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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1963 Average Dafly Net Preaa Run Tha Weather jSPattrh^Btpr lEtt^nfns Ifmlii Firseeat of U. Weeflier » the Week Boded •. •MM- ^ • , ,.•11^11 lit ,s , ■ «Ai with Mn. FVedertek Main Street—^Manchester Mormrly and Ohuchowski Meeting Set •w aaL 4a M. School St. ^.CAPB KEJNNHJDY, P!a. m . Mary's Bp*«»pal OuSd (AP) — The City of Oa|>e Canaveral and the Greeter To Mediate Col. Chenault Released aM m ost faaiwrroar in Guild H a s a t ttw dhurch at 11 ajn. Two in Town Get Ooooe Chamber of Com­ jgjeaSMsa are to bring sand- merce don’t like the idea Biis Strike wMhsa. Dessert and baveraps eriH be servod h y Mrs. Oer- of renaming thla cepe on tn id e Cannon, Mra. Brnme High Papal Honor the Florida east coaat, and NEW HAVEN (AP)—A medi­ Brmm and MBas ASoe Wilson. ation session in the Connecticut Gift Perfect Fashions.... And Savings, Too! President Johnson ie go4qg Company labor dispute was set By V enezuela Pro-Reds Lodge, KfUgMs o t| to hear about it. for 2 p.m. today aa state and ______..Jl meat tonl^ at Matthew M. Moriarty of The ’Town Council and federal officials sought to fore­ • at Btannrisl HaU, 410 N. | 76 Forest St. and Chester the chamber adopted sim­ stall a walkout of bus drivers ' Maki 0 t nrst nomlnatlans c t ; ilar reeoluUqna Wednesday and mechanics. W. Obuchowski of 25 Park opposing the change. Co­ The meeting was to be held at t o t ia64 wSl be held, St. have been cited for oile fw i iiio buildlnig oofiunltbee wUl "gw*. pies went to the President the bus company’s New Haver, Was Held s4*e a nport on the leSS ftatd of the highest honors of the Florida’s congressional de­ office. legation, Gov. Farris Bry­ The Amalgamated Association 1 Roman Catholic Church. The title, “Knight of St. ant and Florida Atty. Gw. of Street, Electric Railroad and TheBrttish Amartoan Club', Richard Blrvln. Motor Coach Employees of Am­ In Plot to a m apocMor a dance Saturday Gregory the Great,” will be It’s all right to designate erica announced yesterday that from 9 p.m. to 1 am. for mem- bestowed upon them at in­ the miasile center in honor a strike would begin Monday at bena and guests. CharSe Var- vestiture ceremonies at a of the late president John 3 a.m. unless an agreement was Stop Vote tMc’s oecluBBtra wW SxnW i ttie Kennedy, the council worked out. date to be announced by the' ’The walkout would affect serv­ sauMa ▲ buffet will be nerved. Chancery of the Archdio­ eald, but -It doesn’t M en’s the cepe renamed. ice in the Connecticut Co.’a CARACAS, Venezuela cese of Hartford, n i e Town Council ques­ three divisions — New Haven, BoUi men, when told that, as Hartford and Stamford. (AP)—Tired but otherwise tioned legality of either the The union said its negotiators far as could be determined by President or governor ’’re­ in good condition. Col. Nart year at tliia time you’U the Chancery office, they are the had been authorized to call the James K. Chenault, 47, of be glad you openad a Cbrist- All Worsted first in Manchester to be so naming a nvaas of land strike by an overwhelming vote maa CUb Aooount at Connecti- honored, could only they felt whkm has borne a name of of the membership. Sherman, Tex., was freed eut Bank and Tiust Company “very humble" and "over­ historioal significance for The old contract, which cov­ today by pro-Communist beoauae Iba ftsi o t shopping for whelmed." more than 400 years." ered about 900 company em­ Suits .. Spaniah navigators first terrorists who kidnaped ttw boHdagra la enhanoed when The Knighthood is determined ployes, expired Sept. 30. him last Wednesday. ready cash la atvallaUe. You’ll Make him the best dressed man on named the Cape Canaveral ’^e union has rejected an of­ by the Pope from recommenda­ —Spanish for reed field or *,V The deputy chief of the U.S. be weloomed at 880 Main your list this Christmas by giving him tions of the archbishop. The MATTHEW M. MORIAR’TY fer of a 10 cent hourly wage in­ military mission in Venezuela Street, 16 North MWn or the Pope notifiea the Secretary of oane field. crease over the next two years. Faifcada one of these sleek 3 button suits. Plain told a jammed news conference 5 State of the Vatican of his his kiibiapers tried to Indoctri­ front pants with “Perma-Crease” that choice, who In turn issues a nate him in communism, "but I keep that just pressed look through papal brief to the Chancery. told them some facts about life all weather. Solids and neat patterns. This honor is bestowed upon lay in the United States." Sizes 36-46 in short, regular, long. people for service to the Church US Budget Forecast: Four youths abducted the of­ PINEHURST either on a parochial or dioces- ficer as a propaganda move in Reg. ’■•'if** * .'•'S ,, asan level. the terrorist drive to bring down After The Holiday $55.00 Moriarty is weU-kAown in this the government of President ,"5 V • • ' • J L < ■; area aa much for his busltwaa Record $100 Billion Romulo Betancourt amd to .sabo­ aptitude aa for hie good works. tage the general election last STEAK SALE He ia a trusbee of the Man- Sunday, a drive that fizzled. \ Chenault sat with his wife Every steak cut from ohanter Memorial Hospital, a By SAM DAWSON- •^budget, are clouded just now by dlruotor a t aeveral banking ea- AP Butlnesa Newa Analyst two factors: Ruth at the news conference. J. S. choice quality loins tafeUshonenta and oommunlty —What the Senate will do "It’s a great feeling to be free which have been care- pnojeote, a member a t the Holy NEW YORK (AP) — Even about the House-passed bill to again," he said in a statement Name Society of St. James’ thrift and frugality probably cut federal Income tax rates for read to newsmen. "I was re­ 'ully aged two weeks for leased unharmed at dawn today extn tenderness and Church, the Mancheeter Kiwunia can’t keep the federal budget individuals and corporations. M en’s Boys’ Club and OomipbeU Council, from rising to a new high. —Whether the present busi­ after eight days of captivity. flavor. Knigbta of Ootumbus. ness upe\ ing will continue long "1 was held in some section It’s like fitting a growing child of Caracas I cannot identify, President and treasurer of enough to assure increased cor­ NEW YORK CUT * into last year’s clothes. porate and personal incomes the but It seemed to be well popu­ M en’s Sport Shirts Mlorlarty Bros., he hea been Tbe American economy la lated. I was guarded constantly, or Dress Shirts aiotlve m several automotive or- Treasury can tax, at whatever Gov, Connolly Leaves Hospital in Dallas growing. Tile population shoots rate finally decided. but received reasonably good HIP SIRLOINS Famous Almy dress shirts with Keep your boy fashionably right gundsaiUons, is a past trustee of up. ’The additional number of In one view greater prosperity Gov. John Connally leaves Parkland Hospital in Dallas today flanked by wife treatment, considering the cir­ and comfortable warm with i t Jasnea' Church, a peat prea- citiiena, old and yotmg, require will increase federal tax coUec- Nellie, and brother Merrell. In Austin, Tex., he will continue recovery from cumstances." spread, tab or button down col­ Zip-Out more of existing types of serv­ The pro - Communist Armed lb. 89c lars in solids and stripes. Con­ these neat knit or cotton sport (0ee Page Four) CHESTER W. OBUCHOWSKI tiona even at lower rates. Doubt­ wounds suffer^ during assassination of President Kennedy. (AP Photofax.) shirts. Easy care fabrics. Sizes ices. And the standard of serv­ ers say a tax cut could only in- Forces for National Liberation— Very tender with large Ten- vertible or conventional cuffs. ices demanded increases each creue the federal deficit above FALN—kidnaped him in front of dertoins—but not quite ao Wash 'n Wear. 14-17, 32-35. All Weather Coats 6-20. year. Also, the great momen­ the $9 billion, which presently is his home last Wednesday in an trae of bone as the 99c eut. tum of federal progrrama under the goal of the budget makers. attempt to focus international Reg. way can’t be turned back, only Boat Shelled headlines on its campaign to PINEHURST FINEST Reg. Just the right coat for all year wear New Regime A deficit is as sure as any­ $2.99 2.58 and perfect for dress or casual wear $1.99 *177 Events held In some check by thrift and thing can be, even H fedeiml LBJ Meets Byrd sabotage the presidential Sec­ SIRLOIN STEAKS * for 93.S O frugality. By Viet Cong tions last Sunday. S for CS.tMl with a detachable fur collar. Zip-out President Johnson apparently (See Page Four) The terrorist campaign was a orlon pile lining and quilted sleeves. Takes Office la making a fight to trim re- failure. A record number of U>. 99c Smartly styled in olive or charcoal In State queata of government depart­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam VenezuSans turned out to vote. plaids. Sizes 36-46 in short, regular, Under Moro ments for funds. Even ao, the On Tax Cut Bill (AP) — Communist guerrillas The FALN In telephone calls PINEHUEST long. Boys’ tpmioot. t/tu y t tife- iRWtet. ts. Protestqiits shelled a big river boat carry­ to Caracas newspapers had said PROPERLY TRIMMED M en’s expeotfod to from | m bO- ing two companies of Vietna­ it would not harm the American Man Disarmed, ROME (AP) — Italy’s now lion to $108 billion, with the odds WASHINGTON (AP) __ ^^have," Johnson told the 60 busi' mese troops in the Mekong Reg. officer and would release him PORTERHOUSE center-left goveniment takes of­ favoring somewhere around $100 Back R ights President Johnson invited ness leaders. Cabinet members River delta today and killed 19. on Saturday, the day before the $32.99 Dress Shirts Shot in Back fice today, bringing ttie Social­ billion, a record. and economic advisers. “If you ’They wounded 69. election. But it continued to hold Sport Shirts *28.90 Expectatkms for Treasury re­ Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Vir­ would have me fail, then you The attack was staged with STEAK ists into the cabinet for the first him after the voting. E Give him that wanted “Just like ceipts. the other side of the PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two ginia to the White House fail, for the country fails." mortars and recoilless rifles The U.S. Embassy said Che- With la r g o Ttnderiolqs Stylish all cotton and flannel KILUNGWORTH (AP) time in 16 years. strong civil rights resolutions Johnson underscored his con­ Dad” look with these smartly —A Southington man was for lunch today in another from the jxmgled banks of a nault’s kidnapers took him to a sportshirts in solids and plaids. styled dress shirts. Spread or tab Premier Aldo Moro and his were placed before the general maneuver aimed at at­ cern on the civil rights issue by csuial in Klen Hoa Province, point a few blocks from hie lb. $1.09 T^e perfect ^ t for the man who reported in good condition cabinet were to be sworn in by Chief Suspends assembly of the National Ooim- scheduling a conference today southwest of Saigon. home and he walked from there. snap collars in white or stripes. today after being shot in President Antonio Segni to b^ cll of Churches today. tempting to prod an $11- with Negro leader A. Philip A U.S. military spokesman an­ He reached home at 6 a.m. and has everything. S, M, L, XL. Sizes 6-20. come Italy’s 26th post-Fasclst The Rev. Robert W. Spike^ billion tax cut bill through Randolph, president of the AFL- nounced two American helicop­ telephoned embassy officials at the back. State Police said, government. Malcolm X After executive director of the coun­ CIO Brotherhood of Sleeping ters downed by Communist fire Special Sale On Reg. while breaking into the up­ Congress. once. Reg. Formation of the four-party Quip on Tragedy cil’s Commission on Religion Congressional sources report­ Car Porters. Randolph is the in the northwest near the Cam­ The FALN widened its cam­ FRESH $2.99 *2,58 $1.99 *177 stairs bedroom of his coalition ended a poUtical crisis and Race, said In an Interview ed that the chairman of the fifth civil rights leader to see bodian border were repaired paign of violence to include $ 3 .3 0 ' estranged wife. that began last April when the that he thought both reeolutions Senate Finance Committee ac­ the President sinoe he took of and flown out Wednesday night. British targets. Previously the 2 for S S J for Robert C. Chadboume, 34, ruling Christian Democrats suf­ -NEW YORK (AP) — Elijah would be approved by the 5,000 cepted the Invitation. flee less than two weeks ago. 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ations placsd on land. Tbs high- separata territories and tha SHOPPING STANl.t-V WARN From Your Andover sr assessments have broui^t Aides Shot Down right aring and the neutralists DAYS TO about the sale of consideraMe cooperate in some aactions, in­ H OW TO acreage for housing develop­ In Brazil, Laos cluding Vientiane. CHRISTMAS TATE School Space ment. The board of education There was no immediate- in- Neighbor’s Kitchen finds it difficult to properly es­ (Osallmied frees Page Oae^ dlcaiton of the motive for the RAISE timate the needs for future slaying. POWER TO RUFP South dcakr school space as nobody seems 1907, had opposed the election of The assassins reportedly! 85 East Center S t BETTER THAN RUFFINO Required by to know what impact the higher YOUR SIGHTS Both sidH vtdoeraUe De Melo, a freshman. opened fire on Leuang’s automo­ At Sonunit S t By AMTIED Sbi riiN taxes will have on the rate of bile with at least three automa,- NfMrra Sen Joao Agrlplno told news­ WITHOUT If you keep your credit in Fall of 1965 developmott ' • tic weapons. They fired about I WEEKEND CASH AND tlARRY 8PECI.AL good sh^M you don't have to New Sand Spreader men he grabbed Pericles, who 1(X> yards from the colonel’s pay cash. If everybody knows 0 K Q J S S 2 The town now has a new was about to return the fire, and house, which is in an isolated _____ ♦ A 2 10 5 The board of education Tues­ hyih-aulk:, automaittd Burch n nd area overlooking rice fields. RAISING that you’re able to pay, you Shown At S:15 and tiM disarmed him. may not have to (at least for a WEST EAST day night took a long look at spreader which was installed on Pericles and De Melo were It was the fifth apparently po­ POMPONS S1.49 time). The same prinetple some- 4 10 9 S 7 4 2 4 K l the enumeration of children in (h« truck of Firat Setectsnan placed In military custody. The litical assassination in Laos Utis YOUR tlmee appUee in bridge. ^ 1 10 5 4 ^ 9 2 PLUS OO-HIT AT TiSS town and concluded that Ando- j Percy B. Cook Tuesday, just Senate appointed an Investigat- year. 0 10 9 S 4 I South dealer O 7 Cedar Romero la ver’s school facilities will need I after the first snowfall of the committee. 4 J 9 S 4 expansion within the next two Senate sources said the feud EXPENSES Both sidee vulneraUe SOUTH Opening lead—Ten of Spades “THE CASTIUAN- years. ^ The old sand spreader, pur­ wa.s personal with no bearing on 4 A 6 5 S ^ Mrs. William Kowalski pre­ chased by the town in I960, In- national poHUcs. De Mekt is a South wins the first trick with ^ A K Q I 4 Qie ace of spades and thinks Sat Kiddle Mat t PJH. sided at the meeting in the ab­ capaoltaited >by its first reel member of the conservative 0 A sence of the chairman. Supt chore of the winter season, ia Christian Democratic party. I first of ruffing loalng spades in ♦ Q 7 3 "KINO OF THE WlOTE Aram Darmajlan and P rln cl^ l now being repaired. Pericles belongs to President' the dtunmy. If he does so. East W«t Net* I STALUON" aad Doris Chamberlain, met with Some %vf. < .4 HOTEL (All DE TOILETTE b y Charbert RunNSIDEKtit »«t(Dr A.f I AM MAarrr^in Route 44A—Bolton Call 643-9731 lb DECEMBER SPECIAL! iMBMIjf c Invigorating fra­ • GOOD TONIGHT, FRI. and SAT. • grance keeps her Reg. $1.50. Save S ic! a All Shadea HI EVERYONE! feeling lovely. Hike Stanko, Your Genial Host lnv

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' 1 A MAivt.H1 titL hiVluiNiftii iUSiKALiU, I'liLiKbUAY, DLChjMBLR 5, 1968 PAGE fIVE fAOE worn IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. G(m N, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1,1MB Wednesday night of Premier Gi­ New Regim e useppe Lrone, who formed a ± Son^s Claim of Innocence caretaker government last June Coventry to steer the budget through par­ Moriarty and Obuckotcski Obituary Connecticut Rankg Second US Budget Forecast: Accepted by Mrs. Ostcald Takes O ffice liament. IDLE CLAIMS DIP In Interstate Road Miles G>ncert Set (OoBtlaato from Page Om ) * HARTFORD (API — Unem­ I did not want to take Lee out Under M ore ployment (XimpensaUon claims Two in Town Get Record $100 Billion rarle. At 3% she was left moth­ of school. While I was walEng, filed In Connecticut last week Perry Infant Ey MUlCaE HODOMAN ^Mgbway naada to the next 30 Mr. Bckdahl got a divorce from By R ubinof ( erless. (CoaEaued trpm PM* Dm ) declined by 1,063 from the week WBTHBRfiriEU) (AP) years, jiotchcll aaya. ttona at 530.9 MlUon in INS, aad m e.’ ’ FagaO M ) Little E known of toe 22 years before, Labor Commissioner if it*s m fashion it*s at Dies in Odbl Whan an 11.3 mile atretch o f In­ Noting that two-car families « 541.3 billion In 19N. ASoWtag for A snapehot shows Lee aa a Means. They were tbe otoer two Renato B. Rlcciuti announced terstate Hi(hway M ia opaned are no longer rare, be predicts For Rotary lacraaaad popuiatioB, Em m folEwlng, and ahe evades dis­ Teen-ager, standing 0fore an yesterday. The decline was from High Papal Honor Dec. 17 betweiin Southbory and that OMmecticut'a traffic prob- agaaelM haad tba Praaldant’B animat pen in the Bronx Zoo in members of Fanfanl’s coalition. and an and to taxes avaragad 5134.0 tor each cussing her childhood and young X.474 to 25,421. CMalms rose to Indant Suaan Maefe Parry. Waterbury, Connecticut will lema will continue to tocreasa call lor thrift New York. She had raised her The new government E The Coventry Rotary OkJh te w u t#. peraon to the Dnltod Statoa to womanhood. This, apparently, E X.225 from X.248 a year ago. one-yaar old daughtar at Mr. have nearly 300 mtiea at totei^ to the next three decadee. 1965, but 5335.57 per capita In roots from Fort Worth to move pledged to support the North At­ imm Paff* Om ) state roada tai aarvlea. The state spent' 5111.4 mil- aponaotlng RUbtooff and hia It wUl mean a larger fa d c ^ something she E saving—along to New York to 0 near Ro0rt, and Mra. Charlea E. Perry Jr. dabt But those who aw undle- 1962, a jump of M par cent lantic Treaty OrganizaEon In The atate ranka aaoond in the Uon on highway construction vtolto to a oonoert Jan. 16 rt Tbe Natlonsl Industrial Cm- with many other facets of her who had married and was in toe Mnt ^ tlw q — ibw et Cam- at 30 OooUdye St., died yeater- nuntoer of mllea completed or during the fUKal year that end­ Biayad at this proapact contend armed services there. foreign affairs and to begin new li clMiMnMi at the Haw- Shafar enditortwn r t ETBHnan- that tha dollar aiaa of to# debt ferance Board aaya that Mat life—for a pr#|ect0 book. But economic planning. day mcmins at home. under construction accordtoff to ed June 30, 1063. mya Arthur year New York had the htahaat "Lee was such a fine, high- «■ ftiw rr Tectar*:*! School ad- tlc State OoUaga. doesn’t matter If the riss to tha in 1929 she 0cam e too wife of class 0 y ," she says. "He dl£i’t special SMILING SERVICE 1075 tateratata standards, the C. England, aaalatant director a man named Pic. Moro, 4 , a Ew professor and ytaarf •nd •BMcntMT Dr. Robert R. Kaanay Jr, dabt ia at about tha aama per- atate and loc«l tax rata, 5309 per waste time with comic boote nied'rwi examiner after an au- Hartford offica of the Federal of ataff aervicea for the depart­ Rotary TVeaklent W lnlbrcp peraon, CklUorato was saaS with "I was with Mr. Pic 2% ChrlstEn DemocraEc leader, U MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER •r ttw OnsMoUout OonaniMrion- Bureau of Public Roads repoivs. cantags rate as tba growth to and trashy things. On Sundays FRIDAY ONLY topay yeaterday afternoon at m ent Marriam. hi making the atv- 53M, than Nevada 5375, IfosMi- years,’’ she says, referring to expected to survive bis first par-1 •r o f BducMtton’* conw itkw Michigan ranka ffarat. nounoemanL aaid "WaWa faalfael tor-tor-1 tha economy aa maawad by I’d take him to church, and then lEmentary test when he seeks | •onanittM tor w*tloti*l tocl»i' ikanoheeter Memorial HoepWal. State Highway Departmmt chusette 5371 aad Omnfatteut him'In formal languago- "1 be­ we’d have lunch somewhere and A spokesman for the federal officials estimate that Con­ 5387. L ow ^ was AlabaBM with came with child, but he didn’t a vote of confidence next week. < aald that the chtld died of K - a«ancy caned the Oormecticui. Uen of goods and aarvicea go to the zoo. He knew the The four parEes together hold Pintafiple oklental atranfifulation. necticut's totarstata program, euoh a grart artlat to toe 5153 par capita. want children. I was three om ttM mor* dtf- program “outatandins,” and Tba Rotarians am aponaoting Tha argnmant is that with a namee of every animal there, 885 of the (Q9 seats fat the Cham-' now about 60 per cant complete, larger pt^ulatian, a gtowtog An tocraaaa at IN par sent months pregnant when 1 left 0oiSt projwu IM hM tMkM *nie hifhnt'a mother. Mm. said n Is bains “recofniaed and tba prognan for tba benafk o f and to toe planetarium; he Just ter of DepuUas, a majority of. Nancy Vincent Perry, caked will cost 5464.9 million. Fi­ aeonomy. added sarvlcaa, atoce 1965 to Dalawara was Eie him. Mr. Pic voluntarily sup- knew everting about stars, WhifipMl Cream •*«r Jm vaMV wM •Flhnc then watobed” throushout the coun­ nanced on a 90 per cent federal its acbolaaahip fimd for hoys fastest growth. New Hatap- orted me and then the 0by, 141. SocElEt defections may i B eautiful AhniMRi R M ooff Mid Ms police yeaterday momin® nt try. avarytlitog alas muat h yroM f and to the museuma’’ reduce the majority. | Oar. —10 per cent atate basis, it la and girle who gradimte fbom too, toehidlng too fadaral budget ahira’a M par cant Has waa Eia Sohn E. Pic, unEl toe child waa Winii ■ilieiM i on the lite Cor 10:15. that ahe had On Dec. 17, Interatate mSeaf e Coventry High SchooL II.’’ This IdyUlc picture of mother- The Christian Democrats — | found her daughter "Mumped in tha largest of four stats pro­ and tha faderal debt. lowest. CAKE (he $3 m«k>n tochntonl •chod. wtH total IM .l. grams. Tbe fsmad moaiciati will have So too taxpayar, avaa aa he son relationship jars with less Italy's Ergest party — domln-l 0lnoe the erection at the nchoal, an awkward pi^tlon’’ in a play­ CMef Engineer Robert G. And they point to to# modest John B. Pic is an Air Force romantic official documento ate the 26-memter cabinet with: Othera arc the federal ABC with tatoi for hU conoart. Me ^ the tocraaaa to tha fad- watches the battle of the budget sergeant of 14 years service, DRESSES •tnte authoritiM have ocme to pen. Mitchell of the SUte Highway to Waahtogton, sUB tacas -the such as described in docket No. 16 posts. Ecludlng the premier-; re^Mae that Moriarty waa more i A neigtdaa. Mra. Geraidhte Department predicta that M6.S program, a 50 per cent federal- Stmdlvarhis violin, mads to budget and dabt to com- now stationed at Lackland Air 2879, Bronx Domestic RelaUons •hip. The Socialists have six; state cost ahartog program of 1731, and which la Insured for with the muahraomtag proapact o f larger ouUajra to the Force Base, ten Antonio, Tex., 99c ttw i Juattned when namtaic off | MoBrierty, a^ihad mouth-to- of the 3M.5-mile piogram will tax ooUectora nearOr bonra. The Court, which said that Lee, 18, members, the DemocraEc So­ moutti reauscitation in an effort ba open to traffic by IMS. prtoiary, aeeondary and urban 5100,000. The mueioel program nowth at atate and local taxaa, where he is a la0ratory techn- ted schizophrenic tendencies cialists three and the Republl-1 the qiMhflcatkma of the new. wEI includa fianoua favoriWa ug gabC p on tetion and Its nafda Just •naattoB. When be a u «e a t«d Ihc | to narive the child. m w routea: highwaya; tha 5150 million pro­ clan at the 1,000-bed WMford and was potentially dangerous. cans one. ! Add Sparkle gram aet up by the 1961 Gen­ auoh aa "Waraaw Cm oerto.” Borm u o f tha Oanaus flguras won’t fit Into tha eMMag of Hall Air Force Hospital. Nennl, who returned hU State ' at alt saHgbborinr alta for EaM Oaih- HUrokiiati Emanuel Motola Interstate M orlglnaitea hi yaataryaar. Nor does it agree with the re- Pwawylv eral Aaeembly, and the non- Chopto’i ‘Tfolomiae,” DJhuay'a jatate and local tax eoUae- A0ut 18 montiis after John collectloii of John Cairo, Lee's Peace Prize to the Russians aft­ oMe aMh Sobooi. be met wMi and Syt. William Oooke arilrmd ‘X H ir de Lune’’ and Oambwto’a ' ------m ayron's no 0|4>iaMlHn and awtansad the th* Perry homa soon after 1 Ooemactlcut foem P*»S^ y , Uea federal program of smaller Pic’s birth In 1982 Ids mother probation officer from April 1958 er they crushed the 190 Hun­ projects, auch aa widening uid "Rhapeody in Blue.’’ married Ro0rt Edward Lee Os­ to January 1954. CErro said Mrs. garian revolt, was named dep­ To Your 7 to 14ers at the land for «w and Motola mheved Mrs. Me- hko Rt. 16 at Eart Hartford bake shops 1'.- at H artford. resurfacing. RUMnoff is a graduate of tba wald, a salsoman for the Met­ Oswald had refused to consider uty premier. ^ B ria^ hi adtompUnf to revive 1 ^ Tha 1959 atate legislature ap­ Royal Oonaervatcry to Waiaaar, Colonel Chenault Releas^ More neoanlljr,' he warn a|>- tha infant Sgt (Jooke then toe W^- « - ■ ropolitan Life Insurance Oo. her son anything more than a Segni accepted the resignation propriated 5470 million tor XTMnOe "Mr. Oswald was named aft­ 4. ■olntad cne at d s h t eominle- pled rtmilar mouth-to^outh Seotiona in the parmingtan- truant, balked at aid from wel­ at Christmas! HerWord area and Watortiury higtonray construction, including Tlakiata Dor the performaaca er Gen. Ro0rt E. Lee,” she ex- fare agencies, ignored a court hm m m iff the Hartford Nadonai but ell were m - a 5260 minion toteratata high­ By Pro-Reds in Venezuela pElns. "It was toe same name order that Lee receive peychla- BM * «a l TVvat Oo. aa truatae arc not yet buMt. may be had duri^ the day SI ninomaftii. Dr. Alfred B. Staid- way bonding program. frean Henry FuSer Watnahwe we gave our first child, Ro0rt tric treatment. cT Wickham Path, waa chair- qihat aleo eummoned to Ibe inteertale 91 begina rt toe Ocnnectlout *I)>ke. hi New Ha­ Highway funds appeopriated Nelson J. Deaana o f Rt. « •) Edward Lee Oswald Jr." He What does she say to thte now? man at Mm laat fund drire at Deny home, examined the chBd by toe 1961 (Mnerrt AasemMy 31; or evenings foom Joaepb was born In April 1984. She doesn't have a direct com ­ mL Janatf Ghureh, and waa a®- to the pnonwinoed her dead nt ven and atratchea up torough efauroh. Hwtford to Maaaarhnaette. tolafed 5174 miUlon, meM for authorifias had quartkes. Mnce Ro0rt Edward Lee Oswald ment. The answer E contained to the Oaidtol Retffem 10:S1 am. Dr. Keeney waa tbm toteratefo faigtawagr work. the military mlishki Is sEaahad Jr. works for toe Acme Brick in her conviction that as a moth­ LAST EVENING A «ancy. Ttranty-aeven hiehidlng Ibe Bad In. south of BpringfWd. A segment -iNews Tidbits Manrheaier men were named In toe WetoerafMAMartford Tba 196S legleiature appropri­ Oovertky Garden Ghfo wlS ‘ to toa Vanasualaa aimy, the Oo. In Denton, Tex., where he er she, and only ehe. could know . OH o w wnc MASKer seeosr oat m Manr peofile ara undv tha Mra. Parry told police ahe had M b of St. Oragoty (civil area la doe to be opened aeon. ated 542 mBBtai fo r road baMd- have Mb ' ancMSl Chrlatmaaj fn N tlM AP WiTM matter is boaicaUy VenawHlan. lives with hE family. her eon. I kiyreaafcin that Moat* ). 'ney are: L. Uturence left her child In toe ftret floor 'lYaffic now flows along a tag, 50 milHan tot kaprovkig A physician eksiataail the *1 became with child In early ‘T have to face tola alone," | bedroom playpen about 10 fcmebeon Tuesday rt Booth- [ aaty haa atwaya Mvad In Man* CarroM and Jamee G. Smith of 30AHntfe aaotion foom Hart­ secondary roeda Dhnodc Memorial Ltorary. eoleasl and caportad Ms atedt- 1989,’ ’ Mrs. Oswald says. " I was she saye. "But I vrill do It. I chMtar. Tboush ha la a anUra o'etook and want out to hang up tlon good, "hat ha haa art been tai my seventh month when Mr. Hartford; Adrian J. Brennan, ford to Maaaachuactta and a Btafe Highway Department MeUtoena are aaked to hrinr a j Roman Catbriic pcalataa from have idways faced Mfe. I have •on, ha kdt here In IM l to at' E. CUyton Oangraa, Angdo J. clothea. She returned a few reoorde dmw the department aatinc wall and ha appaors Oswald d l0 of coronary throm- been exploited' since childhood. minutes later and found toe piece near Hartford’s Oharter for eceebange. Tba aubj we (tailed attention to the fact that the Sys­ and PraiU Inatitnta hi Mow Giardini. Rom eo OoeseHn, Oak Bridge. to asal hwertment bal- send a check totaBna 538 aromid tbe world haad hoBM t i r 0 .’’ 0 a is .’ ’ But there has teen no turning Teak aty. Durlns the n«tf U James M. Hayea, Robert J. Ken- baby motlonleas ki the play pan. of 561.39 million at the from Vatioan Ecumanlcal Coun- The eight - day capUvMy o( The Infant 0 rn Oct. 18, 1989, away. I have faith. I do not tematic Withdrawal Plan now provided by Police aaid that tha baby Interatate 96 rum for U3.3 to Ibe Manefiekl State ’Drabi- ba worked and atudted hi mtdy, Gerard Morriaeey, Joeeph oilae tonougb Oannerticut from start cf the Mrt ftaoel yaar, ing aobooi and Hospital for Ma eil With erdara from Pope Paul Chenault contraoted with the in Mew Orleans was named question the will of God." many of the open end Mutual Funds might and 'New Tortt. Ha F. Mulreedy, Jamee O. Pettit, parsntly caught the left arm Jtfy 1. I960. Ravenna at 5 0-78 terrorlate’ handling of another Harvey Oswald. The televlston In her living be of special interest to those nearing retire­ aleeve bar dip-over shirt and, New Yoric to Rbode iatond. took a lanra to 17. made to the Churdi’a Book of I The in ju n e tlo a had been garian newa agency MTT i but a tool of tha terrorists. Lee was with me. After a few tet also a 150 check from a Uihwentty, New York Okir, aertdoe. They are M ra Paul E. Pomona kiraude Raymond Pan­ Tha FALN telaphonad news­ months’ I planned to file milt for doctor and $25 from someone CaOrban a t . West Hartford, Reniombrance. The Hotmee Fu-I sought by 16 NptwaBr taxpayam der, aa oveeweer; Mrs. WaKer porta. nradnatkiE In IM l whk n BJL neert Home at 400 Mkin St. is) In State who aaN»eri -that tba •pack papers that it would Includa (far dhrorca tet delayed It because i eEe." deiFaei, and oompietod Mra Daniel aaarrtero of Btootn- 8. Haven, traaaorer; WBEam A. CIvE rights leaders br eak o ff British in its campaign of ter­ Cteld, Dr. Joaeeblne P. Brea of In oharge of funeral arrange-! riiouid be used eoMy for "pack Mer, aaaiataBit steward and negotlatiana with the (Skoago (C) Solid col- ^ dor bla master’s degrM in manta. (Ooatlmied tram Page One) and reonational purpoaea." ror. It followed up by mariiine or C3otton W Vmnch at Fordham UniverMty FonatvUle. Mra. Bernard J (Mtaa June D. Loomta, Flora. Board of Education after the giauilng the residence o f the DrarsaU of Waicabury and MMa Tba taxpayers oontanded end board votes againrt ioouing a Skimmer In Oraduata Befaool hi 1M2. Mrs. Jaaaaa E. Aldrich warn myafariouaiy shot aarigr to ­ D u r ii« Em meaOiv tonight British ambassador Wednesday M argaret M. McNamara c f New Judpe MariDonaM ^reed, that aBver star ceyEfioatew w il ha palky stateaaent tar favor of ta- Red or Blue ^ Shortly lEareafter, Ohucliow- HEBRON — Mn. Agnes Cyn-1 day wtMn be attempted to re­ the act aMowtng ibe city to and bombing a Britlah aato- 7 to 14, 5 7 .0 aUl entered the United Btatea Britain. awwnled Mr. and Mrs. Oliver le^veaEen . . . Sue lyoh, sexy mobila agency. Mary A. Campbdl cf thia Aldrich, 57, of Paper Mill trieve his oat on the porch buy tbe landand hmked Its uae. 17-year-oM cf *Tx>Uta’’ fame, Army whero he served for three Rd., died last evening at Man- j roof of hia homa. Brawn.we— --- Eugene Bay aeid Alax No one was iajurad In ritber New Britain waa aleo among Xfoiwicr* aajw Ere wlD wed Hempton attack. Ambassador Sir Dou|ta« yaacB. Ha waa ettachad to Unlt- chaster Memorial Hoapital af- Stavan Haley of 56 Pbktfleto Fiunoher m . X . on Dec. 22 in od Staten OMl Affahn, and aub- thoee honored but died Aug. SO Seek * Women* Robbert TTw otttoerB faava m et at aa Busk was away whan tba atEttk before the award waa reoelTM ter a abort iltoeaa. She waa tha Ava. told pritos that ha waa sKeoutive neaakm to m ake plana Hollywood . . . TIm preoldent at nequantly was aartgiind to tha wife of James E. Aldrich. gokig to bad riiortlBr befoaa i NBTW HAVEN (AP)—A 58- occurred. The motor company's from Rome. fo r Em comiBg year, vriEdi wN toe United Steetworkere of store front was shattered end Suprcme Headquartera ABiad Mrs. Aldrich w m born aan, when ha aaw toa animai ymr-old New Haven wom America, Davtd J. McDonald BbrpadMonary Fores as an In- Plainfield, N.H., on Jan. Eiopfcaaper waa slugged and ba iBaniMaej a t Cbk aenEon. several automobiles damagod- if i^s in fashion iTs at from hia aaoand floor bedroom Cob CenuBtttoe Meets (rtiii a gro<^ of kiduatrialiate In Hs wna honorably 1906. window. robbed last night and poEoe The FALN gave no reason lor Cub Scout Pack 0 oommE- New York that "to oppose au- its anti-British campaign, hu(| it hi December 1M6, Further details are not avail­ Aotkipatlrig Em ort may aaid her throe nsaaflanta may (omaEon would be to oppooe Dr. Fancher able at thia time. have been femaia knpetwona' tee iwOl meet at 7:80 pm . today is believed to be a raprEal d Yale Untvenity hc.va difficulty eKnbing down at toe home of Mra. Dudley progrees and this I shall never aoon after. WhSe punukic hie The Holmes Funeral Home, tora. against Trinidad’s relaara to be stepped out torough Em wta- Ferguson on H i^ St. do." Venezuelan authority last, wdek studlee there be dhl pert-tiine 4M Main St, Manchester, is in dow to aarirt k. Ha told poEoe TIm viotkn, Mra. Betty Ad- Eligible for charge of funeral arrangements. cu b Scouts Ral|ih Cohn, W il­ Christina Kerier, 21, toe lead­ of six FALN memterp wf)0 hi- In French. In June Emts waa a sound Mka a shot dario, described them as tfarae liam EkraH, Glenn Faegteon. ing woman ki the Profumo 1960 bs raoctvnd the degree of tail, Negro women. But polioe jack0 a Venezuelan alrlli^ and ha fsE soenethkig grace his John Keraen and Gary S b ^ of scandal, geos on trial wito three and flew It to Port of Spain. Doctor cf Phtioeophy In French Mrs. Storlhur K. Lipptacott forelMad. Ha feU about 12 foca said today they are ohcckkig Early Parole Mrs. Doris ChambOTs Lippin- Den 1 made Thankagtn'tng fa- otoer persons on charges of Trinidad Is a member of the SMILING SERVICE Mid French liteiwture from the dram tbe roof to ttie ground. Po- out on toa poaaSiEMy they vora which were dirtributed to trytog to frame a Negro ex-lov­ cott, M, of Hartford, wife could have hem men drea British Commonwealth. Onnduate Bobooi. Em were quickly oaitod and he chfldren at Windham Commu­ er .. . OffloiaJa of Auburn Uni- Meanwhile, the supreme Sec­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Obuehnwnkl teught at the Dr. Morris C. Fancher, a Sterling K. Llppincott, died like women. her home yesterday. waa taken to Now Britain Gen­ nity Memorial HbsplUl. Mam- venity ki Alabama say they toral council continued its Slow Hartford Branch of the Unlver- Manchester dentist who has eral Hospltai where be waa The trio fied wEh about 560 bere of this den aloo took a trip will preM their legal fight to She was bom in Manchester in change and amnli biEe after count of ballots and said it « AVOID THE COLD! sMy o f Oonneoticut until 1055 aerved three months of a year- cm Sept. 24, 1903, and haa lived treated and released. Hia kijuty to the telewiaian studio at the halt toe ranrt-ordered daaegre- pected to announce the official when he wna moved to the was rapocted not aerfoua. one of the thuge beat Mni. Ad University at Oonneotlout and and-a-day sentence for Income. in Hartford tor 31 years. dario, wife of Sm owner of Pat- gaEoa of the school despite re­ results of the presidential Sec­ Btocra oarafNia where he ia eu PoEoa Sgt. G«(»ge W. Fri- viewed theroeelvea on teievlaicn. fusal by a federal anwals court tion on Sunday. All Indtcattons pervtaor o f u n d e r g r a d u a t c tax avaaion, haa been made Funeral services will be held ricetU’a Market, 113 Putnam SL, AVOID THE SLUSH! Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the berg Jr. and officer R obert Magaxiae Drive to detay toe admlaskm of a are that Raul Leonl, candidgte tnachbig maiore in foreign lan- eligible for immediate parole, with a weighted pocketfcook. ReprceenUtlvea of a maga- Taylor and Modeen Funeral Buoraa tnveatigeted. They re­ 1 ^ . Addario was treated at Negro student . . . Former Pak- of President Romulo Baton- becauae of the serioue illness Home, 238 Washington St., Hart­ ported that aevaral neighbors xine publicationpubUcation oonoem are irtani Prime Mlnlater Hussein court's Democratic Action par­ Ha hM wriittan a number of Graoe-New Haven Hospital for now visiting bomee in Coveu 8. ______Snhrawnrdy, 72, dlra of heart KEEP FEET WARM! of hie wife, Margaret. ford, with the Rev. Walter C. alao heard a sound Eka a toot scalp wounds. ty, will be the winner. artictae on French IMerature, Ranager of St. Paul’s Methodist foom a giui. try on behalf of the Fourth Die- j Attack to Lebanon.’ With 2.1 million of about- 8 dare^ tanguage methodology The action waa recommended Sbe waa tending Ew store trlct Amerioan Legion to ob­ by U.S. District Judge William Church, Hartford, officiating. On Bapt. 4, a New Britain alone wlien attacked. million votes tabulated, Lroni KEEP FEET DRY! and book reviews for prefee- _ T ___ I m»l11 a W a 4«b s tra w s EE451 tain subscriptions .the proceeds H. Timbers, who had pro­ Burial will *ba In Zion Hill man was shot in Newington by had 689,387 votes to 418,644 |or alocMl pubBoataons. Cemetery, someone unknown aa ha waa of which will be used to con- his nearest rival, Rafael OSdeira Ha baa been a member of the nounced sentence on the den­ MOTOR INN PLANNED tlnae the purchase of bosp'tal tist, after his July 1961 convic­ Friends may call at the funer­ driving home from work at the BOY SCOUT of the Soctol Chriptlan pafiyi with Oocmectlent State Advisory al home tonight from 7 to 9 and HARTFORD (AP) — Hart­ equipment loaned at no Ohaige tion for nonpayment of 1953-54- Faihir Bearing oompany. ford la going to have a. 120- CSoemnlibtea on Focwlgn Dirtruc- tomorrow from 8 to 4 and 7 'Ihe man had jurt left the tiiroughout the district. tton ainoe 130; Ie a part preai- 55 Income taxes. , room luxury motor Inn pear the •nie drive ia being aponaored Notes and News Dr. Fancher spent the next “ • P-™ plant about 11 pm. wMh five etate office building, costing an by the Auxtooty to Oho- dent of tbe Coniwcticut Chap­ passengers in his oar and waa Groan- Driver Warned ter of tbe American Aaeocla- two years appealing the convic­ estimated 51-5 million. W ork bot-Richardaon Port, American, . tion, losing each appeal, first In Mm. (tara 8. Sunderland driving along Fenn Rd. wtian Iten of Taachera of French; a RXX3KVILLE—Mra. Oara 8. will begin within the next 0 Legion and will continue focj Oub Pack xw After Accident COBBIE mamber of toe facudty and cur- 1962 In New Haven District he was shot, the bullet going daye, the completion date being about a month. Auxiliary Preei- j Oub Pack X I opened a re­ Court, then in early July of this Sunderland, 33, form erly o f 67 through the oar door and lodg­ rloidum aiiboomniittee of the Hammond S t, died yesterday at next fall. cent Mrs. EBzabeto Perry said, ^ent meeting at the Vetplanck Mianoheater Ooencnunlty Col­ year in the U.S. Court of Ap- ing in the man's ride. That shot The dirtiriot Sready haa two An Elro St. motortot yrator- the Hemlocks (Xmvalesoent was believed to have been Adolph O. Krisch, chairman School wito the Pledge of Al- day afternoon at 5 p.m. was legia; and la a charter member peala in New York. of the board of American Mo­ h.-«pHS beda and three wheel Bronco On July 16, appearing before Home. She waa the widow of fired from a oar which was legionoe to Em flag after which given a written warning for BOOTS o: Ew Holy Name Society of Gemge A. Sunderland. tor Inns, Inc .of Roanoke, Va„ chairs obtained through aiinJ- E t Jbenetf Church. While teach- Judge Tlmbani In U.S. Dlatrict thaveHtig in toe of^xMlia direc­ lar drives. Per. testify that Mrs. Fancher waa QuotaEons Fnrnlsbed by Mra. Ronnie Novaok arid Mm. Center Bt and struck the right its non-skid sole. Weath­ ill, but Judge Timbers refused men, pealor of Union Oongrega- robbery wito violence and was Cobuni Middlebrook, Inc. tendance. rear door and fender of an east- and military virtues of subjects, tlonal Church, wHl officiate. serving a tour to 14 year sen­ Arthur England. A tf>aci*l program of codm-ed er-wonderful, light and as of the Papal Statea on Sept 1, to delay the prison term any Bank Stocks Dick MUU orthaatra wlHplay 0und Center S t irbhicle, driven longer. Burial wdl ba ki Grove Mil tence. aUdea on *'W«bek>’a Day” which by Thomas O. Buedno, 40, of beautifully fitting as only 1381, and placed It under the' Cemetery. Bid Asked for tha round and square dance was held Eat summer rt the (D) Rayon Flax On Sept 5, Dr. Fancher sur­ The board ntled yerterday 0>nn. Bank and 123 Elizateth St . a Cobble can be I Cobble print coat dress patronage of the great pope Friends may call at toe fci- that toe original sentence waa at 8;3() p.m. Soitutxlay ai Ptoe Lake of Isles, North Stonlng- Whose name It bears. rendered to federal marshals, T n ip tC o...... 73H 77V4 Lake Shores Community oluto- Noth vehicles had moderate £(oot8, 18.99 to 16.99. with Oliver col­ and entered Danbury Federal neral home tonight from 7 to too Ught and increased it to six ton, was presented by the cub- damage but were driveable, po- Tha decoration Is a bifurcated 0. Hartford National house. Vic Samuala will prompt marter of a pack toi IVeat Hart- lar. Blue or Penitentiary. Hia sentence in­ to 14 years. Bank Co...... 62 66 Mce said. Pink. or eight-pointed red enameled Levac, toe board aaid. Showed for the square danoea. gold cross. In the center of cluded an order that he be Fire Inenranoe Companies • At 10:16 thte morning, a mi­ • ■ , V j 7 to 14. 57.90 placed on two year’s probation an "almort total Inoonsideratlon Awards given at the meeting nor two-car accident at Hart­ which la a blue medallion with Hartford F ire ----- 62% 66% Manchrator Evening Herald went to Iterk MockoUs and O P EN EVERY the image of St Gregory im- after his release, and that he Funerals for the vietkna" while team­ NaUonal F ire ___ 112 120 ford Rd. and Main St resulted pay the government all back ing with Leo J, Picard, 25, alao C.o'ventry oorreapbndent, F. Ronald Hagenow, wolf badge; In a police InvestlgaEon and fe- \'i - . i i preeeed in gold. At the side of Phoenix Fire ___ 114 122 Pauline Uttia, tab 742-628L CEariea Fuller, bear badge; N IG H T till (El Left ■— his head near the right ear ia a taxes, plus interest and penal­ of MattSAva, in holdups In New Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. porta of no Injuriea, no arreaU, Line print ties. Mrs. William B. Carlson Britain and Hartford. George Smith, Mon badge. Ar­ and only minor vehicle dama|;e. dove; In a oircle around the Aetna Casualty ..119 127 rows want to Philip Avery,-sil­ Christinas smocked — self image appears, in golden let- Fm eral aervioes for Mrii. Pdlce aaid the two used Aetna Life ...... 165 173 belt. Red only. Marion Packard Oarlpon of Mbi ver on lion; Tfanotoy Vincent, gt.' ■ I tera, "8. Gregorius Magnus." On knives oa weapons in the rob- Conn. General ...162% 170% John Hutchinson ___ Ex0 pt Saturdays 7 to 14. 57.99 MarthaU Airborne neapoEs. Minn., formerly of beriea. Oliver on w olf; Stephen Mac- Ocean Peaks Found the reverse side la the device, Hfd. Steam Boiler 141 151 ■ Manchester, will be held Mon­ and silver on wcH; “Pro Deo et Principe," and In WASHINGTON — A hand­ Picard ia serving a four to 14 Travelers ...... 194 202 Sings at llC onnl^?’ ^ day at 2 pm. at the Hodges year term. The two were aan- Chaves, two silver on GAPE TOWN — An undenM tha center around it, ’’Oregoti- picked corps of Federal Avia­ Duane Blnlto, two sHvar Funeral Home, Oreenflrtd, tenoad June 27 in Hartford Bu- PubUe UEllUes mountain range has been <^s- ua XVL P.M. Anno 1." The tion Agency peace offieft-s la Conn. Light Power 35 Jobti J. HutohiiMon Jr., 20, of j on wolf; George Smith, gold covered on die riilpplhg route badge ia the cross of the order Maan. Burial will ba in the fam­ perior Court. riding United Statea alrllnere ily plot kt OreenfleM Cemetery. Hfd. Elec. Light ., 44% 118 Helakie Rd., and Misa Mar-1 and aUver on Mon; Mark M ocko- 0tween South Africa and Aua- surrounded with sliver rays. to head off possible hijacking The board, which obnetata of Hartford Gas Co. 43 tralla. In some places toe pfoks three Superior Court judges, she Smith of Plainfield, rtu- j fo, gold on woM, Tba ribbon of the order ia red attewtC' The officers are Southern New Eng­ DavM McNftlly «nd are only 0 feet beneath Eie hai toe power to reduce or in­ dents at the University of OOn- 1 Awo, with orange borders. The cross trained to avoid using flrearms land Telephone . 52 55 neoUcut at Storra, Saturday Richard Brown, denner bars; surface, scientists of ths Soc^ ef a knight of the civil divlaion crease sentences. if^osslble. All are special dep­ Manufacturing CompaSea ndglit will provide half-tim e Mark MockolE, Michael Halto- African rsoearch ship NaEd la aurmounted by a crown of uty marshals. About Town Police said one of the viotlme weU and Jamea HaUowell, aa- report. ■ was a Hartford cab driver who Allied Thermal .. 41% 45% •inglng entertolninent Lt the gold oak laavea. 60 UOomi-Yale basketball game, atatant denner bars. Birthday AIR TRIP FOR POPE Rockville Eknblem Club will was robbed and stuffed into the Arrow, Hart, Heg. 66 10 to be televised bn Ohaanpl 3. boo0 were received by Murk CXINNALLY DlSOBABOlpi: HAmVXIRiD (AP) — Dr. VATICAN OITV (AP) — meet and have a Ohristmaa tiunk o f hia cab. Thrae ha re­ Barden 11H ThlB product has no eonnaetion whatever with Tte American National Red Oroea MockolE, and FWMp Avery, DAIXAB, Tex. (AP)^^ieiaa »■ . X . - - v... 9kwncla J. Braoeland of West The unprecedented pilgrim­ party Wednesday, Dec. 11 Bristol Brass .... New Haven, mained tor 0 hours. P olice The duo, known aa the "Ool- bear books. Oov. J o 0 ConnaUy flew Miue , named a Knight of St. age to the Holy Land, by Pope Thera Will bs a catered dinner aaid ha avoided auffooatlon by Colsoo ...... 3% 4H Dunham-Bush ... 4% 6% lege Oourlera," \vill provide a After a prayer of Thankagiv- to AusEa today to oonEnnahE tba lata Ifope Pius Paul VI will be made In the at 6:80 pm. Reservafiona ctose punchlhg hoies ki the trunk. Monday and may- be made with N. B. Machine ... 19 21% n.edEy of folk.songs for the \rsg, Manual Vincent, cubmaa- reoovery from wounds ki 1361, has been promoted first 10 days of January, a ter, spoke cai the late Presi­ ed during Uie a > ;‘f to tha atOca at Knight Com- Vatioan spokesman said to­ Mra. Peter Fagiui, M Bigelow North and Judd .. 16% 18% attending atudento, faculty .und St. Members are reminded to Mu»t A$k A$»embly Peter Paul ...... 31% 34 ii friends of both ludvenritles, os dent John F. Kennedy. T0 President Jo0 F< Kbi m aiider at a t Gregory by Pope day. Jews and Arabs alike EE said be does 0 t being an exchange gift. STAMFtMlD (AP)—Norwalk PlaaUc Wire Cable 11 13 well as the televiaon audience. meeting dosed with aM the Cub Paul VI. welcomed the news. Tbe Pope Scouts reoUlng t 0 promise am U 0 wlU regalq full Or. ErsoaNnil. who is pay- E expected to break a second haa been advised to seek auth­ Standard Screw 34% 87% Uiitohinson. who began skig- ority foom tha OenarS AraemWy Stanley Work* 1 9 ^ 31% Jog'folk nonga kx.the lart yrag towa o f Em pack. rigkt 0 0 aoE wrist r t .the Inatl- preeedent by making Em trip ' The F ren d i’OlUb o f Manohaw ly w 0 bit by tar will have a Ohristmaa party If It intenda to puraua tta plan Voeder-Root 45 • 49 •hd haa appeoired on aevaral TIm iMoat maeflng wiH 0 a is otw o f 84 Ro- by pinna. No powEff has Ctutatmaa party on Bunday at Moeei IkMgb Ua ki Oraatar flown before, although aa a Sunday at B p.m.. at Orange to buEd a |2 mBEon S ty h S l 'Xhe above quoUtlona ara not New England "Hootenanny*’ 1 :0 p m . tor Em entire fam- torough Me ngfat wrist botn new papal oardtaal Peps Pwol fragnaatly Hall. Thara «riU ^ poUuok and In MEENwa VErti. to 0 «ea«tru0 m m UiS m u * Ehw s, wia 0 apiMirlng en Etea e f Em eton. lodged to a Eilgh. larrad today for used ptenoa. an axobanfa of gtfte Tha advtoa eama foom Bupar- kata. Utovlaion for Em l l m tkna. ■f 1 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER B, 1963 PAGE SEVEN woL MANCHESl'E.R EVENI^IG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 ,196»^ McCarthy, R-WU., In the lat­ DON^ GET ITF NIOHTS BoHon sonnel on Uie shi4) df. at outpa­ ter’s* drive against suhverstves. It takra just 39e and 13 boar# te HOPE Official tient clinlca established ashore The New Yorker said McCar­ •tart relief — or your money back and inland. Herbert Lehman Dies at 85, at any drug itore. When fimetlonal Columbia Actors thy and his adherents were "in­ kidney disorder* causa setUns up \ ISpeakg to Men quisitors” who assaulted "gov­ nlKhbi.^ (Kxmty flow, b u n u n c , back- LIGGETT DRUG at PARKADE Was N.Y. Governor, Senator ernment services, the schools, aoTie, l e t p ain*, d lxxto###, u sa essy - In Comedy Hit TV-Radio Tonight Teacher^ Pay Scale Voted, to-lske BUKim 44lay treatment. Randolph P. Goetze, N ^ w Schiebel’s Given the stage, the publishing world Act* fart to tncreaaa and retulata and even our churches.'.^ e. NOW at VMfhWtrOi Bnd Phar Pete Hodglns and Mickey Mc­ FRID6Y, 1U«. to « ■■ Rangi\e $5,000 to $8,000 England field dlreotoT for Proj­ (Contbroed from Page One) rector general of the United Na­ The Baby Has Adams are the leading players ect Ho p e , wUl address the Battery Contract tions Relief and Rehabilitation actively until he was 50, after Agency, representing 48 govern­ in this weekend's production of MeUiodLst Men of South Church, he had carved a career as a Nell Simon’s “Cbme Blow Your Television A teevchera aakuy schedukOternate Is MIchaerBicange. Monday at 8 p.m. Schiebel Bros, of Manchester ments and overseeing the des­ Horn" presented by the Colum­ 4:00 ( 3) Big > Theatar (in pro(^»' ( 3) P assw ord HOURS ONLY 9 Mr. and Mrs. NormaiT Labbe Goetze will tell ths fto*7 has been awarded a contract for i tiny of half a billion war suf­ Boat Shelled for 1964-66 waa approved ws and Sian Oft C Supt. Philip C. Laguorl read Mrs. Thomas S. Quinn. Newport, R.l. His paternal grand- in furthering the work of our a comperlaon of Bolton's pres­ half by the late President John! wpop—i4ia k>r.. F. Kennedy. Liknts are Mr. and Mrs. Michael SuHlTan, Newport, R.l. organization.” I Joel Cash ent salary schedule, which a has two sisters, Joann, 5, and Usa, 21 months. I BUI Hughes starts at $4,700, with those of B • • • • • I G irand .^V mERICAN C oAIs IN MEMORY; The Kennedy HELMETS FOR ROCKS other towns and cities in the family has given the White Oerrasio. Dean Emil, arm of Victor J. and Teresa Pan- SAN FRANCrSCX) (AP) — Po- WLNP—12Sa Greater Hartford area. He icJd taleo Gervasio, 161 Wetberell SL He was bom Nov. 28 at I News. Weather. Sports for fuel oils, service, House a painting in menapi'y of { I licemen who ride thrce-wheeled i I Showcase that wWh the schedule adopted fhc late president. It has been | Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents motorcycles in San Francisco | p Lowell Thomas BoiIUmi will keep Its relative are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pantaleo, 8 Packard St. His pater­ > Spnrts Time heating equipment hung in the Green R(Xim. | will wear crash helmet.s from j ’ N(ws Showcase poajUon next yoar. The painting Is an oil by the j nal grioidparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gervasio. Rocky now em--to protect them from i p Capitol Cloakroom phone 522-8151 Of 25 towns, nine arc the HUl. His maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Teresa I The World Tonight French artist Claude Monet and | rock-throwing Juvenileg who | same os Bolton, eight offer is entitled, A Morning on the Pantaleo. 208 School SL, and Mrs, Marta Massaro, Torre- I have been pelting police lately | p l.ife Line no PEARL STREET more and eight offer less on a they try to disperse crowds. I Show case HARTFORD. CONN. Seine. I magglore,■■ Italy. • • • • • I Best of Broadway step one of the BJV. BoHon is The 36',i by 35 Inch canvas m o in the middle at the maxlumu wa.s painted in 1607. 1 Todd, Deborah Lea, daughtar of James P. and Sandra end of the B.A. schedule, at Tayfor Todd, RD 1, ?olton. She was bora Nov. 29 at Man­ $7,780, wUh 12 ahove and 12 TAXES; Senate Republican ] chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are below. y * • '• A, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, Kearny, N.J. Her paternal Leader Everett M. Dirl'.sen hasi 44 ' •••^(.*. Ths resignations of two told President Johnson that the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, Kearny, N J. teachers were accepted with • • • • • Senate will act early next year regret. Mrs. Ha Sajppson, mu­ on the $ll-bllllnn tax reduction Duatz, Timothy Brian, son of Vernard L. and Agnes sic teacher, wrote to the board bill and will make it I'ctroactlvc Jendiejcak Duntz, Grandview Rd., Tolland. He was born resigning as of Jon. 1, 1934 be­ to Jan. 1. Nov. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal cause her luuband is being Dlrksen told newsmen Wednes­ grandfather is Michael Jendrejcak Sr„ UnlonvUle. His pa­ transferred. day that he had assured John-' ternal grandparents ere Mr. and Mrs, Edward J. Duntz Sr., Miss Yvonne Lacey resigned .■5on there would be "no dilatory I Hartford. He has two brothers, Vera, 4, and Mark, 2; and for personal reason.s, effective tactics no delay in moving i -I a sister, Karen, 6. • • • • • immediately. In her letter sh.- along' ua fast as possible” on the said she was leaving with gi*eat measure. ' | ■y-i—1^ Peter John, son of Peter Jr. and Christine Ru­ Women's and Girls' regret; that the children, the Sen. Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., : dolph Zaleski. 218 Oakland Rd., Wapping. He was bom school and the Jovn ihaq beep Semite Finance Committee I Nov. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Warmly Lined a source of 'greet jileosure I t chairman, has said it is pos.siblc I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rudolph, San Fernan­ her during her years of teach­ his group will reach .some deci-1 do, Calif. His patarnkl grandparents are Mr. -and Mrs. ing. Mias 1-acey had been u slons on the House-passed meas­ ■vy W .' Peter Zaleski Sr., Wapping. <, • • • • • Grade 1 teaclier until last year ure before Christmas. | SNO BOOTS when she taught Grade 4. nils ■'' ■; Bwars, Peter John, son of John Thomas and Paula year she has been' teaching PARTY CONFAB: The Dem-^ E Schmidt Ewers, Crestwood Rd., Tolland. He was born Nov. oci-atic National Committee will' 27 a t Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- Grade 3. Mrs. Beverly Webb has been hired (ui a long-term meet in V/ashIngton Jan. 4 to j arents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Rochester, N.Y. discus.s arrangonenls for the [is paternal grandpao-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. vobsUtute. e The board wUi write to both party's national convention next' Ewers, Plttsford, N.Y. He has a brother, John Todd, 2; and 8 8 year In Atlantic City. j a sister, Kathryn, 4. teachers, commending them and wishing them well. The prime task will be to al­ locate convention delegate votes Mlehaod, Albert Edgar Leo Jr., son of Albert E. and The board voted to hire to Uie Staten and territories. ^ Celine Paradis Michaud, South St., Coventry. He was born Keith D. Groethe for the re­ National Chairman John M. Nov. 35 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal mainder of the 1963-64 school Bailey announced the date grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Michaud, Northboro, year for muaic. Currently Uv- Wedne.sday and said the sub- Maas. He has three brothers, William, Claude and Stanley: Img In Hartford, Groe'.he, 32, C cmnmlttce.s on convention ar- and four sisters, Claire, Karen, Earlene and Valerie. Smart convertible collar, cush­ is from Nebraska and gi*aduat- rangomenU) and delegate alloca­ ion crepe soles, scuff proof up­ sd from the University of .South tion will meet a day early, Jan. Erlckaon, Monique Marie, daughter of John Wright and pers. Black or gray. Wom­ Dakota, where he also got an 3. The committee meeting orig­ Dolores Hall Erickson, 620 Weslvtew Dr. She was born Nov. en’s and Girls' sizes 6 to 10, M.A., with a major in music inally was HchecUilecl foi' Dec. 19 at Harteford Hospital. Her maternal grandparenLs are Children's sizes 6 to 3. and a minor in Knglish. He Ls 6-T, but was postponed duo to Mr. and Mrs. J. Alton Hall, Hebron. Her paternal grand­ completely certified to teach tl)e death of President John F. father la John Erickson, RFD 1, Manchester. all aspects of music and Bng- Kennedy. lUih, the superintendent said, Beny, Robert Donald, son of Donald George and Janet and will bo hired at the sixth STOC3\PILE: Senate action Porter Berry, Amston. He was bora Nov. 29 at Manches­ year level at $6,300. He is mar­ on a bill to reduce and revise Universal Hamilton Beach ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. y t l M W ' ..... ried and has three children. the government's huge emer­ General Electric and Mrs. Herbert Porter, Amston. His paternal grand­ The board voted to ask gency stockpiles of critical General Electric PORTABLE MIXER father ia George Berry, Chestnut Hill. His maternal great­ townspeople to suggest a name items was postponed Wedne.sday HAIR DRYER HAIR DRYER grandmothers are Mrs. Lola Hutchinson, 12D BluefieW Dr., for the junior-senior high school until next year. STEAM-DRY IRON and Mrs. Merton Hills, Hebron. He has two sisters, Rox­ now under construction. Sug- The announcement was made 8.88 anne, 6H, and Rhonda, 18 months. gestions should be sent to any, by Sen. Stuart Symington, D- 1380 10.97 • I • • • • board member in writing byjMo., chairman of a 'Senate Three speed model, complete with 10.88 3 Speed. 5-Year Guarantee. Light­ % weight, finger tip control. Model ?!' Beanlakl, Jiunea Francis, son of Richard and Jean Stent Jan. 4 and should include the Armed Services subcommittee storage and carry case. Model Completely automatic. 2 Irons In Extr'a large hood, 2-temperature Reanlakl, Columbia Center. He was born Nov. 26 at Wind­ HDS. . one. Model F60. control. No. 9938. 75M. ham Community Memorial Hospital. His matefnal grand The board win meet again j program on the urging of the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stent, Hartforil. His Hli pater­ next Wednesday to ' go over | late President John F. Kennedy, nal grandmother is Mrs. Mary Rose ResniskI, Wllllmantlc. moveable equipment bids fori — -- Rival Melmac General Electric Universal He has three bothers, Richard, 8, Kevin, 6. and Stephen, 2, the new high school, and on j RIGHTS DRIVE: Civil rights and a twin brother and sister, David and Patricia, 4. Dec. 18 to finish the month’s group have launched a grass- ELECTRIC CAN OPENl . 45 PC. 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WlUiam, 8: and three sisters, Debra, 11, Elizabeth, 10, and after Saturday. mittee and Its chair)nan. Rep. Linda, 5. Rehearsals for the Chi-lstmas Howard W. SmiUi, D-Va., to re­ HI-TOPS LACED BOOTS pageant will be held Saturday lease the measure for Hou.se Proctor Detecto Hamilton-Cosco Westinghouse at 3 p.m. for grammar school consideration. A majority of tl)e ■I children and Sunday from 1 to house—218 of Us 435 membeiTB— POP-UP TOASTER BATH SCALE COUNTER BAR STOOL A U T O M A 'nC 8:30 p.m.'for CYO. Mrs. William is needed. ELECTRIC BLANKETS Minor and Mrs. L. Norman Word was passed to put the S.S. PIERCE’S HOLIDAY GIFTS 5.97 6.97 Dutton are In charge of the prc.ssure on congressmen as 16.97 4.97 14.99 Snugly warm pile lined boots with stacked heels for extra walking latter group. leaders of *0 national church, 12.00 to 45.00 In Famous Foods That Everyone Enjoys long-lasting cushion crepe soles. ease. Sturdy leather uppers. 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the problem your oonsldered •m StutUea lAbal. *37)«wi4r of education laat night tabled a motion to ban amoking Uon, which Mca prohibition. Will languishing in Congress Is the offUdai title la that of Aaaiatant yearn o f friendship with the new and Mass Jo. He told about ’ a 13th grade tomeroom; muat Oummings’ motion pa— ed on a Btora. M3 Uata. Mall Orders Pllledl by atttdantg at Manchester High School. more harm than good. An the first time aa President with most maastvs atngla attack we PabIMied Been BTonini Except President of the United Statea wicked Bugaboo who was sent Moderate Priced Reinveetment have on file in the office a form 40 unanimous voice vote. The sug­ Sunday! and HoUdaya. Bnterad at Sectetar>' of State for Near MModaraia outright ban would only create gestion for a joint administra­ the National Security Council. can make on this problem. I t has been a friendshlp*’whlch by the Queen Fairy to live in At ths same time, the board agreed to try to find containing parental approval the Poet Ofrioe at Manchester Conn, Baatani and South Aslan A f- Suggeatlone lor 1964-ere an­ ways to make clasaroom adu-A^------sympathy for the 10 per cent of tor-doctor c o m m ittee also He planned to confer with Gen. 'It has lain unenacted when a* Second aaas Mall Matter has proved durable, full of fa­ Santa Land.) and In his poeseesion an MHD Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of falm. meas nounced In a 20-paga laport that ckOon about the haaarda of smoking permit; and may the students who now smoke." passed unanimousty. It will be itouight to be alive and working vor and counter-favor, in apite hava -atready baooma aiaody the Joint Chiefs of Staff, after for every one of us.” SCBSCRIPTION RATES "W hat did N o g do?” cried la fraah off tha praaa. A «opy la •moklng m oN effective, and smoke only in a designated ■Hie etudenta would not eup- tonned through the Adminis­ Payable in Adrance _ It seema that, despite the e f­ annoiMni. that session. Johnson said that with the o f some rough momenta. Pro­ Sissy, rising to her knees. approved the formation of a smoking area during tha last poTt such a policy, he added; trative OounriL te r Tear ...... ^ forts of some to obliterate H, youra fraa of charge. On iaind tp todorra tha board Johnson's speeches to union civil rights bill denied a hearing ALUMINUM Six ICOIltbA • e a •• •••• ooao 00 • 0 o 11<00 viding the Connecticut Senator "What did he do?” eciwed Miss joint committee of doctora and fiv e minutes of bis Junch- thus the board tai adopting a In other bustaveee, the board of ourrontirront praoUcM ragaiding and industry leaders climaxed a by the House Rules Committee, i'hree Montba e.oO there la still such a region aa behaves reasonably, he should Jo, pulling on the Storyteller’s aditoaMratoni fo r this purposa period.” boo would only be "breeding heard a lepoK front Ted Oim- One Month l.ta □ If you have aold aaeurWaa for emioM ng aduoation at the var- busy day during which he also; T h e endless abrasion of delay, the Near Bast, and that almost find himself In a happy posi­ boot. ’np^rooUqp Jby. Dr. Waltai disrespect for the law.” mings, ehaimom at the build­ COMB. DOORS tax purpoaaa and want battor ioua g n h a levaia ware .several Rogers said a check of the —Ordered U riff boosts of »23.9 neglect and indifference have meocbbr o p ___ tion. "L et hAm teQ.” said Jeremy, ScM M L to taaoliid tha board’s WHliam Collins, who had ing and eites oonunRtee, and AND half of the expertfl attending #wtofdna*«pito O h e n f the poU- Schools Suhsidiiied House to spend M minutes at a the aged financed by Social Se­ Ideal Preswait for made that day. Then, while induatriaa rapraaantad range from hesna eoonomloe courses. ______Student______found smoking in the ing with a regulation, ftit there Julius Mathews Special A«eney — Warren Wasn’t Willing cent Senate behavior, cut him­ ey on amofctaig bad been ex- capttol luncheon of the Texas curity. He said It "cries out for Tka Whole Family! New Tork. Chtcapo Detroit and self free of the White House to everyone else was sleeping. Nog broadoaatlng to oil...from ooa- S u tll^ oald that almllar units i building are autom atii^ly aua- is flaunting of the law now, and peotad rihea tha board’s laot „ _ _ _ UMA-:-Peru boa sst up a congressional delegation, enactment.” It seems that this page ought fa r aa policy waa concerned, would have himself the biggest are given to all pupils In Grade I ponded from school, for a period R is wr^ig to condone smoking MEMBER a u d it BDRKAD OP matlos to aleotronl08...from • maoUng. Tba diaUar oame up at'the'same time W re tiytng 1 subsidy fo r prlvafs setroeda to Johneon told some 40 union CIRCULATIONS to offer a footnote to Its previ­ and consequently can be judged time, pulling o ff dolls’ arms, 8 science classea of five days, he said. HOME discount atoro chain to a railroad. (hen aa tha reoult af a latter lo educate people to the health an effort to promote te a ri^ leaders and government offi' ous discussion. In “ A Court Is to be In no particular need of tearing loose wires on electric to which £>r. Nlcholaa Maralalo, He cautioned that there le rials: "The No. 1 priority today Option for Tenants? Tha Herald Printina Compaay. factor.” “ P *t'*te activity. Bubal- W hite House favor in the trains, hiding pieces o f jigiMiw . P - •«>«"• flaunting of tha amoking I and tomorrow is more Jobs and bic assumesssumes no financialimanoai respon­reapm- A Court,” of the service of □ Learn tha namaa of lhaaa 20 dh-aeter o f InaMh, raqueoted WwR hack- "But th el**^ private schools wiH be SPECIALTIES sibility for typographical errors ap- career he has lying ahead. puzxles and thirgs Uke that." th a t . ” a ooootant aduoattonol MarslMb asked, m e n W d they now. t ^ t policing the the goal of this administration BRUSSELS — Belgium has bi Mvertlsementf and other Chief Justice BSarl Warren as "W hy did he do it ? ” gasped atocka and tha roasona why our were, ^ wondered, "Then why t uvatorlee poses eotoethlng of a earmarked $12,000,000 in this 648-tS66 pearins bi Of the top Connecticut Demo­ This waa tha end fo r Santa progroin to dtaqouiaga amok- half their la 76 million Jobs in Am erica.” reading maUermatter In The Manchester chairman of President John­ cratic trio whose personal fates Miss Jo. toes w problem among chil- prou ,m , xnd that an outright cause R requiree that the child I “ > ex leasa year’s budget to meet farmers' Brenfaw Herald. Raaaarch Dapartmant calls them Uig ba e a r n e d on in the That would be an Increase of SO PURNELL PLACE son’s special eommisaion to in­ are most closely linked to na­ "He was just plain mean,” 'Issues with partloularty attraothro t a c r ^ f ’’ U n on smoking might add to It. get parental permission to ^ 6 million jobs. Johnson set no demands for Income equality said the Storyteller. “He fixed Santa paid no attention. He Dr Wimarn Curtla Bimerto-j He said: “ There Is dahger, wnoke; and that puts there- target dati vrith nonfarmers. Also proposed Display adsertlstni closing boms: vestigate the national tragedy tional events, then, only John target date for that goal or Monday—1 p.m. Friday - M. Bailey may conceivably find it so that when little children said, T ’m putting you to work A Thonght for Today potential.” H m board’s opinion aaamad to ■ tendent of schools, M M w that j think, o f becoming loo repres- sponsihORy wliere R belongs.” Ever fmth s^ "^Is is our dominant, relent- is farm-lease legislation, ^ving r Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. 0 in Dallas. that a change of White House came down Chttotmas morning in the stables. I ’m sure you w ill Sponsored by the Manehss- favor a omoldng ban, and Dr. the ectaMts ‘‘are accepting our | g,ve. You might create more ad- Surpwintendent Curtis, break- crumbs for breading veri domestic problem and we r Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. □ Mall tha coupon today for your Mhntfalb •Aim taivHed to attend their landlords sell. buy When Pbr Tbnrsday-1 p.m Wednesday. It has since become quite personnel haa direct and imme­ and pk^ed up their toys— the like the reindeer because onl- ter CouncO o f Oharshca rejpooriblUty for t e a c ^ - t ^ mlniBtratlve headaches. 8mok- ing into the dlscuetton then | chops? Good flavor and texture j<^. HcFald Ads, Por Friday- 1 p.m>.m Thursday1 toys were broken before they mxls can’t hate.” fraa 20i>ags report. loot night’s sooMon. eubjeota as requlr^ by law. The h»g with teenagers is a symbol oautlcncd the board to "give change! p.m Piiday clear, in a number of accounts diate Impact on hia own career. ^jT Saturday—1 p.m even started to play with them.” Well, Nog went down to the ” M y Intent,” he told them, prooiGtn of RnoklnAi roits in ' Classified deadline____ Jie; 10;*) by different Washington cor­ He certainly did everything A sense o f anticipation is one ‘Oi not to prahibit amoMng. large part in the hemts. When| eadi day (d publication to help make the other two, "I got a wind-up truck once,” stables and it appeared he waa Saturday — • Am. doing ail right, at least as far o f the oonsiatent moods o f the But I do toil that some action children smoke, parents must respondents. that Chief Justice Dodd and Ribicoff, and_ put said Jeremy suddenly. "The New Testament. Than mood is ! Shearson, Hammlll * Co., 918 Main Street, Manchester ihciukl ba token on a town-wide accept much of the resopnsiblU- Warren originally felt exactly them In the' places they now; s p «^ ^as broken and It never aa Santa could see. But that Thursday, December B Christmas eve when the deer cieariy felt in the 13th chaipter baola tor. educating the ohU- ty.'” I hold. Probably, in the case o f once. aa we did, that he first flatly were hitched to the sleigh th e y ,o f Romans when Paul says it ! 0 Waaro maH ma a fra* copy of your naw laport on DO modar- dren.'* Mrs. John Cheney Jr,, chair­ each, he did a little■ -bit more ' “ Likely N og did K." said the declined to serve in any such couldn’t fly. [ is “full time now to wake from He eeM an taidepandent oom- man of education committee of I The Ciylc Orchestra than he was publicly supposed Storyteller, nodding. I Ota pricad stocka. 5 Nog had filled their stomachs, idoep-----the Mght gone. capacity outside the strictly to have done, to get each o f "But you said N og wasn't in mltteo of doctors haa bean the Manchester branch of the full of ball bearings from the the day ia alt hand.’’ Tlust same j MA tomxed for this purpose. It wUI American Cancer Society, also At Bailey Auditorium lart Constitutional duties of the Su­ them In their precise present Santa Land any more," protes­ skate shop and ths poor rein­ sanae o f expectation comes was present to show board place. But, o f the three, he is ted Sissy. he headed by Dr. FVaderlck ■Ight the Manchester Civic Or­ preme Court; that he waa then deer could hardly waddle out of swifUy upon us in tMs pre- members the types oA material now the only one whose high "He’s not,” saiUl the Story­ Backer, chief pathologist et chestra seemed to ns to make Bimunoned into special confer­ the stable much less take off Cbristmss season. And yet w « her group p r i d e s to the political office and prestige teller. "That’s what I'm about KoncHarior Memorial Hoopitol Into the sky. wonder so often what it is that schools. This includes anU-smok- the transition from an organ!- ence with President Johnson, rests almost solely in the per­ to tell you.” He pulled a pipe •to. Tbe eammUtee etonda ready Santa had to call on every we expact, or expect to feel. ing literature, movies, and film- Botipn o f local amateur mual- and that in this conference he sonal decision of the new Presl- from Ms pocket, put it in his to help taioUUite a concerted sprite, ghost, gobblin and elf In Some of our anticipated joya .homo phene. stripa. She Indicated that local dent mouth without lighting it and I Siielneee phene. ■TMhtog eduoaMcn program in dsas playing primarily for finally succumbed to the ex­ Fairyland to help deliver toys go flat before it’s over. We grow teachers have Shown "much in­ The highest and dearest post ..wen^ in'w ith his story the eehoola and wUI be avail­ their own pleasure and that of traordinary persuasiveness and that night. When the job waa 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N ear McKEE A fter that first Christinas, weary even In the midst of our able tor to llu and demonstra- terest” In using the materials. o f Bailey’s career has been, oh- ' ‘ ‘ ^ finally dime and he got back to ; hu rrM preparationa Surely tielr friends Into an Orchestra amotlonal praesure the new Sana got a whole tra^n load of p tiona. Dr. Maralalo said. "I feel the teachers have been vlously enough, that o f Demo­ Santa Land, all the shops h a d , iben, ft is needful that we keep SHEARSON HAMMIUSCO. doing a fine Job,” she said. APPLIANCE ond HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER t i oompetenoe and established President seems to be applying cratic National Chairman. H e ' letters oomp'AUning about all Memhera Now Yofk Sleek toehence . f eunded l*a Thielr toritaig, he indiootod, le burned down. Nog had dropped! otoM in our thoughts from day that more effort ehould be aimed Discussing the board’s ruling psrmanent plaos* in Manches­ to so many individuals and so past as a result j the broken toys he’d left for a lighted candle on a Christ­ work In! children all over the world, to day God's oompelUng purpose at the alanlewtory giadee. Bd- (hat allows amoking on the high ter’s musiesl and cultural Ufa many situaUons these daya mas tree and set the whole the vineyards where delegates! SanU waa pretty upset. He of love snd meniy and Ufe thait ucotfng the junior high and school grounds. Principal Rog- I f this la so, it was because place ablase. is the very core of the Christ Mgh ochool pwSU la too Mo, ani noted that It had first been So, to set the record straight. to the I960 convention grew. 1 called Nog In to see him and he This was the end for Santa. at the continued plaoaurable de- In many of these vineyards “Are you responsible for moB otory and the only oauae benouao by that tSoM many granted In 1960 when then Prln- Chief Justice Warren was not He sent for the Fairy Queen for our Joy and hope to this ▼otton of the Mandiester muci- he confronted and operat­ all tMs tirouble? luunlndful of the feeling o f. and he said, "Y o u ware right, season. Suhmltted by elons who make up the orches­ ed againust those who had “ Maybe yea, maybe no,” said I can't keep Nog In Santa some people about the previous: some idea of harvesting dele­ N og without a bit o f ahame. tbe Rev. FeUx M. Davis, tra, because at the beautifully Land.” Exclusive Af service of Justice Owen Rob-' gates for L 3mdon Johnson. He ‘T don't understand," said M ln tot^ t E M (E M I B M IB M 186' “ Oh, deSLT,” signed the Queen. Oecond jR il jR G JPNi JPNi JRii JPNi JPni dUftingulahed conducting o f V y- erts as head of tbe Pearl Har­ did his hardest and most spec­ Santa. "W hy do you hate ohM- "What wUl we do with him tantas Marljosiua, because of tacular work among the politi­ dren?" Oongpegaittonal Church bor inquiry, about that of Jiu- now?” ^ DPTiDlltoD Wto / MANCHESTER the excellent selection of the cal chieftains of Northern in­ "I hate evaiybody,’’ said Nog "Y eah ,” said Nog, smlricing. tlee Robert Jackson as chief dustrial communities, where and Ids purple fiu;e got even program performed, because of "What will you do with me prosecutor at the Nuremberg Johnson.was supposed io be a more purple just thinking about now?” the generous support of so trials, about that of Justice W il­ weak potential candidate. Isow much he ha/ted everybody. (Tomorrow: Nog Oomea to Poo) WINDOW SHADES I many friends and patrons who liam O. Douglas in various ap­ Now this same Lyndon John­ "But why?" aMced Santa. son can choose whether he "Beoause everybody hates assisted The Manchester Bve- pearances and causes, and W ASH AILE iting Herald in its sponsorship, wants thia same Bailey, with his me,” said Nog. about that, recently, of Justice atreng:th and connections in “I don't hate you,” said Santa INTERSTATE MgmnwiWWWKWRIHgWg and because of the fine attend­ C A S H FUEL Arthur Ooldberg in acting as a these same areas, to manage hia “ Oh,” said Nog. ” It’a your AQUA SHADES Tel. 649-8406 691 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ance sdilch obviously found in strike mediator for President own 1964 campaign in the na­ busineas to k>v« peo{de. But I tion. . SERVICE the evening the one essential Kennedy. Chief Justice Warren like to hate and I like for every- Made to Order o()e tp hate me.” thing srithout which no such Conceivably, Johnson ia Save IS.OO Oa $00 OalloBS $3s35 With Your RoOera wanted to avoid any echoing of Santa just couldn’t believe evening or future evenings aware of the areas where, by fhe tnagnificenf thia Mnd of thing, even in a na­ the shallow and perhaps often Nog really meant this so be X4-Hottr Boroer Serviea 'Full Line of Ouotom aould be justified — enjoyable tional emergency. Hs yielded to mistaken political book, he said, ‘il’m gi'riog you another I C P i r V K V d " k 1 A f music. himself needs to be built up. chance to work in Santa Land.” VENETIAN ILINDS YEARS the insistence of his President And surely he ia aware that, “Pshaw!” said Nog. "If I TO all whs played a part in We will hold it an error of M cKinney whereas Bailey might have wanted to I could RUN Santa lh /lagr*avc bringing about this vibrant kind Lumber and Supply Co. judgment and policy, but any been on the w ay out fo r the Land. I could get rid of you E. A. JOHNSON of result The Herald wishes to E blame involved obviously goes second Kennedy campaign, with and then I ’d nm this place m> Est. 1947—Bolton SERVICE extend its congratulations and largely to the President, who one of the ahallow suggested j own why. Wouldn’t that be PAINT CO. FULLY Automotic Its gratitude. We think a new was obviously willing to accept reasons for this being the need { something!" Tel. 643-2141 IDS M ala 8t — TOL 649-4501 PROTECTION CONTRACT SELECT YOUR GIFTS NOW and disUncUve Mancheeter for a difference in religion be­ Thia sounded so sU y that I t tween the President and the AT NO ADDITIONAL COST Dig ScTGGii 280 sq. in. community poeeeaslon, once party boss, such shallow rea­ WHILE SELECTION IS COHPLnE merely aa adventurous gleam soning has now reversed itself, in the eye of Herald Music lV>Tle so that it becomes an argument Crttle John Oruber, has now for retaining Bailey. Tired of peyinii for parte, Jusf Say "Charge If!" MOBILE TV New York State Supreme bean given aa assured future, But, one way or another, 'CHRISTIIAS WONDERUHD! Court Justice Irving H. Saypol, there will have to be a decision service and someone aba's mbtakesT and we see BO reason why It C already famous across the na­ participated in by. President ehould not aim to be—as per- UHF tion fo r hia gentlemanliness in Johnson and National Chair­ M A R I-M A D S - 691 M A IN BT. h^M it already is—the finest man Bailey, of maximum career '/ 3 '/ critioising hats worn by women THOUSANDS OF MANCHESTER tnstltutkm o f its Mad anywhera Importance to Bailey, and of VHF lawyan in his court, haa now comparable Importance to the HAS A HEART I WISH TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT begun bothering the male side President, too. STOCKIND STUFFERS FAIRWAY UNDER Onr Colifnsion Of Eaata of the bar. that carri^ Nam e 228 . . . truly ths ideal sicond set! The extremely compact His lataat aversion Is to bow wood case ia wonderfully practical on shelves, in book­ How can we expect to solve 7^7 j r LIFETIME WARRANTY* Address ...... letesaasasasaeasawssseessssses* ties, and lawyers who appear « TOYS NOTIONS cases. It will add a touch of beauty to any room in your the problems of tMa world when. ‘before him are usually briefed, • NOVELTIES * STATIONERY O t y home; and w ill also let you enjoy more lifelike sound vr« ean't even decide what to FREE DELIVERY than possible from a metal or plastic case. Videomatio beforehand, by a thoughtful YES, FAIRWAY HAS IT! sail various regions of It? f A M . to 9 P.M. •TsL Number Model 1-U302, in your choice of Mahogany or Walnut court clerk who even keeps a BOTH 14 P O U N D 'V9% have on hand a report of finishes. four-in-hsmd in his desk for tha disUngulshed and leeuvied STORES lawyers who need to make a ARTHUR DRUB CAPACITY Amsrtoan Assembly, adopted quick (hangc. But if the lawyer last month, after learned dia- OPEN EVERY Double Stamps falls to be briefed, or falls to euasion at Arden House, which change, and approaches His NtGHT TILL Every VV^nesdoy! is Wtod ’The United States and Honor wearing his own regular tha Middle Bast.” Oharga It With — * LO C A 'n O N S — bow tie, he finds himself on the ARE YOU IN RSISi Friday, Dec. 5,11 a.m. to 4 p.in. One notioea immediately that 976 MAIN STREET receiving end of a stem lecture. Downtown Manchester ttie report boa much to say or out of And if he dares call his throat about relations between Israel his own, he la likely to be label­ TURNPIKE PLAZA and tha Arah states, which ia HOT W ATER? 705 MIDDLE TPKE. E. HOURS ONLY ed impertinent a problem primarily located tat Next to Popular Market HAMILTON BEACH Just 9>/2C* a day for fuel 'ImSSSw the Near Bast, even though As might have been expected, to* 7 MANCHESTOB NENT REFILL This certificate Chrome. 4. li tiftod os direotor of Middle Ue. BROTHERS V A L U E D A T 9M.96 good only during (8-BC) Studies at Portland State And Bines the tying o f a tie Is advertised aala a Water Rariataat a Don’t Mlaa This Oo($ige, Oregon. about tb s only purely mascu­ “FM DAY 643-5135 a Seoond Band Oreateat Wateh Comes in assort- . ^tooilea P. Isoawl, a particl- line thing left to the male of a Antt-Bfanetto Sola to MaaehMter 7 , ' O N ]L X ad solors. from OolumUa Unive^ty, the American species, the reign 301-315 C«nt«r St. a Radlmn Dial a Unbrealtabte t i ' the “Professor of Near and of Justice Saypol could turn 1 4 0 0 * WE GIVE Crystal •phM tax vtn i 1>BAL Middle Bastem Boonomics,” so out to have disastrous aoclologl- 2 p iii^ s NO PAYMENTS till MARCH 1964 Tel. 649-3406 tor SCHOOL ha would ba safe whichever kind cal effects. GREEN STAMPS D 'd supply wr’ll sell (Positively ao watches sold at thU pries after or OFFICE ( 2) to a customer sale). e TPON “ o f oonferenoe It really was. One If he is really the prude he r OPEN DAILY9to9 -SATURDAYtill6 O y g e ILienczowsM la chairman seems to be, he la mtaving the Many Models tp Choose Frpm —; Friday Only 10 A.M. to 4 P.M, CORNER RROAO ST. AND Mm ni.E TPKE. W. nus Store Only mis Store Only ef MkkUa Eastara Studies at summit of prudery. That is not Mobilheat .;^a af Oattfomia at to oaca so much arUeb Mnd of Liggett Drug, Parkada SkamilRg Oantar, 4M W. MIddIa Tpka. LIGGEn DRUG STORE A M A . J. Maysr e f tie It is, but to insist, rsgaml- THIS noSB oiNiiT—4»nB TSBOB o n m \ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADB a IMdl* IMflliltoi i S l . Read Herald AdvertiseniMito ...... ■! • '■ m

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NAlfCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1908 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1968 PACK TBM alaited. Merchants are partici­ tend a meeting of the Connecti­ Min MriKlnney, 966. women’s Rockville~V ernon pating hi the aweadhig of pitsaa Columbia cut Association of Boards of toaa style. Genera Foew, 888. which hKfude a U4p for two to Sducation Frid^ at 8 p.m. at The shoot waa a flint tound SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. Beimuda, a portaMa televialon the B. O. Smith School In Storrs. oonaltinc of 113 acrowa ahot Toni Sadlak ast and other prixea valued at Norwich Gift Foster Richards, chairman of at varying dtafoncea of 30 feet about 9160. Drawinga wtU take the Mansflald Board of Bduca- to 30 y o ^ place thRNjghout the day. tlon, vriU conduct those attend­ Bolldiigr PenrdtB ing on a tour of the school at BuUdIng permits In Novem­ Selected for A Ourtetinas bonua waa voted Drive Headed 7:80. Discusalona of teachers' ber went to: John and Marga­ Mia. Helen Frank who ran the salaries Is on the agenda. ret DAhvorth, houos on Rt. 87; chamber ofTioe In "an eKemphey SecoBd ResBOd Shoot Waiter Carter, oddHlon t o C of C Post manner’* durkig the Interim of By Minister The Columbia Lake Bowmen houM on EMonl Hd.; Slugene BINGO the reelgBwUon o f Mta. Belotti at have held the aeoond qualifying Dente, enlarge house on R t .fu»vue» and the appoiBiknent Sedlak. The Rev. George Bhrana haa 87; Clifford Brickson, enlarge EVERY FRIDAY 8 PR. R«put>ttoan yetenen ot Oongieee On motion o f director D, K. been appointed local chairman round fo r the indoor tourna­ ment beginning thla Sunday. hoisBe on CoWna Rd.; Berrtaird he eenied ae the etatft'e Welch, the chamber w ill hoM of the N Norwich or Hoepltal Gift MAIN ST., SOUTH COVENTRY Wtnners were: Men's free style Ailain. addition to house ki oongreenaea - «t - huge, Ita ftaat bacbeoue o f 1964 In Program, Collection eentera Lakeview Park. named y eeteiOey M executive eerty Jime. ■* have been designated as the (Uvioion, Dick Scheen, 507; Rua- seU Fors, 487; K elly Seoondo, direotor o t the HockvtOe Area Parade chairman Kenneth Landmark, Sm lft's Store and Manchester Bventng HeraM GRANDWAY caianibar o t Oomneroo. Waidron told directon that the the post office. 484; men's taiatinctlve division, Leon McKinnay, 495; Mike Colombls correspondent Vir­ A. Hfa-tong leaMeot o f Rode- Canistmas parade ahouM not The Rev. Mr. Bvans reporta g i l ^ M. Carlson, telephone v4^ ha aarved on the ataff o t the hospital haa 2,800 patienta Tweedie, 489; Eid Basko, 431; have been heU Saturday be- 228-9224. Adm. ItBonMui C. KInaaid Our- cauM of the weather. He said who may not have any Christ­ women’s inoUnotlve diviaion, ■ J i * WocM W ar n In the South that many floats were dee- mas at all imleas rifts ccui be •\()u'd SAVE CASH and Pacific, Inoludlnx New Ckidnea, troyed by high winds and that c o lle c ts for them.i. ■The 1 flUa a p ra ^ ciu need and la a . Chtm and tha FbUlniinea. He the crowds, while good, were GompiBte Luncheons Daily - - - 85c to 99c / la a graduata o t Oeorgeitown tremendousidol moral builder for better . A a M N . Sadlak not M large as expected. He WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Uidvnetty and wiaa moentiy oredited i^ oe ChM George the patient who realties he la •mnaixM an bonenry doctor o f aoutiva aaoratary haa broader Trapp and the RookvlUe Police not formtten. The glfta can In- CHICKEN IN THE B ASKET...... V9c get ready' jeme degraa hy lila ahm matar. powan and la aoq;>eotad to be Dapaotmant with a "hang-up" elude,,, iMaidea Deal wrapping paper BLUE SIA M Pil moaw oonoemed with poUcy. and ribbon, toilet articles, un­ THURSDAY SPECIAL (AND MAILING, TOO) He le ta'ni BiiBy aervte ae ytb . There woa no verting by Oonneotlout ohalnnan ot the Other eoceoutive direotan ot the public for the beat float and derwear, clothing, stockings, l^tiUenlum OommUtee a t Chrle- the dhaBDber were Vincent games, playing cards, candy, Vi BROILER AND SPAGHETTI H Garabedlan, therefore, empow­ BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP H Nanty lynn Baked Goods! tlan Poland and la inunediata Choate, George Bennett and ered the parade commHtt# to cigarettes, stationery and poet preaMent of the atate's Jamea Salta. XCn. Doris V. award the 936 prise to the float purses. BOAST BEEF OR VIRGINIA BAKED MANCHESTER Fresh Baked Body! FoUah Amertoan Oongreaa. Thempaon, who preceded Mre of their cbolca The gifts are needed by Dec. HAM eadOah wW begin hla chanv- Belottl, was the chamber's first 17 80 the staff can sort and FRIDAY mansger. her dutiea Monday. Hia Hret in­ SUBPOBNA OCT wrap them. They may also be COMPLETE LOBSTER D IN N E R ...... $1.95 z W f i tention la to baoocne acquainted Sadlak Uvea at 106 Grove St left at the loading platform in IN WASHINOTaN (A P)—Fred 'wMh the poKciea, platw and the wHh his wife and famtiy. He eriok C. Barghom, the Yale pro the rear of the Occupational DAILY nwnilbera o f the ohember, be has a aon, Antoni N. Sadlak Jr Therapy Building at the hospital AU STORES OPEN W llh thU Coupon o"**" feasor who waa knpriaoned for DELICIOUS STEER BEEF SHORT STEAK . $1.75 saM. liu iin g hde yeara In oon- who la a graduate student in 16 days hi Moscow on espAonage from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays purthoso of $S.OO or m oro gi eea he became famdUar with theater arts at ttie Unlvaraity charges, w ill not be subpoenaed through Fridays. Bokud Losagita $1.25— H o t Pastrami on Rya 50e EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS APPLE lha Ghember o f Oommeroe on of Hartford, and a daughter, by the House Immigration Sub­ Checks may be made put to iUc.pt olcoholic,fobo«o TRY OITR RUM CAKE - -IroViotic. fobocco t i B both (rtate and national levela. AHta, a jtmlor at RoolcvUle High committee, says Rep. Michael the "Patients Welfare Fund — ' Fair Trod. •I."'*) He haa many acquaintances In School. A. Felghan, D-Ohio. Pelghan is Canteen, Norwich Hospital ad­ Enjoy Your Favorite rwu»d Ibru Sot. Dot- ^ thia fiidd, and expects to be At the moating of the cham­ chaimum a t the subcommittee. dressed to Box 808, Norwich, or Legal Beverage Here... working oVoBsely with them, he ber yeeterdaiy members ware toi- Barghom declined an invitation to the local chalrmw. FRANK’S PARKADE added. fermed that a hastily organixed to appaar before the suboom- Briefs Saidlak raplooea H n . Gloria Christmas promotion at Vernon mittee, citing prior commit­ There will be a meeting of the 623 MAIN STREET West St. Cemetery Association QnECM BiAinr - whole a m . Belotti who resigned last Circle has thus far proven suc- ments. but Feighan eald yes­ month. IMra. Belottl was known oeaaful. Gala feetivltias are terday he understood that a Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Home CAFE CORNER OF PEARL as the chamber manager, and planned fo r Saturday with the date will be wortwd out tliat of Marshall, Nuhfer, Nuhfer Dr,; CATERING TO SMALL PARTIES GREEN BEANS ’^ 27* President Hobeit J. 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PAGE TWELVE KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER B, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 Section Two THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1968 lEUPttttlQ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1968 Events In the letter to hla mother, REDEEM POPULAR*S VALUABLE COUPONS Mailed to your home! Lindsay also msntkoired that the TDC Starts L2th Circuit Snow Stops In World Nike Site May Cost Less Town Soldier boys in hie unit felt especially close to the late President be- G>urt Cases oeaise they had been with him To Explore Road Work LONDON (AP)—BriUin held If Town Use Meets Rules In Cortege on ao many oooaakns. ”It was three epecUl electioni today tc Popular’s Famous Grand Champion like kafng a dose friend,” he MANCHESTER SESSION ave as DOUBLE STAMPS dent’s funeral cortege and a 20 Eddadn Rd.; Joseph Reggetts, ueiil, where he held an air­ Its guosto, Mrs. Dorothy Jacob­ Sewer fund—$18,446.77 for A Guaranted Saving of Up to 30c per pound for a rtMneflt alkmrance” o f up will be araisted by Mrs. Julea craft engineering position. Renew Licenses FUlere, Mrs. Stanley Steiner, member o f an Ikhwt guard at 36 AUbum Rd.; Mra. D ^ t h y son, chaiirman of the CRPA; total of $126,003.88; 5 LIVEaflPOOL, England ( A P I - to 100 per cent of the market Andrews AFB that was as­ Forde, 106 Oak S t; Witliam Subsequent assignments took Raymond Dunn of Hartford, Ftre district fund— $6,518.05 More than 300 adult British mi­ EVERY SAT. NIGHT value o f the property for the Mra. Joseph Tymeki, Mre. Haw- signed to meet the plane carry­ KUgore, 262 E. Middle Tpke.; McCooe to posts with the Air chairman of the CRPA’.s transit for a total of $251,326.67; All holders of trade.wnen k- grants and 180 children sailed land to be used for pubhc ard White, Mra. Charles Whelan, Materiel Comanand in Newark, And dog license fund—$263.60 for South Africa Wednesday Mra. Frank Laing, Mra. Joseph ing the President’s body. He Ronald Brown, 23 Turnibulil Rd.; study committee; and Edward oenses in Manchesrter are being ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED water supply, if H la purchased w2i also in an honor guard at N.J., and at Olmsted Fiedd, Pa. for a total of $8,074,31. night aboard the 26,600-ton liner From 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. through the Department of Lovett, Mra. Adam Bajorls, M ra Mrs. Harriet Case, 52 Oak St.; Royce, operator of Manchester's advi-sed by the buUdlng inspec­ the Whilte House Saturday, Mra. Amanda Dorsey, 14 Arch He also served with the 12th Silver Lane Bus Lines. tor's office that their Bceneea Empress ot Britain. Healim, Sduoation and Wei- Olenvent Lupacchino, Mra. WU- Air FVjrce, USAFE, at Wies­ It was the largest group evisr Nov. 23, and a graveside een- St.; William Schnetsky, 14 The state enabling act re­ expire Dec. 31., and to renew by Ssiset 8am Schwnerer, Mra. WMINGO, Domlnl- 25 EXTRA STAMPS Bigelow St. BWBET-aUlCY Joyce Collins, East Hartford; ean Republic (AP) — Govern­ Mrs. Dorothy Trotter, 676 Gard­ ment forces continued to search WMi PwcIk m of Aay of Hw FoNowinu Itoim: FLORIDA ner St.; Mrs. Irma Sullivan, 263 today for pro-Castro guerrillas Main St.; Raymond Green, who beg^an an uprising against G ian t AfiMOUR STAR RAeozziNO sPAeHini u u ci ORANGES South Windsor; Jacqueline MANCHESTER the military regime last week. PLAIN, MUSHROOM, MARINA8A Eight guerrillas were captured 25 PRANKPURTS 25 LT.WOOD HUNTS TOMATO 20 oz. Wednesday, and the govern­ 1-LI. 80X SUNSHINI UJ3. CHOICE Doz. 49c CYCLE SHOP ment believed it had smashed Fam ily 25 LETTUCE BOB KIERNAN, Prop. In the north near Puerto Plata 25 ■UIILI RATH 25 DISPOSAILI RROILIR PANS and in the mountains east of the LEAN—ALL BEEF FANCY—SWEET LIFE Bicycle Repairing TOBIN'S SPECIAL SLICED capital. HAMBURG BACON Head 19c The rebels include the 14th of 5 Lbs. $2.75 Lb. 59c Cello Pack Lb. All Types—Expert June group, which advocates a Guaranteed Workmanship Castro-type socialist revolution. Swa'isan's Meat Pies Pick-up and Delivery SMALL DBarasrr HIGHLAND PARK MARKET LAT-AWAY PLAN 817 Highland St., BfanoheatoF—Also Bloomfield, Comi. Phone 648-4278 A FOR CHRISTMAS WALDORF TOBIN’S FIRST PBIZF. GROTE A WEIGEL LITTLE BERUBE’S ★ C H IC K E N A gift in good taste LEAN— BONELEISS— FRESH TYPEWRITER SERVICE LINK SAUSAGE 479 East Middle Tpke. ★ TU RK EY 8 oz. k always 1847 PORK R O LLS AT THE GREEN TISSUE ★ BEEF Pkgs. ROGERS BROS. SAVE 33« 2 GREAT OFFERS BOW from N EW C A R FROM SHOOK Jewelers 0 0 1 b 7 3 " * RENTALS Buy A Doz. Schuback DUNCAN HINES ^XES PRIDE OF OREGON SLIOED— For tlio HoHdoys Assorted Donuts and Get WAYBEST NATIVE GRADE "A” f r o z e n And Wookmds LARGE— m e a t y ' One, Two or Three Weeks BIG INFLATABLE STRAWBERItlES Get Our Rates V2 DOI SCHUBACK R E I N D E E R oNLY«loo SAVE 10* on the exciting BREASTS Lb 69c 1 LB. PKG. Rogers Bros. Paul Dodge Ponrioe when you mail two Duncan Hines when you buy any two INC POTATO DINNER ROLLS “ Springtime” box tops to Reindeer Offer, P. 0. Box 31, Phone M9-2881 boxes of Duncan Hines pattern, crafted LEGS Lb 59c 878 MAIN STREET CHUNK LIGHT Dept. B., Cincinnati 99, Ohio. Deluxe Cake Mixes— for years of faith­ O O c Cute • Cuddly • 40 inches tali • Shiny antlers using coupon below. ful service. Theae Are Genuine Parte— Red ribbon • Two tinkling bells • Durable plastic B IG 57 P C . Not Quarters. CUT ALONG DOnED LINE N of ice Dash Dog Food (SAVE 16e) 89« 8 P L A C E 7Vi m . $<| TOMATOES TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE: SEHING WE HAVE DAILY Minced Ckrnis (save.s.i 5 Cam I We Are Now Taking Orders for FRESH NATIVE F O R T H E DELIVERY TO THE FARM- 10^ 29* REGULAR wIfoLi Kosher Dill Pickles Qt- POPCORN GREYLEDGE FARM PL, ^ FRESH SAVE 10< PRICE OF 52 BOLTON Tetley Teo Bogs (SAVE I4e) •noo lb PIECES with purchoM FLAVOR T ) t t a c a 4 t -H h i c s cake m ix $84JS0 AREA of 2 boxat WHIU . YELLOW ■ DEVIL S FOOD • SPICE • FUDGE MARBLE • CHERRY SUPREME 5 PIECES FREE DEEP CHOCOLATE • LEMON SUPREME • COCONUT SURPRISE TURKEYS LENOX CANDY BAR SALE! MORTON SAVB 26c A POUND PliNise Leave Your Order Eorly for Good Size Selection. OVER LA«TV^WEEK’S PRICE ’ ON DUNCAN HINR ANT OTHER USE CONSTITUTES ERAUO Give Your Family and Friends the Besti PHARMACY ^ Herskey Plein or SALT AlmondL Her»heyftte», LARGE. SWEET, THIN-SiONNED Sh o o r IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST twacEHTiin. NatUa Plain or ST BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 443-B424 Almond Crunch, .16 08. Round PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE m.44t4DM MAM Plain. doz. ,1 I FROCTER * QAMBIE H 9 tV * 17 MAHr 9IBSEY Masofi Minh lo xa i TANGERINES .p- A' f

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evwvwwwtawoHeraeeew e»i w ill’. Af AAMedarasex 4 Other Recommendations , ' ' ' i i M ade to Tow n by Auditors Made by RCA VICTOR . . . excluthre at StoptShopI r m r wt»ea the wnwl-Mnauiwde edvleory e c m w n iK t^ Equal in quality to other fine brands ...... s. _ __ i j A Join tht g>oup thu! •udtt to puMtohed to the oouM maintain a fixed aaeet RCA ledger at curreru replacement selling as high as 79c Stop&Shop gives you a coffee break! iMto teU, It toctodM « MTiea of VICTOR MooawMnctoUonK about the con* coeta for thb town. GeneraJ 4not of the town |;ov«min«nt. Manager Richard Martin aug- rscordinf Thto year, after much hiiah* geated department head* couW spKially fcMie. apeouliiU oti. th e m a jo r can* toao partlctpate. producsd Such a Ilet would be an aid e o R i b t M been the town recrea- for tooa departmerrt. In keeping town livairance coverage at a aufficleirt level. Stop&Shop Coffee Stop & Shop But there are four other rec- Maxwell House Instant The (Mrectore expreseed an In- eenmendattone to the aubert M acrt of Barry, Included to accounting for Stop & Shop proudly offers you Macrt A Co., aa a test of the llabilitias during the previoua lAis town's bookkeeping. • 12-month flacal year. exclusive album and ttishes you Each audit ia performed to I. "The Board of Directors (should'r'seeT an opinion from ‘ the Town Counsel to determine ‘A Musical Merry Christmas Leopold Stokowski Arthur Fiedlor ^ 1.^ •'■e being fumiled” when Only at Stop ft Shop can you get this Ames Irothors medley of Christmai music, a $3.98 Eddio Fishor I burses funds through checks co- value! Bring the Spirit of Chriitmai into Marion Andtrsou nalre that he has recommended and superintendent of achools. your home with the magnificent music JoR Poore# and ehangea to bring the town up| Both Town Charter and Gen­ of world famous orchestras and voices. The Columbus to p a r. eral Statutes of Connecticut re­ Thus, when a recommendation Your family will love it. ■oyeheir quire that the town treasitoer appear! to the annual town Many ethors and assistant town treasurer co­ audit, K usually harks straight sign checks as disbursing agents back to state requirements. for the town. Point by point, these were Atty. Irving Aronaon, town • m 1968-48 reoamsnendattana: cqunael, haa bean tastructed to V N 1. The beam ‘’should m ahitBln provide the opinion requested. h flstaWaa Itat of flxwd aaaeta 4. "Statam ants of tax refunds, and peraosMl propesty.’* tax abatements, suspense tax •uch a Mat, showing the orig- transfers and certiflcatsa of cor­ O U R g u a r a n t e e taal vtaus or AQ town bulldinga rection of error be. . . timely Check your gift list! Check these low prices! ssal sA pecaonat property w ithin filed with the town clerk." t h e lanilingB, was mcomm ended Ait present, tax adjustmieat M StopASboy Breed label by aulrtor Robert Maori both records are now poMed at the • • .^ a L a ly These big gifts cost lots less at Stop&Shop to mast a (Mato auggeatton and end of each fiscal year. Hie to lta;IMtati» replacem ent of d»- state requires that they be pota.- S to p f t r s t a m U»* ■Ixioiyed equipment. ed at regular intervals. prietd brmd* containtr and wo and you get Top Value Stamps, too! Oenena^y, replaoemsnt coats General Manager M ardn said T « ! j " ' «r old equipment is so much he would arrange that the Sid- without additional > faigbar than new ooat thait an Justments be noted to the town WHY MORE! igtlalisd Uat ahouM be maln- clerk’s office by Town Tax OoJ- 4^ talnad. ssidMor Richard Bairy Isotor Oervtoi aa soon as th«y Stop Shop Top o' the Grade Quality... aaid. Macrt suggested that the a re mEide. MORE PRICES StopAShop Brand is guaranteed >vj Area Educators TOP the finest meat you'll ever fuHy equal in quality to fine brands School Menus O'THB Attending Parley Dad will praiie you when he tastei the tender, selling for more. ‘*VrtSr* NSSMSSSSStaMMSraMMSO^ juicy flavor. Everv cut carefully aelected from the The Manchester public school RHIUGED! J A x a n t h is choicest of th« “choice” beef, with our famous In n i l i r r Ideal for fiurry-up meals: menu for the week of Dec. 9-18 Quality Moots SAMSONITE HAIR DRYER 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO- t h ia pockat- 16 INCH TRICYCLE—a sturdy steed area wW ba dekgataa to ttie is as followa: Just-Rite Trim. btrfiinn prictprici — s u m to mako your t l 2e powarbouta of plaatura oparaltt for your child’s tirat bike! Doubta Fi^IKH's ...Twra29‘ liiiiinis '•rllini; nt l . T c r u n ! Save a smashing 38c ■ sTrl" ifrl" hippy. Complitoly n.w on 2 panllght batterlas. 2'4* PM atip-up rear deck, y , " chroma handia rath anm nl m isttag of Ihe New Monday: Baked link sausage, The best butter you can buy iiin, fdjuitabla ovoniztovaralzt bonnet, tpaakar. Ferrite core entenne. Bet- bars, ball-baarlni front whaal, ad- Ihigland Aasoctaittan of Colleges mashed potato, buttered green handy nail drytr, attractlva carryini terles, earphone and carrying cate luatabia taddla. It’ll be lova at Brat Class Wax L- 55< cfaa. Hoa# rttia Into drytr taslly Included. Unsurpassed quality un­ tight when thlt Is spied under your and Bemndary Bchoota tomor- beans, bread, butter, m ilk, ap­ ... Stop & Shop 93 score and quickly. Thlt It a bl|. Important equalled value Made by famous To­ tret! Special low prict tor early n w ialBoaten. p le s a u c e . wm l i f t at a low, low prica . M L Y S l- M shiba! A delight to own! ONLY $ I.S I fhoppartl ...... ONIY | t . H Tuesday: Italian spaghetti Tetley Tea Bags ^ 59* Stop & Shop Tfiey are AJ Rajymond Rogers, TOP OF THE ROUND Stop & Shop tfamoheater High School; M ar­ with meat sauce, tossed salad, r-’tsv-r v,^5j tin Fagan, Rodcvfile ' H ig h French bread, butter, m ilk. Ice Grade “AA” Print - «... ' School; and Fled J. CSanKHO, c re a m . G l o r i a Tpmsts P a s t e South W bidaor H igh School. Wednesday: Creamed chicken Fish Sticks on biscuit, cranberry sauce, but Orange Juice H m day-long meeting at the Statler l^ ton Hotel of the na tered peas and carrots, bread, butter, m ilk, cherry crisp. Biittg Mon’a oMeat and largeat region k A . > \ a l aooredKlng oigaiMzation^iylU Thursday: Cubed steak, mash ed potato with gravy, buttered Equal to other C be aittended by himdreda of ed­ fine brands selling I ucators representing college k wax beans, bread, butter, m ilk, Chase & Sanborn ih^i*?i:r93' and pUhBc, private, and paro­ mixed fruit. for 77c a pound! chial acho^ throughout tiie Friday: Apple Juice, cheese Metrical *s:r 6 L i ^169 Truly premium aix-atate area. pizza, cabbage-carrot salad, quality, rated at 17 INCH DUTCH BOB OR PI6TAIL 16 INCH BABY DOLL-give her thlt 20 INCH "NEW BABY” DOLL — m ilk, chocolate pudding. Irraslstlble playmate to be her very for your "baby doll" daughter. One ntiiniMira wlB include U.S. DOLL — a pricalatt pat companion the highest score recognized by 3 89 best friend! Rooted hair, drinks and look at this cuddly darling and you'll Creen Ciant i Sirm 49* your daughter will love. Theta ador­ IMucatton Ckxnsniaalioner Fran- the U, S. Dept, of Agriculture. able toddlera, fully Jointed, have wets, movini arms and legs, all want to ling a lullabyl Lltellka vinyl «ta KipnM; John Kemeth Gal­ movlnf ayes and wear smart looking dressed up tor a Chriitmas party! plastic, foam stutfad body, eyes optn Made, with freah, sweet cream. “ play school" draitat. A really ra- You'll fall In lova with her yourselll and close — iha't ready lor bed In braith, M aivard eoononilca pro- Town Removing markabla valua at a low, lew price. You'll fall In lova with Stop • Shop's a two-pleca pajama lat and pretty Ccasor, author, and form er U.S. Gulden M ustord Stop & Shop's best! aniY $2.n low, low priest ...... ONIY $ 2 .n hair ribbon. And she's .....ONIY $ 2 .lt aiiil)aaBa«tor to India; and Hod- Several Trees Flavorful cuts of the V dtog Oarber, PuUtaar Pnze-w ln- or French’s aln g pubUahar and editor of the Mvitard round, extra rich red Regular $1.59 Stop & Shop Detie Demoocaitic Times in The town la aeeking Wds for meat, marbled with Ck (iM iilSii. Mlaa. S m renwval of 16 dead or ob­ just the right amount Some 800 New Ihiglaad ool- structing trees in aeveral kxa- of fat to insure Facial Quality ' l^iea —vd aeoondaiy achoois are Haim MSS Chips RiX 29* tlans along the atreefa and on Save tvith Stop&Shop Brand Proven De Luxe manaSara of the assKioIntlon tender, juicy touBdadta 1886. pubUc property. Ovahine 61* eating. A robust Baby Limas, Fordhook Umas, epeclflcaiticna , oaA for the meal for Ice Cream Toilet Tissue work to be oompletod no later WheataM Cereal 36* the m e n in lb Peas, or Mixed Vegetables Big Drop Noted than A p ril 1, regardleoa of the your life f Smooth and wealher, and that the trash be Stop ft Shop extra rich in token to the town (koposal area, 20 INCH DRINK, WET DOLL IN A PRECIOUS PLUSH POODLE - TWIN DOLLS AND STROLLER — In Idle Claims during daytight houra only. C a l o C a t D o o F o o d You get helps you All thick, iweet SNOWSUIT— warmly dressed for standing 14!/, Inches tall. This Is the They're big 16 INCH twins — a boy wlntar aporta, any little girl will lova soft cuddly toy baby loves to take to and a girl — all drassad for an In oeverol inotaacee, cut stomps, your freezer with cream. They’ll 8 «f alampi, ta taka thlt awaetheart out for a bed. He has a smart-looking clip like outing In their handtoma chroma twin WhSa unsm|iloymient oom- trees w ill be stockpiled for park delicious frozen- ride on her tladl Fully jolntad, new a real French poodle, and wears a atroller. Think of the fun your child *m I tool want seconds! naisMlInn otataM fltod through department use. fresh foods. baby-ahapad arms and legs, moving bright bow, and he cornet In saaorted will have naming thami Stop S Shop The price is a sYst, rooted...... hair. A big, bigb li dell at gay colors. He'll ttand guard under otters you thlt ''doublt-pacKagt" — out OntmenUrut duttag the Bids w ill be opened on Dec. a big, big laving! ... ojiI y $ s : n your tree! ...... ONIT $1.71 a tarrltlc bargain, complete. Choice of pink or white wuek ending Nov. 80 dropped 4 treat, too! 10 95 ONLY $ g .N 17, 0(t 11 a m., to the M unicipal per oent, ttaiM filed in the B u ild in g . lo ^ ofttoe tumbled more than Libby Tomato Ju ice' *^<.£'*'29* Cut Green or French Style Beans, 8 par oent Face of Rump Roast >• 89‘ A total of «61 checks were la- Verm ont M aid 1 rl, t'n’kktli 59* Cream Com or Whole Kernel, ■ued looally Mat wtok, 58 leas leiMv during the week ending Maine Sardines 10* or Frozen French Fries H o v . >S. Top Sirloin Roast ‘ 9 5 ‘ The Rookvike area aooountod You’ll look twice at io r IflR of the total, *8 tern than this low price! IS^/i We know they're good-they're Stop&Shop Brand! B B s M - B e o n s Inst walk, while e l a l m a fay Top Sirloin Steak 'A's s * M .09 oz cans for yout cup­ for women totaled 809, cr 47.6 per 8»t itsmpi, l-A, It M board, French Pries step ft Ihop Iraad 49- oent of the totaL te*l for your freezer. Egsal ts ths bMtl Manefaeoter raim inad in the Quart Mayonnaise Stop S Shop Deluxe Thick-Sliced Bacon <«»« p«r IVi SMk^i 73* PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER - RADIO PHON06RAPH - 4 speed De­ PORTABLE TYPEWRITER - You'd ex­ artoenth apot atatowMe in Equal to other fine brands selling as high as 7Sc! Great tor atudlea, lectures, parties, luxe Portable with AM Radio . . . a pect to pay much more for a gilt w n o u n t o f o ta M im fU a d . WEIGEL funi Fingertip control, two precision gift of music, sound partormanca al of this quality! All steal BROTHER, Bridgeport wan flnat with motori. 4 trenslslora . . . complete iound savings! Extra-sensitive, built- with full 44 keyboard, dejammar key, Swift's Premium Daisy Butt lb 69c Sliced Halibut lb 49c Offer ends Saturday! with mikf, earphone, batteries and in high- ’Q''^ Ferrite antanne: rich, touch selector, heavy duty perform­ 8.8M ; toUowad by New Haven, (SMMltM tH ilH llwWir) Instant Coffee 79 carrying case. Uiat SJ^"iw raal long- fu ll tone speaker^ 3 eepirate con­ ance. light weight convanlencf. 8,447; Heutfopd, 2,768; and Wa- DOUBLE STAMPS too EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wonderful gift trols, sapphire stylus, washable cise. Every itudent needs onal Comet with You save, you get a bonus cup, and Top Valua Stamps, too! whole family will enjoy, ONLY $ tl.M Amazing lavlngi ...... ONLY $24.ig smart carrying cate...... ONLY $ 4 4 .U tothm y. 8,6^ wtaa yea bay My t pairs tf SUSAN SHAW NYLONS! WEDNESDAY 1‘ Sale! Vr.nv.LW ; Tea Bags h. 6 0 ‘ A T Y O U R , Famous Indian River Citrus Sale! Small type, hut big values! 16 extra tea bags for only Ic more than the regular 59c price! TOAST THE HOLIDAYS WITH S T O P S H O P Stop&Shop Salad Dressing pint 29* Gallon of Stop&Shop Bleach 55* Stop & Shop Catsup 5 >1^“. M GOLDEN GOODNESS Stop a ikH 0 0 c Kids love our Catsup on their French Fries! Regularly 2 for 45c. r Bfl Nudl-Wrsp in H«rrforcl, E»st HerNord, Gallon of Fabric Softener Sis . S i. ii V T T RsmembBr, at Stop & Shop you got Top ChBCk Fiill O'Nuts V A / ____L I | - , t f I , r l ^ A f J J l - 1 . ------Seedless Grapefruit Value Stamps! Visit your nearby Top Value M in lltr Spa|l>*1U n e 'w . Stop & Shop Prune Juice 3 btttiti ^1 Stamp Redemption Store for fabulous free lb aha Florigold red or white , CRtchir Skriiip »••• 41* ThompsooviHo, Bmtol, Mao- You save 17c on this delicious breakfast beverag' lifts for your Christmas list! 4M M M l refreshing way to fight colds. B u ri7 Oxford Crooia Onkloe 29* chesfor and New Britain. This P toward I0>M OOtkOft P r O ir it S B Mlaeabeae heua Tangerines 15 for 39c aeupon ^ 1 1 ^ piirthass of l- lk 4 u eaa Whole Peeled Apricots 3 79‘ P r B | r t t | | Oklakarlaa Beue Tangelos.... 12 for 49c is worth o ehoioi of . A ...... ___J T>_____ri« Nabisco Sugar W afers p'Je^. 41* M O 4 M Wonderful in a ahortcakei Keep ’em in jrour cupl ‘.rd, Reg. 31c Eittcater GOLDEN Oraokore IM o i k 7* i f f Spry Sbortm ilBg S 76* FleciBBid ^Ir^NBBS sioktifiartaaa. 5A69> aiATION TABLEWARE Rilek ae4 Noyl TMy Nm M •aaa.leheaas JeatteMTeml i*f (dtfonh EWrt-MlMili Pnm s SC 39* Choico of 4 pc. ftaca SotUif, SB lead Stop&Silop Waffles 4* o ff Dazzle Bleach p^freM37* EGG NOG Corhor StrahwJ Foo^ 9 im 99* Tn SpoMS, Hostoss Sot, % SaM When you lower your cup, 50 Extra Stamps with IS os can Glamorene Spray Starch Forks, Servhif! Set, Six Totspoons Keii'L-Rotion Dog Food 'n . „ " “ 2 7 * 2 you’ll apee. It does add Gerber Junior Foods 6 j«n 92^ SO Extra Stamps with 8 ox can Glamorene Oven Cleaner golden goodness toThoIT^ G o o d th ru On« coupon day toMta! Get new Hood Dqqqrnbqr 7 p « r fa m ily Golden Esg Nog today! M fC R E S T E R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5.1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TOURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1968 f AOI SIXTEEN People in the News year. An audio-Ungttt) mathod of ttia paopla, who were H e b r o n for study of French wa* also very happily united in the un­ Kennedy Infante Gvic Shows Safety as in Police States recommanded and is now brtng dertaking. No ardent apurlta Jiffy WRAP By 1HE ASSOCIATED PRE5W has ordered his subordinates to Board Discusses considered for high achool use. were used, either In tha fram­ Lie Near Father Elarl Warren Jr., son of the serve water to visitors Instead , _ I The board-staff dlhner was ing, raiding, or in. any part of Of soft drinks. ■ OKiniNU DELICIOUS CHICKEN - THE IHRIFTY WAY . .. chief Ju.stlce of the United States Charusathien acted after soft Fine Balance Seen Out for l/.S. Leaders Guidance Work postponed from an earlier date the work.", (Continued from Pago One) . ,to the middle of January, An Results of a Congregational has been appointed deputy dir­ drink bottlers raised the price. j'..; .'nth , 'ii' Treat the Family, the Thrifty Way, with Delicious Chicken. ector of the Chile - California _ . ^ . . "T" . , , .. Invitation will be extended to Church business malting recent­ The bottlers cited higher sugar W f BONBWr C. VAtKB (Conhniied from Page One) Ident makes In seeking recrea­ had been burled at BrookUna, program of the Alliance for prices; not "acceptable,” said Garland M. FlUpatrlck,,guid- q Wesley Ketcham, general ly held, are: Ohoica of Albert f , tl. [ :.< X tOoA-tiMA audi«nc« was ex- tion. He recommended construc­ anca consultant from the S ^ e chairman of the vlsiti^ com- Mass., and the girl at Newport, This is the Food Favorite You can Serve Often, so Good for the Family, Progre.ss by Gov. Edmund G. the minister. Baughman, U, spent U years W. Hildlng as church oierk, and R.I. jAarant In lU recspUon o t a tion of a strong, high fence Department of Education, »na for the evaluation, and to be In charge of printing the Brown. iPMUy Improved Manchester with the Secret Sendee, serving around these residences to en­ Robert Semoffsky, Rham High i industrial arts evaluator, to at- Mrs. Kennedy and the late so Good to Your Budget, and Chickfn Tastes Good so Many Ways - The post pays Ji8.400>a year ” 1 think it can be fairly said as chief from Nov. » , IMS, until bylaws as revised hi 1362; Mrs. president's brothers. Sen. Ed­ Olvic orebMtra at Bailey Audl- sure privacy and protection. School's guldsnce'counselor, dis- tend. John Bell, doaconaas, to be in Warren. 30. a Sacramento at­ that never has a man. Including tnrMun laat evening. The or- his retirement on Aug. 31, IMl. The White House then could with the board of educa- ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and Baked, Broiled, Fried. This Week get Plenty of torney. campaigned for Brown, my father, come to the presi- In Ulking with a reporter The menu for lunch on Friday charge of organizing women to Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, chentra displayed conNatenUy be turned Into m museum, he Monday guidance and for- at Rham will be: Tuna boats, 8uparvl»5 the miraery. Anyone Plump, Tender Chicken at First National. a Democrat. Ia.st year against denev of the United SUtea Am tone, balance and intona­ about means of safeguarding said. , elgn language needs with special attended the brief graveside Republican Richard M. Nixon. better trained and more exper­ the president, he suggested that potato chlpa and gelatin. interested in helping ivith the rites. tion. Delicate shading and 1y- Still, Baughman said, there Is reference to the recommenda- Briefs, nursery is asked to contact Mrs. Warren’s father is a former Re­ ienced than Lyndon B. John­ nemie control were evident there should be some reorgani­ no way to provide perfect pro­ tlnns of the evaluation report. publican governor of California. son" sation of federal police agencies, tection for "a president who Hoeleaeea at the Hebron Bell. TO VI8IT CAIRO tswnuctMut the performance. Fitzpatrick stressed the need Women'a annual Christmas It was also voted thai the The speaker was Franklin D. The dMUi*uished musical dlrec such as the Secret Service, the wants to meet the public—and CAIRO (AP) — Red China’s Jiffy mm RMody-to-Cook - to 3 lbs WHOLE The new pre.sldent of the New Roo.sevelt Jr. FBI and the Narcotics Bureau. for an additional guidance coun­ party, held Wednesday evening .^ureh repreeentatlvea ahouM Premier Chou En-lal will arrive tor and oonduotor Vytautaa they all want to do that. You selor, the recommended ratio York Academy of Sciences is Roosevelt, undersecretary of And he repeated a suggestion can't keep him In a cage.” at Douglas Library auditoritun, OT reimbursed for meals In con­ Dec. 14 for a week-long visit. It KEEPS rOODS Maiijoaius, has done a retuMk- being one counselor to 2S0 stu­ were: Mrs. Albert W. Hllding, junction wHh their required at the Rev. J. Joseph LvTich. direc­ commerce, praised Johnson in a ably ouUtandlntr Job of d^elop- he has made In the past—pro­ Baughman said the law plain­ was announced Wednesday. FRESHER LONGER tor of Fordham University's speech at a New York ceremony vide a new residence in Wash­ ly states that the president's of­ dents. whereas the situation nobr Mrs. Clarence E. Porter, Mrs. tendance at aasoclatiun meet The announcement said Chou Jt* this wonderftU orchestra to is that of one counselor to over Paul Potocek, Mrs. W. S. Grif­ Inga seismic ob.-iervatory. marking the 60th anniversary of a new level of artistic accom- ington for the chief executive ficial bodyguards can order him will discuss with U.A.R. officials He was chosen at the annual the Commerce Department. , and an ocean front summer not to endanger his own life. But 700. The need for extra clerical fin, Mrs. Romolio Saglio and "soma International quesUons pUshmsnt In a short period of assistance was also stressed. Manchester Evening Herald dinner of the 18.000 - member thne. It waa apparent, even to White House in the south. he said that in practice this is Mrs. Daniel G. Horton, and latest developments in the societv. I,BJ THANKS HOME The Washington house and The foreign language course Boy Scout Troop 28 will go Hebron oorreapondent, MI s « Chinese-Indian border conflict.” the leaet eophistlcated listener, seldom done. Busan B. Pendleton, telophone LONDON (API — President grounds should include facilities of the school was discussed by on a swimming, meet tonight at .Tohnson ha.s sent a message that Mr. Marijoeiue is a musl- the Windham Hfgfi School pool EM-8454. Henceforth, gue.sts at Thai­ oiMi of groat suture. He wae In for officials of the executive DRAWING CARDS Kenneth Lester, foreign lan­ land's interior ministry in Bang­ thanking Prime Minister Sir eon^ete control of Ws Instru­ branch who work closely with SAN FRANCTSCO (API—The guage consultant, and Carol Tue.sday's ecout meeting was Alec Douglas-Home for Britain's omitted. DUTY-FREE LUNCHES kok will be served without fizz ment, the orcheetra, thixsifhout the president, living quarters fish at remodeled Stelnhart Tarcauanu, French teacher at or flavor. .sjTTipathy over Pre.sldent John and recreational facilities, such Aquarium have drawn more the school, who spoke on the Historical Note HARTFORD (AP) — The the entire concert. State Board Of Education ur|^ Mini.ster Praphas Charasathien F. Kennedy's as.sa-sslnation. The profram opened witn as a lake for fishing and boat­ thin two million visitors in five program now In use, with 7th A historical note given by ing. and a nine-hole golf course. months, astonished officials re­ and 8th grade pupils in French Miw. Robert E. Foote of Gilead, local achool boarda yesterday to the Overture to the Opera, guarantee duty-free lunch pe­ First •TiAlfania In Auha." by C. The .summer residence would ported today. Huge sea anemon­ scheduled for half the year. says that tha Gilead Congrega­ AvaltaMa Oluck. This la a fine piece of be similarly equipped. es that catch unwary fish and Lester brought out thst It would tional Churwh was eree'ed 125 riods for public school teachers BARBKUED CHICKENS •t Mast Stares 59< I Split, Quartered or Cut-Up ■ 33< music by an important German Baughman said this would re­ devour them as spectators be a better plan to have shorter years ago. Records state: "It In accordance with a resolution National oompoeer who rtrongly influ­ duce &a number of trips a pres- watch are one attraction. periods throughout the school waa built by the free will offer- adopted by the 1663 legislature. GREEN enced the development of the lSTAMPS j Stores X P fC M l m i M f W t( / f FYenoh opera. The orcheatra playwl thiB work weil, meln- BREAST q u a r t e r s » 35* LEG q u a r t e r s ♦miWtig a feeUng of oontinulty 6-OZ M beghuilng to end. There Smoked Butts ^ 59c 3 W ay Loaf QfP PKG 4 9 c was an oecasianai lack of pre- TENDER. MEATY oiaion hi soma of the omamesit- Sliced Bacon ba? » 55< p fg n lff AOMOUR STAR 12-OZ PKG 49c sd paaaacas, particularly. In ROASTING m IRIRRY’f LI K l-O Z M m iBtta of those minor dietrac- Bologna etTvikia 2 99c d O U S O g e trawn n' S v a PKG 4 5 c tiaihi, It eras hmnadlataly appar- 1-lt ant that the Manchaator Olvic ^ Pickis & Pim«nto, Oiivt, l-OZ w Orobastm had reached a new ■ i n O S C or Luxury Lo.i PKG m Child Mild Franks 59< plateau. *n»e three-movement "8ym- CHICKENS Corned Beef pkg 29 c Sausage « 79« Tgiaoy ki E Flat Major," by K. Shmi^,Tocff. Statnits, la not a« eutoetantl^ a Heod Cheese ‘p?G 29c 5 -work as the opening overture Rnody-to-Cook t*r Gluok. The performance of 15c DEAL PACK 3'A to 4 Lbi Cod Fillet u 35< tho orcheetra. however, was 3 5 ‘ Giant 26 oz. Bottle very good. The well-oontrolled INSTANT 10-OZ JAR contraeta, from dolioate to Nescafe COPFH foroaful, ware vgiacially knpraa- aiva. The eeneiUve and eym- 7e DEAL PACK pathetle reMOonahip between conduetor and orcheetra became Spry Shortening mora and more obvioue as the Roast program unfoldad. A L L S W H T > QUARTERS TANGERINES lb * final eelaotion before ki tennM an, the "Suite Purcel M argarine Ham," by Henry PurcoU, was Gftde&tff ^ ecu d ki aORIDA - Juicy, Easy to Peel •xocBtlonalty enjoyable for tWs CHICKM NOODLI lavtewar. PurceH ia one of t in t - Mnd’s trt*y great oompoaera 2-ENV PKG PEPSI •naxMli be bvad only thlrty-elx Upton Soup Mix %.,/rMngagOrange, vrongwrOranga-Pineepple, ii iMppivg Grape, Punch, Pineepple-GrapefruH yaan, be waa vary productlw, fYTT ^ v and M# music oonvaya an M- G R H N O IAN T - NEW FRESH FLAVOR PRO feotkMa Miirtt of poeitlven^ The beauUAd opening by W Niblets loiiiNiL Corn 2 JUICE DRINKS WM 8U|>€]iallvay Lincoln TENDER CORN, RED & GREEN PEPPERS ADD^DkDDED pbwad. Aa the work progreaaed. or CHICORY the intatplay betwaen aoWata FINAST - whit# or Coiorad and aanmble was axeaUent. It Mexicorn VSR 2 Escarole FLORIDA was dtmoult for ma to balieva that M a civie orcheatra, TENDER TEA4PTING which baa bean tai axkAance JUMBO aucti a ralaitively abort time. ORIIN GIANT 2 Facial Tissue 4 PASCAL aORIDA Tha audienee waimly applaud- Pens Celery SMALL, ad tha fifM perfonmaneea of STRAINED OR CHOPPED RICHMONDgg^g^g giPR^ - Grtenw iv w i* orm Wax tha four young jdayars of a d o paaMgas, who ware given M>e- SMOKED ■ A lY M IA T S , FLORIDA cial recognition by Mr. Marl- LOIN END Sw ift's Cucumbers io^UB. attM . -- iSiii FRENCH STYLE I tUidc It MwuM be man- PICNICS SPECIALLY PRICED THIS WEEK B eans PINK tknad bna that Mr. Mart- Large joaluB obviously understands Tetley Ten Bogs ILBOW - Mada of High Protein Semohna and Farina Grupefruit tha tma nature and character Indian Rivar of tha dvic orcheatra move- RIB HALF •LUI DirnOINT menL Olvic orcheatraa rtiouid E be organiaatians of the peofde, Cheer and rtMUdd not rsty too baa.vily FRESHLY M a c a ro n i 2 Rtoax Food Speda&I on laofmionala. ’Ifaia was car- LOIN HALF KIND t6 yo ur HANDS td u y tha oaaa last night, in- LIQUID THINinirv or REGULARnsuviiMK - Sarvaoarva With vrim Your lo Favorita Sauca Mmuob aa the only paid mam- ITUUN 12-OZ ITL 10-OZ bar of the orcheetra was the ivory D i n i a i N T Petite Peas "YOR” GARDEN PKGS oapdBa and UMMy talented WHOLE, SMALL 2 oonoertnaster, Mr. FbUUp Ru­ MDSUES S O A P P O W D H FINAST "YOR" 10-OZ der. AH the other membera Of S p a g h e tti Brussels Sprouts GARDEN PKGS the orebaaira are realdanU of Dux PORK LOIN 'YOR ' GARDEN 9-OZ MimcfaeBter and aunmmdlDg MEAT or MUMROOM - An O ld Italian Racipa C oonsnunlties, playing for the FOR NICE WASHABLES Green Beans ITALIAN PKGS eatM utlon galnad, rattier than for monetery remuneration. Morton Noopoiiton Croom Pit • INCH EACH 33c SWEET RED ROSE Ivory Flakes (Soma mamheia do, of 3 6-OZ CANS 49c mafca ifaelr living by perform FOR BABIES DIAPERS SPAGHETTI SAUCE 2 Snow Crop Somoo Punch G in o CHEF BOY-AX DH 12'/i OZ hCG 55c ing and/or taaemng music, but Pkg.^Of I Chooso Pizxo oontsibuta their tuenta to the MARGARINE 2 TEA BAGS u ohsstra ) Aa a pUbHc achool Ivory Snow ITALIAN - Thick and Fresh Tatting Sousogo Pixzo c h e f i o v a ( d h I3HOZFKQ63C63c ■ mude taacher, I waa eknply yde- WITH BLEACH ______m I ligbted hy the degree of partJe- Ipetlon of students ki the or- D n ilQ I N T Headquarters for oheetra. FRANCO-AMERICAN Oxydol Finast Tha *Wnfonla Ooooertante" SUNSWEET T o m a to DELUXE and A .C GILBERT TOYS IN by Monert, which opened the PREMIUM PACK T o ^ la n ^ Plus a wida variety of additional toy values — second half to the program, la D ITIiam T 23-OZ PKG P M A H — Cinnantton-Apple, Crabappit, Mint, Cherry, Quince or Usa our Conveniant Lay-Away Plan ! a maateipleoe of intimacy. It la PRUNE JUICE Spaghetti ™ Dux You Got S6zH Groen Stamps, Too! beeutlfiil In its utter aImpUGity ■ CHEESE 2 2 5 ‘ 120Z S f 0 0 and oiaitty of arpramXrm. Tha FOR AUTC AUTOMATIC WASHERS JARS I four guest artlsU Horn tha Apple Jelly Hartford Symphony, Harvey Dash D n iK O I N T 25-OZ PKG 100 EXTRA dw Stamps GoMatain, oboe; WiUiem Gold- WHOLE KERNEL CORN LIBBY’S PINAST — Currant, Guava, Wild Eldarbarry atedn, olarlnat; Jamae Jacobs, FOR HARD TO DO JOBS wilt) ONE 2-PAIR BOX Seamiest Mesh. Seamless, French bom; and Robert 60 Gauge, IS DenierStretch - All Sizes Bchaffar, baaaoon, were Individ­ 12 OZ. 16-OZ PKG S t r a w b e r r y ually and ooUaotively outstand­ 12 OZ. Spic & Span NIBLETS c o r n e d b e e f CAN AVARARU AT MOST STORES ing. The baJanoa between a d o - CANS ALL PURPOSE 125-FT a a miMT TRIAT ft I50Z ftft NYiaNS Mn and ensemble waa good Wax Paper "uaxt 2 ROUS - 4 D € Tropical RaiintHul M e 2 CANS 39c most of the time. The eeoond DOO movement, Aidagio, h oontem- Ehler's Coffee Finast UQUm DITMOINT ?TL 5 9 c Ken-L-Ration 6 c^ns89c CRISPY n m i ^mtt've and cebniiig — a per­ m Narsa Rrinca ^ 3V4 0Z a ft I J9C1* I fect prescription for the hurt HERBHBT jardines eriaang 2 CANS 0 “ C Bufferin 8TL or 60 69c riad and hectic axiatenca ao 16 Ox. r*ll aa STAINUSt BTIiL PKG Clip many of ua tend to load. Tha ;-oiiA« 25c Heinz rIc^ Chips ^?A?^ 29c lllllene ' RAXOR RLADM of 6 / t C third and final movement dem- CHOC. SYRUP 2 Tins Kraft Marshmallow Creme M I f Maahad Rgtataaa I W GREEN STANSTAMPS onatiated the ingeninue kjuwsk - lOc D IM lA C K i-ucAN 79c treHCn S Inatant 15-oz nco Sfa, «°G 29c International R O U S H 39c Valuable for varieution which Monert Nestles Quik with tho purchase of $5.00 or more WELCH’S CARROTS often diapilayed. This was Nestles Quik CHOCOIATI OK ITKAW miV 1-u CAN 45c AND THIS COUPON U O liM A iL I AT YOU« FUST NATIONAL SUTillMARKn Cartons tlMTOugidy enjoyable reading of Coupon an impraasdve work. TOMATO JUICE Qt. Bot. Chicken of the Sea 7-OZ CAN 43c VoM thru Saturday, December 7. 1963 The final seleotlon of the eve­ Double d X Green Stamps Wednesday LIMIT ONI TO AN ADULT CUSTOMIt U CH l CHUNK rUNA CKSAiiTm. iiEr a t o i a c c o ix iM r r m lo m s t a m p o f »« ning waa a brief group of six- Chicken of the Sea )e OtAl FACK 6'/i OZ CAN 32c teenth-oeRtury "Branlea" or At Your HARTKNH) COUNTY First National Super AAarketi "Braiwla,” popular songa and WASHED AND CLEANED Gold Medal Flour i-uiAO 6 1 c danoaa by an anonymoua oom- of 16 oz. CELLO Handi Wrap 4< M AI lACK loo-n lou 27c Soma nwmbeca of the audl PKG. 1-LB. KSOIM 29c LOW PR !C e...H m THeVARet J w enoe felt that the program SPINACH PKGS. Handi Wrap Sandwich Bags would have been enhanced by Sunshine Marshmallows mpKG 35c the Inciueion of a eeleotion or 40-OZ UB ■AKING SODA PepsiCola two or a mora familiar ring. Re 1-u CAN 79c TOM ATO JUICE CAN PKG ganUeae of any logtUmata orit- V.S. GRADE A SIZE Maxwell House Coffee Gold 3col CAN 55< Libby 29c A & H idanm of this nature. It aoeme 2 » oi cani 3 3 c RR____ — r ^ y.Thini. Oval Thins ^ 10-OZ A O « Plain or Del Monte Stewed Tomatoes 12-OZ JAR 6 5 c oertaln to me that the Man- MAINE LB. GoldanThlu PKGS Ovaltine Chocolalt Quaker Oats *1^ 45c ohaster Civic Orohaatca will Del Monte Peas 2 oi 3 1 c ■furry S 4 oonttnua to develop, faelnging BAG inoreattng pleaaure to membeea POTATOES Borden's Instant Coffee ».MAifAa i-oda* 65c Wheatena 36< Dynamo ""“T* *1 ” of the orcheatra and eommun- Bakery Spectate! HjraMba SUNSHINB EDUCATOR Peter Pan Peanut Butter n-ouAk 41c tm M UAKID ^ 28-OZ CQ . I APPLESAUCE OOOKIBS >,16 oa. pkg. 8»« CHOKO MALLOS 10 oa. pkg. S6c ch'Sk o l a t e pkg 3 6 c QE 111 R IA N S 4 CANS FINAST - Light, Tender Hershey DKUO CXXNVlOnON Nestles EveReady Cocoa "UKtm. u-oica* 89c B HARTFORD (AP) — Robert Betty Crocker Date Bar 14.01 ma 39c G u l d e n ' s m u i t a i o 2 JARS 2 9 c lACH Sterling Salt %°m 10 c O. Gothwalt, 26, of New London, ANGEL CAKE 4 9 who made the mistake of eelling Borden's Super Starlac n-otma 99c C aA R R R m e a t l A U 30^OZ heroin to a federal agent, was 9 T 6 W CHIP nOY-AR-DH CAN " t T C ^psi, C alo D og fo o d 2'^°s‘27< oonvleted yaeterday on four MSTANt CO m i M4AST lACH 10c DIM PACK t-oz JA» ;93c Bkioberry Pie 55c naroottos charges. Chase & Sanborn The government said Oott- Nabisco Premium Saltines k A* 31c M axola O il Q T m 6 3 < MargarineTiiJ^'TfKG2e Deal Pack PKG 23c walt and 123 mUUgnuns of Ffnast DoHuts SUGARED CHOCOLATE wU T«hM.4nlMN ImmI Iimi Mw. Oka m ^an y ashing m t - r i ® * '- .

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out gift*, candy and Ice cream oouraes hi OonneoUcut haire d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE held on Jan. 2, from 6-8 p.m., LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE H^ a ii^ eaU 'ttn i. Jamea Steten- ‘Dozo^ to Appear after the entertainment. fouxid n«w Jofia, H waa regxirtsd PENTLAND m. INtf QlteD Jftd.; Mm . IxwlE 47 Voters Jtoin in the town dork’s office in the Chairmen of the party are yaeterdagr. ’THE FLOM8T fiiiaiNNrA aS2 Om o t Rd.; Mrs MuNkcipal Building. Mrs. Mary LeDuc. past presi­ Jotm Htggiaton. dlraptor of J£«W»y. 95 W. Mtdflk Town Registry At Party by VFW “Everything I» Flowera” Antwtr tp f r a v j ^ dent of the Auxiliary; Joseph the manpower retraining pro­ yka.,' ok ICra. pankl Kew- Free Milk Asked Jeisovsky, past commander of gram, noted, however, that the Centrally Located At ibooUty ewnb, Bfi B. HawUtorne St. "Doio,” a clown, will greet the Post, and Raymond Hage- S4 BIRCH (fl'RBKT [ ^ Y 6 t TH'5uD6£^1'AA hot Fruits ond Nuts S t Yesterday’s voter-making ses­ tralnecM were aelected with an li all gileets at a children’s Christ­ now, paat ptMident of the Stein •U-44U — BU-BM7 WBI epBPi Sunday sion rcixilted tai the addition of S A N TIA G O — cniile U seek­ eye to the*r learning afeMty and HAR-RUMPH.' PERHAPS E\teig\^®T CROPPED ^CCliSlNfe AtW CRASH KILL8 YOUTH au b . Opea 8:B0-AdW ACkOSS e Amertean after eh, ^^ , ^__ chuTch. ing donations of 8,000 tons of mas party Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ohancea fo r re-enipkiymenL 'fOURTXJUU MlMDS CANfiRASP/,'^'^' TM Ey O^I6,U^k3C^- writer wiLLimcrroN (A p > --L: An 47 rww electors to Manchestw'a Open Thnreday NIghta tm t TH EEKTEN X OF MY t r iu m p h t h e y ip^^STAND, BUT I f IJnicjrbMTy at the VFW Home. The event Is Hdgglaton'a repdrt waa made Holla adAl w fe be Inl eaatfround oar in which three voter roUa. powdered milk to bolster its Pnridng Aoroan the Street ^ T u t i . . . . ---- -— 1) WERE SKIP-RBADW»«R6 6 Thin-ihelled sponsored by the VFW Post, Most Find Jobs to the state board o f educaitlon. t h e a o o e e s a w a r o e d v 3 Tropical nut eluded ----- Fall River Masa., youths 'were Of a total 28 registered M program o f free food for nflre- For IM Cnra... P in o o v e r v t h e r t s tv iis w e e d • nut f Apportion! The Job retraining program, AAE THE THREE TOP -ST BaRaS;«tml» M a y be brought rldh)^ piled Into a bridge abut­ Domocrcta, 8 were RepubMoana, Ing mothers. More is needed to Auxiliary and Stein Club. FENCEG /7 day betw een 7 and 8 p.m., or one of them was fatally Injured. pounds o f milk a month to magician, will entertain. His act ftva per cent of the 1,600 per­ b u (;g s b u n n y WEREN'T] b i t e s AND 1WC0W« ISliomtalnt (ab.) af''Mated. tihe state education and tstoef* 14 Shrub llOnaftr before Maaeea Sunday. Spencer Alan Ridge, 19, died The next of the monthly pregnant women in low-income is called "Have Rabbit, Will sona who have completed fed­ EVEN ^D O TH ’ TWi5T'*^THEV’RE depertmenta. Read Herald Ads. 15 Futl«r*f barb 31 Looked fixedly Thoae dtetrlng pickup aerv- at Stafford Springs Honpltal. voter-makhig easelons w ill be groups. ’Travel.’ ’ Santa CHaue will pass eral flxieitKed Job retrainh^ WHATS JHERE.V g nim ' butter instead (var.) Tz OUNDS! I KEEP 33Rifki T T ' I FORSETTlNe THE eoiN' m i OF MILK/ IS---- ttrine 2S Pertaining to NUMKR...BUTX ON 17 Aerifonn futl an epoch 36 Muak or water 420odofle?a ItCoal acutlla 37 Mound used -----fpL) 44 Prayer andingi BELIEVE AIVASILE HERE.’ ; aONi|hUbtfor« 36UrUI 4«Co(ieb BRAIN HAS SOLVED by goHert BSSteamahIp (ab.) 28underdone 38 Humbler 40 Employ THE d il e m m a : 23 Fondle! 30 Suffix 30 Put on a play SOOriaMaleota RUIM M5NH j| 24IUllan city 34 Engllih 40Uat of 52 CoUaBi cheer REDEEM MOTTS VALUABLE COUPOMS Mailed to your home 13 26 Scatten countlet candidatea 53 CnniMaid 2BExitt 31 Aurlcl* T ~ I i m ' 4 10 SSWUeof Affir _ (myth.) 11 12 S3 silkworm 34 Small flahee IT 37 Shade tree! 400utbuUdin| A H 7 ii* 41 Pronoun No Need To Guess About The Quality 43 Bristle 2T 100 2D • mihrWtaMf INA Srtf 4S"Dlamo«S pmma (m- a-r Tillit. VA Ml M STILL U «•» THE 48 Tribunal ! S EXTRA 8 47 Old Dutch 26 p r Of The Meat Yoa Bay MAJOR’S meaiure A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN ROUNDS. \ f t ‘ 48 Awaken 81 CItrut fruit it B4 Grew taut MOTT’S EXPERT BUYERS choose only the top 10% of the market i STAMPS I Hi VVDUUm BE HMTY ...K IT I PONT WNNY?? MY \ MY DINOSAUR.'/ HIGH JT lIOMEMEBACKIN UEM 55 Glotay cotton . . . the flneat Top Choice Weetem grain-fed meat avnlUMe. Upon »r- 1>«NKWB.NEED GOO’NCSS, _ J AS A TREE AN" SWIFT , fabric M With Parchiit af SS tr Mari H ] M AMGMM THOtMH IT X>MORR«' WHO'S THAT? / AS A WRD/ HE 40 43 4 T rlval every piece o f meat hi cut and trimmed according to rigid apectft- ' W CAUK X VUK« se Oerman city ^^Coiipon good Dec. 6 thru Dec. ABOUT THAT.' RIDES ME AROUND CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 57-----of cattle caUons. N o ncedleaa waste . . . no excess bone or fa t . . . meat you’re flCBNe IMfiTONiOr' *T H ? . IMS. Limit one coupon to a EVERYWHERE.' (pl.) always proud to serve! family. Adults Only. State DOWN 46 49 51 EACH M O TT “ T E N D E R -T R IM " RO AST you buy Is a thick, Juicy ^ L a w : dgarettea. Beer and Fair 1 Exploit ^^Traded Items excluded 2 Reauriaca, u a 54 55 piece of tender beef that wlU not shrink when It’s cooked . . . It Just afreet mellows! Plan on a chuck roast this weekend . . . and remember to ^|from offer. 3 Rangaa la a row U st make It a Mott’s '’Tender-Trim” Roast . . . there’s a big difference, 4 Through t you know! SBeforo I Believe: 11-y OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W IL L IA M S 5 m, ^ AMs Now It the Time • •>«. U.1 M. to W WIA. tm. TK W

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MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl i -- — V’ mayonnaise CALIF.CHUCK ROAST. 5 9 ‘ / i'^ I 2!jiA^ \OU KNOW th a t f a r t WELL, IT DOESNV APRLV TO I HAVE AN OeeSSVATION Seafood Department ABOLir BEING INNOCENT KID6 AND THEIR FATHERS/ Service Delicatessen B V tZ S A W Y E R BY ROY (RANE TO MAIce ABOUT OUR UNTIL PEOVed (3UILTV? AMaeiCAN dUlPlClAL. NEPCO FRESH PAN READY C A l THE AAAERICAN WHO STAYED AT THE HCTIiL' eV^TEM. SERVICE CHARGE HE VMS FOUND BESIDE THE ROAD. MWNINC: Flounder Fillet Iba 9 9 TWO HAPPENINGS I ON AMOUNTS UP TO 8100.00 LUNCHEON LOAVES LOOK.' HIS FACE i HAVE THE VILLAGE All Mott Storex Except Albany Avc. KLEENEX BODY AKE COVERS r O F B O N G O LO wrm BUSTERS. Dairy Department B U ZZ IN G w it h EXCITEMENT. Olive P. and P. YO U R The Milk That Made Conn. History Sliced Bologna CHOICE M O ’TT’S Ux>- •H E...TH E STRANGE Conn. Approved Homogenized r ACIAL Mock Chicken Lb. DEATH OF W U LYA S A , Real Sharp Cheese lb. u 9 Md. VITAMIN D MILK 1W 6.. .THE attack TISSUES ON THE MAE PACKET 004 ’“Jug '"'"■40c S 7 7 c TO SAN J05£, LEAVING • mi >, Nu. ht. TjL u» lu, h). en 400 Sheet P kg. rr ADRIFT IHTHE /X-S- FIRM, CX)LDEN RIPE SULU SEA, ITS • Plus Deposit AWTORS GONE. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER RADIO STATION’ WlfVM X Over ' PREiSENTS F'lR.ST A N N U A L MIIK MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD BMimPULl 205 POUNDS OP PUTINUM- RldHT.GTEVEl WORTH AU&OOOl NOW TO LACQUER THEN I'LL HEAD a r t e x h ib it IT BLACK..AND RUB TO THE EMCr WEGT ID REIAX. I NO-BUT WE DO A t ANANAS FAR ' know HE HAD THAT somum Mott’s WethersHold Community Hall PROM TELE BUMP ON HIS HEAD] N ow thru Dec. 31. 1003 SHOP-RITI BRAND WITH THESE WOODS V SURE^PHIL! BUT PHONES! ALL AROUND, A MAM I UNFORTUNATELy WE I'M STILL SURE COULOVE SNEAKED /NAVE FOUND NOTHINQ HES BEENTELLIN' TALL UPANOSUXSOIO ^ T H A T MIGHT PROVE IT' IE TRUTH] HIM— EASy/ EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT CANS Mons too! 11 O'CLOCK NEWS WITH BARRY B.ARENTS C H A N N E L 30 exclusive at MOTTS r a t a h o u s e Lu am zia SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE FAMOUS POT PIES D A V Y J O N E S THURSDAY thru SATURDAY BY LEPP and McWILLlAMS MR. ABERNATHY SAMSONITE Regular CHICKEN or TURKEY . BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 587 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST W ith 126 $6.95 W orth of 4 Pies in Pkg. HE TOLD ME I'VE TOLD DAW NEAR THE GREEN Matching Value M O 'rrs GOOD AFTERNCWN,SIR. M A YI WHY ALU THE fA SPECIAL COURIER WAS 1 S A V E 10c ■P H T B it RSnCK PLANT ONE RIGHT WHV'O DR. KERT OUR TALK Ha d ABOUT YOUR SECRBCY AND ABOARD THAT J E T ... IP Chairs Will Green OFFER YOU A FREE SAMPLE ?. A SK US TO MEET TO M STRICT- MANCHESTER ABOUT HERE'! WANTIN6If U5 TO U R O t N C Y •g jl RAPERS HE Ca Kr ie P Bo Made Cash ^ SAMPLES HIM IN THE CITY UYfftIVIATe/ CARD DIVE TO THAT DOCTOR? PARK, MARCO? LL INTO THE WRONG Available, Register PLANE, SIR* H A N D S ...IT VdOULD . OPEN NIGHTS MONDAY In the Near Tapes o ' B f A MAJOR PtBABTER.' Thru SATURDAY TILL 9 Future BIRDS EYE FRESH FROZEN I S ® TABLE**’ CUT CORN (SAVE 16c) 2 « ’k « s2 5 ‘ W)) W t Rasarvt tf>t Right to Limit Quantities J

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‘HOWIE HOLCOMB' . Aaitotaat Sj^rts Editor Local Team^ Each Suffer ATHENS, Ge. (AP) — Vincet the seoonh young ■S>(teUege football coach BlDy In War of Checkbooks PBrochial Loop Would Be ‘Natural’ Dooley, 31-year-old freshman coach to be named heed of Hildebrand hasn’t accepted a trom Southeeatarn (tenference Foot­ Whenever new higli Bchools open, and it seems they’re coach Aubium h«ts taken position in the ooUcffe devekjp- NEW YORK (AP) — <»>AFL has seven draft picks un-fSan Diego, and Eddie Wilson, A Angeles have signed their top over as heed footbiUl ooeoh at ball teem In three days. Doug EarlyLosses ment office. Minnesota’s Vikings never now with the Chiefs. selections, the Colts getting In. poppftif up every year somewhere in the state, the im- Georgia In a move to get the Dickey. 31, .an aatostont on According to Lions President diana back Marv Woodson, the mMiate-problem for the athletic teams is to put to­ buHdogs back on the winning coach Frank Brojrlee’ Arkan­ In a statement re le a s e d got out of the trenches the probably is the most con- William Clay Ford, Kansas City Bears grabbing Tennessee tack­ geth e r'a representative schedule. This is sometimes By HOWIE HOLCOMB road after three losing leeaone. sas staff, was selected Monday yerterday, aeveral hours after last time, but they’re win­ fused football player in the coun gave the following to Beathard; le Dick Evey and the Rams to replace Jim McDonald at the college announced he and Jjarder io 'd o than one might think. Pre-season injuries have Doo'.ey svicoeeds Johnny Grif­ ning this year’s checkbook try. A bonus, a no-cut contract for coming up with Utah State fith, 'Who compiled a 10-16-4 Tennessee. Athletic Dlreotor BUI Cttbson more than $20,000 a year, a Td sUut out wttli, the tcar.i^ already hit each o f the war for the nation’s top Last year, the Vikings lost quarterback Bill Munson. rmist, to a great degree, stick record dxiring thee years of un- 'lad been relieved of their A i- their No. 1 choice, tackle Jim paid-up insurance policy, an op­ Los Angeles also has signed eral area are two established three local scholastic bas­ rsst In the (Jeorgia athletic de­ Hildebrand Out tl«i, Hildebrand pointed out he college football talent. tion on pay-TV stodk, a ne r car Us o vn classification. The vengeful Vikings, who Dunaway of Mississippi to Buf­ Occidental quarterback BUI Re­ ThS ClAC probably wouldn’t rchoohi — St. Thomas Aquinas ketball teams. Most seri­ partment. Griffith reaigneo W INSTONrON - SALJ^I N. C. had not accepted the offer of falo of the AFL while Minnesota and free rent In an an apart­ (New Britain) and St, An-, the new job. had their top two 1962 draft de", a free agent. Pittsburgh semttioa a meeting of schools ously affected is Manches­ yerterday, effective Jan. 31. 1 (AP) Deposed Wake Forest tackle Bobby Bell, their second ment. has signed Jackson State tadkie thony's (Bristol). There will picks intercepted by the Ameri­ Besides Minnesota. Dallas and triioM cnroilinent fIgtiran wen can Football League, have round sele tlon, was signed by Ben J^cOee, No. 4. soon be another (Xavier) in ter High which will not Kansas City of the AFIv. 8t. Louis in the NFL each have much moM' than 400 apart. Middletown. have the services of guard turned the tables this time while signed four players. Besides Beathard, the Chiefs (’That’s . ItodkoM of a new rul­ pulling the National Football This tiiVie the Bills and Chiefs have signed two futures—N e w . * * « Randy Smith for probably an- have been on the debit side of The Cowboys have inked ing with allows all victorias to othsr month. League out front in the early Georgia Teofi quarterback Billy Mexico State back Preacher' be countad 'toward tournamem roundup of the country's out­ the ledger. Eller was the No. 1 Pilot and Georgia Tech back Logical Basii East Qathollc. embarking on qualification), Ai)d naturally a tte first rarslty schedule, hes! standing- players- - Buffalo and Bedsole was i Norman*^a'flank ' ^uer. Oakland's AFL entry .small schMl wotpPete Beathard of two futures picked last year— halfback Bob Curington of North To be sure the older clubs schedule and the Ume he wws FEELINGS GO DEEP— Crewmen aboard the sub­ fomia end Hal Bedsole titor& with the unoortain Oon- might, and I emphaslu might, eligible to start work with the Southern California, making it Kansas State fullback Willie Carolina OoHege; Houston has itodtioidfweather oonditlons iu r- HE'LL APPRECIATE marine Sailfish leave no doubt as to their favorite N FL Signs 12 three quarterbacks the Lions Crenshaw and Arkansas tackle signed No. 6 pick Texas AJkl dominate play for a year or basketball squad. That week- in Saturday’s Army-Navy football game at Phila­ kig-ato wjlrttor season. *' two, but not for much longer. long time element has doubled The Vikings’ signings account have lost to the AFL In three Bob Clay. I halfback Sid Blanks, and Den- But tjie most setiouB dlf- delphia. The sub was sighted off New London yes­ for one-third of the 12 draft se- years. Detroit previously was Other Signings I ver hM signed No. 7 Ray Ku- Some — nice St. Anthony’s — the p:-obl«ms of (teach Phil Mcnchester Shooters BouBy to thit^mcat aatabilahsd might not play all sports at Hyde and hto crew. terday during daily operations. (A P Photofax.) lecUons signed by the NFL. The 1 outbid for John Hadl, now with; Baltimore, Chicago and Los, bala, Texas AhM tackle. schools have .alitahitohed sched­ present (Ths Bristol school, for According to a school rule, ules made U|6 in ttw main, of example plays soccer, not fool athjeten must wait a week—a gwnea against toams in an or­ ball, in the fall). . . But a for­ vacation as It were—between Win Opening Match Priced to take " First Interleague Trode . ganised leegue. mal league to operate with, ths end of one season and the Five North Central Oonnec- might change their minds. start of p.-actloe for -nother. Victory Saturday tlout teanto aolved.eome cf their Frank Longo, athletic director ’Die only sport really affected Firing the highest first match score in Manchester diflficulty thla fell by bending at St. Anthony’s Is very aware to basketball since both soc­ High history, the Indian rifle team defeated Milford home I3@\W5 '• c a m s Bunning, Triandos together In a league that bears ot the values of league play and cer and footbeil overlap. School yesterday at the Waddell range, 901 to 845. Black a Daokar * tlwt name. Thus they have a made an eloquent plea to be 5 ’The last one Involved in this Tho local rifle learn, defend '^ — U-100 Utility DRILL fomMi organizaition and a Included in the comparatively week ’sabbatlce’.' is Co-Cap- In,” state high schco’ ch-amplon-s. Must for Sailors BE8TAURANT — Walt Suchy league ohamptonehlp to work new Berkshire League formed Naw . . . Ilick a Dtektr tffiu t to* NOT MY FIGHT— At least that’s what Georfia teln Jack Simmons who can't had r.«vcr topped 9C0 in an inl- anil It «i# lewatt arka avar. With • f 146-87^, Frank Colvo 189-140-870, Swapped to Phillies toward. only a few years back. Because SfifKETBALl^ begin workou'-s until tomor­ tla' match. The victory adds to U .l. InduitriallT liitad aiattr thla ddll Tech’s Bill N igg (rear) seems to be thinking as ha of various differences In over­ Black & Decker laaturai aitra aearar at a aaw law ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)— Navy finished prepara­ Rollie Irish 148, Tony MarinelU row—a week after the close of a string df unbroken triumph"; watches teammate Bill Eidsen (23) and Furman’a all outlook, the plea was reject­ extending Into three season*-, SC0KES_, arka. Aaainar autatandlnf ailua. tions today for a football game with Arm y that could 141-369, Joe Twaronite 184-872, LOS ANGELES (AP)— Bob Anderson to Kansas One Common C^al football. Thue wtth Smith on Don Frye battle for rebound in game last night. ed and Longo’s club has played the sidelines for some time and now 24 matches long. Lost team George Catalone 136-845, Ed Righthander Jim Banning, City last month for second Btaokelha/mr $9.88 rank as the most important to the Midshipmen in the A ll Oonsrecticut teams, aanc- only Independant ball since teat SiRunons sUlI rusty from lack to beat the local gunners we- Frasier 146-880, Art Pierce 147, who had fallen Into disfa­ baseman Jerry Lompe and Tech won, 92-69. (A P Photofax.) history of the series dating back to 1890. tlonsd by the OIAC, have one time. of work, the baokoourt corpa is TX>omto School, on March 2, BUSIXESBMEN’S LEAGUE Fred Poudrier 189, Pete BraxiUs vor in Detroit, was traded pitchers Dove Wlokenham Prevloua to that, the Salnta U112y4" utility No Navy team haa ever been#' ■ goal—quaUftcation In the poet- more than a little depleted. 1962. Opening action lest mght 171-897, Paul Conenti 144-135- to the PfiUadelphU PhUllea and Ed Rakow. season tournaments. But an were members of the no>4-de- Archibald High rated No. 1 in the country. This 881, Bill Sheekey 344, Win Smith today In a four-player deal . Detfolt Manager Charlie funt Housatonlc Valley School­ Temporary Move oaw Klock M-ohufacturlng Oo. nXKIT one has a chance to prove it la The “ Beat Army*' banners added liwentive of finishing at Co-(teptaln Allan Archibald This modtm 4tti|Md, which disappeared following the 840, Jack Christadore 367, Andy — the first interleagne Oressea said he’ll pot Ds- ' or near the top of a league can­ men’s League. It may (or may Chris MoHale has been moved knock off Neitoff's, 60-41, the best by whipping the Cadets led the hot MHS riflemen wltli hi|h liAbict, etrrvin| death of President Kennedy Lamoureaux 353, A1 Bertussl tranaaotion of the year. nutor in centorfleM and UConns Win Opener^ not be under eetimated. After not) be only coincidence that temporarily but to expected while In the nlghtrxg), Poet Of­ In Philadelidila Saturday. to go back with the jayveea a fine 187. Dave Landry’s 181 c u t contains Iht U-100 have reappeared. Spirits are up 367, Dick DeBella 343, Cy The Tigers got outfield­ move Si-year-old BUI Bru­ all, without goals, there to UtUJe since their departure from fice held off a late Hobby Shop >/ * 4HH with acctssoriit Even If the once-besien and when fmtth and Simmons are v.-as the only other score m the 4 again and the pep rally win go Georgettl 854, El Carter 867, er Don Demeter and right­ ton from center to left. A1 need for doing any more than league play, the caliber of teams ISO’s. Milford’s top effort was rally and won, 47-43. and iltdchm inlt for all currently ranked No. 2 Middles By BOB B80WN ready for full-time duty. oft as scheduled to n i^ t Ken Seaton 178-414, . Dick______Albee hander Jack HamUton and Kallne, of course, will be in passable work be it be^etball lias diminished. Ecb Mogy’s 178. Three junior! Cloaie for the first quarter, Di o n hoini and shdp fail to gain top ranking with a Keep Streak Intact w * * ’The team wUl get a custom- Evashowsky 160-148-421. sent catcher Oua Tiandoa to right. Winter made its official an­ or in every day life. The work­ EJast, while faring better on ompleted the scori-g for Man­ the opener turned all Klock projicla. victory. It wo^d earn them a ary ro FhUadelphU along with •T think we^u got a bet­ tsy to Cosineotlcut M onday ers of the world, have piece the injpry subject, atoo haa hen Nesslff’s managed only Includtd with tach Fixkit shot against No. l Texas in the rousing sendoff from the Some Complaints chester. brigade when it leaves Friday Y — Bud Meyer 188, Larry Bainlng. ter lineup and more speed.** evening when a couple of kich- work rates or salary Incrmes suffert^ an unexpected loss. :>ree points In the second pe­ a -FlifE copy ol “How To CotUm Bowl. By HOWIE HOLCOMB Complete Slate momlBf for PhUadelphia. Bates 146-398, Ell Fiah 163-893, It was the foortti trade P reaaen said. “ And we*ra ea of stww turtted the oountiy- as t^elr gqato while the house­ There has been some com­ Bill Troy, the club’s top scorer The Indians, coached again riod. Though they battled ChooM and Black a Daeksr* It was believM here that the Roland OuUlotte 150-381, BUI of the winter baseball looking bettor n the mid­ aide to a wMte wkifery wonder­ There were twenty of Shabel innovstioni mt the Uni­ wife doM iittto better Job ot plaint from public school .wn seasons bad: and No. 3 omely in the second half they Um Powor bowl appearance would be al­ The game itself, however, will by Gil Hunt, seek victory No. 2 $19.88 U-152 Utility JIG SAW KIT Chapman 874, Frank Calvo 144- meetkigs and the second for dle. We*ve got Demeter In land. Let’s hope this is Just versity of Connecticut Fieldhouse last night but there eleaning the comers when Mts coaches that parochial schools nvan tost year behind Ray La- tomo; row. opposing Rockville at never got-beck In contention. Toola.- I lowed by Officials in Washing, reflect a somber 'note. Floats 373, Ed Bujauciua 138-3’^, Tony the T lg m in recent weeks. Oenter, Lanu>e at second an Indiication of better thkiga to was also one important holdover from the Greer era— knows Tt*S het turn to be host­ have an edge In obtaining talent Gace and Frank Kinel, will not the Waddell range. Tho re­ VaruOla U-lSl Utii'br hi aaw with las. ton, if for no other reason than and pregame hljinks bet^veen MarinelU 363, Nick Twerdy 363, ess for the afternoon bridge (academic as well as athletic) Wayne LongfeHow collected tvrat ta haad)a atraiiht or dailgn cuts They trad ed outfielder and Dick McAulifle—who come. Snow has also atowiy play this year. It was a ’’home mainder of the rchedule in- 28 po'.nits for the winners while In wood, mital ar plaitie In i handy to prove Navy’s standing. The the midshipmen and eadeta wUl Jim Ruane 861. ' - an opening night victory. The “hustling Huskies’’ rsn olub. since they can accept pupils be scrapp^. A halftime cere-1 Rocky Colavlto and pitcher Is really Improving — at been accumulating up iMcth but and school” dectoioh acrording rluda'?: Dec. 80, Alumni; Jan. B'U Fcclto and A1 Frelherl add­ y o u r choice B lack s. D ecker atoraia and carrylni caia with thraa official period of mourning for shortstop. From the time over, around and past Amcri-^ All this to a preamble to a from several communities and (teach Bums. atiortid kiadat and blada wrahch. President Kennedy win be over many win be held in honor of there’s no official word yet of can International College for an ", Cro-mwell and Woodrow Wll- ed 13 each. Bill Dow’s nine you’re bom they trii you 6:45 to play. A t halftime K was eUggesUon that, the writer can require passage of entrance Maim and,Lodge, \vhen they f.on at Middlefield; Jan. 10 prior to Jan. 1. the late President and the any areas opening. I fe d confi­ impressive 96-^9 triumph. examinations, thus making sure were h'y'.i (or Neasiff’s. $22.88 ____ _ to start building np tho ded that wtth steady snow 53-22 and aU ovsr. feels, will 64 of benefit to the reium to lop condition, are ex- Hamden, home; Jan. 17, Wind- DRILL KIT. JIG SAW* SANDER S 1 9 . 8 B game, postponed for a week be- j middle.” areatot nawaet varsity basket­ they have the "cream of the The second game was close No Official Word cause of his death, will be dedi­ aocumutotion aeveral araaa wW The victory continued the Kimball led ttas aDorsra wtth -^ected to foirn the backcourt hem Tech, away; J ii. ’23, Naval Academy officials will Daddario to Be Recipient ball school—East Catholic. crop” so to speak. all the way. Po«t Office forged cated to hla memory. Said PhOadelpiila Gen­ be opening w4tMn the next few UConns’ string first-game 19, DeUafiaia had 17, Btanoen- y.artlrvg pair. Klnel and La- Choate Prep, away; Jan. 2V say nothing about a possible ’ Don Btnma, the athletic dlrec- With an all-parochial league aiiead late In the action end eral Manager Jow. away: Fe). 11, Rockville, away; Bible date with Texas since its NBA Standings llev-e to be of equal import­ coach Fred Shabel with his games this ssasen with far-eff about inequalities since all Feb. 12, Bristol Eastern, home; tough loM for the Hobbyists tor the fim t snow. The ac- .ired. Suba ptoysd ths toat 10 schools would be operating un­ Frank Rizza, Liairi'y Daly and v/ho )ort in overtime tort week upset by Southern Methodist 82- Emilio (Mkn) D a d d a rii < ance to ns. This gives ns firat win at Storra. Shabel took clubs Uke St. Bernard’s (New Feb. 14, Cromwell .And Wilson, EASTERN DIVISION as been named to receive a curoulallon Monday night 'was mlnutea aa Stwbel clsarad the der primarily the same regula- 6-8 Paul Waloowskl are .con­ to Telephone Co. 28 in that stadium Oct. U. member of the .United State fine balance in our catch­ over this year aa head coach, Lqndon), KiUingly and Stonlng- home; March 4, Milford at New U-137C / ; The team stayed over to W L P e t -Old Key. The third redplflnt not enough to open the slope bench and gorve aH 15 squad tions, tending for that fifth pfiacC. If Big gim for the winners -was 7141 House of Representeiti’ves fo: ing and an accomplhriied succeeding George Wlgton, an Waickowaki emerges as the Haven; March 11, Wilcox Tecli, watch Texas, then No. 2, defeat Boston ...... 15 1 .988 .vi'U be cuanounced ahoitly. to the pubttc. There is stiH aoine membem a chanea to jdagr. 'ITmI E tfle s wlU spend'more iilast OathoUc, since that’s Jim Breen who totaled 28 Utility SAV the First Oongressional Diatriot pitcher, I think one of the interim leader after Hugh starter, he'll play the pivot home; March 13, ei‘.ate meet. Oklahoma, ranked No. 1, the Cincinnati ...... 18 10 .600 Daddario achieved athletic final touches to be done and It Coach Pleased time on the highway , then on the ore the writer's most f«- TOlaits. Larry Stanford backed of Connecticut (Hartford Coun­ better In the American Greer’s death last season. with LaGaoe nvoving to a for­ Nrw Haven. WITH FREE following day. Navy {dayers Philadelphia ...... 1 10 .474 .prominence w h ile and under- is hoped that they can be ac- Hs mid after the gosne he the'hardwood in these sojourns. miUair with, )mls made a rea­ him with 11 more. Joe Shea Leagne.” Shabel has made his presence ward spot. If one of the others Yesterday’s rejiilts: U U IU tility SANDER CARRYIN8 cut ___ aaid they saw nothing that they New York ...... » 17 .820 ty), has been selected by the jraduate at Wesl^an UnJver- oompllshed tMa Sunday. With wtw pieeaed wtth ttieir pertor- But ‘he badvto do this to g «t a sonable start in wor-lost per­ (18) and Gary Donahue (14) U-1S1 Utilliy'jNISIIW Triandos, a ligtatlianded felt at the university with new gets the nod, LeGace will stay Manchester (001) couldn’t handle. YPB8TEBBI DIVISION Oonneotlout Sports Wrttera A l­ -ity. He was a three-year num­ some continuiqg cold weaither manca, parttoutaify a first-half represepiatiVe toate. centages in ail sports. The bas­ paced the losers. Tha quality raNlttlon Inaurai yau Sava-10% an hand tandinf. tlnw and Bhipk a Daokar* liance to receive one of three hitter la expected to play ideas and methods. One of at center—the role he filled Archibald ...... 93 88 18’f work. Do away with tha Iruitn of Tha iiw with tha alia IN prMWtftr The Middles also watched Lea Angelea___ ..14 9 .009 ber of the vanity footbeil and and a bit of kick we may poe- shooting peneentogs of 70.1. We have no plajis to reduce ketball mark of 33-1 to partic­ ■ID crinimanihiy with avah (at- hand landlni with fWi taay ta htn- E behind CUw Dabymide, them last night was to have his 82 turat at 3000 cuttinf atrakaa/mln. piut bailc tawhu Kcaiiorlu la naw Texas in a 16-13 win over Texas S t Louto ...... 14 10 Tie awards to be made at the 28rd basebaU teams, was captain of aU>ly have good afcHng tor the “ No matter who you piey, s dtstanci^betiween East Cath- ularly oommendable. most caipaibly lest year. Landry ...... <99 181 West Side Midgets dla atndar that (aatwaa yarfact who bate leraaaded. starters race across court to and ta tir now coallni tvtilabit (a you In a FKEl all ataal AAM in a nationally televised San Francisco ..10 11 .47647g I anntiBl G

-U 16.99 Tubsicss Limited Time which mariced the 26th time the Clark 189-184-174.551, Eleanor Tom Oonran and Ray Ze- lead had changed hands, ended Beyer 184, Jerry Tucker igk- INSURED Blaekwolit* 8.50-14 18.99 Tubalstt manek wHl serve aS' oo-chair- a five-game New York lotong 481, PhyllUi Heritage 181, Doris SAVINGS v S A V IN G S Tht Only Radial Saw That IncludGs Stanley Saw Horse 6.00-13 12.99 Tubeless m«n. The ahnounoenvent was streak and dealt Detroit its O’Hara 181-489, EUean Boris 180- 6J0-13 13.99 Tubsless SHOP FRIDAYS T I U 8:30 made by -lohn OagtoneUo, ex- aeventh kiaa in a row. The 481, Marie Bolls 471, Barbara IvO AlV ThrGG Indtptndtnt Spindltf , Brackets No. 362*A $2.39 aMed nder. Platons, minus three regulars Dsganne 476, Jean Orasaa 177, \ S S C J « j \ 1 I O S pair. *WUhwall$ dighlly Mghar— A// prieas phu fadaral tax Ih e Raiders annexed the because cf Injuries, kMt two of LU Gagne 181. CURRENT *Xharga-M“ ,..N o menay down...30 doyi or months to pay Charter Oak Oonfenmos pony their rcroakiing tofttt playsrs a n n u a l ig -■ ■ Y 'iirV Y 'll'V f**“**“^**“^**“ **“ **“ *^**“ ^> **-* tttto. Four teams ooonprtoed on fouls. CThiqipSir and Ray aawewgtT«»*s e ts is t riwattairt'" iVitriTutioii the Midget League hers. Scott of Detroit shared acoring Signed by Raider* DIVIDEND y- - ’■■■'■ - I I , .iL honom with 80 points apiece. Enjoy your honw fanpraveoMBto OVER 1000 GRANT STORES COAST-TaCOAST NOW with Oleanoy’a Eaito Rggnolv* r- f CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ( A P I - at. Louis turned a close game OAKLANp, Calif. (A P )— BRANCH OFFYOB, ROUTE 81. COVENTRY h Center John O’Brien of Brock­ Into a rout wbUe big WUt n M m E M IE ga fog Budra Account (R J|A .). Aa Bill Budneas, a 210-potmd guiud UUle M |10 a month h im up to BUILDING MATERIALS ton, Maas., haa been elected to Chamberlain was on the bench and linebacker from Chicopee, W "T-OFR A N T C O 8100. L U M B E R FUEL captain the 1964 Harvard foot­ tor a four-minute rest at the Maas., and Boaton Unlveraity BUILDING MATEIRIALS ball team. O’Brien, a 20-year- end of the third quarter. When was signed with ths Oakland SHOmiNG fARlKAOE Y h K i ' i i U N c i k C i j b old Junior, j^ y e d . behind AU- he returned, Ihe Hawks were Raldwa of the American Foot­ OPEN T ILL 5 P.M. M ON.-TUis.-niL LUMBER FUEL Shop Fridays to 8:30 P.M. Enjoy your hoaiu huprovemeato now wllli Otonney's Easy Iv y center Brad Stephens this ahead. 78-66. OUff Hagan tod ball Lsagua. Budnstoi odtland’s IHUBM. • KVL to 8 PJMU—WBD:-0U)SBD A T NOON Tel. 649-5;25S / MANCHESTER VERNON BevoMng Bodgat Aoeoart (B, B. A.). Aa Utlla aa |1SA8 a past season. O’M e n , 6-foot-2 SC. Louis wMh 88 points and No. 4 draft eholoa Saturday, 336 iiU R m iiiAlN Si Kiln i. nsontli bnya np to $188. snd 206 pounds, suocssds guawl Bob FettSt, wtoo M t IX of Ms waa tb# first eeUaga draftoa to kiUrMU lOlU. MM MM 3RM.3RM lOM RBii RDM RDM H j r a Soauimayd a f Jfawtoo. fim t 17 SbotB toMsd 80. Ctawi. olgB with ths M d M i. ' ♦ MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1968 PAGE TWENTY THREE MANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1968 P A G E t v \t :n t y - t w o Lots For Sale 78 Apartments—Flatfr— Apartments— Flatfi— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For 8sls 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rv PAGAI-Y and SHORTEN Mousehold Goods 51 Wearing Apparri—Fnri 67 Tsmementa 63 TWO BUILDINO lots, prime lo­ Household Services ^ OlTCWTA RE A I.AW Tenements 68 GARRISON c o l o n i a l - 8 HENRY STREET — 7 room Co­ TALCOTTVILLE — Large 6 SO. WINDSOR - 614 F oster MANCHESTER — 80 Waranoke BLACK CLOTH COAT, fox col­ Road. Bxacuttvs contemporary cation, city utilities. Pbilbridi Offei*ed 13-A RU08 - NEVER USED. ^ 2 FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, rooma First floor consists of lonial, 2)4 baths, heated rec room ranch, 1% baths, fire- Street 6 room Split Laree liv lar, slue 20. G ood condition, NEW BUILDINO — Crest lux­ Ing room with fireplace, plntng ranch home, 7)4 rooms, 2)4 A gen cy, 649-8464. A SEMI'PBNATE AOOHT.' fNELL,THE HOSPITAL’S ^ beige, |2S; 8x15 goW hot w ater, paridng. T el 648- urious duiHex apiartments, 571 largo family room with half room. Transfer makes fast lace, storms. Just like new. RBWHlAVINa block from M Mam ein Street, kitch­ 2469. new heating system. Three en­ 79 KEENEY STREET — An A Specialty” oMvewMwoe. H m advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 1 , one 9-bedroom apart­ way. Hot water baseboard older Colonial home of 8 he spend all WATKINS en prlvlW gee, parking. 648-B127, Charlee N icholson 742-6364 closed porches, combination DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la time for the e- c s i''< w ment featuring: Refrigera­ heat, locuis of cloeet space. rooms with close to an acre of portion, n o Herald Is responsible tor only ONE Incor- QUAUTT CARPENTRT - HIS TiMEf 648-9828 tor, Range, Dlspoeal, Indi­ Nicely shrubbed lot, several windows. This is an excellen't Rooms, basements refinlshed, BARGAIN SHOP Furnished Apartments 63-A WARREN E. HOWLAND value at only $16,900. Desirable land next door to school, FREDERICK M. 6AAL ar easitted lasertioB for any advertisement and then only vidual Basement and Patio. shade trees. Optional air con­ stores, and bus. ()uick sale built-ins, formica tile, general furnished rooms — Com- Heat, Hot Water. THREE and four-room heated ditioning. Excellent value, ROCKLEDOE—80 Arnott R oad Bowers School district. T. J. So A s eoctsat of a "make good” insertion. Errors which do not repair. No Job too smsJl Call REALTOR price 114,800. Robert J. Smith, BROKER , tiM vahae of the advertisement wtn not be eorrected by $182.60 47" Round Maple lete light houaekeeplng facill- apartments, furnished, children early occupancy. Belfiore 6 large rooms, garage, wooded Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. WllUam Robbins Carpentry See, centrally located. Mrs. In c., 968 M ato Street, 649-6241. s g o o d " InnertloaL 1)1 Dining T able, 2 leaves, 89.60 welcome. O/jrfield 9-9928. 860 M ain St. A gen cy, 648-8121. lot, $20,900. Owner 643-1470. 643-2682 — 648-0281 S ervice. 649-3446. D orsey, 14 A rch St., M anches­ CaU 648-1108 824.96 (2) M aple M ate’s ter. BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur­ ROCKLEDGE — 6 room Ranch, <30VENTRY — LARGE execu­ TDUB COOPERATION WHX GENERAL BUILDING service, 14.96 nished, for two adults. Includes tive ranch, 9 rooms, 2 fire­ alteration.s, new work, recrea­ Chairs, turned legs. 649-4436 — 649-6544 1)4 baths, 2-car garage, com- CENTRAL CAPE RockvUle-Vernon BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 f u r n i s h e d r o o m s fo r gen gas, electricity, private bath, p letely automatic kitchen, places, 7 acres, river running tion room.s. Warren Hedges, kli MANCHESTER-Large 7 room — B-sone lot. Call 8139.00 High Back Lounge tleman, heated, free parking. heat and hot w ater. Call 648- raised health fireplace, quality through , the property. Guest WANTED 643-4637 after 5 p.m . i Call Scranton Motel and Cab­ Cape, oversized garage, buUt- 649-4391. Chair, foam cushion, turquoise 7686. in kitchen, formal dining room. home In a neighborhood of fine home, small barn. Ideal for Near schools, shopping, plastic, 79 ins, 64P-0826 between 6-7. t h r e e r o o m apartment, firnt horses, etc. Maximum of bus. Quiet street. Large ind lo fr fireplace, family room, faU-out executive and professional Twelve Vote floor, stove and refrigerator. ATTRACnVE 6 room furnished privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ kitchen with dishwasher and Roofing—-Siding IS! ROOM FOR Lady or OanUe- Phone 649-4690. shelterslter vdthvrtth half bath, outside properties. Belfiore • Agency, PiTspeot St; Mim Jcyos Ros- 876.00 42" Distreesed Cherry apartment. Private entrances. tor. 648-1677. disposal, fireplace. Owner Tnabla Raatbiaf Our ASvsftitsrT man, qulat. Inquire 224 Charter enclosed patio with fireplace, 648-6131. signal snd daughter. 36 Chaiter A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, Cocktail Table, one drawer, 48. Parking. Adults. Apply 209 Au­ wants Immediate sale. To Approve Oak Street, 618-8388, 246-4788. tumn, 1 p.m. - 7:80. city utUltles, minimum down EAST HARTFORD — 6H room Rd. aiding, painting. Carpentry. Al- I 831.50 38H" Brass OandlesUck THREE ROOMS, all utilities. fln a n clw . Asking 817,900. Law ­ MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, many extras. Carl Zinsser, 648- split, 1)4 baths, bullt-lns, fin- Stamp Show Set H-HMr Snnwriif SeniM teratlon.s and addltl■ Itlons. Cell- Table Lamp, tan parchment PLEASANT HEA’TED room for Inquire 106 B irch Street. TWO ROOMS furnished, second ren ce F . Flano, R ealtor, 648- Tbe Knights of Colinnbus have Ings. Workmanship guaran 0038, H oward R ealty C o., 283- M ed family room. 2-car ga­ G ty Budget shade, , 10.76 gentleman, near bbth, parking. floor, business block. Depot 2768. Charles N icholson, 742- rage. Only 819,700. H ayes BEL AIR REAL ESTATE set a stamp show Saturday teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4880. Help Wanted—Female 35 I^elp Wanted—Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 f o u r ROOMS, garage, nice 6276. 64 High Street. Square, adults. Free parking. 8864. A gen cy, 648-4803. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fnt k HtnM Rsadan 869.60 Slipper (Jhair, tapestry neighborhood, heat and hot T el. M r. K eith, 849-8101. 648-9882 s 6548,476 budget On exhibit will be a phllatolio BIDWELL HOME Improvement EXPERIENCED comally bonaz TOOL MAKERS — Short run LOAM SALE — Regular $14 print, 89.96 ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ w ater, adults p referred, $110 VERNON — Just over Manches­ NO. COVENTRY — 120 a cre Company — Roofing, siding, al- stone-free loam, 812.50. Also, farm, 0 room home, barns, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Pres­ was pvsMnted snd approved at map of the state, dated 1808, ikiT N a lettering embroidery operator, aircraft parts, experimental, trance, gentlemen preferred. p er m onth. 649-2088. ter Une. like new 6)4 room tige 7 room Colcmlal Ranch, teraUons, additions and re­ first class. Paragon Tool Co., sand, gravel, stone, fill. Call 842.60 42" M odem Walnut etc., lots of road fiontage. a city meeting Mat iSgtit wttlv- Indicating the post offices of the •t the teie?4^ Simply cal thn or will teach power sewing ma­ 119 Cooper H ill St., 6494)696. Business Locstinns ranch, 1)4 baths, fauUt-ln U tch- 100x200 wooded lot. This desir­ modeling of all types. Excel­ chine operator with good hand­ Inc., 259 Adams St., All area 643-8603. Cocktail Table, 29.96 TH REE ROOMS, $80 a month, an with dinette, fireplace. Lawrence F. Flano. Realtor, out question or comment from period. Other items include old lent w ononanahlp. 849-6496. For Rent 64 643-2766, Charles N icholson, able home offers 8 twin sized VERNON — 6 room C a^, front tbs 12 residents and oMIclalB stamp catalogues and a recent MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE writing. Apply In person (no benefits. third floor, central locatlan, B ayes A gency, 646-4808. bedroom s, 7M baths, 23 foot phone calls) Mechanic Overall 869.00 44" Pina Record Oab- Apartments—Flat*—• adulU. 849-9178. 7.42-6364. screened porch, formal dining presen t. Issue of Life magazine with GO-CART, 8 h.p., 2-cycle en­ inet, brass pulls, 61.60 BUILDINO 90x40 editable for 88,600 - WELL KEPT 6)4 room living room, formal dining room, garage, amestte drive, Ttie budget Is 826,853 lees photographs of the most famous ANSWERING, SERVICE S ervice, 161 P ark Avenue, E . storage, B-1 sane, Bnr.kland Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A gine, reasonable. 649-0610. Tenements 63 SIX ROOM duplex, hot water ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive MANCHESTER — Executive 6 room, modern kitchen with all convenient. Early occupancy. ttian last yeer'a. Tbs 1903 budg­ and valmble stamps. Hartford, Conn. Salesmen Wanted 36-A section. 649-8408. the bullt-lns, laundry room, 4494IS00 — 875.2519 oil furnace. Church Street. dining area, suburban. Owner bedroom ranch, 8 fireplaces, 2 Tongren A gency, 643-6321. et woncy. Call after Houses For Sale 72 rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ Automobfles Vw Sale 4 These are fine homes, of­ sumes the mortgage. $79 collections totaled $468.49. South Windsor Bctocation As­ R ealty, 643-6129. SEASONED CORD W(X)D, saw­ R ealty, 643-5129. 4 p .m ., 648-7768. 812,900 — ANOTHER GOOD rage pltu small barn. Base­ monthly pays all. 4)4 room Ih ottier eotlon, aldermen; sociation’s personnel policies imBD OAR? Tour eiadg tnm* PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in­ A FUTURE fered at much below true ed any length, free delivery. BUY, Lenox Street. Six ment, two fireplaces, porch, ranch, g;arage, basement, high Approved treiztoer o f $14,000 committee, the propoaais are ad down? Short on down pay­ terior, ^perhanging, wall­ BOXER SHEPHERD puppies The Ox Yoke Shop ANDOVER — 6 rooms, heat, hot roomB value, for Immediate sale. A FIVE MINUTE LOOK Make your BIG MOVE now. Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ 1)4 ROOMS, seml-funilBhed, plus enclosed rear porch. Lot etc. Vacant. A steal at 825,000. lot, nice residential area. to the pension ftmd and ap- reportedly competitive with ment? Bankrupt? Raposses- Auto Driving School 7-A paper removed, dry wall work. fo r sale. Call 742-8198. m ans, 742-8002. 66 W lnthrop St., water, stove, fireplace, large heat, hot. water, separate T . J. C rockett, R ealtor, 648- Pull information by phone to Hhepankon has created new bath, 8116. 742-8726. affords absolute maximum of those giving names and ad­ Lawrence F! Flano, Realtor, Will Convince You poAztiod treesurer Wifllom F. area to w n s don? Don’t despair! Sea Bon- Reasonable rates. Fully in­ Tariffville, Conn. bathroom, 'centrally located, 1577. MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School sured. 649-9658, Joseph P . Lew ­ opportunities for drivers of privacy, with shrubbery Md dresses. 643-2766, C harles N icholson, fimito its tnattee. The committee reponta that aat Douglas. Incmiza about low­ medium' size package de­ reasonable. 649-8401, 12 noon 742-6384. est doira, smulest payments Inc., offices, classroom located is. Articles For Sale 45 Garden— Farm— Dairy TALCOTTVILLE — NEAR Golf trues. Close to everything. Just MANCHESTER - 134.000 ranch. That This Beats Anything Rejected a sugigeeUon by Les­ both the Hartford CJounty Manchester Parkade; lower livery vehicles in all areas Land, refinished apartment, 4 6 p.m . call and start packing. T. J. te r W . Maatkn that resridents Teaching Association and the anywhere. No small loan or li- Products 50 Mon - Tuee. - Wed. 6-9:30 p.m. 7 rooms plus ftolshed recrea­ Glenn Roberts Agency - SOUTH MANCHESTER — level. Beginners, older, nerv­ of Ccmnectlcut. APPLY MOTO MOWER snow throwers rooms, stove and hot water, C rockett, R ealtor, 648-1577. tion room in basement, two full On the Market he asked to flatten tin cons for Ootmectlout Association of nanoa company plan. Douglas Realtors Charming 6)4 room ranch, llotora, 888 Main. ous students, our specialty. Electrical Services 22 NOW. at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4% IF YOU WOULD LIKE Green Thurs. - Fri. 1-9:80 p.m. convenient, children, $85. 643- baths, 2-car garage, aluminum etty ooBeettons. Boards of Education have sug- Taan-age driver’s education W E O F F E R : 2463, 643-6778. plastered walls, cast iron Changed tlie name of Ldm- geabed 86,000 ee the Parting h.p. to 6Vk h.p. 689 C enter St. Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ Yoked Wonder siding. Built in i960. Over 2,200 radiators, porch, garage, pic­ Coventry - Bolton Line 8968 CHBIVROLET, 4-ancy. stonm or for a 24-hour period Must have pleasing personality cowboy lamp, doll carriage, INVITATION cation, 8 bedrooms, oil hot Railroad Is sold to the city. steering $1,798. Including repayment over five ply Lasts. JARVIS REALTY CO. Easily financed. Asking aiBter th e storm . V iola tion o f USED BICYCLES, a large as­ years. BVank Burke, 246-8897, and reliable. Write Box P, Her­ miscellaneous boy's and girl’s' water heat, rec room, assume MOVE RIGHT IN — Lovely 7 Hospital Report • room Garrison Colonial, cen 816,900. HockvWe City Hospital treat­ the otdinanoe will result to Cbryaler Windsor, 4-door sortment, new English and Oo- Connecticut M o r t g a g*e Ex­ ald. toys, Brownie tuiiform, clothing T O B ID REALTORS - INSUROR8 • mortgage or minimum down ter hall, 1)4 baths, 2-zone heat, ed a total of 629 patlenta dur­ parking tJokeits and velhdolea sedan, power brakes and lumbia. We have the exerciser change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 8-10; b oy 's, 12-14. 649-2848. Sealed bids will be received APPRAISERS fo r new m ortgage, $16,800. that are oreattag a hazard dur­ cycle on display: Hours daily Conn. VACUUM CLEANER salesman Robert ' Wolverton Agency, garage, close to public and ing October, aooordtog to fig­ steering $1,096. at the Office of the General JARVIS REALTY CO. parochial schools,, shopping. LAWRENCE F. FIANO ing snow reonoved operatiani 9-6, 9 p.m. Thursday. Manches­ wanted full-time and part-time. Manager, 41 Center Street, ;?| 843-4112 — 876-0625 649-2818. t ures released today by Supt. now, cut later. Bring the fa i^ This Is the home you have been wm be towed away. Dodge, 4-door Mdan, pow­ ter C ycle Shop, 149 W . M id­ SECOND MORTGAGES—Fund! No soliciting, work by leads Manchester, Connecticut, until R ealtor 643-2766 Viaginia J. Yaslndka. available for second mort­ ly to The Stanley ’free Farm, 283 EAST CENTER STREET (Cor. Lenox St.) looking for for your family in B riefs e r M ^ e o and ateering, dle Turnpike, 649-2098. only. Experience not neces­ December 17, 1963 at 11:00 With 28 patients in the'hos­ gages. For Individual attention sary. For appointment call Long Hill Road, 'Andover, at a fine neighborhood. Priced In (Jharles Nicholson 742-6364 The American Legion post automatic transmlaalcn A.M. for Tree Removal — COLONIAL — 8)4 rooms, cus­ pital at the start of the month, 8796. callill B“ A N Agency, Roger M. C om pact C o., 629-8276. the church, 1.3 miles off Route . .. low twenties. Call Mrs. 199 perscmi were admitted. Out and auxiliary will sponsor a rec­ Boslness Services N egro, 643-8727 6. Large selecUon white and' (Eighteenth) ____ tom built for family living, 4 EAST HARTFORD Suzanne Shorts, 648-8886, J. ord hop at the Legion Hall to bedrooms, 2)4 baths, formal patients numbered 404. 198? OhavTolat, 4-door aadan, 9 CONSTRUCTION supervisor — Norway Spruc_e, also, ^^hJ^^Ker^ Watson Beach A Co., 622-2114. ’IWrty-otw births were reo- morrow at 8:15 ptin. Jim Net- Offered 13 roenn, modern kitchen tkton will be the disc Jocksy aptlndani, radio, haatar Fast growing developer wants fir. $2.60 up. Open all day De­ Immediate occupancy on MANCHESTER —.6 bedroom L orded and 12 ewxident vtotims 8696. LAWN MOWERS, sharpened Business Opportunities 32 experienced all ’round con­ cem ber 7, 8 and 13-24. Other- Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ 8263 ;e dining area, family tUa eparUlng new 6 room TUNNEL ROAD, Venum. 10 and bring a guest legimuiBJres chester, Connecticut. kitchen with fireplace, additional acres may be pur­ ranch, dining room, fireplace, treated. ItM boapttal pertomwd and repaired, sales and serv­ struction supervisor capable of wise by appointment. Call 742- tois Tbe smoolMd yolee eidde a look raised ranch with 1)4 baths, premium locatlan, full base­ snd auxiliary momtoeni will bo RESTAURANT For Sale, rea­ Town of Manchester, x-car garage, covered patio, chased with this unusual 6)4 48 operatlona, took 368 X ray*, obsperones. ’ More to Oboode From ice, rental equipment. L A M handling all phases of residen­ 6438. of loveUneas to ltda ekniite 2 fireplaces, Tappan bullt- ment, garage, patio, wall-to- sonable. Owner ill. C all 649-8484 Coiuiecticut A eleavsr little daytimer to gtogtiam apron! IMm with treed lot, walkout basement, room ranch on high 1% acre gave 13 bkx>d tranafustons and The Wapptog Fair Assooto- •60 o p Equipm ent O orp., Route 83, after 6 p.m. tial construction Including subs, lns, garage, city water and w a II carpeting, automatic Vernon, 876-7609, M anchester Richard Martin, junior slzoB that is a cinch to cross-stitch border for a wel­ 881,500. P hllbrlck A gen cy, 640- sidewalks. Priced at only lot, 2-car garage, cellar, fire­ 1,849. laboratory tests. .tion will sponsor a potlitok to­ men, homes, roads, etc. Write 8464. washer and dryer, disposal ______exchange. E nterprise 1946. General Manager HELP WANTED— sew, and plaimed 'to be worn $19,900. E xcellent financing p la ce. oil heat, 81'4,900. R obert The average daily number of morrow at 6 p.m. at the Com­ Baofc Itaanetng giving wages desired, experi­ loose or with a wide purchased com e g ift. reasonable. Owner 843-8398 o r ' hoem tkl w as 43: Paittern No. 275-N has direc­ available. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, munity House for all who Help Wanted— Female 35 ence, when available, etc. to IN V T T A T iO N FOREST STREBIT — L a ig e 10- 649-8228. ^ Lew Payments SNOW PLOWING - A new belt. Sleeve choice, too. tions tor apron; diagrams and 649-2813. during October, worked on the fair to Septem­ P. O. Box 147, Wapptog, Conn. No. 8268 With PATT-O-RAM A room house, 6 bedrooms, 4% game for Manchester Herald Envelop* Machine Adjuster Trainees oomipleto dtreettone for smock­ Hoepitel Notes ber. A meeting will be held af­ T b B ID baths, excellent condition. Ideal LOCATEID In Manchester Is this BEST BUY IN TOWN. Owni customers. You pame your WANTED — WOMAN to live In MANAGEMENT-TRAINEE for Is to size 9, 11, 12, 18, 14, 16, ing on gtoghezo. AdmAtod yesterds(y: Mira MM- ter the supper. For addttinoal CHORCHES MOTORS Sealed bids will be received at 18. Buet 80)4 to 88. Slse U, 81% loca ttoo. Owner 646-7444. U & R REALTY CO., ING beautiful 6 room CaM to- transferred. Reduced for < price, we will plow out your fo r daily routine. Call 649-6416. growing dVedit concern. High Septic Tanks Our expanding business creates the na|d for additional ■nMSite, fond $8o to ootae to: drad KMto U Dsttey Ctoale; Information, Mrs. Hgynnah W il- driveway. Routes now being the Office of the General Man­ bust, short sleeves, 8% y a ^ o t oludtog Uvtog room wlm flre- sale at sacrifice. $17,«M. M OaUaad St.. Mancheater School graduate with some col­ AND men with meehnatenl background to train as envelope A m s CMw ^ T I m IfenrheBtor plaoe, formal dtotog room, maculate custom Ospe, t Jetek WnoaoK, H igh M lsnor ’R e it ­ Asnto a t TUtond T^ike., Mlssk> formed. Call now to abandon ager, 41 Center Street, Man- 26-Inch. 8BVBIN ROOM spadous home er Ptok; H te BSsithnto dMstor, may bo oonrtaotoil lege preferred. Must be over Bhrenbw Herald. UM A m OF Manchester on quiet street, •46-2692 extra laige ktoflwn, n o room, rooms, one unflniabed, high pricea when It anowa 649- RN or LPN, full or part-time. cheeter, Connecticut, until De­ machtiMi adjusters in an induebry with eneellent fringe To order, send 60o to oototot .to 34 Mkkhe ButKhsr Rd. 21 and have oar. P.O. Box 146, Pls(gMl Scrnri AMEadOAS, NEW YORK 86, 4 bedrooms, snclosM porch, 2- R o b o it D . M urdock, 648-6472 2-car garage and attached modem kitchen and 7891, 8764401. Vemoo Haven, 876-2077. R ockville. cember 16, 1968 at 11:00 A.M. bcaefltB and eteady employnieot AppUcante will be re­ •ue Burnett, Msnohestw' ®v*- BIrtha yesta rd a y: A dSMgh/ber AilveEtiWioenitr--- iM l ^Ku bVk OLEIT Nomad ati^ for Storm Sewer Conatruetlon ntag H erald, 1160 A VB . O F N . Y. car garage, asking $10,600. Out breezew ay. A sking $19,000. J. room, formal dintog room\rec SHAKPENINO Sendee — Saws, jrURSB LKHBNSBD In Con­ quired to peas pre-employment nptttado and physical tests For let-ctasB msttltog add 10c of m te owner wants offers. D. R ealty. 643-6129. room, 2-car garage, breesewi . and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Christmas In Connecticut, ttoi wagoB, power brakes and CHIEF MECHANIC — Latve Portland. Utchfleld, Btdwell Mathim M ssiim I AB&IUOiiS, NEW YORK 86, Fli:st Oongregatlonal Church, lag, TurbogUda, private knives, axes, diears, qkates, necticut for small RookvlUe as a eohdltlon of employment. Equal opportanlty employer. for each pattern. Print. Name, P hilbrtck A gency, 649-8464. and many extras. Immediate ainut S t local service firm aeeks ap­ Streets Area. Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells, N Y EMscharged yesterday; Mrs Main St. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat­ r, 1800. 648-0048. rotary bladea Quick aervlce. convalescent home. Free room Address with zone and Pattern VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. VERNON — OLDER 7 room occu pan cy. 649-9896. plications from qualified work­ Bid forms and specifications Sewer LInee Installed—Oel- For Ist-class mailing add 10c Joan O’Ooln, 91 Prospect St.; urday Dec. 7. Gifts, free movies^ C apitol E quipm ent C o., 88 and board and TV. T el. 870- for each pattern. Print Name, Num ber. 812,200 - MANCMESTER. At 6 room ranch built 1959. Size Dutch Colonial, 2 baths, 2-car 9121.* ing maintenance supervisor. are available at the Controller's lar Waterproofing Done. - APPLY SUPT. U. S. ENVELOPE CO. Mna Syftvla Xiaotte, Hartford; chicken ala king luncheon 75c. 18M OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-door Main St., Manchester. Hours Office, 66 Center Street, Man- Address with Zone, Style No. Just 50c for the New '63 tractive 5 room Cape, large 26x42)4'. Walk-out basement, 6 garage, new furnace, two fam COVENTRY — Route 44A. Cozy Hardtop, full power, white, daily 7-6. Thursday 7-6. Satur­ Knowledge bollera, HP steam, Album! Manor lovety ilesigne! kitchen, plenty of cablneto, Uy poeslbUity, top location, Cape nestled on a bill, fire- Lcu-Aita Foon, Sornsn; WUUam GIRL FOR general office work air, preselng equipment and cheater, Connecticut and Size. ^ ^ bedrooms, 14x19 living room, $ m . 64^7985. day 7-4. 648-7968. 121 W. MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. Disisatloni for w tt end sejhen oeramlo bath, garage. 128x166. shimlmim oomtalnatians, school near acre lot, OKowsnt coodi- ptooe, full dormsr, arisslan WnstMUty, T$ W. Mato At; typing required, full-time. Ap- general modianicg. Salary Town Of Manchester, McKHMEY BROS. The new fall A winter *66 to toeti — Oartton W. Butohlns, Reolfazr. bos at doo#. 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I- THURSDAY, DECEMBER i, IINM PAGE TWENTY-POUR Average Daily Net Preaa Rfiti The Weather iiaurljfBtfr lEaftting ll^ralb Wvt tha Week Eaded ' ; -af V . 0. Weatbee November le, 1962 Fair aad aoM tonight, I The Manoheater Area Alum- ^ Mlaa Roberta Johns, daughter hae Caub oC PI Beta Phi will o f Mr. and Mra. Robert Johns, 1 3 ,8 9 1 20a. Satarday moatly i A bout Tow n 250 Otaenwood Dr., le a mem­ meet Monday at 7:30 pm. at Bflamber of ttie Audit aiUder, Mgh la the Ma. the home of Mra. James P. Ir- ber of a planning committee CARLOAD PRICKS foi a vaude^la show Jan. 11 at Barcan ef Otroidatloa Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm CbnoMit M«o IMnity vkM, 72 Baldwin Rd. Mra. Hld- ON ot t«banon Valley Ooilage, Ann- WILD BIRD FOOD Oommm/L Church will moct to- wajtd M. WeNa la in charge of program. Retoeahmenta WUl be xrlUa, Pa., aponsorad by Phi Mu moRDW at 6:30 tor « potluck Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota. (Claaallled AdvertWng ae Paga 99) PRICE SEVEN CENTS at tte church. David R. Ham«- •erved. Members ars reminded Tea,' our warebouae "M y Husband VOL. LXXXm, NO. 57 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1963 to brh v gifU and wrapfiings toa d Oatnpui Ouatde tor Mias Joan Morlarty of St. "Aaaociated Orocera” C M at win irpMk. Mambera d tor Manaflild Training School. purchaaed 8—not 1— AR Pi Phla in the area are in­ Francis Hospital, daughter of tbs Aratojntcrtan Men wlM be Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Moriarty, rail cars of this bird vited. 27 Lilac St, and Mias Judltn food. 2-Year Term Manoheeter Junior Square Prescott of the Hartford Hos­ 5 lb. b a g .,...... 65c P*C WWiam r. Ruhmd. eon Dence CSub will oponaor leesona pital, daughtw of Mrs. Elean'jr ^aoott, 18 S. Hawthorne SU. d Mr. Md Mn. r. W. Ruhmei, tofdght at Waddrtl School gym- 26 lb. bag...... 22.39 For Allen in Darwin Held for Quiz m BtyOu B t., Pvt. Robert J. nesium. Deesons tor pre-teena have started a 12-week program DHiahy, «m or Mr. and Mra tar psychiatric lairslng at the In- 50 lb. bag...... $4.39 likes his extra thick” wlU be from 6:30 to 7:46, and atltute of Living. Hartford. W n a m R. Danahy, 66 RMae- tor teens from 7:46 to 9:30. le e Racial Case wood----- a t , and - Pwt.—‘ “-bert w. Pine w«J be the caller. Oair, aofi of Mr. and Mra. The Little Flower of Jeaus BUY SIDEWALK When it comes to fresh meats, the price tag is only part of the story. The Oacave Oanr. 17 Mothers Oirole will meet to­ ROCK SALT NOW! AMERICUS, Ga. (AP)— hara been aaalgned to C Oo. (rf MaJ. E. Walter Lamie will morrow at 8:16 p.m. st the conduct an informa! Bltole Study A white integration worker the and Traliiinfi: Rerbnait of home of Mrs. John Spellman. type of cut, the trim, the quality, ARE IMPORTANT FACTORS, TOO. In Rothwell Strangling tte XJMtad etatea Army Train- tonight at 7:80 at the Salva­ has been convicted of as­ tion Army. His subject will be 46 Goodwin St. Mrs. Gerald k v O adw , Batontry, at Fbrt Oharest wlH serve aa co-hoat- We have been getting ready for this after Thanksgiving Steak Sale for two sault with intent to murder UK. K. J , tor eight vreeJca baaJc tt>4 Book o f tha iRevelatlon of and sentenced to two years Jems Christ weeks Every steak is cut from U. S. Choice Grade Loins which have bwn Roy F, Darwin, 46, of aged two weeks for extra flavor and tenderness. Remember, please, Pine- in prison in connection with Boston Hill Rd., Andover, is racial demonstrations last LBJ Working hurst offers you aged tender steaks . . . we stand the shrinkage . . . you get being held today at Staf­ August. Johnson Gives 28 the flavor and tenderness. ford Springs State Police A Superior Court jury of 12 Fast to Make Troop under a coroner’s IHII COUPON OOOD FOR If you are looking for tender beef roasts . . . buy a Pinehiirst boneless Chuck white men convicted Ralph W. wairant in connection with . ** . . . boneless rump oven roast . . . easy to slice Silver Tip or Chef cut lean Allen, 22, Thursday night. He is a coliege student from Melro.se, O w n R ecord Medal of Freedom the Sept. 18 slaying of 17- 100.150 EXTRA Roast. Hams, of course . . . from Morrell. . . ready to eat. Mas.=. year-old Hope Rothwell of Allen withdrew from Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., in Bolton. By JAMES MARLOW Major Samuel Rome, THIS VALUABLE February. The college said today WASHINGTON (AP)— WASHINGTON (AP)-tJ“ “ y«;.rSrd.vS«Tu“ 5 PLAID STAMPS he left for personal reasons and President Johnson awarded chief of the State Police •IN WITH PURCHASI OP $t-W TO $9.99 PINEHURST TENDER SIZZLING Two question persist about he brought to his extraordinarily •*1M WITH PURCHASE OF $10.M OR MORI was considered on leave. He had posthumously to John F. successful though trag;ically Headquarters detective di­ completed two and a half years President Johnson after OOOe THROUOH SAT., DEC. 7. 1V4S Kennedy today the nation’s brief endeavors will hereafter vision, said today the case COUPON! lit «ulMMl MMMr tl $lttm IIOM «Hk (til iMlr It )J0 (, • of satisfactory work, a spokes­ only two weeks in office: ‘Light our country and all who w nimf. Sa sM Ur tiMctt a^Kti llfnii (4 by I n . highest civil honor, "on be­ is still under investigation man said. How is he doing? How will serve It—and the glow from that The sentence, the minimum half of the great republic fire can truly light the world.’ ” and that questioning of SIRLOIN permitted under the law, was he do? The final words of the citation Dai-win is still in prograss. He became president in a for which he lived and imposed by Judge T. O. Mar­ died.” were from Kennedy's inaugural 'The Andover man will be lb shall Jr. A motion for a new time of national shock over address. trial was filed. Allen was re­ President John F. Kennedy's Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy held in Tolland County, leased under $S,000 bond pend­ assassination. The shock re accepted the Medal of Freedom Other members of the Ken­ nedy family, among them the i Rome said. STEAKS ing a hearing Feb. 14. mained until after the funeral. I for his slain brother. The assas 1 T\4]and County Coroner Bar­ The state contended that Al­ Until then Johnson could do j sinated president conceived the late president’s brother, Sen. nard Adcminan que^oned Edward M. Kennedy, and his BEST CUTS. SAVE 20c LB. len threw a bottle at an Amerl- little. Then he went to work. If j award and was to have present­ Darwin tor tour hours yeetar- 6 sisters, Mrs. Sargent Shriver cus policeman during rioting set energy, earnestness, zeal and | ed It today to leaders of govem- 0 goal. With returns Congn^^B to pass Kennedy’s civil U 40c a saving of 30c lb. „ Eye Power Vacuum rights and tax cut programs; he passion, he led the land he loved ing from a blue and white rlb- Top Round Steak still coming in dally, officials toward new frontiers of oppor­ ron. Is the highest civilian A A C SAVI Country Boy are hopeful that the goal will wants to reduce government DELMONICO STEAKS lb. $!.«> spending; and he wants jobs in­ tunity for all men and peace for award a chief executive may Cube Steak IB 4Cc By MALCOLM W. BSOWNE a 'nie danger algna are aubile. yet be reached. all time. bestow in peacetime. Totals by divisions are: creased by 6 million—to a goal ' CUT STiAKS-OONE IH I A C »AVI A ssociated Press Staff Writer One ia that eome ot the rul­ Beloved m a life of selfless STONEWALL, Tex. (A P )— Initial Gifts, 260,174; Busi­ of 78 million, although he set no Dolmonico EYE OP RIR IB 14c Lyndcm Baines Johnson is more SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)— ing generals seem to be look' date ! service, mourned by all in a (Bee Page Ten) The shell holes are being re­ ing hungrily at the powei ness-Employes, $16,760; Res­ SWWHlIOHr QUALin SAVI to than E president to the people idential, $13,849. Johnson has taken over and Bonolets Chuck Steak You can’t help but taste the delicious difference. paired. Freeh whitewash spar­ vacuum and jeeloualy at aaol backed, without devlaUon, Ken­ GrwMd iMf ••49' Sjamfjust Oa , BuuiqsdL of Stonev^l. He's m neighbor, a kles from the palacs where Ngo other. nedy’s programs. His talks to friend, maybe a relative or Uie Dinh Diem’s distouborship came Maj. den. Duong Van "Big” •UPn-RKMW QUAUIY SAVI Ms Californio Steak CHUCK Congress and the nation made Ud who rode a donkey to school. to a vh^ent end. ’Ihe s t a t ^ , Mdnh, leader at the ooaHtlon, ia an excellent impression. But French, Chinese Ties Sttw Bm I » 69* CUT PROM FRESH Choose Tender Young Pinehurst Lean Pork! Presldint Jerimson waa bom In colonnaded buUdtog ahnoat la no bdgtiar in rank than e i^ t Events Congress always was Kennedy’s fUPOMilOHT QWAirTY MVI Ito Skirt Steak PORI QUARTERS hla father’s ranch house on what rcedor for a new occupant, other gaheralf^ and ia m a i ^ Is now Uie Jordan ranch, about . But there ia no indieaitinit whio Urmt BraMHflMf »79‘ Flank Steak one-half iflH6 west of Stonewall, the next master of the psl*l« PORK SPARE RIBS Hahne, owner of a cafe. “ We sions are being made. Govern­ many montha before aU the The price waa not dtodoaed. to try today to avert a threat­ fact that BYance sent a note to known as a devoted family man. YOUR even the week after Thanksglv- DUCKS fine pearls, semiprecious Albania on its national holiday, PownI Cake **«*• ears hated to see him become Presi­ ment offices are signing and ’Hie CJulncy yard included ened strike that would halt His activity in behalf of 4-H ia YELLOW CORN 4 39= ing. No limit, buy one or a dozen. B R E A S 'T S I b stamping papers. (See Page Fourteen) -building ways, building basin, stones, tin, and precious metals. Nov. 29. cited by acquaintances as an Dallelou* Dnccft uve to CHOKE dent the way he did, but I think city bus service in Hartford, outfitting piers, a wet basin, New Haven and Stamford. France exported products worth But an official source said; example of his Intense interest FULL OF JUICE, LARGE SIZE Or Country Style Ribs he’s going to be the beat we $42.76 million to Peking. shops, office spare and equip­ State and federal mediators in his children’s welfare. DcvlPf food Cdce aver had.” Principal exports were cere- Roast these chickens . . . fry them—1 chicken cut up gives Johnson, his Central Texas ment capable of building and tried unsucoeasfully tor three (See Page Ten) The family Is well-regarded todga, Umen, Coc. Mm. Barbecued spare ribs are a wemderful change from holiday poultry. 39‘ TANGElilNES doi 49= you 2 large legs, 1 large breast, all for only $1.23. aeighbors say, Is just another overhauUing all olassee ot ships. and one-half hours yesterday to In the area and is known for CeoUoi lACN country boy when he is at the House GOP Rejects "Acquieitjon ot the Quincy Iron out an agreement be­ Its communlnty activities. A t ranch. He often Invites neigh­ yard,” Lewis said, “widi sup­ tween the Oonnecticut CO. and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, SAVI to bors over to meet heads of state plement the existing fadiiitiee ot its union of bus drivers and Goldwater Reassesses Place which they attend, Darwin la OMOTMU «»S A&P Cut Corn FROZEN___ CELLO NEW — POLYUNSATURATED visiting the LBJ Ranch. our electric boat divisioin at mechanics. known aa a willing worker, one MLVBt OR OOLD, Hi DIF. DESKSNS "That guy Konrad waa a nice. National Guilt Belief Groton and will provide the Philip J. Koons, state med­ of those who can always be de­ Interesting fellow,” said Simon corporation with greater flex­ iator -who conducted the ses­ In GOP Nomination Race pended upon. CkrisfiiMS Cords "•*<•"19' Fruit Cake u,m lT 1.59 j 2.99 J 3.99 Mrs. Darwin, a school teach­ Burg. ” We talked 30 minutes in ibility and capacity for a wider sion, said he would set up the er, taught Grade 2 in Bolton RB>RODUCTION 61011 6OATE0 WESSON German about peaches and WASHINGTON (AP) — 'The^generally f il guilty” of the as- range ot marine work.” panel, which prdbaibly -would be A&P Sauerkraut ,ave4c 2 ' ca!^°^39^ from 1858 to 1960 and returned peach diseases. He really knows Republican Policy Com- sasslnation of John F. Kennedy. Operations at the Quincy beaded by the Rt. Rev. Misgr. WASHINGTON (AP) - Re-<^ The curtain of silence that de­ Conrior t hrts •«<>'*• 1.00 aA lot AKx-kSitabout fVlAVTtthem. *' ...... A.1..4. for a year in 1961 to teach mittee said today the grief that “ Rather than setting Ameri­ yard will be shut down by Joseph F. Donnelly of New Ha- publican leaders are not saying scended In the Goldwater camp 601D OR SitVER SPARKli A&P Sliced Beets reduced 2 cans 2 5 Quari Jar Burg was speaking of Konrad has united Americans should can against American, as easily -ven, chairman of the Board of If they agree -with Sen. Barry appeared to lifting a bit ’Thurs­ Grade 3. Adenauer, former chancellor of Bethlehem prior to Electric SliM Cords •«»*'J9‘ MAYONNAISE not be expected to produce “ un­ could happen if guilt Is mis­ Boat’s commencing operations Mediation and Arbitration. Goldwater’s assessment that he day. Germany who visited the ranch placed and doubt becomes a de­ A strike of the company’s 900 his first interview since Chicken Broth 2 ’S^Nf39^ animity on all of the legislative at the yard. holds the lead in the race for In ■GHT DIFPIRENT DEBIONS In 1961. proposals put forward by our vice of political debate, the employee is scheduled tor 3:30 the 1964 GOP presidential nom­ Kennedy’s death, the Arizona General Dynamics will take Rollgioos Cords Pepperidge Farm's New FROZEN PARE ATT DESSERTS Johnson 'h a s helped make late president.” tragic event should serve to set am. Monday. ination. conservative said he thinks he Marshmallow Creme »n22^ Stonewall one of the most un­ The statement also decried the face and heart of all Ameri­ over the construction ot two at­ ”It le the pxxticy of the state But there are reports of a remains in the lead, but “ I feel B ulletins sunshine 1LBM C< usual little towns In the country. “efforts to make Americans cans firmly against the warped tack-type nuclear submarines board of mutation and arbi- move to put former Vice Presi­ that you can’t say for sure.” Hydrox Cookies SAVE Sc PKG 5 DELICIOUS His neighbors have met guests and alien doctrine of commu­ now under contract with Beth­ tration, -when any situation dent Richard M. Nixon in the “ I’m in a position now of ma­ Culled from AP Wir«i 2 for 99c ranging from kings to camel upTOirs SOUPS Dunc.nHirmD.lux. 1 LB 2V10Z READY TO EAT nism,” the statement continued. lehem. The prototyjiiB of these .such as this involves the pub­ New Hampshire primary, and jor reassessment,” Goldwater drivers. It said that “ If It was hatred submarines is under cxMistruc- said. "M y people are out all W hl*.,Splc, YVm .I.,I r«i«4ntoFudg., CKArnlottoChocol.t. PKG FLAVORS each 59*^ lic interest, to g« all out and Goldwater says, “ The whole TALK ON DEFENSE CMckeo Noodle 31 NO THAWING, NO BAKING Harvey Jordan owns 280 acres that moved the assassin, that tion at the Electric Boat yard over the country asking ques­ Itoa. va*. - AViutot V.tn«W. News Tidbits to spiend contlrtual time on it to country is in a position of flux.” WASHINO’TON (AP)—P re » ASSORTED FLAVORS W A $ | Just east of the LBJ RSneh. To hatred was bred by the teach­ in Groton. Goldwater and Gov. Nelson A. tions. I don’t think my support ■ PRICE RlDUCn lA picG t I resolve the matter before the ident Johnson met with top (MoiSoopc Sparkle Gelatin him Johnson’s birthplace adds from the AP Wires ings of communism.” Arthur B. Homer, chairman depdline,” Koons said Rockefeller of New York have has changed from what it was.” value to his property. The spot diplomatic and military ad- MUMto«ia..Mi.T 4HlMU«a«U.AaPSiinraatMiaM«Mwmlt,airHI«Ht. Lee Harvey Oswald, the ac­ and chief executive of Bethle­ ’The union seeks a wage in­ been holding their fire since the Next March's New Hampshire viMrs today to discuss dM ma A HminaaiMa l«tbMiHIn. PI«M Stm STATE OF where Johnson was born Is cused sussassin of the president, hem, said transfer of the prop­ crease from $2.58 to $3 an hour. assassination of President John presidential primary is the na­ owned by Jordan. Labor Department points to defense budget and problems was an admitted Marxist. erties will take place -with work­ The company has offered a 10- F. Kennedy Nov. 22. For the tion’s first. The Granite State facing the Atlantic alllanoe. "Y ou sure can’t say It de­ union membership losses as sore ’The statement, drafted for the ing out ot final details in the cent-an-hour increase over two Arizona senator, who has not rac^ traditionally has been a MAINE creases the land value,” Jordan spot In the nation’s labor move­ The hour-long meeting was CAM. KITT BID MIAT policy group by a three-member near future. years, declared himself a candidate, testing ground for presidential disclosed by Pierre Salinger, KI m m x aaid. “ I think it’s quite a dis­ ment___ The Soviet Communist hopefuls. Tone 2*'*'*’*"*‘* 29' U.S. NO. I subcommittee, said there 1s He expressed bekef the Earl R. Mbrtemore, president and (or Rockefeller, who has, White House press secreary, K ittiitx Tow els Potatoes tinction having the birthplace of Party renews its plea to Red ------[this has meant a halt to politi- the President on your proper­ after it had ended. Salinger F a c i a l H h o m China to cease open polemics (See Page Six) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) 'cal speechmaking. (See Page Nineteen) ty.” and try to settle SovietrChlnese said the President expanded PMC8 RVDUCI0 tO lY Jordan, who paid $1,500 for differences in private talks.... on a military-foreign policy 1 4 r FRESH GOLDEN PINEHURST philosophy he ouUined 'Thurs­ m B O X i B ^ Howonoii Punch k ^ x 3 9 ' land land In 1044, says he would The National Council of Church BOt_ sell for less than $100,000. es at assembly in Philadelphia day — that the United States 0 Hugh Welnheimer remembers j pushes ahead on several fronts Library Set must be strong and must be “ just, temperate and pa­ lh*i / rUVOR HOUH, DRY ROAM 2 1 9 * Johnson as a bright boy who for immediate cIvU rights ac­ CARROTS Bags was fuU of mLchief. tient.” Salinger said the con­ M r . C l e a n tion. N m i I m Saaii-SwM t Peonuts n*«pxc 4 9 ' “ He couldn’t resist pulling a Two Democratic Senators, For Kennedy ferees discussed negotiations ; i good joke,” Welnheimer said. Paul H. Douglas of Illinois and In Paris on the 'late Presi­ dent John F. Kennedy’s pro­ l i f Cliocolatf M antis Liquid Cleaner “ He’s a person who deals with J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas, DOW say the assassination of John BOSTON (AP) — Some funds posal for a> ranlU-nation fleet already are in hand for a pro- (See Page Six) F. Kennedy was spawned in cli­ of surface vessels armed with ‘, S 2 r t s w ' t s r H a m H W r o p po.sed $6 million John F. Ken­ .., mate of hatred...... Most of nuclear-tipped Polaris mis­ ■ f c , . " j i f t SuqquAJtmrUk. nedy Memorial Library at Har­ siles. , ^ $28,000 estate of operatic so­ V olum e B is herel prano Amellta Galli-Curci will vard University. Flag at H alt Mast be used to aid music students Design of the building will be­ OSWALD REPORT C risco Shortening CHICKEN OF THE SEA gin almost , immediately. Har­ WASHINGTON (AP) — V'- D onlt M toch < For individuals... clubs... offices... factories .... Former Vice President - / At Pearl Harbor Richard M. Nixon admitted to vard President Nathan M. Pu- The FBI’s complete report T-s-^ sey told' a news conference A- to OW lU n O ALMCOK a n M AMERICAN HERITAGE New York Bar. on the assassination of Pres­ PEARL HARBOR (AP) — A Eight Vietnamese, including Thursday. ident John F. Kennedy will l i d V A C GIFT FRUIT BASKETS 4 i i „ 6 r Chunk Light T u n a 35' HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES nation still mourning the death woman and child, slightly In addition to a library (or the not be made public for at P CAN'' THE NEWEST exciting volume Custom packed with the finest fruits and other “ good things to eat” of Its president pauses Saturday wound.i^ when grenade explodes ' late president’s personal papers, least a week, and quite pos­ r l - to remember another day of in­ in crowd leaving outdoor mov­ Pusey Said a museum to contain sibly not until still later, gov­ in this magnificent booK-a-week famy — the bombing of Pearl ie in Saigon .... Photographs many of Kennedy’s possessions ernment sources said today. MARLAC NON PAMS gl tiu «*< sefiea it now*on tale. Harbor on Dec. 7, IMl. taken from the XI6 rocket is pli^nned. Justice Department offIcliUs SMUCKERS GIFT BOXES , “ ^ now have the report. It wlU Ivory Snow Dry Milk 4«t»i«6t= A gleaming white monument ilane may aid future "sky spy” A corporation to build the S p k mud S p a n ■tands above the sunken batUe- ?echniques, says U.S. space structure with public subscrip- be delivered to President Gift Cortificatos . . . See Our Toy Displayl ■hip Arizona, the tomb for 1,102 agency----- A 3-for-l stock split tlon? was formed, with the slain Johnson, even though dozens D o t o r g o n t OOYir TODAY' men. Above the vessel an Amer­ Is proposed by Radio Corpora- pt4sident’s brothers as its chief of FBI agents still ate punn­ • n r IAMB if CC ., I ican flag flies at half mast. of America. offleers. Atty. Geh. Robert F. ing the investigation, and Piw W® Pecoo Sondles MWFw4y There hasn’t been much Lebanese government bans Kennedy is president and Sen. then will be forwarded to the change since a year ago. A stUl- the Baath Socialist party, con­ Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., high-level Investigating com­ .. -f"...... ' ness descends over the'harbor tending it operates In violation is vice president. mission headed by Chief Jus­ PIftODINT - LARGE, WHITI •very Dec. 7. Even the ships— of democratic principles. . . ’Two The structure will be built on tice Earl Warren. The Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. plying back and forth seem prisoners, jailed on drunk two acres near the Harvard President has promised ftaat D oi Prem ium Ivo ry Liquid Tooth Paste »» 31' muffled and quiet, a contrast in­ charges in Bamsdall, Okla., die School of Business Administra­ the FBI endings will he niads deed to the Hell that broke loose in fire that destroys Jail. .Thir­ tion, within sight of Winthrop public, but officials said sr- One or all 16 volumes will makib a nice Christmas OPEN ’raURSDAY and FRIDAY ’OI^L 9 at 7:66 a.m. on this day $2 ty-eight boxcars of a 100-car House, where Kennedy lived as derly prooedura rsqulns that v f i u r g e m D e t e r g e n t NAPKINS g ift Buy No. 1 for 49c and all other volumes for 99c years ago. westbound Boston A Maine a Harvard undergraduate. tbs Warren eommlsslsn Imvn it o z « 7 C MKlPM IT* each. / PARKING — CARRY OUT TO YOUR CAR Ob thlB Doc. T, one thing le freight train Ju b v traoks near Harvard will donate the land. to study ths “r s F c a n W Royalston center in Maas, end To the right of proposed site for 46 million John ground, are Harvard University dormitmdea. Sitoia M o r t bsfors tt Is au- g t f Pee* eot) phinge ipto Rlvmr, F. Kennedy Memorial IdbnuT, a | id in the' fore­ in Boston's Brighton section. (AP Phmofax^) (• • • ra g o T m a ) ISMSd. ’ 1 , (