WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1964 ^ < a TWENTY’ FOOi iUattjrl;fBt?r lEo^nins IffraUi Avene* Daily Net Pre« Rob Tha Weather ■'or the Week Itoded Fereeast of D. a Weathw Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. HUla of Goalee. His father was a manu November 28, im « About Town Manchastar have left for Flwe- lUing Students Yule Party Set facturer o< agricultural imple nlx, Aria., where he will begin ments. Ooslee was alHUated Sm st ftantas kaalghh I fWour - Pita” Bartwnhop with hla father for many years. amre slgnifleaat snow Qaartat, members of the Maa- dutiea aa food and beverage Staging Musical By Church Q u b For Every Oeeasloa! 1 4 ,1 4 8 steward for the Paradise mn. He came to Manchester about low tonight 28-821 Mgh eheeter Chapter of SPBaSSQSA, 60 ireara a n and Is a Jubilee P c d c H i B - ■tor tt the Aeilt will Bing tonight at a meeting He had been asaooiated with More than 100 m ing Junior The Couples CHub of Center M-88. member m Center Congrega Joye* FtovrET Shop ••■ f t Oreolatlea of the Manchester Grange. The the Tobacco Valley Inn, Wind High students will present the (Congregational CSiurch wil^ ManehettRT' A City o f Village Charm meeting win be at 8 at Orange sor. Mrs. Hiilsi the foim er Pa tional Church. Christmas musical "Kris Kiin- have its annual Chrietmas party 801 Mala St., Maaehaster HalL Members are reminded to tricia EMgleeon, haa been trans gle Rides Again” on Friday, He haa three sons, Sherwood Next to Hartford for the children of the church, Ooslee and Ck>Uis Ooslee, both bring prizea for a card party. ferred to the office of Uberty Dec. 18 at 7:80 p.m. In the Nsttaaal Ba TOL. LXXXrv, NO. 54 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO 8ECTION8) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1964 (OUssmed Advorttsing on Pago m PRICE SEVEN CENTS The Home Koonomics commit Mutual Insurance Co., Phoenix. school auditorium. Tlcketa will toddlers through Grade 4, on o f Manchester, and Earle Goa 648-0781—648-1448 tee hi in charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Hilla would like to be available from studenta or Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. in lee of Glastonbury: eight hear from their Manchester at the door. W oodruff Hall. grandchildren and fifteen great iLadies o f Talcottvllle Con friends. The operetta with music by There will be games, carols grandchildren. His wife, the gregational Church win sponsor Daniel Jason and libretto by and refreehments. The high former Iva Taylor, died about Viet Envoy five years ago. Events a ,,f%ristmaa Bazaar Saturday The Mandiester Ind^>endent James Austin is a Merry Christ light of the party will be the Brezhnev Repeats The nonagenarian is in good ^ m 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Oarage Owners met laet night mas in two acts and twelve arrival of Santa Claus to take church. Holiday items, home all the children's orders. health, ia active, and Uvea alone at MUlem Restaurant. "Key to songs. Students who will sing Says Hordes baked goods and a Tuletlde tea solos are David Ware, Bonnie Reservations may be made in his own home. HarHiM’t Demonstrators Hauled Survival through Better Busi- In State room be featured. Starr, Robert Biieler, Laurie today with.Mrs. Robert Carlo, nees Practicee’’ waa the theme SHOPPING Roderick, Theresa Nassiff, 48 Marshall Rd., or with Mrs. Y o u r Congo, Viet Stands of the guest speidter, Bert Wil Ray Normann, 87 Campfield Infiltrating Adverttaement Di^vld Caark, Steven Kasel, Tasting Supper DOWNTOWN liams. He is an Automotive DAYS Kenneth Uppling. Susan Pri Rd. Alcord Urges TcuTl be glad you did. Next Swvlce Industry Association mus, Maryellen Halvorsen and 9 fBTIOIIEf« B y SPENCER DAVIS representative from Chicago. Set by Women year at thie time, you’U be glad TILL CHRISTMAS Bev MUler. WASHINGTON (AP)— MOSCOW (AP) — uo-T2!i-A!strafed fiv# villages in the“s: de you opened a Christmas dub 1(30 members from Torrington, Other members of the cast nid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet GOP Go Back Berkeley Campus Norwich, New Haven and Hous- Goslee Marks North Viet Nam sent 30,- militarized zone. Account at Connecticut Bank are Vincent Pavelack,' Steven Engaged The Women’s CHub of Man OPEN Communist party chief It said that in addition, U.S. atonic Valley attended. Mother Cabrini Mothers Cir Dieterle, 'Douglas Joslin, <3arl 000 to 40,000 infiltrators To the People and TTuet Company because the The engagement of Miss Su chester will have a ‘Tasting Ihllljr to 9 P JI. warzhipe on Nov. 25 shelled Co cle will meet tonight at 8:16 at Ogren, and the corps of sing 95th Birthday into South Viet Nam dur tain, denounced today the fun of shopping for the holidays the home of Mrs. Albert Puzzo, san Blakely Luettgens of Man Supper” Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 8:30 S a t to 5:30 Western paratroop landing Ck>n Island off the northern part BERKELEY, Calif. la enhanced when ready caSh is ing postmen Douglas McClain, chester to Paul H. LeFevre Jr. ing the past three years of the zone. HARTFORD (AP)—Former Friendship Lodge of Ma 72 Benton St. Mrs. John Tier p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Sec (A P )— More than 200 law aTaUable. TouTl be welcomed James Macllvain, David Black- of Hohokus, N. J., has been an Everett H. Goslee of 31 and the flow continues at in the Congo and also said Brezhnev spoke at a Soviet- Republican National Chairman sons will meet tomorrow at ney will be co-hostess. well, Joseph Belanger, Henry ond Congregational Church, 388 enforcement officers labor a t 893 Main, 16 North Main or nounced by her parents, Mr. and Huntington St. celebrated his the Soviet Union is ready Czechoslovak friendship meet H. Meade Alcorn says the (SOP 7:30 p.m. at the Maaonic Tem Ibarra, Mark Ballard, Greg N. Main S t The Round Table • BUde Boles a stepped-up pace, Ambas-' ttM Parkada Little Flower of Jesus Moth Mrs. William L. LAiettgens, 44 95th birthday Sunday with an to help North Viet Nam. ing honoring the visiting Cze must get back to the people, ed today at carrying more ple. The Entered Apprentice Horn and Douglas Willey. Singers of Manchester High sador Tran Thien Khiem choslovak president, Antonin must have courageous and than 500 limply defiant degree will be conferred, with ers Circle will meet Friday at Harvard Rd. open house for friends and rel • Drafting BappUea But, in reiterating stands al Student piano accompanists School will present a program said today. ready taken by the Kremlin, Novotny. Imaginative leaders, and must Junior Warden Ernest J. Smith 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. for the show are Catherine Her fiance is a son o f Mr. and demonstrators from the atives .it his home. Members of after the supper. Robert Vater, • Wedding The newly arrived South Viet- Brezhnev withheld any specific "Let the imperialists beware look ahead if It is to make a presiding. After the meeting, Gerald Charest, 119 Coleman Maccarone and Karen Bissell. Mrs. Paul H. LeFevre of Hoho University of Califomia’8 his immediate family honored director of music at the high Statfoneiy namese envoy said in an exclu pledge of direct Soviet interven of playing with fire,” he said. comeback from this year's elec BOTH refreshments will be served. Rd. Mrs. Frank Moriarty will be Stephen Johnson will be the kus. school, will direct the singers. co-hostess. him Saturday night at his sive interview that the Ho <3hl tion in either area. Brezhnev stressed that "the tion defeat Sproul Hall. drummer. Lighting technlbians Miss Luettgens, a 1960 grad home. He was presented with Reservations for the supper Minh Trail, passing from North Predicting that it can be done, The officers were mobilized FAIRWAYS Daughters of Liberty, No. 17, uate of Manchester High He called the paratroop land unity of the Socialist camp is are James Naschke and William many gifts, a large birthday will close Friday. Members plan Viet Nam through Laos, serves strong against Imperialism in Alcorn said that "the first and by Gov. Edmimg G. Brown’s will have a kitchen social Fri School, was graduated from El ing in the <3ongo a "surprising Verge. David Heritage will op cake, flowers and fruit. ning to attend and not already as the main road of infiltration. example of imperialist piracy" the cause of peace and for the most vital step” is the recap order to break' up the massive OPEN day at 8 p.m. at the home of mira (N.Y.) College in June. erate the tape recorder. Kent Mr. (3osIec was bom In Buck contacted, are reminded to call Khiem, bespectacled 39-year- and said Western alms there benefit of all mankind.” ture of leadership by those who sit-in occupation of the universi Mrs. Robert Bell, 10 Elm Ter. BOY SCOUT Joslin, Dennis Walsh and Mi Mr. LeFevre, a 1961 graduate ingham, Nov. 29, 1869, a son of Mrs. Andrew Lindberg, 63 Ekie old soldier trained by the are doomed to failure. Brezhnev again denounced the believe these things, and the re ty’s administrative center which The social is open to members chael Penslero helped build of (Colgate University, la at Ozlas W. and Laura M. Hills S t French and Americans, is a On Viet Nam, he repeated the proposed NATO multilateral pudiation of leadership which started at 12:36 p.m. Wednes and friends. Notes and News day. some of the stage props. The tending Naval Officers Candi lieutenant general who has words of an "authorised atate- nuclear force as "a dangerous appeals to negativism and ex tickets and programs are being date School at Newport, R.I. served as commander- in-chief ment” made a week ago by the game” to give West Germany tremism.” More than six hours after the combined force of state, county, Troop 138 produced by Thomas Packard, The wedding will take place of the South Vietnamese armed official Soviet news agency access to nuclear weapons. Alcorn who was national Alan Rice, Gary Lull and Kevin city, and campus officers cor Five Scouts and two scout- Dec. 26. forces and aa his country's min Tass: Here he made his only mention chairman from 1967 to 1959, ers from Boy Scout Troop 133 Wightman. ister of defense. of Red China, saying; "Recent gave his views on the party’s doned off Sproul Hall at 3:16 attended the Junior Leader Faculty members Involved "The Soviet Union cannot re future in an article published to a.m., 200 demonstrators had He was one of the triumvirate main Indifferent to the fate of a ly the Chinese have joined this Winter Training Weekend at are co-directors Mrs. Chris view.” day by Connecticut Life Maga' been arrested and taken to jail along with (3en. Nguyen Khanh sister Socialist country and is in buses. Camp Johnson last weekend. tine Parks and Ralph .Mac and Gen. Duong Van Mlnh Apparently he was referring zlne, a newsmagazine that ap MARLOW'S prepared to render the neces Officers estimated more than The five Scouts were Patrol carone of the music depart which ruled South Viet'Nam last to Peking’s proposal lor a world pears in 38 community papers Leader Richard Berkman, and ment; Mrs. Dorothy McHugh sary assistance to her.” IJiere In the state. 3(X) remained inside of a protest OPEN summer before the formation of was no elaboration by either disarmament meeting, made Scouts Barry Simpson, Richard and Mrs. Virginia Reynolds, art The Hartford attorney, who assembly that had exceeded 1,- the present civilian government. Tass or Brezhnev. after Red China exploded its Skoglund, Richard Pattern and department: Nell Lawrence and TUES. and How to stop the infiltration first atom bomb. has been on the political side 000 before the building doors Donald Bergin. The two Scout- John Garoppolo, woodworking Brezhnev apoke at a Soviet- For the Communist camp, he lines since he resigpied aa na were locked at 7 p.m. Wednes 1HURS. Hll has been a perpetual worry of day evening. ers were committeemen Robert and printing; and CJalvln Fish, the Vietnamese general staff, Czechoslovak friendship meet went on, "Our most important tional chairman, proposed a Staib and Kenneth Arey. audio visuaJ. ing honoring visiting (3zech a' i Is to achieve a complete nine-point program to revitalize The demonstration waa rallied Khiem said in the interview. by Mario Savlo, fiery leader of He added; "We have been President Antonin Novotny. ban on nuclear weapons.” the party on the state and na the eo-called Free Speech Move v e a n d thinking about this for a long Hanoi radio said Wednesday On the Congo, Brezhnev said tional level. that 12 U.S. planes bombed and “ Lately the world learned of a Most of his proposals were ment to demand the dropping of time and we are still thinking. If disciplinary action agrainst him we are not able to stop the infil strafed three villages in its half new agg^resslve act by the colo aimed at bringing the party self and three other FSM lead tration completely, at least It of the demilitarized zone be nizers.” closer to the people. tween North and South Viet He said Belgian paratroopers ers. must be slowed down." The group has persistently 8 HOURS ONLY! "We have special forces on Nam Tuesday. were transoorted to the Congo Area Weather scoop challenged university rtiles on : The North Vietnamese radio a r m m a s t a m the borders with Laos but there In U.S. planes with lull approval WINDSOR LOCKS (AV)—The FRIDAY ONLY — LIGGETTS AT PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER ONLY said this was the fourth attack of other NATO countries in "a political .activity on campus are not enough troops for this. U.S. Weather Bureau issued this with demands for "full political by U.S. planes since Oct. 16. It surprising example of imperial explanatory weather statement said that on that day and on rights.” ON SALE FRIDAY, GENUINE SWISS (See Page Ten) ist piracy.’ today; Brezhnev dismissed as "a hy (Clearing the building was a DEC. 4th, 12 NOON to 8 P.M. FOR CHRISTMAS A broad sweep of moist air tedious task for the rtate patrol pocritical pretext’ ’ the Western from the southwest is producing • PRECISION MADE view that the landing was men and city and county offi rOR A RIAOTIPDL CHRItTMAfI widespread cloudiness over most cers instructed by Brown to pro • ELECTRONICALLY TIMED forced by threats on the lives of of the eastern half of the coun hostages by (Congolese rebels. ceed “ with the arrests carefully • 2-YEAR GUARANTEE try, along with a mixture of pre and calmly imtil we get them Peron Back in Spain, Like all Soviet statements on cipitation. out of there.” the Congo operation, Brezhnev’s Starting on the fourth floor, remarks made no mention of Snow, sleet and freezing rain are general across most of New the officers carried limp demon WRIST WATCHES Asylum Now Periled murdered American and Euro strators Into an elevator. In LDZOBIOnS pean hostages. England and the Great Lakes region, with mostly rain south loads of 10, the demonstrators He said the rebels, who have were lowered to the basement. .9 9 * WITH Communist backing, were gain ward. The precipitation bound SEVILLA, Spain (AP)— Juan^he haa maintained In Madrid. It ary line fell across Oonnecticut There the arrests were AD ing strength "lor decisive ^ctO' recorded and photographz D. Peron resumed his exile in was to Sevilla that Peron came ries.” this morning, with rain falling Spain today after a brief and when he flew to Spain from ex over southern sections while the made. MIR TEIH UTS “ The Congolese patriots coa A sit-in demonstrator is dragged from Sproul Hall on the University of California campus Officers tiien carried tiie Ms With Sweep Hand— One Dollar DUference- unsuccessful attempt to re-es ile in Panama in January 1960. tinue their struggle against the northern portions of the state this morning by police. H s waa prepared for a long asigs am hla knapsack waa filled with tablish himself in South Ameri The Brasilian government had some light snow. rested demonatratore out to Compare With Any Other Watch invaders lor freedom and inde food. (AP Photofax.) buses. The men were taken to ca for return to Argentina, the ordered the 69-y#ar-old exile pendene#,’ ’ he said. "The Valued at $29.95 flown back to kMrid Wednes Little change to expected In Alameda County’s Santa Rita nation that cast off hlz diotator- (W ertem) adventure tn tlia Ooii- the weather pattern through Fri day night on the same Iberia Prison Farm. The women were • Water Resistant • Don’t Miss This zhip in 1956. go will be a complete failure.” day. (jloudlness and jKMiptta- Brazil blocked Peron’s plan airliner that had carried him to ^BuUd Common Future* taken to Oakland City Jail. s Anti-Magnetic Greatest Watch tiofi will continue, wltt an in Baker Case A police spokesman said those s Luminous Dial Sale in Manches and shipped him back on the Btaail from Spain early crease in the precipitation inten Wednesday. He had planned to arrested would be booked on • Modem Face ter. aame Iberia DCS jet airliner sity across Southern New Eng that carried him from Madrid to go on to Paraguay, to wait there one or all of three charges — • Unbreakable Crystal *plu8 tax Hope Ri ses land tomorrow. Turns into unlawful assembly, failure to Rio de Janeiro Wednesday. until the time waa ripe for him The snow-rain boundary line Pope, Non-Christians Universal Size To Be Worn By Men, to return to Argentina. disperse, and resisting arrest. The reaction of the Speuilah will likely drift southward to Women, Boys, Girls and Servicemen. The Brazilian government “ We do not Intend to tempor government was uncertain. Per night and tomorrow, so snow Yell Session Due to Umited supply we’U sell only (Positively No Watches Sold at on’s back-to-Argentina cam said in a communique; For Accord ise at all with this situation,** two (2) to a customer. This Price After Sale) "Complying with the request of should be the precipitation type Brown declared in Los Angeles. paign could be interpreted as a Friday over North Connecticut In Historic Meeting Argentina the Brasilian govern WASHINGTON (AP) — The But defiance XMrslsted at MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM- -FRIDAY ONLY, 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. violation of one of the terms of and the Springfield area while ment agreed to halt in Rio de On UN Fee Sproul Hall while police re his asylum, a pledge to avoid southern sections of the state Bobby Baker hearings exploded Janeiro the trip which Mr. Juan moved the demonstrators. One MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST DOilltical activity. But officials In wilt have light rain, becoming into a shouting match today B O M B A Y , India (A P ) __ ^ops as representing his greeting PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER Domingo Peron was making." UNITED NA-nONS, N.Y. shouted with a bull horn from a ' M:adridi said they understood he mixed with snow. to all the world from India THIS STORE ONLY — LIMITED TIME ONLY The Uruguayan government with special Rules Committee Pope Paul VI met today in second-floor window, “ Don’t let LIGGETT DRUG, would be allowed to remain (AP) — Negotiators worked be Pope Paul was driven to the this movement die.” He urged a also announced that Peron counsel Lennox P. McLendon a small, unprecedented en temporarily, “ until a definite hind the scenes at the United ceremony through tlje assem few hundred students gathered decision is reached.” would not be allowed to land in Back* Levers calling Sen. John J. Williams, counter with leaders of an bled crowd in an open jeep with Nations today amid rising hopes outside the police eordon to DESCO BOOTS Whatever the outcome, Span Montevideo, where he had HARTFORD (AP)—Democrat R-Del.) a liar. cient non-Christian faiths a hand rail to enable him to for an agreement to clear away ish authorities seemed to be planned to catch a p'lane to Par "You are absolutely, unalt stand. But he did not use the the world organization's deep ic Town ChaUinan Robert K. and declared that all men (See Page Tea) shielding Peron from public at aguay. Sources close to Presi erably untrue in tliat state rail. He stood and held both financial and constitutional cri Killian of Hartford has taken a dent Alfredo Stroessner of Para strong stand in ^ v or of retain ment,” yelled McLendon, a must “ begin to build the hands aloft continually in bene MSAR MANCMESTBR CBNTRR tention. sis. The airliner tiiat carried Per guay said Peron would not be ing the mandatory party lever white-haired 74-year-old attor common future of the hu diction. EASY PARKINS Backstage talks being con ney, on back across the Atlantic, allowed to land there either. on voting machines in Connecti man race.’’ The crowd in the oval and the ducted by Secretary-General U Williams had said that he had scheduled for Madrid, was di Whether he would be permit Thant got an endorsement at a cut. Twice he spoke in Hindu, first thousands jammed on rooftope verted enroiute to Sevilla, 250 ted to resume his life of exile in "Political history in Connecti told McLendon he had addition at the meeting with the non- recalled the massive turnout of Bulletins three-hour meeting Wednesday al information about govern Now! BBaamM liats.tf tusdevs mink tails and miles southwest of the capital. Spain was uncertain. The Span- between the foreign ministers of cut,’’ Killian said Wednesday, Christian leaders, later at con at least a million who greeted Warm Smarl ment contracts handled by the CoDed from AP Wires ^in li& government said hie return "shows that people vote a party him on his arrival Wednesday. plus a gold and white hat box nakas this Informed sources said the the U.N.’s biggest antagonists secration of six new Roman duet the perfect gift for her. Or lad les... ManeliebteA. LUMBER' Spanish government ordered the would have to be negotiated. first and candidates second. I MeCToskey Oanstruction C o. Catholic bishops before more His day, however, began more on the issue, the United States But, he said, McLendon was not treat yourself! Choose ftom oif fabuloue diversion to keep Peron away Speinish officials said ’’•Peron’s am not interested in downgrad than 100,(XX) persons. quietly. In small audiences. One and the Soviet Union. interested In pursuing the in- collection, available In ranch, haze^ from more than 100 newsmen — departure constituted “ a clear Secretary of State Dean Rusk ing the place of political parties Pope Paul moved through his brought him together with the OFFERS UN Pf^AN Spanish and foreign — waiting violation" of the condition under in our government. This la the f( .nation unless it involved busy schedule without visible UNITED NAHONS, N.Y. tourmaline, grey, black, and VrMte. termed .^Is conference with So Baker and other figures in the non-Christian leaders, and be for him at the Madrid Airport. which the government granted way our country has been gov sign of fatigue. Smiling, he ges fore them he cited a Hindu (AP) — Brazilian Foreign viet Foreign Minister Andrei A. current hearing. Peron, 69, got off in Sevilla him asylum in 1960 — that he Gromyko "constructive." U.S. erned for years.” tured in benediction whenever prayer ahd commended Its use. Minister Vasoo T. Leltao de and drove In a black limousine would not engage publicly in Killian’s position opposed that That’s when the explosion he approached a crowd, small Oonha suggested today the ambassador Adlai E. Steven came. Marking a new dimension in TO BRING YOUR to a hotel, the Andalucia. The politics. son, who sat in on the luncheon of New Haven’s Democratic or large. the outlook of the Roman Catho U.N. Chaiter be amended to city’s police chief was reported Peron had promised to i;etum meeting, was said to feel tte Town CSiairman, Arthur Bar- “ Just a minute,” shouted Sen, The largest one gathered In lic Church, the Pope asked the cover peacekeeping opera to have accompanied him. this'year to Argentina, where an talks were "usefnl and good."* bieri, who said on Tuesday that Carl T. (Jurtis, R-Neb. ’’This is the oval-shaped clearing of the sages of Hinduism, Islam, Bud tions specifically. "Such an HOME UP-TO-DATE What a practical way to weath Police barred newsmen from estimated 20 to 30 per cent of With the Soviets for the first he would push for leg;lslatlon an Impertinence such as I have International Eucharistic Con dhism, Zoroastrianism and oth amendment of the charter.** the hotel. the nation’s 10 million voters tiine showing Interest in dis that would make use of the never before seen. This is the gress where he consecrated the er non-Christian faiths; "Are we he aald, “could provide to er the winter! Step into a pair There was speculation that, still support him. He ruled Ar cussing the financing of U.N. party lever optional rather than first time an employe of the new bishops at an outdoor altar. more precise tonue for h after a few days In Sevilla, Per gentina from 1948 until 1955 peacekeeping operations — but mandatory. Senate has called a senator a The Pope spoke of the new bish- (See Page Ten) method of flnanoing both of our comfortable cozy DESCO on would drive to the residence when a military revolt over not yet in accord with the Unit liar." ooerelve and peaoekeepln|' 1 threw him. He went to Para ed States on the matter — the Manager Ousted "He has disqualified himself." operatlona.’* Leitao de OunhA guay, Panama, Venezuela, the initiative was turned over to Williams Interjected that he made the enggeetlon to opezK BOOTS that resist rain, cold, NORWICH (AP)—City Man did, too, make such a statement M A K E A Dominican Republic and finally Thant. U.N. financing is not tog debate to the Geoend AA- M A K E A ager John L. Fitzgerald was on last Friday. eembly. Ringo Rests to Spain. purely a U.S.- Soviet affair and suspended Wednesday night by Backers of Goldwater C A R E F U L L I S T O F and snow . . . so smartly styled The Brazilian government other nations must be heard the (Jlty (founcil. (See Page Seventeen) tour of your ideas detained Peron from the mo from too. Rusk said. The vote was 6-8. The Ciouncil LBJ SEES TATXXMt they will add dash to your win Sans Tonsils ment of his arrival until he took A group of Asian-African drew up 12 charges against the WASIUNCKTON (A P ) - f home and n eeds off Wednesday night. Peron countries promptly presented 69-year-old Fitzgerald and set On Sideline of Confab Gen. Maxwell D. Ts^^r ms* ter outfit and brighten the spent the day at iJie military Thant a three-point plan. In Dec. 18 as the date for a hear with President Johnson in • LONDON (AP) — Beatle final session today before rp- drummer Ringo Starr rested section of the Galeao Interna formed sources said the Soviets ing on them. and the Americans agreed to DENVER, Colo. (AP) — Sen.^one of the “ real proa” of the turalng to Saigon where ha Decide what you wont fo Put oil your idecK on style, dreariest, coldest days. comfortably without his tonsils tional Airport. Fitzgerald came to Norwich News Tidbits A Brazilian air force officer the plan Jn part but set conflict Barry Goldwater’s supporters Goldwater campaign, canceled will hold qrgent oonanltotloBB today while his British fans re not quite two years ago from stood on the sidelines today aa hotel reservations, indicating he modernize. Note especially color, special features in said Peron talke^ v#ry little but ing condition. Passaic, N. J. from the AP Wires wtfli toe South Viet Nam covered from a severe case of Republican governors gathered woOId not be on hand ta defend government. Taylor met the writing. List all the materials port-operative shock. Most of the charges allege ad waste space areas and over (See page Ten) (See Page Ten) here for a searching look at the Goidwater’s interests. President at 12:80 p jn . Tito you may need. Check maga "Ringo Starr’s toenails were ministrative bungling. But the Rockefellers, wbo op The Council would have The Vatican newspaper future of their badly divided setMlon had not bem eeheo- looked or puf-oH repairs. successfully removed this morn' party. posed the Arizona aknator’s nled earlier and waa added % zines for latest trends on Ing," the Brittth Broadcasting named a successor to Fitzgerald L’Osservatore Romano pub About the only representative nomination, were expected to toe President*# i^tpotatmento design and construction. Corporation announced in its if three councilmen hadn't lishes letter of Pope Paul VI walked out of the room. directing his legate to Bombay of the Goldwater conservative arrive in force. Gov. Nelson A this morning. first newscast after the opera viewpoint scheduled to be on Rockefeller of New York, who Priced from tion Wednesday. Russians Meet Critic The five that remained went International Eucharistic Con ahead and voted to give the gress to go to Goa for cere hand in this extraordinary ses did not campaign for the GOP IRON ORE FOUND Alarmed that the surgeons sion of state GOP executives is had knifed the wrong end of city manager’s job to Irving K. monies in honor of St. Francis REGINA, SMde. (A P )—A MAK^ A TRIP 'MAKE A HOME Fearn. But City Atty. Orrlij X a vier... Miss Nancy Joan Gov. Tim M. Babcock of Mon (See Page Ten) tremendous deposit of tiw their idol, thousands of fans tana. A supporter of Goldwater jammed the BBC switchboard. On Tense Yale Site Caraschick ruled that since a Lovering, 2J, of Boston, Emer rioheet Iron ore to toe world A true fashion flnd...the opulence of mink to our office that's realiy son College freshman, com before the San Francisco con 8.99 to 16.99 Hasty apologies were made in haa been found on Baffin Is at a fraction of its flattery value! Perfect (See Page Ten) mitted to Boston State Hos vention, Babcock won re-elec up-:1o-date later newscasts. land in toe Canadian arottc, for daytime or evening, that makes every pital by court and murder tion after moving away from Rocky Avoids Arthur Lalng, federal north- " I misread the Item,” aald NEW HAVEN (AP)—"The un-#kovsky, the delegation’s senior the GOP presidential nominee wearing seem like a “ special occasion" announcer Roy Williams, “ It dercurrent waa a bit tense, member, 'and a poet, Robert charge against her continued in em affairs mlnlator, said to connection with strangling of during the campaign. Magnificent mink tall hats, the perfect happens to all of us and I bet an assistant professor at Yale Rozhdestvensky. day. "I t Is linqueattoiiably the topping this holiday season. The poet, Moser said, was Inventing Games Mrs. Mabel St. (Jlair. Progressive Republicans, in Leading Role Ringo is glad I’m not his sur acknowledged today after a face cluding three Rockefellers, were beet ore in toe world,** Lalng violently anti-American. Chakov- Francisco’s downtown geon.” to face meeting with a Soviet L i a n o e L i u c r a u v e merchants look for Increase In ’ converging on Denver for a ses- said to a telephone totervleir The postoffice, which oper^ editor he had accused of being sky was an "ideological watch from Swift Onrrent, Saak. W e’ll be happy to give you dog” and a "literary bureaucrat business with news that movie sion that might produce some In GOP Fight SHOE SALON ate’s Britain’s telephone sys an "Ideological watchdog." challenging statements but that *Tt Is BO pure and ef aueb It's modern to be practical. The meeting took place yes and hatchetman,” Moser said. NEW YORK (AP) Eve> houses will reopen after long odvice, and estimates on tern, put on relays of five girls labor dispute. . . . Banker Jo seemed unlikely to provide .thr quhllty It can be fod dlreetly Get started soon. We can to switch , callers inquiring for terday at a Yale reception. It The stand of the assistant pro wonder who Invented that game ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov, Into fumaoee.** your listed needs. We have fessor was attacked as irre seph M. Dodge, 74, advisor to impetus to unseat GOP National supply all the materials you'll MAIN FLOOR Ringo’s state of health to cllmeuced an academic contro Chairman Dean Burch. Nelson A. Rockefeller and other sponsible by some of his col you just bought the children for presidents, dies in Detroit. -. . . ^ literature to give you new recorded bulletin. versy that began earlier this Solidly supported by Gold- top New York Republlceuu will SEEKS HARMONY need including a wide va week when the faculty member, leagues and supported by others Christmas? Richard Nixon says he will throw their weight Into any ef ideos, omd wide experience When calls from British fans meet with former President El- water,. Burch will risk his »30,- WASHINGTON (AP) riety of West Coast Lumbec. declined toward late evening Charles A. Moser, criticized the as useful. Cihances are good it was a fort to break the Gtoldwater fac President JohuMu said todajf WITH EACH HAT PUR- in modernization projects. "I can’t say articles like that housewife, but It might have senhower and Barry Goldwater ; a-year job on a confidence transatlantic calls started com makeup of a Soviet literary del in New York' '’oto in a national committee lion’s grip on the national GOP the Westera AlUanee muot OHASEI A GOLD AND egation. can lift our mood and make our been an engineer, a salesman, a at a dinner and steer the party toward a ing in. Wednesday, . Union sources se.s.sion Jan. 22-28 in Chicago. solve the problem of how to WHITE DEOORATEO "W e’ve had tons of Americans The delegation, which included journey very pleasant," (3hakov- writer or just about anyone else. more moderate course, persons handle nuclear we^ions but sky told reTOrters after his ar A percentage of the millions say move is brewing to oust Gov. Paul Fanning of Arizona, H A T BOX. Do It yoonoH or Mrs It do Bot atwrt’How by contocfingt on the line — calls by the Alexander Chakovsky, editor of elected to the Senate to fill the close to the g^overnor say. the United Statea wishes to the Moscow Literary Gazette, rival at Yale. of dollars Americans will spend Teamsters President James hundred,” the postoffice said. Hoffa at union’s executive seat that Goldwater will vacate But they also say Rockefeller talk, pot to dictate, on tola Ringo, 24, lay In red pajamas arrived at Yale yesterday. “ I should like to say that all at game counters this Christ will not try to take the lead him vital point. From a forum a* of us are ready to face Profes mas will be paid in royalties to board meeting in Acapulco. . . . in the new Congress, sent word fai a fifth floor room of London’s “ I Just wanted to present my that he could not be on hand for self for fear that canservative Georgetown University, John- self so it wouldn’t be said I sor Moser and to say to him inventors who submit games in Official of John Birch So University College HospiUl. ciety, oontrpverrtal right - wing the meeting here. elements . will accuse him of eon dtaooted a broad appetf On# Briton who had no sym was content to .work at a dis what we think of him,” the the same way a hopeful author senving personal ambition. lor harmony aad unity fe submits manuscript to a pub organization, tella Meriden Gov. Henry Bellmon of Okla IbneheBter Parkade— Middle Tpke. Wdst pathy for him was Joyce Cullen tance,” explained Moser, who editor said. , *“ a 'this, they say, will gui<|s Western Europe and tha (jhakovsky gbt his chance lishing house. Journal that aoclety has mem- homa, a before-San Francisco t o across town in West Harrow. had urged the Yale community supporter of Goldwater, also Rockefeller's conduct at the members ot the NATO to give the Russian delegation when the 30-year-oId Yale teach Parker Brothers, a medium- here In Ciyuiectlcut police HOUSE & HALE H er i^one number is Byron departments... Fourteen gov couldn’t attend. He was sending conference of Republican gover anoe at a time when Fraagg er approached him as he stood sized company in the billiop dol- Open Doily 9:30 AJL to 10 P.M. 2332, a slip of the dial from "a minimal amount of hospital John Tyler, Oklahoma state nors opening Friday in Denver, la piurtlonlar, and Britain t M midway between two punch lar-a- year toy and game indus ernment ‘troops slain In their './I the Ringo bulletin service op ity" because, he^eaid, its mem chairman, and Bud Wilkinson, where the primary topic will be leaser extent, nre queetjlonw MAIN STREET bers representatives of bowls in Yale’s Woolsey Ifoll. try, receives 2,(KX) game ideas a beds by large 'Viet Cong force MANCHESTER Covant Garden 2332. Her phone were a defeated GOP candidate for the the future-of the ailing CK>P. to* aivIsirtiillW •* art A m * hard-line, anti-American policy, *‘Tbe whole exchange Involved year. Moat earns from bouae- which aqeoked into d istri« iaJmk yang «ontiiiuou8ly. "Rlngo's ton- o t Thien I Senate, to renresent him. enn paepoaal lov ft 1 * ^ Moeer, a ^Mlfrlaltot in Sla^del headquacten poet Y ; ■ iiir" lb* aald. “nagr’v# mad# F . Clifton' W t e , i^garded aa ^ tof Fn I* ftos*. I' languages, kad aliigla^ eat CakaFl («€• VNto R m h / ^ G ia o... i:V ’ .
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prepare undei* very bad condi tions." Pianist Hit Hospiial Notes Sheinwold on Bridge "But," the 40-year-old veteran P eople Brighter Side of 20 years in the Secret Service Vtdlttng iMMira a m 't to • p.m. C8E WORTHLESS TRD8W '(i said, "we know of. no actual In all UWM «xo«pttng matorn- North dealw case of Intended poison." W ith (jlivic TO RUFF OUT A LOSER Nort-South vnhwtibto tty where they are 2 to 4 p.m. NM OH Of the News And then McCIoy provided and 4:30 to 8 p.m, and private In the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD what is a rare entry in the grim National Men’s Team Ohamplon « AK2 By JOHN ORtJBER moma where they are 10 a.m. A Q and voluminous details of Presi Ronald Oanattosio provided to 8 p.m. Vtaltora are requeated In some hands you may ei AT ALL ROBERT HALL STORES O 7 5 3 Born H e u is a dent John F. jfcnnedy’s assass the highlight of the evening a* ther niff your losers in dumniy <^dues, also used for soap, $18,- not to amoke In pattonto’ rooms. News ♦ 5 1 7 4 3 SC B A P SALESMAN ination — the word "laughter." the Manchester Civic Orches No more than two vtaltora at or set up dummy’s long suit to EAST NUW TORK (AP) — Roger J. 790; and 64.75S pounds of empty, He asked; "You don’t have a tra last night offered the first one tlrae per patient. discard your losers. The choice a 1 8 5 Browne hM »n umimial job — brass police cartridges to metal royal taster, do you?” concest o f Its fifth season, in CARDINAL WY8ZYNSKI depends on the entire hand, but Newington Shopping Center * Bloomfield Shopping Center companies for just under $60,- ^ K 107J ■elllng such iteip^T as unwanted Amid the laughter, Bouck re Bailey auditorium. The 16- Fatients Today: 260 WARSAW, Poland (AP) — remember one point If you de 0 Q 84 O J 1052 BOO animuls, Acraps of food 000. plied: "No, 1 am afraid we do year-old sophomore from When a restaurant wanted to AJ5MITTED YESTERJDAT: Cheem of "long live our fa cide to ruff losers in the dum from jails and 'hospitals and not.” Bridgeport’s Central High m y: make sure you ruff with stage a publicity stunt, 4,000 Mrs. Lola Terrier, RFD 1; Mari ther,” greeted Stefan Cardinal now three 400-ton obsolete ferry School gave an excellent per an otherwise worthless trump. Farmington • Hartford • South Windsor * Berlin • North Haven World War I helmets used by lyn Baskind, 206 Lydall Bt.; Wyszynskl, the Roman Catholic boats. MODERN HORSE THIEF formance of Chopin’s E-mlnor primate of Poland, as he re $ He’s pretty good at his job, the Pire Department Auxiliary DENVER. Oolo. (AP) — William Blliody Jr., Wapplng; North dealer 0 A K < Concerto for one of his age turned to Warsaw from the Va North-South vulnerable too, pro^ cin g more than tSOO,- were sold for $150. There’s a new twist to hor.se and experience, and was re Miss Edna Geer, 85 Wetherell « AS 000 In sales last year. Surplus *oo animals - - includ St.; Linda Holcomb, 161 Oak tican Ecumenical Council. Opening lead—Ten of Spades East Soalk thievery in this onc-tirhe fron called several times by the South planned to try the heart ing a yak, some burro.s, donk tier capital. St.; Mrs. Dora poyt, 43 Foley He was met by several PtM 1 A Browne is the city’s purchases audience. finesse and took the most di PSM 4 4 commissioner and the diverse eys, llamas and a chimpajize — Jean McHarg reported thieves He played with surety and a St.; James Hyland, ^ringfleld, hundred priests and Catholic laymen as he went back rect route to his hand by win items are listed in salvage oper brought in $1,201. stole a one-ton pickup truck and technique that showed a solid Mass.; Mrs. Edith McOarthy. 63 Wednesday to his Communist- ning the first trick with the ations. a four-horse trailer from In groundwork, and this Is about Bissell S t; Mrs. Martha Miller, NO ROYAL TASTER front bf her home Wednesday. RFD 2; Randall Newbury, Wap ruled homeland. Catholics gave queen of spades. Now It was play for dummy's elubs Instead ? "W e’re trying to get every all that can reasonably be ex no longer safe to ruff a heart body hi every department to WASHINGTON (AP) Presi They then drove to heK' subur pected at his age. It is a dif plng; Martin Nielsen, 44 Carol the 63-year-old cardipal bou of playing to nitf a heart in dents of the United States may ban ranch and stole four prize £>r.; Mrs. Voula Pappidas, 446 quets as he stepped from the In dummy since dummy’s only dummy. It la easy to set up save scraps,’’ Arthur Maguire, ficult work for any soloist and trumps were the ace and king, one of Browne's assistants, said enjoy many of the comforts and horses. an ability to negotiate the notes W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. An- train and he Jokingly asked the the clubs in spite of the bad privileges accorded monarchs, both needed for drawing trumps. E Wednesday. Miss McHarg told police the is remarkable in one so young. geline Richmond, 95 Chambers throng; "Are you gobig to admit break In the suit. But this Is an- but they don't have one thing horses were worth $%,(XX) and S t; Mrs. Janice Yaconiello, me to the city?” Not seeing his danger, South otiier story. The Important The ferry boats, each more Interpretatlvely he left much tried the heart fines.se, losing any self-respecting king the trailer rig and truck about to be desired. There was no East Hartford; Maryann De thing is to handls the trumps 0 than M years old. went into wouldn’t be without: a royal laney, 139 Benton St.; Jon Le- PERCY KILBRIDE to the king. Back came a heart correctly if you do decide to mothballs last week when the $8,000. rubato In a composer noted for taster. this effect, and the soloist has bel, 621,4 Village St., Rockville; LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor to dummy’s ace. ruff a heart in dummy. Brooklyn-Staten I.sland run was This is reported on the author Mrs. Constance Whltford, 27'7 When South eventually ruffed discontinued with the opening of EXTRA »)UTY very little variance in his qual Percy Kilbride, who won fame Dally Question B ity of Robert Inman Bouck, OGDEN. Utah (AP) — Sam ity of tone production. Still It Highland St.; Mrs. Emogene in the movies as "Pa Kettle,” la a heart In dummy he had to As dealer, you hold: Spades, the Verraxano-Narrows Bridge. who, as head of the Treasury use the king of trumps for the It is no understatement when Hood, Ogden city manager, was was effectively done and his Abom, Ellington; Patrick Luck, recuperating in a rest home q-7-6-4-S; Hearts, 8-8-4; Dla Department’s protective re puzzled over the calls he had present shortcomings will un Storm; Mm. Alma Dlttrick, 93 from brain surgery performed purpose. This set up East’s jack monds, A-K-6; Chibs, A-6. Maguire says the department search division, was called be E been receiving Wednesday at doubtedly be overcome In time. Grand Ave., Rockville; ^ a t - last month In a Loe Angeles hos of trumps, and now South was What do you sayT will try to salvage anything. fore the Warren Commission sure to lose one trick In each These are among accomplish his office. I should like to hear him again thew DeSimone, 200 Higiuand pital. Answer: Bid ons spads. You last April 23 to testify on the The hesitant voices of little when he Is about twenty. St.; Mrs. Sally Wood, 82 Cen suit. have 18 points In WglT cards ments from last year’s list; protection given presidents. Kilbride, 76, was transferred Beginner’s Mistake Scraps of meat and fat sold to children on the phone told him The concerto comprised the ter Rd., Vernon. and 1 point for the doubleton, Bouck had just finished ex-, what they wanted for Christ to the home Wednesday. The soap manufacturers for $10,144; second half of the program ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. brain surgery resulted from In It was a beginner’s mistake. and the total Is enough for a plaining that hundreds of items mas. which included the Symphony South should preserve dummy’s mandatory opening Wd. waste paper for $7,016, ash resi- reach the WTilte House dally and Beverly Kelly, East Hartford; juries suffered when he was T "Isn’t this Santa Claus?” in C major by Friedrich Witt Elizabeth Huriey, 14 Grandview low trump for the heart ruff. must be scrutinized, when com asked the sixth caller of the struck by a train. Doctors said (once misattributed to Beetho Ter., Rockville; Dwight New he is partially paral ced and Declarer wins the first trick In For Shelnwold’s 36-page book mission member John J. Mc- morning, apparently startled by ven), Beecham's Suite from 30 dummy with the king of trumps let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Cloy Interrupted to ask: "Have berry, South Windsor; Karen unable to speak. Hood’s businesslike tones. Hanoel’s "The Faithful Shep Gilmore, 54 Brent Rd.; Mm. and gets to his hand with a send 60 cents to Bridge B^k, H you had any poisoned food?’’ Hood checked with the tele herd’’ and the ever-popular high diamond for the heart fi Manchester Eve. Herald, Box Bouck replied that "We have Phyllis Ekiund, East Hartford; THANAT KHOMAN phone company, which got the "Finlandia" by Sibelius. Vy- Mm. Ruth Arendt, RFD 1, Ver nesse. 3318, Grand Central Station, New v a l u e , had some food that we think line from a city park’s "Fanta- NEW YOR K(AP) — Thanat ExcefptiMol tautas Marijosius presided as non. If East returns a trump, de York 17, N.Y. 1 sanltationwise is very bad, it syland" transferred back to Khoman, Thailand’s foreign clarer must again win in dum music director and conductor. BIRTH ■YBSTKRJ>AY: A smells bad, it looked bad. some Santa. minister, urges creation of an my. He clears the ace of hearts has spoiled and some have been It is surprising that the Witt son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Symphony was ever attributed International force to carry or out of the way and gets to his Deficit $1.7 Billion L Moriarty, East Hartford. EXPERT AT HAND to Eteethoven for it is not in the fight against Ommunlst hand with p high diamond to MEN’S ORLON* MEN’S PILE-UNED CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) — the least endowed with that BERTHS TODAY: A daugh rebels in South Viet Nam. lead his last heart. When he TOKYO—Japanese imports In MEN’S SUITS MEN’S ROYAL-HALL* Star Caywood, a state legislator composer’s vigor and breadth ter to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis He said in a speech at the ruffs this with dummy’s deuce the first half of 1964 spurted L PILE ZIP-LINED CADET STYLED from WaKsenburg, locked his of style, yet for half a century Wright, 106 Buckland St.; a Overseas Press <3Iub in New of trumps, the hand is made. 27 per cent, reaching $4,053,- SMARTLY TAILORED 3-SEASON ZIPCOAT SWEATER MILL keys in his automobile while on it was believed to have been daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob York Wednesday that his coun It Is then easy for South to 000,000. Japanese exports also a visit to the state prison with ALL WEATHER COATS SWEATER-JAC I S S o N O W OPEN written by the great master. ert Munson, Riga Lane, Bolton. try would be willing to contrib get back with the ace of clubs made substantial progress, in IN CHOICE PATTERNS OF WOOL VELOUR ¥ other legislators Wednesday. DISCHARGED Y E 8 T E R- ute to such a force, adding: to draw the la.st trump with the creasing 20 per cent, but there T But expert help was close at The orchestra played it quite TO THE PUBLIC •well. There were moments of D A Y ; Pamela Pavan, 40 Port "My country would not shirk its queen. Ten tricks are as.sured. was a trade deficit of $1.7 bil hand. Warden Harry Tinsley responsibilities in this matter.” Actually, most experts would lion. Now you can buy sweaters sent for a prisoner with consid Insecurity and doubtful pitch, land St.; Everett Fish, 21 East- 10.88 eONVfeNlENr direct . . . at the mill, where particularly in the hrst violins, land Dr.; Patrick Ward, South 1 E erable experience in dealing ' 'OPL. McCUISnON name-brand sweaters are but on the whole the symphony Windsor; Leon Beaupre, 8 Oval Cotton and acetate iridescents in solids, It’s 50% acrylic and 50% Coloray rayon..* with locks. (Jaywood had his NEW YORK (AP) — Army Sensational collection of brand new suits Zip in the 1007o wool lining and it converts ■ 0 manufactured for the coun keys in less than 15 minutes. was given a very representative Lane; John Wood, 88 Constance plaids, checks. . . zip-liner of Orion acr)'lic bonded to foam for weightless warmth! try’s leading nationally ad performance. Dr.; Geoffrey Shea, East Hart CpI. Dale McCuistlon, 82, of San In an extra-strength fabric noted for its from a topcoat to an overcoat. . . to serve 0 TO SHOP pile by Malden has quilt sleeves. Lined in M alden’s deep acrylic pile. vertised branda NO BEATLE SHIRTS The matter of intonation was ford; .loseph Shea, East Hart Diego, Calif., returned to the versatility, good looks, long wear. New you fall through spring! Set-in sleeve or split United States after his release D AN CIN G Every Thurs., Fri., Sot! Cravenette-treated! Regulars, shorts, longs. Zip-front model... licn shades, sizes 34-44. The retail salesroom, located KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — even more of a problem in the ford; Harold Swain, Vernon patterns, colors. . . regulars, shorts, longs. shoulder m odels. . . regulars, shorts, longs. dsA tssn f f i l M f y of.. suite of music by Handel. Here Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Martha from a Turkish prison and B on the ground floor of the Prisoners at the Jackson County B mill, offers first quality jail wear sweatshirts in the even the concertmaster, who Moe, Wales Rd., Andover; John vowed he would continue work “THE DYNAMICS” complete alterations free complete alterations free m i had numerous small solos, was Dougan, Watrous Rd., Bolton; ing to clear his name. classic sweater styles, de winter months, and when Sher “ Every Wed. Night Is Ladles’ Night” . . . signers original samples, se iff Arvid Owsley requisitioned not above reproach. Robert Mrs. Evelyn Stallard and son, He arrived by plane In New i 1 lected mill Irregulars of fa- two gross sweatshirts the coun Goodberg, principal flutist of Coventry; Mrs. Sharon Heine York Wednesday night with his Your choice of any drink for only 50cl STORES Itallan-bom wife and five chil ''' II OMUS name sweaters brands ty purchasing agent’s office re the orchestra, did a lovely job and daughter, 148 S. Main St.; *7 ^ I'" . . . at prices which we be sponded with a $48 alternative: of his solo in the Adagio, by Mrs. Arlette Warren and son, dren. "It feels great to be • We Cater To Parties, Banquets, ete. • E E lieve Impossible to nutch for $15.50 a dozen, orthodox contrast. Here is another prom 398 Hartford Rd.; Mm. Elinor back," he said. "I couldn’t be OPEN comparable merchandise. sweatshirts. ising young musician from Ssinford and son, Avon; Mm. more happy — as the seven of OAK ST. RESTAURANT Come in and browse through $13.50 a dozen, blue sweat closer to home; he attends East Irene Villeneuve and son, 78 us." T T a selection of more than shirts adorned with "The Bea Hartford High School. Country Lane, Vernon; Mrs. He said he had been acquitted 30 OAK ST. PLENTY of FREE PARKINO 8,000 sweaters in Alpaca, tles" and likenesses of the Brit Jan Sibelius' "Finlandia” Ellen Fogarty and daughter, 39 of four of the five charges EVERY Mohair, Worsted, Orion Say- ish moptops. brought the program to inter- Emily Dr., Vernon. against him and "1 don’t want 1 H elle and H e 1 a n c a yams Sheriff Owsley exercised a niission. This was the first num DISCHARGED TODAY: Su to lie down and die now." He Choose your favorite styles veto when he found the blue ber In which the effectiveness san PerlofT, Wapping; Peter was convicted of exporting D in bulhy-knits. popcom-knits, ones could not be dyed. of the new acoustical ceiling Palllardi, Long Hill Rd.. An American dollars out of Turkey NIGHT through the Army post office, 1 A ■hAggy-knits and full-fash "Some of the pri.soners would could be judged, since both the dover; Mrs. Barbara Koziol, ioned hand-knits . . . for him be in.sulted," he said. "And as Witt and the Handel music are and served eight months of a Glastonbury; Mrs. Rose Orlow- three-year sentence. He was and her. far as I am concerned we have rather simple in their tone col ski, 146 Union St.; Mrs. Bever freed after payment of a $17,()00 L L UNTIL enough Beatles in the jail al oring. Now there was a sonor ly Gluhosky, 3(1 Ford St.; Mm. OPEN MON. thru SAT. ready.’’ ity to the group that has pre fine, nuich of which was raisied Madeline Meunier, North Troy, by residents of San Diego. 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. viously been lacking. Instru Vt.; Mm. Anna ■Newman, Tol Ciyim, Sipr Bon., tm , I ML Holty, HMVMly VilMy, I Open Fri. Night till 9 P.M. Japan Buys More Cotton ments in the back row and the land; Daniel Bursack, 98 Dale XMAS French horns a-s well, emerged M lim tUidwB, Ml Spek- Rd.; Louis White. 292 Kelly Junks Given Eyes •M, ML TmnbM. ROOSEVELT ' TOKYO - Japan imported with an Incisive sound for the Rd., Vernon; Anne Donlon, 155 )M , 0ter|uf,ll, Ana. ii first time in the hall. I’m quite ' $84 million worth of raw cot Benton St.; Kathleen Banks, Hong Kong — C3iinese junks «(iM a, aiMi m -W ritm.'pardble v a lw MILLS certain that young Mr. Good- ton from the United States in Carpenter Rd., Bolton; David are not christened with a bottle SounoK, Stt.li, H a t fa if, ? ¥ berg's flute was heard to better M oNmr, S d iw o , Pravda, ROCKVILLE, CO.NN. ! the first half of 1964. an 11.5 Belanger. Wapping; Herbert of champagne smashed over the advantage in the Handel, as LM ta r, Hm |>. McCuKok, 115 E. 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DECEMBER Z, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1964 PAGE FIVE Bartender Held RockviU ^ Vernon appoint a planning committee As Result of -AU %$ Hebron whose duty will be the dervel- TV-Radio Tonight f i . ^m en t of church properties. The Baby Has Fatal Accident w Girowth of the population, church and Sunday schbol are BOTH Renewal Area Firms Fellowship factors In the need for such MILLBRTON. H. T. (AP)— Television f ' l work. STORES I Fotowlng a twty«tate tnvwltiga- Mrs. Parry Roberts Jr., of yS y Been Named••• tion of a Connecticut auto crash ••M Systems Sets Meeting Amston Lake, has been ap OPEN in which a 15-ysar-old boy was SH*). F'DV . Mason Seek Lower Rents pointed a member of the ml.*j- A killed and ntns other young per A meeting of the Congrega sions committee to take the sona in the car were injured, a EVERY RockvilVe’g Redevelopment^projecte, approves the reciaa- tional Women’s Fellowship will place of Mrs. Walter Donald, FAIRWA New York hotel bartender was (10) Early Show resigned. V ’ A fined |2S last night on a charge „ (40) CSMCkmate Agency took steps leuct night sification of the river project, take plucc on Dec. 9, at whirh NIGHT liMH% BaTMMd U w ta, aan ot Stewart Jamaa and 1:10 (8) Nows. Sports. Woathor then a delay could be expected of selling alcoholic beverages to - « Bewitched that could possibly lead to rent Deacon Sirreno Scranton will Manch(*ster Evening Herald & OWot am«i Ddwaida L SDt IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.1964 V ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,1964 PAGE SEVEI^ Center" research and training mally in a resolution to the V.N, No Arrest Made 41, of East Hampton, police Logging Devise institute in Seoul today. Oeneral Assembly in New York. said. FREE Rockville-Vemon deen, Gerald Lapins, Sharon Carll, Joanne Devine, Sandra siere, Kathy Campbell, Mell-asa othy Smith, Heather Sommers, Events in World Built with funds raised from Indian sources indicated Shae- A scratch to the vehicle belfig LiaPorte. Doscher, Mary Dube. Carr, Naomi Chapman, Linda Royal Stark, Nancy Strait, ‘Turkey’ Bonus G IV E H IM Korean businessmen and for tri also plans to seek more Brit In 3 Accidents driven by Philip E. Kearney, 61, May Mean End OELtVERY Also, Sharon Lemek, Marsha Also, Gary Ehrtiardt, Susan Civitello, Janice Clark, Andrea Nancy Strong, Benedict Tan- eign contributors, the center ish economic assistance. of Haddam, wae the only dam Lennon, Janet Lexander, Molly Fagan, Marjorie Fargo, Ronald Cohn, Patricia Connors, Linda tlllo, Cheryl Trotter, Eva Ur Near $4 Million CIGARS ^ PIPES AANOOON, Burma (AP) —^flca tion s In the north of the will train cadres "who can out- age resaltlitg from an accident Of Chain Saws Sykes Juniar High Names Light, Barry Linton, Einda Mac Ferguson, E>avld Gilroy, Phyllis Copping, Gladys Corcoran, Venty-ilx passengam were city. Apparently they were wait No police action was taken In bach, Regina Walter, Timothy PoHchs — Lightart plan, out-thlnk and put-organise Improvet Computer occurring on Center St. near S. ARTHUR DRUa Donald, Cheryl Maharan, Don Glenister, Diane Grant, Denise Mary Crane, Nancy Daniels, Wells, Letitla Wulff. llled Wedneaday when Oommu- ing for a chance to climb over the Communists," according to any of three accidents occurring Adams St. na Marquis, Mark McPartland, Green, Dawn Holden, Janice Craig Dowley, Patricia Duffln, The United Aircraft Corpora to West Berlin. OTTAWA - A new machine •rt guerrillas mined a bus near the league. Lectures, sem i^rs between 1:30 and 4:80 yester Police say that Donald Es- Brien Meehan, Linda Mitchell, Jarzynski, John Jzyk, Joseph Richard Dugan, Arnold Erick tion will distribute $3,8(X),(K)0 ARTHUR DRUG Tavoy, SOO miles southwest of - BAL’nMORE, Md. (AP) — A that costa $100,000 or more may 210 Students to Honor Roll The guards who found them and propaganda activities arc day afternoon. thaus, 41,' of West Hartford, was James Morin, Janet Osima, Pat Jones, Raymond Klrcher, Mi son, Michael Farris. Slayer Convicted in bonuses—"turkey” payments Bangoon. fired several rounds from sub planned. faster method of feeding in driving in tho parking lane on make the chain saw obsolete in —during this holiday season. formation to computers has re Rali^ Starkweather Jr., 17, of the /Canadian woods within 10 Paris, Deborah Perry, Cluirles chele Latullppe, James Lud- Also, Patricia Feathers, John After the mine exploded, the machine guns, and the alarm Center St. when he pulled to A total of 210 students were onfrey, Janet Kayan, John Kelly, decke, Michael MacDonald, San JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) sulted in an annual savings of years. This machine sidles up to Plader, Linda Powers. Ferry, Roger Flavell, James The payments, based upon e r r 111 a 8 hiding nearby brought SO other guards to the LONDON fAP) — Prime Min SO Farmington 8t., was making the left to avoid striking cars the Sykes Junior High School Patty Lentocha, Unda McHugh Also, Lucinda Purnell, Mi dra McGrath, Holly Nickerson, Foley, Eldward Freeburg, Clay — An all-white Jury has convict an employe's length of service, scene. As West Berlin police ister Lai Bahadur Shastri of $100,(XX) to the Navy and a presi parked in his lane. As he did a tree, de-limb- it, lops it off honor roll issued earlier this ed a young white man of man pped the victims of all val- dential citation to the Johns a right turn Into Lenox St. from PIANO Carol Nickerson, Mark Phillips chael D. Quinn, James Racine, Blyse Norton, Steven Paradis, ton F^^nch, Lawrence Gagnon, will go to personnel at Pratt * bles and cut off the ears of and a detachment of French India arrived today for a three- so, his car scraped the Kearney at the base with hydraulic week. Seventh graders outnum slaughter for the killing of a Hopkins University senior who E. Middle Tpke. when the steer Joseph Ramondetta, Donald Barbara Rapp, Teresa Roberts, Sara Ellen Penny, Carolyn Pe Gail Gordon, Donna Green, Whftney Aircraft, Hamilton UOWi'«*OWN d women to remove their gendarmes appeared, the East day visit to London, his first to vehicle which had been moving shears, and stacks the log. bered eighth graders 128 to 84. Negro woman. devised it. ing mechanism of his car broke, Another new machine strips Redfield, Valerie Samson, Dan David Roth, Gene Russel, terson. Mark Hannabury,. Deborah In Standard, Sikorksky Aircraft, BILLIARD ngs. Germans set off tear gas gre the Western world. causing It to swerve into an au In the left Inne. INSTRUCTIONS Almost a third of the total, 87, ny Schwartz, Joan Sizer, Jeanne' Heather Schaefer, Debbie Speli- Also, Bruce Pfalzgraf, Char gram, Kevin Ireland, Patricia J. W. Rich, 22, testified, that the United Aircraft Corporate nades to obscure the Wester Christopher 8. (Zlaldwell, who bark off a log, cuts the wood earned high honors. There were •Six policemen were among His first Mficial call wai) an worked out the system last sum tomobile operated by Wilma Teraila, Ralph Tyler. man, Nicholas Stillbach, Betty lene Pitman, Cynthia Pratt, Kanla, Kran Kilpatrick, Thom his pistol fired accidentally last System Center, and four other PARLOR ners’ vision. into eight-foot sections, and de PRIVATE LESSON^ 27 eighth graders and 60 sev Now Open 'n Bread t|0 8 e Mlled. audience withs Queen Elizabeth mer, will receive the award Ross, 137 Lenox St., which was TVA Trains 105 posits them in a cradle in its General honors. Grade 8, St. (Jermaine, (3iarlene Taylor, Richard Rains, Donna Reuter, as Kozak, Denise LaFrance, March when Mrs. Johnnie M. UAC divisions. When the smoke had cleared, II at Buckingham Palace. Then stopped at the intersection, po enth graders on the high honors Jeanne Aberle, Robert Allison, Pat Turner, Erin Ward, Bar Mark Rieder, Diane Saunders, Harry Lambert, Rhea Lavigne, Chappell, 35, mother of tl chil Ekich of Pratt * Whitney’s New! from President Johnson Friday. rear. GIVEN IN TOE HOME Ust. Ub e RUN (AP) — Two East one of the two captives was he had lunch with Prime Minis Explaining the process, Cald lice said. The Starkweather ve KNOXVILLE—Foreign coun Burton Ames, James Anestis, bara Wiser, John Campbell. Wendy Shimkowitz, Diane Sllsz, Wendy Lisk, Ann Lonzano, dren, was killed as she searched original 26 employes received i I-ocated in southeast High honors In Grade 8 were (|erman border giiards were being carried away, apparently ter Harold Wilson. well said there are two lan hicle had to be towed from the tries sent 106 trainees to study Begteners Preferred Linda Brewster, Debbie Bruce, High honors, Grade 7, Roberta Teny Smith, Sharon Songallo, Judy Lowery. ' for a lost pocketbook along the a turkey after the first Wasp i comer of the Purnell caught by their Communist wounded. The other was led off.. Shastri is seeking British scene. Plane Sales Critiojil attained by Steven Blenkowski, Hugh Campbell, ^ w a r d Clark, Amende, Susan Arzt, Christine Catherine Stephenson, Jane street. enjfine had been prepared for Parking I.«t . . . (On guages with which instructions Tennessee Valley Authority in For Information Also, Sue Ann Mayner, Gor cbmrades early today as they backing for a new Indian cam can be given a computer, "one Michael J. Sheehan, 88, of 49 stallations and methods In fis Susan Blron, Deborah Carter, Valerie Di^aw, Alicia Dunn, Bachiochl, Pamela Baldwin, Thomas, James Tuttle, Jane don McCombe, Paul McGrath, Rich showed no outward emo its trials on Christmas Eve in ! Cottage Just off ()ak tried to escape over the Berlin SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — paign for a total ban on atomic which is easy to write, but le.ss Deming St., while turning from cal 1984. The trainees, general WASHINGTON—Under a new Martha Clscon, Susan Clark, Debbie Fagan, Pamela Gard Lynn Batemann, Chrtstlna Beer, Vandervoort, Theona Wheelock, David McHugh, Karen Meehan, tion when the jury rendered the 1925—thus the tradition of ,St.). wall, West Berlin police report The Asian Peoples Anti-Commu weapons to counter the Commu efficient, and one that is hard to Main St. into Woodland St., ly specialists from nations with policy, an aircraft dealer can TEL 875-4206 Donna Dutton, Douglas Eltel- ner, Peter Green, Linda Han Steven Beerwoi^, Gayle Bell, Peter Wiitanen, William Wilde, Donald Milanese, Kenneth Mil- verdict Wednesday. "turkey” payments. ed. nist League, a nongovernment nist Chinese nuclear threat. wiite, but more efficient. I came across the center of the shortages of trained technicians qualify for a Small Business Ad COLLECT man, Cynthia Eklund, Gregg sen, Deborah Hess, Dorothy Gail Bengston, Barbara Berg Jennifer Young. kle, Karen Penny, Irving Rich will be sentenced Dec. Two guards discovered the alliance of Asian countries, ded Reliable informants said India mixed the two to get the best of road and struck the stopped ve for development programs, stay ministration loan if his annual Freeman, Fern Fortier, Linda Ilgen, Mary Kahil, Jean Kaiser, man, Jane Biron, Leonard General honors. Grade 7, Hol Rounds, Laura Salmon, Donald 14. His three companions al.so A sour expressing ruins the pair hiding near the border for- icated a $2.4 milliom "Freedom would launch the campaign for. both.” hicle of William M. Blodgett Jr., an average of five weeks. sales are less than $3 million. 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TO 10 P.M. • “CHARGE, IT" AT CRAND-WAY... TAKE MONTH$ TO PAY! ^ ' i- ' ' ' V .r , FAGS EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GUNN,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 MANCHESTER EvisiNlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 P A G E N IN B 4|attrlfTBtTr sen among many rather than the single South Windsor town committee, attended tha dtlaen for alL Connecticut HEALTH CAPSULES Bolton meeting to discuss the election Eontittg CTrald At the moment, neither South Afri fc]rlMetesiA.rMt^,MJ)L of a fire marshal and joined the diecusalon of voting liate. ca nor Argentina is sure of itself in its HOW CAN VOO TH.L HOW Mrs. Morgan said that tha SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE OEPT. . nto. own way of life, which la cheerful newa Yankee Coimcilmen Hear Request BAP A HSAP MJURV 19 ^ T rail Guide Author to Talk chairman of the town commit In one instance, eobering in the other. By A.H.O. tee, Chariee Lathrop, was au ^U80N For Central Library in Town thorized to speak tn her behalf (U80M It waa a rare week In Con At Meeting of Outing Club so toat voting lists could be L u n necticut, even in the midst of brought up to date. A MBtral Hbraiy to needad^ After toe selectmen had read Another Exodus O f Doctors the late presidential campaign, A complaint waa also dia- L. Morgua Porter of Men-#drew ’will serve a buffet supper ______Brary Branlni Cxoapt Suadara when Republican state head state statutes pertaining to 'vot to Soudi Wlndaor, tba town cusaed regarding a green tinge riiester, author of "A Guide to a t 6 p .m . HolMiajra. nitarad attb* Poit UfTIca at A statistic about the exodus of doc quarters didn’t find time to is ing records, they decided to I ItaaolMatar, Oona.. u Saeond Claaa Mail oouneo waa told toat niglit in certain areas of tha town. On the honor roll at toe end sue some new blast directed at The specific areas were not Adirondack Trails,” will speak give toe two registrars, who ara BINGO [Mattar. tors a little different in direction and ' ton. BUriay Uttla, library of toe flnrt quarter marking the particular state official who m entioned. at an organisational meeting of jointly responsible for toe safe EVERY FRIDAY PJL meaning from that one might normally period at Bolton Junior-Senior I IDBBCRIFTION BATBS had obviously been selected as oltteman, told tba council that Mai^enzle said before copper keeping of the records, filing Parabla ta Adraaoa expect from the source involved came Bolton outing chib tomorrow High' School are: Junior high, Target 1964, and probably Tar than to a took a t n f arauea m n - tubing to coated occasional space In toe conference room of MAIN ST., SOUTH COVENTRY moo from the American Medical Association at 8 pjn. at the Community Richard Behrmann, Renee Cal- toe town offices, so toat no Mcatha .. 11.00 get 1966, and Target until Re- tattal at tba Ubraty. Sba said stains aroear. The water com houh, Alan Cocconl, Gretel t Montlia 6.80 the other day. ' , publican victory In the state, pany took eamplas from the fire H aU . documents relati^ to voters tba nteaaoa matarlal to lada- (Jote, Edward Dascanio, Anne Momii LH hydrant In the street and they Porter la an engineer at will be kept In toe reglatrar’s Somehow, one thinks of that organi which might be a very long Gauthier, Kathy Geer, Pamela quata and than to not anough were found to meet an public United Aircraft and an Appa individual homes. time, even beyond the next gu Geer, John Oianopouloe, Karen ^ MICMBBR o r zation as one which would delight in apaM tor atudanU to atudy. ~ health remdrements. ’The Con ^ Commission Meets « THJ£ A8SOCUTll^> PIUaB bernatorial election in 19M. lachian Mountain Club volun- Hills, Jean Hoar, Betsy Hunter, broadcasUng the latest statistlcnwi the Mta. Ltttla aald ttaara to a necticut Water Oo. has asked toar to keep up trails In the ’The conservation commission n n a Aaaodated Praas ta azclualaaly antttla^ The particular state official Deborah Minor, Gary Morten- '>«to tha TBS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ICANtHESIEB, OONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1964 MANCHESl'^ EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 PAGE ELEVEN MMhodM OhtMreli, Ms T otU m Circle o f WSOB, Ha senior citi- *BuUd Common Future^ Obituary aens group and an honorary Viet Envoy Residents Consider Appeal Hope Rises Gold Stores stepwnrd o f the otauroh. , Mrs. Reed was also a member of the Good Intent Chapter, ODS, Says Hordes Over McKee St. Apartments For Accord Show First Death Oaims Olaatonbury, and o f the Hllla- Pope, Non-Christians town Grange. Infiltrating Raaidanta o f fba McKm gt.^cratlon.’' Armehtano says, la On UN Fee Drop of ’64 Survivors include three sons, area are oonaidaring taking an aocplanatlon at his dccialon. McAlpine, 49 Smerson C. Reed of Glaston appeal from a Monday court llM same property wae in<> In Historic Meeting bury, Howard B. Reed of Or (Oonllnaod from Pago Onn) (Ooattaraed from Page One) NEW YORK (AI*) _ u.S. ruling that opena the wgy for volved in a eeriee o f court ease* ange and USAF MaJ. Harley L. during the laet two years, as a J re a m ^ gold atore* have Kenneth Joseph McAIplne Jr., Our biggest difficulty is the a pair of new apartment build ReM stationed at the Penta reault of the 1068 appeals board At the heart o< the crisis has (OontiiiiMd trora P »g« One) ter-Christian alliance takea on ‘ he first time this 49, of 26 Marion Dr., husband of mountainous terrain which la ings at McKee and Summer been the Soviet refusal to pay gon; two sisters, Mrs. Omer Sta. action. heightened ramiflcattcms. Fbr T?® **‘P *■ but a Mrs. Julia Dowd McAIpine, died hard to control.” U.N. assessments for the pesce- not all one in this struggle for a much bigger decline in gold's Schook of Ea-st Hartford and The Oourt o f C om m on A t that time, the board Roman CathoUca constitute only this momingr at Manchester Me Mrs. Joseph Webster of Rock Asked if stopping the infiltra granted a epecial exception for keeping operations in the Congo better world, In this effort to a tiny minority — about 1.5 per role as backing for the doUar is Pleas reveraed a town aonlng and Middle East. The Soviets morial Hospital after a short ville; six grandchildren and the proposed apartment group. make available to all people cent — of Indla’a 480 mlUlona. toUng place. In ratio to the tion would be decisive in turning board of appeala action dating contend they were illegal. The Federal Reserve notes md de- illness. He was sales manager three great-grandchildren. It was subsequently overturned thoee goods which are needed to No previous Pope has aat the tide of battle in South Viet from April of thia year, which United States, the biggest con fulfill their human destiny and liabilities It is supposed to for the typewriter di\ision of Funeral services will be held denied developer Andrew An- by the Court of Common Pleas. down in mutual a x c h a ^ with Royal McBee, lnc„ Hartford, Nam, Khiem replied; ‘‘We do An at^eal from that court was tributor, says all must pay their to live lives worthy of the chil such a wide representatlcn of back, the gold reserve has tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Burn think that *f we can succeed in aaldi permiaaion to conatnict share or the United Nations will dren of God?” supped much more than the and had b e ^ employed there side Methodist Church, Ka.st the two apartment buildings on taken by the town, although ac the intensely devout and vastly SO years. stopping the infiltration it will founder. He paused, then added: “ We numerous eastern religions. physical loss of metal indicates. Hartford, The Rev. John E. lot now occupied by aban tually undertaken by Anealdi, Mr. McAIpine was bom Feb. have a very large impact.” to the Supreme Court, which The Atricsn-Aslan plan pro must come closer together. We The 67-year-old pontiff. Tor That is because the money ■Post will officiate. Bvirial will doned chicken coope. S, 1915, in Hartford, a son of The problem of Infiltration upheld the lower court’s find posed that; must come together with our turing farther afield from Rome supply has grown. It Ukes more was touched upon in a White be in Grove Hill Cemeterj', Judge Anthony Armentano ings. 1. The General Assembly de' hearts, In mutual understand than any other Pope, met the gold to back It at the legal rate Rockville. House statement Tue.sday which based his decision on the aon c lv e the U.N. Qiarter’s Article ing, esteem and love.” of 25 per cent. The actual raUo Now, in the wake of the most religious leaders in a steady Friends mav call at the New- followed a White House 'meeting lng appeals board's ‘‘failure to 19 inapplicable in the present On this, the second day of his series of small gatherings! He of gold tom oney now is down '■ between President Johnson and make consistent findings.” recent court action, some Mc kirk and Whitney F\ineral case. ‘This Is the provision that historic four-day visit to India, had words of esteem for ttem to 28.6 per cent, compared with U.S. Ambassador Mautwell D. The main issue before the Kee St. residents are wonder Home, 318 Burnside Ave.. East any member two years behind where the Pope is being re all, and voiced hopes for closer tL o “ recently as Taylor. It said there was ‘‘accu court. Judge Amentano aald, ing if the town will take their in its dues — in this case the Hartfoi-d tonipht from 7 to 9 , .. ceived with a welcome of phe bonds. was whether the apartment part in asking that the latest Soviet Union — shall lose its The family suggests that ™ a “ nomenal enormity and zest, he Early In the series of au In the six years the Treasury and increased North Vietnam- group would tend to depreciate court decision be overturned. assembly vote. those who wish to do so mav also had meetings with leaders diences, he met privately with has lost much gold because of contribute in her memorv to Viet Cong and the value of neighboring prop They see themselves as the 2. A study group be formed to the deficit In International pay erty. ‘‘little guys” against what they of other ChristiEun bodies. Moran Mar Baselios Ougen I, the Burnside Methodist Church 'orj-es in. work out plans for future fjj CathoHcos of the Orthodox Syri ments. At the same Ume the According to the finding, the call Ansaldi's ‘‘vested inter nancing of peacekeeping opera His callers at the residence of Memorial Fund. Ih'-ouKh. he ternto- an Church which has about a money supply has grown, and board gave depreciation as the ests" in the town, and therefore tions. Bombay’s Roman Catholic Members of the Good Intent rVnevsin'L^H r million members. It is one of the result is the drop In reserve sole reason for denial of An- expect the town would not take S. A “ rescue fund’’ be set up archbishop included bishops and Chapter, OES, will conduct a three ancient orthodox bodies ratio to the lowest point yet The State Department said saldi’s request their part as it had Ansaldi’s. by voluntary contributions to officials of the Church of South reached. service tonight at 8 at the f\i- India, a historic merger involv separated from Rome In the neral home. Wednesday that the evidence of In contrast. Judge Armen However, Town Counsel Atty. pay the deficit on past peace Bankers are now talking of a Irving Aronson says that the keeping operations. ing about a million- Protestants Middle Ages in a complex di North Vietnamese .support and tano found, the board had ruled spute over papal supremacy. complete vanishing of any sur in 1962 that a similar applica former court appeals taken by The Soviets were reported to of formerly separate commu plus in reserves in two or three infiltration Into South Viet Nam After his meeting with the tion would not have caused de Ansaldi and the town were both have agreed to the plan provid nions. years. Some think the legal re Funerals is "extensive and complex" but religious leaders, the Pope no figures were given. preciation of property values. financed by Ansaldi’s lawyers. ed there is no deadline or fixed Also present for conversaticms quirement should be lowered be Khiem said that 60 per cent of And on June 15, 1964, it The town participated, but only amount set for payments Into Initiated by the Pope were rep drove along an ocean boulevard low 25 p)er cent before specu SI . ^ U n t e ^ I Edward J. Riidls the infiltrators have been mill-1 found that an apartment group as a party to the decision; no the fund. resentatives of the ancient Mar lined with cheering thousands lators take advantage of any - / J The funeral of Edward J tary cadres and 40 per cent are ! proposed for a site across the expenditure of town funds was The United States was said to Thoma Syrian Church, the and paid a courtesy call on nervousness as the Umit is Rudi.s of Hartford, fomierly of ' civilians who are trained at or street would not affect prop involved. be agreeable to the proposal Methodist Church in Southern President Sarvepalli Radhak- neared. Others think the gold CHRISTMAS Atanchcster. was held this i ganizing Communist cells at the erty value either. If the neighbors are willing only if the Soviets first an Asia, the Anglican Church of rl^hnan at the government resi backing for the currency should morning from the Holmes Fu- , village and provincial levels, 'The inconsistency of the to foot the bill, Atty. Aronson nounced their contribution to India, Pakistan, Burma and dence. , bo dropped entirely as an obso neral Home. 400 Main St., with I "According to captured docu- findings in the same neighbor- said, the town might then be the fund. That way. the United Ceylon, the Evengelical Luther The Pope gave. Radhakrish- lete concept. Tablecloths I a Mass of requiem at St. Bridg- >iients and word from prisoners hoqd, on the same street, "is willing to be tbs nominal agent States could say that Article 19 an Federation, the North India nan a check for $50,000 to help The decline in U.S. holdings Kenneth J. Mc.AlpIne Jr. ! ch„r,.h. The Rev. John J. j " ’“ v. the infiltration increased tantamount to an abuse of dis- for a now court action. did not apply because the So Provincial Synod Methodist India’s impoverished masses. of the metal in October and No SIZE S2 X 52 Kenneth Joseph Sr. and Johan- Delaney was the celebrant. ; ‘j*®*' viets were paying up. Church, and the National Chris Originally he was to have dis vember Is laid to its use to sus na Farrell McAIpine, and lived Burial was in Ro.se Hill Memo-1 Ivh en> ■‘»aid. According The Rusk-Gromyko discussion tian Council of India. tributed gifts during a walk tain the dollar and the British m Manchester 13 years. He was ' ial Park. Rocky Hill. The ! ‘ he f>rure.s we got we under- "Wednesday alao Included dis The personal meetings with among the destitute in Bom pound in the financial crisis that armament issues. U.S. sources these churchmen, too, reflected bay’s wretched slums, but this hit a cUmax last week with a Ba iiiciniHi member 111 of the me Manchester iviaiuneMer Bev. _____ Stanley J. Hastillo read tween North .W fion onH\ let in Nam non sent be- ” Lodge of Elk.s. the Kev.1’*' committal senice. tween 30.000 and 40.000 people Demonstrators Pulled said Gromyko broached the the theme of Rome’s modified was called off to avoid offending $3-bilUon bailout International Club of Roval MeBee, and a for- Members of the Connecticut Khiem said the Ho Chi Minh i matter of limiting defense budg stance — to make common fanatic Hindus. fund for the use of the Bank of England as needed. 1.58 mer member of the Citv Club, National Guard acted as bear- Trail begins at Vinh, a seaport | ets and of extending the nuclear cause and unifying overtures ’The Pope also presented Rad- Hartford. crs and rendered the military in North Viet Nam, crosses into Off Berkeley Campus test ban. toward Christians outside the hakrishnan the Order of the The U.S. Trea.sury has been 52x70 2 .3 8 Survivors, besides his wife rites. Laos at Mui Gia Pass and runs Both the United States and the Roman Catholic fold. Golden Spur, the highest papal very expert in halUng a gold into southeastern Laos to impor Soviet Union say they would like In this region of the world in decoration for non-Cathollcs. outflow this year, through an in and parents, include three sons, ------4 >- 60x80 •2 .9 7 Robert J. McAIpine. Bnice J. ‘ Mrs. Thomas Humphries tant supply and contentratlon (Continued from Page One) to curb hea'vy arms expendi ternational agreement to pro Office, the highway patrol, and tect currencies and reserves. McAIpine and Ross T. McAl- ' The funeral of Mrs. Agnes W points at Tchepone, Muong and tures, but Moscow has refused Nung and Attopu. Berkeley and campus police to allow an outside investigation But the balance of payments Colorful holly tree or frolic multi-color psutteni* pine, and a daughter. Miss Bar- Humphries of 12 Lillev St. was •Start picketing “ every building in white grounds. Fin* rayon and ootton, drip- "Recently Gen. Phoumi Nosa- on the campus." were preparing to clear the of Its budget. deficit continues — some $2 bil bara J. McAIpine. all of Man- held building and arrest its occu dry, need little or no Ironing. van, rightist deputy prime min Chancellor Edward Strong Both nations would like to see Backers of Goldwater lion this year. And the threat of Chester; two .si.aters. Miss Mil- Holme.rFTnert'I H om ^™ ^^r “if pants. dred P C. McAIpineMrAlninp nt of Hnrffnrrf Hartford, Stot The Rev T'i-Dr >»T Mnniev ' LDOR—I"!." and miniSt6r Of personally pleaded with the France and Red China sig;n the the use of these forelgn-held Strong asked the demonstra limited test ban treaty. Neither dollar* to buy U.S. gold re and Mre. H. Richard Wienke of shaw, pastor of South Method’^ h l / ^ m e ’ffv'l divuTonl^ demonstrators to disperse tors to "cease participation in peacefully before the officers Paris nor Peking, the newest mains. s«! ^ > Barrington, III., and several 1st Church officiated RmHai “ 'f* divisions 20,000 this unlawful assembly.” On Sideline of Confab nieces tnd nephews. ; was in East C e S r v I '"1 " . ~ territory of Laos started their lift, carry and ar- member of the atomic club, Foreign governments and cen re.st operation. "I request that you immedi show any intention of doing so. f ’- tral banks hold better than $12 Prayers will be .said at the Bearers were Gustav Ander thirds of the.se forces ately disperse," Strong added. Savio, the Free Speech Move (Continued from Page One) billion In short-term dollar bal "Please go.” national committee will produce ment's acknowledged chieftain, ances that leg;ally they could sr% '^'.ziv'ST, .r The chancellor’s plea was met Africans Gain such a candidate and will do '/rr: was among those carted away presidential nominee, was turn In to the U.S. Treasury for The Rev. Philip Hu.ssey. pa-stor wuham'strain ind"Herb^rt"Hlff; with empty stares and passive UNITED NATIONS, N Y . just that.” gold. of St. Bartholomew's Church, field 1Information we have. to jail on the first bus. (AP) — Election of the first Af bringing In a plane load of Gold- will officiate. Burial will be in North Viet Nam is using Sovlet- The arrests were ordered by rejection. One demonstrator Its gold balance at the end of East Cemetery. u i u ~T _ , built Molotovar trucks, said: "You’re crazy.” rican Negro to be president of water critics. November was $16.4 billion, Gov. Edmund G. Brown shortly the U.N. General Assembly cli Friends may call at the fu- iri^l^o, 1.1 . I 'This convoy of trucka is after midnight. Included were his brothers, down about $200 million from maxes the rise of a once minor Inventing Games the year before. neral home tomorrow from 7 to Hazel R Tohnson ii ot* f ®'*PPOcted by armored cars or First person arrested today Winthrop Rockefeller, defeated « - - I? I tanks," Khiem said. O I t ! powerful voting Excess gold reserves—that is, 9 p.m was Robert Treuhaft, husband in his bid for the Arkansas gov The family suggests that afternoon ■ He said this information had i l C r O I l - D c l C K . I force in the United Nations. Can Be Lucrative those above the 25 per cent re p. The^^Re ^ u rch . | been given to him personally by of Je.ssica Mitford who gained I The choice of Ghana’s Alex ernorship, and Laurence Rocke quired to back the currency— those wishing to do so may recognition as author of the make memorial contributions to The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, i royal Laotian army officers In Madrid Quaison-Sackey, flamboyant feller, a progre.ssive interested (Continued from Page One) now stand at $1.9 bilUon, com pastor officiated. Ronald Erick-1 from Savannakhet. one of the best selling "The American Way champion of black nationalism, primarily in conservation pro pared with $2.8 billion a year the Manchester Heart Associa of Death." Treuhaft, a nonstu tion. .^n was soloi-st and Frederic; southern military bases of the opened an a.ssembly .session that grams. The New York governor ago. The decline reflects the dent, walked into the building's wives with one thing; in aom- Werner organi.y. Burial was in Lao government will focus largely on African also invited Gov. John H. Reed mon—children. rise In Federal Reserve note he family plot at East Ceme- Khiem said that in the mill- press room and was asked to (Contbined from Page One) issues. of Maine and Gov.-elect John A. and deposit liabilities much leave by a policeman. "They try these games on ii» „ ^ tary field in South Viet Nam, Quaison-Sackey declared In Volpe of Massachusetts to ride their children and then send us more than in the fairly minor appeared "well disposed.’’ He his inaugural speech ’Tuesday He refused, saying he had in his plane. a model,” said B. M. Barton, loss of gold Itself. Mrs. Reid Wniiam V .'H e r ^ r t " B e n g t ^ : was unsmiling as he started that Africa ’’’is steadily moving Communists are not able to win business there, and was prompt Significantly, Rockefeller was president of the 91-year-old Sal Economists at the First Na Homer Larabee, Oscar Moberg the war." ly arrested and taken to the back to Europe. toward her determined goal of bringing along with him George tional City Bank of New York and Alton Hall em Mass., company in an Inter But he said the political situa basement to be photographed continental unity and total lib A. Hinman, New York national view. think the last of the excess will r Peron reportedly asked the Dead at 85 Watkins-West Funeral Homs, tion still is confused because full and fingerprinted. The exact eration.” be gone in two or three more 142 E. Center St., was In charge Brazilian government for asyl committeeman who has urged Few of the games sent to agreement has not been reached charge against him was not This will be the African theme that Burch be ousted and that Parker ever reach the store years and that this will force re 100% NYLON of arrangements. known. um. If he did, his forfed depar when the 116-nation assembly Mrs. 'Winnie A. Stacy Reid. among all political leaders on a the committee leadership be shelves — perhaps only 6 to 12 a consideration of the gold reserve 06, of 201 Main St., widow of unified point of view as-to the The university had charged ture showed that Brazilian turns again to the stormy issues requirement. L reorganized to represent the year. Barton said. It costs about Robert M. Reid, fdnfier Man best way of fighting the Com Savio and three others, Art President Humberto Gastello of white supremacy In South viewpoints of all factions of the $100,000 to launch a new game They hold that "the United • % < P - Goldberg, his sister Jackie, and Africa. Reversible, Hooded Cloud-Soft, Cuddly chester auctioneer, died this munist Viet Cong. Branco rejected the request. party. in today’s hotly competitive States—even with all its produc rooming at Manchester Memor "It is sure that the Commu- Brian Turner with violating uni A woman, identified as Dal- The African bloc has grown Gov. James A. Rhodes of market. tive power to give real value to from 2 nations to 34 in 19 years. S l n i t e x , ial Hospital after a short ill- Events ni.sts will take advantage of this versity 4-ules forbidding on-cam- mlra Remo de Sosa, was among Ohio, who avoided any signifi money—requires a strong gold Girls’ Soft, Cuddly-Warm It is teaming up with the 26-na- Charles B. Darrow was an ness. She has been active In the confusion to make the situation pus membership and furfd solic the nine members in Peron’s cant identification with Gold- unemployed heating engineer in reserve,” These economists con SKI JACKETS GIFT ROBES 1965 C a len d a r Robert M. Reid and Son auc- more difficult," he said. itation for off-campus organiza party. Two Paraguayan diplo tion Asian bloc to pressure water’s candidacy during the cede the gold hoard "need not tions. South Africa to abandon its Philadelphia when he Invented tkm business since her hus The envoy added: "When I mats in the group remained In campaign, previously had an the game "Monopoly” in the be so large as to cover all GIFT ROBES In State was a member of a triumvirate, ' The arresting process was Brazil but the others returned apartheid policy of racial segre dollar holdings of foreign banks, band’s death in 1942. gation. nounced he would not be able to early 1930s. Mrs. Reid Was bom in Mon- we decided to take the army agonizingly slow. Police moved with him. attend the meeting here. "We put on three shifts to merchants and Investors,” but it 4 to 6x outside of politics and give the "These Africans with the help TOWELS 7 to 14 aon. Mass., June 1<1, 1879. the (Continued from Page One) in teams to drag limp bodies Peronists in Madrid showed But Ray Bliss, Ohio state turn out “ Monopoly" to meet must be “ large enough to. give power to a civilian government. they get from Asia and the So full assurance that the dollar daughter of Henry L, and Char from the building's fourth floor. no surprise that their leader’s chairman and national commit the demand,” said Barton. "Our "The way to bring back self- The teams slapped number viet bloc could get about any will remain at all times a strong 7.97 quorum was not present, the effort had failed. They indicated teeman, had been expected to offices were crammed with 17x30 lotte Letter Stacy, and has liv respect and law and order is thing they want if they would currency and command univer- 4.97 action was Illegal. cards on the youths, photo he hatf not expected to return to arrive. Bliss canceled out laundry baskets filled with C ed in Manchester 60 years. She stop bickering among them SIm very difficult. If the nationalist graphed them and whisked Wedne.sday night, leaving the *al respect.” Colorful print reverses to solid color* of royal blue, was Interested in North End Argentina but wanted to make selves," a Western diplomat checks and orders from distrib politicians who are respon.sible them away to the buses. former ,»Republican .stronghold utors.” The time to face the problem black, white and spruce green. Full zipper front, Fluffy pile*, rayon satin*, nylons and cotton che dvlc progre.ss and was a mem Dempsev Praise the effort to please his followers commented recently. Small sizes in ootton quilt with pr«(- for the present situation do not Hundreds of others were of Ohio unrepresented at this of how big a reserve is now, the deep room pockets. Attached drawstring hood*. nilles. Soft pastels, pretty prints, vibrant fa.shlon Colorful patterns on ootton.*;H*mmed. ber of Temple Chapter, OES. HARTFORD (APi Gov. John there. The Africans have run up an In the 29 years “Monopoly" ty prints, lace trim and washabls. reach a common point of view sleeping, cuddled together for meeting. Bli.ss had been sug has been on the market, its bankers say, before the reserves Sizes small, medium, large. colors. Sizes 10 to 20, 40 to 46. Packaged in tube, ready for mailing. She had several hobbie.s and a Said one Peronist: "He has impressive voting record on Large sizes in acstat* tricot quilUd Dempsey has praised effort.s to to fight against the Communists warmth under blanket.s and gested as a replacement lor sales have averaged mors than sink much closer to the 26 per Assorted multl-Oolor prints. large collection of sea shells. get liquor dealers in Port Ches- and if we cannot reach agree- been forced — by the National colonial and racial i.ssues. prints or solids. Luxury trlnm. makeshift covers, on the third Burch as national chairman. one million copies a year, said cent legal limit and thus create ter, N. Y. to refuse to sell to ! ment among ourselves, I do Committee for Peron’s Return But at that point unity breaks Survivors include two .sons, and second floors of the large Gov.-elect Warren P. Knowles Barton. nervousness. persons under 21 years of age. think the Communists will use — to try to keep his promi.se to down. Ranging politically from V Raymond R. Reid of Manches bui Iding. of Wisconsin al.so advised that Darrow retired as a wealthy The gold reserve’s role In the ter and Gordon N Reid of It's legal in New York to .sell the nationali.sts to kill off each At a second-floor window return this year and he did his strongly pro-Western to near- domestic economy will increas i m k to anyone over 18, but the police other and thus achieve domina- best. But we are compltely Communist, the group splits on he could not attend. Knowles farm owner in Pennsylvania. Brlrofleld, Mass,; a daughter. members of the student body won in his state while Gold- A new game idea goe.s ingly become an issue as op Mrs. Emmett T Roberts of chiefs of Port Chester and Rye tlon for themselves." climped ropes into the hall to without hope that he will be able ' most other questions posed to the recent past when ATTRACTIVE. REVOLVING are urging a voluntary ban on He pointed out that a* similar now to carry out such a project water was losing It to President through many hands at a game Hartford; nine grandchildren join in the protest. Two police The chaotic situation in the Johnson. its role in international balance .sales to teen-agers. ’ division among nationalist lead- "Peron is getting old and his Congo is not scheduled for as company. After an initial and three great-grandchildren. men finallyi, stopped this, but screening, Parker sends a game of payments got prior consider These efforts "will greatly a-s-^ ers existed in 1945 and led to Ho health is not very good. Perhaps sembly debate, but the U.S.-Bel ’There seemed likely to be no ation. Funeral services will be held before it was discovered, the spokesman present at this con to groups of six to eight women, LAZY SUSAN Saturday at 1 p.m .si.st our attempts to protect the i Chi Minh's gaining Communist influx was greater than the he will announce shortly a for gian action to rescue white ho.s- • • , „ , - at the health' and ‘ ’ lives" of ' our voung control over the mal renunciation of his intention tages from the Congolese rebels ference who represented former who play it at the factory. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ^ sters " ' ’ ~ nationalist I evacuation President Dwight ^ D. Eisen- "They do nothing but play said Dempsey Wednes- movement. I Oripnally I.OOO students to return to Argentina." is certain to come up during the Main St. The Rev Felix M. day. In Buenos Aires, President se.ssion. liower or former Vice President new games, so a game has to be November Costs Davis KBiem said the Vietnamese i crowded the hall, but many left intere.sting to impress them," pastoron. of u Second Con- I S°'’®'mor noted that Con-; army would never back any na-| when the campu.s police oi i cd Arturo Illia’s government took A group of 14 African state.s is Richard M. Nixon. Goldwater gregational Chuixsh. will offici- | necticut and other states have , tionalist political figures who do the doors locked precautions against di.sorders trying to bring the rescue oper has scheduled a summit confer explained Barton. Of Building Up 2.97 Wedne.sday ence with these two former Marketing experts later test ate. Burial will be in Buckland been trying for years to ' per- not . . take . a very clear position night. Those who remained but the . city remained calm. ation before the Security Coun 2 compartments 14" size with walnut Cesnetery, suade New York to raise Us against the Communists. The Police and armed guards cil, charging it con.stituted "fla- leaders but the indications were Parker s prospective games on were not arrested, but police that the GOP governors would more than 500 men, women and The estimated cost of taxable base. Ceramic serving dishes. Sand, Friends may call at the fu minimum drinking age to 21. army would not back leaders massed at strategic spots likely graii'i. violation" of African sov tan, turquoise or gold. warned them to leave. chart their owm course without children. construction in Manchester last neral hohie tomorrow from 2 who favor neutralization "or ’They refused. They fortified to become targets of an antigov- ereignty. month was approximately 50 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. BARKY’8 EXPENSE.S going along with President themselves for a long stay. The emment outbreak. Haring won the assembly reference to any such session. Idaho Gov. Robert E. Smylie, per cent higher than was start HARTFORD (AP) The ex Charlesofio. de n~..ii_Gaulle, ■■” i..he said. Free Speech Movement supplied presidency, the Africans are Funds for Band ed during the corresponding Amos L. Rhoades penses of the presidential cam Khiem is a prominent Budd eying the post of .secretary-gen who has advocated Burch’s re punch, snacks and .sandwiches. Postal Relic Reborn moval, is chairman of the Re period last year, according to ROCKVILLE Amos L. paign for Sen. Barry Goldwater hist and his words appeared eral, now held by U Thant of JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mis- Those trapped In the building publican Governors Association. a report Issued by Town Build Rhoades, 74, of Avon,...... half. in Connecticut totaled nearly directed against the reported chanted and sand "We Shall Burma, who.se term ends in si.ssippians have contributed WASHINGTON Visitors to 1966. Smylie afeused Goldwater ing Inspectot Thomas C. Mona 26 Piece Fine Crystal Gloss brother of Mrs. Sarah Babcock according to report.s : efforts of„some Buddhists'to re- chanted and sang "We Shall Not $13,000 to send the 110-piece han. of Rockville, died yesterday at •'’fcnetary of State ' place the present government the Smithsonian Institution's "Two Europeans and an Asi Wednesday of demonstrating "a Be Moved.” Hall of Postal History can see band from all-Negro Mississippi He reported that permits his home Ella T. Grasso. with a neutralist regime. an have had the job, ” said one dictatorial attitude” on the Valley State College to the New Then early today the word a country-store post office of the question of a change in the na were issued during November PU N CH B O W L Other .survivors include his The deadline for filing cam- Khiem said the rea.son power came that the Alameda Sheriff’s delegate. "It’s only fair that Year’s Day Parade of Roses in paign expenditures is midnight was turned over to the civilians 1880’s in a re-creation. Africa have its turn." tional GOP chairman.ship. of this year for an estimated wife, a daughter, three broth Pasadena, Calif. $438,207 in construction, com ers, a sister, a half-brother and is becau.se "we visualize the Goldwater .said he strongly "W e’re $2,000 shy but expect four grandchildren The latest oiganization to file kind of war we are faring now opposes removal of Burch and pared to an estimated total of SET n 4 Is BS Z S.S B.B a 1 ^ A __ — A - % .... Jaw Size Shrinks to reach our goal of $15,000 $293,642 during November of Funeralleral services will be held Oonnecllrut Citizens for i.s not merely a military opera- added that the national commit Within the next two or three tomorrowrow at 2 p.m. at the '■ M'"®''. which report-; tion, but a political, so'cial and tee doesn't have the votes to last year. There was no tax BERRirS BRUSSELS — A University days," said former Gov. Hugh Charleses H.1.. Vincent and ju Sons n n expenditures of economic war. oust the chairman. exempt construction during a-na sons esn 94 4 onrf ■.-T'C. ______of Bruswels dental study say's White, who is spearheading the either month. Funeral Home, Albany Tpke '•""‘ nbutlons of $46,- The army cannot fight this Smylie has made it clear the fund-rai.sing campaigpi. Canton.^ ^ ■’ 609. war alone. I think we have to human teeth are getting small governors will seek a bigger The fees collected during the er. In the past 70,000 years the "How can anyone say Missis 3.48 two periods followed the same Friends may call at the fu g ve rea.son to the people to role in GOP policy making, but sippi does not take care of its •space in the jaws needed for pattern, with $437 collected neral home tonight from 7 to fight against communism and says "I don’t think the gover citizens, white and black?’ Sendee for 13 includes on* 6H show them that after we win, teeth has decreased 30 per cent. nors want to produce last month and $257 collected Botulism Found A .. r..i,it ].w ,11.1,,, , i j , : SS to liiin 'ifS ' " m i i “ In November of last year. qt. serving bowl, 13 cups, ladle, they will have a better life.” 12 plaatic hooks. Peter .'Vlaclntyre Amonjj Animals Among the permits Issued Peter MacIntyre, 60. of Man last month were 10 for sin^'le- chester and .New York City, famlly dwellings, 6 for two- died yesterday at St. Franc'i.s WASHINGTON — Botulism, Alxiut Town family dwellings, 5 for garages, Ho.apital, Hartford. normally not prevalent among 3 for business signs, 4 for de- He was a merchandise...... horuan.s, is a killer of geese and nvolltlons, 20 for alterations and The Past Mistress Club, additions, and 8 for miscella troller for the mai] order divi-' ttnited States, Daughters of Liberty, 5(o. I2si Sion of Lane Bryant & Co,i‘'”“ '*‘ ‘''o'lth Africa, and neous purposes. New York. ’ ! ti'iok everywhere. will sponsor a Christmas party DEPENDABLE! tomorrow at 6:.30 p.m, at the Funeral services will be held ■ *» caused by a DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in this family! home of Mrs. Frank Duncan, 8 Saturday at 9 a.m at the unl-j® common soil Little St. That 8 because he looks ahead, plans ahead and saves A' versal Funeral Chapel, 52nd ■ “ ut the spore cannot pro- ahead at Manchester’s oldest financial institution . School Menus 4 : St. and Lexington Ave i tl'tve its poison except when York City. 1 there is no oxygen present. The Department of Conn:'ct- the dependable institution, now in its 72nd year. Men's GifKBexed Friends mav call at the fu- poison is so potent that A„v'iiiaev i. * Barracks and The menu for the Manches Boys' Warm Melton neral chapel tomorrow from 8 ‘ ‘‘ "'moes of it ! Sunday at 2 / ter public school system for »Jn. to 10 p.m. would be needed to kill the c. the week beginning Monday, world’s entire human jjopula- ’ ^orwieh, I>ec. 7, is as follows: 0 BAN-LON SHIRTS tion, a .National Science Foun Monday; Tomato soup, tuna- TOGGLE COAT Mrs. Maude J. Beed St. Margardts Circle, Daugh ROCKVILLE — Ml's. Maude dation report says. fish sandwich, peach salad, ap ters of Isabqjla, will have a plesauce. and Matching Socks Johnaon Reed, iw, of Ea.st Hart- Christmas potiuck 'Tuesday at fo«l, widow of Erwin D. Reed, SAVIMGS Tuesday: Creamed chicken School Survey Set 6:30'p.m. at the K of C Home. 00 buttered rice, cranberry dlod yesterday at her home. Mrs. Joseph Falkowskl is sup LOAN ■auoe, buttered peas, bread, ' flhe was born in Rockville n e w DELHI - The Indian per chairman. Members are re S S ») « I I- I i, V butter, pineapple upside down Kromex •nd lived in East Hartford-for Government has appointed a minded to bring a place set •ake. 10.87 36 years. A graduate of Oon- commission to survey and re ting and grab bag g ift 4.87 •«* WednMday: IJamburg on view the entire Held of educa V nootlcut State Teachers College jpawewiiTZ*'* *t*»»T nwawta'l 4w»TtT*viaa roll, potato sticks, cole slaw, 8-PIECE ALIHWINUM KITCHEN SET tion in India and make detailed On JUisured Saving* Frog ties. Inside zipper. Malden pile caprl lined.. A a taught acho^,..ri!n Windsor Members of Hose Q). 1, Town cherry tapioca. 10 0 % textrsJized Ban-Lon short slecv* shirt. 8- s^gestlons for development. Onirent Annual Dividend Zip-on and off (lood. Black with' red lining, or loden •mA WlndKM- Lsi6ics until 1911. Flra Department-‘Will meet to Thursday; Baked meat loaf, buttpn plague front. 2-color trim on collar and Includes 4-pe. king size Kanister set, 2-pc. Kakover was tba oitganlser and first D. 8. Kotharl, chairman of morrow at 7 p.m. at the John with’ black lining. Sizes 6 to 16. Fine Schuster pocket. Matching socks With clock design. Sizes the University GranU Oommls- mashed potato, buttered squaish, wool melton. PMiMsnt .jof the Buckingham F. Tiamoy Funeral Homa 219 broad, butter, ice cream. S-M-L-XL. est, salt and pepper eet Bpun aluminum finish. P f A kl GltafconhiW nh. I ‘he committee, five W. Center 8t., to pay reapaets m o n .-t u e s >f r i. ^Friday’ Orange Juice, toast- 6.97 I members ar4 aim- to axmamber, tjie lata Vincent .E' tra Hours M ohee*e, oandwlcb, fruited m tna Bumalda nant foraign aoaauUanta. yignoBK Wed. Ooaed A t Mdaa •etatta m W i, brownie. . - I \ . .;,-7 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 PAGE THIRTBEN Critic Cites Breakdown In Movies By BOB nrCMAS HOIXYWOOD (AP) — “Are movies Koing to pieces?” asks an article in the Atlantic Month ly by Pauline Kael, who pro ceeds to answer, yes.” Miss Kael, who is billed as an author, lecturer ~and authority OR films, criticizes the growing lack of logic in movies, even the moet expensive ones. She cites the swift and unexplained end ing of “Bridge on the River Kwai”; the garbled plot of “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane”; the utter confusion of SWE nfER 100 A YUR ? “Si Days at Peking”; the sud den clah^yance of Cleopatra in the film of that name; the puz zling story turns of “The O u^- nal.” - “Audiences used to have an Frankly, I can tell almost rational passion for get ting the story straight,” writes ) C k o te ^ the critic. “Although the movies might be banal or vulgar, they the difference between were rarely Incoherent, A movie had to tell some story that held together. She concludes: “movies are going to pieces; they are disin Stop & Shop and the tegrating. and the something called cinema is not movies raised to an art but rather mov GUARAN'TEE ies diminished, movies that look best advertised brands Qood • • oil* •artistic.’ Movies are being f«tH 6Be iHil stripped of all the ‘nonessenti 4 OUB als' — that is to say, faces, ac STOP ‘ SHOP I StopASHep tion, details, stories, places, ev- eryUiing that makes them en STOP i SHOP BRAND - OUR BEST tertaining and josrful.” V ou m®*' ^ She’s right, you know. The one thing that impresses a re- %’iewer who sees the major out put of the studios is the sloppi W H t l W , ness of the product. Today’s films are filled with incongrui ties, pointless jokes, technical y m qWe to® 7®®» ^ -I errors, and anachronisms that any bright Uth-grade English ffiUn COHQHl student could correct in the script Why is this so? Slicod The answer seems to lie in the or abdication of authority by the or Halves major studios. Bosses like Louis DID Y O U KNOW... B. Mayer and Harry Cohn were Clliifl DID Y O U KNOW... Independent consumer otudieo despotic and crude, but they did Peaches control things. They and their OWHKj show that when you consistent deputies insisted that a script be SOLID That every item that carries the finished before shooting started, Stop & Shop Brand label must ly purchase retailer-brand itemi that the story should be under Biq 48* savInB standable and the casting apt, PACK equal or better the quality of the (like Stop & Shop Brand) the and that the schedule proceed in gomparad to what a businesslike manner. .. except at the best seller on the market. savings add up to approximately “Today, people in Hollywood 5 " T you pay For other A whopploi $200 a year for the average fam are more Interested in making deals than in making movies," fine hrandsl BSo ily of four! said a top executive. than athar M The wheeler-dealers have CASH REGISTER! Remomber . . . at your nearby ll\na hrandsl moved into the industry, setting Stop A Shop in Hartford, East up packages to find a buyer, DID YOU KNOW... then moving on to the next deal. Good as the he$t^—costa leas! Hartford, West Hartford, item s The film makers are left to That Stop & Shop Brand Middletown, Bristol, Manchester and New w e their own devices, with no Stop & Shop Britain. are lower in price because steady hand to guide them. r have eliminated the high mar The Influence of European “S i r CORN OIL Stop & Shop Fancy film makers has been chaotic. keting costs that makers of other Working on scant budgets, Ital fHE FINEST MEAT YOUIL EVER EAT! fine brands must include in their ian and French directors have been able to indulge their own MARGARINE MEDIUM PEAS prices. whimsies. ’The results are often incomprehensible to the general DOUBLE WHY PAY MORE? Thora'i ns differ- public, J»ut hailed by highbrow Stop&Sbop's Famous Top o' the Grade Ye s! Other famous You lava a big 4 7 critics. Hungry for praise, onoo in quality. So why not oovo brands of this quality American directors have sought WNnpared to other tha difforonM hi priool to emulate the Europeans, with dismal results. sell for 16‘ more! fino brands! Miss Kael predicts gloomily: STAMPS “Cinema, I suspect, is going to NEW STOPiSHOP become so rarified, so private in meaning, and so lacking in au dience appeal that in a few years the foundations will be WEDNESDAY desperately and hopelessly POTATO CHIPS trying to bring it back to Ufe, as they are now doing with the the ater." from our own Caterer's Kitchen! The future may no tbe entire Pkg of 6 StopAShop Froion ly that bleak. But it is true that the movies — as opposed to the Tha crispost, cinema — need to be returned to the audiences wpose devotion most perfect chip — and enthusiasm, made them WAFFLES Reg. s o * great. kept that way in a strikingly new COLD Windsor Bidder Stop & Shop Grade **A” Vegetables Pillow" package WATER Low on Sewer that babies Stop & Shop Whole Kernel Corn i r Detergent The Windsor Sewer Con each chip! Cut Green or Wax Beans tractors Inc. of Windsor is the apparent low bidder for the Stop & Shop Slicod Red Beets ''w” construction of sanitary sew ers in the Deepwood-Devon Drs. area. Stop A Shop Frozen French Fries 'p-7 Free wHk purchase of The Windsor Company, which Every cut gets our famous ^^ SAVE 20 on Monday was awarded a con tract for enclosing a Loomis Just-Rite Trim® that as eomparad Mix or Match! \ *1.59 box of Susan Shaw St. storm ditch, bid $23,985 on with brands o< the Deepwood-Devon project, gives you Introductory and promised completion of the sgual quality Nylons and with this work within 72 days of the more value! Good as the best yet you can save up to award of a contract. In addi Stop & Shop tion, it offered a 2 per cent 10- Special! 62c! coupon below! day discount. '■4C'' TOP Brand Others whose bids were Jints ' - opened in the Municipal Build Robinton, "^-1 O’THE ing this morning are: A. Dzen Mtit Mncr. TOP SIRLOIN •»< 89: Construction Co. of Manchester. Stop S Siiop Stop & Shop 5-lbs STOP a SHpP flOUR 45‘ $30,998; Maskel Construction CoRcord, M m . GRADE Stop & Shop Quart Size Co. Inc. of South W.indsor, Quality Meats C --r o’’c*- ^'’aUty cost 16c more ! STRAW 15* OFF STOP & SHOP FREE! 59‘ BOnLE $33,854; Jarvis Construction Co, Wtdt IMrt R«(. BACK RUMP 99; of Manchester, $36,586' Vernon LIQUID DETERGENT PREMIUM QUAUTY MARGARINE 2 49* of Stop A Shop Brand Construction Inc. of Wapping TOILH TISSUE I- "I $39,809, BERRIES Good as the " r INSTANT COFFEE ---- ■ ' with p/'-'er fine brands! Also, Anderson, Fair Oaks Bood as tha bast, best and you I \ / I Yaa gay Ado "an Cold Water Detergent Inc, of Hartford, $40,255; Fred OUR BEST STEWED TOMATOES 5 '1.- >1 EYE ROUND •-•.’1.09 easts you Good as the best but 3 4 for braadt af Benvenuti of New London, $41,- save 47M Equal to the bett — sells for 2Sc less! with a St<69 box of Suian Shaw 048; and Elmwood Construction I8e lessi [D49' aamyarabla qaalltyl seUs for 56* less! I ,o« nr Co. Inc. of Hartford, $43,270. Itcf a Mw lrM4 Nylons and this oonpon The town engineering de 1 0 x 8 9 ° One coupon Good thru partment had estimated a $32,- per fimily Dec. S 000 cost for the project. The Swift's Veal Legs P.ms P H O W C L. U F O U R IX B If MANCHESTER EVENINO HEBAU). MANCHESTER, COMM. THURSDAY, DECIftMBBR 1 .1964 1 SrcUoh Two THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.1964 Page$ 15 to 28 enrolled — 8,441,814 atudenU — McNamara annouiiced last compared the number of jobs privately financed organisation Pope’s Tumble are studying full-time. month that 80 bases in the Unit being eliminated with the more supported by public contribu MRRENTIU Events in Nation The Office also reported that ed States, and 16 overseas were than 186,000 civilians hired each tions. being shut down for economy year by the Defense Depart Johnson said that In the pro Cost Him Ruby for the eighth straight year the foouaad on Pope Paul’s our- percentage of women among reasons. But ha said at the time ment. cess of building new bridges sr LEASINR Andover rant visit to India memhers of 12th Circuit 60 Years in Shotv Business ► WABHOfOTOR (AP) The^the first time to work towards degree-credit studenU was up — that he could not rive the num between this country and Bast ROME — High after a gUt- the Andover Oongregatlonsl tit le * of Bducatlon raporta a 10 degrees increased by 17 per from 88.4 per cent to 88.8 per ber of civilian workers atfected. WASnmOTON (AP) — Presi em Europe "there Is no greater terhig tiara was made for Pope ■ A l IM m Church end others interested per cent rite In coUeie enroll* cent this fall to 1,284,808. Over cent The figures came to light in a dent Johnson has aslcM for pub Instrument ■ than truth. And Bonimee vni, who added the •AS M «h b will have a chance this Sunday G)urt Cases m enu in the peat year. The to the past 13 years the annuajain- Pentagon announcement that lic support for Radio Free BSu- truth is the dally buslnoas of second crown. (Papal tiaras Rezone Bid to hear a speaker with long ex Sanson Will Retire tal thla'fall ia a record 0,830,204 crease has averaged about 7 ^ r WASHmOTON (AP) — Only McNamara bad put a freeM on rope as thri voice of truth and Radio W ee Europe.” now have three crowns). ’This * AH limM i^ e n U . cent. 28.000 of the 88,401 jobs to be new hirings of blue collar work freedom •4a Bastem Kurope had mm-e than 200 precious perience in that country. Dr. MANCHESTER SESSION Manfred Laun, a medical mis In announcing the flgurea The total enrollment includes eliminated under the P e n ta ^ n ’s ers for permanent defense jobs where, he said, the "people — Wine PuHfied Pint stones in It, including a very P«il Dod«« Pontioe Okayed hy Several cases were continued latest base-closing order are until Feb. I 38. By that time a INO; sionary in India for the United Wedneeday, the office said the 4,087,887 students working to and some of their rulers — long valuable ruby. or tran.sferred to other courts As Theater Manager ward bachelor or othe'' degrees, held by civilians, the Defense for deeper, steadier and more His two immediate wcoes- Church of Christ will speak at Ucreaae repreeenU the impact new computerised system for PARIS — Pasteurisation was 878 MAIN SntBET and a total of only 826 in fines of poatwar babies now reaching and 833,400 students — an in Department reported Wednes job placement is expected to be natural relations with the developed by Louis Pasteur sors, Benedict XI and Clement P b o M 648-8881 Commission 11:00 a.m. eolfege age. “ Thia Impact is crease of 32.8 per cent — en day. in operation on a baric that will W est.’ specifleaUy for use in wine V, used the same tiara,, but the Dr. Laun Is director of and was imposed in a short session John J. (Jack) Sanson will retire as manager of thi expected to be Just as great rolled in special one, two or The re.st are filled by military give the displaced people pref Johnson gave a White House making. Later milk and other IsMer fell from Ws horse in a The application of Sylvester surgeon for the Evangelical at the Circuit Court in Man State Theater on Jan. 7,1965, after 60 years in the thea» next year,” the office added. three-year programs. personnel. erence. luncheon Wednesday for offl- products were protected ftom procession one day and the ruby J. Ploufe Jor renming of the Hoopital in Kharlar, Orissa and chester today. ter— from the days of vaudeville to today’s wide-screeh More than two'-thirds of those Secretary of Defense Robert Wednesday’s announcement rolled out. It was never found. supervises nearhy viUage clinics StudenU entering college for dais of Radio Free Europe, a bacteria the same way. Read Herald Ads. Woodland Terrace area between The cases of Mrs. Barbara spectaculars. Shoddy MiU Rd. and Wales Rd. and aids in a school building Chameroy, 24, of North Man-; from an R-40 xone, single-fam- program. The hn^dtal serves Of those 60 years, Sanson hsui reer in theater management as Chester. Ind., and Edward. spent more than 20 in Manches Uy dwelling, to a garden apart over 10,000 patients a year. Brockway, 19, alias Edward a young man, learning to be s ment district, was approved by The doctor and. Mrs. Laun, ter as manager of the Slate and projector operator In his horn* Maturo of New Haven, arrested the old Circle Theaters. He the planning and zoning com also a medical missionary and on Nov. 12 for the abduction of town of Jersey City, N. J., lO mission at ita meeting lari managed one or both from 1926 the 1900a. He was a projection* a laboratory technician, went to the woman's two-year-old child to 1929, again from 1935 to night. India as missionaries in 1350 from the Tolland home of her 1st and theater manager ill The approval la contingent 1953 and yet again from 1962 to New York State before coming NORMAN’S and only NORMAN’S for the Board of International estranged hu.sband, were trans the present. upon the applicant's meeting all Mlaskms of the Evangelical and ferred for hearing tomorrow at to Bristol in 1915. local and state regulationa for the East Hartford se.ssion of During the years between, he Besides managing the Stata Reforme(1 Church which united managed theaters in Hartford, water supply and sewage dispos with the Ck>ngregational Chris Circuit Court 12. and, for a time, the-old ClrclS al were the two eight-unit apart Danbury, New Britain and New tian Churches to form the Unit Mrs. Chameroy had been Theater, Sanson originated a ment buildhiga he plans to erect. charged with abduction of a Haven. His last a.ssignment be scries of kiddie revues starring The several amendments to ed (Xiurch. fore returning to Manchester Dr. Laun haa also served as child by parent, and Brockway, town children, turned his pro the zoning regulations, present her cousin, with breaking and a Rilarionary doctor at the Bas motional talents to many OFFERS so MUCH MORE ed at the public hearing on entering with criminal intent worthwhile causes, and helped el Mission Hospital in Ghana, Nov. 24, were voted upon and and taking away a child. the Chamber of Commerco Africa and as surgeon in Cov approved as presented except • Howard E, Crockett. 59, of 2.1 through difficult times. for minor changes based on sug entry and Lancaster, Englsmd. Spnice St., received a su.spend- And he saw the State grow gestions from people at the He was educated In Germany ed Imposition of sentence on a hearing. and In Bkigland, his wife in from a silent-movie house with charage of into.xication. He had .vaudeville acts between tha The commission discussed the Switzerland and Elngland. With' been arrested early this morn reels, through various bond problem of securing new indus this broad international back ing after police found him sit sale drives during the war to try for Andover brought out by ground Dr. LAun’s talk on Sun ting in Center Park. its present role as a straight a number of people at the Nov. day should be an interesting Thomas Edwards Jr., 21, of 24 hearing. These people indicat 1533 Tolland Tpke.. pleaded movie house. one on the problems of the San.son's theater career and ed that the planning and zoning emerging nations of the world. guilty to charges of driving in commission should do the job. the right hand lane and failure his years in Manchester -will ba The Andover Republican Wo the subject of a forthcoming The commission feels that the men's CTIub hM voted to sponsor to report a change of addre.ss> lob is a specialized one, usual feature story in The Herald. again the Christmas Lighting and was fined a total of $18 by ly calling for trained people and Judge Simon Cohen. A charge Contest which it has done for a substantial budget and will of operating a motor vehicle 73 (Cities Agree therefore ask that the problem a number of years. while his licen.se was under be presented at a town meet The contest ia open to all An suspension was nolled. dover residents, and they may LOS ANGELES - - The 78 Ing by calling for the establish' (Herald photo by Saiiinis) Lewi.s Gates, 29, of East enter it by calling Mra. Ernest cities of lo s Angeles County ment of an industrial develop Miss Lee Karasinski, Miss Diana Wahmann and Miss Donna Tucker H.nrtford, was fined $3 for fail have a uniform system of en ment commissiop. Gardner, Pine lUdge Dr., by ure to report a change of ad- forcing housing standards and WHO India Mlarioaaiy gpeaka Dec. 21. Judging takes place dre.s.s, and received a nolle to during the holidays and prizes providing iu.°pectinn and other • With the attention of church a charge of operating a motor governmental services. people throughout the world are awarded. vehicle while his license was From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen suspended John J. Sanson Alanriieeter Evening Herald The ca.se of Alfred Riendeau, , Andover eorrespondent, Law 30, of East Hartford, charged | 1®62 was management of the On Brand Netv^ Nationally Fam ous Penonal Notieei rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. By DORIS BEIJTINO <&sugar, water, graham crackers, PAGE SIXTEBir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'fER, CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1984 IIAMCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 PAGE SEVENTEEN will meet from 1:30 p.m. to on a Community Servics A ctiv stitution revision commlttM of Orondin, son of Mrs. Mabit M. worker for the City of Hartford The meeting was called to b to m drainage and subdivision whereby a builder who has run The regulations also state nounced her booth chairmen as Gertruds Prentiss, and jewel Coventry 4:30 pm . Saturday at the home ity program of decorating the the fifth annual three-day con Grondln of Catalina Drive, re In the North End Field Office. Obese Rest Even. Columbia discuss changes In toe present plana are spelled out la detail into "unusual” problems can that "Miould any section or pro follows: Silver tea, Mrs. Ed ry, Mrs Anita Haddad. of Marilee French for a .Christ LaMoure Hall foif the Christ- ference of the Eastern Busi cently completed a month of planning regulations. in the booicleta which are avail come up with a reirlsed plan. vision be declared invalid by a ward Steele, Mrs. Edward B aker Case• mas party and exchange of maa season. ness Education Association held combat training at Camp Le- Manchester Evening Herald During Exercise S. Spielvogel, plannihg con able at the town clerk’s office He may present this plan to court, such a decision would not D ’Auteuil; aprons, Mrs. Ernest Manchester Evening Herald In Albany, N.Y. recently. Hie Coventry eorrespondent F. grab bag gifts the girls are Miss Klaine W. Crooke, as Jeune, N. c. sultant anga^ by toa town, or from any soning board mem toe board and again at a pub affect toe validity of toe rest Zanottl, Mrs. Rotert Horton; Columbia oorreepondeut, Vir Grammar School PTA Sets conference is comprised of 12 Pauline Little, telephone 742- Aide Sees making themselves. sistant Tolland county club Walsh Appointed ^'CAMBRIDGE, Maas.—A explained that toe new regula ber, lic hearing. of the regula^JorfsT"" handiwork, Miss Elizabeth ginia N . Carlson, telephone Turns into; states' in the Eastern Division of Members are to bring in a Robert M. Walsh, of Wood •231. tions encompass many o f the iMain changes Include toe pol The changes are toe flfst in The board voted to accent Bramhall, Mrs. Donald Parker, 228-9224. agent, has asked those attend the association. vard study of obese children Talk hy Juvenile Court Aide batch of their favorite cookies ing to wear old clothes as some Trail, has. been appointed a field old ones which have been icy of In vlt^ adjoining prop ten years. Board members said toe regulations which go into Miss Carol Leibler; Christmas discovered that ordinary physi Regulations dated and streamlined.” Yell Session with the recipe to be exchanged will have an opportunity to SerVlee News investigator for the Connecticut Holidays Exceed 10 erty owners ' to hear develop zoning regulations 'will also be effect Friday. Free copies may articles, Mrs. Donald Bocash, Famed as Skeptic among the members. Work will Robert E. Rumens, damage Commission on Civil Rights. cal-education courses in school He stated that the regula* ers plana; having a suibdivliion overhauled and meetings will be obtained from Robert Tuttle, Mrs. Paul Jurovaty: raffle, William N. MacKay, dlractor^Wedneaday to make Christmas paint windows. All are to meet often do little for the fat boy or tlons have been baaed on toe be continued on the skirt proj controllman first class, USN, In an announcement made by NEW YORK — A survey of builder post a bond with toe be held for the public as each Eidward Carlson, Edward Pe Mrs. J. A. Malecky, Mrs. Wil PARIS — A historian of (Contlinied fraa Page Oae) o f auperplaora and caa« work- at 2 p.m. In the parking area girl. As Updated state enabling commission leg favors for the Mansfield State ects. » son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ralph M. Ooglla, chairman of S48 companies In a broad cross- town for roads so that the town phase is completed. terson, Morris Kaplan, K a r l liam Moran; food, Mrs. Warren French medicine recently listed ora of the Juvenile Court in in front o f the school's auditor Rumens of Juniper Dr., is serv section of Industries shows that In 29,000 film strips of chil islation and pertinent excerpts Training School and Hospital Teen Ctuh Meets the commission, said that Walsh need not assume such costs if Spielvogel said new regula Hammarstrom or toe tow n Jurovaty, Mrs. Gunnar Lytlkal- Guy Patin with such heroes as "I deny emphatlcelly any Hartford, will talk on "Juvenile ium to proceed together to the ing aboard the aircraft carriiir dren playing tennis or swim A member of the Zoning and would fill a;i existing vacancy bcuiks and insurance companies have been Inserted into toe lo toe developer does not fulfill his tions would give more lasting clerk. nen, Mrs. Samuel Kollar; coun Ambroise P^e, surgeon to word of It,” Mcl,endon eald. Delinquency" at the Coventry in Mansfield Depot. The Tolland County Teen hall. ming, the average obese child Planning Commission, com cal regulations. USS Constellation, homeported In the Enforcement and Concili generally give their employees obligations and more detailed real estate values and added Church Sets Bazaar try store, Mrs. Michael Slrak, four kings, and Louis Pasteur. Grammar School PTA meeting The Democratic Tovyn Com Club will meet from 2 p.m. to Harry J. Cunha, chairman of in San Francisco. . was motionless 72 per cent of menting on the small turnout__ "There la not an ounce, iwt an ation Division of the commis more holidays than other types The basic Intent, Spielvogel standards for roads, run offs that "as time goes by, toe no The St. Columba's Church Mrs. Victor Harriman; white He Identified Patin as a 17th at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the mittee will meet at 8 p.m. Tues 4 p.m. Dec. 12 at LaMoiire Hall the Coventry High School busi Marine Pvt.’s William J. sion. of business. Nearly 60 per cent the time. Youngsters of normal M persona— at Tuesday's open* said, M tb secure "orderly par element of truth In It.” auditorium. and storm drainage ciqiaclty: tice that what you adopt now Christmas Bazaar will be held elephant, Mrs. Raymond Keefe: Century medical dean who day in the Booth-Dimock Mem at the Mansfield State Training ness education department, was PearsOT, son of Mr. and Mrs. A graduate of the University of the banks and 40 per cint of weight were active more than meeting, said that either toe celing ' o f land and a'void ex!- Curtin continued to demand The guest speaker will be Spielvogel maintained that is necessarily used forever more at toe church Saturday from penny booth, Mrs. Delvlna Mon- "made himself permanently orial Library. School and Hospital in Mans recorder of the research panel Alspcander J. Pearson of F itz of Connecticut. Walsh was pre the Insurance firms now grant three quarters of the time. townspeople didn't care "or cesslve and expensive repair preceded by a potluck supper "both sides o f toe story should is out toe window. Plans should 10:30 a. m. to 5:30 p.m. tigny; plants, Mrs. John Bauso- ridiculous by refusing to admit .piat McLiendon remove himself Tbe Coventry 4-H Clovers field Depot. The club will work and acting chairman on the con gerald Blvd.; and Ernest A. viously employed as a social mors than 10 holidays a year. LIBYA Now 8th else It's a tremendous vote of and maintenance.” be heard” and toe rei^ations a t 6:30 pjn. •onfidence.” be as fair to existing proper Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Is gen la Mrs. John Savgiocomo, Mrs. toe circulation of blood discov from his post as special cotmsel. Specifications for roads, Include a "reeubdl'vlsion plan’’ ties as to new developers.” Ma^Cay Is on the National eral chairman and has an Fredericks; fish pond, Mrs. ered by Harvey.” ••I’ve got a right,” said Mo- Oommlttee on Crime and Delin London. " I ’m not going to alt quency and is consultant for here and be publicly mlarep- the Connecticut SU te P T A on resented.” Dellnqency. A period to answer Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., questions will follow his talk. .nought to soothe toe ruffled feel The meeting w ill be open to ings by commenting that both the public. Anyone interested Curtis and McLendon wei-e hon in attending the supper in ask orable men. ed to contact Mrs. Alexander When Curtis continued to ex • Taylor at her home on Rt. 31. claim that McLendon had no Invitations to the meeting right to make toe statements ha have been sent by the CGS did about Williams, Pell said: PTA to the Robertson School 'Just because a man is a sen P T A , Coventry High School DAY AFTER D AY:G r€ at S t O V r ator that doesn’t make him a teacheirs, the Coventry Rotary god.” Club, Mothers Club of Coven 6 6 values! Williams sat quietly while try, North Coventry Mothers Curtis and McLendon ex CSub, smd other various club changed sharp comments. Dur leaders and civic groups in ing a lull, he commented that town inviting their member W E G I V E McLendon had a perfect right to ships. F i r s t LOW PRICES—YOU BET... {ik state his understanding of too Breakfast Speaker Named F i r s t conversation. Prof. O. E. Anderson of the ‘I want him to,” said Wil University of Connecticut will and much more besides at liams. be guest speaker at the 7:30 N a t i o n a l But, ha added, " I will never a.m. breakfast Sunday to be N a t i o n a l sit with the Rules Committee served by the Men's Club of First National: guaranteed GREEN again without a transcript of the F ir s t Congregational » ^ T A M P S . everything being taken down.” Church in the vestry. Prof, An^ Stores fine quality, exciting variety, Williams is not a member of toa derson will speak and show pic v/ r < '1 C Stores committee but has been sitting turas of his trip to Pakistan friendly courtesy and those in on the hearings. Communion Sunday will be Williams, who furnished much observed during the 11 a.m .... of the Information that trig worship service Sunday at the wonderful Green Stamps. gered toe Baker probe, declared church. "God With Us" will be the Rules Committee might find the sermon topic of the Rev Yes — for over-ALL values, t'i F4< It "very interesting” if it did James R. MacArthur. A service look into various govenunent o f baptism will be held. SHOULDIi - 2 to 3 Lbs construction projects handled During the service there will time .after time, it’s your by the McCloskey company. be a dedication of the baptismal The angry squabble took font in memory of Harry R. First National Store! I . Smoked Butts > 59< place while William K. Stewart, Ryan Jr. and communion linen financial vice president of Mo- in memory of Mrs. Ingaborg A l ■ A C k N A Y - Mildly Curad Closkey Co., was testifying lard. 'jL ~ about procedures iir figuring The Junior Pilgrim Fellow W E G I V E insurance premium rates. ship will meet at 5 p.m. Sun GREEN GIANT Sliced Bncon »49< Don B. Reynolds, a Silver day in Quandt Hall with the Spring, Md., insurance man, officers in charge. PINAST - All B«el testified Tuesday that a $85,000 Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will FRESH overpajrment by toe McCloskey meet at 7 p.m. Sunday at NIBLETS 12 0Z.I firm of an insursmee perform Quandt Hall. LB WHOLE KERNEL CORN GREEN ance bond was really a political Sunday Services VAC Whole ~ 2 to 3 LBS Frunkfurts payoff to the Kennedy-Johnson Sunday Masses at St. M ary’s .STAMPS, campaign fund. Reynolds said Church will b" at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 CANS I LB P IN A S T - Skinless he was toe "bag man” tor Bak a.mr and 10:30 a.m. with the er and contractor Matthew H. O w drcn's Mass at 10:30 a.m. Ready-to-Cook McCloskey in toe deal. in the church hall, and at St. Sausage Curtis and Stewart verbally Joseph's Mission Church in I 1 tiffed over failure of the Mc Eaglevllle at 8:30 a.m. SWIFT'S PREMIUM Closkey Company to provide The Rev. Wilhelm H. Wilkins, Split — Quartered — Cut-up ^ 33c records Curtis had requested pastor of the Prince of Peace through a govenunent agency. Lutheran Church, Missouri Sy Canned Hum "They could do it better than nod, will use "Advent Hope’ we could,” Stewart said of pro as his sermon topic at the 10: IS viding details on projects toe a m. service Sunday. rfOieti Foot/ FRESH Speei9k / , LB t SEAFOOD SPECIAL McCloskey company had At 2 p.m. Sunday the voters 3 to 4 LBS worked Invol'ving federal funds. of the church will meet to elect Roasting Chickens McCloskey, 71, former ambas officers for the coming year. sador to Ireland, took the wit Tomorrow a t '7:30 p.m. the el Flounder Fillet»43< WEUHADE ness chair Wednesday and said ders of the church will meet at Reynolds had lied. the church. SCALLOP DINNER Aviflablo “ He hasn’t told you the truth Saturday at 9 a m. the Church LB f !. once,” he said. School teachers will meet and at GRAPE DRINK Most Storos 10 a.m. the confirmation, class H M s r 8 - 0 2 P K G Barbecued Chickens FANCY BRISKET will meet, both in the church. Rockville-Vemon Basketball Program Starts ■:-x«x ■ > i '■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAYTh ECEMBER 8.1964 IIANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1964 PAGE NiNETEiM Otfloe ooodoctod by I>r. Arden Wha^s Ahead » Part IV Service Honors Aknqulot of Ohleago. A-N Aiudliary leen Sullivan, Patricia Holland, Eleven O’clock Toast. After the Mrs William Oonlon, Dr. and and Mrs. Carl Mikolowsky, Dr. NEW HOURS Elks Memorial service, which is openT to the A;;MemorlaI Fund haa also Loretta Wehr, John Brozna, Mrs. Allyn Dambeck, Dr. and Louis Foley, Dr. and Mrs. Ray L ig h t B u lb S a le AT Cji . J O J public, refreshmenM will be ^ecuted Doctor hsen eotahlishad by the Evan H as Y u le P a r ly East Catholic Lists Brian Carmody, Carol Mlntel, Mrs. Richard Demko, Dr. EUid mond Mozzer, Dr. and Mrs. S l a t e C l d i m d a y served by the Mahchesfier Em- Mrs. A. Elmer Diskan, Dr. and Barry Trabltz, Dr. And Mrs. gelical Oovenont Chnrch of THETRABHfR Kathleen Whalen, Claudia Phil Said Successful lips, Eileen Marks, John Alu- blem Club. Mrs. Martin Duke, Dr. and Mrs. John Nordby, Mr. and Mrs. Rob A memorial Oommunion Se*^ Amerloa. Those wlto wish to About 16 memben and gnssts John Eddy, Dr. and Mrs, Amos ert Bomberger, Mr. and Mrs. The Manchester Junior Cham ite Close Ties to U.S. donAte may oonatct the Trinity biekl. Celeste Metlvler, Gregory The annual Memorial Serv John Cagisnello, Eklward Ed Tics win he conducted Stinday of the Army-Navy Club Auxili POST 257 on Honor Roll Brien, Mary McNulty, Thomas gar and Eltnore Anderson, all Friend, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ralph Winn. ber of Commerce (Jayceee) re Covenant Church, 802 Hackma ice of ‘Xtanchester Lodge of at 10:4S am . at Trinity Coven ary attended a Chrlatmaa party u COOPER m uDcr Butka, Marilyn Mullaney, Kath past exalted rulers of Man Guardino, Dr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Charles Market, ports Its recent light bulb eale tack 8 t The donations will be MANCHESTER Elks will be held Sunday at 5 chester Lodge, are co-chairmen Guinan, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Eva Johnson. Miss Anna was "a complete success.” ant Oiureh for the late Dr. acknowledged by the church laat night at the chiMiouaa. San erine Parsons and Joann Tra rt marking period at East montana. p.m. at the Elks Home, Pissell for Uie program. Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaycee president Craig Heston Independence Conies Forth and forwarded to the national ta GUua praaented gifta to all DAILY 10 - 4:30 Paul Cariaon. Lratnolic High School includes the names of 124 Man- Glastonbury, second honors. St. Heaiy, Dr. and Mrs. Francis mond Tierney Sr., Mr. and Mrs. says that 88 per cent of the bulbe office in Chicago. the guests. The miastonary doct^, exe THURSDAY 10 - 9 c h e s ^ students. The other 138 students who make up Eleniors: L w Driscoll, Andrea Fred Lea, exalted ruler, will Helfrlok, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Richard Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. purchased for resale by the Dinner was prepared and open the service and Renp Matrons Listed Horton, Dr. and Mrs. Jay David Roach, Mr. and Mrs. civic group were sold, exceeding tnvestmentsf>lect to take our legitimate inter cuted by the Congo rebels last caothlng Skates the 257 l^bQp TWENTY MANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,1964 PAGE TWENTYJ3N* L 1 Sunday to banaSt .tha Varnon to the Tall Cedars and frissids RoekTille>Vernon who ware on the sAreet eollaet- O p en F o ru m ing and to the Tall Cedar Band 1 express my personal , appre T eachers Ask Notiiication taagua’a wunan’s atudilary. 'Very SuooeoataT ciation as wrell as the thanks of THIS WEEK— WHY NOT SERVE REDEEM POPULAR'S VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed lo your home! To tha Editor, the Road Race Committee., Vanioa iMirs la by It Is with a great deal of Last, but by no means least, I In Administration Openings Tba Herald's Roofcvllla Boraan, pride and yet wrlth a deep sense wish to congratulate The Man S W. Mala 8L, talephoaa 87S- of humility that I wish to ex chester Evening Herald and Its TENDER 81M or dtt-FUl. press my feelings to idl con fine staff for a marvelous cov A l» T g 9 number of Vemomf'acloiit et the First Church of cerned. erage of our endeavors. I wish DELICIOUS tMchers, members of the Ver Christ, Congregatloaal, in 'West I have been privileged, to thank most especially Eari non EVlucation Association, Hartford. He has been feafured th ro u ^ my office as Grand Yost and his staff for the tre Fire Fighting Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest Get a Better Steak at Popular,*, onanlmously Approved a motion soloist for 18 years with the mendous amount of work that Barnstormers, a group of men No. 110, Tall Cedars of Leba they put in on this task this yesterday requesUnf the board from glee clubs in the North Drains Budget non, to have been associated year, and every year. The fruit of education to notify all east who tour Vermont and with the planning and consum of their labor has shown up as teachers of administrative open New Hampshire each summer. HARTFORD (AP)—A large mating of the 28th Annual a larger and better field each Hungry for a good stook dinnor... a rod bonquot on your budget? Thou hurry ings in the school system. The concert tonight Is spon number of brush and forest Thanksgiving Day Road Race. year. to POPULAR and solocf o thick, |uley, tondor stook from our moot ecnos. For The motion was the result of sored by the First Congrega fires during this drought year Wading through many hours of long and tedious work the com Again, I am thankful to have a discussion over the recent tional Church of Vernon. Tick has necessitated the transfer of been privileged to work with all stooks art this wook's FEATURE VALUE— cmd what wonderful stecdu they oro! appointment of Eklward B. Mas ets are available at the door .or $40,275 into the state's firefight mittee of Tali Cedars, aided by some very good friends of Tail concerned. Elveryone who was ker as assistant principal of from Dave Joyce of 24 Hillcrest ing budget. engaged in the labors entailed Evoryono is ehdee quoHty— cut from hoovy steer beef. Everyone has boon Bykea Junior High School. Mas The transfer was approved Cedarism, has been able to plan Dr., or Mrs. Phyllis Saich of and bring to fruition a very with this event has helped to cloM-trimmod of oxcom biBno and fat bofort weighing and pricing. Eat somo! ker was a member and former Bolton Rd., both of Vernon. Wednesday by the Finance Ad make it the success that it was. chairman of the board of educa visory Conrunittee after it heard successful endeavor. Frooit somo! It will pay to buy tovtral tfoolu at theso lew, low prices. Hospital Notes First, I would like to express To each of them I extend my tion. He resigned to apply for Admitted Tuesday: Alan Dur- that 774 fires had occurred be right hand in friendship and the post. tween Jan. 1 and Oct. 31 com my Thank You to all the run 725 MIDDLE raRNPIKE EAST dan, Tolland; Therese Fredette, ners who competed this year. say THANK YOU. Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, High Manor Park; Marguerite pared to 550 during an average IN MANCHESTER superintendent of schools, crit year. Without these fine competitors Sincerely yours, tm.f.t.T.fTm.TTTTTTJJ.t.M.rt.T.T.Uf.U Barber, Windsorville; Julius no race could be a success. Al icised VEA members for their "Maybe we ought to take Donald R. Gray, Great with Steak VALUABLE COUPON action in calling yeeterday'a Palocie, IVapping. some offlhat $40,000 and hire a so, to our g^reat company of Grand Tall Cedar. I Freezer Specials meeting, held at the Lake Street Admitted yesterday: Doris rainmaker," quipped State Rep. spectators whose presence Elementary School. Hickton, Ellington; Lorraine Ralph L. Ektrle, R-North Haven. along the streets provides much CNERYL A N N JIrlag hi lint Cavpoa Co«d for Dr. Ramsdell called the dis Yanke, Main St.; Herman Leh During the 1S88-84 fiscal year inspiration to the competitors. Returns from Morgue pute a “family matter" and told man, 1 West St.; Ella Kittle, the state spent $183,310 on fire Not forgetting, of course, their Mushrooms 100 fr e e s t STAMPS teachers, "We shouldn't have to 354 Tunnel Rd.; Richard Carr, fighting services. Expenditures gifts to our Muscular Dvstro- GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — air our dirty laundry in pub Stafford Springs; Louis Brown, during the current fiscal year, phy Fund and the help it will Catherine Leask was brought W M Ai» Parch.M of $5 or Moro 84 Brooklyn St. provide in the task we have ' alive from the city morgue A l Your Fri.ndly Pooolir - lic." which ends next June 30, are today. Fresh He scored teachers for invit Births yesterday; A daughter expected to total $245,000. pledged to support. Steaks SAVi 17c ADULTS ONLY—ONI-TO A FAMILY ing the press and neglecting to to Mr. and Mrs. David Chmlel- The FAC also approved an To the committee of Tall Ce Mrs. Leask, 35, was sent to Snow Valid fhru S.iurd.y, Dtc.m b.r Sfh inform him or the board of edu erski, 26 Ward St. additional $27,900 for the Seaside dars from Nutmeg Forest I am the morgue from Glasgow’s No Stamps with C iq .r.H .t or B..r— St.t. Law cation of the purpose of the Births Tuesday: A son to Mr. Regional Center for the mentsd- most deeply Indebted. Their Royal Infirmary. She was be White meeting. and Mrs. Edward Fuller, Tol ly retarded and $1,500 to send many hours of unselfish labor lieved to have had an overdose Me'iie Munk Assorted "I am here in a dual posi land; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ar five of the Connecticut Valley and devotion to their Ideals of drugs. tion,” Dr. Ramsdell said, “as a thur Polmatier, RFD 3. Hospital staff to a geriatric re leaves one with a heartwarm An ambulance man noticed a member of the VEA and as su Discharged Tuesday: Mildred habilitation training program in ing sense of peace and hope. quiver in her neck as he v/as perintendent of schaola repre Strong, Vernon. Boston. Also to the officials of, Man about to leave the slab. He ap DANISH senting the board of education." Discharged yesterday; Amy chester for their aid and assist plied oxygen from his ambu MEATY. TENDER DELICIOUS C O L O N IA L — By the Piece "Over the years,” he con Merton, 36 Windermere Ave., College Gives ‘Push* ance, especially the Recreation lance equipment and detected a PASTRY tinued, “we Ijave attempted to Therese Fredette, High Manor Department and the Police De faint pulse )>eat. build good work relations' with partment. My grateful thanks A spokesman at the infirmary Park; Sarah West, RFD 2; Bar- WASHINGTON — The Bureau the 'VEA. I think this acUon bara Bergman, 25 Chestnut St. to Chief Reardon and hl.s fine said: "When Mrs. Leask first BO LO GNA or taken by your executive com of Labor Statistics finds that officers for the splendid manner arrived, a physician could de LOIN HOWARD JOHNSON’S PROZIN Cookie Sale Set one college graduate in five be LEG of mittee has tom all this down.” in which they handle the traf tect no trace of life and she wms A door-to-door cokie sale will comes a manager, official, or The executive committee dis be held Friday, Saturday and fic and protect the runners. certified dead. She is now in the LIVERWURST u cussed the problem at a meet owner of a business. To the officials of the race. Intensive care unit.” C U M S W ing held Nov. 24, according to LAMB VEA President Thomas J. Kel LAMB ly. "There were complaints and unrest from some VEA mem ONE DAY ONLY - FRIDAY DECEMBER 4Hi - 12 NOON TO $ P.M. bers,” Kelly reported. CHOPS In a strongly worded state ment, Dr. Ramsdell said re svEsr VIEW A p a n o r a m i c s p l e n d o r garding the charge that teachers R«g. were not told about the vacancy, This 7X35mm jaclc-of-oll-trades is rated that the resignation of Richard $89.95 Sawyer's (former assistant prin best in its field by experts. The extra cipal) “was not 24 hours old wide 578' field of view will give $ * 1 , 0 9 0 when I was visited by six ap you added pleasure at sporting plicants for the post, one half of events, in hunting or just any whom were teachers. "In six weeks (from the re oot-door activity. Truly a panor signation to the appointment) amic pleasure. Pig skin leother if you did not know about it. case and straps ir\cluded. then you better wake up," Ramsdell said. One teacher, siding with Dr. PLYMOUTH ROCK BRAND—SEMI-BONELESS Ramsdell said that if a person is Interested in a job, he would seek it out Instead of waiting for someone to approach him. HAMS The usual procedure for an nouncing openings is to put no S A V E 46' tices on school bulletin boards. U. S. CHOICE TOP QUALITY BEEF Albert Kerkin, chairman of Tasco features finest BONELESS CHUCK the VEA's personnel policy com precision craftsmanship! Save ’1.09 BETTY CROCKER mittee, said he was not interest 1. Center focus wheel ed in having his committee in 2. Multiple element eyelens LUCKY LAYER volved In the complaint "be assembly POT ROAST cause now we are Involved with 3. Super polished hard coated HALF DOLLAR salary talks with the board of optics education.” 4. Shock proof strappM EXTRA LEAN, JUICY High School Principal Martin Umitffd QuanHry. 7x35mm • 578' W id* Rang* prism mounts Fagan told the VEA, "The prob 5. Double element coated C A K E M IX E S lem is how does this reorgs^za- tion proceed when members LIGGEm DRUG MIDDLE TURNPIKE ~ PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER GROUND CHUCK YOUR CHOICE PYREX have a grievance? And there have been grievances in the White, Yellow, past and we will have them in the future.” 4 CUP SERVER plus Dark Chocolate, Fagan c\iggested that the LAND O’ LAKES proper committee be contacted. Devil Food, Spice, The executive bosurd may call a BUHER meeting of the entire group if it Lb. Quarters 4 serving pkg. of Marble or Apple deems it necessary. THREE DIAMOI^ WHITE MEAT "I do not recall anytime when MANCHESTER anyone refused to sit down and MAXWELL discuss a prcblem when it was TUNA Protected In Water 3 95c necessary.” Fagan said. Fagan suggested that a com- , CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS HOUSE mittee be appointed to outline ^ grievance procedures. Viva Macaroni UBLIC MARKET Instant Coffee Dr. Ramsdell told VEA mem COFFEE Lb. Can 85e bers that he would bring, their ^ 803-805MAIN STREET CUT-RITE motion to the attention of the ¥ 1 f i ' l Rog. Thin Spaghetti board of education. $1.59 Part-Time Teacher Sought W A X PAPER 125 Ft. Roll I t Elbows, Ziti, Dr. Raymontf E. Ramsoell. 2 For 45c Valuo superintendent of Vernon CALO Medium Shells Schools, said yerterday that the f / AJAX department is encountering dif WITH $5. PURCHASE ficulty in obtaining a part-time, CAT or D O G FOOD 8 C an sM (SAVE 8c) accredited. Grade 6 teacher. SWEET LIFE TTie teacher is needed morn is a welcome change from Turkey... Laundry Detergent ings so that a teaching princi pal cam devote full time to OUR OWN MAKE SUGAR TOMATO JUICE For administrative duties. 3 89c GIANT Any ,gualified person inter ested in the post may contact ^ CURED from THE BRINE BARREL! -•'Dr. Ramsdell in the superin BOX PURE PRESERVES tendent's oflJee. Soloist in Concert ^ r D ir r lONE SOLID HEAD of SAVE 16c Everett MacCluggage of PRODUCE Manchester will be gue.st solo ^ i K t t ! CABBAGE with Each Purchase Golden Sun ist with the Choral Club of Hartford In a special concert ^ ^ L e a n Center Guts of Chuck lb. 79c < Lean G ro u Gut lb. 79c LARGE, SWEET FANCY, LONG FANCY Strawberry set for tonight at 8 at Rock BANANAS ville High School. CAUFORNIA GREEN SN O W W HITE (SAVE 10c) MacCluggage is baritone ^ * Chuck Pieces, Bone In lb. 49c Fancy Boneless Brisket lb. 89c SKIPPY Iv Navel GOLDEN GIFT TIES ^ Top Grade Choice FRESH PORK RIBBO.NS—PAPER Cucumbers Cauliflower YELLOW Peanut Butter X M A S C A R D S Fancy Grade A Oranges ARTHUR DRUG t BEEF CUTS PRODUCTS Sea Tuna SMAJ-L, LEAN, FRESH CALIF. SEEDLESS 12 oz. Jar ► BONELESS BO.NE1.KSS CROSS CUCUT for a nice POULTRY Pork Shoulders Jb. 39c SAVE IQc Chunk Style POT ROAST lb. 79' Medium Size dz Fresh Pork Butts lb. 49c NAVEL ORANGES. <^ 69* Light Meat CASH SAVINGS Roasting Chickens Lb. 39c fm. r FKE.SIII.Y GROL'NIl Vi Pork Feet lb. 25c ALL PURPOSE JUICY, RED I P TO Large 5-5 Vi Lbs. PLAIN OR (SAVE 33c) 10*^ lb. Roasting Chickens Lb. 59c Pork Hocks lb. 35c Diamond Salt > HAMBURG NABISCO LORN A DOONES ...... ISStt. $«8 Chicken Legs Cut Rite Wax Paper 4 Roll I ► LE*.S.'n.E8H Fresh Sp are-R lb s lb. 49c CORTLAND APPLES 4 '3 9 Quartered Lb. 49c EDUCATOR GINGER SNAPS ...... j,,. 100 ‘ - 1 v' »■ X. ■ ■ \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEBfBER 8,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1964 PAGE TWENTY-THREiI DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Man Fights ice oNd Snow MOTT’S CELEBRATES NEW STORE OPENING AT CHICOPEE,MASS, witii 44M Frank Howard Deal Killed Herald Angle Butkus Set to Sign with Chicago Bears By E A R L Y O S T Jets Lose Top Owner Coaches^ Award •porte Editor Owls’ Jack Nocera Of Astros Just Keeps Rolling Along In Battle Like Old Man River, Norm Burke just keeps rolling RENEGADES — Fred Le aldng. The 1(^1 veteran is back again playing basket Of Intrigue sAif-' Nixes Deal vesque 14fl, Bob Boroch 359. For Tom Kelley On Little N.E. 11 ball with the Explorers in the New England League. The T LEAGUE — Frank Calvo Explorers are back from a tour which included stops at NEW YORK (AP) — HOUSTON (AP)— Out 164—401, Dorn Farr 166—392, Veteran baseball coach Tom Kelley o f Manchester the Boston Garden and Madison Square Garden in New Dick Butkus, one of the BOSTON (A P )— A pair of linebackers from the same fielder Frank Howard of Art Johnson 140—^89, Fred High has been selected baseball coach of the year by the York against Marques Haynes and his Harlem Magi prime targets in the multi team, a boy who never played football before and a the Loa Angeles Dodgers McCurry 138—392, Don Car Connecticut High School Coaches Association. cians. Sonny Thomas, former^ sophomore who gained more than 1,000 yards were million-dollar pro football k was as good as traded to penter 140— 387, Bill Rlccio 351, Kelley becomes eligible for<^ Hartford High standout, has featured on The Associated Press 1964 Little All-New A1 Bujaucius 136-139— 385, Ed war, will sign with the Chi Houston when the princi the association's President’s Joined the Majgiclans. England football team released today. Bujaucius 393, Stan Grzyb 354, Award as Coach of the Year cago Bears today and end pal owner of the Texas club Charles Whalen 363, Tom Mar Vermont, which had its most*? ■ — ■ ------to be presented at the first an several days of intrigue in successful season ever, owed stepped in and killed the tin 858, Jim Bell 352. nual Coaches Recognition Pin Classic Here which the New York Jets Leltz, end Pete Richudson and much of that success to line guard John Pryor. deal, the Associated Press Dinner Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Holiday Lanes in Manchester tried to lure him into the backers George Oelze and Ar learned today. VnXAOE CHARMERS Waverly Inn, Cheshire. thur (Rusty) Brink. Using their Norwich, Maine, MIddlebury Nancy Scott 148—363. will be the scene of the 35th an rival American League on Houston General Manager A coach of the year will be By BOB BROWN own statistics as a gtiide, even and Northeastern each placed selected In each of 10 high nual Men’s United States Bowl a lateral from Denver. two men on the squad. Quarter i Paul Richards and Dodger Gen- It hasn’t been too hea'vlly Vermont coaches couldn’t pick \ eral Manager Buzzie Bavasi K. of C.—Joe Lovett 200, Jim school sports activities. These ing Classic Jan. 8, 8, 10. Guar While the National League one over the other since both back Dick DeVamey, who es Cantln 206, Ted Kiejna 201, coaches then become eligible for publicized but, the Mt. Nebo anteed first prize Is 10,500 In won the struggle for Butkus' tablished seven school pusing reached agreement on a trade Ski Slope was in Jeopardy of boys wound up with 168 points, that would have brought How John Martin 211, Rollie Masse the President’s Award. cash and a diamond medal. Sec services, the American League based on tackles, tackle assists, records, and defensive tackle 554. opening this year because of Ernie Smith represent Maine. ard to Houston for third-base Besides Kelley, coaches al ond place ■will be wortli $750 pulled even in signing competl- intercepted passes, etc. vandalism that occurred this ", f } ' ■ « ' Defensive safety Ed McGIaston man Bob Aspromonte and pitch ready named ore Joe Slkorski and $500 will gjo to the third Uve first round draft choices Jack Slomback of American MIXED DOUBLES — Marge past spring and summer. The joined Cappadona u the North er Ken Johnson, The AP was of New Canaan for track, Peter highest scorer. A field of 200 when the Houston Oilers signed International never played foot Cushing 128, Irma Lawrence 93 vandals entered the wire en the league's No. 1 selection— eastern players chosen. Defen told. Harrity of Andrew Ward of is expected to com pete.. Paul ball before this fall although he mo mark. Herb Smith 353, Ruth Fairfield for tennis, Sam Bend- i closed area which housed the Baylor pass-catching whiz Lar starred on the track, soccer and sive end Bob Shannon and line But the informant .said Bob Edwards, sportscasters at radio backer Howsud Lovering repre Ostrander 147—371. er of Hillhouse for basketball, tow motor and destroyed'it be ry Elkins. baseball teams. He was urged Smith, chairman of the board of yond repair. Before club mem station WINF In Manchester Is sented Norwich and center John directors of the Houston club, Karl Marsfi of Amity for hock weEU'ing a big smile these days Butkus’ decision to Join the to report for football and the HOMEMAKERS — Priscilla bers removed the tow rope this Bears—a major score for the coaches made great use of his Klngmiui and halfback FYed vetoed the trade because he ey, and Larry Amann of Hart after the recent birth of a son Ather 169-166— 477, Ginger ford for swimming. spring it was cut In several NaUonal League in the batUe speed to set up long p u s pat Beams were the MIddlebury ■ didn't want to let Aspromonte Yourkas 178-150—490. places. that weighed in at better than choices. 80 . Coaches for golf, soccer, cross for big names—came almost terns. In the past the Manchester 10 pounds.. Ray Hales of 21 simultaneously Wednesday with Slomback, a senior, wound up Completing the offensive -A The minor leagues approved a country and football are to be Ski Club has underwritten the Union Court recently shot and squad was tackle Joe Buesing of pro-football-type draft of high R ESTAIRAN T— Don Sim named tonight. the revelaUon that Denver had with a total of eight touchdown major portion of the financial killed a 250-300 pound black Rhode Island. Also picked on school and college players at mons 136— 352, Nell Relly 147 traded its rights to the standout passes and ranked fifth In New —369, Dick Albee 136— 379, Tickets are available to the j outlay to operate the slope but bear while hunting In New the defensive squad were end P L A Y E I^ ’ MEETING— Four major league baseball players’ representatives Wednesday's session of the NORM BURKE Illinois linebacker. England scoring with 48 points. Leo Rivers 142—361, Ed Bur public at the Manchester High | because! of the cost the club Hampshire.. It is interesting to At his home In Champidgn, Dick Nocera w u all Southern Nick Rossetti of Connecticut, chat with Frank Scott (holding paper) director of the players’ association at winter baseball meetings. But office. TOM KELLEY halfback Steve Karp of Tufts trade rumors were still the prin bank 153— 385, Hank Frey 149 found it impossible to replace note that but 26 boys came out Nazarene, has turned to setting ni., Butkus told The Associated Connecticut had to cheer about the national baseball convention in Houston. Plavers are, left to right Milt —365, Jack Coflell 150—359, Ed the destroyed equipment. Press; this season—one of their worst and safety Bob Harrington of cipal conversation pieces. for pony football In Manchester up this year in the Rec Na Bowdoln. Pappas, Orioles; Ed Fischer, White Sox; Frank Bolling, Braves and Harvey Doucette 139-148— 411, Pat Realizing the popularity of this past season and a squad of tional Volleybfidl League. One of "Yes, I definitely have ever at 2-6-1. The flashy sopho Kuenn, Giants. (AP Photofax.) It appeared there was sUIl a fair chance the Los Angeles An Longo 139, Ding Farr 146— t/.S. Defending Canada Cup the slope over the past few 24 was carried. The Pony Red the beat spikers In town, and an decided to play for the Chicago more gained 1,088 yards, a gels would trade pitcher Bo 399, Jim Stanizzi 352, A1 Bu years and wishing to continue Raiders compiled an undefeated American League standout last Bears and definitely will sign phenomenal figure for a sopho jaucius 355, Dick Simmons 378, its operation, representatives of and imtled record while easUy season with the West Sides, now with them.” more, leading the team in scor Quintet Added Belinsky to the Philadelphia TOO MUCH SPACE— Ranger goalie Jacques Plante couldn’t split wide enough ing with 42 points. Phillies. But no one seemed to Larry- Bates 142-140— 408, Ken the Ski Club met with General winning the (Charter Oak Con heads the Nazarene entry and In Denver, Broncos President Clarke Sets Washburn 373, Larry Jamaitls With Palmer and Nicklaus Cal Kunz said Butkus wanted to A lad who starred for North- AAU Warns Against know which Philadelphia player Manager Richard Martin In ference Pony Division cham he admits It’s a lot of fun teach to stop early shot by Chicago’s Stan Mikita (21). The goal was the first of a To Ring ‘HaU’ or players might be Involved. 356, Frank Calvo 351, Don an effort to work out a solution ing the men the finer points of play in a big city "so Denver game in New York that ended in 3-8 deadlock. No. 14 is Chicago’s Doug Robin eu te m u a sophomore — Bob pionship. Cappadona — earned special New Record The proposed draft of players Leavitte 355, Dick Krinjak 354, KAANAPAU, Hawaii*?'in to the problem. After meeting the game . . . Tw o. basketball gave Its rights to him to the * * * son, the Ranger (dark shirt) is Lou Angotti. (AP Photofax.) mention this season u the NEW YORK (AP) — Boxing’s with no professional experience Walt Suchy 369, Bill Sheekey (AP) — It was the defending today, before teeing off in the with Mr. Martin, he directed officials with The Teachenj’ en New York Jets. I can't say any 369, Dick McConvllle 356, Dill champion United States, with the representatives to the ap O ff the Cuff try In the American League are thing right now about our deal workhorse of the Huskies. The Hall of Fame h u five new MIXLBOURNS, .AusIralU Between-Olympic L^g was approved unanimously by Canada Cup International Watertown, Mass., native, who the minor leagues and was to be Welrdak 364. Al Bertussi 362, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nick- Matches — his 30th tournament propriate department heads Dave Etooman and Dave with New York.” members — Lou Ambers, Jim (A P )— Ron Olarite of Aua- Two Manchester firms, A-1 Butkus disclaimed any led the Huskies Into , a 1868 bowl considered today in separate Vic Abraltis 376, Dick DlBella laus, against the world to of the year. and advisors and a plan for Caterers and Ray Damato of Turkington. Another teacher, Sonny Connects, Braddock, Georges Carpentler, tralls smaalied Uie world 388, Ken Seaaton 387, day with the start of the pres Town support was devised. The Don Wynn, despite lack of knowledge of the transaction. giune in which he couldn’t play, record for three milee to HHOUSTON (AP)— The Amateur Athletic Union feels meetings of the American and "For 10 years I’ve been play the Damato Construction Com Hull Just Laughs w u more of a standout this fall Ted (Kid) Le-wia and Sam Ool- National leagues. It was expect tige-packed Canada Cup golf culmination of the efforts of height, Is one of the better all “ I really don’t know anything So DeoTs O.K» night, running the distance ing In 25 or more tournaments pany, are lunong the individual with a team that w u much lyer.. the United States shouldn’t follow its old habit of let ed to win approval. NITE OWLS — Mary Lourie matches. every season. It’s too much. I the club and town were realized around players and a top splker about that,” he said. ” I have in IS minutes, 7.6 seconds, sponsors of Ray McKenna’s la weaker. Their selection, annotmeed ting down in international competition after the Olym Under the plan, there would 1T8-519, Nicky Gorsky 191-508, love golf. I don’t want to get to last Tuesday when the Board of as well. not talked with anyone from the llie time was 2.4 seconds Two-man teams representing test basketball edition in East Jets.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Amherst and Williams, the Wednesday, brings to 82 the be three drafts each year. The Mary Lou Small 476, Barbara 32 nations, plus twosomes from the point that It Is no longer fun Directors overwhelmingly im * • * faster than oid record set by pic Games but should work even harder, an AA U Banavlge 466. Hartford, the Explorers . . . As Washington stumbled teams which met for the Little number of fighters in the Hall. first two, in January and June, Hawaii and Puerto Rico, were but drudgery. proved an appropriation of Butkus was a first-round ee- At 60-Goal Guess spokesman says. Hartford Track Club lists a six- Three Championship u unde- Anfbers, one-time lightweight Murray Haiberg of New $1,000 to insure the opening of Short Stuff 4 lecUon of the Bears while the and fumbled to four de Already much of the business would involve college players set to tee off over the lush green "Next year I’ll limit myself to mile holiday race, Dec. 27 at feateds, each placed three play Zeaiand in 1961. congressional Investigation of k a t f e e k l a t g h e r s — the slope this season. Broncos, who had traded away champion, and former hea-vy- at the annual AAU meeting here and high school graduates not acres of the Royal Kaanapali about 15 tournaments — picking Keney Park In Hartford. Three Tip of the hat to Tony All feats to open the NaUonal era on the 22-num squad. Tackle welght champion Braddock The Australian long-dis the “ NCAA's attack and boycott planning to attend college. The Betty Richardson 184-521, them — and that’ll be my diet At this time I would like to brio at Manchester High and their No. 1 pick In Uie AFL Football Leagrue season, has been directed toward that Golf Course, one that measures trophies and 10 medals will be draft, made him their first pick N EW YORK (A P )— Can Bobby Hall hit 60 jroals? George Biyuos, guanl Ken Oou- were voted in by boxing writers tance champion spread-eag of the AAU to see If there is a third would probably be held in Fawn McCarthy 175, Dot La- 7,216 yards, with par 36-36—72. from now on. I’m getting too old personally thank Mr. Martin, Norm Gerber at East Catholic many Redskin fans decided goal. For one thing, the AAU valid reason.” Porte 469. awarded. Bob Bamberger at on the second round. The Chicago Black Hawks’ scoring star just laughed sens and defensive tackle My while a special committee led the field, which included August and would involve only There will be 18 holes each and tired to try to keep up with the directors and other town High who contributed w e^y Coach Bill MePeak haA has agreed on a 1965 triangular East Catholic High is handling The OUere, signing their No. 1 when the question was put to him Wednesday night ron Rokoszak represented Vm picked Carpentler and T..e*vis Haiberg. darke, who had to track meet with Poland, West American Legion and sandlot day, concluding Sunday these young bucks week-in and administrators who war* In area information on the run . . . columns, Coaches’ <3omer, been swindled when he Lord Jeffs while the Williams and the dlrecton selected Ool> contend with a stiff wind, players. week-out.” strumental In approving the throughout the schoolboy Toot- draft choice for the fifth time In after the Hawks had played a 3-3 tie with the New Germany and the United States. ■nie Canada Cup, put into play Player - Coach Dan Pinto of six years, whipped the NFL’s swapped quarterbacks with group Included halfback Tom Iyer. won by more than 160 yards Gogolak Picked Each major league club would first in 1953 as an emblem of appropriation which wlH make ball season . . . Look All- Philadelphia. Don Hull, AAU executive di Green Manors entry In the Far Green Bay Packers for Ellkins’ York Rangers. ^ from Haiberg and Tony be permitted to pick one player Pettit Back international good will through the opening of the slope possi America football team will be rector, said following a meeting mington Valley Basketball services while reuniting last Maurice Richard, who shares He’ll shoot from the blue line Sonny Jurgensen couldn’t Cook of Australia For AFL Award at each draft. Selections would the medium of golf, is the big ble this year. I also feel I should Lieague reports five new players unveiled Thursday night on the the one-season NHL scoring find his receivers. And of the foreign-relations com be made in inverse order of the UMass Gridders Johnny CJarson Show, How year’s sensaUonal Don Trull to and be on the net every time. mittee Wednesday that the plan prize. It is determined by the speak for the club In extending are on the roster, Pat Mlstret- mark of 50 goals with Hull and when he did, they often clubs’ standings. With Hawks^ our thanks. eight backs were named ahead Elkins’ passing comblnaUon. There aren’t many you have to is for 1966 to be “ the largest NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody total scores of the two players. ta, Ken Lowd, Ed Wojclk, Mike Trull, now rookie with the Bemie Geoffrion, said Wednes dropped the ball. He didn’t Should a i^ayer refuse to sign In the past few weeks, the of Cosmo lacavazzi of Prince a worry about from out there.” Fall Sports Night and best ever for international drafted Pete Gogolak in the Na The companion award is the Dominate Squad Moran and Ralph DlNicola. The OUers, was the Baylor quarter' day that the Chicago star has ooimoct for a touchdown Cordial Shoppe tional Football league last year. with the club that drafted him, International Trophy which goes club has been endeavoring to latter la the assistimt golf pro ton r u never know. No doubt the speed, strength emd scoring The tie moved the Rangers until the third game, only competition the year after the back in 1963. Besides Trull there Into a third-place tie with Idle Olympic Games.” It took a strong sales talk to he would become subject to se Ask Lakers to the low medalist. collect several pieces of equip fessional at the Manchester the panel of Look football dx- ability to hit 60. Hull scored 17 At East Catholic Massachusetts placed three were other lures for Elkins. AC' Montreal and kept them three twice in the first four. 535 MAIN STREET convince the Buffalo Bills they lection again at a special draft Palmer and Nicklaus won the ment which have been donated Country Club . . . New punting perta were ’’looking” the other goals In Chicago’s first 18 Today, there has been The United States, he said, men on the University of Con cording to the Houston Post, he points up on the fifth - place a should take the Hungarian-bom session held prior to the next By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Canada Cup last year in Paris, by many businessmen In the leader in the NaUonal Football way or didn’t get a good look games. surprising turnabout. Me EDDIE GADO, Prop. Pall Sports Night banquet has a habit cf letting down after regular draft. He might then be necticut football team’s all at the Ivy League standout signed a contnust calling for a Hawks. place kicker from Cornell in the Bob Pettit’s back in the St. and while Palmer has yet to community. This equipment League Is rookie Bob Walden of $35,000 bonus and three years at The Rangers, ■victims of four Peak now la regarded lui a ' for Bast Catholic High athletes the Games and then scrambling picked by a club other than the capture the International Tro will be used to construct the . . . And how about John No other games were sched back the year before the next 12th round of the American Louis Hawks’ line-up and don’t opponent eleven selected at a Minnesota. The Viking punter $30,000 a year. — a $125,000 Hull goals in their first two hero for obtaining the SO- . will be h ^ Saturday night. Football League draft. one that drafted him originally. the Los Angeles Lakers know It. phy, he sounded a warning meeting of the players. Head new all electric tows. Our Is averaging better than 47 Huart of Notre Dame, the uled. year-old former Duke Uni CHOICE WINES, Olympics. One object of the draft is to Heedman Trophy -winner, who package. meetings with the Hawks, IPrincipai speaker wU be. Bill Buffalo has been thanking its Pettit, who has scored more Wedne.sday. Coach Rick Forzano who con thanks to them, too. yards per punt. Walden admits Elkins' signing gave the AFL seemed determined not to sur versity quarterback, named Loika, head football coach at “ This doesn't lend to keeping put a brake on high bonuses. Amie, with an alibreviated failed to make most All^Amer- lucky stars for picking Gogolak points than any man in National ducted the poll al.so announced Despite the facte which have that he pracUces faithfully, a 2-2 split -vrith the NFL in the render that 18th goal. New York The NaUonal Hockey League Associated Press Player of Central Connecticut State Col- the United States on top,” he If adopted, the plan would version of his famed army at been laid out in the last few Ica squads ? For years the LIQUORS, BEERS since the night in Tampa, Fla., Basketball Association history, the selection of Yale fullback averaging 60 to 60 punts a day, signing of players both leagues Coach Red Sullivan assigned will award a tropny honoring the Week Wednesday. added. become effective in January. missed five games with a stom his heels, broke the course paragraphs, there remains a Heisman grabber was the , lege and former UOonn grid when he booted a 57-yard field Chuck Mercein as the team’s Monday thru Wednesday. Thurs drafted on the first round. Bob Nevin and Donnie Marshall the late Lester Patrick, mana He won the honor for his Hull said the AAU tentatively ach muscle tear but wa.s back record In the pro - amateur great deal of work to be done country’s No. 1 college player FREE DEUYERY TEL 543-7718 assistant. goal in an exhibition game. It most outstanding opponent. day he cuts back to 40 boots, to shadow the hefty Hawk and ger of the New York Rangers, performance Sunday when plans to match the men’s and was appropriate that his for the Hawks’ game Wednes prelude with a seven-under-par on the slope. Winter weather . . . As often stated in these All boys will attend Mass at College Basketball Friday about 20 and then re- The American Power Boat they did a commendable Job. to the executive, manager or he threw four touchdown women’s national champions Thanksgiving Day performance day night against Western Divi 31-34-65. Mercein and Milt Morin of is just around the comer. The laixes on Saturday. Tips for columns, All-America teams €:30 before going to the cafe- Massachu.setts, picked as an are for the birds . . . South Association sanctioned 602 re "He’s a tough man to cover,” coach making the greatest con passes and completed 24 of and runners-up from Poland, gave him 'Die Associated Press’ EAST sion-leading Loa Angeles. Best-ball low-score honors, 62, past few days are certainly punters from Walden: Drop of 43 for 818 yards in a 36-21 .teria where a pot luck supper West Germany and the United end. appeared on all but two of Windsor High’s new gym will gattas during 1864 as compared said Marshall. "You can’t take, tribution to hockey in tJie recogniUon as the AFL Player Syracuse 127, American U. 67 His 28 points paced a 106-102 went to Palmer and his amateur good testimony to this. the ball, leg swing and follow victory over New York. will be served starting at 7 States in a July 10-11 meet in victory which shaved the Lak partner, Howard Clark of New 39 ballots cast; but Mercein be dedicated Tuesday night to to 475 the pre’vlous year. your eyes off him for a second. United States. „ o’clock. of the Week. Princeton 88, Lafayette 74 A great deal of work remains through. Los Angeles. It will be a tune-up ers’ margin to 2V4 games over York, president of the Interna was an ovenvhelming choice in to be done on the slope and for « * * the late Hugh Greer, former Three trophies will be award- The Bills’ 10-game losing Penn 100, Rutgers 76 for the dual meet between the streak had been snapped by Yale 77, Colgate 71 the Hawks. Elsewhere, Boston tional Golf Association. the "most outstanding” cate the next few weeks an all-out Ellsworth High basketbEdl •d. Don Bume, athletic direc United States and Russia in Boston Nov. 15. A defeat by San ripped New York 116-91, Detroit Nicklaus had an Individual 72. gory. effort will be made to complete Here ’n There coach. South Windsor Coach NO TWO tor reports. One will go to the Harvard 100, Amherst 64 Mascow later that month. Diego on Thanksgiving Day downed Cincinnati 126-116 and Runners-up to Palmer were it. Any and all help will be Remember Julia Chase, the Charlie Sharos reports the gym ’most valuable member of the Temple 72, Gettysburg 69 Others from the Yankee Con Meanwhile, the squabble over would have clipped Ekiffalo’s Maryland 72, Penn State 71 Baltimore whipped San Francis Bruce Devlin, Australia, 69, and greatly appreciated. A work young gal who created quite a will be christened the Hugh S. cross countrj' team, another to co 120-114. ference champion Ma.ssachu- control of open amateur athlet lead to one-half game, with a St. Bonaventure 78, (Juincy 64' at 70, Ted Makalena of Hawaii party will be held Sunday at 9 Btir three years ago when she Greer Memorial Gym at apprO' Come and the most valuable football setts roster were end Bob ics in the United States between big rematch with Boston still to Delaware 68, Johns Hopkins Pettit, playing his fir.st game and Clhefif Sayed of Egypt. a.m. showed up and ran, unregistered priate ceremonies before the ALIKE!! player and a third to the most the National Collegiate Athletic be played. in 10 days, sank a basket and The United States team faces Meers and quarterback Jerry opoiing game agsdnat Coventry 64 Whelchel. The Club will meet one week in the Five Mile Road Race In tmprored football player. Association and the AAU was at two foul shots in the last two stem opposition In its quest for from Monday night. The annual Manchester! Now a senior at Join In The all-dpponent team: a standstill today. minutes as the Hawks held off a seventh victory from such na Christmas potluck supper Is be Smith Clollege, Miss Chase won Ev«ry Used Car k Each side agreed to meet the Lakers. Elgin Baylor’s 36 tions as Spain, South Africa, Meers and Morin, Mas.sachu- tJ.S. Open champion Ken ing planned. Club members will the recent New England AAU College Basketball Dec. 16 in Chicago, but only on points led the losers and Richie Canada, Au.stralia and New setts, ends; Ron Koehler, Tem Our Month Venturi w'ill be pointing for the Maryland Nips Penn State be contacted next week for cross coimtry championship run SOUTH its terms. Neither gave any sign Guerin hit 22 for St. Louis. 21ealand, to list a few. ple. and Ah Lawrence, Yale, food contributions. More de In Boston. The race took place Tennessee 87, Richmond 66 DIFFERENT... L or Angeles Open. He won the of giving In to the other, so most SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—The tackles; EJd Meixler. Bo.ston event in 1959 but last January tailed information will be dis at Franklin Park with the route Florida 68, VMI 69 officials saw little likelihood the In Basketball Highlight Boston Celtics are headed for KAANAPALI, MAUI, Hawaii University, and Tom Nissi, tributed to members through measuring one and one-half Navy 104, West. Maryland 66 Long W« Invitn You to Ck>mpai« the Quality, Ar he missed the cut for the flnal meeting would be held. San Francisco on their first Na (AP) — Amle’s Army can relax Holy Cross, guards; Pete Sa- the monthly newsletter. miles . . . The Rev. Bob Shoff, SOUTHWEST and Performance of Our Value Rated Used Can with 18-hole round. Hull said there should be a tional Basketball Associa 1 1 o n — the general is going to start vidge, Rutgers, center; Whel pauator at the Church of the Texius Tech 114, McMurray 70 any cara, anywhere! Tou’Q quickly reoogniie the DIF All-America Bill Bradley of^ards rallied to within one point visit to the West Coast this sea taking it easier. chel, Mas.sachusetls, quarter Celebration! FERENCE! Princeton :ind Dave Bing of Syr at 68-67. son, after winning a back- to- ” I ’m through knocking my Gino Marchetti coaches the back; Jim Marcellino, Holy defensive end.s for the Balti acuse displayed their basket Bing tossed in 20 points and back series from the New York brains out — next year I’ll cut Cross, and Frank Harney, Knicks. more Colts in the National . . . handed out 11 assists in leading my tournament .schedule almost Maine, halfbacks; Mercein. ’64 OLDS “88” HOLmAT SEDAN . $ 3 1 9 S D0N7 BREAK THAT ball finesse to the nth degree, Boston will meet the Warriors Football League. but the headlines went to Mary the seventh-ranked Syracuse team to an easy 127-67 triumph twice over the weekend. They ’63 OLDS “88” HOLIDAY COUPE ... .gSGIIS land's Neil Brayton. over American U. also play at Los Angeles. 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LaBelle, of 146 About Town •Porter St., state's attorney for Rocky Avoids 1 4 ,1 4 « temperatara throuch tomorrow; Hartford County, will particl- iilattrlipatpr iEuPttittg IfcraUi ■ome ebaace of freccliic ratal to- ^ t e in a seminar sponsored by Member of tbe Andit alckt; tcetoperaturo In mid 80a. Royal Black Preceptory ain the Connecticut Bar Associa Bureen ef Ctrcntaitioa maet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tion on Saturday from 9:45 Leading Role ManehMter— A City of Village Charm O anca HUl. Officers will be a.m. to 4 p.m. The seminar on installed by Past Master Henry "The United States Supreme (OlaeaUied Advertlataic on Pafo 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS C Laudhlln of Chicopee, Maas., Court and Criminal law " will In GOP Fight VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 55 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1964 and Ms staff. Robert Hauerh be held at the Yale Law School Sale Pinehurst will be Installed as worshipful- Auditorium. The public is wel (Continued from.Page One) master. Refreshments will be come. There will be no admis served. sion charge. Rockefeller goes to the meet ing with his state organization Events Girl Scout Cadette Troop 77 firmly behind him in opposition The Mallmama will have their will sponsor a Bake Sale Sat anmml Christmas party Monday urday from 9:30 a.m. at House to continued leadership of the FBI Makes 20 Arrests at 6:S0 p.m. at Miller's Restau and Hale, Main St. national GOP by Sen. Barry In State rant, 10 E. Center St. Gifts will Goldwater, the party's defeated Boneless ROAST BEEF be exchanged. The British American Club’s presidential candidate. annual Children's Christmas French ChA of Manchester Goldwhtcr had little support Home R u l o Bills party will be held Sunday, Dec. among Republican profe.ssionals will have a Christmas Party 20 at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse. Sunday at 5 pjn. at Orange in this state before the Nov. 3 Get More Time Members are reminded to reg election and, as a re.sult of his In Civil Rights Cases Rail. Members are reminded to ister their children by Satur loss, appears to have even less. bring a gift for an exchange day. The age limit for children Before Deadline program. Most blame him for the serious HowCrazyCanYouGef is 8 years old by Christmas rever.ses suffered here, includ PHILADELPHIA, Miss-t V 21st man was being sought.'»Edgar Killen, Is a fundamen-i9>acknowledge seeing the trio al- Day. ing loss of the Legislature for HARTFORD (AP) — Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and talist Baptist minister. ive on June 21 and was one of Tyler Circle, 'WSOS, of North the first time in three decades. (AP)—The FBI arrested his deputy, Cecil Price, surren Roy Moore, chief of the Jack- those who helped remove their Methodist Church will sponsor Pvt. Alan A. Garbich, .son of The chief rea.son for Rocke Cities and towns will get 20 men, including the dered their revolvers to FBI son FBI staff which spearhead bodies from a g^lant earthen a Christmas Fair Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garbich, 414 feller's hesitance to lead an That’s the reaction from our meat men more time next year to file Neshoba County sheriff, agents at the courthou.se. A sull ed the 5' 2-month probe, said the dam near here on Aug. 4. from 10 a.m. to S p.m. at the Hartford Rd„ has completed a anti-Goldwater drive, accordin': when we proposed to feature Pinehurst local home rule bills, legis his deputy and five Ku en crowd stood in the town agents directed their “primary Among others arrested her* ohurch. Grinders will be sold In seven-week combat engineer to political confidantes, is the square as tin: county's two law attention" upon known mem were Herman Tucker. fore course at Ft. Leonard Wood. fresh U. S. A grade chickens this week. lative leaders agreed today. Klux I Klansmen, today in addition to handicrafts, Christ desire to avoid any 'mpress.on The action came after State enforcement officers were bers and sympathizers of the man of the construction crew at mas items, baked goods and Mo. A 1958 graduate of Howell that he already is gunning for Legislative Commissioners How connection with the mid whisked away. A photographer Klan, and most of those .seized the earthen dam; Jerry Sharp, plants and flowers. Cheney Technical High School, the next GOP presidential nomi ard Hausman and Arthur M. summer slayings of three attempting to take a picture today fitted in this description. a u.sed car dealer and James B, he was employed by Glaston nation. Lewis warned the leaders of ser civil rights workers. was threatened with a knife Nineteen of the 21 were Jordan, a construction worker. bury Plumbing and Heating be Close as.sociates will not say, But an after Thanksgiving CHICKEN The arrests climaxed an in charged with conspiring to “in The .scene at the courthouse Chapman Court, Order of Am fore entering the U.S. Army. however, that he has lost inter ious problems if added time striking fcwiftly, agents round aranth, will have its annual SALE has become a tradition which our were not given. ed the men \ip during the morn tensive Investigation triggered jure, oppres.s, threaten and in was tense as FBI agents ar est in .seeking the presidency customers like well enough to give us ing and carted them off to the when Michael Schwemer and timidate " Schwemer, Chaney rived. Rainey and Price were meeting and election of officers again. The problem arises from the and Goodman in the free exer out on a call. The FBI, while tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at the the largest chicken week of the year. fact that the legislature Is now naval air station at nearby Andrew Goodman, two white Other ranking New York Re Meridian. Teams of FBI agents New Yorkers, and a Negro com cise of their constitutional waiting, attracted a crowd of Masonic Temple. Refre.shments 7 New Electors publicans, such as Sen. Jacob in special session and will ap right.s. Conviction on tht.s charge j curious, numbering about 100, will be served by H. Hayner parently move into a “regular” at the sealed-off base questioned panion, James Chaney, Meridi K. Javits and Rep. John V. the men, took their fingerprints an, di.sappeared. The trio came carrie.s a maximum penalty of No one in the crowd spoke to the Davidson, chairman, and a com Added to Rolls Lind.say. share Rockefeller's session in January if It clears 10 years in prison or a $5,000 FBI. mittee of men of the Court. Of anti-Goldwater views but think Our customers appreciate the value of a legislative reapportionment. and photographs. They were to here to investigate the burning Under the law, home rule bills be arraigned during the after of a rural Negro church. fine. The crowd got angry after the ficers are reminded to wear A three-hour voter-making the New York GOP should play plump 3'/o lb. chicken for only $1.23 . . . The other two were charged FBI departed with the arrested street dresses. a leading role in reshaping the mu.st be filed 10 days in advance noon. One of those arrested, Rev. session in the town clerk's of and many have pointed out that it’s a with being acces.sories, an of- men. Several bystanders threat- party. of the opening of a regular ses fense that carries a maximum | ened new.smen and photogra- Ttie women employee of fice last night, resulted in the Lindsay .said Rockefeller low figure for one large breast, two sion. This deadline could be con penalty of three years and a j pViers, and »ne pulled a knife on King’s Department Store held addition of seven electors to “should get on with the job’’ of large legs. 2 wings, gizzards and soup sidered already passed, the $500 fine. AP photographer Jack Thornell. their ChrtBtmss Party last Manchester's voting lists, with face-lifting the GOP and Javits parte if you prefer the parte. Commi.ssioners noted, because The FBI said its Information The FBI identified the others night at Willie’s Steak House. six registering as Democrats commented that for the over-all the current session began Now. U.S., Soviet Avoid would be made available to arrested or charged as: Mrs. Bertram Bennett was and the seventh unaffiliated. good of Republicans, leadership lAkve that roast 10. state authorities for pos.sible Bernard L. Akin, 50, a Meridi- chairman, assisted by Mrs. John The session was the first held is needed now. Leaders said that a new dead murder warrants. Addy, Mrs. Howard Jansen and imder a Nov. 3 approved con But buy them whole, split or cut for the line will probably be set early Price was the last person to (See Page Ten) Mrs. Robert r>unlop. Mrs. Mar stitutional amendment, which BOSTON (AP) Atty. Gen. DELICIOUS, TENDER BEH^ — yet priced way down to next year. Head-On UN Clash garet Irish and Mr. and Mrs. removed the requirement of one Edward W. Brooke of Massa same low-price . .. Roast one bird for the Frank Satalena provided back year’s state residency. Eligible chusetts has called on the na small family or two for a larger num Incase your good sense (rf thrift. Here’s a special specials Church History applicants need now only .show tion’s 16 Republican governors Pope Paul VI hold^the leg of young Indian boy during his tour of Bombay, UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—The United States ground music for a group sing. ber. No extra charge for cutting , . . NEW HAVEN (APi Church 'Second Cut "Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus" dis-1 proof of six months town resi to di.sown Sen. Barry Goldwater The pontiff has spfent much time with youngsters, touring an orphanage to and the Soviet Union moved today toward a new search tributed the grab bag gifts. dency. and the party platform on which —a roast that looks and tastes like a million. Better buy two. history 'W(lll be made here Sat for cold war solutions after avoiding—at least for the day. (AP Photofax.) ______urday when the 'New K he ran. One for now. One to freeze. Mmmmipnim-—.spiile-s ahead! time being—a head-tn fight over U.N. finances. In Military In a wire Wednesday to the Synod of the Lutheran Church Secretary of State Dean Rusk^- national Governors Conference, In America is received into full arranged a third meeting with Brooke .said the GOP is suffer 9 - Year - Old membership of the Connecticut Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei discussion is expansion of U.S.- ing from illness that unless FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS This boneless, lean Sirloin Tip is a popular roast and offers CTouncil of Churches. A. Gromyko Saturday and left Soviet trade. That could bring Force Seen cured could doom the party to real savings at 20 to 30c lb. below usual price. >6 Visits Slums, Says Thanks The annual meeting will also open the possibility of-^ further on another round of negotiations Kris Kringle Bazaar perpetual minority status. also special at 69c lb. see the installation of the Rev. talks next week. on the Soviet World War II lend- WASHINGTON (AP) — Fbr He -suggested the governors CARROLLTON, Ga. (AP) James M. Webb, formerly of lease debt to the United States. the second time in two years, could take the first step at U. S. CHOICE Moline, 111., as the new General The.se are the first high-level The U.N. financial argument SATURDAY. DEC. 5th — 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. — When a 9-year-old boy en U.S.-Soviet discussions since the defense officials appear to ba their Denver meeting this week tered the waiting room at Secretary of the State Council is on a back burner and the sim Tokottvltlo Congro9ationol Church end by writing a new platform. Talks to Orphans Though Lutherans have co new regime took over in Mos mering que.stion is: How much preparing for major surgery on Tanner Memorial Hospital cow, and the two Rusk-Gromyko He .said the new document PLUMP. FRESH, U.S. GRADE A PINEHURST operated In the Church (Council will the Soviets have to pay — military reserve forces. Sponsored by The Ladies of The Church SIRLOIN yesterday, nobody paid any sessions earlier this week fo and in what manner will they would be a “statement of be attention — until he left. before this, the Lutheran appli cused on the immediate crisis Just what form Uiat surgery Holiday Items and Home Baked lief. policy and intention, par BOMBAY, India (AP) — Pope Paul VI visited a Bill Warren, the hospital cation for membership Saturday pay — to escape losing their will take is not yet clear. Stud ticularly in the areas of nuclear will be the first to be made in over Soviet arrears on U.N. vote in the General Assembly Goods Will Be Featured wretched slum area of Bombay today, comforting the administrator, said the boy .dues. ies have been under way In both weapons and the whole broad Chickens handed a nurse this note: New England the action comes for not paying their assessments the Air Force and the Army. field of human and civil rights TIP ROAST V „ destitute and the ill and wiping tears from his eyes as now following an amendmeh*. to Rusk was reported ready now for U.N. peacekeeping opera • Visit Our YULE TIDE TEA ROOM • Lb. “To the hospital personnel to canvass with Gromyko the tions in the Congo and the Mid The service recommendations and the dangers of extremism 2nd Cut (8V2 lbs.) or whole 12 to 15 lbs. tip cut to order ... he talked with orphan boys of various faiths. — I appreciate all you did the OounclTs constitution a year possibilities for agreement on are awaited by Secretary of De to the Republican Party and ago in which the Council de dle Ea.st? Average Thousands jammed the squal-”!* for my mother. You all other East-West problems rang fense Robert S. McNamara, the nation." Id streets, straining for a 13-year-old Tony Mascerenas couldn't have been nicer to clared itself “A Covenanted fel ing from disarmament to trade. The United States and the So who will make the final deci SOLID, LEAN — FIRST CUT OUR SPECIAL said as he welcomed the Pope to viet Union have tossed this $ 1.23 eaci glimpse of the Roman Catholic a person than that. And lowship of Churches which ac The U.S. assessment is that sions. ^n tiff. Rioting threatened as the orphanage. “Many of us when she died, you were so cept Jesus Christ as Divine Lord problem to Secretary-General U Indications point to possible SIRLOIN TIP SILVER TIP have no mothers. Some, like the Soviet government is still Thant. *’ ■ police fought to maintain a path kind to our family. and Sa'vlor.’’ The amendment, under committee rule and thus heavy losses for the Army and for the papal entourage, but me, have no one in this world.” '"Thank you very much.’’ which made tt possible for Lu not likely to make radical policy A solution to the financial di Air Force Reserve, perhaps vir Oven Roast lb. 1.09 Oven Roast lb. 1.19 frantic loudspeaker appeals The Pope wiped his eyes as Warren said the boy’s therans to become members, changes. In contrast to Mo.s- spute is not yet in sight, and New Leader tual elimination of the Reserve calmed the crowd moments be the boy continued: “You have mother had died of an in now prevents liberal faiths, like cow’s currently harsh propa U.S. diplomats believe the as and its merger with the Nation LEAN RCUND STEAK, ground ...... lb. 99c fore the Pope arrived. left Important people and grand curable disease a half hour Universaliat and Unitarian, from ganda, Gromyko In speaking sembly may have to continue iU J. Raymond Jones yes al Guard. The Pope opened his third day places to- sec us in our poor earlier. He declined to Iden belonging. privately to Rusk was said to temporary no-vote truce until The aim of any now strea'm- In India by celebrating an out home. We cannot give you any the Christmas recess in order to terday became the Uning would be elimination of Special Features... G R C U N D C H U C K or 3-in-1 BLEND of BEEF, VEAL or PCRK lb. 79c tify him. have left out charges against door Mass in a Catholic school thing because we have nothing. Probe at Meriden U.S. policy in the Congo and give the negotiators time. first Negro to be elect wasteful and cumbersome du stadium. He then walked to a But we ask God to reward your Viet Nam. UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. ed head of Tammany plication and strengthening of SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER nearby orphanage for breakfast holinesf" HARTFORD (AP)—A report (AP) -- Chafing over the no Hall, Democratic party the readiness of Reserve forces and from there drove miles The Pope joined 30 of the on the treatment of inmates at American sources said Gro- which cost about 12 billion a Wild Roll $nyko was interested in broad vote truce in the U.N. General organization in Man REAL OLD-FASHIONED PORK SALE! through the teeming streets for home's 216 boys for breakfast, the Connecticut School of Boys Assembly, the African-Aslan year to support. GRAPEFRUIT...... 3 for 29c one appointment after another. praying with them and drinking in Meriden will be submitted to ening the 1963 nuclear test ban. hattan. (AP Photo Pentagon planners find H Gov. John Dempsey next week. France and Red China have group mobilized today to force Buy a Dozen for $1.10 Try Pinehurst Medium Hot Italian Style or Large Link Pork Sausage "Many of us have no fathers," coffee and orange juice. The Delays Firing the world forum to get down to fax.) hard to imderstand why the boys had milk tinged with cof Norman K. Morgan, superinten refused to join, and there seems controversial issues. Army and Air Force should fee, jam sandwiches and or dent, said Thursday. to be little Washington or Mos lb. 89c Such action could result In the maintain dual organiaationa — CELLO BAG GOLDEN anges. Mariner 4 Morgan avoided any specific cow can do about that. How the Reserve and the National GOP Governors The Pope announced a gift of comment on the nature of the ever, Rusk and Gromyko were U.S.-Soviet showdown over Cal Students Guard serving esoentially the $10,000 to tne orphanage. And to Investigation, which w a s said to agree that the ^'ssibility peacekeeping finances which same purpose. FRESH CARROTS...... 10c Tender Fresh Widely Split each of the boys he per.sonally PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — touched off by a letter of com of extending the ban to under was averted earlier this week. Little fault is found with the distributed Rosaries and cbm- The U.S. spacecraft Mariner 4 plaint to the governor. ground explosions — now ex The Africans particularly Free U nder Marine Reserve whose 46,000 On Burch Issue memorative medals. | went into a wild roll early to- “There might be some sort of empt — could be explored in want to pressue the assembly men would form a fourth Save 20c On This SHURFINE As he left the room, some: day. probably delaying for at misconduct among some of our technical talks at the Geneva into taking up its agenda — and Marine division and euiqsortlng disarmament conference. the stormy African issues on it . DENVER, Colo. (AlP) — Re boys were examining their Ro- least 24 hours an attempt to fire more aggressive older boys,” Huge Bond air wing. PEANUT BETTER 3 lb. jar 1.19 saries and medals and a few a rocket that would send it doe- said Morgan. "Perhaps, the The two also touched on the >— rather than waiting out three Officials claim It would be publican governors spilt wide continued eating. er to Mars. more aggressive boys are beat “bonfire” proposal. This disar weeks of general debate - and a PORK LOINS open today over a proposal by month-long Christmas recess. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — ready to go overseas In SO days “Goodbye, ‘ goodbye,’’ the The malfunction — first seri- ing up the less aggressive mament idea, which has made from call-up. their chairman, Gov. Robert Pope said. "Bless you, bless i ous problem since the launching boys," he said. little headway at the Geneva A leader of the group said a University of California insur BEECHNUT COFFEE lb. can 73c When your food money has to stretch and stretch, 7 Rib Cut Smylie of Idaho, that they de move may be launched Monday gent students went free in The Naval Reserve also es you.” of Mariner 4 Saturday — came The • Governor’s Office said parley, calls for the big powers wholesale numbers today as capes serious criticism, al lt'» nice to know that you can eat well and save mand the ouster of GOP Nation At St. Xavier School stadium, 1 at the start of a delicate maneu- yesterday it had turned over to destroy weapons obsolete for to get prompt election of the though officials feel it should be 2 lb. can $ 1.45 money, too! Our tender corn-fed pork . . . direct al Chairman Dean Burch. where he celebrated the outdoor ver to position the spacecraft the letter of complaint to the them but still desired by small assembly’s 13 vice presidents others threatened a campus held to 126,000 sea-trained raea from the "Land of the Tall Corn" specially priced But the state executives were Ma.ss, tickets were given .6,000 for the firing of the small rocket school’s board of trustees. The er countries. and the chairmen of its seven wide strike to paralyze the 27, rather than a larger force in this week. A mouth-watering treat at any price, nearly unanimous in agreement people and police said at least 4,- in its base. Another matter raised by principal committees. This Is 000-student institution. cluding thousands of men who Nabisco s FAMOUS Choc, covered Cookies this budget-pampering pork is lean, sweet flavored, that something drastic has to be 000 more pushed their way in. (8ee Page Ten) Gromyko. and due for further necessary before the commit Alameda County Sheriff's Lt. do not train regularly. wonderfully meaty! Serve a delectable pork roast done to lift their party out of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory tees can begin considering the Joseph Cohen said a $72,(XX) 49c Wearing a crimson cape over scientists sent a series of com bond had been put up to obtain It is in the nearly 400,000-maa this week . . . and be real thrifty— abyss of the defeat U suffered his white cassock. Pope Paul items on the agenda. But until Army Guard and S00,000-man COMTCNTS one quart liquid Nov. 8. mands which .were to be stored the U.S.-Soviet dispute over fi the rebel students' freedom. He appeared tired when he arrived in Mariner 4’s electronic mem nances is settled, any proposal had no other details on the Army Reserve — as well as the If you prefer Boneless Pork Roast, and many do, ' Smylie, who said he would but during the ceremony he ory and obeyed later. TTiese accept the national chairman LBJ Seen Ready to Change requiring a record vote will re bond. try Boneless Loin at 89c lb. or Bonele.ss Rib a9 69c _ . r , i seemed to gain energj' and commands included giving up sult in an American demand “We’re turning them loose as (See Page Ten) lb. . . . Semi-Boneless Rib — a good buy at ,N3c lb. Coun + ry Style, Meaty ship If the party wanted him, spoke with vigor about his jour its lock on its celestial guide- declared In a speech prepared ney to India. that (he Soviet Union be barred fast as we can,” said Cohen at SPARE RIBS lb. 49c post, the di.stant star Canopus, NATO Missile Force Plans from voting because It has not Santa Rita Prison Farm, where ^'ni'occr^l and starting to roll so Its nose the students were taken after Fall is the time to (Sec Page Ten) (See Page Five) paid its assessments for peace W H C LE STRIPS (Roast and Chops cut to order) ...... lb. 48c would be pointed closer to Mars. keeping operations. they were dragged out of the WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-