentrated datton eaUtnatee that the 12-day Gov. Nelaon A. Rookefelier to W. Willard Wiiti. They were paoM that helped settle the V-8 pow«r stMring, power brakM. automatic transmission, ADDITIONAL HOURS bH ^ ood 9 .8 9 « DBHALL ^45'^ suInHiy and bus strike cost New aponaor stronger laws to ban U.S. Sen. Jacob K. Javtta and strike found Inequities between SriOCaaiOLM — Swedlah in- whHnwol tires. A l origind interior in saddle ton with a comple­ Tockora a billion dOkars and atrikes by public empioyes. John J. Gtibooley, GOP member tbe pay o t the transit workara dustrial researcfa sngegee THURSDAY EVENING 4 TO 8 ttiat “ Issa than X per cent wiH The association's poalticn waa ot the seml-autonomouB three- and tha pay Ot otbar city em- more titan 19,000 people and menting bronne exterior. Like oN of our "Soleet" Used C on, this be zaooversd.” outilned by Exe<^ve Vice member Transit Authority. ployea doing similar work. ia bsavlty concentrated in a ihs major hustneM group Preaident Ralph C. Groas Sun­ Lindsay, who assumed oltloe “We opted to relieve the mla- few oorapartea. Of 10,000 firms one has been fuly recenditioiied and ow dts your pieosum. Be sure CRISCO s 9 7 ' S i m All a 73' a n>eA 4t4tB ^ 'Ci O arged that the 16-oent transit day on the WCSS-TV “ Nswa- five hours before the atilke ary o f S milMon parsons,’ ’ OU- poQad tn a new survey, 96 of and visit us before you buy. INSTANT flare b* incrsased to help pay malcers” program and in a later started New Year's Day, baa hooley aald. "I don't know of tha largest were found to ao- mBUaftctait u n c iM SAVINGS flor the contract satUemeot that intarview. defended the strike settlement. what vahM it was, after the oouat tor 75 per cent of the EARNINGS ^ CCc coded ttw trandt tiaup last hi addition to the financial Johnson and Wlrtz have criti­ mayor had made the tough ded- total research outlay. "Celebratiag 20 years in Business — 20 Years In M anchester" ..iJic/ LOAN Ib u n d a y. ' loaaaa, Groas aatd, “ the image skm, to eboot Um in the back.’’ —------LYSOL SPRAY ALL DETEAGENT X 00 cized it aa being in excess o t the V K V. c > I : \ ! I () V mvldeods Tba coat c( naw twoTsar con- of our dty Buffered greatty aU 3.2, per cent wage-increase Javita aald Johnscn’s crid- JAPAN TSIX8 A-EMEBOr tcaota betireen ttie cNy Tranatt over tiw nation because o t the guideline that the national ad­ dam of tha atrike settlement TOKYO —^The Japanese Gov- Paid PrfcMsflecSvslimSat.,lan.22. WaiaMmttwiHfittoniilttaamliihs. Authority and the atriUng atrike. We must make sure that ministration aaya is neoessaiy “waan’t fair.’’ ermneat .haa spent more fiian e t s s s T riSSSSlSZ LSSTITSTISf DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. D sy afl VnptyMt Fddtan Union and something Hke tbta M ver bap- to prevent inflation. Javita, wix> defended ttie size $186 million qn the peaceful iPOrUicdm mMt of the strike settlement in an uses of atomic energy in Japan Amalgainatad Transit Union, pane Bgahi.’ ’ GUhooley said Sunday: “As 285 BROAD STRCET. MANCHRSTBl Deposit both A H lrdO , baa been eati- Two Republican oflactabi de­ far aa I am ooncemad, it was interview, said “gutdelinaa are in the past 10 years, the Japan- BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY mated variously betareen $62 fended OOP Mayor John V. not the braveat sot of Mr. Wlrtz’ not inflexibla," and added: “It ase Atomic Energy Oommlsalon mUMaa and $70 mtaion. Uodaay agalnat ctilidam of .tbe career to shoot our young .may^ eomea with ffl giaoa.to taka M atapocta, » J-''’ .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN(3HESTER,-CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY W, 1 M | I PAGE MAwr.HiwyrRR. gyaanN O FH!HATJ), MANGHBi^Hfihy CX)NN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 1 7 ,19W Weekend of Hmue-Cl&minf' with Nine TO j|l tocoeed on toe league cwnera, from each teapn. ®a^ «< tta Unnsnal Round Ball ShnatieiiM Bxpnision waa the No.. 1 jeriwing MW toeh treake anotb- blaat Saturday, saying: aliicer and oomertiack Pete Ja- who bad enpanaton Hated aa the "When an owner makaa a U nosiul hfii^Dentogs to a zany baskeitoan aeaapn: B O drO H (AP)--Provid«ice, Boatoa CidleGe timic at the American Fbot^ main Kem on Itie cCBclal agen> ar ptoyer and tba Ddpfatoa At Bobcats Bhbdfi-Idliuid.joiiunoet of New'Englfiivd’i other-aafijof qaeaa. make two addHtonal eeiectiona, atatianent to toe preaa that te is Traditional first half of a “home and home" seried be­ Leajg:ne meetinga today da. Preliininary dtacuatoone m v n this week in taking thej Itoe aiRdti-iiayer tte«to waa windk« np tsilh tonr;;ptoyerB mtereatad to auebahd-wen • tween city rivals Middletown H ^h ahd Woodrow Wilson By PETE ZANARDI eoBes*. bfiaked^ jp o w « after a tong wericend of were atartadwitheaiey* toward" fo r aemeeter elaaaroom^eaoixiuu annouBPoed aalutday daring d>* ftann each team. ptoyer and wfll give a High at the Wesleyan Gage last Saturday night pro- Showdown coming _ up . in nufil fiiid^M iuary opeak hooae-dealing in which eatpaneinn to a lOto taam tor the of money, toat’a toro- .Oofeitenttivaly.few fa^M art aeoobd peitod at toe A lt. AQ> 1967 aaaaon. However, tile etocMog a< the duced .an oddity In the. preliminary; Middletown ctm- the NCCXl. Ellington High nine piayera, inclnding San •ton’ ao-ia Wotory over BuKalo peitog. Those Und of flOW adtefieltel * w(lMee Ml the a t MkdiMl’s in VI.. Haatoi^ tba Hat at ftaaefatoa w ee hy. too Ladd-PUi: trtdled the tqiening tap and went in to scofe a badeet. It and South Windsor, both iDiego’a. mammoth Ernie vtoge Ladd and yaiaon atlll made our bargaining portOori (mite. Otdy tin* ilvy Loagtie Swturitay Mgfat S t IQ cIim I'* appHcanto were CUcago, Loa eon deal and .GBhnaa’a blaat at was the only p«rfitts the T lgw ------undefeated in North CJen- Ladd and Eari Faaion, were were playing. Tbm on Bonday, tmpoflflHjlB.** . fifee'lb'jfefeiO,- Iteitaa^^ of upteit a t Anselm’s 644(7 after Angelea and Anahetan, CSalit.; Hmw*—* Owner Bad Adams tor jsyvees tallied in tbe entire sald to com m ent.. The rough, t|’a l action, highlight this •hipped to new locationa. Ban . Diego Vat tight end Dave maidtag'inllamiiiurtxny monetary AdamB, wto rec«otiy e M w first half, going sborelea tar llta 'H a w ^ hod defetetifd !Hoty WaaUagton, OXX; toBwaitoae, tough cautoffo Bears wiu feel Week’s hoop action F r id a y .jtaUferiiRtengb •n» Mticoff tnw tbe LaeA-Vai* Koooiirek, a aeoond teem AU- atatemento toit atfectad Ban had offered toe Charges tore? nearly 16 minutes! Otata C7^. St AiiMlhi’jtliM n Ferttand, Ore., and Phoenix, itoyers ptoe giOO.OOO for Ladd the loss o< Doug Atidns next in South Windsor. Area obibs aoa wMb tbe ‘ two tH- AVL aeleotian. IMego’a batgatobig position. m a reoent game, tbs tolne vbA. YteTteftt iwooinj. /' ' leejpie detoeehre atandoote acnt Arts, tt wee taq^aatad that if a ot seaaon. Tha 6-8, 260-pound At- go to the post 14 times thla FlfeA4piuy.'Jtaak«d ta twP seoonfe left In iovwtlroe. WHaon of BCaton and New York The Do^htaa, who beoopte had' piibUdy axpreaaed dfaen. bounds near the home teem last season. . Good news for twice. UMory and aooampaalad liy one be to losing two alWeague play’ i (il^ aiteon in M W«ek>s A a ^ D m Brtikw cUmbad but o< the Unehockar Wahoo Maal^ operational aa the ninto tetmi cfaantntont wMh CUBman^s rtign bench. Tbe coach grabbed tbe The Eiagdes (8-0) have a week o( toe leagoe’e liiaeM Aiaaea. ere ’ t-Adaims said. “ He came to housewives. The football season i aUdad Fiteta pB)^ Mkad -m ree- iv y Lea«ue oallar With their were eelaoted by the Mioinl Dol- tUa year, are expected to naina as doaich and g e n ^ maitoger ban end wouldn’t give ft back —no video—finally came to a off to prepare for the invasion to addUtoa - t o Ladd and Fal« and atmounoed toey ware ptey- STauring the exWWUoo beaaon to the ofncisl A technfoal foul taM i« A.braak srat vtetory to flv « otalKa. Har- aon. Ban Diego CJcMicIi aid CML pUna aa toe firat o< S2 veteran tour more of their aelecUana and flrat mentioned a trade in­ cteee yesterday with the animal of SL Patrick’s High of Eliza­ tag out ti>^ optiaiia. was finally oaUed and only iMjttl ^ JtaBs ^ r w ata^ te to Wi- ^ w w .a< tod B -60h y’’F rtoce. man gave toe OUeia a piece ot playen toey wiB receive under today. NFL East-West A »-^ r tilt.. beth, N-I., on Saturday. Con­ TOjhtmii, to tom , aald be volving Fatoon oc lAdd or when a second was threatexted; a i ^ ' ton on John Hantow’* basket at Ida mind tor ‘tanqiieitaa'’ eWle ttie A91i atocUng tormula. Under toe MoeUag plan, «to Fite fights add swinging sprees sidered a power in the Garden woORl net have aUch playera on both.” and evtotion from the premises ...'tha. Krtnn laBowad.up a 86- tha final busaef, ' wMto' Ptem ptoyeia to ex- With toe first at the expected exiatoig eight teaHna freese 3> are g s t t ^ quite common in State, St. Patrick’s carries a r» yietoey *var Rlude laland by routed Durtnwutti 87->ttbataii O glli^ 1V-77' on In Yankee aotton, Vermont lease the twU. Such inoiduita marred the re­ will be after its 14th ■victory West Hartford te known as over a two-season span. a :p a ir o f i^ftdo Ihirawa by Jim (3-8) defeated New HampsUxa cent Trinity-University of Hart­ 'WidlNlr wife tour naobnd;i^ Here to Stay one o f "th e" ooronninlfttes in the ford; and Rhode Ialand- ^oooMd no ipbinta In Provi- i m ) r (MBUSAN8, In . central Ctennecticut - Qulnnlpiac otreak, and hopes to use a home ehidad: (A P )—-Two pfartoon footiiall to prove toe point by tossing in • danfe’a 9l-86i ahumph over BC / Sprli«l|M4 89, Ktaga Potfit 77; offing. And on a smaller scale, court advantage to advance it thstr "cents” worth. Ikuing tbe ta.lha,B«te York HoUday Faall- Woroester Tech 80, Suftolk 78; to r ceOegee to here to stay— temper outbursts jiave been on twiccL Tomorrow night the In- at least for another year, recent Hall High-Oonard High dtens are out to avenge an ear­ -val iltte fante taut , month, AnMrloen International'77, Wll- baaketban game at Oonerd tbe the Increase in scholaLsUc bas­ aoored'40 poM a in Uta anootw that to ketball. Otter quiStai> 80-19 victory over Buffalo,, gives Lance Ckamnlttee decided Sunday pennies that had been thrown row against O dL leading Bris­ seniors Bob Ward, Jim Kuhn and Chet Koblinsky, all stretching out to U m Frtlan ttent into a atafl players from both sides are lU , Brandels 88; Cclby 76, ^worth, Saft some information during game. (AP Photpfax) against ptocing nny propoa- ftxnn toe stands were removed tol Ekistern, Friday. Kuhn and Koblinsky are one-two in scoring while Ward provides the Indiana wtth (hzea mlnutaaT left and scrambling tend to stop some Trinity 78, Central Oonneoticut Jf/,% i J'-'- ■ a li to change snbstttntion to allow action to oontii^. Coming off a wild and hectic with valuable reserve strength. (Photo by Satemis) Doi^ ^be callad tor hold- incidents.. Ever notice how 96, Albany State 81; New Hav- rules on toe agenda tor ac­ * e e win over tough EJast Windsor, tofi an Wnlkqr ^dTovn tha .baae- 100, _ Ricker______OoU^e 82, _and tion at today's oloaing aea- few arm swinging actions now South Windsor (9-1) gets a rest take place in basketball since a line and pnaai d'Oft. ttHalkiarflien wUllmiuittc 99, Fttchburg 72. alon. Off the Cuff from NCXX3 action tomorrow Cut Down hy Own Player sank the decidtec feae throwa. rule was put In the box aimed The committee felt the Poor Frank Gifford, the for­ hosting Oo'ventry High (8-1). BC O p ^ Bob Ooufy waa d|n- at ofienders ? Arm swinging, Standing* preeent rule was eatiefaotory mer AiU-Amertoan football play­ The Patriots are taking direct agipointed and bitterly crittoal of without contacting an opponent, and it acted in the interest er from Southern OalifOrnda and aim to reverse their only de- the eail agialnat Hlop after his Satisfying Win can mean loss of ball. Arm of stabUtoatlon,” said NOAA then an AU-Pro with the New fe rt this season, 82-67, In the Elegies’- mooed dipped to 164. swinging, with contact, carries Celts Await Word AU qtokeenuut WDeo Ballock. York football Giante. In his new op^er while the Bohcaits will L Pot. Oamea "Tha afHcinla qallad a good For Bill Casper a persona] foul penalty, BrMol IButeni role with CBS on the initial take all the momentum they Plcux gome, and I’m not feultii^ Sports Speotacular show yester­ s e e can get for Ellington. Wetherafleld In Home Town HOUSTON (AP) — It aoito Ahrorto h id fa be 1nlped< them,” Oousy eakl. "I(towever, Miami Dolphins day which featured the Hartem Ellington, (4-4), a half game Maloney SAN DIEGO, Oalif. (AP) — was probably lucky for the trohi toe field. End of the Line On Injured Russell Manctieotor peopta who eay thnl oCfirtnla do ______i« "Bow to h et"'‘Trhoey asked of OlobetrotteirB, he was away out Jiunping Jack among all high behind South Windsor, must Bristol Central ^ u e h tociareidgameare **■ AFL M-Skterg that San Conard 80 PGA (oumamenta bat none Ahvoito after ■ the'game. **W6 BOWLING Add New Man, In leftfield with some ot tiia scho

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JANUARY 17. 1968 P A G E E I 7 TEEN

iScrrkEH ’THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B Y F A 6ALY and SHORTEN Htip Waatad-Pimdd U x 86 ItANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD, ‘MANCTEEIEB, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 17, G ft e a i 18 OFFllCB Roeeptioalat — MnU m S T CLAIS aMehaide. mart «y — aUndird StlM CUKl’nlB have pleartng peraanaltty. m»- have own toola, top wafoa aad 4kuia OT ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUEE with MAJOR HOOFLE to Pmlew P u ^ a«i£ elaeWe. RspalnE, ever- tun, RgM hoekwqtk, be »Ue 4oil tansma. OaU Mr. Banta. m R T S dDMiMfONIMi to t ^ . 40 hear woA, Wodhad dW-BTL F is h in g I ^tme viiiteti and repaired. day off, work latarday d-S. Fltdnqg and delivy y nervioe. WMta Box S, BarakL 4l»Wnte,a< advertising Yale Typewitler ■ervlea, dia- Pangon Tool Go., Ine. Unuina (aatron.) BEBUlflB FABHIOM8 — Needs URW ' W Orereoat 43Diaccmrae at CLASSIFIED^ ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS i atyWotn m tida arte. $900 frao nsceMBfeJMTwr mkah BLAttdfalB ye$,ivnM5,x 4 lenfth 8 A.M. to 5 PM . san^lea. Work S nIflilB • week, Hat Immediate Ope&inga . ^ 1HEMAlS-FiMAl»X)0«-J<«4H00PL6 LAND OUBdlUlVa, trea re- UOiMk fwOea a 51 Commmiioa Bunral. and Uada m m week. ean asm 980 fomwilaalinn. no For: 1 / W »*C6 £AnO t>6E6^^T ALWAYSACAM HAN6 UHttea aMA ■» ^ta COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ooBeottny or daUvaxtny. Re- fmes * ^ < f ^ jy c o * if o w A -to o .A4edal (aK) Kata, St, Uaaobeatar. A n n CLEkAMINO WOXUN for SV4 ^ F v w n t a w o i !^ _ rwEMT'TIU.27 ? 1 COAMmVe OI45PMAMCE/ OIBtiadleef morninl SOThraalegiad DAY It APPEARS aod REPORT ERRORS In ttma for the irrONLYVlIAVIOGET roam apartment Own trana- Xxerlenoe preferr^ hberat reporia d tj JDiitingaiihed next Inserttmi. 3Sw Herald Is leaponaible for only ONE Inoor- dally T-d. Tlniraday T-d. Satur­ plM«TO*n«OCCAN ^ n iPZM aarrlea medal rooUtora •uiMl IDIUISIPEWALI^IE portwttoB prefamd. Baturilays. overtime and benefit^ K BiaUW M H anaat 17Caoee 41 noth «Mk rect or.omltted Insertion for nay adverttaemmt and only day 7-4. did-Tsea. /ks POcciBtm^ MMaHiafiiliaa (ab:)^ CRM/LUMPERA Ortl «vaUi«i. 8784MT. pleasant woriday oondi. SAmerieaa__ M G ltia to the extent of n ''make yood” insertion. Errors WUch do not ttona. H A H d 2213^ of id dSAn S^C O K HAROLD AND BON Rnbbtah Ra- tRUCI^f S3____ w A im patriot (172S* 44Depeiid ndvertlsemont wffl not be eorreeted by MACHINE Operators, hand sew 1783) atVraetiaB **in(UG0 ifooir^ tiiMrtlona movnl — atUcs, oallan and 33 Ovum magiftrata 45SmaU idaai o n arantod for tm t shift, 7. Interviews 8 a3n.-0:S0 pm . 34 Worm 3 L ea n iin ( 46 Bund of yards, weddy or aanntWy plUc- 33 Mix CModiiothM 34Revdry 8:80. Apply Pioneer Faradiute, and 6:S0 p.m.-7:80 p.m. Ap­ TmUab a5FermeBta rennems ^25Gaetle birirff" tq>. Botton, Maaehaatar vieiii- je T m td d i 47 Auricular Ity. Harold Boar, dld-eOdl. MB Forest 8t, Manchester. ply In person. “3. • 48 RuaaUn l i f i t (Rockville, Ton PYee) SSUntt of liSbt BONothliii 643-2711 875-3136 AFPIXAMCau repaired — all ROUSBKBBIPBR tor one adult , oi x» 1.—4.— 43CboIw 9F W- Want taifornuittoii on ono of our rinnriflnti n^iwafiif f y or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis ■ n u - 875-8401. B O m PLUMBING and heatlny TEN MEN WANTED rw e ^flO N H A \ IHKONUVilVayVMI / 'TiUEIlMdW dCMHf sabrnf NOrPVMI XANPVVCDCNK WVCAN F WE WHBtE ■ No MUBWer at the telephone Ustedt Simply caB the repairs, alterations, electrlo COUNTER WOMAN tor 7 p.m.- 8t., Hartford. 7HtrWAN /OtSTOPREVEMTirVWEPlJUEP AN AannoiD COUlPfWr ICAN HNO MENOPTHC-fUTURE DO VOU a a k ftft mldnlgbt ohift, 2 to 8 nights ASTBSOtD? / p tm iP O ON PINDtNC/ VOUOUTOF OUGHTA K ID n* MNy/onaW IINe A DMB-MACHINE SUGGEST l a “ ■ FLOORS Cleaned and waxed In and yas hot water heaters, free NO EXPERIENCE soMTAoceasINK} ticnRBdCNr OUGBAJOB ■NOtlM y INID 7HB AMT, A* W TVS EDWARDS estimates. Call 84S-14M. per week. Flem apply M l^ r DIE MAKERS, experienced on I LOOK? homes and offleea. Fully in­ NECESSARY P&.WA blank pierce forms and draw 1W rUTURE sured, free eetlmates. Georye Donut, 366 West MhMDs 'tyke. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ■ p AHSWERWG SERVICE dies for Aircraft parts. Kurts K Farr, 64e-8329. Bfillinery, Dressmaking 19 TRAIN AS TRACTOR W AN TIR} — Woman for part- Brothara, Inc., 847 Keeney S t, )& TRAILER DRIVER time receptionist in So. Wind­ ■ STEPS, BidewaUts, sbone waUs, i^tAPE S — custom made” may have the 643-8678. K M M StO - 175-2519 to sor, Ught typing neeessSLiy, 4 96 w and leave your meetnye. YonH hear from onr advertteer In fireploces, flaystone terraces. your measuremsnfs, lined or Immediate Job opportuni­ WANTED — Part-time service All concrete repairs. Reason- dag^ 2:804:30, Saturday 9-12. Jly time wtthoat spending: all evening at the telephone. unllned. For more tnformatian ties available with major Experience desirable but not station attendant, day or night W- ablo prices. 643-0851. -KT caU 64S-1918. trucking company. Li­ RIGHT P B necesoaiy. Please state quallf- Apply In p e rm . Boland Mo­ censed by mase registry at ■ DICK’S 8ERV1CB — Snow­ Icatione. Write Box U ^ r a ld . tors, 869 Center St. 4s ? r 46 [46 a 4ft Automobiles For Sale 4 DRESSMAIONO — AKerations. Motor Vehicles. To qualify plowing, trucUny, moving, rub­ Dot T. B., lU Walker St., Man­ you must complete a part 1968 CHEVROLET — 2-door se­ bish removal, carpentry, clean­ fo r YOU GET MY FREE oatalog, earn FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop, u HERALD chester, 648-0408. or full-time driver training ISO, $100 — even more in W 50 6l dan, V-8 stick, 9300 or best of­ ing, general repairs, aU types 486 Main S t, Manchesrter, has program. If accepted, tui­ name brand merchandise. fer. Call 649-1882 anytime. of odd Jobs. T ty Dick, reaaon- If the ’Mghit Jflb for You" openings for males 18 or over, 1*17 64 55 DOXLEHERS Moving— ^Trucking— tion terms will be arrang­ includes security, advance­ Help your friends shop at evenings and weekends, 10-20 # able. 643-4638. ed. Placement service upon 1963 OLDSMOBILE 88 — low ______Storage 20 ment potential and the horns. WriU me, Alice WU- hours a week, more hours if de­ BY AL VERMEER For Your mileage, private owner, wlU LIO H T tnuddny, rubbish re- completion. Phone Heirt- early recognition at yam Uams, Populer Club Plan, sired. Above average pay with PRISCILLA’S POP 17 sacrifice for quick sale, 643- moval, odd jo l^ reasonable. MANCBODSTER DeUvery. Light ford 248-7771 anytime. sklU and Initiativa, you Dept. P804, Lynbrook, N.Y. tips phis food allowance, no ex­ IMASINE, ^ Information CaU Ray, 640-«498. truckiay and paekaya daUvery. should Investigate the Job perience necessary. Apply in BUSV PRACTiaNG.) r ONLY ONE MORE ^ Retrlgaratora, washera and Help Wanted— Female 35 CLEAN UP Woman wanted, 8 WEEK TILL THE 1 A T M Y A Q E .C BY J. B. WILLIAMS opportunltiee at Pratt A person only. ^HOLLYHOCK?” OUT OUR WAY t h e h e r a l d wm not 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu Super -m B MANCHESTER Overhead stove moving apeelalty. Folding Whitney A irc ra ft And . . . houra mornings. Apply Cav- I desirs to protect their 1966 MALIBU SS 327, 4-epeed, cently gone into effeot with Name, Addroae tor Mg FOR IN THAT SOUTH PORT/ THIS IS ONLY ATVlO- ceptions, discrimination be­ Among our many ouirent ACRES O MINE TO YEAR-OLD/ BUT I Identity can follow this low mileage, excellent condi­ INSIDE and outside painting. box of home needs and cos­ cause at sex. It w ill now be requirements are openings Turret Lathe BOOT/ MK3HT... MIGHT-TRADE procedure: tion. Going Into service. 648- Household Services You name your own price, necessary for our readers metics for Free Trial to test EVEN, PER THET YEARUN’ f e c ia l rates tor homeowners tor . . . Milling Machine ON TH' NIGH SIDE WITH 7090. Offered 13-A not only to read the usual in your home. Tall your friends, WIND GALL...BUT STILL, Enclose your reply to the 66 or over. 648-7888, 876-8401. make money. Rush name. Drill Press box in an envelope — Female Help Wanted and I D UNNO... 1967 C/VDILLAC, all power, air- W ATK IN S PRODUCTS—Per-______- „ Blair, Dept 788083, LyMh- Engine Lathe addressed to the Classi­ conditioning, best offer. 849- sonal shopping service In your interior paint- Male Help Wanted classifi­ STENOGRAPHERS cations, hut also our Classifi­ hurg, Va. 24606. Also Burr Men fied Manager, Manchester 1919 after 6. home or mine. Over 900 Items *ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ Bhrenlny Herald, togrether cation Help Wanted — Male And now aa near as your tele­ hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ CLERICAL Position avaiUble with a memo listing the 1962 OORVAIR Monsa Sport ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ or Female . . . 87. Fun-tims only, 7 a.m.-6:80pjn. companies you do NOT phone. Eleanor Buck, 848- CLERK TYPISTS with local automotive dealer, Coupe, radio, heater, white 6768. 186-187 Spruce 8 t anteed. Leo PeUetier, 649-6826. varied duties. State quallfloa- W7 • NMtrNU. lK.TU.(M.VlNt.«H. :*I7 want to see your letter. walls, positract, one owner. Tour letter w ill be de­ 11 no answer, 643-9048. tions. Write Box V, Herald. Apply in Person 649-0638. REWBAVZNG of burns, moth PART - TIME — Experienced Requirements i n c 1 u d s a BY KEN MUSE stroy id If the advertiser is high school diploma and WAYOUT one you’ve mentioned. I f holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ PA lN TIN a, exterior and in­ waitress for luncheonette, grlU 1968 PONTIAC — Hardtop, ex- dow shades maide to measure, terior, paperhanging, waUpa- experience necessary. Apply gxxvd stenographic and typ­ Help Wanted— Male 36 GTK CORPORATION not It w ill be handled in 678 ToUaaid S t, East Hartford the usual manner. tra clean, original, must be aU sixes Venetian blinds. Keys per r e m o v e A Reasenable W. T. Grant Co., Parkade. ing skills while additional seen and driven. CaU between made while you wait. Tape re­ rates. FVlly Insured. Free es­ education or training win 6-8:30 p.m., 649-7724. timates. 649-9658, Joseph P. CLERK - TYPIST — Permanent be well-rewardeA IMPORTANT NOnCK t f , . . corders tor rent. Marlow’s, 867 opening in small office for ex­ Lost and Found Main., 6i»fS2tl. Lewis. The 1964 CivU RlghU Law • msw ^ la». TJA UA Nf. JEEP Wagoneer — 1968, 4 wheel perienced girl, must have good Ftohlblta, with oartala ax- PAIN TER’S Helper. Can 648- LOST — Faasbook No. S-1S069. drive, Warner hubs, can be P A n m N G B Y Dick Fontnme, typing and figure sklUs, bene­ COM PUnSTS captions, discrimination be­ 1420. “Somotimot I think my Elbert is a shade ovar-trainod Savings Bank of Manchester. seen at Harriet St., Vernon or Building— Contracting 14 Interior and exterior. Paper fits. CaU East Hartford, 289- cause at sex. R win now be Yesterday in a restaurant he collected our dirty dishes caU 875-164L hanging and waU paper remov­ 4389. . . . tor Challenging as­ INSPBXTTOR to check secon­ Application made for payment. CELUNO AND WAIA, renova­ necessary tor our raadera and headed for the kitchen 1" al. Dutch Boy w d DuPont. ------signments in our Blnglnser- not only to read the usual dary machine shop operations LOST Beagle, male, 6a months 1983 FORD Falcon convertible. » tions and repairs, sheet rock QuaUty workmanship CaU EXPERIENCED hair dresser, ing Department and finished parts received V-8, automatic, excellent con­ Female Help Wanted aad old, answers to Oscar, vicinity and plaster repaired. Ceramic evenings, 246-9598. ^PP*y Marlow’s Beauty Salon, from vendors. These are per- dition. CaU 649-7762. tile InstaUed. 10 years expert- 867 Main St., Manchester. Male Help Wanted olasslfi- Homestead Paiic. Call 643-8827. hUnlmum qualiftoattoos In­ eatiooB, but Wanted — Male mement positions that require ence. Free estimates. Special INTERIOR and exterior paint- a minimiiin at previous inspec­ 1969 CHEVROLET Impale con­ rates for horns owners. 648- Ing, waUpaper nmoved, fuUy fuU - time, clude g ra ^ a ttien from or Female, also our daaatfl- BEN CASEY vertible. Very good (xnidition. pleuant conditions, salary plus High School wtth honor eation He^ . . . 87. tion experience. Apply Person­ Personals 8262. Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- nel Dept, Iona Mfg. Co., Re­ 648-8906 day-time, after 6. 649- 0612 or 644-0804. commission, Rockville - Wap- graces in Plane Geometry irr...rrs HARP TO KNOW ^ theimporiant V J FEDERAL Income Tax returns 6321 ask for Ken. CARPENTRY — Concrete arork, ping area. CaU 875-6467. and Algebra One and Two. gent St., Mancheeter. ^ , WHATTOSAYTOA y THING IS,WfeBOTH prepared with your savings in anything from cellar to roof, PA lN T IN a and paper hanging, ____ Preference w ill be given to TURRET LATHE operators, ex- mind, reasonable rates. E. J. 1961 CORVAIR 700. Blue and Inside and out, no substitute tor good work, reasonable rates, TYPIOT WITH Knowledge^ of those who have taken ad­ perisnesd, night shift, hours 6 AtANIAlMOST «R W A ^ ) BRAND OF HORROR^ 1800. Call 643-0639 after 6. sential. We w ill train. Full­ anteed, coRipetatlve prices, no nei^bor Is my recommenda­ work, steady position In smaU matios and have shown a all benefits. Dean Machine FDR SAVING «y J CM£CmCH time, company benefits. Apply INCOME TAXES prepared by Job too smaU. D A D Carpen­ tion. Raymond nske, 648-9287. office. 648-2791. special aptitude for this Products, 146 Adams 8t., Man­ X WISH “IHE eoYERNWENT LIFE. / T rrBETTBt retirod Internal Revenue offic- ^NTIQU® Chevrolet - 1984 Grants, Parkade. WOULD Q U lT T P Y lN S It) Master 6, 4-door sedan, good try, days 648-1904, evenings 649- subject. A capacity tor chester. P0?SONS. er, Marvin Baker, 643-0117. EXPBUtlENCED legal secre­ iO P H SE AMB CANS. condition, best offer. 648-1704. 8880. EDWARD R. PRICE — paint­ neat, precise and accurate 1 0 3 ing and paperhanging, over 85 tary wanted for smadl law of­ work is a must in c o m e T ^ ^ t u r n s — B u ^ CJHEVROLBIT 1965, 2-door ee- CABINET WORK, formica coun­ years experience, 648-1008, 76 fice In Manchester, salary MAINTENANCE MAN nesa and Individual, prepared ters, rse rooms, remodeling. Linnmore Dr., Mancheeter. open. Write Box O Herald. by fuU-time Income tax ac- V-8. runs weU, APPLY V! yiOO. 643-0138. QuaUty work. Reasonable pric­ CLERK-TYPIST — High school G e n a r a 1 malntonanee man, ^ W A N T E D countant. Raymond Girard, es. Free estimates. Call 448- At the Employment Ottloe graduate, previous experience must have general knowledge P A R T -T IM E W-8680 or caU collect 876- jggx CJHBVROLErr Bel Air, 0988. , Floor Finishing 24 400 Main Street of welding and electrical work. 7363. helpful. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., gray, 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder. FLOOR 8ANDINO and reflnish- East HarttorA Oomt Paid vacation, aick pay, hoa- CASHIER standard shift, top condition, QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, Regent St., Manchester. Ing (specialising In older pltaUsation. Call BUI Smith, Two Nights, An Day RECEIVED — 6 days, 4 nights 9696. 742-8313. dormers, porches, basements ♦ 1W< hy NI^ iac. TiL let, at Off. stay tor two at NQami Beach floors). Waxing UUUm. fioora. JTIUUk-Paint- TYPIST A X J. ALJ JL ^ ___ - «w%»»we------«----- Conn. •V./waaaa* a-r.B1-Products, a. a ColumMa, Saturday rsfiniabed, cabinets, buUt-liui, tog. Celltofs, PapertiMiftag. FuU-time, permanent position oonvwneooe-^ Oonn., 649-3650i after 7 p.tn. tai Hotel, Florida. Can’t use, seU- 1961 OHEVROLErr, 3 - door formica, aluminum, vinyl, Apply la Person At MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Ing for half price. To be used hardtop, V-8 automatic, fawn steel, ceramo siding. WiUiam No Job too small. John Ver- available tor qualified typist Monday and Friday 649-7136. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE in February. CaU 649-8879. beige, $1,100 or $300. cash and faUle, 6494760. with or without experience tor g a JU. to 6 PJd. . Robbins Oarpentry Service, ...... claims transcription work. High MEATOWN take over payments. 643-2848 649-8446. DRIVER — Retell oU delivery, \A«AT 'vOU WANTED—^Ride from Parker school education, good knowl- Tues. Wed. 8c T h u «. Ereninga silver Lane rr SURE IS COOKY MUD. I CAN FEEL JO^eUFfOaNaOUfZ P S U TV after 6 p.m. Bonds— Stock*— fuU or part-time, knowledge of East Hartford VVeXILP St. to downtown HartforA A. A. IRON, INC. RooflBg. edge of grrammar and spelling TIU 8 PJH. Manchester aad vicinity, ex­ IT fBTWEEN AW TOES AMD ITS STICKV. weae (awvny NCO DO WANTTC) Mortgages working hours 8-4:80. CaU 1954 CHEVROLET Station Wag- siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- ______27 |his speedy, accurate typing Saturdays 8 A.M. to 13 Noon perience preferred but not nec­ ANDTHeypEceea? 1H » i ? AiNOW? 648-6678. on, exceUent motor, rear ool- IHATVaUANPX toratiteu and addiUenu. Cell- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- Some knowledge of essary, WlU train. CaU 643-1608. ewuiPBe/MeRiBD Uaion damage, operable, first tags. Workmanship guaran- umitod funds avallabla for sec “ ®dlcal terms helpful. Excel- WANTED—Ride third Shift to $36 takes it. 649-9168. Aircraft, from Buckland area. teed. 399 Autumn S t 6484860. cod mortgages, payments to ------suit vour budxet Exnedlent «>*Ploy® benefiU. Can PRATT & Can 648-8046. ------aervu ^. a S t y fw w m . Mra Peterson, 648-1161 for ap- Trucks— Tractors Roofing—Siding 16 OFFICE SECRETARY W ANTED — Used drapes and ______polntment WHITNEY MaiUcete to make quUts for g y i) Dump Truck, AB 16 ton UIDWELL HOMID Improvement ^ FRESH START wlU lump LIBERTY MUTUAL Nseded In ofllee to take dlotattc^ answer tele- __ * * _ _ __ - - ex«jM»your debts.8 A Im Into4a. -. onem .. easy W. pay­ A min American Indian Women’s trailer, snow plow, sand Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ INSURANCE CO. phenes, reeelse vlslton and preform special Cletlcal fonottons. Mtsslonary Group, Calvary tions, additions and remodel­ m ent I f you have equity In 63 E. Center St, Mancheeter spreader. Call 742-7289. AIRCRAFT Sewetarlal experteiiee, and er training, essential. Aitraotive ing of all types. ExceUent property, call Frank Buike to _____ Church. For plokup call 649- DIVISION CW 0324 or 648-4601. workmanship. 649-6416. discuss ways and msans. Cod- KEYPUNCH Operator. Experi- salary, exesOeat wsrktag condittona, inaoranee and P rofit Ctctc /-/7 Trailers— necUcut Mortgage Exchange. ence on 026 keypunch. Apply irnTTED AIRORAFr CORP. Sharing benaats. Personnel Dept, Iona Mfg. Co., WANTBID—Ride tor man, Park­ Mobile Homes 6-A 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 346- East Hartford, Coon. ade to Asgdum St and Sigour­ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 8887. Regm t St:, Manchester, Oonn. Phdae 669-9775 For Appototment ney, houra, 8:80-4:30 or 94. 649- R008TN0 — Specializing re­ WOMEN wanted by old reliable CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE 'TURNER 7882. An Equal Opportunity THE ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORP. MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD A pairing roofs at all kinds, new Business Opportunity 28 company tor openings In East Hartford and Windsor. Must Employer, M * F XALOOTTVimE, OONN. 0*/U HOlO OA ilWtyGKAMP. oevp ATetesRAM roofs, gutter work, chimneys PROFITABLE, irpnoheie«r 0RVV».AU lu r A HANPPUL/ Z SAnRMttItB NOSLEleir FOR PtUTUS Automobiles For Sale 4 SHOWING cleaned, repaired. Alumtmnn have clerical knowledge eind r ju st hincheonette, g^ood location, eLAiweYSAv»rr*s 60T ROOM W AN5 POexar lOR LST»MCEir,mt. AU.CH0K9UA PILCtCR,$Kl siding. 80 years* etycrience. some sates ability. WlU train. A-A 7WCK-TO 6BT HOLD Whiu NEED CART Your credit turn­ completely equipped, excellent PEMi .TBMPTXTKM-WM< STMcntroN 12 WIDE Free estimates. ObU Bowlaf, Knowledge o f sewing helpful. OF MV CONTRACT— FOR VOU IFMWMKE5T PIS AUF5I0N MU» ed downT Short on down pay­ toverimeot return. John H. YOUR iVkTHER/ UNK MOWA vesA5 848-5381, 844-8888. Lappen, Inc. 6494361. 6494140. Permanent position with good ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- Brand New 2-bedroom, salary and commiesion. A ll ■lon? Don’t despair! See Hon- Beautifully Furnished ____ . ... - - MANCHESTER— Package company benefits such as va- aat Douglaa. Biquln about low- 12 Wide ■Heating and Plumbing 17 doing good volume, ex­ oatira with pay. Insurance, aat down, amalleat payments $ 8 ,6 9 5 . M a m o i l Servloe, plumbing cellent location with plenty of etc. Pleasant working condi­ aaii anywbera. Ro anwU loan or ti- DELTVB3RH1D and beating, nsldenUal, com­ parking, priced tor quick eale. tions. Apply to Singer Com­ '4>‘ nanoa oompany plan. Douglas For our one month show mercial and industrial, no Jobs Hayes Agency, 646-013L pany, 71 Pratt St., Hartford. Motors. 888 Main. Economy Car! we w ill have the, finest too small. 649-287L 1983 CHEVROLET, 9 passenger homes In the industry COMPLETE phimbtaig a a d station'wagon, 44oor, V-8, ra­ available tor your Inspec­ beating aervice, complete naw dio, baatar, automatic, power tion. Our display homes bathroom faistallations aad 1963 R A M B L E R (American) 2 » 2 -D R . S E D A N ■toenng, Mean and ready to w ill be heatecL Coffee fo r ^ bathroom remodeling, 30 years i i J go. Vhlly guaranteed. Gor- everyone. We also have a In boslneas. Bart VanOwnp, den’s Ationtlo Servlee, Iqc. large selection of beach and 6494749. This b tho oB-fliiw scoiiom y chomplow with Hs m b«rly 6-eylfaid«r 'J^ construction units — best WANTED West Rd.. raiington, 875-8393. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LE F F and M eW H U A M S offer takes any at tbam. 1906 OLDSMOBILK, 88 hardtop, and itomdard shift. It b m u f to drivn end park, oofy r - r « automatic powar steering, pow­ Hours: 9 ajn.-0 pjn. wertr- I WONDER IF WE f HUwl A MEET AA8 A T THE ^ er brakes, radio, beater, good ly. Open until 11 by ap­ WANTED T M l MAKERS to mohitfda and now ovor to oosy to own. Son Ihb Powdtr 9HOULO GO SKATING / r ABfiRNArHV! I Hew CAN Z M pointment Saturdays 94 •K.. SURE THIS ISN'T . BAY5IPE MARINA running cxxxfitlon, winterized, I'M NOT SURE THE AT 7 O'CLOCK WITH pjn. tock ICE IS SAFE. V SOME SORT OF HOAX? beat offer. Call 643 1287. Geaii. Late Model Ihw Bnauty today ot oar now ihowroom at 285 B I St., cKroa IH ^C A S H . Z'M OOING A PPLY C C g a g e U6S PO N TIAC Catalina, 4- LIBERTY USED CARS B and d frooi tho PariuHla Entraoca. door hardtop, rtwwroom oc»- MOBILE HOMES «tk X k 649-4888, 8-4. 68 Cooke St. PIsinvUK Conn. Top Prkea Paid 747-6601 For An Makes MTCHELL DRIVE—MANCHESTER REPOSSESSION: Take over -■ ' . ~ L ,,j payments, no cash needed with * G arage— S c rvi cn - » CARTR CHEVROLET 55 HOUR WEEK—TOP WAGES KCOnHER MOTOR SALES, INC. average credit. 1966 Ford LTD. Storage 10 1968 Chevrolet MaUbu. 1968 ------C O . . I N C . LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS "Cdebrothig 20 yoon In lusinnst — 20 Ynacs In Manchnttnr" m- Pontiac coupe 838. CaU 1229 Main 8t m ji ggi Graham GARAGE FOR Rainx. Adults Plwiie 649-528S HT ontj. OoU 649-718L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1966 p a g e s e v e n t e e n - Hooaea Far Sale T2 Hfl Fmr Sale 72 lldp Wantod--4tfak 36 Honaehtdd Goods 51 IRoostis ForSde 72 Lots For Safe 78 SabmliMi Fur Safe 75 SobwImB Fur Safe 76 T C M lM llto 63 For B y fit 26 fnewnw' IBP 9 wiom boinei ’ AITOQ0 A * T * * * ? * * !***^ ! Several Breaks Vernon WAMnSD — nwa or woitMn to CI.JSAII. UBKD prfrt||«r»toi». M A N t» * 6 * * * t — Tho n o a ^ BOUTON — Four wboded acre BOUION — B x c d l« it 7 room SOUTH WINDSOR — 1968 eua- Police Arrests rangea, automatlo waaben m ROOM furaiahed or anfer- CEMXMT Block boildii«, 24x86, modemlied. IWndooe bomejIO 4M v« Bdiool boa, zmat tos nH* witb aU buOt-liia, (tilling Toom, frtog to‘« new home; one dwn- U (**8lte8, ideally kxsated tag, caUnfi rOUR ROOM tenement, U3 BU- OFFICE SPACE available, 2 2 cnjgiirM to. 422,800. PhUbrtek ^ ^ ^ ^ o o l a l . 2% tOed batho, Suburban For Safe 75 Chariea Lesperanea, 649-7810. area, coxy Uvlng room with PoUce found a door pried open jf^m the First National The Vernon board of rep re- 7:30 of the Northeast PTA, at ( MOTOR Rootea avaUabla bi m o M , excellent cooditloB, but­ nxmu, new modom boHAng Agency, 0494404. bos buUMa oven and range, 8 fireplace just waiting for a St Empire Tool Co. late Satur- g^^e at 1041 Mein St Saturday, •enUUves wiU meet tonight at the school. He will speak on the j CLASS n i ;h I ADVEimSING DEPT. HOURS aer S t, 470. 648-2428, M . 2 fireplaeez, large femUy.toon, OOVBJNTRY — 6 room Rockvffla and CtoveDtrjr. B — a two family (jid bus Une, 9H!a and VA ap­ off kitchen, comer lot, nice COVENTRY — 6 room Bolton parking violations and fines. allp cmrer, Cali 649-2182. parkiiig, adulta only; CaU 649- ' Hoosos Fair Beni 65 land designed borne. careAdly report Police say a door window ed the room with the largeatj EXPERIENCED duplex with 6 rooms on one proved. Betty Ooldanider, 649- Cape, acre lot, extra DIAL 643-2!m 4810. custom crafted with the residential area. WiU qualify Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. The ordinance sets fines for MAPLE drearer and bed with ____ COM PLETELY furnished traU- aide and 4 on tfw other, both outside building. New 1,100 COLONIAL RANCH was bnriten to gain entrance. parent turnout. grace and beauty of Ookmial 4965. J. 1>. R ^ Eastote. 643- for VA minimiun financing. T. in aU areas exeepUng mater- parking during snowstorms, box epring and mattraea, good THREE ROOM hMted apart- er, Coventfy Lake, $100 month­ rented, excellent location. Good gallon septic tank, artesian A latch was broken on the PoUoe Arresta days of bid. Central cUmney 6129. - ______J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677. 6 room Colonial Ranch nlty where they are 2 to 4 p.m. overparking and other vlola- refrigerator, ly. 742-88F*. value at 417,900. T. 3 . w ell Bbccellent financing, door of Home Speirialtles Oo. at Brian W. Mulka, 19, of 10 HAIRDRESSERS, oondlticm, 649-0125. m en t atove, with 2 fireplaces, wood ahtogtod wtth two C8LT attached ga­ and 6:80 to 8 p.in. and private tlons, and overnight parking CoRfiiMud From Praetdiiig Fog* washer, dryer. adulta. $00. Crockett Realtmr, 648-1677. CONVENIENTLY located 6 EAST HAR’TFORD — Attrac- will go FHA or VA. Selling 38 PiuneU PI. sometime Friday Fern 9t., RockviUe, was sum­ FIVE ROOM Ranch, gtfige, gam brd r6of and smaU pane rage in plctureeque BoMon rooms where they are 10 a.m. violations. ■ < t 64S-0S10 after 8 . room Capqi could be 4 bed­ tive 6 room Ranch, breezeway, for bemk appraisal price, Oenter. Acre tot —' Latbe or Bridge- FULL OR Part-ttne gaa atatlon FCHt Wells S t BISSELL ST. — 4 room tene­ lot, in ly 415,000. Leonard Agen­ large trees, bus, 418,600. Hutch­ a t 431,000. For a look-see, backing, making unnecessary rooms, baUis, 2 car garage, yard, located to one Ddltlon, 416,900. Hayes Rugs, towels and men and failure to carry an operabor’a Jnatrumenl maker. La>eral MOT 4700, NOT 4000 fireplace, 4150 numttaly. Call ^fANCHESTER 6 room Cape, SO. WINDSOR — (Wapplng) six heated garage, fuU Ule 5306. ------needed by the town govem- Morlarty Brothers, 801 Center Agency, 646-OlSL Fbflbcick Agency< 440-0404^ women’s clothing valued at license. fringe benefita. Apply Allied NO! NO! THREE ROOM apartment, im­ 7424098 anytime. garage. Conveniently located, room immaculate R ai^ , near bath, large family kitchen, Patlents Today: 289 ment. A purchasing agent, re- Inetrament A Tool Go., 67 St. SPACIOUS SPLIT, 8 twin size MANCHB8TBR-$18,700, lArge BARROWS & WALLACE $35.50 waa taken from a riothes- PoUce report that Mulka THE WIGGERY NOT EVEN $650 maculate, new, 480. monthly. near scihoolB, bus, shopping, school, 3 bedrooms, htU base­ baseboard radiation, weU Manchester Parkade Woodland St, Mancbeater, VERNON — Ranch, 6 good slxed bedrooms, rec room, l\ i baths, immaculate Raised Ranch, Une at 1 Goalee Dr., residence squeeled hlS tires while backing, H ELPER Wanted tor truck driv­ BUT A WHOLE HOUSE _J______. D. Real Eeteto, 643-5129. rooms, bus line, $135 monthly. 416,900 far qteck sale. Bel Air ment, big lot. Bel Air Real Es­ landscaped. Asking 413,- Manchester 649-5306 of Elm er Llzatte, poUce report ^ of admln- «Mi-467S. 3 ROOMS LOVELY stove, trees, near bus, sbop- 20 kitchen, buUt-ln stove, 1% tate, 643-9332. 800. out of a parking area across er, apply Old Ookmy Co., K l- 526 MAIN ST. FOtlR ROOM a p a rtm en t brand RockvUle Realty, 875-2527. Real Bktate, 643-9332. The theft took ptece rometlme from Colonial HaU Friday, NEW FURNTTURB ping, only, $19,200. BtntdilnB baths, fireplace, 2-car garage. will a replacement for Mrs. hard S t BOUTON—Land—Are you night at a high rate of speeds AND APPLIANCES new, includes utilHies, |18S. J . MANCHESTER — 6 rOom sto­ Agency, 640-6324. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 840- f o u r r o o m Ranch* on west ~ 410,900 will buy this VERNON — Oversized 6 room test night rue, 71 Robert Rd., Wapplng; gjthel Pease, executive secre- looking to build a home Sometime over the weekend, He was unable to produce hl» MAM to work In heat treating 225-6604 OR 648-2380 EVERYTHINO D. Real Estate, 648-5129. 6824. gide, good location, nice gar­ older home with new heating Cape in sparkling condition, Mra, EfVa BtoalHon, 264 Union tary, who starts work for a pri- gie, nice condition, good loca- EXECUTIVE R anch,"? and have acreage to spare the residence of David Doran at license. Patrolman Raymond LEARN MQRE! department third shift 1 1 :20- FOR ONLY 4500.00 den, aluminum stiorm windows, systMn, new well and five fireplace, rec room, high scen­ St.; Mrs. Bessie Burdick, 360 y^te law firm next week. THREE ROOM heated apart­ tlon, 8150 " " monthly. CaU ““ 648- rooms, modem kitchen with aU yis sno ATTRA CnVB 8% and develop? We have a 397 Tolland Tpke. was entered, Berube was arresting officer. 7:20 a.m., liberal benefits. Ap­ Which Includes hot water oil heat, garage. acres of good land (partially ic wooded lot, assumable mort­ E Oenter S t; Thotnas Oixxricett ment, 456 Mato St., $80. 648- 6930. buUt-tos, dtotag room, two fire­ room Ranch, fireplace, garage, beautiful 37^ and 22 acre gage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. police say. A window was brok­ Board members will discuss ’Thomas Trahan, 39. of EUlng- ply in person, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 1 Famous Make Refrigerator Owner. CaU after 4:30, 6*3-0897. cleared). An additional nine Sr, Broad Brook; Mrs. Shir­ 2426, 9-6. places, 2 % iMiths, family room, full basement, excellent condi­ tract. Priced reasonably. en to gain entry, but the victim the Economic Opportunity Act ton, was arrested Friday eve­ EARN MORE! Klo(4c Ooip., 1272 Tolland 1 Famous Make TV SIX ROOM Ranch to Manches­ acres adjoining this property ley Freeman, 46 Griewold St.; FANTASTIC two car garage wooded M , tion, 130’ frontage. Don’t delay, Ebccellent financing. BOLTON — Near center. One as It relates to Vemon. Repre- ning and charged with evasion Ipke., Mancheator. 1 Bedroom Suite THREE. ROOM apartment. Col­ ter may be rented or purchased MANCHESTER vicinity — 6 is available if you want more told police that he found noth- St.; 439,500. PliUbrlck Agen<7 649- caU Hutchins Agency, Real­ year old Ranch, full basement, Ing missing. N n v « T * a x ^ senUUvee of the RockviUe Pub- mtoxlcaUon. Po- 1 Living Room Suite onial Manor, $115. includes through an opti(xi, new house, room Ranch with family room land. T. J . Crockett, Realtor, ; at MASON H ELPER wanted, work 8464. tors, 649-5324. COVENTRY — 6 room buUt-in stove and oven, one J . *****“* Nursing AssoclaUon „ce said that Trahan took a taxi OPPORTUNITY 1 Dinette Set appliances and utilities. J. D. af $175. monthly. J . D. Real on the ground level. 3 bed- 6*3-1577. in vicinity ToUaad and Vernon. Cape on 100X100 lot, needs acre lot, home in excellent con­ (BPHNA), Children’s Services, from Hartford to RockviUe. then 1 Sealy M attress Real Estate, 6434129. Estate, 648-5129. room rooms, living room With fire- Must have own tranHxntstlon. WARANOKE RD. — prime lo- MANCHESTER — 5 some repair to make liv­ dition. Owner transferred, more Mre Joj^ town’s welfare director, nav the fare. ‘ PRATT &. 1 Sealy Box Spring cation, an Oversized Cape witb Ranch, 8 bedrooms, family place. Large Utohen with din- Coventry able. Ebccellent financing. Slate Installed CaU 3 1 0-6116. inrlee reduced to 418,900. Im ­ T Trahan te ^scheduled to ap- 2 Throw Rugs TH REE ROOM apartment, con- 4 bedrooms, two baths, rec size kitchen,'birch cabinets, Ing area and buik-ins. Base­ Asking $2,000. venientily located and econom­ Suburban For Rent 66 mediate occupancy. Fbr fur­ 1 Boudoir Chair room, etc. Completely renovat­ ceramic tiled bath, one block board heat. Aluminum combln- FIVE BEDROOMS By Rogers Union ^rtJ Shaip, m Kai« Di-.. to p^tldpate. ^ourt Peb. 1. Sgt. CTar- WHITNEY OPENIN08 Immediately avail­ ically priced. Call 649-6182 or AMS’TON LAKE — 6 room ther information ceJl the R. F. J 75 TaJcottvlHe- Mro OUlan Voul- expected from a ^nce O. Neff made the arrest. 2 Vanity Lamps ROCKVILUB — 4 rooms, heat, ed, must be seen to be appre­ from bus. CSiar-Bon Realty, afions. Full walk-out basement Oversized (36x26) seven 649-6204. Ranch on 100x100 lot. Dlmock^Oo., 64!*-5245. About 250 attended the In- Berts. Coventry; Benton Whit- <»n»m‘ttee of three board mem- on Saturday, Ronald A. able. Male and female inspec­ 2 Pillows stove and electricity Included, ciated. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-0683, 649-7760. Garage. 160x200 tireed lot, 4I8,- year old Cape with full MALE Quiet area, plenty of shade. Stallation banquet last night at conri) 47 Bflyue Rd.; Marioo investigating a request by Fletcher, 23, of Hartford, was AIRCRAFT tors, female assemblers and 1 Pair Blankets good paiktog. 876-1501, 649-8193. 648-1577. 400. WWvertan Agency, Real­ shed dormer. Eight big soUlerers on electronic compo­ THREE ROOM apartment for MANC3IE3STBR — Six room Selling fuUy furnished for VERNON — New Raised Ranch, Bolton Lake House for Maple v.'-iaoij 871D BtuefMd Dr. RPHNA for 44,750, for the bal- arrested following a two-car ac- 1 Cocktail Table rent, heat, hot water and elec­ tors, 6*0-2818. rooms, 2 flrepltmes, garage, 6 rooms, prestige area, 3 car nents. No restriction on age. 2 Table Lamps ROCKVILLE — Four room Ranch, St. Bartholomew area, 46, 000. Lodge 654 of the United AjDIMTTTBD YESfTBlRIDAY; cldent at the IritersecUon of Old FACTORY tricity included, 4100 per bullt-lns. Owner must sac- garage, 420,600. RockviUe Real­ . AA PAWA, yon w in find a An equal opportunity employer. 1 0x12 Rug apartment, very clean, good lo­ close proximity to schools and OWNER AnxioUB to sell 6 room Papermakera and Paperwork- joJm^Bteke, 145 Deepwood Dr.; ’The committee is beaded by Town Rd. and Windsor Ave. He month, two minutes from Main EXCELLENT HOME rlfloe. FHA appraised. A RENT ty, 876-2627. variety a t excellent train- Apply LaPolnte Industries, 1 Floor Lamp cation, $75. monthly. J . D. Real shopping, very good to-law ar­ Cape wWi Shed dormer in ers, AFL-CIO. Vtotor Botitenton. 334 Abbey Rd., William Smith, and Includes jg charged with foUowing too Bt. 62 Pearl St., Manchester. dream. Act quickly. Call WeYYc willWIU beOO very happyucippy tow list net -i . __ “ Ing opportunltlea that wlH WORKERS Inc., Rockville, Cxm. 1 Smoker Estate, 643-5129. rangement. Helen Palmer, 949- Bowers School area, full base­ Oarruthers (uid closely. Call 649-9404. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. and handle any rentals, reslden- VERNON — Ranch, 6% rooms, Wappinc:; Mre. Bonita Dunton, , Mor!fiirthv pay you good wagea while 36 Piece Dtonerware Set Seven room Raised Ranch, S in . J . D. Real Estate, 648- PoUce say that a car driven Excellent hourly wagee, 6 DESIGNER—^full-time, to work ROCKVILLB — 3H room heat­ ment, hot water heat, fireplace. oommerdal. Aval e walltex paper wall to wall YTTr-nf*-, ______- . AnDointments exnei you learn. If you already 24 Piece Sliver Set formal dining room, family 5129. Appolntmemts expected to bo |jy Theresa J. Baudln, 6 Ward paid holidays, paid fu­ in flower shop. Apply to per­ ATTRACnVB 4 - room apart­ ed apartment, first floor, stove, room, 2 fireplaces, one fun nicely landscaped lot with BARRO W S & W A L L A C E hours a day, prompt and cour- rec room, 414,900. RockvUle ORWge S t ; Amby Btomrick, h^e a eklB, you will have 18 Yards Floor Covering zbade trees, early occupancy. Manchester Parkade president; Edward Marcisenuk 3 RockvlMe; M«. NoeJla tl'® board Include John Rockville, had stopped at a neral leave, pension plan, son before 5 p.m. Krause Flor­ ment, stove, refrigerator, hot 486. Simsbury 668-6020. bath and two half baths, teous service. Realty. 875-2527. ~ - ...... - • the chance to make good EVERYTHING MAN<3HEJSTER — 1968 Ranch Call owner before 12 noon or Manchester 649-5306 of Enfield, shop steward; Ber- 1 5 pbelpa Rd.; Mira. Jane ^ Italgto, to a vacancy on the on Old Town Rd. while vacation plan, group insur­ ist, 621 Hartford Rd. water, centrally located, reas­ hot water oil heat, plas- styled home, measuring 26x62’, uae of K to advance and to ONLY 4500.00 after 8 p.m. 649-8696. F. M. GAAL a g e n c y nard Bohme of Manchester, Karen Greg- <*arter revision committee, re- malting for traffic to clear and ance plus major medical onable. 649-5324. 'tered walls, bullt-lns, pan­ level 150x300 lot, 2-car base­ ^ earn more money. ANSW ER AT ONCE. Man or FOUR ROOM apartment In B roker Gail Green treasurer; and George Fratus Som era; WHllam Haberem, ptecing J. Arthur (Jharletools, car was struck in the Applicants must be at least Free storage imtll wanted eled fireplace with .book­ ment garage. Completely en­ VERNON — Look Into this fine Wanted—^Real Estate 77 woman to serve Rawlelgh Pro­ THREE LARGE attractive f o u r FAMILY on Wells St., 4 of Manchester, recording sec- 466’spring ’sL; Rita Hale. 10 rear by Fletcher’s vehicle. He is 6 ’F ’ tall and in good physi- Free delivery anywhere to Bolton. Coll 649-0617. cases, combination win­ value In a brand new 3 - bed­ 643-2682 742-7092 j lb addition, higher wage rooms, available February 1. cased to aluminum siding, ttiis rooms each, completely reno- oal condition, mtervlews at ducts to consumers to N. C. dows and doors, laundry room Ranch featuring charm, HOUSE WANTED — Woodhill ^ CampbeU Ave., Vernon; Mrs. committee. j Pot ggheduled to appear in court acalee and additional paid Connecticut CaU 648-7284. SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapplng home features 2 full bath­ VERNON—5 room Ranch, tairge Among those attending were j^ju/ HoMn, 89 Benton St., El- names of former city pgp ^ patrolman John Stodd ROOERIs OORP., conMr of Hartford Oo. - Hartford A Man­ room, 2-car garage, carpet­ v^ed, 8-car gariige, no central location and quality construc­ Heights or Waddell School . holiday and vacation bene­ Free set-up by our own re­ area, 3 room heated apartment, rooms, 8 generous bedrooms, lot, fireplace, trees, 415,100. J . Mill and Oakland Sts., chester. Write Rawlelgh Dept. ing, city utilities, profes­ heat. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, tion, 2-car garage- Nice lot. area, approximately 419,000. several members of the execu- H(ktarktaw 14 Oioott' St.; judge John L Moran, waa arresting officer. fits have recently gone in­ liable men. Original price for 644-0894. the b^ q u et sized kitchen has D. Real Eletate Q>., 6*8-5139, Manchester, promptly at (3NB-6-1361, Albany, N.Y. sionally landscaped, AA 6*3-1577. CaU to see this home today. No agents. 649-3618. tlve board of Rogers Oorp. H o w ^ 68 Bfflyue Rd.' P^ranole S. Rupprecht and for- __Edward L. Welz, 33, of 106 to etfect and many depart- t h 1 s merchandise was FOUR ROOM tenement, good built-in oven, range and dish­ 6*9-8538. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18. 12201. BOLTON — Brandy St., near neighborhood, 30 days oc­ Jarvis Realty Oo., ReaJtors, ______They were Saul Sllveirsteln, Jeonee Jasper, 92 l^ s e M St!; oouncUman Arthur Qrand Ave., was arrested on a ' menta are cuirenAly wotk- S 25.46. Some fortunate person condition, call 649-2546. washer, flreplaced famlJy MANOHBSTBR^Excellent lo­ Boltrni High School, beiautlful cupancy. Priced for quick 649-1200, 876-0625. VERNON — 6 year old 5^4 room LOOKING TO BUY apartment Presldent;^rn^ GrMnman, Johnson,’ 187A1A7* Em Middlemmaia Fdwards vi^l ^ snbmltt^ charge of driving without a 11 ing oveitbne. An Equal Opportunity can purchase it all for only room, brand new wall to wall cation, larj^e 3-bedroom Ranch, Also slated for discussion is 4500.00. On display at main NEED a rent? Call the Rent new 4-room duplex apartment, sale. Ranch. Brick front, attached house up to 8 units. Or what Tpke.; Ohartra Komlnske. 453 ------cense and given a warning ' for ' Bmptoyar Business Services aU around. Has to be Seen. 2 baths, family room, attached VERNON — Immaculate 6 room mih, insurance and finance; store. Appliances are re(x>ndl- Man. West Side Realty, 649- suitable for teachers or young garage, buUt-im. Walking dis­ have you in lots or small acre­ Griffin Rd.. South Windsor: on appropriation of 4200 a yeair, failure to grant the right of Female 38 Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agency, garage, fully alr-conditloned, Milton Yeoman, personnel: as salary for the captain of the following a two-car accl- Mew la the Ume to inveati- tioned and fully guaranteed. 3566 or 649-4342. couple. Call 649-0771 after 6 custom built Colonial L Ranch, tance to sobods. 875-6348. age. Write Box T, Herald. Mrs. Catherine Uanagan, 303 Realtors, 649-2818. deadend street, tow 20’s. 644- modem kitchen, built-ins, din­ ’Thomas Johnston J t ., factory ambulance corps. George gaite the advantages of ACTUAL JO BS now open, U.S., WOMAN With excellent refer- MONTHLY p.m. CHARLES LESPERANCE Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Myra FOUR ROOM apartment, fur­ 86Z6. manager, and ’Thomas Rock­ working at “the Aircraft” Europe, So. Am., F a r Eaat. enoes will care for child days PAYMENTS MANCHESTER — If you are to ing room, fireplace, 1V4 baths, Lesteir. 415 Hilliard S t ; ------Blythe , ^ la now . captain of the According to police, Welz nished. 4145 per month or un­ VERNON—5 large rooms, mod­ 649-7620 well, Manchester plant mana­ Flnanc- There are hundreds of good Write Employment Info. Cen­ or child may live to. 643-9947. ONLY 416.93 the market for a centrally lo­ carport, treed lot, 125x200, con­ Helen Lunsford, 191 Wood- volunteer deponent. ^^g traveling on Grove St. furnished $115. per month. em apartment, heated grarage, TWO f a m i l y , 6-5, on level ger. Charles Rellley of Clinton, he Pub- ' JoIm and training courses ter, Room 474, 789 Boylston St., Phone For Appointment cated 2 family house, see this venient to schools, shopping lend Dr., W(*pplng: Mra. ^ ^ when he pulled Into Rt. 30 In 646-0191. on bus Une, 4100. monthly. 875- treed tot, ideal eaat side loca­ Emanuel Membership Rises^ union representative, aleo at­ ___ lie Safety BuUddng on Weet available now for both ex- Boston. ASK FOR CARL one, today. Features 10 rooms, and Hartford. Hanley Agency, Sally Paalwlla, 480 O a rk Safety BuUddrg on W ^ of ,J l car operated by " perienoed and inexperi­ Situations Wanted— 2600, 875-6148. RANCH — Seven rooms, one tion, 8 bedroom arrangement. tended. -Mr* in*. IRd. In Vernon, present po - Htfd. 247-0368 or 627-0036 RENT MAN Is In need of rent 3 car garage. Short walk to 643-0030, 643-9037. St. SautjTwtodeorTW Rd. In Vernon, present pol^ j'i^ii^ph “sklbdoaki. 38,'of 92 W. Male 39 year old, prestige neighbor­ Really two houses in one. Wes- heaidquarters. Is also on the enced people in such fielda SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT listings. Have tenants waiting. Main Street. Only 418,300. Call teUe Perry, 211 HoUlBter SL ; Main St., RockviUe. hood on deadend street, large 1^ R. Smith Agency, 643-1567. Budget of $77,500 Adopted 000 MILLION IN ARC agenda. The renovations are PRATT & WHITNEY MAN WANTS part-time work. If you have no means of West Side Realty, 649-3666, 649- r o CKVULE — 4 and 6 room lot with trees, decorated with Doris Smith, Jarvlb Realty Co., Vemon Mrs. Margaret Flank, 26 Reser­ Sklodoskl waa unable to atop TOKYO — About 900 million required to meet police end hla car In time, and waa struck Qualified to work to electron­ transportation, Til send my 4342. apartments. Call 429-4855. elegance for rich and exclusive Realtors, 649-1200, Eves. 64A MANCHESTER — Executive A baptized membership of morning at both wturshlp serv- voir Rd., RockviUe; Gall Reach MACHINE TOOL 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL people live in the great “arc of OoventiY- Robert’ Skoog, SO «*vU defense needs. The federal ,jy vehicle. Welz waa MACHINING ics or photography. Have car. auto for you. No obligation. beauty plus luxury. EHreplaces, 2619. home, Porter Street area, 4 1,691 and a confirmed member- 1®®®- OENITLAL — 4 room apartment. ^ FoUowing the business meet- Asia’’ — from Japan through Ronalld’ SJarter. government will provide one summoned to court Feb. 8 by 644-0614. BOL’TON CEN TER Apart­ bathrooms, garages. You name large bedrooms, 2 full baths, Just listed! Spacious 7 HAS OPBNINae FOR: Living room with fireplace, ments—now has openings In 3 MANCHES’TER — Is next door ship of 1,179 was reported yes- refreshments were served Okinawa, Formosa, the Philip- Springe- Dale eoairee, Of the coot. Patrolman Raymond Berube. INSPECTION A—] It, this house has It. For ap­ 2 lavatories, 2-car garage, Flor­ room Colonial featuring 4 HIGH SCHOOL Senior with good 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD dining room, one bedroom, room apartment with hot wa­ to this beautiful 4 room Ranch, terday by the Rev. C. Henry by a committee from the pines and Southeast Asia into 32 TPumbiUl St.; John Spuuld- Parent-Teacher Groups Bhite Grinders (hand) pointment to see call Philbrick ida room, patio, fully alr-con­ good sized bedrooms, dlsh- AIRCRAFT ENGINE math ability would like clerical Open Nights ’Till 9 P.M. kitchen, 490 monthly. (Tall, 649- ter, heat, stove and refrigera­ enclosed breezewsy an® ga­ Anderson, pastor of Elmanuel Emanuel Church Women. India and Pakistan. The Herald’s Vernon bureau Is Agency, 649-8464. ditloned. Shown by appoint­ ■washer, 114 baths, fireplace ing, 91 HemUn SL; Mra. Myrtle Dr. Tanash Atoynatan of the ASSEMBLY work after school or Saturdays. 1642. tor. Call 643-4312, eventogrs. rage, exceUent condition, large Lutheran Church, at the annual at 38 Park St., Rockville, P.O. Hob Grinders ment only. Call the R. F . Dl- and 2 car garage. For $23,- abraitton, 13 Croee St.; Anthony Manchester Community (Thlld Call 649-2417. MANCHESTER — Raised lot, full price, 413,300. Mitten meeting of the church. ’This la T oooei, Wethersfield; Mrs. Bor- Guidance Clinic will be main Box 827, tel. 876-8136 or 648- SHEET METAL Radius Grinders Wearing Apparel—-Furs 57 p o u r r ' ^he Meadowbrook Saturday afternoon by State Po­ Many Employe Benefits large, pleasantly furnished Raised Ranches and Ranches. 1 :4 acres, trees, garage, en­ School. Making. K E E P OARPEfT deeming prob- all schools, 4100 monthly. Call posal and refrigerator! 8 bed­ that all obllg^ations had been The Rev. Mr. Shepherd has to Mr. and Mrs. George Conuel, lice on Old Stafford Rd. resulted rooms, parking. Call 649-3858 Select the home of your choice closed porch. Priced to seU. been head of the state alcohol- A statement of purpose ex­ 'r leme small — use Kue Lustre after 5 p.m. 640-2497. rooms, 16x30 living room - din­ melt, with almost one-third of 02 W. Vernon St. In the arrests of: Harold A> for overnight and permanent now for Spring occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. plaining the goals of the society APPLY wall to wall. Rent electric $7,500 AND UP ing room, 8 full baths, “take the budget going toward the since 1962, and Bvra BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Tomkins, 35, 96 Alps Dr., East Apprentice Courses guest rates. (Jharles Losperance, 649-7620 will be discussed at the meet­ shampooer, 41. Paul’s Paint A out’’ windows, 3- - zone heat, benevolence program. Miss Flor- with hie wife on Mt. Smnner Dr. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Flo- Hartford; and Elizabeth A. * ’Three and four years — ’THREE ROOM apartment, third ing, sponsored by the Junior Personnel Department Wadlpaper Supply. A T TR A C nV ELY f U r n i s bed HIGHLAND PARK School much more. All uplls emd 44 staff members Rules Nigeria Feb. 8: Willard B. Begley, 13, ter, heat, stove, central, one very good oondlticm. Ehccel- from Mato, excellently ' main­ Mra'"^vid**A! An- theology from the Boston mittee wlU meet tomorrow at 8 tentatively scheduled for Febru East Hartford 8 . Oonnecttcut WANTBEl — Oil burner service Variety Store. ATTRACTIVE room, centrally PORTE3R ST. area — Conven­ was adult only. Call after 4:30 p.m., lenrt. financing. WIU yield tained 2-family, 6-5 fiat, indi­ derro^TL^roU University School of Theology In the town office cooferenc. ary, which wUl bo open to all 178 Kelly Rd., Wapplng; Louis —Open for Your Convenience— man, guaranteed 48 hour week, located, for bustoess woman, iently located, 7 room fire- (Ctontlnaed from Page One) YOU SAVED and slaved for wall 643-0727. high return. vidual heating system, 2-car Indicated fewer babies were the following year, and is an or- romn- residents of the town. J. Nadeau, 24, Tolland Ave., Monday through Friday all benefita, overtime available, kitchen privileges. Call 643- garage, priced to seU. Bayes placed C!olonlaI, 1 ^ baths, en­ Conservation Committee Rockville; Earl L. Kellner, 41^ to wall carpet Keep It new closed porOh, garage, extra bora In 1066 than in previous dained minister in the Methodlat BoMnn wlU play two home police to continue in their 8 A.M.—6 P.M. old reliable firm, excellent 5931, 648-8221 after 5. Agency, 646-0131. First Selectman Carm elo Kingsbury Ave.; Odette B. N^ 1toes.AWed. Eves. ’HU 8 P.M. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ______large lot. Leonard Agency, years. Church. Ho was a chaplain In' basketball gamee this week, posts. working conditions. Cali 649- He announced ho was forming Zanghi was named chairnian of deau, 29, Gary Rd.; Edward B. shampooer, 41. ’The Sherwto- WANTEK) two gills to share Famished Apartments 63-A J . D. R EA L ESTA TE CO. BIANCHESTER — Convenient­ ______- -K - j,. toe Navy during World War U. against EJaet Granby tomorrow Baturdays 8 AM . — 12 Noon 4648, between io a.m. and 6 Realtors, 646-0469. Robert L AWneos, vice <*air- ______DzladiU, 21, Middle Rd., EUlng- Williams Oo. house on Coventry Lake. CaU ~ ------ly lo c a te 6 room home with 3 Hostesses for the evening are and Rham on Friday. an interim government after the Tolland Conservation Com­ p.m. (W E LARGE furnished house­ man of the church cauncM. give ton; Joan W. Jarry 21, V lti 742-9004. 643-5129 bedrooms, long cheery living WEIST SIDE — 2 family flat, Mrs. James Ferry .and Mrs. Bolton Homemakers wlU meet conferring with other chiefs of mittee at Its organizational If available bring your military keeping room, aU utilities, near higbUghits of the committwa of Wednesday a t 10 a.m . (ut the meeting Friday night. Wilfred glnia Lane; and Mary J. Labb6^ BUILD STEtoDY Income, have room, large formal dining separate furnaces, recently re­ Nonnan Balch. Devotions wUl the armed forces, police and (Hscharge paper a (DD-214), Diamonds—^Watches— Pratt A Whitney, poridng, the oouncU, which ore evange- LaBelle was named secretary. Rt. 74. profitable future! Sell Harper room, convenient kitchen, new decorated kitchen and ' W h, be led by Mrs. Charlee Ubert. Community HaU. The program members of Pariloment. birth ceriificate and aocial se­ Jew elry 48 PLEIASANT Room near bath for adults, 272 Mato. kam, otewartship, Christian Nigeria is the fifth African Members of the committee and Industrial Brushes to every ceram ic bath, aluminum convenient location. Bel Air Anyone interested may attend. WiU be on seieottng carpeting Zoning Commission curity card when you visit our genUeman, parking. 64 Hig^ St. eduoaition, finance, worship and nation to come under miUtary their terms are: Zanghi and office. type business. A lifetime oppor­ WA’TCH AND JEW ELR Y re- ANDOVER Route 6 — 2 room storms and screens, 2-car ga­ Real Estate, 643^9833. ’ Police Arrest and finishing projects. Mra. Walter Beaton, chairman ^ music, social ministry and LaBelle, three years; Albert tunity to dignified, respectable pairing. Prompt service. Up to furnished apartment for rent, rage, deam aq a whistle. Re-. — Mrs. Annie T. Cassells a t He- Robert Lodi is hosteas. rule in the past two months. Oi- the planning and zoning Com­ church property, lit was noted Ruops and Steven SmaU, two work. Protected territory work­ 420 on your old watch to Apartments—Fht»— heat, lights, stove, hot water, Houses For Sale 72 duced to $17,600. Wolverton ST. JAMES Perish — Fine 654 bnm Rd. was involved in a one- vUion government has been sus­ (halt arbtendanoe a t affairs for years; George Meachum, one mission, said plans for Country ing out of your borne. Write trade. Closed Mondays. F .. E . refrigerator included. Call Agency, Risaltors, 649-2813. room Cotoalel wMh 3-car ga­ car accident about 5 :46 a.m. Manchester Evening Herald pended in the Congo, Dahomey, ■ PRATT & ^ Tenements 63 MANCHESTER — Six room senior ineroben, sponsored b|y year. Hills 66 were reviewed and dis­ Harper Bru^ Works, 403 Sec­ Bray, 737 Mato Stroot, State BUtns, 742-7273. rage, large beautlfuHy land­ Friday. According to Resident Bolton correspondent. Oleine- the Central African Republic LOOKINQ tor anything to real Dutch Colonial, garage, Idea PORTER ST R E ^ area — Cua- the Social Ministry commititee, Voter Making cussed at the commiseion’a ond Avenue. Fairfield, ICwa. Thoater BuOdtog. scaped kk, central to downtown it^ ptwm fronTis to over 90. Trooper Robert Peterson, toe well Young, tel. 64S-89S1. and Upper Volta. astete rantels — iqiartnients, TTStEE ROOM furnlahed apart- condition, good location, near- tom buUt tor your satlstaction, The nbvolt began Saturday meeting last week, but that iv WHITNEY MAncheator. Many extra fea­ A new flooring and carpeting CaaseU oar, going north on He------The voter registration hones, multlpla dwalUiigs. can ment, first floor, heat and hot bus. For full information call 8 room Genteon Oolaatal, 3-car tures include 3 tuQ hattw, 00m- with ah aniKxmcemant by the Sion previously scheduled for the project will not be ap- bed been put In the choir toft bron Rd., skidded and landed In Ca*1 Fuel and Feed 49-A J . D. Realty^ 643-5129. water, parking, near buses, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- garage, 2H bathe, beautifully pletdy remodeled kMcben. Call rebels over Lagoe radio that the tomoiTow has bran postponed peeved imtil the recommenda- and several of the portab butad- a culvert ea Mn. OanNlls ab D eU C llX o lT lk C " AIRCRAFT Paragon Tool Co., Inc. 4125. Wesley Smith Real Els­ 69Sa paneled family room, 4 large Mr. Ryan today at the Weslay military had seized power to untU Jan. 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. tlons of the State Water Re­ y vnaioN O F 4Vb ROOMS, boat, hot water, tate Agency. 643-1667. bedrooma, kitchen biiUt - ina. ing roonw have been pointed. tempted to turn left onto Loomis sources Commission and State QUALITY hay for sale—dover atove, refrigerator, paridng. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful R. Smith Agency, 848-1561^. a t the Town HaU. . ■'UNTTED AHbCRAET OORP. and timothy. 649-5578. Call today aad cbooee your own CuU Production S aS S rS S frzr Health Department are x*> Has Immediate Openintrs Oomteately redeooratei^ fuu. 2H ROOM Furnished apart­ Ranch, large Uvtag room, for­ of music, reported on the to toe car. Mrs. Cassells was CD Course Offered -East Hartford 8 , Connecticut 16 Foreirt St, oft Main S t 84e- lnterie. Six finished rooms, dress that is sure to please nouncer came on every 10 a . ....•' ------Stock Clerk For Rent 64 hrick Agemw, 648-8464. through the SigrW Freeburg at 7 in the town offices. oless will be held at 7 pm . to­ Club, Kingsbury Ave. W om ^ MANCHESTER — large, new, duplex, doable garage, modem garage. Can be piurchiuMd your tiny tot. Two sleeves are 5174-N minutes and repeated: “The a r c h it e c t s and architectoral Memorial Fund. The regular monthly voter- morrow in Vernon and is spon­ Women Interested in attending Liberal overtima and bene­ HAHD picked, Macs, Staxka o m kitchena and baths, 300* de^ SPAdOUB Custom huUt aU with or without funiiahlags, provide^ and it can be with army, faithful to the govern­ Mraftsmen with minimum of 8 4 room ajMutment two blodu - DBISIRABI Jl store or CO straight from Paris to you- Election of officers was held making eession will be held to- ®o«toact c a s me*. be reached by sored bv the Civil Defense in fits, pleasant woridng oon- and Baldwins,\^l per 16 quart qpace. ground floor, clean, at­ hit. SensUdy p r ic ^ Bayes brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic only $16,9007? or without a belt. ment, has toe sUuatlon w'eii in the meeting are requested te (4b 5 years experience. Salary from Main S t , amaU weU con­ 12:0l a.m. Saturday. cooperation with the CD Unl- diUona basket, to own container. Bofc- structed building with a quiet tractive and reasonable. Apply Agency, 646^mSL baths, dining room, double hand.’’ contact Mrs. Michael Vasquoa- -oommensurate with ability. ti's Fruit Faim, 260 Bush BU About 3,500 cf the 4,000 mem- atmoephere. Hayes Agency, Mr. Daly, State Theatre, U RkJte in Which more than 100 v en ^ y za. Tory Rd. Louis J. Drakos A Associates, to wear! (taurch Oonnefi for three btaWlng oommls- l>«« Dirtrict I/)dge 776 of the mh^wi began 1 ^ varsity of OoonecUcut. Further Interviewa, -77 8 a.m.-5:30 Hd-______6464181. a.m. - 8 p.m. RANCH — Large family stand PAW. FIANO AGBNCr SUe 8, % sleevea, ■^thout belt,' Angelo Dentomaro, cholrmoti A Lewis S t, Hartford, Conn. Paittern No. 5174-N has com- years; Robert U Ahlnees, CUf- ^ at 8 in Ihternatlonai Aaeociatton of October itfter regional electtons Information may be obtoined by p.m. and 9-50 p.m.-7:80 klmhen, tergs Uvlng room with Agency, 049-6S24. 2\ yards of 35-inch. of the canvass personnel coni- 522-4137. MANCHESTER — prime office fireplace, 8 bedrooms, ree » Real tma—6464191 pJete crochet . . **« *^- O- the town office conference room. Machinists and Aerospace i„ AWntola was re-elect- contacting Chmimlngs, p.m. Apply to p a n a p . Household Goods 51 4Mi ROOMS, heat hot water, To order, send 60c in coins to: mittee for the Building space, 1(X) to 2,0(X) square feet nxun. bouse In Immeculate MANOHESTER — Urge m- L^der, education wtU Workers voted Sunday In favor HU opponenU charged the Stage Rd. t a r school bus, 7:30- stove, refrigerator, disposal, Bue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ Expansion FHmd Drive .of the EVERYTHINO to sterilized re- parking included, nice loca­ central ktoation, abundance of oondltion, oomplately remod­ tortahle custom bultt 3 bed­ :45 man., 2:164:45 pm. Call ning Herald,-1160 AVE. OF to Aime ^ 1® «»®«Uve session to- <>« » e strike. About 59 opposed eleotioo wax rigged and claimed poUce Arresto 259 Adams St., Manchester oondiUoned used tumitura aad parking, alter to suit Hsyea eled laslda aad out, $17,9001 room Ranch cn 100x200 lot, MANCHESTER —tommculsite, nlng Herald, G « ^ ^ R A n d ^ and ^ ^le strike. BoUwa hod a hand in tt. Jam es R. Oorvlone, Jr . 17. United Congregational Chvr^ 2414. 1 tion, $140. per memth. 649- AMERICAS, JIEW YORK. N.Y. Agency, 846- (luallty — low OS08, 649-8989. 19099 for praporaU wWh members qf (|m Ihe oontrovertfol Fill mUl- Real Eateto 64S-9W. ahmrinum aiding, struma and 10086. meeting of the Sunday schOKd gSABT-'nMB broilw man, ox- prtoea. LeBlano Furniture, 29S Ist-olaas malMng add 10c add throTvwMBdwsotfon Aswxtodon. tory airplane U manutactuned Um ettber oU cloth or heavy rested Friday on a charge of TRUCK D RIVER — over 28, ex­ South Btfeet RockvUla. 8T8- MANCHESTER — deluxe, quiet, BUSXNBSS PLACE for rent M A N C H BSrpi - $1,100 aa- screens. Dream kitchen. 8 bed­ For lut-ctass moMng teoiSiesr, tomorrow at F p jm . bfoiiMioed preferred but not perienced tor $ tarn trucks. Per­ quaUty Damato bulH, 4-room suiteble tor store, etc., comer aumea mortgage cn thia spa- W EST 81IBB-r4 large rooma, rooms, formal dtning room tor each pottorii. Print Nome, 10c tor eaA pattern. Print Ooum^^t ^wehes delmt^ too department awdUaxy by the FVwt Worth plant. plaatlc cloth to make a recep- tampering wito a motor vehicle 2174. Open 94. Address with Up Code, Style a t the Camrch House. jbeceeaeryi Apply In person. manent, to n - time -Job with duplex apartment block to West Main St and Veimo cloiu 6 room Colonial, garage large encloaed porch, (doae to Uvtag room with tir9 teea.oU iSJfAddress ^ Z ip eWe, three yeata,Hra HaroMRso!; wlH mwt tonight at 8 at ^ -Ihe union and company tattle tor household suppUra such " T Hiloin Fit, 287 West and porch, quirt street, exeel- an ooavenleooes, two family No. obd SlM. a^ W o and sue. nominaring committee. Miss firehouse. Mrs. Robert MiUer have been unable to agree on as furniture polish and wax. unregistered motor veWrie md wholesaler^ Must have recent /sphopls aad shewing, om Ave.. Rockville. Available Feb- hot Water beet, garage and Blaachester Evening I Q)pb*:, Mmeboatar, $49- lo c a l M ism p M . CWl U r , Fsid- TlUIVISICdt SET. tebla modal. avaUabls. Bayes Atswqr. 9 lm r m x f L to v iire 7T W ast MMa lent area. Hayes Agency, 668- eoBvandon posidWs. In cn std patto. Wdverten A y a m a j , OompUte, InsjUrlng, e a ^ to S t^ ___-i— sent tor your copy MAhel UObon, for three yean, and Mrs. Richard Morra ora to seitortty rights. Job protoctloa. Moke it Uka a shoe bag and improper uae of ragirtratloo 'the fan A winter Basic Have you stopped by raft- Tolland oorraapondant, B etfe man. offer I t 6434840. tUSL Bt. RockvlBe. onfs, Agsacy, Beottots, 668-OMOl Beoltora. 649-28U. ow eonr of ths 'W BpritaT andifluramar Installation a t eau u cH menv- (te ig o of Insurance and retirement becw- bang on tba bock a t a ck)|Mt pilatee. He was dent StaU Trooper H o rry T om - tei. 87S-2S4B. Ataumr Only 50c a copy! hers wiS be h ^ Sunday 1h» Town Oom- door. copy. i

■ ■ ■ U • ^ ’yi -r' m A m u ge D rily Net 1 „ T l i e ■ ilimtrt|ii^0ter 1Ett»nins M m ■Wm ike Week Beie l^wUy'*$endft fakrtMT Uii IMG low neiur fair, htOe HMxpa v Willioemeii John 'Shea of Man- dntoe to-WNhMtanee.tdbe elee*> The Peat Matiune Aaaocla- erettoe chsnfe toauneeV'lbh j}.- ftieetnr has releil e mirtlmg r* od to A "leme,dMkV fefdr ttoet o f Tenqito Chapter, Order ilie4illi DMirtet's BepohHcea inaMnor le eleetod m -W itk 14,595 904S. of ilMlieni Star, will meet end Barry Makes Bid town: ihilnnen end vloe cheir- li win eerva ht name oni^.'nB- Itiw ^H i otOwntlwMOiwPcfl. elect oOloen Wedneeday at 8 7 ^ Way Without Sal CUy of VSBmgo Chmrm n e n ttir nlglit et 8 at lone the foysm or oene a epeeial iwn meat toeigW at FRIGE SEVEN GENTS at tlw K of C Bome aad TmMngtan, 67 Hamlin St. The poet win be vneided In Nov­ yoL.LXxrr,N o.ti (SIXTEEN PAGES) Hoeteaeea ax« Mrs. Prank Tiruet Oo., to choose a ooodl- Stops Ih5h.—ReKey*s " ^TOoeat to tte Joto *"• Henay For Senate Post fM *.. ember, to be fined in an ear U»e Uito. to V. Wiirtinr FlAtoe IfNaanl Borne, 219 W. Center Crocker and Mrs. J. Henry tirely near dMilet, •h i Nm adfatoboAieeidAiaew Mtodabitor rirtiP tott ^ at, to patttcitMto in ttie veol- Thominn. Mtanbera unaUe to Deputy Mayor David M. Barry has officially entered PrtDT to «M F 4b. l i vaelal totfkw otootaseo'wMk ibe-pelea- bsm eeaad to,te a ptoUeail e«ein«i o f the R oseiy iit 6 for attend are reminded to notify the race for the Democratic nominatitm to the State etooMtan, the asdetfaig tth Sana- However, as einplieeteed liy iikiac obUity to abridt,lweee- en bononay member, the M e one of the hoeteeeee. toctol- District win oonduct Ra- ■ome poUtteal lendere, wboovir * 5 2 , atop Itebiair, abd relieve More Fightmg Men A New Name Senate from the 4th District, to fill a vacancy created puhUean and Democratic oon- wine the Feb. 16 eleetian to aura IMto-witowrtesrfetK ' inserrb laidttrta, Oeargefit Patten. when Fred J. Doocy, Democrat, of Wapping, resigned to bnva the inelde trade when it Tbis aatoiaaee is sew svaHaMe The UB. Ooaet Ouard Aux- veatiMaa, to nominate their can- to eoea after e a ^ wbUa gMi,tly INDIANAPOLIS, (AP) — to become, lieutenant governor. oemee tUna to choooe eenotorial Mitovtag gsto, aetaal Mdactlea 7,000 U.S. Troops dStebM. With the aoennry full at Ilie ladlee Aid liatheran lUaiy Ftotina of Mancheater He is the only announced can­ tobrtetoito) ttok 9 ^ win oonduot a daaa in "Maneu­ Lendere of both pariiee hove cendldatoo for tiw Novembor Hennite, Beetles. Rolling Womin’e Marionery League of didate. attribotad the dearth of candl- eleotions. Stones and the like, it lent »' -r,. aton BrengeUcal Lutheran vering" Wedneeday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rling Junior High A special election will be held eeey for a new musical group Otaadi wffl meet Wedneeday on Feb. M In the eight towns of to find e disUnctlve name, a t 7:»0 pm. for a topic dlecus- School. Daniel Steel, peutt oom- ■fiander o f the flotUla, win In- the existing 4th Senatorial Dis­ A North Central High ticm in the church Aeeembly trict, to choose a man who will School eix-plece band, with a Xh^oin. Hoeteeeee are Mrs. Rog­ stmcL Bolster Viet Force C ■It until November, when a girl vooallet, did It though er Breton, Mrs. Anna Orlma- I Manoheeter Chapter of completely new senate will be They call It: "Six and the ■on, Kra. Sdvraxd Hein and elected from reapportioned dis­ T o PECIAL PURCHASE SALE Ground Forces Single GlTL" Mra. Richerd Johnston. 8PBBBQBA win meet tonight tricts. at 8 at Bunce School, Olcott XEoNemaze said that only |4.a S t The meeting la open to all The Feb. 16 special election -> WASIUNGTON fA P I— mititary manpower IncreaM for Danghtetw o f lib ecty , Ho. 17, men interested in baiberebop will be conducted in the towns of The vast bulk of the 113- T*"" efanUnhUr directly URkm o< toe new installment g, _ aM meet tomotroa at 8 p.m. * « « » U- 8. WlH be spent before tbla fiscal etyle elnglng. Manchester, Hlaat Hartford, commOr S t O t e N c W S Major Action Avoided at Orange BaH. Refreefamente 000 fiddm ^U fighting ^ viSlSten. year ends next June so. toe rest Glastonbury, Marlborough, m m ^ ^ th y the Johnson when the haeic later. aiii be' served Hra. Margaret Newington, Rocky HIM, Weth- of famous The Greater Hartford Chap­ Aom m istration will be used declaica was made to pot large iVjgetiier wtth 'toe H.7 WBkm Wtteon, hba. Semuel Ftuwoett erefleld and South Windsor. Court O K ’ s and Mxb. Roger Rttctaie. ter of Parents Without Part­ to ' strengthen Arm y and American ground forces Into' the. viet Nam aujqjlement voted last They cinnpriee the existing dis­ Prior to Gease Fire ners, me. win meet Wednesday Mfirine ground t o f c e s , it battle, Oongreaa granted toe summer, this will increase de- .... ;N'S; at 8:16 pm. at Asylum Hill trict. Suit O ver SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Seven thousafid The Hartford County Dental Lt November, Manchester waa learnt today. admlnlstratlen another $1.7 faH- ta ta t spending this year to f64.X Oongreguttonal Church, Sit Americati ground forcee are lion and authorized an increase bilUoh, about billion more more U.S. fighting men poured into South Viet Nam tb^ Aeeiatante society will meet to­ wlH Join the towns of (Maaton- $6 night at 7:80 at the A. L Prince Asylum St., Hartford. Dr. David rtiouldering an ever-gre«ter e< 840,000 nmn, moatly fa r Um than had been anticipated, day to strengthen Saigon’s defenses against guerrifla Hedberg, staff psycMatrlat at bury, (Marlborough and East H air Injury School, BTOokaeld St., Hartford. Hampton to form a new senato­ combat load in the Viet Nam Army. ijy,0 supplemental money attack and to put more muscle in the Marine beach­ the Institute of living, Hart­ war. ' The second InetaHment wfll for Viet Nam will be There wlH be a tour of the rial district. Atty. David M. Barry head on the central coast. aebool after a bualnese meeting. ford, win qieak. There win be a the Navy and Air Force each boost the manpower ceiUnge to next Monday by the HARTFORD (AP) — A Democratio Town Committee Although the Viet Cong forces y/ej, hurt, but an unofficial ro- social tuna at 7:16 before the to run and, edbaequently, Bany wiU get only a few thousand a point more than 460,000 atwve defense budget for toe fia- woman who daims she was I'-- :: Chalnnan Ted Oumminge said avoUed major aoUon In ad- port said two Vietnamese s(*) meeting. The event Is open to removed hie name from ooneid- more men In .the new buUd-tq), toe lev d anticipated at the time ^ starting next July 1. hurt by a hair dye used in 1. vance of the Lunar Now Year diers were kiiBed and 14 weiw membere and proepeotive mem- today, "Barry has my unquali­ eratkm. which win push total U. B. toe fatg Viet Nam buUdmp was a beauty shop has the right celebrattotM later this week, 'wounded, fied support for the nomina­ bere. Due to a oouit order for re- armed atrangth over toe 8 mil­ ordered last summer. (See Page Fifteen) to sue the company that guerrilla bands harassed gov- ''it was roafiy doae," aoM tion, and I will fight to see that apportinment, the 1964 deoUan lion matk for the first time in a made the preparation, the emment positions, explwlod Bgut Whyne Mabry of PfaUadet Nutmegger Camera Ctdb wW he is nominated." was never held, and Doocy, dozen years. State Supreme Ckmrt ruled mines, tossed grmades and am- ph<* "After the first round we meet Wedneeday ait 8 pm. at Oumminge revealed that, as a along with aiH of the state's leg­ Secretary of Defense Robert today. bushed miUUa platoons. An or- were up and in toe bunkers. Vfa HSUnp House, Veterane Me­ result of a meeting Saturday islators, reteeined his poet 8. McNamcua .told newsmen at The court quoted a recent rrHe phanage was hit in one attack, oouM see the rounds taUing.” ' morial Parte, Bast Hartford. night of the Democratic chair­ automatically. toe White House Monday that IV.' of law which says: anparentty-by mistake. other Communist mortarti Whiter FHpel, past president men of the eight towns, “Barry, No Republican of the district toe Administration will ask Oon- Beleaguered Hero PoUUcal infighting' amofig caused Ught casualties at toe “One who sells any product . of ttte dub, win present a unlesB something unexpected oc­ bas announced his avafiahility greea to vbta another ^2.346 #■¥ ' South Viet N€un’s military load- government outpost of An EiSk in a defective condition unrea- movie he mode in Ausfcrlia, curs, has the backing of all of for the nomination. IrilUon fo underwrite the soaring era again raised fears of trouble north-south Highway 1 near *1Dreamlng o f a White Chrlst- aU Of the towns of the district.” ooete o4 toe U. S. Invcdvement in Bonably dangerous to the user for the seven-month-old govern- «he northern fixxrUer 8 mllM Special OOP State Central Com- or ctmsumer or to his property maa." The event la open to Oumminga baa oaMed a meet­ Viet . Ndm. Ihe Whke House G^ts Help Offers ment of Premier Nguyen Cao f„»n the cM imperial oapttai of those interesbed in photography. ing of the eoteoutlve boaird o f fpM 8416 million will also be is subject to liability for physi­ ■> < Ky. He was reported to have HUe. TUESDAY & cal harm caused to the ultimate the town committjee for Wednes­ •eked for economic purposes, told a battalion of anhy troops The V iet Cong exacted toe(r NEW YORK (AP) — No one Negron said Monday night. user or ooneumer .. WEDNESDAY day night, end of the Duili town iBinging the supplemental total at Saigon airport Monday that heavleet toil in toe past 24 boura Mhnehesber Lodge o f Masons to ^_____ $12.'T61_ union. knows better than Enrique Ne-’ **^®*[j ** least I have some wUl meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm . oommiittee for Friday night, The court overruled Common “ 6 to 60" generals were seeking hy ambuefang two platoom of Msaeheeter*s Beet Baoon McNamara provided few de- gr^n that life can be utterly un- ” Value! both for the sole purpose of en­ LECLERC Pleas Judge Sidney A. Johnson, to overturn his regime. govemmmt mUittainen on road- at the (Mheonlc Temple. The toils, beyond (Mscloelng the dd- one day and rosy the ^ woman who wants to give cut short the trtal of a suit DoMolay Legion Award wild be dorsing Bany for the nomina­ FUNERAL HOME Rumors of an impending ooup/oi««ring work 16 milee souto •< tion. iar figure and the new manpow- ^ money to Negron typified the by ^nn L. Garthwatt of Water- swept Saigon over the weekwid Salgon Monday attomoon. M ISS IO W A presented at 8:16 to Past Mas­ er increase. Officials at the feelings of mapy New Yorkers bury against Oaird, Inc. ter atewurt Kennody toy Grand Barry's announoement of his during the 'visit of Secretary o f >pbe guerrilUaB nn«« hutth FUNERAL Pentagon took their cue from For Negron, a 66-yeorold who read about his pHght In a cOalrol objected that toere State Dean Rusk. Most of the waoked two companiee of a rw* BACON 79c Mhster William CampbeU. The candidacy martce the second Ike defense secretary and de- Puerto Rican who says he was etory by The Associated Press. „o legal basis for the suit, event Is open to the laidteB. ttane he has sought Hooey's country’s top military leaders ^ jarce in a fight that kuattfd SERVICE dined to elaborate. forced out of business because **** * person who tried to ^^d Johnson agreed. He granted Ratti’a BUnleea Small post. 'Ihe other tims was in were in Saigon at the time. The cbout an hour. The Oommunlafa Ssusage Links Vm lb. S9e WALTER N. The new odminlrtretion' mon- helped a white policeman ** ^ right toing should not be csialrol’s demurrer, ended the Troops of the 25th Division’s 5th Brigade disem­ rumors eubslded later. fled after inflicting moderate Mandiestor WATB18 will March 1964, when Doocy had T.Oil :l jTl.kC •y request — heraWed as long j„^b of Negroes, it. h> suffer for It,” said Oe- g^d rtded in favor of the announoed that he would not bark from the troopship USS Gen. Walker at Cam The new Am eri^ arrivale casualHeB In both acttois, a Baby Beef liver Ib. 59c meet tomorrow alt the Italian Director ■go aa last summer — will be jj, edia Zengerle of Manhattan. company. Ranh Bay, South Viet Nam, today. They are part were 4,000 Infantrymen of the ipoii««man said. Amelcan Club on Bldrldge St. seek re-eJectlon in the Novem­ ■ant to Capitol HiU Tuesday and ^ months. Now it's up Negron was stabbed in the 23 Main Street, Manchester U.S. 26th Division’s and Brigade Other Bueratlia shot ub Tiny. Blte-Slae Cnbea Weighing In will be from 7 to ber 1064 eteotilona. MbNamara will give the speci- ” back last May 32 aa he went to F o r f r it a R a is e of an additional force of nearly 7,000 assigned to Doocy, In May of that year, strengthen the U.S. force there. (AP Photofax) from H ^all and 8,000 Marines the Blito Httep outpost in ^ Tender Stewing 8 p.m. Mre. Grover Mitchell, Call 649-5869 flea in testtmony before sons- ’ „ ___ __ the rescue of the policeman, ______■ ______. from CAtinawa. They brought Mekong Delta 60 milee eodfa- changed his mind and decided tors on Thureday, former groce^NegOT s^ attacked addle at- B e e f...... lb. 89c club photographer, will show toal American troop strength to direst of Salgwi, attacked toe color aUdee of club members ■IWs la toe second major su f custom^ l^ co ^ his t^mpujig to arreet a suspected - business and called him oop varjti k4s v*A<»rf South Viet Nam to 101,000 men. >ntanh TW resettlement center Save 35c on Vi gallon taken during the past 1 1 years. plementary money request and . . Negro^ burglar. The Incident been ^. told . he , will loea his . ne^ , Cold Water AU .. .$1.96 ______lover” and “nigger hater. On ^ ^ ^ Bredomteantly echetoiled salary increase for al- A U.S. apokeaman announced and a watch tower. Katzenhach Defends eariier that 4,600 Marines had u .S . Ate Force B63e mode (Ini The Presbyterian Men wlU N egro^ Puerto R tom se^ 1«X^ ^ Save 15c on giant SPECIALS — TUES. thru SAT.. JAN 18 - 22 J left, he was unable to find a footbaU players to participate landed. Ijwt later said he had mn from Guam again to unlfad meet tonight at 7:30 at the cotantofi (gia tattofion twice. a ttir big bombs, on quapeotM Liquid Joy ...... 72c Church for the olootlon of of- P op e ADOnriOnS Ji* to support we wUe and teon- ^ Ne«on w«a Viet,Goi)g ceunpe to T O ^ l^ floem. Roger Oottie and Fred SPINNERIN r . _ . age daughter. a^^^sd The Shelton bo€utfk R l o llt »>«««». hod barely started apeak- “ excessive use of ctmgree- V x u g u a ^ ^ prepared momawript slonal power over the atates. dent Johiwon asked Oongreoe toe enittre worid.” MANCHESTER PARKADE — 649-4888 6.79 leader Mieo 'Dee-tung, North Twain, died Sunday. from 1019 until his death in 1936. The President noted that Asia Vlehnm ese President Ho Ohi She waa found dead in her Mies CXemens’ mother died in. T.TTxmvmmmn raPi _ before the“f*" «««•court began measure wMch became a today to pledge 1200 mllfion to- “GAY-MONA” . . . In Celestra broadclotti border Mfah, Soviet President Nikotai room at a Los Angeles motel Sen Diego, Nov. 19, 1962. her five pepperlng hbn vrito questions, law Aug. 6 resulted In toe aboil- ward a »l billion Asian Develop- le tom by conflict” but be "Petti-Bojipie” A !jraftedda(r), exquisitriy styled mode no direct reference to tb* print with a collarless neckline and pawb .pocket V. Podgoniy end South Viei> 'where she often stayed. The A family attorney, Mat- S partners X u . in the Europem Com- Most of his 70-minute appear- tion ^ literacy ^ o^r voter ment B ^ ^ he said "can m with in ipw ^ Altocon nyUfo lace hem and set off ance before the court recessed qualification tests in seven mean toe difference between war in Viet Nam. Nowever, uo- A ribbon effect of the border print embellishes the namese Chief of State Nguyen ooixmer’s office said toe cause tbewa, said Miss aemens had mon Market today over veto with . Sizes 7-15 and^S, M, L, was taken up by questions aix>ut Southern, states. Nearly 260,(KX) opportunity and chaos" In (hat Ing language toat m ight be Van Hfieu. of death has not been deter- an income of |1,600 a month tax rtt^rts of each member in the sleeves, pocket and fron t Petite^,SBuilL®!*" XL fo whit<^ 1>Utok, chwnpagne. the legislative history of the law Negroes have registered to vote pari of toe worid. phed to the Americaif poaUfoa (bum, large, extra laiYe. Pink, bine. He aaiced the Vietoamem to mined._____ . free. The attorney eaid Miss economic community. be 'wiUing to negotiate and eug- She 'was the granddaughter of^ Clemens lived in a penthouse in France ‘wants the and Katzenbach’s enforcement in those states since the act took Johnson, in a special mes- in Viet Nam, Johnson said tfas of it. effect. sage, uigod Oongreos to ap- United atates has been aiding “GAY LEE” . . . a double-breasted striped dus- A TafreddsTi-T peW with geeted toat Moscow and Peking Mark Twain and preferred to Loe Angeles but occasionally preserved while toe other na- would win historic presUg^e if call herself Mies CSemens. The would go to toe motel because tlons prcqxMe making a majori- “With all this iolk about toe Attorneys for South OaroUna, prava promptly partlcipaUon in Asia for more than 16 years atfa ter of 2% oz. seersucker, with a large Peter Paii hendine c f im port^ nylon Alohebh. lace and lovely need for an iitformed elector- Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi (he bank, which be said will added: they ahoitld Intervene ae medi- famed writer and humorist’s she liked a change. ty vote binding, at least in some collar and short deeves. Petite, small, mediinh, in soitei ^ eyeiete in Asia jy gorved the Asian people.*’ H e forgot! N o, sh e forgot! W ell, thqr both forgot. other s| (ime nendte Iseuea ^ wiito this Act. And In South cause of race or color. _ the building of roods, dams, ly served toeAsian people.” O n ly IW o m faipout aama nast remoinliK tavio- O»ro*foa you »voW toe liter- They argued also toat Oon- hathors, power plants and all -phe funds he propoeed for ttw special purchase caper coa+x acy requirement if you own a grees was usuprlng judicial the other public and private fa- bonk would be in addition to the Ships dtsigiiEd for Caribbean Deiecates —M that the •«cood-hand cor, because of the powers in applying toe law to ciUiUes essenttol to a modem billion ttw WMte House has Fleref, jeheek or solid 9 .Q Q , AntroH Myth GOP Position on Viet Nam Fiwm* rejected thia alternate $800 proper^ require- Just a few states whose voter IRtonioed to speed toe economic Grace Line's Santa Rota and Santa JPaala are 20,* wglstr^on fell ^ development of Southeast Asia. WE NEVER FORGET I TJ.S.-flag beauties that ester to just 300 passengm on a 18- ebtfoia ^ ^ Replying to Soutti OaroUna’s low 60 per cent In November day cniiM. There’s more “living room” per passenger than (flee Page IXgbt) coBltention ttiat ite Ugh ttUtera- 1964. Ex’Klansman 'wtdeh be saM was the oonceifad bank. oo any other ships. All accommodations are First Class. Six Waltz: Gowns Suavette Slips ■6(wiiae' ‘Hot-Cold’ Democrats Say and aporworod by Aaiana, ^ OUR AUTOMATIC exdting tropic porta of call. There's a sailing every Friday open to all oouniriee in that 1 ^; from New York. For details, contact: Admits Use nylon briefs ym WASBINGTDN (AP) — and peace eftorta in Viet Nam. gion, ngasdleea of ideolnjgy, "State of the Ifohm” declaro- In each, be said, there can be who are nwmtwn of the United FUEL OIL DELIVERY Smooth-fittiiig nyVm . / » Jp X u Ig I safel tk»8 by Republican congres­ “no subaUtuto for victocy"—no Of Dynamite Nofioiw or Mb speciallzad egsii- brlafa In assorted _ kom— withdrawal and no negotlatlan IS CERTAIN MERCURY* printe. Sfaes 6, 6 , 7^ A sional leaders have triggered 3.79 from weakness which “would Democratic charges that ttw WASHINGTON (AP) — A Of tlw hank’s authorized oanl» StAVa AGENCY. Em . r a g . $ 7 . GOP Is “blawing both hot and mean defeat before we ever former Ku Klux Klansman re- tsi n billion, $660 W b record the avrarage tonperature fo r each dayf r a g . $ 6 . reached ttw negotiation table.” 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER eold on Viet Nam” and does a lated today toat he and othera wottU be provided by mttotw'ta compute the number of degrees the a'verage is below Mtton print briGfi "1 Speolel purchaael Oeriand lace twttor Jobof talking than aettng "Let ttw peace efforta contln- hurled dynamite bombs at ttw ttw Asian area. 66. Then we combine this temperature data with . . . PHONE 643-0767> . . Beautitully embroidered bodice - «t fitted bodiM . . . laee abot^ an domestic problenw. tw,” Iw aald. "L et ttw mSitary homes of aotne Negro civil - your known rate of fuel use to determine exactly and hemline. Assorted colors. Rne combed eottoe far AS Itaied. Aeaorted Senate Rq^ittiUcaa Iwader effort continue. Let tt be intensi­ righto workers in the McOomh, . Everett M. Dirksan and Hotwe fied U naoesaary, aa aound mili­ how mudi fuel your burner usee eadi day to k e^ Short and average lengtha. florel printed brief*- eetois. ^ Miea., area. Sizes 5, 6, 7 . OOP Tf—dip Gerald R. Ford tary judgment dictatoa.” "I ktobed one,” BiUy Wilson you as warm as you want to be. N o matter what the preaented their trieviaed and Ford denounced ttw "infla­ (old ttw House Committee on weather, all you have to do is lean back and relax. bmodoast report Monday night tionary paflctas of ttw Presl- Uh-Ameriican Aottvitles as be Biilletins YouVl never have to rdy on your memory or your _ five ifighta after President dsnt” wbkfii ha aald bad In- told of toe Inridenis in toe sum­ tank gauge (which may be inaccurate) to tell you fafanson delivered hia State cf erbaaed (iw coat of government mer of 1964. Wilson ettded up SLATER tlw Union meaeage. $26 bOUott in two yeara. He under a heavy suspended sen­ WEAVER SWORN IN vdien it’s time to fill the tank. We know when it SEAMLESS NYLONS ANNUAL SALE — Dirksen coanaetod a cooUnned oaUad for sharp budget pruning tence for his aefivittea. ■tarts getting low and we refill it without any bother WASHINGTON (AP) ^ DISTRIBUTING CO. qneet for peace emfldsd with a of domeatlc programs he salfl "We didn't mean to hurt any­ The Preatdenfa Cabinet e»> to you. And we refill it with MobOheat fuel oil, continued mfiitary rtfort — In- e >V«r.-.v:.G^I wmdd eliminate the need for gl body,” WUaon aald of ttw bomb- ponded to U membera tofap quality diecdmd 21 timee between the refinery and bUUon in new taxes Jtdmson has -- ONE WEEK ONLY — faasified tf neoBSMxy in Y lst when Robert a Weaver, Nfan. TUa brought a prompt m your furnace. Ronm ber, there’s a big dUferoioe in asked. “You only meant to terrorlM first Negro to achieve Calfa Now Operafing ■barge from Sen. Joseph 8. Dinaacratlc rsaolioa wsn distributore. We’d like to abow you just how bif or frlgtiten ttwmT” he waa net rank, waa sworn In aa saCT xaturrfay, fan. IS thru Saturday, fan. 22 Gfaik, D-Pa., that, Zhrksan is •prody. EUikGd. that differenoe can be. "falawtag hot and ooU” on VIst n ta iy of ttw new Departmeafi House flpaaker Jolm' W. Uo- "Yes, that’s right,” be re­ of Housing and Urban Dev^r Nam. MANCHESTER Oonnock said ttw Republloaaa plied. opment. "Pm auie ttria la w regiriar sale price “ ttMte potporiteg to NippetC Wilson said be was charged In wars "a Utile presumptuous” in very proud mmnent (or a llfil Iffke Ipsbr iBpeins PraaMent Jelnwan’a V itt Nam UBing their aftart as a GOP October 1964 wlto three counts pefloy. ttteonkLseem that ha la of illegal use of exploslvee and na—(or ail Aroericans,” Pnt> B O m iN G C O . “fltefa of the Uhton” msssaga. Ident Jobnaon said. /v: 415 reinf(Krced 'sheer 1,50 ^ aenaXMeaa in favor of eaealat* R ana the PraaldsBt’a job to orw count of oorwpiracy in the Xlw m r tf ttw Prealdsnt’a M o b i l h M t 10 Hundtrson Rood •— M oochosttr •*7 ' ■; , i. r make aoeb a raport, be added. iwe of explostvea. He aald ha BOND IN llSXSr BisnSu 115 miennnesh 1-50 i ; i s 7 M |NiMe oftemlTe la not Immedi­ pleaded guilty to three counts ______tumm —Ge tmmmm HowoveT, Ssnate DemoCratie NEW YfNRK (AP)—PrebL 530 walking sheta* 1.S5 1 .M H o r i o r atelyaiy aucewnnii.-■oocamtali’’ exuk aa^said. Lsstdw Mike IfanafleM said ha and no defense to toe other. All 18 FLAVORS » LARGE lOTRES Ford vowed a budget-cutting xnd ^ wv. of the chargee grew out of Kfaa dent Johnson today ordeidfl M afollD sr... Xtroaaoiy Secretary Henry ifa COMPLETE LINE SMALL ROTTLBS eataK ball roeefr) .. eeoth peotflefri-falBweed acUvUiee, be said. MORIARTYW^^^ The sentence of 10 yeoM and 6 Fowlsr to boost tatereat mUfa m S^sx^TrSlLn a S S Ravlewtagttw WWM alfaafam. * * en U.&. Savings Bonds. Fomfa 801 CENTER 8TBEET HOME DEUVRY monttw, itow $600 fine, i» s sus­ £ t a id, M ivM dd Ford’s Wfawa faM »■ * <»ropRa fafa o a ^ - Explonon Rips German Oil Refinery pended, Wilson said, on ttw con­ ev aald In ■■ Mdroas psfa 6 4 3 -7 9 2 2 ^ S le w a a *ow "that ttw Re- * P ^ <« torolgn aid. dition be never take part in any pared for a mvfaga boSifl TELEPHONE 643-5135 fust say **ohargt ff, .pL|«xe* fiM lah talk- “