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FRTOAlf^ NO iiahrl;^9for Evening .,■*.11^ r-. ' Averaife Daily Net Press Run • ■■'■I., .•■'.i,. •«The Rev. Richard W. Dupee Sunset Rebekah and King For the Week Ended of South Methodist Church will ford Springs, where they ooni- David Lodges, lOOF, WlH spon­ ^Tolland Ckwmty Novembof 80, 196S conchict a service Sunday from pleted plana for the year. MARLOV^S ^T E Ij^ri School PTa wlU meet sor a military whist and set­ Tlie.Weatherl 8:16 to 8:30 a.m. on WINF Announce Engagements at 8 p.m. at the school back party Friday, Dec. 8 at Among thoae attending were and ottiBr in e .. V a i^ le doudiaeMl^ radio. Hie service Is sponsored Area Principals John Sentk), Bolton;. George frMHWpin. Dr. Joseph Shaw, 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Main S trs^ staras >, 14,555 colder tonight, Id# In 80a; ____ ^ Manchester ’ psychiatrist, will by the Manchester Ministers Proceeds will benefit the Con­ Patros, Columbia; Bernard El­ Association. Attend Meeting. win be ly Bunhy breaqr tomoRoNi'L "tiscuss "Symptons and Treat' necticut Eye Bank and Visual lis .and Donsdd Parker, Tollapd; tnent of the Child With an Research Foundation, Inc. The -- Principals of elementary and Joseph ' Beilis, Andrew OPEN TONIGHT tlH 9 Manehmettsrr^ C ily o f Vittage Charm Ugh near iut -i Y' iTie Rev. Douglas Theuner, games will be conducted by Mr. Manoggia, Arthur Mattson, Jo­ khnohonal Problem.” sdiools in various ToUand VOL. LXXXV, NO. 49 ;CrWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) rector of St. George's Church. and Mrs. J. Edward McKeever. seph Novak and WHHam West, BIANCHESTE|R, c o n n ., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, " .t " County towns have scheduled a all of Vernon.. (O hsained Advertising on Page 9) ‘ The executive board of the Bolton, _ will conduct a service Tlckete may be obtained from PRICE SEVEN CENTS Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in the lodge members or at the door. series of. meetings during the Xiadles of Uie Assuipptlon will V < 4 mert Monday at 8rl6 p.m. in chapel at Manchester Memorial current academic year on sub­ Treasures Recovered the Assumption School library. Hospital. ' Second Lt. Francis N. Dubois, jects of mutual interest. 'The meeting: is open to mem- whose wife, Linda, lives at 614 The first such session will be LEE’S FLORIST I«r8 of the group. The Hartford Kiwi Club will Main St., recently completed a In January, when the group will have a buffet Sunday from 5 to nine-week armor officer orien­ meet at the Grange Hall in and GIFT SHOP tation course at the Army Vernon to view the work and Army Pvt. David W. Morsey, 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Rt. 44A, Bolton—648-8089 Viet Peace March Mrs. George Dorfman, 53 Dover Armor Center, Ft. Knox, Ky. talk with the staff of Vernon's 2 Manuscripts Whose wife, Terry, lives at 88 The lieutenant is a 1956 gradu­ newly organized enrichment • VES, WE DELIVER • Lockwood St., recently com­ Rd., New Britain. The event is open to former stewardesses of ate of Litchfield (Maine) center for elementary-school- pleted a field communication Academy. age children. Flowers for all occasions; crewman course at Ft. Knox, American Airlines living in this Weddings, Funerals, Cut The •principals’ held an or­ Ky. He entered the Army in area. Members are reminded Flowers, and Corsages . . . Peter K. Breit, instructor in ganizational meeting Vecently June and completed basic train­ to bring mittens for a mitten political science at the Univer- at the Boroilgh School in Staf- Not Damaged ing at Ft. Dlx, N.J. A 1962 tree for Mansfield Trainine Set in Capital •sity of Hartford, will be the graduate of Manchester High School. guest speaker at the annual fall School, he atended the Univer­ > VA'riCAN CITY (A P )—^Two priceless ancient manu­ sity of Hartford and had been banquet of Gamma Sigma Nu, Airman Russell Ramage, son hdnorary liberal arts fraternity, Liorlng photo Fallot photo scripts, stolen by cat burglars from the Vatican’s 500- employed by the Goodyear of Mrs. Agnes Ramage of 146 The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Mar­ year-old library, have been recovered apparently un­ Service Stpre. He is a son of on Friday. Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Park St., has been selected for at Cavey’a Restaurant. He will Jeonine Laura Bernard of Tor- tha Jane Adamson of Manches­ damaged, police reported today. Suh Santa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morsey of training at Chamite AFB, 111., ter to Prank Joseph Musolino of OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M, The manuscripts, partly in the — — ______— Six Dead #1 Spruce S t discuss "The Face of the CJor- rington to Raymond E. Allard Leaders Ask as an Air Force aircraft Windsor has been announced by handwriting of the great Italian PANAMA CITY, Fla., poral Lessons Learned from of Manchester has been an­ and saw two men, one In a car maintenance specialist. A 1965 Nazi Germany." For reserva­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl poets Petrarch and Torquato (AP) — Santa Glaus forsook The Zipser d u b will sponsor graduate of Rham High School, nounced by her parents, Mr. and one at the edge of the field, tions, contact Richard B. Hodg- V. Adamson of 29 Vernon St. Tasso, were found in a tin can On State his reindeer and sleigh for a M ore N ew s a setback party tomorrow at Hebron, the airman recently and Mrs. Lorenzo Bernard, Tor- "acting In a'' rather suspicious parachute — and broke an .son. 14i3 S. Highland St., West Her fiance is a son of Mr. and ONLY 28 thrown Into an untllled field 8 pjn. at the clubhouse on completed basic training at manner.” ankle. Hartford, by tomorrow. rington. Mrs. Frank Musolino of Wind­ near a villa on the Via Cassia Brainard PI. Lackland AFB, Tex. sor. eight miles north of Rome. The gardener said they On Policies Her fiance is a son of Mr. seemed to be thro'wing some­ Highways About J.,000 persons watch­ Miss Adamson, a 1962 gradu­ DAYS LEFT The owner of the vUla, Elvira Mi.ss Eleanor Szemreylo. and Mrs. Raymond A. Allard, thing into the long grass. He ed as the bewhiskered ate of Manchester High School, Emanuelides, told reporters her WASHINGTON (AP)~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles said the car appeared to be a By TOE ASSOCIATED PRESS Christmas patriarch sky-div­ 89 Hilltop Dr. is employed by the Hartford In­ HOUSE TO DO gardner found the manuscripts Throngs of “Marchers for Szemreylo of 26 S. Alton St., small white Plat. The man at ed from 3,000 feet to a shop­ Miss Bernard attended Tor- surance Group. Her fiance, a Friday afternoon. The theft had 1 Connecticut counted six per­ Peace in Viet Nam” came arrived home from San Fran­ the edge of the field was de­ ping center Friday. Then rington High School and is a graduate of Windsor High YOUR taken place the night before. sons dead In highway accidents to Washington today, and cisco, Oalif., on Saturday to scribed by the gardener as tall children’s shouts of glee graduate of the Machine Ac­ School, is employed by the Nut­ Under bushes nearby, along a ^ # i- today, with two days left in the spend a month visiting her par­ and thin. He could not describe gave way to murmurs of dis­ their leaders call^ on counting Training School, Hart­ meg Glass Co. of East Hartford. long Thanksgiving holiday week­ ents. she is a nurse on the staff CHRISTMAS elderoad leading off the Cassia the man in the car. 1 I % I may as Santa failed to get President Johnson to “t^ ford. She is employed by the The wedding is planned for beside the villa, police later end. up. of San Francisco General Hos­ Mrs. Emanuelides said that all” about what they called New England Floor Covering Jan. 15 at St. Gertrude's A three-car accident in Glas,- pital. Miss Szemreylo was for­ HME SHOPPING found another tin containing a after the men drove away, the Beneath the chute’s billow­ North Vietnamese feelers Co., Hartford. Mr. Allard is a Church, Windsor. third stolen object — a copy of tonbury Friday night took the merly a nurse on the staff of MAIN STT’ ^ ^ ^ — I'TA?''' F "T E R gardener went over to look ing folds, Santa's trappings for peace. graduate of Manchester High the crown with which Saint Ste­ lives of a baby and a Hartford were removed and a fill-in Manchester Memorial Hospital. around. man, and injured four other per­ Socialist leader Norman School and Ward Technical In­ phen, first king of Hungary, was Santa donned them. Thomas, and others billed aa stitute of the University of crowned in 1,000 A.D. "He came hurrying back Into sons'. 691 MAIN STREET A; Raymond Rogers, principal The show went on. Santa speakers, said the Jqbnson ad- MANCHESTER Hartford, He is employed by the LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! Police still were searching for carrying two cans,” The victims were Identified as of Manchester High School, will no. 1—Air Force Staff Sgt. mlnistraiOon had rejected such thele fourth stolenstolon object,ohtoot ao. box Mrs. Emanuelides said. “The Peter Z. Jutras, 46, of 217 Jeffer­ attend the 80th annual meeting Southern New England Tele­ Charles R. Barnes, 26—went feelers, without infomiing liie phone Co., Hartford. containing the speech which family was at the table or son St., Hartford, and Susan of the New England Association SATURDAY to a hospital. American peoiple. Adminlatra>> President Garcia Moreno of lunch. We paid little attention to Crowley, 3 months, of East of Colleges and Secondary An April wedding is planned. Uon spokesmen have said they Ecuador had In his hand when the gardener’s story. ‘Just leave Hampton. Schools Dec.„3 in Boston. More regarded Communist offers as NOVEMBER 27th he was assassinated In 1865. the cans here,’ we told him. ‘We State Police said Jutras’ car OPEN T O 9 than 1.000 educators from New can look at them later’. sideswiped another auto and seeking U.S. capltuiaiUon, rather England states are expected to Mrs. Emanuelides said her than genuine negoUations. gardener saw the men who Investigators called the case then collided head-on with the Girl, 7, Dies attend the meeting whose theme AND TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. perhaps the smoothest, most third vehicle, driven by Thomas The march leaders, mean­ is "Opening Educational Doors WINDOW SHADES threw the can into the vacant time, took steps to "surround field. daring art theft In modern histo­ Crowley, 28, of 7 Star Place, to the Underprivileged." In W indham with Amferican flags” certain Green, White, Ecru She said the gardener,- Agosti- ry. Expert cat thieves sneaked East Hampton. TONIGHT into the guaaxled seat of Roman protesters who were determined no Sceccetti, 40, went out to Jutras was killed outright. Washable Catholicism under cover of Crowley’s baby daughter died In House Fire to carry Viet Cong flags In the throw some rubbish into the picketing at the White House COIN OPERATED St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, OFF field beyond the villa’s walls (See Pa^e Two) TUES. and THURS. MARLOW'S HOLLAND FINISH WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN % shortly after the crash. Crow­ WILLEMANTIC (AP) — A and the march to the Washing­ 11 MAPLE ST. ley’s wife, Marilyn, 26, and ton Monument grounds. and other fine 3 0 Made to Order 20 seven-year-old girl died today _ At a pre-march skuU session. Main Street stores Across From First NatloiM their two other children, Cheryl with Vour Rollers Store Parking Lot and her young>er brother was in leaders told parade marshals to will be Ann, 3, and Deborah Marie, 2, FULL LINE OF CUSTOM OPEN 7 DAYS were hurt. critical condition after fire distribute 2,000 American flags OPEN TONIGHT till 9 VENETIAN BLINDS 16-Lb. Wash—25c ON EVERY COAT IN STOCK Thief Robs Station, burned out a Willlmontlc home. to the marchers. 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 (See Page Five) Pour other children got out safe­ "If anybody shows up -with a SIZES FOR MISSES • JUNIORS • WOMEN 5 Lbs. Or Under— $1.50 ly- Viet Cong flag, he should be E. A. JOHNSON Attendant Wounded Cynthia Pietrowski died short­ se-verely discouraged,” the ly after reaching Windham Hos­ shals were told. "Wherever po». PAINT CO. PARMiIn GTON (AP) — A 23- spokesman seud he was coming Traffic Deaths pital. Four-year-old Robert Pie­ sible surround him -with Ameri­ • LAVISH MINK TRIMMED COATS j 1 1 v-rS. „ (Herald photo by Pinto) NOW at NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, INS. 723 Main St.. Tel. 649-4501 year-old attendant at an all- along well. trowski was hospitalized. can flags. Read Herald Ads. night service station was shot The holdup took place g,t Mc- And the Good Fairy Touched Her Magic Wand,,, Across Nation Mrs. Thomas Pietrowski, their "Moiwver, diacourage any once In the head today by a • CASUAL AND DRESSY WOOL •Qllton’s Service station on Route lights came on all along Main Street. The g(X)d fairy is Susan mother, suffered bums (>f the marcher from going into a bar. holdup nlan who escaped with 177 shortly before 6 a.m. In a Climb to 298 nils would be a sure way to u of Mrs. Shirley Foreman, 50 W . Middle Tpke She hands and face trying to rescue would be a sure way 1 Twice the fraction on Ice I at least $100. well-populated residential sec­ her six children. make this a non-violent march. celebratecl her seventh birthday yesterday by officiating at the annual Christ- • u n t r im Me d s t y l e s The attendant, Michael Kopru- tion in Unionvllle. ' By TOE ASSOCIATED PRESS The father, Thomas Pietrow- march Is sponsored by mas lighting ceremony of the Downtown Merchants Assn. The lights will N NEW 600DYEAR SAFETY SPIKE WINTER TIRE eak of Coppermine Road, was The man drove off In a pink The nation’s traffic deaths in sld, was at work at the Rogers National Oommittee for a • CAR COATS • ALL THE MOST able to telephone police despite sedan. He was described as be­ brighten the Main Street shopping area throughout the winter holiday season. the first half of the extended Oorp. in South Windham when Nuclear Policy — SANE, a Moat revolutionary tire ever built 8 out of 10 homos the wound. ing about 30 years old and wear­ Thanksgiving weekend, a count the fire started. number of other organizotiooB, He was in fair condition In ing light colored trousers. showed today, averaged above The house Is a 1’4-story wood- Johnson admlnlstra/. • 100 tungsten-steel teeth dig in glare ice and packed snow WANTED COLORS AND STYLES Hartford Hospital where a An alarm was broadcast for Red Policy Tougher t/he normal daily rate. en1 Cape Cod at 283 Mansfield P°Ucy. as authors, The death toll climbed to 298. Ave. Its shell was standing aft- professors, PW’^essors, some elvll rights • Up to 155% more starting traction than ordinary winter tires hove a cold room the bandit and road blocks were ■ S \ .set up. TlTe count of fatalities on the or the blaze. le x e rs, clergymen and others. • Up to 70% more stopping traction than ordinary winter tires IS YOURS ONE OF THE 8???? Police said $100 for bank de­ highways, which started at 6 Fire authorities did not know The march manifesto caiUed Judges Delay posit was stolen, plus an unde­ p.m. (local time) Wednesday the cause. for a halt on bombingB in North Whatever You Do termined amount of cash repre­ Rusk Sees Little Chance and ends at midnight Sunday, They believed it may have determined [Go on slick Don’t Miss The Jury Decision Go through Warm up that senting the night’s receipts. showed the total compared to sUrted In the basement. efforts at peace negotiationfl I ice and I heavy snow the average of about 110 per day Mrs. Pietrowski was quoted support for the principles of MONTGOMERY, Ala., (AP) I packed snow and slush ENFIELD STATION HIT in the first nine months this by fire officials as saying she Geneva accords, which Most Talkeid About — Three federal judges say they ENFIELD (AP)—-A jgas sta­ n.> hard-to-heat room Coat Event Of For Hanoi Peace Talks year. The death toU for the first opened the cellar door and ejections to unify all will wait until after Jan. 1 to tion was robbed of $800 by a three quarters this year was flames shot at her that almost Viet Nam. soy, render a decision in a suit seek- bandit with a shotgun Friday WASHINGTON lAPi(AP) — secre-Secre- nndfind out where the problem of bandit with a shotgun Friday the Communist and non-Com- about 35,000. knocked her down. Sanford Gottlieb of SANE, (he IN. with the new Ing to add more Negroes to the night, the attendant reported to peace lies,” Rusk told a news The Season I UNBELIEVABLE! TERRIFIC! munlst sides. Stormy weather struck wide The fire broke out shortly be­ march coordinator, said the police. - —...w w AU.VW *. SV4CX.J' . w i c j f ^**'*^^^ ^AN b e in s t a l l e d in Jury rolls of Lowndes County. police. that on the basis of new state- conference late Friday., "If they Rusk conceded that the prob­ sections of the nation, with snow fore 8 a.m. Viet Cong flag — a red and blue ' held a hear- The a«enoam,attendant. Ronald Kin- from North Viet Nam he addressed a letter to both sides lem of Viet Nam had put a chill GOODYEAR SUBURBANITE PERMACORD SNO TIRES m m . CHASER The judges, who held a hear­ lem of Viet Nam had put a chill in the northern Plains and north The children who escajoed the banner -with a large yellow abar BY IRON FIREMAN ing on the case Friday, have he was forced to bo chance in the immediate saying, ‘Will you agree to nego- into U.S.-Soviet relations and he central regions and rain and lire were identified os David, 3, ~ would be way out of order in ordered attorneys for a group of *^bive the gunman in his own hiture of any peace talks with tiations without pFecondition?’ expressed hope that i'Moscow windstorms in a seven-state George, 11, Barbara, 13, and march. The same aippUed, THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE­ REGULAR PRICES Lowndes (2!ounty Negroes------— and— j car to a deserted wooded area. Hanoi. we would say, ‘Yes,’ And I will find a way to ease off on area from Mi.ssouri and Arkan­ Gladys, 2. VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT­ 17.95 To 110.00 Justice Department lawyers Then, he said,, the mem or- ®n the eve of the latest dem- would be Interested in knowing matters of this sort and not let sas to the Ohio Valley. Normal­ (See Page Two) Check these ING will keep your cold or chilly room who joined them in the case — dered him out and sped away onstration here to protest U.S. what Hanoi would say.” the obviously difficult questions ly such weather conditione re-, advantages: warm and cozy, with filtered, circulat­ to file written briefs on the mat­ in the attendant’s car. Kinnealr policy in Viet Nam, the. secre- jjg made a point that the posl- Southeast Asia affect unduly suit In less travel on the high­ “ Go-ln-Snow” Special! V CirralitM fllttra^ win* glr. ing, thermostatically controlled heat. •V Niit comn fro« M wilw Operating cost up to 75% less than ter -within two weeks.weena. Theyniey then men '^bs picked up by a tary advised any would-be fion of -Communist North Viet necessity for these two great w a y s. However, they etlso in­ tiifk w kelltr. other add-on heaters. Heats cold bath­ gave attorneys for county offi- Passing motorist, and notified Peace marchers to "address a Nam has toughened recentlv powers to find some basis to get crease the danger of driving. Ambushed at Plantation V liMlivIdual automatk NO-*- cials until Jan. 1 to file answers. bbout the incident when communication to Hanoi — ask- Rusk was asked whether tbp along with each other.” thcrmoitat, room, enclosed porch, attic room, or 14.40 Traffic fatalities during the V IliiMi, nab t r Mgk any space that needs extra heat. ™ G o v e m m e nt attorneys ^ ‘ negotiations united States would accept a „ Rusk was obviously bothered Thanksgiving weekend in recent timpiritsrt tltmenh. 85.00 FREE HOME DEMONSTRA'nON. brought forth testimony at tiie Police said Kinnealr’s car was without preconditions or any oronosal from Hanoi fhrono-h by the bewsnews accounts of "peace years have ranged from a low SUBURBANITE V fconoinical b«tk t* lutgll 1.4 OM'.ti. found later in another deserted conditional discussions. u N Seeretnrv Penerei tt feelers" which have appeared in of 442 in 1960 to a high of 664 Vietnamese Regiment (See Page Two) last year. CHARGE • CASH # LAYAWAY I :::!______“.r:- ~ r As in previous years the Na­ He confirmed that in the fall tional Safety (Council did not WINTER TIRES FOGARTY BROS, Inc. 10% DOWN HOLDS YOUR SELECTION | In reply, Rusk referred to a of 1964 the United States re­ Fights for Rs Life statement made by ^anoi and (See Page Five) 319 BROAD STREET— TEL. 649-4539 ceived from Thant through the said, “ I would not predict that late Ambassador Adlai E. Stev­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam rangers Into action to support • New Permacord Bandits Give U p Hostages this is likely to occur.” enson Information that the Ha­ (AP) — A Vietnamese Infantry, the embattled Vietnamese in- • 260 Cleats TOe Hanoi statement declared noi regime would be willing to regiment fought for its life on a fantrymen that some American newspa- Inake a contract with the United division t r e t c h takes ypers had “ spread the Invention” States. U Thant suggested Ran- f attempted to locate, Viet • Built Deep to Bite Deep S S I I Q that since the fall of last year b ^ g ambushed by Communist Cong in the Mlchelln arU in After Four Hours in Vault (^ e Page Two) • Rugged and Strong even U Hanoi has proposed to negotiate S T d S s V r s - ‘<‘-November. The Amerl^aS IDALOU, Tex. (AP) — A Mrs. Bartlett said a rifle car- emergencies, he notified an op- two or mreethree times outbut that A U.S^pokesman said some S *d a ^ w ^ Pl^tatlon fw at Turnpike Speeds INSTANT phone call from inside the vault Hed by one of the bandits dis- erator who passed the word to proposals have been re- Americans were killed and trapped a bandit trio in the ebarged accidentally in the police. jected by the Johnson admlnis- Blizzard Hits wounded m the batUe. Which ' ^ ' First State Bank of Id A b , and Jackson said the robbers continued into the night. It was ^ > ^ a tio n that they countered bv s e i ^ three 8®“ 8:ed an quickly found him and forced ^ ^ Hanoi broadcast monl- Midwest States assumed the Americans were °®^ ^ I EARNINGS advisers to the Vietnamese. No the Americans c ^ e , S e H S e a n S? to S to lie on the floor. One ‘- e ^ here, the North Vietnam- tense hours passed before the a L held cantive were ^ at his head. Jack- ®se Paper Hnan Dan said, “ This » y TOE ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. combat troops were com- then Infiltrated back for ths Dividends paid from day mltted to the fight. attack on the Vietnamese t n x ^ women were freed'and the rob- ewsu^att T e n d -‘I decelttol trick was aimed at two Heavy snow of bUzzard X of deposit — 4 times a U.S. Navy and Air FV)rce remained on the plantation, Size 6.00XIS", year. bero were captured Friday Everett, 19. W y wero 'taken c ^ -’ toe"" Johnron "cllq irfn propiSng Minnesota. Michl- planes hammered throughout '^® whole plantation is honey- Tubeless Formfit DRESS SHAPER BRA the day at Red positions on the eembed with trenches, foxholes Once, while the tough talking tlon. seda- officers who arrived within for forthcoming elections L on ^ ^ Blackwall plantation, a 64-mile-square es- tunnels. It has long been At the beginning of Janu­ gunmen bargained with police Nearly 100 neace nmonr, minutes lounafound auall ithe n _ ------doors- other . hand. Inventing „ the- — sections -of the Midwest Plus Tax and ary, April, Juiy and Oc­ were raked by a series of torna­ tablishment of the Mlchelln •^mwn to harbor Communist Trade-in Tire tober. does, heavy rain, hail and crip­ Rubber Oo. regular troops. The Vietnamese pling -windstorms. The initial Communist as- army has been reluctant to ven- The tornadoes and high winds sault, just after dawn, overran tore Into the region until recent- 9%^ A reached into the South and the command post of the Viet- • End wfater changeover problems for sura!^ had been wiled, as they feared. toiS of 'miles nros^e^toTi Vietnamese de- Southwest, where earlier in the namese army’s 7th Regiment The battle followed two days Yieldlng to the masked In- «>"dnistra- day record high temperatures near the center of the planta­ of comparattve quiet to Viet truders’ demands, officers pro- TexM ' ‘*®«‘«-® P®®®® was were posted. tion. Nam. EiarUer in the week the vlded a radio-equipped car with . , . ■ , was an obvious standoff, “ brazen and deceitful.” 13” .14"-15" In northeastern Minnesdta, Casualties among the Viet­ Communists launched battalion ^ 1 gas ta n T b e ^ d the bank id^rpoliran r S n o S s.TT thrsn^^“the snowfall :rin-was In Its second namese troops were reported as and regimental-size attacks to open the trunk of a c o S carand i r S e ? h e a K r t Hlbblng, 14 inches of being moderate to heavy. against------South--- Vietnamese------post- WHEELS AT ‘Ihe action could turn out to toms on the centr^ coast, Dividend Laid Two men, later identified as ckr parked in front of the bLik. The women were herted Into a t o ^ f n®w snow fell, bringing the total ^ a n Yasswa, 37, and Epificl- He released Mrs. D. R. Rack- coffee bar at the rear q T % “ Inches. In- be one of the biggest of the war. The Mlchelln plantation is tti* LOW PRICES tnea Day of Deposit GIVES YOU STRETCH PLUS! nlo Bela, '21, sped away but ley, a grayhaired church cus- building al of U.S. forces from South Viet temotional Falls received 10 The red attacking force was lairgest rubber producer to rammed a park automobile haU todlan. and her son Joe. 16. Police said B ela the ^ precondition for Inches of new snow and had 24 estimated at regimental size. It South Viet Nam. The French I a block down the street. They ‘The two said a man arm«H laaso,. .f ^W>arent peace. inches on the ground. Duluth included a heavy weapons comr managem^it abandoned it five offered no reeletance as police with a rifle had robbed them of neateHi the hooded trio, re- He explained U.S. policy this had a fall of 12 Inches and a to- 'Cs 'b -A JUST 3 . 9 5 pany firing hea-vy mortars and weeks ago because of the huge WHEN YOU BUY A PAIR recoilless rifles. taxes demanded by Viet Cbng OF NEW WINTER TIREQI ■ack containing about $16,000. First Methodist ch u r X ^ T h e Keeton of Uibbwk quoted Wm f®r «8cus- Many other towns in Mln- ’The attack was the third of agents and be(^use of Oommu- SAVINGS Formfit adds shape . . fit The third man, Rudy C. Gar- man bound both, put them In as saying- ‘‘^ e n I ca m e sions without conditions, without "®*>ta received from two to reglmental ttzei launched by the nlst harassment. NO MONEY DOWN.FREE MOUNTING U i l c / LOAN “Wretch strap "bm. s t r ^ CU. 29, stayed behind and gave the trunk and drow a b ^ M tWs brnik i made up my mind I But we are not Inches of snow, Communists In the past 10 days. Five million rublM^ trees are A *; s <1 t I r I o M np after bringing out the women minutes before stoprtng the was going to get the m on ev nr promise In advance or , northern Wisconsin The other two were in the la on the plantiaticn. captives, who had , been hand- RaeWeys said. Police wt. us if they had It was 2:47 p.m. when three to shoot me anyWay.” ® * and South Viet Nam. and the J®™® “ «hty wires and France's first satellite, NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. THURSDAY MGHT 6 to 8 O’CLOCK to,” related Bobbie. Bartlett, 21, njen strode into the bank and » was 6:42 p.m. before nego- ®f toe U.S. when we go ™ P ^ ^ “ 2**®’ still orbiting the earth, ^ again* esrisl oUservation, American ^lots making *raf- The Communists apparenliy 295 BROAD ST, PHONE 643-5179 MANCHESTER 1007 MAIN ST^ — NEAR M,APLE ST. foundations— ^main floor one of the hostages. “ Actually, commanded a teUer to fill a flationa ended and the baiufita discussions. The other was reported quiet to­ though, they were pretty nice to gunnysack with money Phnri.. emerged. Two entered the wait- ®®tog to do that.” ° I n ^ of snow and tag ai^ bombing, runs over the used the element o f surpriss. b r a n c h pFFIC^ ROUTE 81, COVENTRY day-— its radio ‘bleeps’ us — , j| 4 w to It that we were Jackson, 40, ihe bank’s vies ®ar and Garda escorted the He,said that the problem is to p n in d , while having disappeared. It plantation found the enemy dif. TWrty-flve air assaults had flcult to because of the been made by 8 o'clock today tortahle and broug^it president, was in the vault Us- «town a hafiway. *tod out whether peace is possl- ^ « inches and a was slated to send ‘ drtnll.’* . tog the phone Installed th en for Me, given the attitudes, ifio to- thick canopy provided by tub* The fighting is confinMl to Ota « « « > w r fHM(Bee 1Page. . — nve) ^ oommltmente sf back signals for two ber troes. southwest quadrat* ■ et Om weeks. (A P P h otp fax) Hslloopten Mftsd Vlotnamose spewmag plantStton. i W t, ‘ 1 , ■' » 'U ■-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY,'NOVEMBER 27, 1965 PAGE THREaf;.' ?^^ Main S t Hie Rev. Ronald C. O’Reilly of the First Congre­ Leaders Ask Sheinwold on Bridge tieredding Homes Obituary gational Church of East Wind­ sor officiated. Burial was in SxrnJY ENEMY’S PLAN ■t Scantlc Cemetery, Bast Wind­ West dealer -'i-' More News TO AVOID THE TRAP Both sides vulnerabto sor. NORTH Death Oaims . Honorary bearers were Nor- By ALFRED SHEINWOID On Policies A 10863 D ecor Sets Apart mand Parlor and Kenneth Bel-'^ - When the opponents are plan­ AQ5 linger. ning to cooperate Jn a trap, it 0 AJ109 Jim Murray Bea^'ers were Edward Luff, (Continued from Page One) pays to prevent them from get­ Jk 85 WEST EAST Lee Friend, Russell Meyer, he said, to a placard urging ting together. This is the best STORY By One of Manchester's best Bradford Gardiner, Harold A K72 A 5 "Bring the GIs Home Now.” way to frustrate their knavish DOBI8 BELOINO known residents, James A. Mur­ 1^9 VJ1087S1 Mikkelson and Donald Mat­ But Walter Teague, New York tricks. 0 K864 0 732 ray, M, of 34 Westwood St., was thews. sale.sman who la chairman of Opening lead—King of clubs. AAK 1073 « QJ6 PHOTOS By stricken and died suddenly this Many employes of the Con­ the "U.S. Committee to Aid the West opened the king of clubs, SOUTH SYLVIAN OFIARA version Chemical Corp. of Liberation and East signaled by playing y A AQJ94 morning: at his home. nal Liberation Front of y K64 Rockville where Mr. Chapde- South Viet Nam," said in ad­ the queen. This indicated that ■ ) Mr. Murray, president of his ______0 Q5 ’The decorating genius of the laine wa« vice president, at- vance that his people would def­ he could win the next round of frsMiuating class at Manchester tended the funeral services A 942 initely caory the Viet Cong flag. clubs, and West thought about West North East South lady of the house Seta the resi­ EUgh School, 1938B, was aissist- And the "Youth Against War this for a second or two. Then 1 A Double 1 ^ 4 4 dence of Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Joseph Felice ant secretary and assistant and Fascism" said they would West shifted to the nine of All Pass .. Johnson of 11 iforothy Rd. apart The funeral of Mrs. Concetta treasurer a i the Peoples Savings carry, the unauthorized pliicard. hearts. from others In the development. Felice of 120 Eldridge St. was Demonstration leaders laid E'vidences of her talents are held this morning from the South thought he was entitled monds, but loses h|» club trick* plans for 25,000 marchers but everywhere In the gold Cape W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 22,t to credit for spotting this as a In the process. TWs cuts off the until the last minute were un­ C3od with jta antiqued blue front 1 Main St., with a solemn high singleton, and he made a futile heart ruff, and West therefore sure how many would turn up. door. ' Mass of requiem at St. James’ effort to avoid the ruff. Declar­ gets only his three kings. Some bus drivers, notably in Church. er took the ace of trumps and Daily Question Besides doing all her own New Jersey, refused earlier this The Rev. Vincent J. Flynn led a low trump toward dum­ Partner opens with one club, decorating, tending her sons, was the celebrant assisted by week to tnuisport them, and my in the hope that West would and the next player doubles. Scott, 2%, and Wayne, 10 the Rev. John J. O'Brien, dea­ Gottlieb said hi.s organization play low. You hold: Spades, A-Q-J>9-4: months, and keeping house and had filed a complaint with the con, and the Rev. Eugene F. West stepped up with the king Hearts, K-6-4; Diamonds, C).5 ; cooking, Mrs. Johnson likes to Sketch of the family cocker, is among others done by Mrs. Johnson and others in gallery grouping in den Torpey, .subdeacon. Mrs. Ray­ Interstate Commerce Commis­ of spades and led a club to the Clubs, 9-4-2. paint pictures and restore furni­ sion. mond Murphy was the organist jack. Back came a heart, and What do you say? ture and other things she finds and soloist. Burial was in St. Ami >larchers West’s ruff defeated the con­ Answer: Redouble. This Is the In flea markets and antique Jame.s’ Cemetery where the Rt. HARTFORD (AP» - SeVferal tract. first step in sho-wing a strong Johnsons’ residence at 11 Dorothy Rd. shops. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon hundred Connecticut residents Cut Line hand. You can later show your Mjany fine examples of her read the committal service. traveled to Washington today to South can make the contract spades vyithout being afraid of art, together with unusual mem- Bearers were Concetto Intag- take part in the March on Wash­ by cutting the line of commu­ being dropped prematurely. orabila, are hung in gallery llato, Anthony Arigno. Salva­ ington for Peace in Viet Nam. nications. West cannot get a ruff Copyright, 1995 groups In several rooms. tore Siamonds. Salvadore Felice, Buses left from Hartford. New unless he can get the lead to General Features Oorp. Accents of the vibrant colors Michael Cussino and Philip Haven. Westport and Storrs East by means of a club. she loves are everywhere. The Digerno. Several groups traveled by car. South should win the second GAS STORAGE COSTLY raspberry red of a wing chair^ At New Haven, three buses London Lights Up for the Holiday Season trick with the king of hearts and WASHINGTON (AP) — The in the living room picks up th left with about 120 aboard. About lead the queen of diamonds for a cost of storing natural gas un­ color of two Botticelli 100 were aboard the buses that derground until it Is needed has Blizzard Hits Rows of illuminated stars and spangles hang over London’s Regent Street winning finesse. South draws a the wall gallery and is rojfeated James A. Murray left Westport. gone up. heralding the Christmas shopping season. They were switched on Thursday round of trumps with the ace again in the print of the drapes Some of the groups partici­ and leads another diamond to Latest statistics made public Bank of Rockville. He was also Midwest States night. (AP Photofax) and sofa cover. TX makes a pating are American Friends win a fine.sse witll dummy's ten. by the Federal Power Commis­ president of the Parents Club sharp but pleasjilg contrast to (Continued from Page One) Service Committee, Women's Declarer discards a club on the sion show average costs in 1964 at East Catholic High School. . budget and the $107 billion that the bright bhitf and green car­ Strike for Peace, SANE, .and ace of diamonds and another were 16.97 cents a thousand cu­ Mr. Murray served for several Tornadoes were reported in seems to represent the outside peting. Th^/flreplace bricks are church and campus organiza­ Budget Curbs May Come club on the jack of diamonds. bic feet, compared with 15.14 painted ^dull black surrounded years on the Advisory Park and Indiana, Illinois, Arkansas and tions. figure that Johnson will tolerate West gets the king of dia- cents in 1963. Recreation Commission in Man- at this point. by a ^ qu e midnight blue wood Chester * Mls.souri. Winds of near-tomad- To Finance Viet Fighting Lawson B. Knott Jr., the Gen­ d e b a te d with a black Greek _ . ’ . , . „ proportion were reported in During his younger days, Mr. „ ^ . eral Services administrator, and key pattern. The room is. done JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) Murray was a standout athlete, Judges Delay over-all budget Ijefore Congress former Gov. Buford Ellington ot mainly in FYench country style. last year. playing with several leading lo- Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and — President Johnson was re­ Tennessee, director of the Office Mrs. Johnson has a knack of Jury Decision Johnson’s problem in trying to CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT cal baseball and basketball ^ ported today to have ordered of Emergency Planning, were creating conversation pieces hold the new budget within hail­ 120 CHARTER OAK STREET — MANCHESTER teams. Later he turned to offi- (Continued from Page One) belt tightening on civilian ex­ among tho.se who were im­ from, what some may consider, ing distance of $100 billion is ciaUng and has been a top-flight pressed with the pre e- . al • NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR monstrosities. This is especially hearing that no Negroes have penditures in anticipation of a complicated by the multiplicity colleee and hieh school basket- injuries.. admonition for a downhold on noticeable in the den. A rocker, college ana n^n scnooi basket Record high temperatures for served on trial juries in substantial bulge in the defense of New “ Great Society” pro­ civilian outlays. ball referee tor 20 years. Mr. . . . ^ ^ . ..7. . about 150 years old, is designed Lowndes County, which adjoins budget because of the Viet Nam grams voted by Congress 'this PIZZAS OR GRINDERS MurrayMurrav was also a baseball reported ^ at Wichi- with a weird face carved at its Montgomery County, in the pa.st fighting. year. They may not cost much 1 Beaumont 83. Tul-sa 83, 13 years. money individually in the fiscal DELIVERED back and corn-cob finials adding With a series of three interna­ to its grotesque lines. It has 1^ ^ Houston 86, Memphis 82, Little That testimony came from year beginning next July 1, but WITHIN S MILE RADIUS dated a practice basketball 83, Jackson, Miss., 84, Circuit Court Judge T. Werth tional conferences stacked up they add up to a substantial in­ been re.stored, given a black game at East Catholic High ON ORDERS OF $2 OR MORE Shreveport, La., 85; Springfield, Thagard, who presides over the for the period beginning Dec. 14, crease that must be balanced leather seat ■ and painted terra School and was scheduled to cotta red and looks most attrac­ Mo., 76, and Fort Worth, "rex., court in Lowndes and two ad­ Johnson paced his work on do­ off elsewhere. iMf AWAJit >«VAIN TEL 643-1492 handle a rules . interpretation tive against the olive green 88. The day’s high was 96 at joining counties. mestic matters in an attempt to Moyers said the President is OF COURSE YOU CAN PICK THEM UP AS USUAL clinic tonight at the school at walls of the room. She also Laredo, Tex., and the lowest Thagard, a former state sena­ clean up most of it before that concerned at this point with four MASQUERS which time Coaoh Don Burns painted a portable oil heater reported reading was —10 below tor , said no Negroes have time. pi-ime aj-eas — the over-all was to introduce the basketball 33 rd SEASON mustard green and uses it as a zero at Cut Bank, Mont. served on juries in the county The Texas White House an­ budget, his legislative program, ■quad. planter. Rain fell over wide sections of since he went on the bench in nounced Friday that Joiai..oii foreign policy and the judicious ^ 1965-66 Amusing old rocker of uncertain style is conversation piece in den Thanksgiving morning, Mr. the Midwest and along the cen­ 1952, although some Negroes will meet with President Mo­ management of programs Con­ TONI^E — 1st RUN Johnson is a psychiatric so­ Murray performed his usual ex­ tral and northern Pacific Coast. had been on panels of prospec- hammed Ayub Khan of Pakis­ gress has just set in motion Plus 2 cial worker at Mansfield Train­ cellent job as chief scorer at the tlv’e jurors. More snow fell in the mountains tan at the LBJ Ranch Dec. 14 and tho.se it has expanded. ing School. His contribution to Five Mile Road Place. He served of Colorado, where two passes The white-haired Thagard the house furnishings is a din­ and 15. These held the greatest threat as chief scorer for 15 years. reported four feet of snow on presided over the recent trials ing room table which he made On Dec. 17 British Prime Min- "A SIDE-SPLinER!” Mr. Murray was a native of the ground. in Lowndes County of a part- to what competent sources said WHO’LL SAVE by attaching a circle of ply­ i.ster Harold Wilson will fly to might become a $120-billion Not since'The Bridge —Bosley Crowther, N.Y. TIMES Manchester. Following h i s ------time deputy sheriff and a young wood to an antique base and the Pedernales River e.state for THE PLOWBOY On The River Kwai'-' has graduation from high school he Ku KIux Klansman for separate covered with about 20 coats of a one-duy session. The following a screen adventure enlisted in the Coast Guard and civil' rights slayings. Circuit ju­ black paint. Hitchcock chairs 2 Manuscripts day West German Chajicellor by Fnink Gilroy, provoked so much served from July 1942 to Janu­ ries acquitted both men. Pulitzer Prizewinner for excitement! are around the table. He also ary 1946, including 19 months The Justice Department, in a Ludwig Erhard will land for a Found in Rome three-day visit. ■ “The Subject Was Roses” collects rustic benches. One In the Pacific Theater of op­ detailed analy.sis presented to holds the television set in the erations. the court, contended that in 98 Press secretary Bill D. Moy­ Lenny Deiteh, Bette Scott, (Continued from Page One) den, another stuffed animals in He began his banking career per cent of the cases, the names ers told a news conference Fri­ and Erie Shoaff arc directed his sons’ room, and another, on the jury roll.s in Ijowndes day that Jolui.son was trying to p e t e r at the Manchester Trust Co.,Co. night, scrambled up a 33-foot Ixiwndes by Nelson Baker in what The Johnsons finish off kitchen with Plato’s help decorated with Pennsylvania now the Connecticut Bank and drain pipe to a window of the *^°vuty were identical to those balance his work on domestic promises to be an e.xcitlng S E L l i E j R S Dutch figures, is at the foot of matters wittj prepiuxitions for Trust Co., and later was pro- Apostolic Library and e.scaped alj-whitc voter list, evening In theater! the bed in the master bedroom. The these meetings. (Tom Courtenay) moted to mortgage loan serv- with original works by two of before — Plus in Color— MAI VIRGINIA Mrs. Johnson has completely Icing and Interviewing. He re- Italy’s greate.rt poets, PeU-arch President Johnson said he He said the President must Fabian • Tab Hunter Dec. 2. 3, 4, 9. 10. n ZETTERLING • MASKELL transformed the kitchen and mained with the bank until 1955 and Torquato Tas.so. would ask the Justice Depart­ conserve his energy in his con- #2 “RIDE THE WILD Thnr. ,$2.00, Fri. & Sat. $2.50 given It a Spani.sh look. She when he joined the Savings Police and art e.xperts sus- ment to prepare legislation valescense from iui Oct. 8 gall SI'RF” spent many hours antiquing the Btmk o f Manchester. In 1957, pected that the Vatican libi-ary which would place more Ne­ bladder-kidney stone opei-ation. #3 “MASQUERADE” only iwo cabinets which now look as if groes on jury rolls. he was appointed Parkade job, pulled off Thursday night Budget Director Charles L. ^ Children under 12 Free! AVERY THEATER they were of very old wood. Jury Commissioner Henry Branch manager and served in and discovered Friday moming Schujtze and other officials oiamt free playground Wadsworth Atheneum can play She bordered the top of the Bargainer testified that he only that capacity until Januai-y might have been masterminded were said to have carried back Only 2 Can Play — 8:15 white walls with a black sten­ 1961, when he was elected as- by a warped bibliophile who recently began recommending to Washington after conferences Convenient Parking ciled pattern. Bright red pat­ sistant treasurer of the Man- commissioned expert burglars that Negroes be included on the Willi tlie President at the LBJ THI-*" ent leather seat covers are on jury rolls. Chester bank He resigned In to get the manuscripts for his Ranch Friday instructions to Call 247.5161 the black wrought iron chairs June 1963, to take the Rockville private plea.sure. However. another commis­ cut every po.ssible corner to for reservations THREE and the floor is covered with banking post. Italy's top art .sleuth. Rodolfo sioner. Bnice Crook, told the hold down domestic outlays. marbelized gold and white lino­ During his banking career, Sivnero, head of the government court that he had .submitted the MAIN ST.; EAST- HARTFORD '! 528-22l'0 Moyers tumed aside a news­ AIR CONDITIONED - Ample FREE Partint STOOGES Gl leum. Mr. Murray took courses at the team that traces mis.sing art naiqes of Negroes to go on the man's question as to whether a Walls In the boys’ room are American Institute of Banking works around Uie world jury li^ts "ever since I was ap­ SIIOIVN e v e s . ONLY $10 billion increase over the cur­ IR O U H D TH I pale gold and a ' deeper gold and spent a year at the Gradu- said he was convinced it was a pointed ei.glit years ago." rent fisciU year's $46.88 billion Frank Sinatra, Debora Kerr rug Is on the floor.' Gold pat­ ate School of Savings Banking carefully plotted job from sUut Tlie third member of the com­ for purely military purposes can Dean Martin GEORGESEGALTOMCOURIENA) WORLD IN « terned drapes are at the win­ at Brown University. to finish. mission. John Jackson, said that be expected.,, “ Marriage On The Rocks” he could recall no term of court JAMES FOX'Denhoimeluott dow. He was a member of Camp- "They evidently knew just Moyers said that the defense (In Color) bell Council, KofC, and Bishop wlien -more tlian .si,\ Negroes King Rat at 10:15 *^■5 A D A Z E # The walls In the master bed­ where to strike, ’ he told news­ budget is always the Iasi to be Shown 6:15-10:10 World In A Daze — 6:30 McMahon General Assembly. men. were on a jury list of 60 to 100 room are white and the bed­ approved finally. He said such plus “The Third Day” SAT. — SUN-. 4th Degree, KofC, He was men. Geo. Poppard, Ellz. Ashley spread and matching pillows approval came only a matter of MATINEES ONLY are red and blue check. Red ac­ treasurer of the United KVnd of hours before Johnson laid his .Shown At 8:10 Manchester and serving a sec­ TOOLMAKER TRAINING cents are on the lampshade Rusk Pessimistic and on other things in the ond term as the first president VVASHWGTON I Al’i Twenty ENDS TONIGHT unemployed Connecticut resi­ I e IvIs room.. of East Catholic Parents Club. ALL W 0 A / O £ J ^ 3 Hnnim Scarum” 5:45-9:15 — “ Once a Thief’ 7:20 He was a member of the Rock­ On Peace Talks dents will be trained as tool and Constantly seeking to add to die makers under tlie Manpow'er FIR S T R U N ! A A / D T L L £ her already charming house, ville Chamber of Commerce. He' (Continued from Page One) W E u i an active member of Con­ Development and Training Act, Mrs. Johnson says she has de­ ^ _ .-.notrinights ^ I yCT.3l-32.WILLIMAIIITir rr> /A^ necticut Camper^ and Trailers goon, Burma, as a rtieeting U was announced Fiiday. A/vo T/L£ B£ A C /T y signed a black wrought iron a - place. Secretary of Labor ,\V, Willard ____ low candelabra for'the Imng room Association. _ Survivors ' Include his wife, Notwig that tlie maneuver Wirtz said the contract for the Keep Warm, Keep Cozy B £ F 0 H £ mantle and expects it to be de­ Mrs. Ruth Kohen. Murray: two which he called ".so-called training, will be signed with the HEAT YOUR CAR YOUR [TODAY - SUNDAY MATINEES ONLY!! livered soon. She has also daughters, Saranne P. Murray peace fee1er.s" — coincided with National Tool, Die and Preci­ FREE G.ALLON; GAS planned a wall arrangement for “ Stay as Warm as Toast” and Miss Kathleen R. Murray, increa.sed Communi.st infiltra­ sion Machining Assn, at its £Y £9! the dining room. both of Manchester; two broth­ tion into South Viet Nam. Ru.sk Haiiford, Conn., chapter head- Stuffed animals keep vigil over Scott and Wayne said "they undoubtedly fell they quarter?. The project Companion Feature ers, \Villiam T. Murray and will cost From the George F. Murray, both of Man­ were on the threshhold of victo- tlie federal government $22,515 Best mEHTURB chester. and several nieces and , it was announced. Seller nephews. Ru.sk’s news- conference was No matter whot your a g e ... The funeral will be held called on .short notice less than * ^ ^4 v-s' Tuesday, at a tin- 4 hours after his return from to be an- M-G^f SANTA'S c o m i n g ! here's o movie treot dedkoted bounced, from tj John P. an inter-American conference in TO OUR THEATREll Rio de Janeiro. Shown at 8:80 Tierney Funeral H ime, 219 W, A MAGNIFICENT \cAMD/sncK I to children-from 2 to 92! s t r i p e d ticking trims windov? and blinds in kitchen Center St., with a solemn high He said he felt Western Hemi­ lARUltift FUll-lENGTH Antiqued blue chest lends interest in dining room sphere nations have made con­ Holiday Bonus Feature MOVIE The Wonder ond the Mass of requiem at the Church Screened at 7:00 siderable progre.s.s in strength­ ESPECIALLY of the Assumption. Burial will SCAROni The Three Stooges FOR THE KIDS... Sparkle and the Beauty ^ be in St.' James’ Cemetery. ening their hemisphere .sykem MCTMUCOiOn “Outlaws Is Coming” at the Rio talks. FROM 2 TO 921 Friends may call at the fu­ of Christmos ore here.,.wrapped neral home tomorrow and Mon­ up in rainbow of colori i t day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 0 All on Long Island'/ JSKTA ^ E \ V YORK — Population stu­ V Funerals dents have found that everyone now living could be put in 100- story apartment houac.s on Eugene G. ChapdeJaine about lialf of Long Island. And East Windsor‘ MATINEE largely attended funeral even then the b u i l d ^ DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 ONLYI •ervices:rvice.s for EugeneFliP-nne G.n Chapde- . ouiiuiiip'.-, would be spaced on only about half Plus ms laine of Warehouse Point, for­ the land available. merly of Manchester, were held COiDRSCOPT v sa . >T yesterday 'Eifternoon at the CHILD JET SETS RECORD Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ‘A COLOR8COPE . BOSTON (API An American Airlines four-engine 707 jet set ■■FWWMIlXiiHUl; a record Friday in flying from A il Los Angeles to Bo.slon in 3 hours il filinflav__ * SeJ Personal Notices Sunday— SEATS l1 54 1 minutes and 55 seconds. One Show 2:15 American said the time is I In Memoriam eight minutes less than the pre­ SATURDAY ItlWOei wrf In loving mRmorj- of our beIoi-ed mother, Lucy Mlniciicci who vious record. 2 performances 1 :S0 • 3:S0 Plus; ALL YOUR FAVORITE CARTOONS passed away Nov. 37, 1964. ' Capt. Simon P. Bittner of Van MICHAEL CAINE SPIns "TIIK YOUNG BACKUS’ No words------— eon express oar .coiings feslings credited strong tAil winds Bonus "DBAG STBIP GIBL’ SUNDAY ■ i^UNDAY.EVE. ““plSyeli"®’'* “ "•.^ougtite and with helping the Jet to excedd IRICHARD WIQMLARK m mm m m Feature — 2:00 - 4:00 700 m.p.h. ori the 2,500 mile trip. SUNDAYS WEEKDAYS I STONEY porriEB Bedford Incident” Tour Soo and Daughter as ever. East Hartford 2:00-4:t5 and SAT. BURNSIDE Cartoona — 8:80 JysJarea aiuucucciHinicucct Carried 55 passenger* I 0:13-8:30 ALSO Mifgaret BooadiM *$hd a crew of 7. '' DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 7 :0 0 - 9 :1 0 IPIF ('Al-’t 'N(- ■Bedford Incident 4:00-8:80 Theater emptied ->->8!80 |or Dunde^ 8:80 A ( ■ Major Dundee” —Color Uniuuial wood eaiiopy with ball trim frames wall grouping jn master bedroom V . “ T ------Red and White provincial print of drapes and sofa goes well with midnigiit blue of living room fireplace

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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H E ST^ CONN^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1966 -WANGilii-JsixSift EVENING HEEALB, MANCHEii'lEtt, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMliRK 27, 1966 fjH te r this: that political and military and re­ •Wonders of the Vniversi ligious elemenU in South Vietnam Events £ncn PRINTINO CO. Ota make their own peace with Hanoi, thus Bt A.H .d. Area Churches Bismll StTMt stabbing us in the back. C h u r c h es St. Francis of Assisi Union Cwigregatlonal Church The state sanity of Connecti­ WASHmOTON (AP) — Th« United Methodist Church Maocherter. Conn. , aee that Proposition Two wlaa Reconnaissance SaleHite tecoiid Congragattonal Church Zlon Evangelical 'Church of the Assumption 678 Ellington Rd.. TOou>^ r. raRausoN It has to be accepted as a rather rea- ‘ cut is in trouble on Dec. 14 for at the polls. Rockville At. 44A, Bolton WALTER R. FEOtOnSON protest against.the war In ^^et 885 N. Main gt. Lutheran Church Adams St. and Thompson Rd. South Windsor sonable judgment, then, that both Ha­ a succession of reasons. One of His influence over the organi­ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, _ Pabllahen Nam returns to the streets of llfetime of the MOL la shorten­ ^ v . Felix M. Davis, Minister (MIsilouri Synod) Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek Bov. Gordon B. Wadhams, , Fmmded October l 1881 noi and Washington have real rea­ these reasons is the uncertainty sation and leadership of his By DR. I. M. LEVITT, Director Rev. James L. Austin ftUnlster ed due to atmospheric drag. '^Bev. C. Ronald WUson, C o ^ r and mgh Sts. Pastor Pastor sons why, even if both should really of voter tiim-out. The uncer­ own party has been such that Washington, The Fel* Planetarium Minister of Christian Education ftbiWied Brery Bvenlng Except Sunday! The pressurization of the Associate Minister ' The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Rev. Ernest J. Otfppa Rev. John E. Rikteraltts, and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at tainty is great enough to allow he has been gradually swinging The war builds up as U. S. Of The Franklin Institute ------9:15 a.m., Sunday Sbhool IDaocheater. Conn., as Second a a u Hall want to negotiate, neither dares admit MK>L means that the crew will Pastor Assistant Pastor Matter. the leadership of the opposition officials say bombings of North With the Air Force launching 9 a.m. Church School, Grades ®nd Nursery. openly that it is interested in any spe­ it into a more militant defense Masses At 7, 8, 9:10, 10:80 to the new Connecticut Consti­ Viet Nam wUl be intensified. be able to woirk in a shirtsleeve 10 h.m., Worship and Church 8 to 12. 9:16 and 10:46 a.m., Worship. ^ 8DBSCRIPTION RATES cific negotiation proposition. of Proposltitm'Two than It ever of the Manned Orbital Labora­ Pa.m ., Sunday School. and 11:46 a.m. Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:16 tution to calculate that 70,000 It’s belt-tightening time for environment; thus the dis­ School, Nursery through Grades 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in- Candlellghtlng for first Sunday Payable In Advance For either to feel truly safe in any Intended or wished to make. tory (MX>L) in 1©68, this coun­ 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible time. and 11:30 a.m. I' Opa Yaar ...... f32.00 votes might be enough to kill government agencies. comfort due to cramped quarters 7. Guest preacher, the Rev. Da­ fonts to Grade 4. in Advent observance. Sermon: Mrs. Crowley'a condition K M W Months ...... 11.00 The greater the testimony 10 a.m., IMvine Worrtiip. Text: St. Bartholomew’s Churoh opening of negotiation.*!, then, there the document. try will possess a versatile, experienced by the Mercury and vid H. Rubenstein, Missionary 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. “ Are You Waiting for God?” listed as critical. Crowley and niree Months...... (.60 against the wisdom of Proposi­ Rev. Philip Hussey. Pastor One Month ...... 1.86 would have to be either one of two Another reason the normal long-lived, manned reconnais­ Gemini crews will be elimin­ to the Union 6f South Africa.ica *• ‘'*I«- St. Maurice Church, Bolton Sermon topic, "The Great In- ® P-u>-. AduH Membership the two surviving daugMera tion Two, the more state or­ More Bombs Rev. Richard C. BoUea kinds of arrangements. decision-making talent of the ated. With the larger and room­ Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Chiirch Advent King of Love, Rev. Robert W. Cronin vitation,” the Rev. Mr. Bow- Class. were reported in aerlotia condi­ ____ MHiMBHlR OP ganizations and groujis oome sance satellite. Reconnaissance , and our Bread and Water of Assistant Pastor ‘ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One would be a great public gather­ state Is in danger lies In the Bombing: Secretary of De­ ier capsule, the' exercise equip­ School, Grades 8 through 12. Pastor man. preaching. ------tion. out against it, the harder Al­ satellite activities by both this Ufe.” Registration for Oewnmu- ., The Associated Press is exclusively entitled dedicated, zealous nature of the fense Robert S. McNamara's ment needed to keep the astro­ 6 to 8 p.m., Junior and Sen The driver of the sideswlped so t ^ use of repubileation of all news dis­ ing of all the princlpais and as.*!oclate.s, corn digs In, and the more de­ nioh on Dec. 0. Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Eastmiiister United patches credited to It or not otherwise credlt- opposition which, in our opin­ statement that "Increasing em­ country and the Soviet Union nauts fit for their 30-day stay Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and lor Pilgrim Fellowships. car, John Kemp, 44, of 9 Croaa including the Vietcong, and Peking, termined he seems, and the North Methodist Church 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. and 11:30 a.m. Presbyterian Fellowship ijra In this pmptr and also the local news pub- ion, has a potential 150,000 phasis” on North Viet Nam must Inevitably Increase now can be carried and used. 11:30 a.m. St., Manchester, escaped in­ ilshed here. meeting with everybody having an more the controversy over 300 Parker St. 7 p.m.. Young People’s So­ George E. Siyc School All r lA ts at repubileation of special dls- vote.s in its network of Con­ bombings may be expected has that we are committed to the Other studies will be under­ jury. equal voice and veto on everything. Proposition Two seems to over­ ■ Rev. Earle R. Custer, ciety. TalcotUllle Congl^gatlonal Kingston Dr. off Oak 8t 'patehes nerein sure also reserved. necticut arch-conservatism, and raised the possibility that B62 MOL and they have had their taken during this stay in space. St. Bridget’s Church iBlf A t ill I Sacred Heai;t Church The other fatal highway acci­ shadow even the main question ' Pastor Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Ladles’ Church East Hartford The Herald PrintlnK Company, Inc., as- The other would be a private begin­ bombers will begin hitting tar­ multi-manned spacecraft orbit­ Rev. John J, Delaney, Pastor Rt. 30, Vernon dents; which, in our opinion, will come up for decision Dec. 14, that Our space medicine doctors Aid. Loring photo Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, •umee no financial responsibility for typo- ning between H.anoi and Wa.shlngton mighty close to realizing its po­ gets there. U. S. officials predict ing the earth. Rev. Robert J. Keen ' Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor — In New Britsiin, Bruno Co- rrapbical errors appearine In advertlsments main question being, of course, have not been able to mount • and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Thursday,______6:30_ to 7:30 p.m., Minister Minister ana other reading matter In The Manchester which would be so private it would be tential at the polls. there will be an increase In the Both covmtries have been us­ extended physiological and psy­ Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Engaged Rev. Patrick Sullivan nldo, 69, of New Britain, waa .Evening Herald. the new Constitution itself^ Service. Sermon: "The Witness Adult IWormatlon Hour, killed Thursday In a two-car a secret within a .secret. There is a third reason why number of flights flown by U. S. ing reconnaissance satellites for chological studies of the astro­ of Giving.’ ’ The engagement of Miss Assistant Pastor a.m., Worship Service, Sun- 10 a.m., Worship and Church The ultimate result on the Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and crash on Corbin Avenue. Pull service client of N. E. A. Seirlce Inc. So wc cannot toll for .*iure. by ail the Connecticut may go berserk on planes in North Viet Nam. But some time now, and while neith­ nauts. Gemini 5 was the first Doreen Bette Aselline of Man­ School, Nursery through Junior Publishers Representatives - The .Julius voting of the presence of a dis­ 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ First Church of CSulst, Noon. t r „„ „ school and nursery. Ser- — In Berlin, William Juchnle- Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chl- surface denials, tliat nohody is angling Dec. 14. There has been thrown at the some Ume, the officials er country will publicly admit to In which we had a crew in space chester to Airman 1C. Mickey J^sses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and nion, "Behold the king.” Greet- age. Sermon: "Advent in a Com­ traction which attracts such ery and Grades 4 through 8. Scientist wicz, 18. of New Britain, was • cago. Detroit and Boston. into the decision process a say, the proposed increased for the eight-day period. Noiv puter Society." MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- for negotiation.-!. The language would passion and drama to itself these activities, it is generally 10:30 a.m., Church School. P. Tumbo of Kiileen, Tex., has ers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. killed Thur.sday night when a .TIONS. ______•strange and passion - stirring bombings do not mean a big^ger 447 N. Main St. St. James’ Church have to be much the .same, even if that the main question at Is­ known that our Samos satellites doctors are certain the astro­ Nursery, kindergarten and _____ been announced by her parents, Wednesday, noon, Luncheon car in which he was riding distraction. commitment of men and mater­ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, St. Bernard's Church D ispl» advertising eloeing bours; everybody were. sue seems to fade Into the launched into polar orbits from nauts can survive for this period, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aseltine, for Mrs. Harold Eymann of the This is the presence of iel in the Viet Nam war zone. Pastor crashed on Christian Lane. . I Par Monday — 1 p.m. Pnday. background Is not predictable. our Western Test Range are but they have no upper limit at ^^piwiiiv^B**a^’^esddy, 6 a.m „* Men'sM n' Biblerow ^ Siindaynursery. service, Sun- 784 E. Middle Tpke. St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Southern Christian College of S r - . ^ Por Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Proposition Two, the proposed The natural conclusion, some Rev. Eugene F. Torpey Rev. George F. X. Reilly — In Greenwich, Peter Ca­ BV»r Wednesday — 1pm. Tuesday. If the Republican party winds photographic satellites. These which they can point to per­ Her fiance is a son of Mr. the I’hilllplnes.' ' bral, 17, of Greenwich, ■was In­ amendment which would write observers say, is that the Stra­ w ill . The divine protection given to Rev. John J, O’Brien Pastor Por Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. up caring more for Proposition have been returned to earth on formance deterioration. The 30- and Mrs. Arvil G. Tumbo of jured fatally Thursday when tho Por Prlday — 1 p.m. Thursday. into the Constitution for fur­ tegic Air Command’s B62’s, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., Chris- uavld in his fight with GoUath Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Por Saturday — 1 p.m. Priday. The Pounds Or The W orry? Two than it does for the new demand, and airplanes in the day MOL missions may supply Killeen. St. Peter’s Eplsco'pal Church car in which he waa riding ther emphasis and for more ef­ Uan G r^ th Group 8. and later his safety from the Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 CSsuMlfled deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day of Constitution, if the arch-con­ which supply terrific bomb pow­ mld-iPacific Ocean caught them some of the answers to the que.s- Miss Aseltine is a senior at Sand HIU Rd. plunged do-wn an embankment publication except Saturday — 9 a.m. fective use by recalcitrant er, may be used. So far the Ad- jealous rage of King Saul will Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and a.m. The Wall Street Journal the other servative network of opposition on the fly as they descended to tions being posed by doctors at Manchester High School. The Wapping on Riversville Road. property owners and their law­ vanced Christian Growth Group, be Included In the Lesson - Ser- 11:30 a.m. to the Constitution Itself de­ giant bombers have hit targets earth. The Russians have this time. airman is a 1961 graduate of Rev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar — In Greenwich, ' Herbert Saturday, November 27 day quoted one of the nation's big food yers the normal requirement 6:45 p.m., Senior High Church mon at Christian Science cides, as begins to seem more only in South Viet Nam. How­ launched their Cosmos satellites There are some observers Killeen High School and sen-ed St. Matthew’ s Church, Tolland T h e y j i \iiiii4|)||j)^ Hart, 69, of Hamden, operation­ proees.sors as follows: that the taking of property School classes. churches. The subject is “ An- United Pentecostal Church likely, that it loves and em­ ever. officials say, strikes at which now number in the seven­ who hold that the MOL launch­ four years ■with the U.S. Air Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 8 a.m.. Advent Corporate al manager of the Supreme "Never before have so many been so through the process of eminent 8.30 p.m., Christian Growth dent and Modern Necromancy, 187 Woodbriage St. braces Proposition Two, then Hanoi and the main harbor in ties, and these are also retriev­ ing wall mean carrying the arms Force at Westover AFB, Mass. Meeting Sundays at Hick's South Windsor Council of the Knights of Colum­ concerned about getting too much ra­ domain be “necessary.” Group 4. alias Mesmerism and Hypnot- Rev. Robert L. Baker Communion for Men and Boys. The Risks O f Negotiatings there might be the lurid possi­ North Viet Nam, Haiphong, are ed with their high-resolution race into space. They believe He Is now stationed at Sheppard Memorial School Gymnasium 10 a.m., Family Service. bus, was killed Wednesday night Proposition Two represents ------lam, Denoimced.” In the Re- ttier than not enough to eat.” bility that the voters, on Dec. still ruled out. McNamara’s photographic payloads. that today it will be the observa­ AFTB, Tex., as a helicopter in­ when his car crashed into trees the greatest display of individ­ Trinity Covenant Church sponsive Reading will be the 10 a.m., Sunday school. ' Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. and 7:45 ' Time after time, Hanoi vehemently It is the truth. Everywhere you go, 14, might accept the one sen­ statement was made in Paris tion platform and in the future structor. Masses ait 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m., st. Andrew’s. Holy Com­ Town Crier after swerving off the Merritt ual political will the state of One interfestlng fact associat­ Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. verse from Ephesians, 6:11. Re- 11 a.m., Wor.*!hip. And contemptuously denies that it is you hear the perpetual worry about the tence of Proposition Two, and where he is attending a NATO it may be the weapons them­ No date has been set for the munion. School Menus Parkway. Connecticut has seen in many ed with these launches is the Rev. K. Ejnar Raak, Pastor lated passages from “ Science 7 :30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ waistline and Uie diet. There used to reject all the sound new Con­ meeting. selves. What these critics do not wedding. Traffic deaths for the Thanks- gending out peace negotiation feelers of years. It is where it Is because openness with which these are ------and Health with Key to the ice. Monday through Friday, 7:45 Monday, chicken noodle soup, be a time when the dignity of an ade­ stitution In Proposition One. realize is that in any w a r __hot Unitarian Meeting House giring holiday weekend are tab­ any kind. viewed by both countries. De­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School'W ith Scripturee” by Mary Baker Wednesday, .. 7:30 p.m.,p. Bible p.m.. Evening Prayer. broiled frankfurt on roll, relish­ Meade Alcorn maneuvered it But it is perhaps just as logi­ LBJ’s Schedule 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford ulated from 6 p.m. Wednesday Time after time, Washington, even quate paunch was considered something spite the furor raised over the or cold—countries must posses.s classes for kindergarten Eddy wlU include p. 234: 31 to study, prayer meeting, munion and Church School. Crib es, wax beans, apricot halves, there, and, once he had it there, cal to speculate that the hot Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat through midnight Sunday. appropriate to the mature years, when high-flying U-2 "spy” planes by the finest reconnaissance capa­ through adult. 3 on p. 235. >* Class in Williams Building. First Congregational Church cookies; Tuesday, Italian Spa­ after It had officially proclaimed itself refused to be stampeded into public interest in Proposition LBJ: President Johnson, fac­ the symbol of the good angel presiding the Russians, they have not bilities po.ssible. A manned re­ 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Sacra- Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony St. John's Polish National 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with ...... Vcnion ghetti with meat sauce, cheese, ready for imconditlonal negotiation."!, has relinquishing the position he Two, as stimulated by Alcorn’s ing a heavy December schedule 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, raised too much objection to the connaissance no more mean.s ment of Infant Baptism. Advent meeting. Catholic Church Rev. John A. Ijicey, Minister to.ssed green salad with dress­ brusquely rejected the idea that any over the kitchen could be drawn in full, had won for it. Once he had bulldog tenacity on the issue, of meetings with foreign minis­ sermon b y the Rev. Mr. Bot- Nursery and Worship Cliurch satellites. As a point of fact, war than the use of the un­ Sermon. Reading Room hours at 749 Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Miss Helen C. Fischer, ing, fruit gelatin with topping, Session Slated specific chance for such negotiations flowing lines. won the fight in party council may be the precise thing that ters, reportedly has ordered an toms. School. when the former Premier manned satellites used for the Tuesday, 1 p.m., Ladiea’ Pray- Main St., excepting legal holi­ Pastor 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer fol- ____ Director of Christian Education bread and butter; Wednesday, has ever existed pr is being sought.- And nowadays the Ideal of perfect and in Constitutional Conven­ brings out the voting crowds all-round tightening of civilian Khrushchev spoke about photo­ Same purpose. Both this coun­ er Fellowship. days, Monday through Saturday, lowed by the "November to broiled chicken, fluffy rice, but­ domestic balance 1s one in which a tion to get the provision into which would give the new Con­ expenditures in anticipation of Vernon Assembly of God Church For New Voters 1-^ The ferocity with which both sides graphic reconnaissance satel­ try and Russia accepted the un­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Advent U a-m- to 3 p.m.; Thursday eve- Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Easter Series.” This week’s 9:25 and 10:55 a.m., Cburch tered carrots, cranberry sauce, scarecrow feeds a scarecrow. the Convention product and stitution itself a great Inciden­ increased Viet Nam costs. Press Northeast School thus react to any rumor or report which keep it on the voting machine secretary Bill D. Moyers says lites, he at one time jocularly manned reconnaissance satelli­ Midweek Service. ning, 7 to* 9. subject, "The Church: Sym­ School. spice cake with icing, bread and The board oI admissions ■wIH We can calculate two major reasons tal victory. Intersection of Bts. 30 and 31 .had either of them so much as looking for Dec. 14, Alcorn, who was offered to exchange recon­ tes as necessary defense mea­ Gospel Hall bols." 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship. butter; Thursday, baked meat conduct a voter-making session When somebody throws a hot Johnson is now attempting to Vernon through the truce shop window is be- for this. naissance photographs with the sure without reservations. Why Center Congregational Church 415 Center St. Tuesday, St. Andrew’s Day, 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow­ loaf and gravy, mashed pota­ Republican floor leader during piece of iron Into an otherwise balance his work on domestic Jehovah’s Witnesses Rev. Mlchellno Ricci on Wednesday, from 5 to 8 p.m. • tginnlng to tell us something about the First, the style of sport and outdoor West. In all probability, at this can’t this be extended to man­ United Church of Christ 6:30 p.m.. Advent Corporate ship. the Convention itself, and who tepid voter solution, nobody matters with preparations for Kingdom Hall toes, whole kernel corn, deep in the town clerk’s office in the wear in the fifties and the sixties has time, we may know as much ned satellites? 11 Center St. 10 a m.. Breaking bread. Communion for Men and Boys 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ difficulties both parties and the whole remains the most able and in­ knows which way the chemical the important discussions with 726 N. Main St. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. di.sh apple pie, bread and but­ Municipal Building, been such as to reveal the human fig­ about Russian missile launch Within the next few years Rev. CUfford O. Simpson, 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. followed by supper In Neill Hall. ship. world face in trying to halt the escala­ formed Republican spokesman reaction may go. Proposition the ministers. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. ter; Friday, fi.sh sticks with Eligible applicants must be at sites as necessary to protect the giant satellities will be finding Minister 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Speaker: Donald Kuehl . Thursday, 7 p.m.. Church tion In Vietnam short of final world ure for what it really is, and this has In the whole field of the Con­ Two makes Dec. 14 twice as ex­ The President's meetings are 8 .p.m., Public Bible discourse, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. tartar sauce, potato puffs, but­ least 21 years of age, residents interests of the United States. their way into the sky as re­ Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m.. School. war. stirred the fires of vanity in both sexes, vention’s operation, has dedi­ citing as It might have been, •with Mohammed Ayub Khan of "Why Are Jehovah’s Witnesses Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer tered peas, corn bread, ice of Manchester for at least six cated himself to the effort to The principal deference be­ connaissance stations. However, Different?" Associate Minister meeting. Holy Communion. Neither side dares to allow itself to and logically so, since they can look and twice as unpredictable. Pakistan on Dec. 14 and 15, and and Bible Study. cream. Milk is served with all months, and must be U.S. citi­ tween the unmanned recon­ Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Reading. Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening First Congregational Church equally bad in shorts. later with German Chancellor It mu.st also be recognized that 4:15 p.m., Group discussion of meals. zens. be caught being really serious about ne­ naissance satellites and the with those satellites we will be the Watchtower magazine arti­ Minister of Christian Education Prayer. United Church of Christ gotiating. And second, there is the scientifical­ Ludwig Erhard and British Rockville Methodist Church manned ones is the ability of able to test man’s endurance in cle, “ Answering the Roman ------South Methodist Church Church is open daily for pray­ Andover Manchester Evening Herald ly e.stablishod link between poundage A Thought for Today Prime Minister Harold Wilson. 142 Grove 8t., HAIxF MAKE JEWELRY Neither side dares to be the first to Events Johnson is known to be the orbiting astronauts to pho­ space and also' assess his role Governor’s Question, ‘What Is 8. 9:15 and 11 a.m., Woi-ship Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. er. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., South Windsor correspondent, and .susceptibility to heart trouble, Rev. WiUard E. ConkUn, Pastor TORRE DEL GRECO, Italy „ touch the button labeled peace. Sponsored by the Manchester preparing his budget. State of tograph suspicious looking ob*- as an intelligence-.gathering Truth?’ ’’ Service. Sermon: “ The Great- Pastor Pastor Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. which has frightened many people into Council of Churches jects instantly instead of hav­ Rev. Richard W. Dupee —Nearly half the population of There are reasons for this—reasons in the Union speech and economic system. With the MOL will Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group ” Communion, 9:30 a.m., Church School for ing to do this after another Associate Pastor 9:46 a m., Church School. this town on the outskirts of which would be applying powerfully an abnormal awareness of their message for Congress. The come many changes—let’s hope discussions in the Bible aid: 8-IS and 11 a.m.. Church Nursery to adults. launch. At this time, when an Rev. Willard A. Legg, 11 a.m., Wor.sliip. Sermon by Naples is engaged in making even If Haifbl and Washington should, avoirdupois. Thanksgiving President still must conserve they are for the better, "Things in Which it Is Iimpos- School. Crib Room (9:15 only) BOY SCOUT 10:45 a.m.. Worship area is suspected the man scru­ Assistant Pastor Sermon: the Rev. Mr. Bradley, ". .behold Bandits Free jewelry from coral from fisher­ in actuality, each be eager for negotia- The casual verdict would have to be W orld his energy, Moyers says, in his (T-M, WRr Gen. Fea. Corp.) sible for God to Lie” at the fol- through Jjinior High, Debt Is a common feeling tinizing the photographs must "Ready For Action.” Nursery your King." ies in Sicily and Sardinia. ; tlon and peace. that all this is good for us. and makes BRUSSELS (AP) — The Bel­ Texas convalescentie from his lowing locations, 87 Birch St., 4 to 6 p.m.. Deacons School Notes and News among mankind today. Even the program another satellite into 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship to Grade 4. 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellow.ship. Hostages from us a trimmer set of people, likely to gian people today paid their last October operation. Chief prob­ 287 Oakland St. and 726 No. Prayer. Leader The Rt. Rev. Both Hanoi and Washington have as­ the sky to check the original Services. Sermon by the Rev. 6:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Thursday, 8 p.m., Women’s homage to Queen Mother Elisa­ people who buy with cash-on- lem for the chief executive will Main St., Manchester; also, 144 Msgr. Edwaid J. Reardon of St. sociations. live longer than our more careless and photograph. By using a man in Court Acquits Dr. J. Manley Shaw, "The Af- Pack 120 Youth Fellowship. Fellowship, Bank’s Vault beth as she lay in state at the the-Hne find at the end of the be defense spending. Sources Griffin Rd. South Windsor and Ja-nies Roman Catholic CJIurch. The "thought and fear of what these rich-living ancestors. orbit any suspicious object will firmation of Life.” Church It was announced at the re- Monday, j*, 7:15 i .xo p.m..h Prayer Saturday, 7:30 a.m.. Laymen’s WIN A DIAMOND royal palace after being brought month they owe for services say the new budget could range French Rd., Bolton. 6:30 p m., CYP Club. Wood- associates might think of a move for But there always has to be at least 3rd Marine DI School for Grades 1 to 12. Nurs- cent November meeting of Cub Discussion Group. Fellowship. (Continued from Page One) 1 CARAT RING N here from her Stuyvenberg resi­ frpm $107 billion — a figure the be photographed at once and Friday at the Kingdom Hall: *3iff Hall. one questioning footnote, and in this and utilities. . peace is an all-powerful, almost a deter­ dence outside the city. President reportedly prefers — the findings made available al­ 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry ------ejT for babies to three-year- gcout Pack 120 of St. James’ “ Duck!" shouted a sheriff’s JUST COME EV: Christians should be most most immediately. PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. (AP) olds. oible Study Circle. St. George's Episoo|>al Church mining thing, in both Hanoi and Wash- business of modem America’s great Hundreds of men, women and to $120 billion. School. Community Baptist Church deputy, anticipating possible thankful people- but we all need "Co provide the spacecraft — CpI. Jerry W. Nelson, -22, a 10:45 a.m „ Senior High ------Ing^ton. weight con.sciousiie.ss theV question is childrcji started calling at the CAPITAL FOOTNOTES 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. 585 E. Center St. Rt. 44A, Bolton gunfire. The women complied. TREASURE SHOPPE to be reminded to give thanks for the men in the near future, Marine Corps drill instructor Forum. Charles Campbell had been Vernon Methodist Church Rev. Douglas E. Theuiier, Vicar Hanoi has three associations. One is this: How often, in how many cases, palace at 10 a.m, for a last look President Johnson will not get Rev. Ale* H. Elsesser, Garcia .surrendered, the other JLANCHESTER PABKADE to God! there will be unmanned space from Alva, Ky., was acquitted 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist awarded the Bronze Pelican for Bt. SO does the worrying the individual does at the legendary figure who died the Federal Power Commis­ Church of Christ Minister two men soon were in custody with the Vietcong inside South Viet­ flights carrying satellites simu­ of roughing up reci-uits Friday, _____ Youth Fellowship. adult contribution to scouting. Rev'. Morton A. Magee from a heart attack Tuesday at A Ohriatian counts intellect, sion’s report on the recent east­ Lydall and Vernon Sts. 8 a m., Holy Eucharist. and all three were taken to jaij nam, which Hanoi is now supporting about what he or she eat.s, and what lating the MOL into orbit. Fol­ as his two immediate superiors 89. health, personality and even to ern blackout before next week, Eugene Brewer, Minister 9:30 a.m Church School for ' Senior High Methodist After Den 7 conducted the 9:30 a.m.. Adult Discussion in Lubbock. with troops of Us own regular army. the scale says every morning put more lowing the unmanned flights were earlier. Group. Tliere were housewives with be bom into a country with says FPC officials. The study of all ages.s. ClassesClas.se.*, thro..c.hthrough Grade Fellowship. ■ flag ceremony, Roger Granger, ...... 9 and...... 10 a.m...... Worship oex-Ser- The Vietcong is out in the field, doing wear and tear on the heart than a few five of the MOL will be A general court-martial an­ Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Adult Bi- cubmaster, made the following ■vices and child care. Sermon by Authorities charged them with OPEN SUNDAYS shopping bags and umbrellas, freedom as blessings from God. the power failure continues . . . 9:45 a.m., Bible classes. 4 will have an expanded ses­ 10:15 a.m., Morning Prayer extra pounds would ever do? How can launched, with the first sched­ nounced Nelson’s acquittal after ble Study at Susannah Wesley awards: Roger Arcisz, Ray- the pastor. bank robbery. Bond was set at , the fighting, living the dangerous life. workers in simple clothes, nuns, We also admit that all materiel Former President Dwight D. 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: sion. and Church School. anybody expect to live very long who uled to be orbited in 1968. The about an hour of deliberation. Hall. $50,000 for Garcia. The oilier 8 A.M . — 8 P.M. It is the movement and the organlza- young women with spiked heels things we earn come either from Eisenhower has reached a new "As We Have Therefore Oppor­ 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: mond Parr, Dennis and Alfred 9 a.m.. Church School. Nur- Tue.sday, 10 a.m., Holy Eu­ reason for the early operation­ two were denied bail. , tion which, if the Communists win, never sits down to -a meal and eats in an and long hair, children and rich a given ability or a made from plateau in his struggle to recov­ Six reci-uits, all from Great tunity,” "Personal Religion.” Chapman Roussey, Kerry Collins and sery, kindergarten. Grades 1 charist. (St. Andrew). al use of the MOL is that it Falls, S.C., testified that Nelson Calvary Church would come to power in South Viet­ atmosphere of mental peace and gra­ matrons in fur coats. God placed materiel. And spirit­ er from a second heart attack — 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Court, Order of Amaranth, ■will Michael Legault, bobcat; James through 3. Senior high. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Holy Eu- PINE PHARMACY will use many of the concepts, slapped them during basic (Assemblies of God) charirt. nam. To the Vietcong, then, any soft cious relaxation into the gustatorial The Queen will be buried ually we are what we are and officials at Walter Reed Army "Worms of Glory." attend the service as a group. Chartier, Joel DeSimone. Peter 10 a.m.. Church School 664 Center St. • 649-9814 components and systems devel­ training earlier this fall. Other 647 E. Middle Tpke. pleasures which sometimes seem to be Tuesday in the crypt of the Roy­ have what we have because God Hospital will no longer issue Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi­ A nursery is provided. Spinella, Daniel Gerrlty, Ed- Grades 4 through 8. Tliursday. —.. . 6 p.m.,...... Diocesan ' Willingness on the part of Hanoi to talk oped for the Apollo in its as­ Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson al Church at Laeken outside offers, gives or makes available daily bulletins on his condition recruits from the same platoon ble Class. 7 rp.m., — ------Junior—.... and Senior High ward Klucewicz and Dennis 7 p.m., Junior and Senior Survey presentation Dinner. i>eace represents a potential stab in the the only really solid achievement hu­ sembly. Pastor Bussels. There she will lie be­ to us His love and forgiveness . . . The U. S. Office of Educa­ said tliey had never seen Nelson Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid- Baptist Youth Fellowships Roussey, wolf; Richard Parr, Methodist Youth Fellowshin« back, which might wind up deserting man existence on this planet has to its slap anyone. PIZZA RAYS side other members of the royal tion has scheduled a meeting As envisioned at this time, week Service. ------— Mark Smith, Kenneth and ' ------p ie long sacrifice of the Vietcong. credit ? because He sees we need it so the MOL will weigh from 28,- family. badly. next week aimed at bring^ing Nel.son did not testify. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Michael Kuezensky, Peter Gil- St. John’s Episcopal Church PIZZA The second association Hanoi has is The equivalent, we think, could be 000 pounds to 40,000 pounds Church of the Nazarene classes for all ages. gosky, Mark Tweedle and Wil­ V Courts-martial earlier acquit­ Therefore, a Christian should about greater parUcipation of 236 Main St, Rt. 30, Vernon NEARLY 3 MILLION something like this: An ounce of worry and will be launched by the ted Sgt. (?lyde E. Comelison, 29, Concordia Lutheran Church l i a.m.. Worship Service. ham Lautenbach; bear. GIANT GRINDERS Wth Commimist China. Communist Illicit Bread b* a most thankful person. Negro leaders in federal educa­ Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister Rev. James L. Grant, Rector f l l '/ does more damage than 10 pounds of LONDON (AP) — Black mar­ new Titan HI-C launch vehi­ of Cocoa Beach, Fla., and Do­ 40 Pitkin St. 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv- Also, Dennis Chartier, Guy _____ PRESCRIPTIONS • China is not only Hanoi's big potential “Giving thanks always for all tion programs. Regional meet­ Safely Compounded lO-Mln. Service On All Calls keteers moved into the void cle. To put the 40,000 pounds nald A. Stewart, 24, of Parkes- Rev. Robert E. Mansbach, ice. Hymn sing, gospel music DeSimone, Michael Kuczvmski, ^ backer and ally, if the war spreads. flesh. It is not an equation to be multi­ things unto God and the Father ings also are planned. 9:30 a.m., Sunday _ created by Britain’s bread into ort>it it will be necessary burg. Pa. Interim Pastor school and Bible mes.sage Peter Gilgosky, Raymond Commumon. FAIRWAY Communist China is, meanwhile, the plied and carried out to extremes. of our Lord Jesus Christ.” CAPITAL QUOTES classes for all age groups. OPEN strike today. Norman Thomas at Viet Nam to use an Improved version of The charges were brought Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid- Tweedie, John Johnson, Doug- ’ ^ ARTHUR DRUG neighboring power which apparently There is a moderation for all things, in­ Ephesians 5:20 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. w e e r ’seiM w. They were running bread prolest: “ The war is cruelly the Titan vehicle, which is tied after parents of several recruit:! ^ ^ las Hauschild, Robert Sulick THURS., FRI., SAT. Wants Hanoi to keep on fighting in cluding perhaps dieting, but most cer­ Rev. Walter L. Abel Church School and Nursery. Message by the pastor. "Christ, _____ from communities were baJiers immoral and ixjllllcally stupid.” to the use of large solid rock­ from the Great Falls area com­ Kevin and Michael Spellman Holy Communion, 2 . 11 — SUN. 4 - 10 Both Fairways Now Opens tainly including worrying. Our Savior Lutheran Church 10:30 a.m.. The Service, the Revelation of God." (Chil­ Vietnam, drawing the Americans into were not on strike into bread­ Mike E. Baroody, Notre ets. Of the payload some 5,600 plained tliat their sons had been Emanuel Lutheran Church and Dennis O’Neil, lion; Thom- babysitting, Every Night tUl 9 HllJ Wapping Church School and Nursery. dren’s Church and Nursery pro­ as Mirtl and Thomas Gion- Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy • bottomless and endless jungle war. If less cities and sedling it at sky- Dame student upon giving State pounds will represent labora­ mistreated by the drill instruc­ Church and Chestnut Sts, Closed Mon., Tues., Wed. Christmas... ' 6:30 p.m., Luther League. vided.) this is what Communist China wants, high prices. ------r------Department petitions backing tory and specialized equipment. tors. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, friddo, denner stripes; Roger vonimumon. 6 p.m.. Junior, Teen and Friday, 9 a.m., Holy Com- Hanoi has to calculate that ’ Peking At Reading, 40 miles west of U. S. in Viet Nam: "We want to It will be about, 41 feet long Pastor Arcisz, assistant denner stripe. Fairway Has It! . Courag’e Young Adult group meetings. munion omitted. When you think of London, baker Frederick Ayres Herald and 10 feet in diameter and Also, Stephen Gagnon, Rich­ would consider any move toward peace emphasize that the majority of 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. reported a bid from black mar­ contain about 2,300 cubic feet. 9 a.m., Dirine Wor- ard - Parr,------John- Johnson, xx.ug-Doug- GIFTS (for yourself a traitorous act. So, while Hanoi may After the Morrissey fiasco, Sena­ Notre Dame students are solidly Area Weather During the coming keteers for 1,000 of his loaves. Of this volume only 1,000 to 1,- THE L ^®oral f'hu. Search for g^ip with Holy Communion and Hauschild, Robert Sulick, Wapping Community Church or others) think of not want to do what its friend Peking tor Teddy Kemieciy was in urgent need Yesterdays behind the President, the coun­ "They will have to sell them try and the men fighting in Viet 200 cubit feet will be pressur­ WINDSOR LOOlCS (AP) — irutn, will be shown. Church School. Nursery for in- Kevin and Michael Spellman Congregational Holiday Season wants it to do, the situation may also of an image builder. What greater ploy A huge November storm con­ BIBLE Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ at 70 cents to get any profit,” he 25 Years Ago Nam.” ized and contain the men, in­ y- fants. Reception ofv. new jiicnx-mem- — — Dennis—...... O’Neil, gold ui.vxw, arrow; Ke\. Roy R. Hiitcheon, Minister Shop in Our be one in which Hanoi does not dare than a trijj to Vii't Nam to see the liovs said. strumentation and power sup­ tinued to batter the midwest and er, Praise and Bible study. hers. Dedication of moo 1966 _i^jpledges,__ onH -TVirty—ooThomas Gionfriddo, Dennis_Rov. Thcodorc Bochcler^ in the front lines. A few pictures of .defy Peking directly, and thus risk loss Loa\es normally seU fcur 19 Town Highway Department plies. Great Lakes region during the SPEAKS Sermon by Pastor Anderson, Chartier, Guy DeSimone, John Minister Friendly Store *of present supplies and that future help the personable young senator with our cents, The MOL will not use a basic night. Early today the center of > The Salvation Army turns out early in morning as b y “ Proper Preparation for Ad- Johnson, Douglas Hauschild, Hanoi would need if the war does brave fighting men would restore the i. first snowfall of the season, with N Y News, Guild atmosphere similar to what we this major storm was over Lake 661 Main St. vent Robert Sulick, Kevin and 8 * a.m...... ’ Worship------f •x-* Service. o*=i Ser- OWNERS REPORT THEY faith of Democracy, at least in Bo.ston. Eugene Hallm ark spread more to the north. New Kuwait Ruler accompanying freezing mist, breathe on earth. The pressure Superior. A series of tornadoe Capt. Ernest V. Payton 4:30 p.m.. Advent Service. Michael Spellman and Dennis by the Rev. Mr. Bacheler 964 Main St., Manchester Of course it is important for a Sen­ DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) _ Agree on Terms will be about 7 pounds per developed and brought mucli O’Neil, silver arrow. “ WitnpssWitness tnto fhx.the Advent.’A/ixrp.v» >> Hanoi’s third association is with Rus­ covers roads with dangerous Brewer Officer in Charge Open 6 Days 9 to 9 ator to ask questions in the areas he Slielkii Sabah As-SaJem As-Sa- glaze. square inch — about half the damage and personal injury to 9:30 and 11 a.m., Warship sia, and Russia is the one a.ssociate St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Assistant Cubmaster Charles Pharmacy visits so Uiat he can return to foggy bah took the constitutional oatih n e w YORK (AP) - The Dal­ pressure of the air we breathe. a seven-state area from Missouri The “broad-minded” liberal 8 a.m.. Prayer Breakfast. Service. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. SAVE Robert J. Smith succeeds Church and Park Sts. Campbell announced , that the who would approve a Hanoi willingness ly News and the New York sometimes proves to be ex- u - xi. o West Middle Turnpike bottom with a fresh view-point. Sena­ of office today as the 12th ruler William J. Crockett as chairman If the astronauts should decide and Kajisas to the Ohio Valley. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Rev. George F. Nostrand following boys would be advan­ Hutcheon, "Good Tidings.” to talk peace. And one explanation of Newspaper Guild have reached tremely illiberal in his attitude „ ^ tor Teddy asked a representative of of the oil emirate of Kuwait, tlie of the South Manchester Fire to go outside the MOL, the Southern New England will miss toward those who disagree with f®*" aJl ages, Rector ced to the Webelos Den: Den­ Church School. 649-2881 agreement on a new contract S *1 - S »3 the possibility that Hanoi did have a the Agency for International Develop­ state radio announced. District. change in pressure from the 7 the bnmt of tjiis huge storm as him. 'When one does oppose his 19:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting, Rev. John D. Hughes nis Chartier, Michael Kuczynskl, Prompt Delivery after bargaining past a strike Read Herafd Ads. real peace bid out back in 1964 is not ment what the biggest problem was Tlio new ruler was sworn in ait psi to the suit pressure of 3.5 it continues to move into eastern “ liberal” views, he is carica- Nursery for Children, Rev.^James W. Bottoms First Lutheran Churoh IN FUEL COSTS deadline. Raymond Tweedie, Douglas the explanation that Hanoi then thought that he faced in SouUi Viet Nam. The an extr:xordinary session of the 10 Years Ago psi could- be made more quick­ Canada. However, a variety of tured, ridiculed, and even vilified 6:16 p.m.. Open Air meeting, Rev. Itonald E. Haldenian Hauschild, Kevin Spellman, Pet­ RockriUe res- ly and saifely because of the weather will take place over tihe for his “ reactionary” ideas. It 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting er Gilgosky and John Johnson. Rev. WilUam H. Rniirim This date 10 years ago was a nounced Priday ndght, more lower cabin pressure. Is vep’ difficult to be fair in 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting! : Ration which theorizes that Hanoi then was not one of those you a.sk a fiHjIish enco of diplomats and official region during the next 24 Ivpurs 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Cub scouts who were made IRON FIREMAN que.stion I will give a foolish answer Sunday, The Herald- did not than an hour after 8 p.m. — the The proper partial pressure of others-. TuesdaV, 7 p.m.. Mid Week ikhought it might have some chance of delegaUons from other Arab and it will become very -windy. 8:45 and 10 a.m., Nursery and candidates for the Parvull Del 9 a.m., Sunday School. hoy.s. He looked the young VIP right in countries. publish. time set for a walkout by the oxygen will be maintained but Objectlvuty Is a rare com- op-xHco 1 The rain area that developed modity. It is vrlrtually Impos- s .xk Mndergarten in the Children’s Award were Mark and Ray­ 9:16 a.m., iChu'rch Service. iroving away from Peking and toward tlie eye and said. ”In Uie last 45 days News’ 1,150 Guild employes. the inert part of the MOL at- Slieikh Sabah succeeds the over Owinecticut and western Bible to divorce- one’s convic- ® P’*” ’ Open Chapel. mond i Tweedie, Michael Spell­ 10:30 a.m., Sunday School, CUSTOM jKoscow, and using Moscow as the shield we have had 35 groups. Each demands The accord ended the possibll- mopshere will not be nitBogeri. Emir Abdullah As-Salem As- Massachusetts during the night tions from his emotl(),^. The "*®oUhg. 8:46 and 10 a.m., Holy <3om' man, I Mark Smith, Dennis 10:46 a.m.. Church Service. ’flgainst Peking’s wrath over the possi­ the 25c tour. It takes up my time and Sabah, who died Wednesday of ll|y of a second newspaper dim- As of this moment scientists will continue ■ through the fore­ appeal to objective ' human FREE WHEELS French Satellite 0 ’Hell| William Lautenbach, ble making of peace. and it takes up the province chief’s a heart attack. c^it here In 47 days. The first are proposing a mixture of heli­ learning, so often ' made by Mark II noon. Precipitation should be­ Thomas Mirtl and Peter Ramey. . • That same theory would continue to time.” The voice, which only a few wjas triggered by a strike um and oxygen for the internal come showery during the after­ theological liberals, frequently Signals Fading Forty-seven Cub Scouts and OIL FURNACE ,jiay that now Hanoi feels itself back days befJ^e flowed to the deepest re­ ‘Hag Showing’ against the New York 'Dmes atmosphere. The reason for us­ Is more accurately an appeal noon. There is a good chance of 15 fathers attended the Nov. 20 PREMIUM SNOW TIRES cesses of the senate chamber on a flood LONDON (AP) — Britain was which lasted 25 days In Septem- ing helium is------its inability------to dis-- thundershowers developing oa to their own biases. And noth­ OR 'under Peking’s thumb again, and must PARIS (AP) — France’s first ing will more quickly stimulate football game at Storrs between of tears was almost inaudible but said reported ready today to send a her and October. Other mem­ solve in the fatty tissues of the mild air pays the region a brief Hherefore behave that way--until some "flag Stig^ng” military force to space satellite continued orbit­ dogmatic tactics, such as sar­ the University of Connecticut BOILER ^ that senator.*! really didn’t expect lav­ bers of the Publishers Asaocia- body. Thus If the MOL Is hit by visit. The cold front aasodated 7.00 X 13 — . Tubeless B lo e k ...... $23.90 .secret synchronized plan for deliverance Zambia.’ ^ e African-ruled na­ ing today, but Its radio signals casm and ridicule, than to and Holy Cross, as guests of the ish treatment, at which Teddy took off tion of New York had suspended a meteor and It loses its preS with the storm area and mark­ realize the inadequacy of one’s :’can be worked out. tion north breakaway Rho­ F R E E F R E E University of Connecticut. in a chopper, accompanied by a guard liad all but died away. sure the men will not suffer ing the leading edge' of even arguments. 7.75 X 14 — Tubeless Block...... 24.90 I ' If Hanoi thus has. associates who desia. publication in support of the ' of four otiicr choppers, to see how the Technicians said that the Times. from the “bends.” ' (Conservatism in any area of much colder air will advance Exclusive VohiMetric Com* ^ o u ld regard Hanoi’s willingness to get real fighting men were making out in Tension between Zambia and "beep-beep” signal from the A1 The precise orbiting altitude into western portions of New thought Is on the defensive to­ 8.25 X 14 — Tubeless Block.; ...... 27.90 white-ruled Rhodesia mounted day. .It Is not what people as a OUDA" bustion gives an instant, ^specific about peace as a stab in the the jungle. satellite could be heard from of the MOL Is as yet undecided. England by evening with teim- 1 1966 clean flame which burns at after saboteurs blew up an elec­ whole want, because it repre­ Traffic Deaths ^hack, Washington is in much the same Senator Kennedy should have stood. time to time, but that it was There are cogent reasons why peratures failing Into the low 8.55 X 14 — Tubeless Block...... 29.90 top efficiency—no smoke or trical power line tower Friday New Indictment sents confinement within cir­ |flx. He was face to face with a man who! very feeble. Radio transmis­ this should be at ah altitude of 80s by Sunday morning. While iHOUSEj soot . . . no waste of fuel. in im apparent effort to cripple cumscribed limits—it suggests ' Across Nation j At least half our concern and effort had the heart of a Congre.ssional Medal sions to Indicate details on the ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—A Pul­ 300 miles. A t this altitude the the significant precipitation will REUGIOUS CALENDARS Heat is “ locked” in the fur­ Zambia’s rich copper produc­ unbending rules, realistic but nace between firing periods. eln Vietnam is to keep some kind of of Honor winner. His big brother onpe orbiting also encountered trou­ ton County Superior Court judge atmospheric drag is so minimal be over by late afternoon', a few -unpleasant alternatives. Men Climb to 298 BUY2 — GET 2 NEW WHEELS FREE tion. ble, they said. that It can stay aloft for a long and not wasted up the chim­ Jnative regime propped up to play the wrote a book about Courage. Richard has ordered the preparation of brief sprinkles or even snow are looking for the easy way, I ( WHITEWALLS — SLIGHTLY HIOHEB ney. Thousands of owners Kriegal sliowed the kind of courage Almost all morning newspa­ time. Also, at this alUtude, the the. imrestricted, libertine so­ Holiday House at 39 Y’ole of the government which formally Part of the trouble apparently indictments against Mardon R. flurries are likely by Sunday (Continued from Page One) report exceptional oil sav­ few men possess. He gave a politician pers in London reported that was due to damage to the anten­ Walker, the daughter of a U.S. astronauts can see a larger sec­ morning over the Berkshires. lution. Everything is relative— For all Manchester Parishes now available at Cottage St. o fte n a new NO TRADE NEEDED — NO DOWN PAYMENT ings. No soot means that and legally invited us into Vietnam. some type of BriUsh Unit, possi­ make an advance estimate of an honest answer. ^ na* during the launching. naval officer, "and James For­ tion of the earth. Temperatures around the na­ there are no absolutes. (John kind o f retirement living. the cause of about 90% of bly from the Royal Air Force, 16:13). And pity the poor man deaths on the highways for Washington doesn’t dare think what Of course, there is no chance that A three-stage rocket hurled man, an executive of the Stu­ As a point of fact, the higher tion early today ranged from 16 our Manchester office while the supply lasts. Handy to atores, churches, BUY 2 S N O W RETREADS service calls it also elimi­ would be sent soon to Zambia, who dares chaUenge this trend, Thanksgiving. The council said theater and buses. Home­ nated. Phone us, or coma might happen to that regime and to the Mr. Kriegal will be rewarded. Indeed the 92.6-pound space vehicle Into altitude is preferable, for If a below zero at Havre, Mami^rw formerly Ndrthem Rhodesia. dent Non-Violent Coordinating for he stands to be lampooned Thanksgiving U lar:,£:y a like rooms and surround­ in—we’X demoostrata. never too satisfactory will of the South his future career in government is not orbit Priday from a launching Committee, on charges of vio­ target of Interest Is viewed, to 77 at Corpus Christl, Texas. Come in early and don't be disappointed. GET 2 NEW WHEELS — Va PRICE Prime Minister Harold Wil­ mercilessly by his “broad­ holiday p a t Urvolvea leee k>nf ings; good food. Mary H. Vietnamese people to fight if it ever likely to be brilliant: He lacks a sense pad at Hammagulr, Algeria. lating (Seorgla’s riot and mali­ photographic action can be tak- Strong southerly winds have minded” adversaries. son’s office declined to com­ distance 1 driving than on oitier and Katherine M. Oiblin, became known that we were meeting of diplomacy. On the other hand, may, Long-distance radar con­ cious mischief laws. en before itte MOL has moved ^traaisported very wairm all ALL. TIRES CARRY NO LIMIT OUARANTBE ment on the newspaper reports. air major hmldayB. ownera, tor S3 yeaiji op­ be he wasn’t courageous after all. May­ firmed that the A1 had gone Into on. A t the lower latitude— 'northward as far as the Vhvl. Send today tor ^ a FREE JARVIS AGENCY erators of the ^nchester secretly to talk of peace with repre­ Saboteurs blew up a tower on Miss Walker’s previous con­ A surv*ey by The Associated FOGARTY be he was just fed up to the ears with. orbit. where the manned flights have nlas. Morgantown West Virol, Bible corresponded e course. Convalescent Home. Call sentatives of North Vietnam. the electrical power line 27 viction In Fulton Superior Cpurt Press, tor comparative pur­ VIPs and what could they do about it *The Defense Ministry said the tous far taken place — the nia. reported a te’mperatur^f HIM II. ir f REALTORS ~ INSURORS at' 39 Cottage St. or phone But at least one of the nightmare miles south of Kltwe which sup­ was reversed by the U.S. Su­ poses, Covered a. non-hoUday BROS.. Inc. anyway, send him to Viet Nam ? * principal purpose of the shot preme Court In a decision based Marer apprctach to the earth 71 degrees .at 5 a.m. tWa mom- CHURCH OP CiqUST 649-2868 tor full informa­ P A I r ’ C discount dangaia Washington can imagine la plies the copper mines near period cf lOB hours from 6 p.m. tion. Katherine M. OlbUn, —STAMFORD ADVOCATE was to test the launchl^ rocket,' on the reversal of oilier civil ^ s permit smaller objects to Ing. Iiucontriast, O h a h le ^ onlv Lydall and Vernon tits. Kitwe, in north Zambia. be seen afid scrutinized. Wednesday Nbv.. lO to mididght Administrator. 319 Broad St, called the Diamond. rights sit-in cases. be seen afid scr,.Hni,«d how- 90 miles southwest, ia reiiorted Phone: 643-2517 283 EAST CENTER STREET Cor. of Lonox v U L L O STATION •ver,-at thia lower altittida the only 64 degrees. Bible Classes, 9:45 a.m. Sunday Nov. 14. K ahowed 666 Worship, 10:46 a.m.. 6:00 p m pwBona kM)t tbetr Uvea in trafiac 451 WEST CENT^jR ST.—TEL. 643-5332 Phone 649-4539 acoidenba. I li'

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Checkbook Sports Vu^ing SATURDAY Bout Looms . (22r30) .Army vs. Navy •y - ' 4 / 4:15 (80) Rolier Derby 4;S0 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis n Over Picks w 6:00 ( 8) Raee of the Week NEW YORK (AP) ( 8) Yale Sports The National and Ameri* Weekedd am leagues began draft­ 6:00 ( 8) Wide World of CAR LEASINC ing the top college foot­ Sports 0UNL1FFE HIGH GRADE! ball players in the country SUNDAY On 1 or 2 today and were expected to 1:00 ( 8) Time Out for MOTOR SALES trigger another checkbook Sports YEAR H A N EXPERT AUTO BODY'and PRINTING j battle — over last year’s (80) AFU—PatrioU FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial ] vs. Jeta First In Manchester. New draft picks. It ' cars, full maintenance, fully ENAMEL aid LACQUEtt Printing^ j ( 8) NFLr—Bears vs. The unusual situation is creat­ Insured to reduce your prob-’ Qualify r e f i n i s h i >:g s ■ ll Giants Prompt and i^flcjtent ' ed by the fact that some out­ lems and worries. For fiffi In­ REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of All Kinds ( 8) NFIi—Packers at formation call FREE ESTIMATES standing: talent was selected last Rams Seafood year as redshlrts — players BT. 83—VERNON. CONN whose college class had gradu­ Poul Dodge Pontloe 43 OAK ST. dust Above the Traffic Community Press ! ated — and many scouts do not INC. t e l . 64U-9087 Circle 9 East Middle ’Fpke. : consider the 1985 crop ot college S78 MAIN S’TItEET TEL. 648-0016 Telephone 643-5727 seniors outstanding. Phone 649-2881 We Urge You To Support "This Is not a bumper crop,” The Luts Junior Museum said one scout who asked that ASA his name not be used In evalu- MORNINGBELLES — Novel- PONTIAC PUMP SERVICE G LASS ! years available tal- la Jones 138—342, Carole Gar- AND • For Auto Windshields , ent. The so-called ‘sure-pop’ riaon IMPORTED Water Systems and Pumps player is missing from this GERMAN WINES G For Store Fronts and all ^ Jacuzzi G(>ulds sizes of windows year's draft. There is no Joe Fairbanks Morse T ^ P E S T EARLY BIRDS — Rose La- G For ’Table Tops ' Namath at quarterback and , 0.1 « . » , . KRONSIEGEL 24 Hour very few in most other posi- ^ 1964 VINTAGE Emergency OPEN 8 A.M, to 8 P.M. ' tions.” Tice 459. SALES OHl SERVICE MOSELL WINES Service SATURDAY 8 AJO.-NOON Steeler Dilemma There was, however, some _ Service 0.0 exceptional talent picked last K^NEGADES — Dick Far- All Makes PAUL DOUGE 1.69 Call Hartford Herald Angle year now eligible for signing. ‘ ’ J. A. WHITE Sales S 2 S - 3 9 9 3 Service Dickson for Redecorating The group includes Texas Tech PONTIAU, INa 69 Jensen St,, Manchester GLASS CO. By Spices Grid Play running back Etonny Anderson, TBI-TOWN — Bemle Leduc Are you planning to redec- tlon given by the staff for 878 Main S t—Tel. 649-2881 81 Bissell S t—TeL 649-7822 E AR L Y O ST Tulsa quarterback Bill Ander- ^Ol. Ron Simmons 201, Herb VICHI'S orate your home during the everything Is covered complete- Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP) — Tommy Wade is 23 but he Missouri back John Ro- 201, Frank Shlmaitis 209, PACKAGE STORE winter season? James Dickson large drop cloths. These Now Time to Repair Screens 7 hasn't airived yet. Ed Brown has arrived but h e ’s 3S 212, Bin Tobin 20 BISSELL ST. BELMON7 says this is the best time of fo °L e y ^Sn“ b V S '^ o v w everyone has vnfite Glass Co. is selected Congratulations to Grid Coaches And that’s the dilemma facing the Pittsburgh Stcelei-s T"® t LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT: Little Billy year to have the work done for ^ogt valued furniture without “ P ^**® sash for win- means that Us work Is of out- TOURAINE MANCHESTER Either the v oiin v ster on tlfo TiV around the hard-running ^^e^luc 233-580, Bill Demeo 215- Sauldsberry got lost in the crowd of 10,000 at the CARPET PLAZA ; Getting back on tlie “ track” after assisting in the on the way down win have to ______y P 01 th e veteran Anderson, who was so highly MS. John C^jcllo 2^8-561, Dick the woodwork is thoroughly any danger of soli. ter, but before you store your standing quality, Road Race but was re.scued by Police Chief Jim WE HAVE OUR OWN promotion of the annual Five Mile Road Race, sincere handle the''quarterbacking Sun^ .. . thought of last year he was Kingsley 212-593. Bob Arendt CUSTOM MADE dried out and a better job can There are many books of screens, what kind of shape are , ^ .decorative, so MEMORIAL CO. Reardon after the event. The youngster was later CLEANING PLANT PAINTS iongratulations are extended to Coaches Dave Wiggin day for the stceiers, who could Buddy Hum- picked on the first round of the f200-587, Bill Calhoun 213-569 CANVAS AWNINGS be d o n e ^ d h e Is one man that wallpaper samples to choose they in? If they have tears or ® ^ Opposite East Cemetery 4f Mor,/.V,oof».. TJ;„U TJ„I---- 4. „ 4. ir „ „ 4. 0 - 4.“ “ .-- ho th. /In., ------M.. 4____ pliTeys has been unable to move NFL draft by the Green Bay Earle Everett Sr. 208-551. reunited with his father. (Uemld Photo by Satemla) 15% OFF on surely knows all the answers from and when It comes to hoi*., m h«,v, . .u . borne. 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If you have the combina.' ‘*®to “ se. 7, it out if they want Ander- Bollbre EdwardTl35. and unless you are a trained you st all the advantages of a tlon storm or screen sa« Mm* •• ^ M Upholstery Awnings smart to let James Dickson ad- vvlthout the added expense. efficiently Don’t wait ^,.ntn ‘ ’’ ®^ ^®®^ ‘^‘'’®®‘ ‘®y ‘’ rafts, Indians won eight of nine starts on ihcir tirt m„a„s, Which viiih- ,h.rt„bccu r .a H 7. li. ff"Z clo7 ™t-7 -dgar7 7 iu°sL?n'"tOT7ght7 lth P and I y I Shop STEVENSON’S nd East five of nine, all wins the Browns won 24-19 on a kenton and Jolin Bixxlie of the Hglits to him. 129—368, Robbie Rines 125. e Door Canopies vise you about your color Business firms and profes- you need the screens replaced “ ®f^ • Storm -Doors RE-UPHOLSTERING Jomlng at home. touchdown with 44 seconds left ^^ers figure to hook up in on Roland, one of the best all appearance against a team looking for a place in the ' schemes V^ether you want slonal men take advantage of Take them down now so thft ^ • Combination Windows your entire home done over or the fine services offered by the when you need them they will b fd ^ jn s . 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Here again, you can be ’ ts owners Joseph White and ' toeasure your windows for * Tune-Ups since. 1945, when the Five Mile games in the Sun Bowl 7 : JS B E s s . the holidays but It is not a bit assured of swift and profession- Archie Larochelle are to dls- '"stall these ventilators Complete SelePhiladelphia at St .spurted all .sca.«on. Jlinnesota quarterback...... 551, Jim Taylor 202, John Janes Miami, which dropped four of and Trucking Co. American basketball player. vens. with suggestions if you wi.sh or skilled men are employed and ®bower stalls are the answer to ville High, named the Basket- ixiui.s. Houston has been alternating Hankimson and San Diego Stale Officer 550. its first six starts, has bounced Asked by Town DON WILLIS VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Four small college powers KEM-TONE® help you in any way.'^He will it goes without saying that b®®P'ng the bathroom tidy. You 163 W. 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Glass Is will host a Tip-Off basketball [ , ? 1'’ ® played a 20^0 tie” T ^ d i f ^ f w A ,M E R I C A N LEAGI R . . . I’,!'! 'i’™" ^ ^ Th® Irish, however, are two- gu-sta. Ga. Sundays 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. in the Five Miler here Tlianks- a 20-20 tie Thanlcsglring / M E R I C A N LEAGI E - - Diego in the AFL and PhHad^ SERVICE STATION joined his pochlorite for the Mt Nebo tool th r ®"''°^ ‘'’ ®’'‘ ‘ bathroom program tonight at the school Day w'hile Oakland and Denver ^ton., 8, Estonians vs. Jim's; pliia touchdowTi favorites to nick im r- ■ . father In 1922 and f ® ’' f the finest in workman.ship,.r 1.. »? shelves to cover coffee tables General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS giving. "Too cold,” was Rob­ Y LE.-VGUE — FTed McCurrv their strong ground game after Hn '* Ferrum, Va., 134 E. CENTER ST.’ the name Dick.son In is synono-na.wmHQ^ shcd of thc— ------rccreatlop oepart- » . " S&m starting at 7:30. Coach are not scheduled. 8:45, Watkin's “A" vs. Wvman ______To do work for insurance — in fact It protects all your V bins' answer when a.sited why TEL. 649-6977 mous with quality and integ- "lent, plus a quantity for the Don Bums will introduce his n a t i o n a l LEAGI E Tues., 152-165-422, Tony Marinelli the Michigan State debacle and the Nnt "^1° ° ') ’ companies you must meet rigid he wa.s wearing the sliocs. The Tlie Giants will have a tough rity. town water department. cherished furniture. Glass Is im­ stjiuad, stage an Intra-squad 8, East Sides v.s., Lakewood; 148-142—394. Jerry Smith 363, finish with an 8-2 sea.son mark. Bowl at standards and the White Glass Trinity Defeated Art Johnson 160-388, El Carter Bill VVolski, Nick Eddy and Lnr! ^ Savannah, Ga. pervious to all kinds of stains ^^rimmage an.1 Re e 7 e „ T m ‘ ®toperature u7en t)us w ru 7r Bears, who 8:45, Nazarene vs. Watkins Today everyone Is most con- . ”^b® Prices to be quoted will Co. does a great deal of work ® ritierees jim _ ___ ' ______have won .ssix x of their tecilast <.seven1 0 ,-or Army and Navy staged their and spills and you need not UnUed Rtht-aU i. Murray and Jim Horvath will '■®l’‘’rted for work Turkey Day scious of Insurance and when ,® *’®9tored to remain In force rw mm»m« wwiiMw . behind rookie standout Gale B ; Wed., 8, Lakewood a-s HARTFORD (API—Bob Ochs stopped cold by the for them. Only companies that worry over cigarette burns. Ostrinsky conduct a brigf clinic. Rule degrees but it was in kicked Trinity's only goal Fri- Aceto 148-^55, Spartans’ huge forward wall, annual war at Philadelphia thi.s TIRES—BA’TTERIES .vou employ the service of Wll- ’ b® (oivn’s needs from the -« r m rar -M dir AMW9Hium<.m Sayors and revitalized quarter- T°omey's; Fri., 8, Toomey’s measure Up to these standards Make______the White Glass Co. your change.s will be discussed. Hor- tlie 50.S by the time the race afternoon while six bowl-bound ACCESSORIES iiam Dickson & Son you are ful- ('"*® "f (be bid openings to the 858 BURNSIDE AVE. DEALER IN WASTE back Rudy Bukich. Sayers ^ ‘‘ ^^‘’®ne- day as tlie Bantams were de- 350, Carl Bolin «gure to find more running are authorized to do insurance headquarters for every kind ot 'vath has been named president '’‘ -''''ted with a bright sun over- Adam Tycz 350, Don against Miami, teams concluded their regular- EXPERT LUBRICATION ly protected for they carry full ®"*’ 1966. EAST HARTFORD needs one touchdown to tie the feated by Army 3-1 in the sec- work and the fact that the glass MATERIALS of the Central Connecticut As- '’®®‘* • .• • Vale-Harvard Sport.s NFr7p"coivi77 season schedules. insui^nce against ev^ery possible Sealed bids for the items, 13 for a rookie. Last Niplit’ s Fight ond round of the NCAA soccer ^®‘ ® Brazitis Sopiiomore quarterback Bill Franchise Dealer For tub Fifth-ranked Alabama, Or- contingency. Workmen's Com- " ’bich may be bid on separately, 289-6333 *)cintion of Football Officials " cri‘ cnd will be featured on on a- toumament, and Army will ad- t ^f*” ®r, whose next touchdown Acorn Imperu-all Paints Channel 8's sports show tonigiit phiiBHBi7r7 4 PIZZA and pensation is carried up to $100,- be opened Dec. 16 at 11 RA6S, IRON The local man is a pa.sV pre7y Hliannel 8 s sports show tonigiit PMadMnhfa"‘' ‘‘* ''‘“ ® ^’'®® ® FR.4N7’®®-P°tot decisions. Chicago’s 182-461. Ginny Clark 182-483. '^®f°‘’®' with Notre Dame win- T ft"' Phone 643-9149 RESTAURANT her German husband after tr- Marie and her husband, Ulrich Methodi.st. these men are fully trained and 8:00 Dick Robinson WATKINS-WEST CHRISTMAS ^<=0 Bears heating the Detroit Lions, Ruth Wiecek 187-452, Jennie 1:00 News. Sicii Off riving here penniless and giving Blerschenk, stayed at the asso- Hydramat.c Transmission 120 CHARTER OAK ST. experienced.. Some of them have . WBCII-OlO —j,iu Heggitt 479, Wanda Kaselauskas birth to a daughter. clatlon’s relief center for five McCormlc°k'‘if'"M ‘ *’® Buffalo Bills Repairing 643-1492 1:00 Army vs. Navy FUNERAL TOYS McCormick of Manchester has trimmed San Diego, 27-24 This 492, Lee Pope 452, Marie up to 16 or 18 years of expe- (iaS Highirghts 'The friend said Friday that days and left Nov. 9 without Fraser 463. All Work Guaranteed nence In this field so that you 7 •2??®'^? "®®''®‘ ®''^ P^“ - Turkey Dav the pro con- Bullets Got Better of Deal Anna Marie Hitz Blerschenk giving a forwarding address, Texaco Lubrication Service know you are getting the work Qmrt'Hours SERVICI^- • Bikes • Sleds vv i4^ !f \ ® succeeded tests wound up in deadlocks 12-00 and her husband arrived in Car- In Washington, D.C., Anna done , by experts. Housewives WTic—1080 • Skis • Toboggans The al's7 ^Bddletowm. Baltimore and Detroit battled FLORAL Helen 'Valentine We Give Green Stamps Lfj^king for a place for ^ a s Nov. 2 "totally broke.’’ Spring, Anna Marie’s mother, o r m a n d j . w e s t 472, With Knicks Results Show approclate the care and protec- ^00 Monitor I^ssionc7 of ®°'"' 24-24 stalemate and Biif- w®"'."' Sports, Weather The friend said, "They had bo said she 'would go to Caracas If Director,, Values Are Great! mlssioner of assignments for faio tied San Diego 20-aIl that Special Affair? 7:00 Monitor money to pay even hotel bills ho she could verify that it was her the Central Board of Basket. of«« au. 11:00 News 142 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER bell Officials. Ozimek, service manager COMBINE - Bill Beelisle fh f beu"er^!f'“ torW a ?“ 8 ^ ^ ° ' BmTlc^eTs''^^28 iWE CATER TO: 11:15 Snorts Final we took her to the clinic and daughter who Sent her a cable- 11:30 Starlleht Serenade at Moriarty’s, passed along this gave them some money. Later -gram saying: SURPLUS SALES CO. • oddity . . . George Wlgton, for- TURNPIKE • Banquets • Weddings MANCHESTER 1:00 Sign Off Manchester’s Oldest 169 N. Main St. at Depot Sq. 2 BarSomeJ 2l.?'?phn'°Chav:s' l^ U e'liltS a fr f X “ • Gatherings WINF—12M on we saw the baby girl.’ ’ "Have married. Birth certlfl- Here ’n T h e r e toer head basketball coach at 246. Dick Brewster 210-562, cia T i ‘ Asso- j^ew York t^ k , , . 12:15.DlaI 1$ With Finest Faculties Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. Dan Propescius 204 Ed Yan-! 5foik took an early lead TEXACO • Group Meetings RUG CLEANING 1:00 News A legal guardian reportedly is cates show I am 18. Stop this J. FARR — 648-7111 .East CaUiolic baslietball games ’^’’® ” ®"' "^ntor '. COMPANY 1:10 Dial 12 in charge of the Hitz estate, ridiculous persecution. I am kowski 212-558, Dick Bennett ^^^® traded Bellamy to ting ?6 of every description 6:45 Johnny Erau Open'24 Hours A Day which Anna Marie cannot use happy now.’’ The reference to be broadcast again thfs sea! in 'tb rN s t,” ' 550. New York Nov 1 for Tohnn,, 5- P°tots, but Uie Royals We have the “ Know-H'/w” 16 HANN.LWAY 8T. 8:00. News 60n by radio station WTNF in r< ^4 National Cross to pleaM you! 8:.t5 Dial 12 until she is 21. 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Or Rlckover Comer Broad and Doctors at Centro Medico Uni- bassy watchman In Washington ^ ic k a have won only three and t ^ ^^®e-point play by Boston'^ SERVICE 2:00 Ken OrlMin said today footbaU doesn’t 6:00 Gary Giraid verslty Hospital said a woman told him they fled from the Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service lost 10. Ls-rry Siegfried broke a 73-73 Middle ’Tpke. West — Uso — ■pp of the felt hat In the dlrec- fifth here a year ago. have anything to do with the United States because his wife Complete Insurance Coverage Egan, Green and Barnes ^*®,’, '' ^® Celtics rapidly Pl^one 643-2176 making of good military of. Read Herald Ads. FIJIftNlTUBE CLEANING wanted to avoid her mother. Est. 1915 fleers. played Important roles Frldav !®^ Detroit In idght as the Bullets whipped the r ® *' ^ Providence, R.I. - Unwn, P&W Negotiating The director also quoted Asked to predict the out­ Los Angeles Lakers, the West- **^'’‘toek led the CJelts with Blershcenk as saying they fled [Golf Game Deteriorated— come of today’s Army-Navy era Division leaders, u o Scott was high because he did not want to be footbaU game at Philadel­ -107 wffile the Knicks bowed to Cln- Pistons with 26. New Three-Year Contract drafted into the U. S. Army and WM. DICKSON & SON phia, Rlckover said ' ‘The [ Nichlaus^ Others Disagree sent to fight In Viet Nam. Bler­ Tel. 649-0920 — Mahchrater, Conn. purpose of an academy is not ^ ‘“ ® Cunningham schenk said he was trying to get — >Ast year’s winner, and 1963 U- to produce the finest foot­ 4h T 4 CeltlcK. sparked Philadelphia, coming '” ‘® ‘tontract there expires Dec. craft and Machinists Union . a job In Venezuela, the director ^ g Jack Nlcklaus, who In four tllst Rex Baxter ball team, but outstanding w l„ Division leaders, ‘ ’‘ ® P®nch In the second pei^ 4 years has become the monarch . - added. 0 officers.” cni<.hX ® 'T straight by and getting nine quick points I ^ e 1746 reportedly have Unlonpamphletshavelndlcat- ot professional golf, says his nhll ^4” Nlcklaus, the The.admiral, an exponent ^ e d on a temporary contract ed the union Is pressing for ^ m e has deteriorated. The oth- av- h fashioned a S i e f n h . and P«» the 76ers to wUhlTone of atomic energy and ef­ ®'‘ " Fran- 57-56 at halftime. He got Tr Mirnttw job. . . wt luvs jut Um riiM Da hail Improvements In current tiM for it • .. in colors to nutch inyttwvl Haw • ' •r players in -the Cajun adssic IliUi Ss firs^dal's ^ ficiency, even challenged the SCO 132-X20 in Friday’s oUier ^ ore fast points at the start expiration nelet Tuesday mid- negotiations; - the final PGA tourney of 1965 ® ® auestlon on color?. . . what to utt?... how to do'll? FOR CHRISTMAS GIVE view .nsuaUy attributed to '* ^ ^ a m e s . ^ the second half as Phlladel- MOTOR AID-R A GIFT THAT GROWS - - don’t agree with him.^ ^ d e r ^ r Tv. »*tl US lor assert help oa your Rrt piltdini lob. t- *«!. **®'’® pay- which the 1 imder par on the 6,656-yard Uie Duke of Wellington more EgM and Green played only P***® took the lead to stay. Revolutionary New m ^ * 4w** ^ ra**®’ aerospace em- • From one of the largest carries a one-stroke Oakboume Country Qub course Ulan a century ago about BuUeU’ homo Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Combos tlon Principle P’‘>y®«-provide; a cost-oMlving coin inventories In New '^^Oonalds skills in aUiIetlos helping win DlGtribnted ' adjustment clause, which It says ' England tte $33,000 tourney over Bert their first victories on the PGA wars. Every time then Is key goals. 76ers. Cunningham finished X h tbe three-year agree- other aerospace contracU have; • Supplies A Accessorlea hamburgers, Reaver, winner of one tourney circuit here, had 66s Friday (me of these Mg military' Green tapped in a rebound to 24. Guy R odgersL d Sa^ 7l 3 m iN ST., mNOTESTER—PHONE 64^501 4 severance pay bimefits for thoee • Teletype Sendee ^ • y e a r , and rookie Babe Hlsk- Jim Ferree. who has won fo ^ contests between sendees, The ^ o n 1s bargWnIng agent permanenUy laid off, and MANCHESTE! 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AND ALU KPoero 52 unclose c a a a c a n n a a COPY CLOSING TTIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tric ranges. Oil burners ' b u g g s b u n n y VOUR ROCKEI^' 50 EITHER FIND FOR t h e s a k e o f a . 13 Diimounted a a r a a a a m n E i H TRANS WORLD WANTED — Full-time servloo 14 Italian coin 93 Church part MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 A.M. — SATURDAY 0 a m . cleaned and repaired. Oosma YOURSELF A tsoB NEKT WEEK OR ] FEW PALTRY- 1R Dia1«rarS»«t 54 15«8lEast IPT.I(Fr.) □ c i a a l E J C i a a a Appliance, 849-0065. BtaUon attendant. Apply in per- dK^UU o l l a r s , e s a o / unit ®® weary a a a l a a a a c i O. BE PREPARED TO TAKE ONE ^^Y Bon. Boland Motors, 869 Can* f 1 GUESS y ^ ^ OBVIOUSLY TH>Sjr BULLY HAS NO brother tom LINES UP' 56 Driving (var.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD FLOORS cleaned and waxed in AIRLINES HEAD GOT IN TH' ? -I i»»ii 1 ■ commands 11 Scottish ter St. 5 SENSE OP HU^AO^^/ GUVNORi "toad" (var.) 38 Flee from homes, offices or business. WAV O'/WV'BALL. la^tired'^ ^*** F°’"* ITSquaUer confinement Classifiefl OP "Want Ada" are taken over Die phone aa a K. C. Overhaul Base BUTCH- T SlLSchool (ihrj DOWN 19 Solemn 46 Intervening convenience^ The advertiser shonld read Us ad the FIRST Available days, evenings. Satis­ EXPERIENCED tod and gaga HEH-HEHl 21 Caviar 1 Courageous 23 Defeated dne (law) DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS U Dnie for the faction guaranteed. Free esti­ MECHANICS makers, and Bridgeport oper^ 22 C lerwise 2 German stream 24 “Arsenic and 41 Domestic next Insertion. The Herald U responsible fop only ONE tnoor* mates. Insured. George Farr, ators. Apply at E and S Gage i4 Elia 3 Word used by Old---- rect OP omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only 649-9229. Company, Mitchell Dr. 26 Horae'a gait • Poe’s "Raven" 25 Book of the 42 Highlander Join tile dynamic, expanding 27 Young aeit 4 Antiquated Bible 43 Pueblo Indian to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors wUch do not SO Protozoan 5 Nautical term 26 Told in books 44 Heavy blow lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by LEAVES Removed by giant vac­ team of Technical Service me­ :1m 32 Legislative body 6 Mocker 27 Wayfarer 46 French stream “make good” Insertion. uum system. Also complete chanics in overhaul of TWA’b 34 Capture (coll<) 7 Summer (Fr.) 28 Shoshoncan 47 Alleviate large Jet Fleet. MEN WANTED 35 Expimger 8 "Peyton -----” 29 Father (Fr.) 48 Volumes, for rubbish removal service. Reas­ 36 Compass point 9 Venetian resort 31 Most jgnobie instance (Rockville. Ton Free) onable rates. Free estimates. DAY SHIFT AND 37 Oracle 50 Tatter M & M Rubbish Co., 649-9767. NOW RECRUITING THE NIGHT SHIFT 643-2711 FOLLOWING SPE)CIALISTS: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 875-3136 DICK’S SERVICE — Snow- plowlng, trucking, moving, rub­ Small progres.'rive oompooy 12 13 14 RADIO In a growing Industry,_ ^ 0 bish removal, carpentry, clean­ i i ' ing, general repairs, all types Experience in radio or elec­ good starting salary, paid 15 17 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ^mA6$eP HUBBf/ tronics or navigational systems vacations a n d holiday*, of odd jobs. Try Dick, reason­ N6W Y0/?k',UY. repair. ALLY OOP able. 643-4536. bonus plan, hospitalizatioin BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 19 |20“ 24-Hour Answering Service //-»7 and opportunity for ad- IaIe DOKN'T LINE MECHANIC I GUESS TWSUY WAS I IN FACT IT SEEMS TO like EifKER ■ vancement. Apply RIGHT, ALL RkSHT...THERE'S,^^*~L ME THERE'S A LCTTA CHOICE = 21 iz 23 Free to Herald Readers Household Services' "A” A "P" licenses required. things that AINT ■ Want Information on one of our classifled advertisement* f No Offered 13-A Moving:—^Trucking— GOVER MENT SOVERVIENT 1 IN THIS GOVTHENT answer at the telephone listed T Simply caU the Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 SHBB7T METAL ANO-COIL CORP. ANYWAY_ / OF 'lOURS! !z4 25 28 29 Storage 20 ■ ■ REWEAVINQ of bums, moth WAITRESSES wanted. Apply Experience in fabricating from 40 Brooklim SL holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ MANCHESTER Delivery. Light Acadia Restaurant, 103 Tolland IMPORTANT NOTICE blueprints. Should be familiar CARNIVAL 30 31 32 33 EDWARDS dow shades made to measure, RockvlUe, Conn. BY DICK TURNER ■ trucking and package delivery. ’Tpke., Manchester. The 1964 Civil Rights Law with heat treating, flgpirlng all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Refrigerators, washers and prohibits, with certain excep­ bend tolerances and A/C metal 34 35 - ANSWERING SERVICE made while you wait. Tape re­ stove moving specialty. Folding tions, discrimination because repair. MEAT PRCKJES80R — willing 1 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 chairs for rent. 649-0752. of sex. It will now be neces­ 35 3, 3S | | | 3 9 Main., 649-62.31. MEAT WRAPPERS sary for our readers not only worker with experience or will­ 6494)5(10 - 875-2519 AIRCRAFr ing to learn the meat process­ ■ to read the usual Female Experience In rigging flight 40 and leave yonr message. You’D hear from onr advertiser in Jig WATKINS PRODUCTS—Per- Painting—Papering 21 Ambitious woman worker Help Wanted and Male Help ing field. A great opportunity time without spending all evening at the telephone. sonal shopping service in your Wanted classifications, but controls, changing cables, re­ for ambitious person, very Ub- INSIDE and outside paintln:?:. preferably experienced, but 42 43 44 45 46 home or mine. Over 200 items also our Classification Help pairing fuel systems and other e-ol benefits. Apply In person, 47 48 You name your own price. will train to work in re­ Wanted — Male or Female APG work de.slred. ■ now as near as your tele­ frigerated room, very liber­ Grote & Weigel, 76 Granby St, M-37 Automobiles For Sale 4 phone. Eleanor Buck, 643- Special rates for homeowners . . . 37. Bloomfield. 49 50 51 65 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. al benefits. Apply in per­ SPRAY PAINTER 1968 T-blrd, white, radio and 5768. 135-137 Spruce St. son. HERALD heater, one car owner, best Experience with pressure pots b'2 53 54 AMERICA’S largest selling EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ FIRST CLASS mechanic, must PRISCILLA’S POP n i l offer. Call 649-2206 or 649-4064. ing. Wallpaper books, paper- and spray guns, ma-sklng, lay­ BY AL VERMEER cleaner - Electrolux, matchless have own tools, top wages and out and use of lacquers and NOTICE bb 56 57 BOX L E H E R S 1968. 4 DOOR, hartop Pontiac, quality, enduring excellence, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ GROTE & WEIGEL full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. thinners. PRISCILLA! P------^ WELL, TRY ly insured. Workmanship guar­ 649-4671. SPECIAL ^TOP PLAYING excellent running condition, superior service. See, breathe, 76 Granby St., Bloomfield P L A Y IN G IT For Your 849-7046. touch no dirt. Call Mr. Ed, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. ELBCTTRICAL INSTRUMENT TOWN MEETING THAT RECORD ba ck w a rd s If no answer, 643-9043. FULL TIME gas station at^ BACKWARDS. b i S l t , ! 236-4251. Experience in trouble-shooting, TOWN OF ANDOVER, V. i> OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Information tendant wanted, middle aged CONNECTICUT PAINTING, exterior and in­ MEDICAL Transcriptionists — man preferred. See Tony, Paul repair and Installation of A/C 1964 FORD Fairlane, 4 - door electrical/instrument systems. The electors and citizen* COME O J—I KNOW t h e HERALD will not wagon, priced to sell. 742-7416. Building— (Contracting 14 terior, paperhanging, wallpa­ one full time, one part-time Dodge Pontiac, 373 Main St. qualified to vote In town meet­ IT'S LOVELY AND disclose the identity of per removed, dry wall work. Saturday and Sunday only. Call ings in the Town of Andover BEAUTIFUL TO LOOK any advertiser using box CARPEN’TRY — Concrete steps, Reasonable rates. Fully In­ Mrs. Becker, 643-1141 ext. 320. GUARDS — MALE wanted, MACHINIST AT, BUT ITS TWO floors, hatchways, remodeling full or part-time, must be over are hereby notified that a Spe­ O'CLOCK AND WE letters. Readers answer­ Trucks—^Tractors 5 sured. Free estimates. 649-9668, An equal opportunity employ­ Journeyman qualifications on cial Town Meeting will be held CAN SIT WITH IT ing blind box ads who porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Joseph P. Lewis. er. 21 years of age, have a clean all shop equipment including THEIR SOME MORE desire to protect their 1959 DODGE % ton pick-up, red ings, attics finished, rec roenna record. We welcome retired ID/OD grinders. at the Andover Elementary FIRST ___ tsjaorrow identity can follow this formica. No job too small. D & PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, School. Andover, on Friday, AUTOMOBILE NIGHT/ and white, full custom, A-1, WANTED — Shirt press opera­ persons in good health and able procedure: best offer over, $800, call 643- D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. interior and exterior. Paper tor, good hourly wiige, paid va- to prove It. Call for further in­ WELDER December 3rd, 1965 at 8:00 pjil. for the following purposes: Enclose your reply to the 4636. hang(ing and wall paper remov­ catiem, insurance benefits. Ap­ formation between 9-5, 247-8350 Pour years experience In Hell- box In an envelope — QUALI’TY Carpentry — Rooms, al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ply in person. Fisher Dry or apply Room 207, 15 Lewis 1. To Choose a moderator for 1 / arc welding on stainless steel said meeting. addressed to the Classi­ dormers, porches, basements Quality workmanship. Call Cleansers, 325 Broad St. St., Hartford. and aluminum. r fied Manager, Manchester refinished, cabinets, built-ins, 2. To see if the Town wlB <1-17 1 1 Auto Accessories—Tires 6 eveidngs, 627-9571. 1 r j T.M, leg U S. M. Off. U«1*T Evening Herald, together formica, aluminum, vinyl, HYDRAULKJS vote to change the membership with a memo listing the TWO 1959 Chevrolet, 800x14 steel, ceramo siding. William PAINTING AND paper hanging, TOOL & GAGE MAKERS of the Board for Admission of WAYOUT companies you do NOT wheels and snow tires, $20. Familiar with aircraft hydrau­ BY KEN MUSE Robbins Cjarpentry Service, good work, reasonable rate, 36 Electors to consist of the Town want to see your letter. Two 1962 Comet, 600 x 13 649-3446. years In Manchester. Your JIG BORE OPERATORS lic systems. Clerk, the Selectmen and the Your letter will be de­ wheels and tires, $15. 'Two stroyed if the advertiser is neighborhood is my recommen­ STENOGRAPHER Registrars of Voters. 1960 Plymouth 800x14 wheels, CARPEN’TRY — 32 years ex­ dation. Raymond- Flske, 649- Top rates, overtime, all benefit! STAR'ITNG RA'TE — one you’ve mentioned. If plus profit .sharing. 3. To see if the ’Town will $6. 643-8861. perience. (Ceilings and floors 9237. $3.20 PER HOUR PLUS vote to appropriate a sum not not it win be handled In tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ the usual manner. SHIFT PREMIUM exceeding $7500.00, as recom­ rages, additions, attics fin­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Attractive opening in mod­ Manchester Tool & Design Excellent fringe benefits in­ mended by the Board of Fi­ Auto Driving School 7-A ished, remodeled, concrete ing, wallpaper removed, fully ern office, for a com­ clude major medical benefits. nance, for the purchase of * 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester L TJA. Ut. Dr. f#. o«. /W 7 DRIVING Instructions — Home work. No job too small. Imme­ insured. Rene Belanger, 643- petent stenographer, inter­ Life insurance, retirement plan, town truck. Lost and Found diate estimates. 643-2629. 0512 or 644-0804. esting and varied work, ex­ 649-5263 N pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ stock purchase option and free 4. To see if the Town will “Our reducing club is a great success! We've lost 96 LOST — Passbook No. E8132. age classes. Special attention cellent salary and benefit and reduced rate transporta­ vote to transfer a sum not ex­ CEILING AND WALL renova­ prog:ram. tion for self and family. pounds . . . 178 countine our husbands!” Savings Bank of Manchester. to nervous and elderly. Serv­ tions and repairs, sheet rock Floor Finishing 24 ELECTTRICIANS, residential ex­ ceeding the sum of $7500.0() Application made for payment. ing Manchester and surround­ and plaster repaired. Ceramic perience, immediate employ­ from the Reserve for Capital and ■ K l i ing towns. Call Manchester tile installed. 10 years experi­ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Write P, O. Box 1821, ment. Call Walt Zemanek, 875- APPLY IN PERSON TO: Non-recurring Elxpenditures to Driving Academy, 742-7249. Ing (specializing in older Hartfotgi^^ Conn., stating 9370. the General FMnd, to be used I • HtA. hi TJI tag VI ,BOBKi F IFTY YEARS TOO SOON ence. Free estimates. Special Personals 3 rates for home owners. 649- floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ education, business experi­ for the purchase of a town BEN CASE! ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. ence and salary require­ OIL BURNER service man, ex­ truck. WANTED — Ride from Spruce Garage—Service— 9262. cellent income retirement plan. MASSACHUSETTS No job too small. John Ver- ments. EMPLOYMENT 5. To see If the town will ai^ to Cinerama, West Hartford, Storage 10 DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — faille, 649-5750. Fringe benefits. Advancement thorlze the Board of Selectmen FDR CAVID BER6, HAPPINESS DOESN'T 9-5. Call 643-2853. potential. Morlarty Brothers, SERVICE WINTER ST. — Garage for rent. Complete building service. New to enter into a contract for th* SHORT RIBS SEEM TO EXTEND INTO THE NIGHT. 315 Center St., 643-5135. WANTED — Ride to Pratt & construction, alterations or ad­ 225 Huntington Avenue purchase of a new town truck. BY FRANK O’NEAL THIS NIGHT. $8. per month. Call Glaston­ Bonds—Stocks— Whitney Aircraft, South Park­ bury 633-7402, 247-4046. ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ ELECTRICIAN — journeyman Boston, Massachusetts 6. To see if the 'Town win ing Lot, second shift, from ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0895. Mortgages 27 or experienced helper, imme­ vote to establish a reserve fund ' NOPe.THE SENEGAL’ MERRY CHRIS’TMAS! It wiU 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. vicinity of West Middle Tpke. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un diate employment. Call 649- to be known as the ‘‘Reserve ISI'HEBEA'TRUCE.SIR’ is -takins a nap/ Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 COMPLETE Remodeling — be a very merry one for Avon Friday. December 3 for the replacement of Town and Congress St., call 643-8806 Home building, carpentry serv­ limited funds available for sec Representatives. It can be for 4817. anytime. TWO 24’’ bicycles, girl’s, blue ond mortgages, payments to Owned 'Trucks,” for the puiv ice available. Dormers, room you too! Earn those extra dol­ NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE pose of providing funds for the Columbia, good condition, $15. additions, rec rooms, garages. suit your budget. Expedient lars the Avon way. This year WANTED — Riders to Hartford, Boy’s Coliunbia, used, $10. service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. EXPERIENCED painters. (Jail replacement of town owned from Manchester Vernon area, Free estimates by calling 643- our Gift Sets for all members 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. trucks. Call 643-8798. 1567, Wesley R. Smith Construc­ Bonds— Stocks— An Equal Opportunity V 8-4:30. 649-4024. of the family are selling better Employer 7. To see if the 'Town will tion Co. Mortgages 27 than ever. Don’t fail to take MACHINIST — full and part- vote to place one half of the A. « — un » a . .1961 MO’TOR SCOOTER, $150. advantage of this wonderful time all around experience re­ rental Income from Towh Own­ CABINET WORK, formica coun­ A FRESH START will lump earning opportunity. 289-4922. quired. The Quint Machine Automobiles For Sale 4 649-2488. ters, rec’ rooms, remodeling. your, debts into one easy pay­ ed trucks into the "Reserve for Company. Call 643-2781, 8 a.m. WANTED — Fbill-time man to the Replacement of Town Own­ / NEED CAR? Your credit turn- Quality work. Reasonable pric­ ment. It you have equity in EXPERIENCED driver to run 4:30 p.m. work in u.sed car lot for start­ 5 >r NtA, Ik. TX Z... U.S. frt. OH, es. Free estimates. Call 649- property, call FYank Burke to errands. Also, must have some ed ’Trucks.” ed down? Short on down pay- jggg HONDA S90, like new, l,- ing of cars, washing and vac­ To do any other business MORTY MEEKLE ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- 400 -- miles, $278.---- 643-9133. ' 6985. discuss ways and memis. Con­ experience in office work. Ap­ MACHINIST — general machin­ BUZZ SAWYER Sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ uum cleaning and other small proper to come before said BY ROY CRANE BY DICK CAVALLI necticut Mortgage Exchange, ply at E and S Gage Company, ing to blueprint, small tool chores, hours 8-5. Apply Ray est Douglas. Inquire about low­ meeting. Dated at Andover, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- MitcheU Dr. work, 50-60 hour week, overtime Dwyer, Used Car Manager, est down, smallest payments Business Services Roofing— Siding 16 8897.' after 40 hours, all benefits, day Connecticut, November 28, f Give US ANOTViee 2M- HiEWJRS, Manchester Motor Sales, 612 W. 1965. I 60W5., .We'LL G e ru p THEMONe/ / HOW WAS I anywhere. No small loan or fi­ Offered 13 BIDWELL HOME Improvement Bhift only. Dynamic Products Center St., Manchester. nance company plan. Douglas Co., 289-6491. Percy B. Cook r a e i H £ fAYMeNfT6(aMg-iOW. —. / e o p p o e sD io Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ Motors, 333 Main. LAND CLEARING, tree re­ tions, additions and remodel­ Business Opportunity 28 “SEWING Peter J. Maneggla ^ 1 KNOWTHe/ moval, and chain saw work. PART-’riM E route sales. Aver­ FTJLL ’TIME — experienced L, Edward Whitcomb ing of all t3q)es. Excellent \ w e a e o L ^ T 1963 FORD Convertible, V-8, Fu- A. Michaud, 742-8096. MANCHESTER — Chance of a age, $2 to $3 hourly for 12 to service station attendant. Ap­ Board of Selectmen r\ workmanship, 649-6495. ply in person, Dick Noel, Tri­ tura sprint, white top, bucket lifetime to buy a thriving Main ■ MACHINE 15 hours weekly. Call on estab­ Town of Andover, Beats, 649-7762. Street restaurant. 'This is an lished customers. Call 528-6686 angle 'Ipke. Service, 128 Tol­ Connecticut A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, land Tpke., 643-7814. siding, painting, (jarpentry. Al­ established business, well OPERATORS” or 644-0202. REPOSSESSIONS: Take over WE BELIEVE terations and additions. Ceil­ equipped with a good volume. / 1 payments, no cash needed with ings. Workmanship guaran­ Present operator wants quick LATHE OPERATORS average credit. 1961 Oldsmo- s|ile. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis p l e a s a n t ’w o r k in g 'That for professional real teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. MACHINIST bile, 1969 Chevrolet convertible, estate service you should Realty Co., Realtors, 649-1200. CONDITIONS! l i 1959 Cadillac. Call 289-8254 ask ozzzM : CEill Carl Zinsser at out INSPECTORS "Herald” Reporter for Graham Holmes. Manchester office or Doris Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Experienced he.lp and quali­ Private Instructions 32 fied trainees wanted. METAL SPINNERS Smith at our Vernon office. ROOFING — Specializing re­ MGB — 1965, low mileage, wire ALL a m b it io u s men earn up ! /h 2 7 ' wheels, folding top, tonneau Whether buying or selling, pairing roofs of all kinds, new Earn as you learn, excel­ Must be able to set and Wanted J... TU Ui. M 0«, call a trained Jarvis con­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys to $200. per week and more. work from blueprints, 55- MICKEY FINN cover, luggage rack, kept in Continue to earn as you learn. lent fringe benefits for all. . top shape, asking $2,150, must sultant first. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum 60 hours per week, paid BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN EASY Men over j9 urgently needed at holidays, insurance and If you are interested in this type of work BY LESLIE TURNER sell, entering service. 643-4017 siding. 30 yeafs’ experience. Free estimates. Call Howley, once to train for high paying fringe benefits. Apply to and think you are qualified, write to this after 4 :30. JARVIS REALTY CO. jobs as Tractor Trailer Driv­ MANCHESTER MODES DOWNTOWN? Y h e DIDN'T SAY, 643-5361, 644-8333, newspaper stating qualifications. Good work­ WHAT MAN? ) PHILIP— AND. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala con- REALTORS MLS INSURORS ers if qualified. We are licensed PINE ST., MANCHESTER ABOUT WHAT? J OF COURSE, I and accredited. Placement ing conditions, many benefits, including vaca­ DIDN'T ASK HIM' vertible, V-8 automatic, radio . „ _ EASTERN and heater, excellent tires, ®43-iizi 649-1200 Heating and Plumbing 17 service upon complettpn. Tui­ tions, holidays, hospitalization, pension planz showroom condition. Call 875- tion can be financed and paid ADDITIONAL openings avail­ from THE TEST BO'm”— plumbing and heat­ METAL AREA BEFORE 8698. sifter cqmpletlon of training. able for bench work, steady, ing, repairs, alterations, elec­ For details phone 249-7771 or irWASFIREPi STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone tric and gas hot water heat­ 4apply in person Engineered Address Replies to BOX P 1963 CHEVY H Nova wagon, all Holyoke, Mass. JE 6-8775. Metals, 10 Hilliard St. PRODUCTS Vinyl interior, radio, seat belts, walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ ers, free estimates. Call 648- 16 Orchard St., East Hartford races. All ednerete repairs. 1496 white walls, mounted snow WANTED — Dental Assistant, limurlypHtpr iEupmug tires, etc. near perfect condi­ ReasonaLiy priced. 643-0851, Help Wanted— Female 3b experienced preferred but not PART-TIME help mornings and 13 BISSELL STREET tion, asking, $1,450. 649-7018. HAROLD AND SON Rubbish R ^ Radio—TV Repair necessary. Write Box M, Her­ or afternoons. Apply, S&D Inc., 18 MPORTANT NOTICE ald. 95 Hilliard St., Manchester. 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 moval — attics, cellars and Services cylinder, standard, good condi­ yards, weekly or monthly pick­ 'The 1964 Civil Rights Law CLERK — typist, full time, paid EXPERIENCED tractor traitor up. Bolton, Manchester vicin­ OH! DO WE WORRY I 1 * prohibits, with certain excep­ tion, plus 30 day warranty, Television Repairs holidays and vacation. Apply drivers, wanted for steady ity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. ; tions, discrimination because work. Apply S & D Inc., 95 Hil­ $900. 643-5848. Radio Repairs of sex. It will now be neces­ LaPolnte Industries,' Rockville. liard St., Manchester. MR. ABERNATHY 1959 WHITE — 2-door hardtop, SHARPENING Service — SawS, Antenna Installations sary for our readers not only BABY SITTER wanted in my BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES LiaSabre Bulck, good running knives, axes, shears, skate:^, Satisfaction Guaranteed to read the usual Female home to care for two children, WAN’TED — Full-time service rotary blades. Quick service. ED BISKB, TECHNICIAN Help Wanted and Male Help condition, going Into service, Wanted classifications, but days. Call 646-0366. sptatlon attendant, day shift. EVCU9E ME BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Baritley Service Center Cay 649-2871. GOOD BOY, $150. 876-0578. Wanted — Male or Female SECRETARY WHILE I Main St., Manchester. Hours 833 MAIN ST. 649-8247 also our (Jlassiflcatlon Help WANTED — Xiady for house MONTY] BEIN'A RICH MAN THAT'S WHY I'D DON'T COUNT dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ CALL HOME. SURE ENJOY BEIN' IN ON IT TOO MUCH, 1 f”mY TIMETABLE'S 1960 FALCON, 2-door, deluxe, ...87, work, 1 day a week, 4% room AIN'T ENUFF PER •'NO- RIGHT. DAVY AND all new tires, brakes, motor day 7-4. 643-7958. Ranch, East Hartford, on Sil­ PERMANENT POSITION AVAILABLE TALENT" ME, DAVY... ON IT WHEN PROOF IS , P.T. THIS ONE'LL P.J. HAVE E)^ACTLY Millinery, Dressmaking 19 1 GOT WEALTHT WITH- FOUND THAT COLUMBUS ' PROBABLY BE ONE HOUR TO LIVE ' completely retimed, new seat ver Lane bus route. Call 528- d isco v er ed AMERICA WASHOUT.'" covers, no rust. Must be seen to LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ 3093. WANTED PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS W T LIFTIN'A PINKY. pairs, sales, rotor blades EDR ALTERATIONS neatly and NEED EXTRA Cash for Xmas? a f t e r ERICSSON be appreciated, very reason­ reasonably done in my home, Woman for Credit Department, sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ Clean, Late Model able $350. Can be sean at 3 pall 643-8760. 6 days Including Saturdays, BABYSITTER Wanted, Mon- FRINGE BENEFITS Victoria Rd., OovChtrj’. ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, day-Frlday, day*, one Child. 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 049- company benefits. Apply CaU 643-9792, USED CARS ** --- - CUSTOM DRAPES, your own Grant’$, Shopping Parkade. APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1963 CHEVROLEIT Imptila, su­ 2098. fabric, lined or unlined,’ picked Top Prices Paid per sport, automatic tranWls- up, delivered and installed, re- EXPERIENCBID. drapery sew­ Sion, excellent condition, call TYPEWRITEK^ Standard paira made. For more Informa­ Help Wanted—^Maie 36 For'All Makes and electric. Repaired, over­ er for part-time work. Call after 6 p.m. 643-4619. f tion call 643-1913. . 643-1913. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ MEN FOR FIRST Shift factory CARTER CHEVROLET IONA MFC. CO. I960 VOLKSWAGEN delux se­ chines rented and repaired. DRESSMAKING, ^1 kiada, WAITRBJ8S, sxpsri8nqe neces- work. Mechanical experience C O ., IN C . dan, A-1, exceptionally clean, Pickup and delivery service. evenlng gowns, KlteraUans.^ sary, 8-8:80 p.m., closed Sun- REGENT STREET— MANCHESTER preferred. Apply Eaateni Boil­ 1229 Main S t' ■nw tires, nuUo, Tale Typewriter Servioe, 649- masonabln. 0*11 after 8, 648- day. Apply in person, Center er Oo., 09 Loomis S t, Manches­ •r, $600 $liTl. 648-1707. ! 4886. 0679. Restaurant, 499 Main St ter; Phone 649-5238 .. A ...jv •• y-■ ■ asMffccQsanm w b n i n q h e r a l d , k a n c h b s t e r , ooror., h a t o r d a t , h o t b m b e r tr, isms

BY B O l^ N OUB B0ABD1N6 HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLB BiwHiww Semetw THERE 0U6HTA IIE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Help Wanted—4bic 86 ■ Offered 18 DRIVER — Oil delivery, part- Antwr to Pf^eiw Pu«j> N0,THI W PON'TIALK O PENINO la Riut»: BUDOTKOIAIX Ttennm olMa- OLUC06D W M I0LK9 HAW I time, Saturdays. Apply Coop, CLASSIFIED er, aalea and service, bonded AnUT MAMA loal and drug Itot: smLL% Book Talk U O K 3 COUKTINdr tMRPANf LU , OOf IT O T H f^ entlve OU Company, SIS THAT WAVf ■tattijic laeoma o d u n m a repreientative. Alfred Amell, . H I PIPNT IV IN YNOW MOMII. WI'VW Broad St. 39X^ntliI bbing a Q O i u S H I'd O N L / ity for advajjbfenant. ACROSS t i H H i a 110 Bryan Dr., ManObeatar, 644- S H I HAP A AtOTHIR.. (MTTTHI HOUS* erAYlNdr Z 40 Disorder S141. lactad muat Indloata aalaa aqd 1— Jonsdn, 41 First woman ADVERTISING ALL ID OUR.' w e e i^ «r i m f A ? ? ? DON'T VDUfteALIZE' > English 42 Feet coverings a u n CLASSIFIED ADVERITSING DEPT. HOURS e s L v n i m a n a g e ra ^ abiUty. Fotm lM l X « « A o INiME iHpe« - M x j VDU'RE SACRIFICING dramatist 45 Trigonometric H H ia APPLIANCES repaired — all AERO to $10,000 flnK year. BVr ap> 4'Boek part 8 A.M. to 5 PJML AT A N AU.-TIMB HI6« WITH CHWfiT/MAS y e a r s o f r e s e a r c h . functioni a a a makes washers, refrigerators, 8 Necessity for u n g ] poiikmeot call AO S-9037 or 644- COIAIN6 OP'FAST/ BUT TOO 3USTWHEN rfS ABOUT 49 Oblige freesers, dryers, gas and elec­ M-V a tale 51 Scottish “Jiy" 0302. S T IL L O O Y O uA B A R N A C LE ACTCHsJ TO PAY O F F ? AND A L L KToem 92 unclose n r-JH COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tric ranges. Oil burners TRANS WORLD BUGGS BUNNY SOUR RocKJei^' 50 e it h e r f in d FOR THE SAKE OF A . UDiamounted 93 Chuith part n n c -o MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 AJtf. ~ SATURDAY 8 a m . cleaned and repaired. Oosma WANTED — Full-tima aervioa VOURSELF A tsoB NEXT WEEK OR FEW PALTRY' . 14 Itsdian eoin O N LIUH IS flitlsarlan 94ESStlFr.) lislETa Appliance, 649-006S. atatlon attendant. Apply In par- , BE PREPARED TO TAKE ONE r\Y ' POLLAKS, ESA d / unit 55 Grow weary I SUESS VS<5?^ 56 Driving aon. Boland Motors, 869 Cen­ OBVIOUSLY THAT BULLY HAS NO b r o t h e r toaa lin e s u p / 11 Scottish (var.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD FLOORS cleaned and waxed in AIRLINES HEAD GOT IN TH' *TfL? 1* -i ,„ii 1 ■ commands ter St. SENSE OP HUMOR, GUV NOR i "toad" (varj 38 Flee from homes, offices or business. WAV O ' ^ BALL, i^tUred*^m urcu 17 SquaUcr confinement ClaMlfleH or "VEant Ad*” are taken over the phone aa a K. C. Overhaul Bw e BUTCH- SlLSchooI (FrJ DOWN 19 Solemn 40 Intervening convenience. The advertlaer ahonld read his ad the F IR S T Available days, evenings. SaUs- EXPERIENCED tool and gaga 211 CaviarCb M1 Courageous^wug«ncvua Au23 Lsvic«4vuDefeated dhevsa« (law) D A Y IT A P P E A R S and REPO RT ERRORS In ttnie for the faction guaranteed. Free esti­ MECHANICS makers, and Bridgeport oper­ 22 C lerwlsa 2 German stream 24 “Arsenic and 41 Domestic next insertion. The Herald is responsible lor only ONE incor­ mates. Insured. George Farr, ators. Apply at E and S Gaga 24 Elia clfiVP^ 3 Word used by Old--- rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only 649-9229. Company, Mitchell Dr. 26 Horae'e gait ■ Poe’s ,‘‘Rsven” 25 Book of the 42 Highlander Join the dynamic, expanding 27 Young aedi 4 Antiquated Bible Bible 43 Pueblo mailIndian to the extent of a "make good” insertion. Errors which do not SOProtozoan 5 Nautical term 26 Told in books 44 Heavy blow lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by LEAVES Removed by g(lant vac­ team of Technical Service me­ 32 Legislative body A 6 Mocker n 27 't Wayfarer A46 a FrenchITmairh ctraistream "make good” Insertion. uum system. Also complete chanics in overhaul o f T W A 's 34 Capture (coll,) 7 Summer (Fr.) 28 Shoshonean 47 Alleviate large Jet Fleet. M EN W AN TE D 35 Exppnger 8 “Peyton ----- ’’ 29 Father (Fr.) 48 Volumes, for rubbish removal service. Reas­ 36 Compass point 9 Venetian resort 31 Most ignoble instance (RockvUle. Ton Free) onable rates. Free estimates. DAT SHIFT AND 37 Oracle 10 Soviet city ■ 33 Birthmarks , 50 Tatter M & M Rubbish Oo., 649-9757. NOW REXDRUrnNG TH E NIGHT SHIFT I 3 8 9 10 643-2711 FOLLOWING SPEX3IALISTS: i 4 5 6 7 11 875-3136 DICK'S SERVICE — Snow- plowlng, trucking, moving, rub­ Small progressive company 12 RADIO 0 13 14 bish removal, carpentry, clean­ In a growing Ipdustry, ing, general repairs, all types Experience in radio or elec­ good starting salary, paid 15 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? *m A 6 S eP HUBBY' tronics or navigational systems 16 17 of odd jobs. Try Dick, reason­ vacations a n d holidays, A L L Y OOP N6W YOPH, MV. repair. bonus plan, hospitalization BY V. T. HAMLIN 24-Hour Answering Service able. 643-4536. DQe DOESN'T 16 19 20 n-t7 i,:n n i?»irrrTijn w g Timnir » and opportunity for ad­ LINE MECHANIC I GUESS TH'OUY WAS I IN FACT IT SEEMS TO LIKE EITMe R ■ vancement. Apply Free to Herald Readers Household Services " A ” & “ P " licenses required. I CHOICE-^ />*»Z7 »wu^ 21 iz 23 y^.VOUR ^ THINGS THAT AINT Want InformaUon on one of our classified advertisements f No Offered 13-A Movlnj;-—Trucking— GOVER MENT GOVERVIENT 1 IN THIS GOYMENT answer at the telephone llstedT Simply call the Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 ANO-COIL CORP. !z4 25 26 SHEET METAL ANYWAY. / OF TOURS I ' 28 29 REW EAVINO of bums, moth Storage 20 . WAITREJSSES wanted. Apply Experience in fabricating from 40 Brooklyn St. ■ holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ 30 MANCHESTER Delivery. Light Acadia Restaurant, 103,Tolland IMPORTANT NO'nCE blueprints. Should be familiar CARNIVAL 31 32 33 EDWARDS dow shades made to measure, Rockville, Conn. BY DICK TURNER trucking and package delivery. Tpke., Manchester. The 1964 Civil Rights Law with heat treating, flgpjring 1 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Refrigerators, washers and 34 35 ANSWERING SERVICE prohibits, with certain excep­ bend tolerances amd A/C metal made while you wait. Tape re­ stove moving specialty. Folding tions, discrimination because repair. M EAT PROCESSOR — WlUlng 1 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 chairs for rent. 649-0752. of sex. It will now be neces­ 36 37 38 | H 3 9 worker with experience or will­ 649-0500 - 875-2519 Main., 649-52,‘>l. MEAT WRAPPERS sary for our readers not only « AIRCRAF^r to read the usual Female ing to leam the meat process­ ■ Experience in rigging flight 40 and leave yonr message. Yon’U hear from onr advertiser in Jig WATKINS PRODUCTS—Per- Painting—Papering 21 Ambitious woman worker Help Wanted and Male Help ing field. A great opportunity controls, changing cables, re­ time wlthont spending all evening at the telephone. sonal shopping service in your preferably experienced, but Wanted classifications, but for ambitious person, very lib- INSIDE and outside palntin^. also our Classification Help pairing fuel systems and other 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 home or mine. Over 200 items will train to work In re­ e’ al benefits. Apply in person, now as near as your tele­ You name your own price. Wanted — Male or Female APG work desired. Grote & Weigel, 76 Granby St, ■ Automobiles For Sale 4 Special rates for homeowners frigerated room, very liber­ . . . 37. 11*37 49 phone. Eleanor Buck, 643- Bloomfield. 50 51 65 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. al benefits. Apply in per­ SPRAY PAINTER 1968 T-bird, white, radio and 5768. 135-137 Spruce St. son. 7 H ERALD heater, one car owner, best Experience with pressure pots b'2 53 54 EXTERIOR and interior paint­ FIRST CLASS mechanic, must PRISCILLA’S POP offer. Call 649-2206 or 649-4064. AMERICA’S largest selling and spray guns, masking, lay­ BY AL VERMEER cleaner - Electrolux, matchless ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ have own tools, top wages and bb out and use of lacquers and NOTICE 56 57 BOX L E H E R S 1958 4 DOOR, hartop Pontiac, quality, enduring excellence, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ GROTE & WEIGEL full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. thlnners. PRISCILLA! W ELL, .. ly insured. Workmanship guar­ 649-4571. SPE C IAL STOP PLAVING 27 excellent running condition, superior service. See, breathe, 76 Granby St., Bloomfield PLAVINQ- For Your 649-7046. touch no dirt. Call Mr. Ed, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6328. ELBCTTRICAL INSTRUMENT TOWN MEETING THAT ^RECORD If no answer, 643-9043. FU LL TIM E gas station at­ TOWN OF ANDOVER, BACKWARDS, 236-4251. Experience in trouble-shooting, OUT OUR WAY Information tendant wanted, middle aged V. t> BY J. R. WILLIAMS repair and installation of A/C CONNECTICUT 1964 FORD Fairlane, 4 - door PAINTING , exterior and in­ MEDICAL Transcriptioni.sts — man preferred. See Tony, Paul The electors and citlzena COME O N -I KNOW TH E H E R A LD will not Building— Contracting 14 terior, paperhang(lng, wallpa­ one full time, one part-time Dodge Pontiac, 373 Main St. electrical/instniment systems. IT'S LOVELY AM D wagon, priced to sell. 742-7416. qualified to vote In town meet­ disclose the Identity of per removed, dry wall work. Saturday and Sunday only. Call ings In the Town of Andover BEAUTIFUL TO. LOOK C AR PE N TR Y — Concrete steps, Reasonable rates. BYilly in­ GUARDS — MALE wanted MACHINIST AT, B U T ITS TWO any advertiser using box Mrs. Becker, 643-1141 ext. 320. are hereby notified that a Spe­ | < 1 letters. Readers answer­ floors, hatchways, remodeling full or part-time, must be over Journeyman qualifications on O'CLOCK AND WE Trucks— ^Tractors 5 sured. Free estimates. 649-9658, An equal opportunity employ­ cial Town Meeting will be held CAN SIT WITH IT ing blind box ads who porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Joseph P. Lewis. 21 years of age, have a clean all shop equipment including er. at the Andover Elementary SOM E MORE desire to protect tb.eir 1959 DODGE ton pick-up, red ings, attics finished, rec room * record. We welcome retired ID/OD grinders. School, Andover, on Friday, TtStAORROW identity can follow this and white, full custom, A-1, formica. No Job too small. D & PAIN TIN G B Y Dick Fontame, WANTED — Shirt press opera­ persons in good health and able AUTOMOBILE N IG HT ! December 3rd, 1965 at 8:00 p.m. procedure: best offer over, $8(X), call 643- D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Interior and exterior. Paper tor, good hourly wage, paid va­ to prove it. Cali for further in­ WELDER for the following purposes: Ehiclose your reply to the 4536. hangring and wall paper remov­ cation, insurance benefits. Ap­ formation between 9-5, 247-8350 Pour years experience In Hell- QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, 1. To Choose a moderator for box in an envelope — al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ply in person. Fisher Dry or apply Room 207, 15 Lewis arc welding on stainless steel dormers, porches, basements said meeting. addressed to the Classi­ Quality workmanship. Call Cleansers, 325 Broad St. St., Hartford. and aluminum. fied Manager, Manchester Auto Accessories— Tires 6 refinished, cabinets, built-ins, eveidngs, 527-9571. 2. To see if the Town wlD H-aT Evening Herald, together TM In I'-17 formica, aluminum, vinyl, HYDRAULICS vote to change the membership with a memo listing the TWO 1959 Chevrolet, 800x14 steel, ceramo siding. William PAIN TIN G AND paper hanging, TOOL & GAGE MAKERS of, the Board for Admission of Familiar with aircraft hydrau­ WAYOUT companies you do NOT wheels and snow tires, $20. Robbins Carpentry Service, good work, reasonable rate, 35 Electors to consist of the Town BY KEN MUSE lic systems. want to see your letter. Two 1962 Comet, 600 x 13 649-3446. years in Manchester. Your JIG BORE OPERATORS Clerk, the Selectmen and the Your letter ^11 be de­ wheels and tires, $15. Two neighborhood is my recommen­ Registrars of Voters. stroyed if the advertiser is STENOGRAPHER Top rales, overtime, all benefits 1960 Plymouth 800x14 wheels, CARPENTRY — 32 years ex­ dation. Raymond Flske, 649- STARTING RA'TE — 3. To see If the Town will one .you’ve mentioned. I f plus profit .sharing. $6. 643-8861. perience. Ceilings and floors 9237. $3.20 PER HOUR PLUS vote to appropriate a sum not not it will be handled in tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ the usual manner. SHIFT PREMIUM exceeding $7500.00, as recom­ rages, additions, attics fin­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Attractive opening in mod­ Manchester Tool & Design Excellent fringe benefits in­ mended by the Board of Fi­ Auto Driving School 7-A ished, remodeled, concrete ing, wallpaper removed, fully ern office, for a com­ clude major medical benefits, nance, for the purchase of a 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester ■-■.z //-57 work. No job too small. Imme­ insured. Rene Belanger, 643- petent stenographer, inter­ Life insurance, retirement plan, N L TJA U%. Da PW. oh. DRIVING Instructions — Home town truck. Lost and Found 1 0512 or 644-0804. pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ diate estimates. 643-2629. esting and varied work, ex­ 649-5263 stock purchase option and fre>e 4. To see If the Town will “ Our reducing club is a great success! We’ve lest 96 cellent salary- and benefit and reduced rate transporta­ LOST — Passbook No. E8132. age classes. Special attention CEILING AND W ALL renova^ vote to transfer a sum not ex­ program. tion for self and family. ' pounds . . . 178 counting our husbands!’’ Savings Bank of Manchester. to nervous and elderly. Serv­ tions and repairs, sheet rock F loor Flnishini; 24 ELECTTRICIANS, residential ex­ ceeding the sum of $7500.0() m Application made for payment. ing -Manchester and surround­ and plaster repaired. Ceramic perience, immediate employ­ from the Reserve for Capital and ing towns. Call Manchester tile installed. 10 years experi­ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- W rite P. O. Box 1821, ment. Call Walt Zemanek, 876- APPLY IN PERSON TO: Non-recurring Expenditures to ■ing (specializing in older ii-n-6s Driving Academy, 742-7249. ence. Free estimates. Special Hartford, Conn., stating 9370. the General Fund, to be used I TJI leg f | V BORN f i f t y YEARS TOO 600N sJRvViLLrAAi^ Personals 3 floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ education, business experi­ for the purchase o f a town rates for home owners. 649- OIL BURNER service man, ex­ BEN C ASE I 9262. ing. Ceilings. Paperhangring. ence and salary requlre- truck. W A N TE D — Ride from Spruce Garage— Service— cellent income retirement plan. MASSACHUSETTS No job too small. John Ver- « ments. 5. To see If the town will aik- to Cinerama, West Hartford, EMPLOYMENT Storage 10 DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — faille, 649-5750. Fringe benefits. Advancement thorize the Board of Selectmen FOR CVWID BERG, HAPPINESS DOESN'T 9-5. Call 643-2853. potential. Mori arty Brothers, SERVICE W INTER ST. — Garage for rent, Complete building service. New to enter into a contract for the SHORT RIBS SEE/A TO EXTEND INTO.THE NIGHT, 315 Center St., 643-5135. GUESS LAWYERS WANTED — Ride to Pratt & $8. per month. Call Glaston­ construction, alterations or ad­ 225 Huntington Avenue purchase of a new town truck. BY FRANK O’NEAL TH IS NIGHT. Bonds— Stocks— 'j^JUST LOUSY Whitney Aircraft, South Park­ bury 633-7402, 247-4046. ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ ELECTRICIAN — journeyman Boston, Massachu.setts 6. To see if the 'Town will ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0895. Mortgages 27 vote to establish a reserve fund ing Lot, second shift, from or experienced helper, imme­ 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. NOPe.IHE MERRY CHRISTMAS! It will vicinity of West Middle Tpke. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ diate employment. Call 649- to be known as the "Reserve ISI'M&PEA'TRUCE.SIR? is t a k in s a n a p / Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 COMPLETE Remodeling — be a very merry one for Avon Friday. December 3 for the replacement of Town e^AsenRiNd. and Congress St., call 643-8806 limited funds available for sec 4817. Home building, carpentry serv­ Representatives. It can be for Owned Trucks," for the puiv anytime. TW O 24" bicycles, girl’s, blue ond mortgages, payments to ice available. Dormers, room you too! Earn tho.se e.xtra dol­ NO PHONE CALLS PLEIASE pose of providing funds for the Columbia, good condition, $15. suit your budget. Expedient WANTED — Riders to Hartford, additions, rec rooms, garages. lars the Avon way. This year EXPERIENCED painters. Call replacement of town owned Boy’s Columbia, used, $10. Free estimates by calling 643- service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. our Gift Sets for all members V from Manchester Vernon area, 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. An Ekjual Opportunity trucks. Call 643-8798. 1567, Wesley R. Smith Construc­ Bonds— Stocks— of the family are selling better 8-4:30. 649-4024. Employer 7. To see If the Town win tion Co. Mortgages 27 than ever. Don’t fail to take MACHINIST — full and part- vote to place one half of the 1961 MOTOR SCOOTER, $150. advantage of this wonderful time all around experience re­ rental Income from Town Own­ AutomobOes For Siale 4 CABINET WORK, formica coun­ A FRESH START will lump earning opportunity. 289-4922. quired. The Quint Machine 649-2488. ters, rec rooms, remodeling. your debts into one easy pay­ ed trucks Into the "Reserve for Company. Call 643-2781, 8 a.m. W ANTED — Full-time man to NEED CAR? Your credit turn- ' Quality work. Reasonable pric­ ment. If you have equity in EXPERIENCED driver to run the Replacement of Town Own­ c IW >, NU. IIK. T.M. »#1. u.s. Pert. OH. 4:30 p.m. work in used car lot for start­ es. Free estimates. CaU 649- property, call Frank Burke to errands. Also, must have some ed Trucks.” ^ d ( ^ ? Short on down pay- HONDA S90, like new, 1,- ing of cars, washing and vac­ 6985. discuss ways and meaiis. Con­ experience in office work. Ap­ MACHINIST — general machin­ Tq do any other business BUZZ SAWYER MORTY MEEKLE Reposses- miles, $275. 643-9133. uum cleaning and other small Sion? Don t despair! See Hon­ necticut Mortgage Exchange, ply at E and S Gage Company, ing to blueprint, small tool proper to come before said BY ROY CRANE BY DICK CAVALLI chores, hours 8-5. Apply Ray est Douglas. Inquire about low­ 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- MitcheU Dr. work, 50-60 hour week, overtime meeting. Dated at Andover, Roonng— Siding 16 Dwyer, Used Oar Manager, CONFOUND rr, est down, smallest payments Business Services 8897. after 40 hours, all benefits, day Connecticut, November 26^ WORSE STILL, . / GIVB u e ^OThfBZ 2 4 H O U R S ' Manchester Motor Sales, 612 W. 1965. AMIGOS.' OURTACTICS THE RECENT ______/ HOW WA3 I anywhi(re. No small loan or fi­ Offered 13 BIDWELL HOME Improvement shift only. Dynamic Products TO DlSCRtDlT ACADA BCT)fg.„.weLL(serDP7HS/W9Mey Center St., Manchester. Percy B. Cook POLLS SHOW / HAVE TO GET — f euppoe^TO nance company plan. Douglas Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ Co., 289-6491. ARE NOT WORKING. FCRTH5 R\VMS'/r6(aMq-tOVV. LAND (BEARING, tree re­ Peter J. Maneggla !St\> '\ | (^NOWJHeV Motors, 333 Main. tions, additions and remodel­ Business Opportunity 28 “SEWING FULL TIME — experienced 1/,^ " " ' moval, and chain saw work. PART-TIM E route sales. Aver­ L. Edward Whitcomb \ Wet2S0U3T ing of all types. Excellent service station attendant. Ap­ 1963 FORD Convertible, V-8, Fu- A. Michaud, 742-8096. MANCJHESTER — Chance Of a age, $2 to $3 hourly for 12 to Board of Selectmen workmanship. 649-6495. ply in person, Dick Noel, Tri­ E tura sprint, white top, bucket lifetime to buy a thriving Main MACHINE 15 hours weekly. Call on estab­ Town of Andover, Street restaurant. This is an angle 'Ipke. Service, 128 Tol­ seats, 649-7752. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, lished customers, (jail 528-6688 Connecticut established business, well land Tpke., 643-7614. siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ or 644-0202. equipped with a good volume. OPERATORS” REPOSSESSIONS: Take over W E BELIEVE terations and additions. Ceil­ Present operator wants quick ' / \ payments, no cash needed with ings. Workmanship guaran­ LATHE OPERATORS average credit. 1961 Oldsmo- sale. Cali Doris Smith, Jarvis PLEASANT WORKING That for professional real teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. bile, 1959 Chevrolet convertible, Realty Co., Realtors. 649-1200. CONDITIONS! « MACHINIST II a . estate service you should ------t_____ 1959 Cadillac. Call 289-8254 ask call Carl Zinsser at our INSPECTORS Herald” Reporter ^ Y - Z V ” " * ' 1 Roofing and Chimneys J 6-A for Graham. Holmes. Manchester office or Doris Private Instructions 32 Experienced help and quali­ fied trainees wanted. METAL SPINNERS Smith at our Vernon office. ROOFING — Specializing re­ : s — evo,; MGB — 1965, low mileage, wire ALL AMBITIOUS men earn up PART-TIM E help moming^s and 7 tires, etc. near perfect condi­ experienced preferreq but not 13 BISSELL STREET tion, asking, $1,450. 649-7018. HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re^ Radio— ^TV Repair necessary. Write Box M, Her­ or afternoons. Apply, S&D Inc., moval — attics, ceUars and MPORTANT NOTICE ald. 95 Hilliard St., Manchester. 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 Services 18 yards, weekly or monthly pick­ The 1964 Civil Rights Law EXPERIENCED tractor trallor cylinder, standard, good condi­ OH! DO WE WORRY 1 I * C LERK — typist, full time, paid tion, plus 30 day warranty, up. Bolton, Manchester vicin­ prohibits, with certain excep­ holidays and vacation. Apply drivers, wanted for steady Television Repairs tions, discrimination because $900. 643-5S4B. ity. Harold Hoar, 649-40S4. LaPointe Industries, Rockville. work. Apply S & D Inc., 95 Hil­ Radio Repairs of sex. It will now be neces­ liard St., Manchester. MR. ABERNATHY 1959 W HITE — 2-door hardtop, SHARPENING Service — Saws, Antenna Instaliations sary for our readers not only BAB Y SITTER wanted in my to . read the usual Female BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES LoSabre Buick, good running knives, axes, shears, skates, Satisfaction Guaranteed home to care for two children, WANTED — Full-time service rotary blades. Quick service. ED BISKB, 'TECHNICIAN Help Wanted and Male Help condition, going Into service, Wanted classifications, but days. CaU 646-0366. station attendant, day shift. . OH-OH! I EXCUSE ME BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS. 1150. 875-0578. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Bantley Service Center CaU 649-2871. FORGOT M y Wanted — Male or Female SECRETARY c Main St., Manchester.. Hours WHILE I 333 M A IN ST. 649-8247 also our Classification Help W A N T E D — Lady for hmise MONEV. DON'T COUNT " i m FALCON, 2-door, deluxe, daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ work, 1 day a week, 4% room ON IT TOO MUCH, ^PW Y TIMETABLE'S . . . 87. r i g h t . D A V Y A N D aU new tires, brakes, motor day 7-4. 643-7958. PERMANENT POSITION AVAILABLE P.7. THIS ONE'LL Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Ranch, East Hartford, on Sil­ P.J. HAVE EXACTLY completelj^ retune'd, hew seat ver Lane bus route. Call 528- PROSABLV SE ONE HOUR TO LIVE ' LAW17MOWER Sharpening; re­ WANTED A W A S H O U T/ covers, no rust. Must be seen to FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and NEED EX TR A Cash for Xipas? 3093. PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS pairs, sales, rotor blades be appreciated, veiry reason­ reasonably done In m y home, Woman for Credit Department, sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ BABYSITTER wanted, Mon- Clean, Late Model able $350. Can be seen at 2 pall 643-8760. 6 dajrs including Saturdays, FRINGE BENEFITS ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, day-Friday, days, one child. •J Victoria Rd., Ooven t o ’. company benefits. Apply 149 W. Middle Turnpike, U49- CaU 643-9792. USED CARS CUSTOM DRAPES, your own Grant’s, Shopping Parkade. APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1963 CHEVROLET D npola, su- 2098. 1 fabric, lined or unlined, picked - Top Prices Paid per sport, automatic transmis- up, delivered and instaUed, re­ EXPERIENCBID drapery sew- TYPE W R ITE R S Standard For All Makes Blon, excellent condltlotn, caU pairs made. For more informa­ - er for part-time work. Call Help Wanted— ^Maie 36 and electric. Repaired, over­ # after 6 p.m. 643-4619. i tion call 643-1913. , 643-1913. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ CARTER CHEVROLET IONA MFC. CO. MEN FOR FIRST shift factory IT i- ^ VO LKSW AO Eir delux ea- chines rented and repaired. D R E SSM AK IN a, aU kinds, WATTRESS, experience neces- work. Mechanical experience CO.. INC.

■D '■ -• ‘ I- 't' V?- rr: .- E V B N t^ tsom., SATURDAY, ^"^ANCHESTEB.trVi SATURDAY, NQV|a(ipER 27, 1965 RooaiA Hathoat ^Boert 88 Figniahod Apa,rttt»at« 63«A Honaos For Sale 72 HoiuM For SaH Hooaoa j*or Sal^ 72 Hooaea For Salt 72 SabnrtaB Fbr Sole 76 J l . ONE BLOCK from Main St., ••• ” H a l B o y le SH ROOM^ RANCH, fuU Uled 0OUTH WI^IDBOR — 0 room FOR SALE — Two family home, ■ i j r i ii n AmtfMictrVE sleeping room. LAROB EXECUnVB Ranch. 7 LAREWOOD CIRCLB - 8-bW- tabllshed neighborhood, 714 Vermont Gomes gentleman, rM*«vafA pirlvate An^Mn/sWentrance, 1^0^. irCC paTKinf^, rooms, modAPHmodem WtchAnkitchen Withwith all Toom room r*otonin1CMonial wHthwith 11AIH hafhabaths, bath, bitch cabinets, on bus modem R ^h, 8 bedrooms, large Oolontal, income from on bus Unc. Call 649-7281. line, $14,900. Char-Bon Realty, rooms, m baths, 2 car garagv, famUy room, full basement, one while you live In other 2 shower, frM parMng. Apply 190 ______built-ins, dining room, two fire-/ 2-car garage, heavily wooded top condiUon, $16,900. Hayes Leftovei? Spruce St. ONE ROOM and three room pl»ces, 2% baths, family room, ' lot, only $25,900. T. J. Crockett, 643-0683. ' ^ “ "lau outbuiidtAg_ In $3 Million Railt^ Agency, 648-0131. Real Estate, 643-9332. excellent oppoitunlty. Btrout furnished apartments, all uUll- » » » « « wooded lot, Realtor, 643-1577. DUTCH OOLONUL — consist­ MONTPEUER. Vt. (AP)— has a Una bean ifHa:)' RCOM FOR RENT,. continuoua SEVEN ROOM Colonial, fleld- Boi/TON — $13,600. 8-bedroom ***®^‘y- 238-WlB. Bird S till hot water, shower, gentleman ing of 7 rooms, and IH baths. The atate of Vermont’s $1 mil­ yaara and than Mice »•'" a,™- ™“ '* 5iS55toiE:3ss;;r-s; stono fireplace, 18x30 living Ranch with big family room Vernon with clean habits. Inquire 101 maculate 5 ^ room Ranch, A million words cannot des­ lion gamble in railroads appears vlved. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cribe this typical New Blngland room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, J.D. o f f ' kitchen, com er lot, nice to be paying off. Chestnut St. THREE ROOM furnished apart- near school, bus, shopping, PICK YOUR OWN Is Puzzle Vermont Radlway’a g ron pev- 8 AAL to 5 P.M. designed home, carefully cus- Realty Company, 843-6120, residential area. Will qualify Inatead of some 180 miles of ebua now is $600,000 a year and tn.M— ------1------7~ *nent, private bath and en- lovely big lot, full basement. Owner will re-do this large i LARGE tomed crafted with the grace for VA minimum financing. T. rusting track, trains loaded with the operation is in the Uack, TWO pleasant rooms in trance, uUlRies, no pete. 643- Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Ranch with garage and NEW YORK (AP) —What to private home. Gentlemen only, gjjg ^ and beauty of Colonial days of J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. freight are roaring down the 128- Wulfson said. He added he’ll COPT a .0 S IN 6 TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fireplace at only $17,500. do with leftover turkey? 648-1426. ‘______Six room single Just off SACRIFICE — Lovely 3 - bed­ old. Central chimney with 2 ManOhester mile western side of the state, start thinking about buying thb VERNON — Opportunity For a new owner this is an MONDAY n r a FRIDAX 10:30 AJM^—SATCBOAV 0 A J l ------VERNON — 3 room furnished Main St., 3 bedrooms, IMi room Colonial - Ranch, fire­ fireplaces, wood shingled gam­ This Is the problem that will from Burlington to Bennington, line from the state when groea knocks. Desirable iMation, 6 opportunity to select your baths, kitchen-dining area, place, newly painted in and brel roof and small pane wind­ 54 HAMLIN ST. face many American families and across a 52-mile stretch revenues hit $1 million annual­ T ...... apartment, all utilities, $20. room aluminum Sided Colonial colors and move to a clean TOUD CM30PKRAT10N WILL HI At AAH 9711 furnished weekly, no peU. CaU anyUme, vacant and ready for im­ out, Bentley School, 643-9133. ows. Screened porch overlooks from Bellows Falla to Rutland. Open Sunday 1 - 4 P.M. with 6V4 acres, 2 extra build­ house. Call Mr. Bogdan, Friday. ly- an APFBECIATED l#IM b 0*IA*A/ I I room, 136 Bissell St. 876-70U mediate occupancy. beautiful landscaped yard, lo­ Nearly 100 Jobs were created The Bellows Falls • Rutland WEST SIDE — near bus, 6-6 ing lots. Hayes Agency, 646- 649-5306. Unlike a chicken, which quits cated in one of Manchester’s by the gamble. No one can esti­ section of the old Rutland Rail­ duplex, double garage, modem 0131. ~ t h r e e ROOM fumidied best neighborhoods, priced in 5 bedrooms in this gracious •D A T>T>n\i7ci e Txr A t t a When there is enough ot mate how Jobe were saved. way was leased to F. Nelson with private entrance, suitable apartment, one block from WESLEY R. SMITH kitchens and baths, 200’ deep BARROWS & WALLACE it to satisfy anyljody, a turkey is CoBtimied From Praeoding Poga the mid 30’s. Philbrick Agency, 9 room Colonial, complete­ BOLTON — $10,900 will buy this It began in August 1963 when Blount, a railroad buff who for working gentleman. 649- Main St„ suitable for working lot. Sensibly priced. Hayes ly modem kitchen, dish­ Mtinchester■AA.—..I . T>Parkade architectural extravaganza. AGENCY, Realtor 649-8464. older home with new heating Manchester 649-5306 the Rutland Railway, already founded “ Steamtown, U. S. A.” ______couple, $100. monthly. Call af- Agency, 646-0131. washer, stainless steel sink, At one time, Benjamin Frank­ Help TV antes— Mai* 36 Fuel and Feed 49-A system and new well and five Open 8 :30-9 Dally idle for two years, finally re­ in Walpole, N. H. - ter 6 p.m., 649-8859. MANCHESTER — Executive 114 baths, new furnace, 2 lin campaigned to make the tur­ ceived approval from the Inter­ CLERK — general office duties, WOOD — Seasoned hardwotod, 643-1567 MANCHESTER — West Side. acres of good land (part 8 :30-6 Sat. A Sun. Blount's operation Is divided ,home, Porter Street area, 4 car garage. Conveniently lo­ key our national bird. Thank state Oommerce Commission to including typing, full time, 3- cut to fit your fireplace. Do­ Apartments— Flat*— Ma n c h e s t e r — 4 rooms com- Lovely 6 room Cape, half block cleared). An additional nine between freight service and ex­ large bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, cated, near center of town, acres adjoining this property is VERNON — Custom built 6 heavens, cooler heads won the abandon operations. l l p.m. liberal benefits. Apply livered. Call 742-7852, 742-7279. Tenements 63 P'etely furnished, good loca­ — to bus, school, and shopping, 2-car garage, Florida room, cursion rides on the old-faSiiion- MANCHESTER — Six out of state owner, will available if you want more room L Ranch on 125x200 Gov. Philip H. Hoff and the Lombard Brotliers, Inc. Bum- — ------tion, parking. Call, 644-8102. room Plenty of trees and shrubs. completely air - conditioned. ed trains which .spark memo­ Dutch Colonial, plus porches large”50x234 lot. Call 568-0582 give immediate occupancy. land. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, treed lot, built-ins, dishwash- result is that our emblem legislature, both uncertain as to ham St., So. Windsor. Shown by appointment. For ries of rallroading's heyday. . Garden— Farm— Dairy LOOKING for anything in real and garage, excellent condition 643-1677. er, fireplace, 1 ^ baths, car- Ibe bald eagle, a choice satis- what would result from their He moved “Steamtown” to estate rentals — apartments, Business liOcations and location, full price $18,700. SPACIOUS Split, 3 twin size further information call the R. port, convenient location, ex- tying to both George Washing- actions, decided to purchase the BUS DRIVERS for school Products 50 F. Dlmock Co., 649-6246. GERARD AGENCY, Bellows Palls and launched tho routes, in So. Windsor and East , , ,— r ;------r “—;— noinea,homes, inump multiple dwellings, call For Rent 64 Call Mitten Realty, 643-6930. bedrooms, rec room, 1% baths, BOUTH WINDSOR, — If you cellent neighborhood. Hanley ton and ’Thomas Jefferson, each railroad’s right of way for $3 excursion rides in the summer REALTORS have been looking for a home Hartford, short hours, goodcood picked, Macs, Starks J. D. Realty. 643-5129. ------stove, trees, near bus, shop- STEPHEN ST. — Owner trans­ Agency, 643-0030. of whom wore wigs. million and lease it to operators. of 1964. The bu.siness improved and Baldwins, $1 per 16 q u a r t------OFFICE SPACE available, one, PORTER STREET area — 6 ping, only, $19,200. Hutchins with a family room on the main pay. Post Road Stages, 644- ferred and is offering this 6 643-0365 People have been saying for \ They gambled on a young substantially last summer. bEisket, in own container. Bot- two, or three room suite, new room Dutch Colonial, Screen- Agency 649-5324 floor, call us today on this 1531. room Colonial for sale. 3 bed­ OR some time that something ought L. railroad operator from New The freight operation is on a ti's Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill 149 OAKLAND ST. — 2 rooms building, electric heat and cen- ed porch, garage, lovely shad- ___ _ charming 6 room Ranch home rooms, large living room with Gertrude Hagedora 649-0538 to be done about the turkey, the I Jersey and n wealthy industrial­ less spectacular scale than and bath, $65. 643-2426, 9-5. tral air conditioning, ample ed lot, only, $18,900. Hayes FOUR FAMILY on Wells St., 4 that we Just listed. It offers 3 Wife Divorces PART-’TTME kitchen help, eve- side porch, dining room, kitch­ wattled token of the noblest of ist from Rhode Isalnd. Wulf.son’s, but it has an excel­ parking, triple A location. CaU Agency, 646-0131. rooms each completely reno­ good sized bedrooms, large liv­ nings, m u^ have d rive’s li- MACS. Delicious. Cortlands and en, l\is baths, basement ga­ American holidays—’Thanks­ Jay Wulfson. ;i5, lea.sed the lent chance of growing. R. D. Murdock, 643-2692. vated, 3-car garage, no central ing room, kitchen and dining Helpful Hubby cense^Apply in person Charter Northern Spy. Al.so ^^inter rage, fine residential location, RAISED RANCH, 3 bedrooms, giving. Salem State College freshman Rabin Kaan is financing almost all of her four- Burlington to Bemiington stretch Blount’s Gi'een Mountain Rail­ Oak Restaurant. LAKEWOOD Circle — Five bed- heat, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, area, 12x22 paneled family ____ squash and freSh cabbage. 172 ONE F.OOM (inside) air-condi- room Colonial with 114 batljs. realistically priced at $21,600. AA Zone. 38 Dartmouth Rd. As a matter of fact, some­ and set up the Vermont Rail­ road serves eight shippers be­ 643-1577. room with bookshelves, one car For ‘Cruelly’ year teacher’s course by giving private exhibitions of hypnosis at private ------South Main St. tioned office, 1(X) per cent Main new kitchen, loaded with ex- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Call 6-8 p.m. only for appoint­ thing is being done about the way. tween Chester and Rutland, and Help Wanted— ment. 649-2167. attached garage, combination parties and club meetings. She began studying hypnosis at the age of eiglit. NEW Street location. Inquire Mar- tras. Quality throughout. Im- MANCHESTER 6 room Cape 1577. ______...... LONDON (AP) - A husband According to the U.S.- Wulf.son. who formerly oper­ the line connecLs in Rutland Male or Female 37 windows, well landscaped lot. ated the Middletown and New low’s Department Store. mediate occupancy. Sensibly excellent condition, aluminum MANCTIESTER — 3 bedroom with Vermont Railway. Household Goods 51 SPACIOUS Custom built all excellent condiUon throughout, everything around Uie Agriculture, Jersey Railraod, began business EXPERIENCED Real Estate - ■—------priced at $31,500. T.J. Crockett, .storms, carport, 100x200 lot. Ranch, 2 baths, family room, near elementary school. Priced cooking to dusting whose bulletins I recommend as Coed Casts Bloimt's line is now awaiting brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic with 450 freight cars a month. salesmen needed for an active, 4!JLEAN. USED refrigerators, ANSALDI Realtor, 643-1577, nice location, $17,900. Hanley garage, storm windows, air- at only $18,700. U * R Realty ^ shopping, has been divorced remedy for middle-aged in- KX" appro\'al to enter into a La r g e comer store for rent, baths, dining room, double H ollyw ood Gals Decry Today, his line handles 700 cars freiglit car interchange local firm. Complete profes- ranges, automatic washers rea.sonable. 643-7723. Agency, 643-0030. conditioned. many extras, large Oo., Inc., Realtors, 643-2692. wife on grounds of cruel- somnia, the turkey is getting affteo- SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 - brick garage, plenty of stor­ SpeU over a month and serves more than ment at Bellows Falls with the sional facilities are available, guarantees. See them at lot, excellent neighborhood. Robert D. Murdock, 643-6472. larger and smaller. DESIRABLE .store or office bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. Manchester age, acre, gardens, trees. 100 shippers. Boston & Maine Railroad — a This is not just another sales P- Appliances, 649 APARTMENTS 644-8526. ^ — ---- ;------Mrs. Roy Weights claimed her “ ^erstand it now ranges in -space, ground floor, clean, at- Marion E Robertson, Realtor. QUIET LIVING Hutchins Agency, 649-5324, \ His cu.stomers include the move which will brighten busi­ Job but a chance to make a Main St. CaU 643-2171. BOLTON Center CToice loca- husband was cruel to her be- maturity from eight to Long M ale Hairstyles tractive and reasonable. Apply 643-5953. NEW 6 ROOM Ranch — fire­ Qassmates Vermont Marble Co. at Proctor, ness prospects considerably, em- fuU time career in a reward- s e w ING MACHINE — Singer Just li.sted! 6 room Cape MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo­ tlon, L-shaped Ranch, large liv­ placed living room, formal din­ cause he took over household P°hnds. WINTHROP, Ma.s.s. (AP) — the Ben-Mont Paper Co. and ing profession. If you feel that automatic zig - zag ca toet Mr, Daly, State Theatre, 11 g jx ROOM Ranch on shaded Cod on a nice quiet resi­ nial (optional fourth bedroom), ing room with fireplace, kitch HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Bea- cording to Ernest W, Gibson HI, Four rooms, stove, refrig­ a m. - 8 p.m. duties that were rightfully hers. civillza- ...... Robin...... Kaan...... is a coed working Union - Carbide at Bennington, 7 ing room, 2 full baths, large Chairman of the PubUc Service you are stymied in your pres- excellent condition, but- 100x400 lot, big family sized dential street, yet close to 2 full ceramic tiled baths alu­ en has built-in stove and oven. tle-inspired hair styles have erator, garbage disposal, bus, school and shopping. lot, in very de.sirable neighbor­ -o-r,!,. hiaH hath f„u divorce court turkey on the her way through Salem State and the Howe-Richardson Scale Board. ent position drop us a line and ton holes, embroiders, hems. PROFESSIONAL offices. pre.s- kitchen with super abundance minum siding, one car garage, HEALTH CAPSULES been catching on with some heat, parking area, on bus Owner has bought in West hood. Philbrick Agency, 649- S ovS on^lcre if S d ’ •’"'^sework would ^ hypnotizing people at Oo,‘ and Moore Business Forms Another 37-mile section of the Indicate you: reasons for want- 5 enl tenants include law office, of cabinets, formal dining walking distance to schools and ment, over one acre of land, ...n.i,. _____ symbol. nartie.sparties. sheShe says the hrio-htbright ones liv Mirliai'I A. I’l tli. AI.I). American teen-age boys, to the line, near shopping. Hartford and is ready to 8464. built In 1964, perfect condition. Measure, at Rutland. abandoned Rutland Railway has ing to make a change. Con­ ance $59.85, take over pay- real e.statc. in.surance and post room, fireplaced 15x18 living buses. Selling for $19,900, CaU The richer you are the small- make the best subject.s. despair of their parents and move. $14,800. J. Gordon, ______*10 ann r<.,ii *1.. t> "Ut that this was denied her. WHICH PART OF THE. "People .said it wasn’t feasi­ been purchased by the stata ______tact Box F, Herald. ments of $8. monthly. City Sew- office. 119 Oakland St., 649- room, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car the R. F. Dimock (To., 649-5245. Selling for $19,600. Call the R. £ 6 6 HA^ THE teachers. 649-5306. In handing down Judgment, turkey you order — and Robin, 17, is a pretty girl with ble,” Wulfson said as he recall­ Forests and Parks Department. 2779. garage, oil hot water heat, cus- F. Dlmock Co., 649-6245. iaHaa . an_ii____ !j . fo® more per pound you pay for big dark eyes and black hair crMOLE^TEROL^ Tile trend on some high school NEEDED — Several men and Center, Hartford. 522-0476. SEVEN ROOM Split level on Justice Robert Stirling said: ed the period in 1963 when he It extends from Burlington 649-5249 ------— - —------tom built 1956. Wolverton Agen- tj a v xxfATT a L ots f or Sale 73 and college campuses has been women to distribute nationally treed 150x458 lot, quiet conve- ______RCKJK’VILLE — 5 - bedroom ‘ "This is a very odd story, which she wears in bangs and a was getting locomotives and Special Warehouse Release GOOD BUILDING for rent, cy. Realtors, 649-2813. U A K K U W b & W A LLA U li, away from the crewcut and to­ through Grand Isle County to advertised product new in Manchester Parkade nient residential area, 3 bed- FOR SALE Building lot on house, n ^ ly decorated, all Many wives might be very The poorer you are, the larger pony tail, freight cars nnd people orgirn- Alburg. 3-ROOM HOUSEFUL OF 150x34', suitable for storage. r ward the shaggy mop. Advo­ area. You will work for your­ Manchester 649-5306 Carman Rd. 97x180, A zone. city facilities, only $13,500 for grateful for the help that Mr. the turkey you buy—and the During a 25-minute perform- ized into an operating railroad. UNCLAIMED Call after 6 p.m., 649-0771. MANCHESTER — Like new rooms, heated family room, cates of the style argue that The reei'eational potential at self distributing through home condition, 6 room Rai.sed Open 8:30-9 Daily fireplaced living room, garage, Call 644-0513. Immediate sale. Bel Air Real Weights gave his wife. It might ^®^^®*" y°u pay for it. ance she mesmerizes up to half The doubters appeared to thi.s stretch ot land on the shores 4’/4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, I 11-27 short hair on men is a relatively demonstration or any of sev- ta-— Ranch with heated and fire- 8:30 - 6 Sat. & Sun. oil hot water heat, I 'i baths, Estate, 643-9332. hp Hiffipnit tn »pp h-o* u ™® *dch don’t have nmuch of a dozen volunteers. Her fee usu- have good reason for their stove, refrigerator, parking. be difficult to see that it was new development; for centuries of i.a.ke Champlain appears to eral methods which you choose. Houses For Rent 65 placed family room, 3 gener­ $23,500 and worth it. Wolverton ^ problem, ’They eat their turkey depends upon the size of the views. Completely redecorated, $izu. _ MANCHESTER — Spacious 8 matrimonial misbehavior the males were tressed like the be considerable and is now be­ Guaranteed higher income po- ^ ROOMS NEW $199 ous bedrooms, 15 x 19 living Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. COLUMBIA IaAKE, $12,000, 4 at a single meal, then sail the audience but she has received Wulfson says that never in the 15 Forest St., off Main St. 646- BEAUTIFUL 5 room single, room English (Itolonial, 4-bed- Suburban For Sale 75 take the burden off his wife’s English singing groups. What ing pondered by the state and tential than any comparable Credit manager desires respon- room with fireplace, dining room Ranch, fireplace panel- bones out their penthouse win- much as $100 for a perform- history of American railroading 0090, 643-0000. completely furni.shed, adults rooms, 114 bath.s, den, rec was good enougli for George residents of the county. room, kitchen with ail built-ins, MANCHESTER — Colonial 6 ELLINGTON 50 acres with ing, cellar, new furnace. part-time or full-time business, iiible party to purchase 3,;,,^^ -..,/,^ ,------p-eferred $115 ner month Call room, garage. Hayes Agency. I think that his doing all forward “ ®® Washington is good enough for Call today for appointment. ROOMS OP NEW WARE- customers waiting 2-car garage, 100x200 lot. Own­ room, natural cabinet kitchen, house. Cider Mill Road Ext., off Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- to Christmas. Robin says her easiest sub­ for the rental of your apart Mitten Realty, 643-6930, 646-0131. these things is a symptom of a them, say the longhairs. 643-9653, 619-2759. HOUSE PURNI’TURE $199 . . . er leaving state. Wolverton stove refrigerator, fireplace, Route 83. Call 875 6098. 6324. The poor, as ususl, are stuck. jects are “ people with good much more general picture of a The AP Hollywood forum 7-pc. living room, 3-pc. bed­ SEVEN ROOM house, 4 bed- Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. HENRY ST. — 7 room home, wall to wall carpet, drapes, To begin with, their turkey is minds, who can concentrate." IV baths, aluminum storm.s, 2 husband dominating his wife in called upon some Hollywood Elderly Gold Prospector Situations Wanted— room, 5-pc. dinette, 15-pc. total. rooms, fireplace, hot water kitchen beautifully remodeled 2 every field, and insisting that J®-*'?® that the children sprain “ They are the ones who im- CIRCA — 1784 white pillars, Vernon ^ stars for their opinions of long Female 38 INSTANT CREDIT heat, all good sized rooms, with all built-ins, dining room, car garage, immaculate, im­ derstand things, and they're m ^ Y business zone, 3,500 square Providence Fire his riews prevailed.’’ ^ ^ wrists trying to break the hair for men. Their replies: NO MONEY DO'WN large secluded lot, on bus line. large living room, with beamed mediate occupancy, $21,900. wishbone. willing to go ahead with the ex­ WILL CARE for infants and FIVE ROOM apartment, 149 feet selling and storage, plus ★ BRAND NEW ★ Neither their ages___ nor the The VOLK Elke Sommer; "Long hair on May Be Forced from Farm $2 WEEKLY Call Warren E. Howland, Hanley Agency, 643-0030. periment,’’ she said in an inter­ children in my home, hour, day Oakland St. 643-2425, 9-5. lovely 8 room house. Hutchins ceilin.g and fircnlaco, 3 bed­ ‘Definitely Arson’ length of their marriage was JF ® '^ ° ‘’d®al begins the day HA^ all a man is too effeminate. I think Realtor, 643-1108. ’The famous Nutmegger view. “ The weaker the mind, MARIPOSA, Calif. (AP) — or week. Wapping, 644-8327. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Agency, 649-5324. rooms, and den or 4th bedroom, Manchester shown in papers available under ®..®‘ What to do T he men should b e allowed to do I'o baths, front and iT:ir iioicli, Ranch now available. 6 with leftover turkey? the harder they are to hypno­ 6HOLE'5T£ROL. Pedro Anato, who hasn’t left hl« WAREHOUSE COMPLETELY furnished trail­ LO! AND BEHOLD! PRO'VIDENCE, R-.I. (AP) — British law. tize.” more than part their hair and shack in toe S|erra Nevada WANTED — Hou.sework, also 3580 Main St., H vrtford FOUR ROOM tenement, 132 Bis- MANCHESTER — Raised 2 car garage, $23,500. Philbrick rooms, attached garage. For several days a wife can T sell St.. $70. 643-2426, 9-5. er. Coventry Lake, $100. month­ To those that appreciate a Police said today that someone Her favorite subjects are Haalth CaptuUt givat htipful information. comb it to one side; think of the foothills for 20 years, may have have nursing experience and In Back of Ranch excellent condition. Agency, 649-8464. Built-in.s, dishwasher. City dice it and hash it. After that ( It U not intondod to bo of a diagnostia notu^ ly. 742-8476. piece of property in mint touched off a fire that ■s'wepit “ people, who disapprove of tlie things we women do with our to move. A new dam will soon children super-vision. Prices Old Fuller Brush Building AVAILABLE Dec, — 4-room 3 bedrooms, large kitchen with sewer.s. Introductory price, her husband and kids refuse to hair! But men’s hair shouldn’t 1 MAN(CHESTER two family, 5-5, condition, we offer a 6 through a crowded downtown modern dances which young flood his one-acre plot in the reasonable. 643-6138. 522-7249 apartment, convenient l6ca,tion, FIVE ROOM house, heat and room for table, dining room. only $18,300. ' West-Windowed have anything to do with it. The get too long. I see to that by central location, separate fur­ room Cape Cod with a 2 lounge Friday night, killing one people like.” She said it is easy Y P e o p l e j wilderaess. parking, working couple, adults utilities furni.shed. Route 44A, family room, two fiieplaces, dog won’t eat it. The cat walks cutting my own hasband’s N OFFICE WORK to be done in OPEN MON.-SAT. 9—9 naces,. $180 monthly income, car garage, I ’,- baths and man and injuring 19 others. to get such people to follow her Anato, who says he is 82, is a only. Call 649-4319 after 5 Coventry. Please call, 742- two full baths, two car garage, House Cooler? away from it. hair.” $17,900 for immediate sale. Bel fireplace. For $18,900, ‘‘Something was thrown into suggestion that they are experts Jim Coburn i.-r one-ti)T)e gold prospector, and ■^c ^R™NG~]^^7riliz”;d'17- p.m. 6924. patio, beautifully landscaped Colli & Wafyner Things that can be done: Patty Duke: “ I think the Air Real Estate, 643-9332. move in today. Mr. Bog­ the place, no question about LOS ANGELES—Because aft- at the twist, frug or watusi. toe la.st president he heard ___ ■______I______conditioned used furniture and — ------lot with trees, wall to wail car­ It can be ground up and length of boys’ hair has been dan, 649-5306. 643-9088 875-3396 that,’ ’ said Police Chief Howard emoon air temperatures are hot- Robin began studying hypno­ about wa-s Franklin D. Roose­ MATURE woman would like appliances, high quality — low FIRST FLOOR, 7 rooms, fire- Suburban For Rent 66 peting and drapes included in cHr i s t MAS SPECIAL — as- Admits He’s carried too far, I lil\c a long cut place. garage, immaculate, A. Franklin. ter than those in the morning, sis when she was about 8 years . ^In T h e Z velt. It was 1945 the last time he babysitting in my home, excel- prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 price of $24,500. Philbrick sume mortgage direct from v™, mip-Kt a Wallpaper pastc. on small boys like John Kenne­ BARROWS & WALLACE He said the blaze that sent you might think a house with old learning from books and visited Mariposa, which is Just lent care given. 649-2627. South Street, Rockvllla. 875- tender loving tenants. $140. J. GLASTONBURY - East, 4 Agency 64.9-8464. owner. 5 room Ranch, 2 car Manchester Parkade EAST HARTFORD — Attrac­ You can be patriotic about it, dy. But on bigger boys it ju.st about 70 patrons scraimbling for lots of glass on the west side from her father, Mayo Kaan, Not ^Pretty’ west of mighty Yosemite. ------— 2174. Open 9-8. D, Realty Co., 643-5129. rooms, second floor, $115 heat- ^ ”njCH garage, extra large lot, fruit Manchester 649-5306 tive 5 room Ranch, breeze­ looks dirty.” Large family sized the exits was “ definitely arson’’ would be hotter than a house ^ ^® as who entertained at USD shows The Merced Irrigation dis­ ■ ed, garage. 649-0422. trees, near school. Asking, $15,- Open 8:30-9 Daily way, 2-car garage, cellar, sew­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “ No Greer Garson: ” I find long WILL TAKE care of children in REFRIGERA'TOR. kitchen set. kitchen, large living room with and that "gasoline or something with glass on the east. ballast. with his own hypnotist act. trict’s new Exchequer Dam 000. Call 649-2136. 8:30 - 6 Sat. & Sun. ers, large trees, bus, $18,600. hair ratlier attractive on ceriain my home, $12 a week. 649-6426. maple, one double bed, FOUR ROOM tenement. Bis- ANDOVER - Shoddy Mill Rd., fireplace, 3 bedrooms, r e c ______was thrown through a rear Not necessarily so, say Uni You can wrap it in anony- Robin entered college wit)] I'm not a pretty boy,” says project will trap enough water sell St., $70. Call 643-5258, 9-5. practica'iy Hutchins Agency, Realtors, versity of California research- paper and mail it as a very good marks from her high James Cobum in the under- men in the profes.sion, that i.s. ------excellent condition. 649-0678. new 5'2 room room, house in 'mmaculate g REEN MANOR Ranch, 6 BANK APPRAISED 6 room door.’’ to submerge Anato’s tiny farm 649-5324. CARE package to wealthy school teachers. She said she statement of the week. "But Next door to our set were Her­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 4.1 THREE ROOM apartment. Uv- «_oofIed lot. Leonard condition completely remod- fireplace, wall to wall Cape in desirable Bowers Franklin identified the dead ers, because: overlooking the Merced river. got them by "working very then, neither were James Cag man and his Hermits, and they ing room, kitchen, bedroom 646-0469. eled inside and out, $13,900. p„rDetini? disnosal e-arao-p School area, fireplace, full man as Carmine Sepe Jr., 21, of Radiant heat gain from the friends, Both the district and the Feder­ FOR SALE — AKC German WHITE 54" kitchen cabinet hard,” not by hypnosis. ney, Humphrey Bogart and Ed­ looked charming -- like Tintor­ PWlbrioK M.P.Zr basement, city utilities, nicely Providence. Of the 19 persons morning sun is dissipated slowly some dark midnight you al Bureau of Land Management Shepherd puppies, 7 weeks old, sink, call 649-1346. and bath, electric range, re- FIVE ROOM .single house avail- .1 houses during the hottest part take it out and bury it in the ward G. Robinson. And they etto angel.s. But long hair must frigeratbr, heal and hot water, able immediately. Call Alfred CAPE—6 rooms, off Porter -I I-^- R-calty Company 643-5129 landscaped lot with .shade taken to Providence hospitals. Prince Charles are reluctant to oust him. The pedigree, wormed, 87.5-4963. ------C0S!«ET!GS 10 were treated and released ‘■^® m first apartments, available immed- nanv 643-5129’ ' stand it. I suppo.se girls find room, 3 bedrooms W'ith excep­ ter heat, garage, laundry room. were dancing at Fiore’s Lounge evening, when air temperatures Thanksgiving you can earn Rousset of France obtained a pears to be a collection of cowl­ Ixiarding school he attends at rides some 40 miles on horse­ “ Poultry and Supplies 43 rated, stove, iately, large rooms, stove r e ------long hair on men a safe image; ----^------_ ‘I . . . _____ doubtful quality from .some- refrigerator. Adults preferred, frigerator and heat furnished, FOUR - BEDROOM Cape with tional closet space, 16x30 living Joseph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. when there was en explosion, sharply. The west-window- enough money to afford a wnall- patent for the “ auto-motor icks. His face spreads wide at Gordon-stoun, Scotland. back to visit Anato occasionally, it removes the element of sex. U V E POULTRY, 6-9 lbs, $1. 0 1c you don t know when you $110. Call 6 4 9 - 8 6 7 1 .Rowe and Rowe Realty 875- sunporch, oversized garage, room, dining room, kitchen has followed by quickly spreading ®<^ house is cool in the morning er turkey. horse.’ the cheeks and he has temples Among those scheduled to be thinks the hermit probably vriU But it’s unhealthy for girls to each. 230 Doming St., Route 30. can buy a brand new Singer ---- - ^167. ’ fenced in yard, recently redec- every conceivable built-in, 3 but very hot in the late after­ that resemble reversed paren­ in the audience are Charle.s’ just move his plot uphill a little. flamee. admire men who are female­ Manchester - South Windsor for only $59..-iO with as little os M A h^E STE R 295 B idw ell______orated inside, close to every- full bathrooms, 3 - zone heat, noon. theses. parents. Queen Elizabeth H and Anato, thin and in falling looking. I like thick, clean hair town line, 644-H625. $6.00 down and ea.sy monthly “ Cand new spacious 3 room HEBRON — Modem 2-bedroom thing. Leonard Agency, Real- utility room, heated 2-car ga­ Windows north and south But he can act. He come.s on Prince Philip. health, said this about why he terms. Singer Sewing Center, apartments, ideal country set- rage. 200x288 treed lot. For ap­ strong as an offbeat character Y>n a man, not a crewcut.” apartment available by Dec. tors, 616-0469. make the sim easier to control. Patty Duke withdrew from the world; Articles For Sale 45 832 Main St. 6-13-8883 facilities. 13th, electricity, he49-7287 financing. up through.” Colon y Carvajal, 17th Duke of' getting so bad that on the Sun­ is a mass of patches and it’s kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- INVITATION You’re in this business for what Fellows. pay. Cole’s Discoun* Station, Peter, 17, brought down the Veragua and Marquis of Jamai­ set Strip tliese nights you can’t doubtful he has had any new FUR COAT .— Worn only 2 IMMEDIATE Occupancy — 6 Hon room, landscaped yard, you can express. And there can Dillon succeeds David Rocke­ 643-5332. WANTED family’s latek trophy. Hunting ca as well as de.scendant of tell which are the girls and cloUie.s for years. What money Call Bob Gerstung, ■ 643- TO BID . be no doubt tliat you can accom­ feller ha-s head of Uie 1^-mem- month.s. original co.st. $600. room single, oil heat, 2 car ga- Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, in Rome, about 25 miles north and heir to Christopher Colum-' he did need', he got with a tin Sealed bids will be received plish what you set out to do with which are the boys. It’s not only ber commi.ssion. which selects THE PROVEN carpet cleaner Will .sellfor $300. Can be .seen ''age. .stove, refri'^o ■ ■ tor, $125 643-5953. 7033 or 875-4433 anytime. MAN TO WORK IN of Augusta, Pete started five bus, is writing a hi.story of Ja pan, working the streams for at the office of the General . , . , , J , greater ease when you are-the confu.sing: it can be danger­ outstanding yotuig men for a Blue Lu.slre i.s ea.sy on the bud­ at Hou.se and Hale. Ask for monthly. Phone 643-2722, 9 ^ ------deer and as he was following maica. The island belonged for , gold. Mr. Dine, manager. a m.-5 p.m. MANCHESTER — 6-6 duplex. Manager, 41 Center Streeti ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT tur. , - That s the way the system ous.” yeai’s service at the White get. Restores forgotten color. them “ I saw these antlers,” he more than a century tq the j j - * But now that he is aging, h« condition, 2 oil furnaces, MIANCHESTER — large mod- Manchester, Conn., until De- works.” House aimed at giving them Rent electric .shnmixxjcr, $1. said. Dukes of Veragua. no longer can handle the heavy _ 'm RE E ROOM apartment. Win- modern bathrooms, excellent ern Ranch, central location 2 cember 16, 1965 at 11:00 a.m. MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE “ I really wanted to be a high-level experience in toe Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper ter ot. Vianf Irvrtn f 4 AIoa n 1 j ..... ' The buck and a big doe went The present-day Cri.stobal Col- work and county welfare work­ W anted— Itl Buy 58 ter St. new, heat, garage, re- location. Also unusual 3-bed- fireplaces- ’ bas7menr“ gamge^ fo7 Chem icals'Bid’forms,"pFans director.” ,said the actor, who workings of government. Supply. baca into the trees. Ion was inspired to write the ers help out. Each winter they WE BUY and sell antique and room I^nch wi.h rec room, only $17,900 for quick sale. Be’, and specifications are available SELLING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL was bom in Laurel, Neb. and REA’s Capacity “ I W9.ited about 15 minutes,” book, by an abundance ot docu- Cardinal Spellman have been packing in some 400 BE GENTLE, be kind, to that used furniture, china gl.a.ss sll- facilities 247-40-16, 9-5. over half acre land, 3 garages. Air Real Estate. 643-9332. at the Controller’s Office, 66 • u- X , reared in Compton, Calif. ” I did BERLIN (AP) — Francis pounds of food to him. expensive carpet, clejui it with ver nicture f r a m’ e s 777 * Evenings HiVPniTIP’S GlastonburyI »ln ttirtn ntimr 633-7402,ni- nnH c«0 r\/\nn T5 V. t___ a _____. . . * ing.” ficalion Admini.stration ha.s RICH STONE Free loam. $14 tents or whole estates. Purni- and stove. Call 643-0082. Ranch by Ansaldi. Si.x big beautifully 'andscaped lot only Richard Martin, HIS prize, was a buck that century. with U. S. troops. northwest of Mariposa. He’s old Oobum Journeyed to New hiade loans for 5 million kilo- five yards. Sand, gravel, stone ture Repair Service. 643-7449, — General Manager weighed an estimated 265 The author served in the Span­ He wa-s welcomed at Temple- and the land has many steep ------t h r e e ROOMS for rent, heat'- m g r Ju U 'v a c a n T ^ o o l e d . Hayes Agency, 646-0131. York in 1955 to work in live tele- watts of generating capacity, ■fill, and manure. 643-9504. Del pounds on the hoof and had a ish navy for 22 years and sailed hof Airport by Gen. John F. canyons. vision, which was to prove a The installed capacity of RoonTs WithoiTl B oard ^ Lr, « " ‘<>t. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- Clotlw* spectacular rack of antlers. In a dozen ships. Fl-anklin, U. S. commandant in But not Anato. “ Why should I WELL KEPT cai])ets sliow the mwtru s v tor, $80 monthly. Inquire 32 1577' virtual renaissance for Ameri- REA-financed systems is about But Pete was only following Berlin. live in town?” he asks. “ What I WITH TH* N W 8215 can acting. But then television 1 P®r cent of the electric in- results of regular Blue Lu.stre THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot- ^------the example set by his brother, do? Just stand around on street •pot cleaning. Rent electric tage Street, centrally located, ^ ^ ------PAH-O-RAMA 3-8 yrs. 5157-N moved to Hollywood, and Cob- dustry’s total and provides 18.2 Popf. Paul VI Kenneth Jr.. 19. Ken killed a VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope com er with hands in pocket? Or •hampooer, $ , Lar.son’s Hard- large, pleasantly furnished TWO ROOM apartment full Notice is hereby given that a Mines to Spur um found the Broadway theater per cent of the total kilowatt- 1 Open For Inspection GOOD INVESTMENT IN Sew your little girl a darling Knit this fashionable _ ward- 300-pound black bear in the Paul VI lutoi praise Friday for ait on bench vyith old men?” WAre. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 baUi, stove. Call 643-0727. public hearing will be held in ” too special, too cliquish.” He hour requirements of REA yoked dress, festive with lace, robe for the 11” teen-age doll same area when he was only the world press for its coverage Those are hard questions for for overnight and perm anent------— ______' Room 565A, State Office Build- Potash Ranking returned to the homeland. electric torrower.s. They pur- as a special party style for the and you’ll be sure to please the 12. The bear is now stuffed and of , the Vatican Ecumenical welfare workers to answer. Boats.and Accessories 16 BUesit rates. FOUR ROOMS, cold flat, stove ing, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hart- Safurday Afternoon, 2 to 5 EXCELLENT LOCATION! After a pair of forgettable chase the rest of their require- J____ holiday ahead. young set. A lovely suit, tarn, mounted in the State House Mu- NEW YORK (Council. "H e’s kind of stubborn and SFafatru-r n..i...,o ^ RrvrwM r /-.d dtskt-t. ------, ~ r ~ refrigerator furnished, $65 ford, on ’THURSDAY, DECEM- Before the de- Westerns, Cobura applied for a ments—36.4 per cent from com- “TO SE’TTLE ESTATE" No. 8215 with PATT-O-RAMA halter, long and shirt skirt, and seum. Later Ken also shot a Wg velopment in Saskatchewan of job in*“ TOe Mamifi^nt%even The pontiff, son of a CatooUc seems to resent help,” they say. Deluxe, 75 h.p. ROOM FOR RENT, newly fur- monthly. Call 643-4352. BER 9, 1965, at 10:00 am up- Sunday Afternoon, 1 to 5 er companies and Evlnrude, new trailer, excel- nished, private entrance, on - ___ Annii t- asik « Is in sizes 3..4, 5, 6, 7. 8 years, sweater are all included! Use buck. new mining techniques, author!- h “ toew the S he wanted Journalist, received more than cent from federal and lent ski boat, clocked at 40 bus line, near shopping. 649- ROOMS, in new 2 family r^rRR t FOR SALE OR RENT Size 4, % sleeves, 1% yards of bright-colored yarn and trims! Ken Jr. and Pete now have tative forecasts put the United having seen the Tarvuiese ffim w i ’ 500 Journalists from ajound the MINE UNION PROBE miles per hour. Asking $850. 7702. - house, attractive, separate oil >p f 2-FAMILY HOUSE 85-inch;85-inch: % yardsvards lace. Pattern No. 6167-N has com- qualified for membershipmembershio Inm Statesoiaies firstnrsc anaand (janaaaCanada secondSecond on— which it - - was___ based■ ‘ ^ ® other public agencies. world and told them he "com ­ CftATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) S43-9133. —------burner, parking. 247-3636 643- Grant Road, 271 WOODBRIDOE STREET To order, send 50c in coins to: plete knit directions for ward- “ The Biggest Bucks in Maine in 1970 output of potassium ox- Thereafter h hoi d f plimented and heartily thanked — — ______ROOM with kitchen privilegjs, 6030 640-7277 Manchester, Connecticut, for a LAKEWOOD CIRCLE SOUTH — U.S. Dist. <3ourt Judge Frank Sue Burnett. Manchester Eve- robe; stitch Illustrations. Club,” an honor given to those Ide - an important ingredient one acid-etched character TEACHER COURSES all” for their "arduous and dif­ Large Spacious Lawn Wllsori is expected to begin in D ia m 7 n (l7 7 'W a tC h e7 7 central location. Mrs. Dbrcey, - ' —______permit to operate one (1) mo- Top of HIU — On North Side Of Street nlng Herald. 160 AVB. OF To order, send 35c in coins to: who shoot deer weighing 200 to fertilizer production. a n ^ h ^ most n o tS v T n f L r f iS ( A P ) - - S ^ ^ ficult job.” ' 14 Arch St. THREE ROOM apartment, I®*" vehicle with a seating ca- February a review of this faU’* Jewelry Shaded, and Shrubbed AMERICAS, NEW YORK. N.Y. Anne Cabot, The Manchester pounds or more on the hoof. Now there’s a chance Canada q Te 1 i Escape ” ” o I r courses in Franch and ------heat, hot water, stov^, refrig- pacity of less than 10 adults antitrust case against the Utot> COMFORTABLY NEW BEAUTIFUL HOME loose Bventog Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Kid brother Dennis. 16. almost will be the world’s leading pro- fd e’’ 62 X be Sfered to - WATCH AND JEWELRY re- Furnished erator and disposal, 576 Hil- I" General Livery Sendee be- For Ist-class mailing add 10c AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. made it this faU, his father ducer of potash by then T “ t ” school ed Mine Workers Union. Built on a wooded lot. This is a prestige location. Top Sales Tax 5 % palring. Prompt service. Up to K®AHe™an. hard St„ 643-5659, after 4:30. P°I"Is in Connecticut ASKIN G 828.000 for each pattern. Prtot Name.; 10036. . , said. Hunting a week after Pete other m a J o ^ ^ p c L are R ^ - ^ i X e ' 2 a f p a i S d UnWersitv The trial transcript runs 6,609 120 .on ypur old watch in Parking, 272 Main St. _ from a headquarters in the You must see this to appreciate it! Address with' Zip Code, Style For Ist-class mailing add 10c got his deer, Dennis brought sia. West Gennany, Bast Ger- - ■ ’ ' airaeid University. Uni CHICAGO—Fifteen years ago pages in 25 -volumes. * TO BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT No. and Sisse. for each pattern. Print Namq, down an eight-point buck that many and France. Oobum, 87 and father at versity officials announced Frl- the highest State sales tax rate The suit was filed by 30 eouttv Public Utilities Commission 643-1038 CALL 522-1165 or 640-40SS Complete, ’inspiring, easy to Address with Zip Code, Style was Just under club welgW. —__ three, celebrated by buying a day the receipt of a $100,000 In the nation was Washington’s east Tennessee coal operAtoka George J. Griffin, 522-6632 SSu, BuiidS. ’ ’ »«= p«r read — the fall A winter ’65 No. and Size. How about Kenneth Sr.? Haa Spanish hacienda. "I always grant from the Department of — 314 per cent. Now Pennsyl­ who acciwe the UMW o t oQtti month. 644-0466. Executive Secretary NO AGENTS! thi. Plt« le a steel device to bo swore I wouldn’t get hooked on Health Education and WeUare ^Aslo Fashion. Send 50c now Bend SOc now for your '65 be ehot hie deer (his fall? vania’s 6 per cent is the high- spiring with major Kentf^>- for your copy. FaU and R ^ ter Album! “ aterlal posoesslons,” he iMid. to conduct the summer language e«t among thC) 39 states that tax “I’ve been too Busy dragging as an.aid for steep climbing. “ But hell, why not enjoy It?” Institute, operators to drive fringe > sales. out of bustoeM. A ■ ^ ...... r About Towd Ot the S9 refuse pickup oom- An area of Hlg^and Park idainta called In durliig had l£i- own blackout this Morganson h Chosen w e ^ ending last Saturday, 38 morning. A tree near Tam were for yklps, according to a Rd. and Spring St. came report Uuraed by the public down'at 7:60 a.m. and sev­ To Head Savings Bank JOINS. OVftTm works department. The town’s ered power lines. Homes on John H; Harvey, a native eontractor was fined. $6 last Spring St., Dartmouth Rd„ DonaM S. Morganson, Doyle LeOn J, Chorches, Older Mill Manchester but now a resident week, for one repetitive com­ Tam Rd. and Tlmrock Rd. Rd., has been named president Rd., a building contractor, was of Longmeadow, Moss., wnl be­ plaint. were affected. It took sev­ of the Savings -Bank of Tolland. named to the board to fill the come purchasing S ix ^to r of vacancy created by 'lyier’s pro­ eral hours for Hartford Morganson, formely the bank’s Curtis 1000 Ino. on :l5ec. 1. The executive board of the Electric Light Co. to restore motion to chairman. For almost twenty years, secretary, is filling the vacancy ladies Aid Lutheran Women’s power. \ Other officers of the bank are Harvey worked fbr the United Missionary League of Zion caused by the death earlier this Alexander F. Fabian, also as­ Kvangellcal Lutheran Church month of I. Tilden Jewett, fonh- sistant treasurer; Mrs. Bernice will meet Monday at 7:45 pjn. ar president and chairman of the Abom, assistant secretary; and at the home of Mrs, Wilma Hospital Notes board of trustees. He retains the lyier, vice president. Wiley, 89 Sununer St. post of treasurer. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.ni. Morganson, a member of the Flrederlc S. 'Tyler, a member executive committee of the ) Friendship Circle of TTie Sal- in all areas excepting mater­ of the board of trustees, was nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. Rockville Area Chamber of Tation Army will meet Monday named Its chairman. He is al­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private Commerce, is treasurer of the at 7:46 p.m. at the church for so a vice president of the bank., rooms where they are 10 a.m. .town’s 250th anniversary cele­ a work and service program. Mrs. Mabel F. Cook, Cook Rd., bration committee and a mem­ Plans will be made for the to 8 p.m,, Visitors are requested not to smoke In patients’ rooms. was chosen secretary. She con­ ber of . the high school buiidlng Christmas party. Hostesses .will tinues as assistant treasurer. committee. be Mrs. Capt. Ernest Payton No more than two visitors at and Mrs. Ward Tedford. one time per patient. Patients Today: 251 Hunger Strike Begins The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor of St. James’ AiDMITTEID YESTEEiDAY: Church, will speak tomorrow at Guy Anderson, 38 Autumn St.; a Deacon’s School of Prayer at Rene Badeau, 233 Woodland St.; Center Congregational Church Lynn Beggs, 85 Baldwin Rd.; Exiled Cuban Sent from 4 to 6 p.m. His topic will Mrs. Amelia Behling, 647 Dean be "Prayer in the Life of the Dr., Bolton; Emile Bouteloup, Roman Catholic.” Refreshments 49 Westwood St.; Che.ster Corn­ To Danbury Prison will be served after the pro­ ish, 63 Goodwin St.; Steve cote, HARTFORD (AP)—A Cuban gram. ’The event is open to the 348 N. Main St.; Irenee Des­ exile leader, arre.sted in Hart­ John H Harvey public. Jardins, 80 Benton St.; Robert Dixon, 375 Summit St.; Mrs. ford Thursday, was tran.sferred I Police Arrests States Envelope Co. In Rock­ There will be an annual St. Marion Franklin, 33 Phoenix St., from Hartford State Jail to the ville. He was assistant man­ Andrew’s Day communion Vernon; Mrs. Virginia Fraser. Federal Correctional Institution ager, manager, and in 1963 was 'Thomas O’Neil of 10 Mintz appointed production manager Tuesday at 6:30 pjn. for men Talcottville; Robert Grejdus, 58 at Danbury after he threatened and boys of St. Mary’s Episcopal Bunce Dr.; Kenneth Griffin, Court last night was charged of the company's entire produc­ a hunger strike Friday. Church, and not on Wednesday' RFD 1, Bolton; Mrs. Sarah Har­ with intoxication, breach of tion operation. His latest as­ signment with the company as reported In last night’s Her­ wood, 105 Birch St.; Joseph He­ State Jail Administrator Har­ peace and resisting arrest, and old E. Hegstrom indicated that was as regional manager of ald. Supper will be served at bert, Wapping; Mrs. Juanita will appear In court Dec. 12. 7:30 p.m. in Neill Hall. Donald Logan, 51 Branford St.; Anthony Dr. Orlando Bosch Avila would its northeast region. K. Kuehl, research engineer, Mozzer, 31 Oak St.; Mrs. Doro­ be fed intravenously at the fed­ Police say O’Neil was arrest­ will be the dinner speaker. His thy Phillips, Lakeside Circle, eral institution if he continues to ed at midnight as the result of BRANCH MANAGER a complaint of a disturbance at topic will be “Science Follows a Bolton; Mrs. Mary Sampieri, 34 reject food. James P. Marshall of 115 Ox­ the Oak Grill on Oak St. They Star.” Tickets for the supper Bosch is charged with con­ ford St. has been appointed Ridgewood Dr., Rockville; found the bar littered with are available at the church of­ Harry Sault, 388 Hartford Rd.; spiring to extort $20,000 from branch manager at Newington fice, from ushers, vestrymen or broken glass and owner Ray­ for the Patent Scaffolding Co. Richard Steeves, Coventry; Mrs. fellow refugees in Florida. It is mond Stanko with lacerations Dr. Frederick Spaulding, 14 Ella Sturtevant, Lake St., Ver­ expected that Bosch will be re­ For 15 years he has been the Myrtle S t on his forearm. O’Neil was ar­ Holding his very first retirement check is Charles Delnlcki of 111 Demlng St. For 40 years non; Theodore Trahan, 10 Ol- turned to Miami Monday. rested in a parking lot across Delnickl worked for the Colonial Board Co. on Parker St., wiring boilers and taking care of cott St.; Paul Twichell Jr., Cov­ Ma}. Edmond J. Reagan of When Bosch was arrested in the street where he reportedly the power plant. Since 1937 he has been a member of Oak Lodge 347, Papermaker’s Union, entry; Mrs. Carol Wisneski, Orlando, Fla., in June on fought police. Delnickl has lived In town, at the same address, for 33 years, and moved here from South the 'll. S. Marine Corps will East Hartford; Mrs. Myrtle charges of conspiring to export Shortly before midnight, po­ Windsor. His three sons, (jharles Jr., Robert and Donald all live In South Windsor. Now that apeak Tuesday noon at a meet­ Whipple, 340 Hackmatack St. ing of the Kiwanls Club at the arms illegally, he went on a lice were called to the FYiendly he has time, he plans to spend it gardening In his own greenhouse, and plans to Just "putter Manchester Country Club. He BERTHS YBSTEatIDAY: A brief hunger strike before being Ice Cream parking lot on Main around the house.’’ Shown also In the picture are Harold Norton, Chairman of the Board returned from duty in Viet daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Her­ released on recognizance bonds. St. to Investigate reports of an of Colonial Board Co., ori the left, and Joseph Waichen, right, President of Local 347. (Her­ Nam in September and served man Dahl, 107 Russell &t.; a son No trial date was set then. unruly crowd. Police say that ald photo by Satemis.) as Intelligence officer with the to Mr. and Mrs. David McElroy, He was arrested Thursday by when they arrived, the cars in Krat Marine Division. 4 Tyler Circle. FBI agents at a rally sponsored the lot began blowing their Ing the three-day conference he moted to assistant foreman, then BIRTHS TOflDAY; A son to by the Hartford Committee Pro horns. All soon quieted down, Members of the Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soucier, will participate in seminars to wire foreman in 1955. He is Cuba Liberation, where he was except for one. The driver, Gary dealing with spark plug re­ a member of the Telephone Rotary Club will leave the Coventry; a daughter to Mr. :^.nd to be the main speaker. A. Jones, who is stationed in Manchester Country Club Tues­ Mrs. William Gilman, Rocky search, production, advertising Company’s Speakers’ Bureau In Marcelino Garcia Jiminez, a Norfolk, Virginia, and his com­ and merchandising. town. day at 5:30 p.m. to go to the HiU. second leader of a group of mili­ panion, Barry McSweeney of 18 Cast and Blast Club, South DESCHAROED YESTER­ tant Cuban exiles, was arrested Auburn Ru., were taken to po­ Frank A. Ottone of Glaston­ Mrs. Maryellen Krygowskl of Windsor, for its meeting. Thursday in Miami on similar DAY: James Wood, Hebron; lice headquarters. bury has been promoted- to con­ Bloomfield has recently been ap­ Mrs. Patiicia Gilbert, 'Windsor charges. The BBG (B’nai B’rlth Girls) Jones was arrested and struction foreman for the South­ pointed home services director Locks; Mrs. Fannie Schubert, 'MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Cuban ex­ charged with unnecessary blow­ ern New England Telephone Co. for the Hartford Gas Co. A will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. East Hartford; Mrs. June Me­ at Temple Beth Sholom. ile revolutionary chieftain Or­ ing of his horn and is sched­ Ho joined the company in 1946 graduate ot the Pratt Institute, deiros, 91 Union St., Rockville; lando Bosch’s arrest this week uled to appear in court Dec. 12. as a lineman and was pro- New York, she has been a home Mrs. 'Wilma Clark, Talcottville; on extortion charges was not McSweeney was released in the Mrs. Mary Correnti, 86 Birch Ellingtion his first brush with U.S. authori­ custody of his parents. James F. Marshall St.; Mrs. Marjorie McCavan- ties. Paul A. Leone of 15 Broad agh and son, Hebi'on; Mrs. Truck Hits Signs, At one time, customs agents St. was charged with allowing company’s sales representative Cecile Decker and son, Wap­ a dog to roam, the result of a in the area. ping; Mrs. Maro Ell-sworth and maintained a day and night Driver Arrested watch on the aggre.ssive anti- dog bite case on Margaret Rd. Marshall is past president of daughter, 148 A-1 Park St.; on Thanksgiving. Leone's court the Civitan Club, and now Mrs. Consuelo Cecconi and son, Castro leader to keep him frcmr A truck swerved off the road mounting raids agiurr.st Cuba. date is Dec. 13. serves as Lieutenant Govemer 801 Center St. of the New England District In EUllngton on Rt. 140 at Job's Dr. Bosch still faces trial in In. a motor vehicle arrest, Hill Rd. yesterday and knocked David E. Worgan, J9, of 66 of Civitan. He is also a mem­ connection with possession of ber of the British American down a stop sign and a road bombs that he said were to have Cambridge St., was charged Duplicate Bridpe yesterday with reckless driving. Club. sign post, according to State been dropped over Cuba. He was Police say they observed Wor­ Police of the Stafford Troop. Results in a duplicate bridge arrested in Orlando, “ Fla., in gan traveling extremely fast on In -New Post ’The driver, Richard J, Ban­ game played last night at 39 July and charged by U.S. au­ W. Middle Tpke. near Broad ning, 26, of Windsor Locks, wa-s School St. are; North-South, thorities with comspiring to ex- Edward D. Cormier was made St. Police report they stopped summoned to appear in court at Ralph Maguire and Joe Toce, ixirt war munitions Illegally. assistant to the advertising Worgan at Tower Rd., who told Manchester Dec. 27 on a charge first; Richard Vosburgh and Bosch was released on a recog- manager in the Marketing them that he was In a hurry of failure to drive in an estab- Robert Asselin, second, and Carl nizimce bond after staging a Services Department of the Hshed lane. Frederickson and G. M. Perry, to get to the store before it hunger strike. closed. Bhnning was westboimd on third. Dr. Bosch, a dapper 39-year- Rt. 140 when the accident oc­ Worgan is scheduled to ap­ Al.so, Elast - West, Russell old physician with a small, dark pear in court on Dec. 13. curred, shortly after 1 p.m. Grannis and C. R. Covill, fii'st; mu-stiiche and hom-rimmed Bert Carlson and Kenneth Mqi- glasses, fought on Castro's side BREAD GRAINS ABOUND gester, second, and Mr. and in Cuba during the revolution London — World production Mrs. George Gordon, third. that overthrew dictator Fulgen- Driver Flees of bread grains in 1965 is The game is- sponsored by the cio Bati.sta. estimated at 280 million metric Three-Car Crash Manchester YWCA and played He split with Castro, and tons, second only to the 196-1 each Friday at 8 p.m. The pub­ record of 284 million tons. lic is invited. came Into exile in 1960. Here, Three cars were involved in he continued as head of a revo­ an accident yesterday at 8:15 lutionary organization he had p ni on W. Middle Tpke., hut founded in Cuba, the Revolu- one car fled from the scene, po­ tionary Recovei-y InsurrectionaJ ugg report. FORMAL OPENING... Mov'ement. He w:is an outspok- The police reported the incl- en critic of the now dis.solved jent as follows: Cuban Revolutionary Council, ^ gg^r driven by John J. FTem- And Again Another DAhAATO Apartment which mounted the ill-fated Bay ming of East Hartford stopped OPEN of Pig.s invasion in 1961. jq wait for a break in the traf- ) Dr. Bosch lives in Miami fic on W. Middle Tpke. at en- Designed With You In Mind! - iWESTOWN A LL DAY w tli his wife, Myrian, al.so a trance 92 to the Wilbur Cross PHARMACY physician, and their five chll- Highway. A car driven by Ed- / 459 Hartford Rd. — 649-9946 dren. The oldest was bom in ward W. Hutchinson of Bolton SUNDAY exile. pulled up behind. A third Edward D. Cormier ------rammed into Hutchinson’s car, Pratt & 'Whitney Machine Tool 295 BIDWELL ST.. MANCHESTER and Hutchinson’s car rammed Division of Colt Industries. Cor­ ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES AVAILABLE Hearings Slated Flemming’s car. mier was formerly In the Sales The drivers identified the Literature Group of Pratt & _ On Money Issues fleeing vehicle as a Volkswagen ■Whitney Aircraft in East Hart­ sedan, and told police that it ford. OPENING SUNDAY. NOV. 28 The board of directors will damage. „ In a second hit-and-run accl- DIVIDEND DECLARED hold public hearings and con- ^ent, police report slight dom- 2 to 5 P.M. ■...... sider two appropriations at its age done to a parked vehicle ’The board of directors of PRE.HOLIDAY SALE Colonial Board Co. has declared Dec. 7 meeting, belonging to Richard Macaione OR OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT a year-end dividend on common 1. A $21,540 transfer to the ^7 E. Middle Tpke. yesterday stock of ten cents per- share, boanl of education budget, con- evening. Macaione toKl pjdtoe he payable on Dec._ 15 to stock­ ^ ' parked his car on Main St. in > 10 Units of 3 Spacious Rooms Each (One bedroom) sidered only a routine bookkeep- the center of town. When he re- holders of record Dec. 1. ing item. The .sum has already- turned he found a large dent on Net earnings the first nine Charming Coloniol.Styie Building with Country Setting. SAYCO been received from the Federal the right side of his vehicle. months of this year are $208,- Economic Opportunity Depart------887, or $.66 per share as com­ Yet Close to All Facilities. THE ONLY FIXTURE WITH A ment as an "In-Service Neigh-, pared to $160,080 or $.55 per share for the same period last LIFETIME GUARANTEE borhood Youth CoriJS” grant for Broader Program Electric Range, Refijgerator and Disposal, 48 Manchester and East Catho­ year. ^ lic high school students. . _WASHINGTON■ _ .(AP) . —’The . Heat and Hot Water. (No Extras) $125 monthly 2. 1 $10,000 addition to the Agriculture Depantoen plans BRIEFS M(xiel D-308882. 3 valve diverter towns counsel's budget, to be ^ R. J. Kalagher ' of Vernon, Individual Storage Sections in jkisement — Ample Parking. ^ grams for improving diets of field representative for Clham- with shower head. financed from an expected in­ needy persons. ’ 15.00 crease in revenue from miscel­ pion Spark Plug Co., will attend Full Ceramic Tile Both with Vanity. The agency aald in a report It laneous sources. a national marketing conference Model 442808. 4” lavatory faucet 1 l A -J .... is likely that more food will be The add^ a w r ^ n a .on is to donated to the needy through its in Toledo, Ohio next week. Dur- Deluxe Birch Cdbinet KifohenC Designed by Schiriekl with pop-up, I I • IU replenish the $20,000 claim-set- ^ireot distribution program. In Uem^nt account, which is al- addition, its food stamp plan Model 2042-88. 4” CC lavatory ^ 1 ^ 1 A will be extended to some areas Directions: From Hertford Rood take Bridge St. (op­ faucet with pop-up. I O * I U Town Counsel Irving Aronson „ot now covered. posite Supreme Foods), bear left ori to Keeney St.— said that two large settlements. At the present time about 676,- settled during'the last fiscal poo persons ore getting benefits 2nd right is Bidweli St. Kit Faucet. 8” deck faucet $ 1 ^ X .C year, but approved.by the board of the stamp plan. with spray. 1 of directors early in'.this f i s c a l ______year, have taken a large, chunk TRUCK TONNNAOE UP FAIRWAY, out of the 1965-66 allocated WASHINGTON (AP) —Inter- RAYMOND and LOUIS C. DAMATO \ city truck- tonnage in 34 metro- ^Both Fairways Now Open BUILDERS AND OWNERS WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE He said that hq foresees the'Liza Minnelli, sion viewers will get a new and singer Roger Miller. look at the story—through The color show will feature: the wolf’s eyes. AJa Zanova, who will do a The one-hour special is ani sweeping routine to “Hello original m usical fo r ’TV, w rit­ Dolly,” was twice world cham­ ten by Jule Styne and Bob pion figure skater. Bom m Merrill, who have teamed to Czechoslovakia, she became an write "Gypsy,,” ^ “Gentlemen American citizen after fleeing Prefer Blondes,” “Carnival," her homeland. and “Peter Pan.’” Tommy Litz, who spins and Starring in the show will be swoops to “Let Yourself Go” Liza Minnelli, Cyril Rltchard, and “A Foggy Day”, won the Vic Damone, and The Animals. world free-style skating title in Miss Minnelli, daughter of 1964. His triple toe loop, per­ Judy Garland, stars as Red formed at the start of his rou­ Riding Hood. Just barely out of tine, is considered one of the her teens. Miss Minelli has won most difficult feats on fee. raves from critick- for her Sashi Kuchiki, seen in a “Fire B roadw ay perform'hnce in on Ice” dance, learned figpire “Flora, the Red Menace.” Tal­ skating by watching films of ented at home as well as oft (See Page Four) stage. Miss Minelli designed some of the costumes she wears in the show. Cyril Ritchard, currently on Broadway in ‘The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd,” not only stars as Mr. Lone T. Wolf, but appears as a dancing woodsman and finally as a gray-haired grandmother. Ritchard said he enjoyed do­ ELECTRONICS ing the role of the dapper, vain, social-climbing wolf because, LABORATORIES “We all love to laugh at the person — man or wolf — who 277 BROAD thinks he’s being elegant when wie all know he is a fraud.” The role gives Ritchard sev­ - ALL NEW eral songs, although, he said, “I sound like a sick walrus when I’m in good voice.” 1965 Vic Damone, who plays the singing woodsman, is weU known FM - AM as a recording, television and movie star, as wgll as a head­ liner in top night club shows. RADIOS His best known record was CALI 649-1124 Liza Minnelli and Cyril Ritchard star in ABC’s “The Dangerous Christmas of “On the Street 'Where You U v e ”. TV-Radlo, Sales and Service Red Riding Hood, or, Oh Wolf, Poor Wolf,” an original hour-long musical com­ edy by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill. Also featured is Vic Damone. (See Page Two). PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1965 81ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1965 PAGE THREE SATURDAY PROGRAM JU Morning MONDAY JU PROGRAM Educational Tlmr Chonnel 5:00 (8) Race of the Week TUESDAY j a PROGRAM U:IK) <3) Sky KInr Comic adventures of a couple Time Channel "The Gallant Fox" who spend a hectic honeymoon 5:00 (M) They Also Servo "Story Without a Moral," A (22-30) Tho rirst hook - at (22) Sports in Action TV 1:00 (3) BcMt S eller T im e Ifiinmn Senncs on wheels — in a trailer. (C) Lloyd TImvtoii Show successful businessman pays Channel (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show (8-20-40) McHalefl’s Navy Host, Jim Simpson reports 9:30 (3) The I^ner "711 Ocean Drive." Part III 6;80 (8) Yogi M,.ar (C) TV 1:00 (8) Best Seller 6:80 <8) Woody Woodpecker (O) On u picnic outinj?, musical en- Edmond O'Brien. « o v e r J9,0(X) fo r a w orth less 9:00 (22-30) Tuesday Night at ftg from the Profc.sslonal Bowl­ Lloyd Bridges. "Westward the ( Monday — Friday) (20) America's Problems and cal (C) 6:00 (8) News and W eather 2:00 (3) Password (20) Hlg Picture (8-20) ItuRN llunny (C) 6:25 (3) Town Crier 1:55 (22-30) News of a 4-part sequel drama. (C) P.M. (8-20-40) Peyton Place ball held 11-20. The fla v or and 10:00 (3) Guiisinoke 6:30 (3) SiinriHe Sementer (18) Lif(* nf Kiley (8-20-40) Legend of Jesse (22-30) Days of Onr Lives (O) (22) Rocky and His Friends 10:00 (3) Connocticat What’s Ahea4l (40) rriiuilepin ISowHna aura of a typical fall sports 2:00 (3) Password 8:00 The Creative Person U :3 0 (3) K M ) No. 3 (18) Vintage Tl^eatre (30) Varied Programs (20) This Is the A nsw er J a m es (8-20-40) The Norses (30) Whirlybirds (8) Snreial weekend on a major campus (22-30) D ays o f O ur L ives Kv ami HU Friends 9:00 (3) Andy Griffith Show (C) ) By - Lino (3) House Party UO) N ew s at Six March of Time "Frontiers o6 arc sliown. (8-20-40) The Nurses (22-30) The Doctors (30) Kvplorin^ Sterling Hayden. Young girl, NewH<*op«' (30) Whirjy|>irds (22-30) Andy Williams Show R ep eat o f N ov. 25. 8:(X) p.m . (3) Sports, News and Weather the Mind" A fa.sclnaUng, sum» (20-40) Wide World of Sports confronted by lack of funds 2:30 (3) House Party (40) News at Six (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers <0) (40) Cheyenne Public Affair-s proi?ram on the 5:15 6:45 (8) Varied Programs Andy welcomes Richard Cham­ ) Intertel: The Union Man times shocking, documentary (30) Theatre 30 tries to bring he!*self to sell (22-30) The Doctors 6:05 (3) Sports. News and Weather berlain, Hay^ey Mills, The Os­ (20-40) A Time for Us of the lnten.‘?ive resea rch Int* heiitaKo and traditions of "Whispering Smith." Alan 7:00 (3) News and Weather (8) Tell Mo, Dr. Brothers (C) R ep eat o f N ov. 24, 8 p.m . (8) Peter Jennings News America. "The Era of Good the family's southern planta­ (22-30) Today Show (C) (40) Cheyenne mond Bros, and The Good ) Aaron Copland: Music m the (20-40) News with Woman’s (22) Clubhouse 'the. brain luui humiui behavior Ladd portrays a Railroad de­ tion and accept marriage pro­ (20-40) A Time For Us 6:15 (8) Peter Jennings News Time Singers. (C) Touch FoelinK". The year.s immedi­ tective. (8) Speech (Uirreclioii 2:55 (20-40) News With Woman’s 20*8 (22) Special Report The search for drugs to contr^ posal of a northerner. (22) Cliihh(»iise (8-20-40) A Man Called Shenan­ (3) To Tell the Troth emotions, cure mental itlnesj^ ately following the War of 1812. ' (3) B rad D avis Show 10*30 7:05 (3) News with Mike Wallace Touch R ep eat o f N ov. 23, 10 p.m . Editorial comment by W. L. (8) Twilight Zone 7:30 (3) >'arled Pn)grams 6:25 (22) Special Report doah ) P oint o f V iew (22-30) Another World Putnam fanta.sy world of hallucinatory (18) Digest "Still Valley." Confederate 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth Editorial comment by W.L. 9:30 (3) Hazel (C) drugs. (8-20) Milton the Monster (C) ' (3) Weather, Sports, News (8) Friends of Mr. Goober (O) (22-SO) A nother W orld R ep eat o f N ov. 24, 9:30 p.m . (8) Never Too Young 6:30 (3) N ew s (18) Topic scout Paradlne enters a town 7;45‘ (3) Your Coiiiiiiiinlty Putnam (8-20-40) Peyton Place ) The Fourth Estate (18) Million Dollar Movie (8) Stoney Burke (20A0) The Fugitive (8) Wide World of Sports to find it filled with Union sol­ (8) Never Too Young 6:30 (3) News 10:00 (3) Steve Lawrence Show (C) 10:30 (3) News Special (^> Flyjng Fisherman National Surfing (Jhamplon- 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo (18) Million Dolhir Movie Repeat of Nov. 25, 8:30 p.m. "Witching Hour" Judith Al­ (18) In the Public Interest "Temi.scamie River" diers all of them frozen in their (40) Continental Clnssroom (8) The I.ieutenant Guests are The Pussycats, the ) The O pen Mind len, T om B row n . Mian w ith un­ (22) Americans at Work 11:00 (3-8-30-.30-40) S’ew s, Sports an^ 1:00 ship.s. Huntington B each, tracks by .some mystical pow­ "I Mol Him in Pari.s," Mel- (IB) In the rttblie Interest Dick Williams Singers. Joe W eather (3) IiiNightH (^alif., "Firemens Competi­ 8:30 (8) Exercise with Gloria (C) vyn Douglas, Claudette Col­ Conaurner Credit canny ability to read th^ghte (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley (22) NC.AA ('ollege Fontliall er. Gary Merrill. (40) News and Views - (20) Soelal Seeurtiy In Action Guerclo and his orchestra and ) The French Chef and control people’s actions R ep ort (18) Vintage Theatre tion.’^ Utica. N.Y., a demon­ (20) Scope bert. Light romantic comeily (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley Re­ guests. ‘ ■ Co conut G roV c’ ’ A rm y v.s. N avy at Phlla(lol- stration of the agility and skill 8:45 (40) Bozo the Clown about N.Y. fashion designer R ep eat of N ov. 22, 8 p.m . makes murderer of daughters 6:40 (20) News and Weather phia. Pa. Time ll.sted includes (40) it Happened in November 9:00 (3) Hap Richards Show port (22-30) Run for Your Life (O) ) Old Glory: Benito Cerono fhu ice. 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News (22) Big Nf'ws of 50 teams of volunteer fire­ 11:00 (3-8-20-30) New’s, Sports and w ho m oots tw o w riters in 6:40 (20) News ami Weather 10:30 (18) Topic 11:15 (30) Tonight Show a pre-game show, pre-kickoff (8) (ilrl Talk Pari.s. R ep eat of N ov. 26, 8:30 p.m . (20-40) General Hospital 7:00 (3) After Dinner Movie men from throughout N.Y, W eather 6t45 (20) Peter .Feiinliigs N ew s 11:00 (3-8-20-3(MO) Nows, Sports and 3:25 (3) N ew s 11:20 (3) Tuesday Starlight commentary, the game and a State. (22) .Mike D ouglas Show (20-40) General Hospital ) World Theater ' ‘The G u n figh ter’ ’ post-game show. (C) (22) Satunlny Night Report (30) M orning .Movie 7:00 (3) Award Theatre W eather India: Haunting Passage 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (18) Subscription TV "Unholy Wife" Young Women, (18) In the Public Interest (40) Bob Young News 3:25 (3) News “Ladybug." A mechanical ro­ (8-2010) lloppity Hooper (C) (22) Stingray 9:15 (3) Deputy Dawg (IS) Vintage Theatre (22-30) You Don^t Say (C) (20) Open Mike married to a wealthy vineyard 11:15 (8) Uliiller Theatre 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show, bot and a suvn-vear-old prodi­ 'Coconut Grove," Fred Moo- (8) Father Knows Best owner, plans to kill him, but (18) Subscription TV 6:30 (3) Bat Masterson 9:30 (3) Leave it to Beaver (22-30) You Don’t^ Say (C^) MONDAY (22-30-40) Local News, Weather ItSO (3) llig 3 Theatre "Blanchyille Monster." Rich­ (8) General Hospital gy battle it out in a depart­ Murray, Eve Arden. Comedy (20-40) Young Marrleds (22) Western Mass Highlights kilLs another m an accid en tally . (22) The Scherer - MacNeil ard Davis, Joan Hills, Young (8) Father Knows Best ment store window for the A.M. In-School Programs "Thundering Jets." W.W. II R ep ort (C) (40) Jack Lnlanno with music about banMickey Mouse Club 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie tor. take.^ his re.sentment out (18) The Big I*ieture (22-30) Match Game (C) 3-D P oetry (32-30) My Mother, the Car gloomy castle’s superstition (22-30) Fractured Phrases (C) (18) Sub. TV (22) The Big News (20) Never Too Young "To Please a I.,ady" Clark Giv on hi.s students. Rex Reason, (20) Uhainpionship Bowliiiff (8) Mickey Mouse Club G rad es 4-6 Jerry Van Dyke and voice of Audrey Dalton. that her life must be sacrificed (8) Ben Casey (20) Reader’s Digest 11:15 (30) Tonight Show (40) Swabby Show Ann Sothem. (C) ble Barbara Stanwyck, (40) Outer Limits as fulfillment of an ancient (20) Never Too Y’uung *‘G od in the Streets” Exploring Our Language (8-20-40) American Bandstand 7:00 (40) Susie Starring Johnny Carson (C) 4:25 (22-30) News (8-20-40) Combat Adolph Menjou. I»ve forced (3) I.,ucy Show fa m ily le|,'-end. (40) Swabbv Show (22-30-4.0) Local N ew s and 11:20 (3) Monday Starlight G rades ^ 6 2:30 (H) Holiday Special Gue.sf star: Ann Sothem. (C) 10:25 (22-30) News Wonder of Words 4:30 (3) B ig 3 T heatre racing driver In the Indianap "The Thing." James Amess, 4:25 (22-30) Nows W eather "Lorna Doonc." (Oppressed (22-30) Please Don’t Eat the oils classic to ohoose be­ "ChristuKUs in Conn." Barbara (8) T am m y 10:30 (3) llnmeiniikers* Movie 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre Language Arts — Grades 4-6 "Patrick the Great" Daisies (C) Stanwyck. Dennis Morgan, S. (40) Local News. Weather and (22-30) Concentration 7:15 (22) Western IMass H ighlights farmers revolt against the (8) Space Commander 8 tween winning the race or th« (18) Sub. T.V. Sports "The Doorslayer," James Fen- (30) Sports Caniera IIII inanities (3) Red Skelton Hour ^ r l. Z. Sakall, Sydney cireenstreot, (40) Never Too Yoiihg ruthless Doone family — High School (18) Million Dollar Movie (22) (’amp Riinamuck 11:20 (3) Saturday Spectacular imoro Cooper's tale of a man, (10) Peter Jennings News (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (22-30) Dr. Kildare (40) 3ferv Griffin Show Reginahi Gardner. Sailor, re­ (30) Scherer - MarNeil Report 11:00 (22-30) 5Ionihig Star (C) Yellowstone "Witching Hour" Judith Allen "Shadow of a Doubt." Killer (8-20-40) Young Set raised by Indians and his ad­ 7:30 (3) New York Philharmonic 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie "Going Home" Despite his 12:55 (40) U.S. Air Force Religion* covering from 18 days on a (C) ventures at the time of the A World Apart T o m B row n . serious heart condition pool raft, is invited to spend Christ- eludes police and hides out 11:30 (22-30) Paradise Bay (C) Young I’eople’s Concerts "Tank Battalion." Don Kelley. Film — Sign Off 7:30 (3) Jackie Gleason Show with his sister’s un.su.specting French and Indian War. Lex P.M. (20-40) Where the Action Is shark Jo .Moments of Comfort—• (8-20-40) King F'ainily mond. May Morris. R ep eat of 3 p.m . Natural Science—Grades K-3 6:00 (20) White Hunter d ra m a) (40) Fantasy Playhouse 12:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow The Byrd.-?, Jackie de Shan­ Film — Sign Off 1x25 Good Night Hymn (3) Trials of O’Brien (22-30) Tonight Show (20-40) Whore the Action Is- non. Paul Revere and the Humanities R 3:00 (3) Nationwide Bowline (22-30) (let Sm art (22-30) Let’s Play Post Office 1:00 (3) News, Weather, Moment of 2:00 Exploring Nature 3:30 Starring Johnny Carson (C) (C) (22) Feature Four - Thirty Raiders, Chad and Jill and Da­ Meditation — Sign Off (20) Favorite* Story Don A Many Chiefs." 1:00 (22) Late Show coy and Iluntz Hall. Bowery (8-20-40) 12 O’clock High In-School Preview 4:00 (3) NFL — Countdow'n to Kiek- Smart i.s a.s.^ign(>d to protect a (20-10) Father Knows Best (30) One O’clock Report — This Is Conn off "Pick-up Alley." Victor Ma­ 12:45 (3) Gliding Light Boys set out to break a boxing 8:00 (22-30) The John Forsythe Sign O ff CO N TRO L wi(ru*ss the targ<*t ture and Anita Ekberg. racket. Show (C) Sets and Systems (20) Mr. and Mrs. North of a KACS as.sassination plot. 12:55 (22-30) News 1:05 (8) Moments of Comfort — T h in k !!! (40) The Saint (80) News and Sign Off (30) Lloyd Thaxton Show 8:30 (3) Award Theatre Good Night Hymn WEDNESDAY PROGRAM (C) 5:00 J(/ Kindergarten (40) U.S. Air Force Religious (22) (ireat M om ents in Music. (8-20-10) Lawrence Weik Show 5:30 W hat’ s N ew (30) Roller Derby I* Urn and Sign Off Time Channel (C) 2:00 (8) News C hildren 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show Starring Johnny Carson (8) (tadnbout (iaddis (C) 9:00 (22-30) Saturday Night at the 6 :0 0 Opinion in the Capitol 1:00 (3) Best Seller (C) (22-30) Mutch Game (C) (20) The Unexpected 2:05 (8) Moments of Comfort — ‘OA W o lf’ (20-40) Ben Casey (18) Vintage Theatre M ovies Good Night Hy mn 6:^0 W hat’ s N ew (8) Mickey Mouse Club "Coconut Grove" "Leopard.s in Ligh tn in g" (22) At Home with Kitty (20) Never Too Young "Tlie Long. Long Trailer." Lu­ 3:00 (3) Moment of Meditation — Children Repeat of 5:30 p.m. 11:20 (3) Wednesday Starlight (22) Film cille Ball and Desi Arnaz. (Oontiniicd yrom Page One) Yellowstone * (30) Bachelor Father (40) Swabby Show Sign O ff 1:80 (3) As the World Turns "Thunder Over the Plains.’* A World Apart 4:25 (22-30) News Union officer is assigned t* The Animals, a British rock The Magic Room (22-30) Lai’s Make a Deal (O) 1:55 (22-30) News 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre southwe.st after the Civil War A Place in the Sun "Hell's Five Hours", Psycho­ and find.s nnti-Union sentiment ’n Roll group, are featured as The French Chef 2:00 (3) Password 95% OF THE TV SHOW S (22-30) Days of Our Lives (C) path attempts to blow up a at a peak. Randolph Scott, five leather-jackefed delinquent Potage Parmentier - with Julia rocket fuel plant. Stephen Mc­ Phyllis Kirk. Fess Parker. (C> (!hlld (8-20-40) The Nurses SUNDAY JC/ PROGRAM wolves named Lancelot, Gala- 2:30 (3) House Party Nally. Coleen Gray. <8) Tell .Me, Dr. B rothers A ntiques (22-30) The Doctors (8) Space Commander 8 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie Time Channel had, Gawain, Percival and Sam. Refinishing-with Geo. Michael (18) Million Dollar Movie "Big Boodle," Errol Flynn- America’s Crises (8) Tel! Me, Dr. Brothers (C) 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart ficial kidney, used in the treat­ The group will sing the first IN THE NEW FALL PROGRAMS (20-40) A Time for Us Repeat of 3 p.m. G ia S cala. ment of uremic poisoning. The The Religious Revolution and 8:00 (3) The Christophers 2:55 (20-10) News with Woman’s (20^0) Where the Action Is (40) Merv Griffin Show (8) This Is the Life documentary points up the fact rock 'n roll song ever written the V oid (22) Feature Four-Thirty 11:80 (22) Tonight Show 10:00 Jazz Casual Touch (22) God Is the Answer that 100.(K)0 victim s (»f the di­ by Styne and Merrill, "W e’re 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth "The Bride and the Beast." Starring Johnny Carson ((^ sease die every year because Dizzy Gillespie Quintet (30) Agriculture on Parade (22-30) Another World Charlotte Austin and Lance 12:55 (40) U.S. Air Force Regligion* 8:15 (3) Da\ey and Goliath there are not enough machines Gonna Howl Tonight." 10:30 West Hartford Town Charter Fuller. While on an African Film — Sign off » * • W. Hartford residents will dis­ (8) Never Too Young 8:30 (3) Adventures of Gumhy (C) and the -cost of treatment for The colorcast will al.’to feature (18) Million Dollar Movie safari honeymoon, a big game 1:00 (3) News and Weather mo.st sufferers, is prohibitive. cuss proposed changes to the (8) Davey and (ioliath (C) Will Be In Color "Too Many Parents," Frances hunter's bride is carried off (30) One O’clock Report —« (18) The Bii)le Answers some of the most elebrate cos­ W. Hartford Charter, (30) Communism: Myth vs. Farmer, Billy Lee. Story cen­ by a gorilla. Sign o ff R eality 7;00 (3) Lassie In-School Program (20-40) (leneral Hospital (40) Lloyd Thaxton Show 9:00 (3) My Friend Flicka (C) Raoul Pene du Bois, the color­ 9:30 Sing Children Sing 8:25 (3) News 6:30 (8) Peter Potamus 1:10 (8) Moments of Comfort (8) Faith for Today (C) FJH^irite M artian (C) M(islc Grades K-2 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (20) Ladies Day Good Night Hymn (22) Red Ryder (22-30) Wonderful World of ful forest and animal costumes <'olor 9:55 Science in Industry (22-30) Yon Don’t Say (C) (30) Superman (30) Word of Life are reminisdent of those of “The (Jrades 4-6 Flnhl part of "The Three Lives (8) Father Knows Best (40) Dennis the Menace (40) Sacred Heart 10:25 3-D Poetry (R) (20-40) Young Marrieds 6:00 (8) News and Weather of Thornasina." Drama about Wizard of Oz." COM E IN and SEE OUR SHOW ING 9:15 (40) The Christophers 10:65 The Magic of Words (18) Sub. TV a beautiful cat and the strange 9:30 (3) Art of Story Tellinr Styne and Merrill will expand Language Arts Grades K-3 (20) Ambassador with Wings (8) Insight influence it holds over its own­ RANGE and DRYER ers. the show to full stage length P.M. (22) Rocky and His Friends (30) This Is the Life 3:05 In-SchooI Preview THURSDAY (30) Whirlybirds (40) Oral Roberts (8) Ripcord (C) after the telecast, and present WIRING SERVICE 8:00 (3) Ed Sullivan Show OF 21". 23" and 25" COLOR Sing Children Sing A.M. In-School Programs (40) News at Six 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto Jly Feet Guests: Victor Borge, Petula it as a musical (Ktmedy in In-School Preview 9:30 Science in Industry (B) 6:05 (3) Sports, News, Weather (8) Jewish News and Views Window on our World 10:00 The Magic of Words Service Changes. Complete (20) Annie Oakley Clark. London. (40) Cheyenne (8-10) The F.B.I. Sets and Systems Language Arts — Grades K-3 6:15 (8) Peter Jennings News Wiring Installations In Old (22) (^halire of Salvation Repeat of Nov. 29. 8:30 p.m. 10:25 Rhythms and Rhymes (22) Clubhouse (40) This Is the Life Efram Zimbali.st, Jr. as Spe- 6:15 The Friendly Giant and New Homes and Busi­ 9i« Agent Lewis Erskine. (C) TV SETS NOW! Poetry Grades K-3 6:25 (22) Special Report nesses. 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live 6:30 What’s New 10:50 Junior High SciMice 6:30 (3) News (8) International Zone (20) Aquanauts “The Battle for the la Drang 8:30 (22-30) Branded Children P.M. (8) Surfside Six Electric Heat Installatfons. "One Hand Does Not Tie the Yellowstone-A World Apart 3:05 In-School Preview Bundle." This is a W. African Chuck Connors "10.000 for Du­ Valley,” a report on the fiercest "LIcen.se to Steal." Dave Repeat of Nov. 29. 7 p.m. Alive and About Thome helps singer Sue Mor­ folk .saying but It is also a rango. ’ Jason and a young action in Viet Nam .so far, -wtll What’s New ^ U.N. ke>*Tiote in '65. woman are taken ho.stago by 8:30 In-School Preview rison recover jewels taken in be broadcast Tuesday at 10 Repeat of 5:30 p.m. Exploring Nature bold nightclub holdup. (20) Beany and 4’ccil bank robbers follow ing a hoI(b- C alen dar (40) Faith for Today up. ( C) p.m. on CBS. , 6:15 The Friendly Giant (20) New Horizons ■ 9:00 (h Perry Mason Ivor Hugh hosts this cultural 6:30 What’s New 10:45 (30) Sacred Heart Program Janet Leigh will be affairs preview (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley "The Cise of the Fugitive Children A R ep ort 11:00 (3) 4’nmera Three hostess on “Hollywood STANEK ELECTRONICS 7:15 Frontiers of the Sea 6:00 Discovery Fraulein. Ma.son goes be­ 7:30 6:40 (20) News and Weather "Finnegan's Wake: On Film," Elliott Norton Let’s Set Up an Aquarium consLst.s of excen>ts from a Palace” Saturday hind the Berlin Wall to defend 8:00 Quest for Seenrity 6*45 (^) Peter Jennings News a wonum accu.sed of murder­ 277 BROAD STREfiT— PHONE 649-1124 6:30 What’s New 7:00 (3) What in the World? film of that title which haa In C ase Repeat of 5:30 p.m. just been completed. night at 9:30 on ABC. ing an E. Germa^ agent TURNPIKE 8:30 Kaleidoscope Norway and Sweden (22-30) Julie Andij^vs Show 7:00 English: Fact and Fancy (20) I Led Three Lives (8) Spotlight on University of M enuhin 7:80 The French Chef Connecticut Specjnl guest. Gene Kelly and 9:00 The Open Mind PI News, Weather New_ ChrLsty Min.strels in Repeat of Nov. 29, 8 p.m, (2(M0) Hullwfnkle (40) Picture for a Sunday Al- •...... - U-4I..Y miii.'itreis in TEXACO ,A R e p e a t o f N ov. 28, « :3 0 p.m . 7:15 (22) Western Mass Highlights teriiooii a sprcl.U progism of music 8:00 By—Line (30) Sports Camera (22) Faith to Faith an' (30) Stirring the Editors High School ------Rf>beit Lucas. Hartford Times: chance if he can sign a famous Phone 643-2176 Aaron Copland: Mnsio In the 10:45 8-D Poetry (B) 9:00 (3) Ice Capades of ’66 F » A I1 S IT S (20) Insight .< EARNINGS 11:10 Rhythms and Rhymes (B) Hour special, starring Arthur Bice Clemow, West Hartford actrcs.s for a show. He signs LOAN 20*8 M Om THAN 1.000 STOIIS. COAST TO COAST ^22) Schine 10 Pin Bowling News; Harold LeVonway. an unknown Instead, William P.M. 11:35 Dateline: United Nations Godfrey. Liza Minnelli and (30) Ring Around the World S . O C I A T 1 o N Greenfield Recorder . Gazette, Powell. Betsy Drake 4 % Dividend paid 12:25 Dateline: United Nation* P.M. ** highlights (40) Beany and ^ ell <221 Film 12:15 Creative Person with Richard Garvey, Spring- from day of deposit. 1:00 This Is Conn (B) of the 26th edition of the famed 12:15 (3) Your C'ommunity .. - Cheyenne fAfSUJtM ^/y'SAVfAftfS 1:25 Hnmanities (R> 1:00 Window on Onr World (B) Ice extravanganza in a salute 12:30 (3) We Believe field Dally News, os editor------______in-chief. 11:30 ^2) Boston Bruins Hockey 4 times yearly. 2:00 Exploring Onr Language (B> 1:20 Sing Children Sing (B) jo jthe world of entertainment. (Jew ish ) r m a m c i a T iMtTiTytrnT 8:05 1:45 Junior High Science (B) lunnu (8) TBA (40) Topper Toys’ ('artoons (C) 12400 J ’’ - Bruins. In-School Preview 4:45 (22) F ilm 12100 «-20> N ew s, W eather, Sports Exjjlorii^ Our Language 6:00 Kindergarten * H ope P resen ts • PIRFICT PM (20) The Christophers (8) Community Salute 12.15 (8) 1*. J. Movie r SAVE Science in Indust^ , Children Barbara Stanwyck with Rich­ (30) Championship Bowling CKILINCS W aterbury So- Pacific," 6:00 Kindergarten 0:00 Mount Bnshmore ard Long, Peter Breck, Lee (40) Conversation With (20) Italian Cinema Dcnni.s Morgan. Virginia Mayo WHERE 6:80 Repeat of Dec. L 6 p.m. Majors and Linda Evans. AND W A U I 12:45 (20) Living Word What’s New (40) Scope Ino of scheming adventurers, dh lld ren 6:30 What’s New 10:00 (3) Danny Kaye Show (C) « A* Moments In Moslo 5:30 (22-30) (i-E College Bowl (C) all too greedy for the pearl OAEBN YOU SEE 6 :0 0 Mount Bnshmore Repeat of 5:30 p.m. (zZ-30) I Spy 1:00 (3) Time Out for Sports I DRIES TO A (8) Sunday Color Movie Spec- treasu res o f .some S o. S oils is- 6:80 What’s New 7:00 MacNeil on Congress Robert Culp and BUI Coeby aa (8-20) Directions *65 Uiciilnr iMd natives, ruthlessly de­ THIS MANCHESTER Repeat of 5:30 p.m. 7:15 Soviet Piess this Week FLAT viLvrr (18) Sub. T.V. American Intelligence Agents. "Small Town Girl." Jarte Pow­ stroy a quiet and peaceful is- 7:80 Kaleidoscope (L) FINISH (22-30) A F L G am e 7:00 Dateline: United Nation* ell. Farley Granger. S.Z. Sa- land. SIGN - R ep eat o f N ov. 80, 10:30 p .m . M enuhin Bo.^ton at N :Y . (C ) 8:00 Observing Eye «« Amos Bnrke, Secret Agent kall. Ann Miller. Small town (40) Local News, Weather and 7:80 Sets and Systems 11:00 News, Sports and • VSR.Y D U RAIU . Westover Presents perks up when wealthy young Snorts OLDSMOBILE T h in k !!! 8:30 Utah .Symphony 1:15 (3) NFL Today '65 ^ bachelor is arrested for speed­ 12:20 (.30) Sign Off 8:00 Regional Report 10:00 America’s Crises Chicago at N.Y. «« N ew s ing and judge’s daughter fall's 12:25 (40) Streets of Danger ■ ^ PLEN-S TEXACO' School Integration R e p e a t N ov. 29, 9 p.m. 11:16 (80) Tonight Show (C) 1:30 (8-40) Issues and Answers for him. Musical comedy. 1:10 <3) News. Weather, Moment 381 M AIN ST. "Your Oldsmobtle Dealer" 9:00 The Creative Person (40) Winning l*ins (40) Starring the Editors of Meditation and Sign Off The Folksinger 2:00 (8) Opionated Man See 4:3(). Cluinnel 30 listing. 1:56 (8) News. Moments of Com­ 9:80 Point of View Prof. David Maiming White of »B Ul. (18) The Christophers fort and Good Night Hymn Odell Shepard. Host D eny D*- B oston V. talks with ho.st D ick -^TATE 8ERV. STATION 512 WEST CENTER ST. - (14^1511 6:00 J^2-30) F rank .McGee R eport 770 MAIN ST. Oench's guest is a Pulitzer Banks on the percnnlallv fav­ Prize-winning author, whose Don. W ILLIS Garage orite topic of "The Funnies" (18) Pattern for laving Cartoonist Charles Schulz works include "Lore of; the ___ SPECIALISTS IN * as a key to- American popular (40) Jimmy Dean Show will appear as a griest on “ A WYMAN OIL no., I n c . Unicorn" and a former mem­ WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND . FREE culture. Original cartoon pan­ 6:30 (22-30) Who Shall Live? ber of the faculty at Trinity els are .shown. News special concenUng the Charlie Brown Christmas,” 24 M AIN ST. BRAKE SERVICE (tO) Bible Answer* NEW or USED College. Repeated Sunday. use of a new device, an aili- Thursday, Dec. 9, on CBS. Nov. 28 at 6:^ p.m. ^ GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 460 Main St. 10:00 World Theatre 649-4531—18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER , Manchester . \ R ep ea t o f N ov. 29, 10 « t # FI p a g e f o u r MANCHESTER EVENpiG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1965 Bob Crane: Glib Con Man THURSDAY J(/ PROGRAM By BOB THOMAS Reed Show.” Said he: “ I wasn’t HOLX.YWOOD (AP) — "My Time Channel ° "Manflsh" John Bromfield and playing myself. I was playing 1:00 Gig Young, the fUn-lovlng friend "The Wrong Man” Part I. True finds half of a code map and 9:00 (3) Thursday NIrht Movies Paar show and telling me that’s story of a musician mistaken­ searches for the treasure. of the family,” , ly accused of a crime. Henry "The Bramble Bush," what I should be doing oh televi­ (SO) Lloyd Thaxton Show (8-20^40) ISewItched Crane finally found his desti­ Fonda, Vera Miles. 5:00 (20) Mackenxie's Haiders 0:30 (22-80) Mona McCluskey (O) sion. But I kept telling her she ny when Bing Crosby produc­ (20-40) Ben Casey (40) Lloyd -Thaxton Show (^2040) Peyton Place was wrong.” (22) At Borne with KUty 5:30 (8) Huckleberry Hound (0) 10:00 (22-30) Dean Martin Show tions offered him the lead in (30) Bachelor Father (20) Topic Dean's guests are Tony Ben­ Glib, ambitious Bob Crane 1:30 (3) As the World Turns nett, Barbara McNair and Na­ "Hogan’s Heroes.” (22-30) Let's Make a Deal (0) (30) Superman had his own vision of destiny in (40) Dennis the Menace nette Fabray, Guy Marks. The "That’s me!” he exclaimed. 1:55 (22-30) News 5:55 (40) Ski Show Dunhills and the unorthodox television. For a long time no 2:00 (3) Password musician, Yonely. •XC) Indeed, Crane’s characteriza­ (22-30) Diws of Our Lives (O) Jim Thompson one, not even his own wife, 6:00 (8) News and Weather (8-20-40) Long Hot Summer tion of the con-artist war prison­ (8-20-40) Tjie Nurses (20) II.S. Navy Film 11:00 (3-8-20-30-40) News, Sports and seemed to share it. er who runs the camp from the 2:30 (3) House Party (22) Bocky'n'.d His Friends Weather (22-30) The Doctors (18) Life of BUey U8) Vintage Theatre As a morning platter-chatter other side of the stockade is a (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (O) (30) Whirlybirds "Coconut Grove” emcee on KNX, the CBS outlet principal factor of the CBS ser­ (20-40) A Time for Us (40) News at Six (22) The Big News in Hollywood, Bob built up a ies’ success. 2:55 (20-40) News with Woman's 6:06 (S ) Sports. News, Weather 11:15 (30) Tonight Show Touch (40) Cheyenne Starring Johnny Carson (C) large and clamorous following. "Actually, Hogan is an exten­ 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth 6:15 (8-40) Peter Jennings News 11:20 (3) Thursday Starlight His knack of wringing quotable (22-30) Another World (22) Clubhouse "The Terror of Rome Against sion of what 1 used to do on ra­ (8) Never Too Young 6:25 (22) Special Report the Son of Hercules." The son interviews from top stars was a dio,” Crane explained. "Say I’d (18) Million Dollar Movie 6:30 (3) Nows of Hercules attempts to save delight to hear. Many thought "Murder Goes to (jJollege" (8) » !ile (C) Rome from a terrible fate. be talking to Eddie Fisher. Aft­ Lynne Overman, Roscoe Kams (18) In the Publio Interest Mark Forest and Elizabeth he could manage a network tel­ er a warm-up I ’d say, ‘Now Ed­ (20-40) General Hospital (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley Fanty. (C) evision show that would be up to 3:25 (3) News Report "It Came from Beneath the die, tell us exactly what did 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show 6:40 (20) News and Weather Sea." Atomic submarine en­ Paar. happen in Rome’ then I’d zing (22-30) You Don’t Say (C) 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings News counters a giant octopus en- Others thought Crane should (8) Father Knows Best 7:00 (3) Littlest Hobo route to San Francisco. into a record. (20-40) Yonnf^ Marrieds (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers be starring in a situation come­ 4:00 (3) Hanft;er Andy Show (18) Subscription TV "Now I put my arm around (22-30) Match Game (C) (20) Mr. District Attorney 11:25 (8) P. J. Movie dy series. He agreed, but he the commandant’s shoulder and (8) Mickey Mouse Club (22-30-40) Local News, Weather "Angels with Dirty Faces,** wanted to call his own shot. (20) Never Too Young 7:16 (23) Western Mass liighllghts James Cagney, Humphrey Bo­ say, 'I understand you're com­ (40) Swabby Show (30) Sports Camera gan, "I had to talk for a long time ing up for a promotion,’ then I 4:25 (22-30) News (40) Peter Jehnings Nows (40) Merv Griffin Show 7:30 (3) The Munsters (22) Tonight Show to explain to the producer why I change the subject.” 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre (22-30) Daniel Boone (C) Starring Johnny CaiCarson (C) wasn’t right for 'Please Don’t Crane continued the radio "The First Time" Life of a (8-20-10) Shindig (40) C.S. Air Force Religious young couple is dra.stically 8:00 (3) Gllligan's Island (C) Film — Sign Off Eat the Daisies’ ,” he says. "I show for a month after "Ho­ changed by a new arrival. (8-20-40) Donna Heed Show (30) One O 'clock Report also had to explain why I didn’t gan’s Heroes” began shooting. Robert Cummings. Barbara 8:30 (3) My Three Sons (C) k Sign Off Hale. (22-30) Laredo 1:15 (8) News want to do ’My Living Etoll,’ Then the dialogue started disap­ (8) Space Commander 8 Neville Brand, Peter Brown 1:20 (8) Moments of Comfort — before Robert Cummings was pearing from his memory, and (18) Million Dollar Movie and William Smith a.s Texas Good Night Hymn "Murder Goes to College" Rangers "Jinx." A self-.styled 2:60 (3) News and Weather considered for the role.” he realized that radio would (20-40) Where the Action Is Jinx Joins the Rangers in their 2)66 (22) Feature Four-Thirty (3) Moment of Meditation — One thing Crane did know: He have to go. It was no small sac­ attempt to capture Linda Lit­ Sign Off no longer wanted to play the rifice; he had been earning $70,- next-door doctor on ’"The Donna 000 a year on KNX. FRIDAY JU PROGRAM J < F B r Show Time Channel an who seta out to avenge ers volunteer to fight Indians 1:00 (3) Best Seller (C) her husband’s murder by lead­ in order to get out of Yankee (2040) Ben Casey ing his slayers to their own prisoner of war camp. Jeff Gives Viewer (22) At Home with KUty self-destruction. Ronald Rea­ Chandler, Joseph Gotten, Lin­ (30) Bachelor Father gan, ho.sts. (C) da Darnell. 1:30 (3) As the World Turns (18) Sul). TV <8) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (22-30) Let's Make a Deal (C> (20) A Man Called X 11:25 (8) P.J. Movie Bad Impression 1:55 (22-30) News (22-3040) Local News, Weather "Back to B atM ," John Wayne, 2:00 (3) Password 7:15 (22) Western Mass Highlights Anthony Quinn. ABC’s "F B I.” which sports (22-30) Days of Our Lives (C) (30) Sports Camera (40) Merv Griffiih Show (8-2040) The Nurses (40) Peter Jennings News 11:30 (32) Tonight Show the seal of the Federal Bureau 2:30 (3) House Party 7:30 (3) Wild. Wild West Starring Johnny Carson (C) of Investigation and is made (22-30) The Doctors (30) Camp Runamuck (C) 12:55 (40) U.S. AJr Force Religious (8) Tell Me, Dr. Brotiiers (C) (2040) The Fllntstoncs Film Sign Off with its official blessing, contin­ (20-40) A Time for Us 8:00 (22-30) Hank (C) 1:00 (22) Late ^ o w ues to leave a very curious 2:55 (2040) News with Woman's "They're Playing Our Song," "Terror in a Haunted House," Touch Disgul.sed as an absent stu­ (SO) One O'clock Report —• impression of bureau opera­ 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth dent, Hank compo.?es a win­ Sign Off tions. (22-30) Another World ning song for Prof. Wagner’s 1:(K5 (8) News (8) Never Too Young 1:10 (8) Moments of Comfort Sunday night, for instance, (18) Million Dollar Movie ?20^0) Tammy Good Night Hymn "W e’ re Not Dressing." Bing 8:30 (3) llogan's Heroes 3:10 <3) News, Weather, Moment of the intrepid agents were trying Crosby, Ethel Merman. When Bob Crane and Werner Klem­ Meditation and Sign Off to catch a madman determined a yacht is shipwrecked in South perer and John Banner. POW Seas a young sailor takes LeBcau who knows nothing to destroy one of our rockets in charge, aided by wild animal about chomistr>' masquerades a misguided effort to call atten­ collector. as a brilliant French chemist (2040) General Hospital while Hogan smugglea the real GT7, Grid Game tion to the need for peace. 3:25 (3) News scientist from Stalag 13 to 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show England. It was a timely enough theme, (22-30) You Don't Say (C) * (22-30) Convoy To Split Screen but the man was caught almost (8) Father Knows Best "The As.sassin." A Nazi-hired by chance and at the very last (2040) Young Marrieds killer pursues a defecting Ger- The next Gemini launching la 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show m£in officer who is enroute to Jimmy Dean dons for­ moment. He had already pulled (22-30) Match Game (C) the U.S, aboard the merchant scheduled for 'D ec. 4, a Satur­ the pin on a hand grenade when (20) Never Too Young flagship. day, and NBC’s present plan is mal Western togs for (8) Mickey Mouse Club (8-204()) Addams Family his show in Carnegie he was tackled and a brave (40) Swabby Show 9:00 (3) Gomer Pyle — U8MC to start Its coverage of the 2:30 agent tossed the explosive in 4:25 (22-30) News Jim Nabors with Frank Sutton, p.m. E§T blast-off at noon. Hall Friday at 10 on 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre and Ronnie Schell (C) ABC. another direction. "The Lone Texan." Former (8-2040) Honey West Then it will move on to a colle­ The series is supposed to con­ union (Rivalry officer returns 9:30 (3) Smothers BrothersShow giate football game shortly after to Texas and find.s hlm.self 9:30 (3) Smothers Brothers Show sist of 8alaptations from real branded a traitor. Willard Par­ (8-2040) Farmers Daughter 1 p.m., but by using. special closed cases of the bureau, but ker, Audrey Dalton, Inger Steven.? (C) technique, leave a quarter of (8) Space Commander 8 10:00 (3) Trials of O'Hrien after most episodes, a viewer (18) Million Dollar Movie "Dead End on Flugel Street" the screen showing the rocket has the impression he has seen Repeat of 3 p.m. with Milton Berle as guest on Its pad. Printed bulletins (2040) Where the Action Is star. Story concerns a baggy about the count-down will flow another police action advervture (22) Feature Four-Thirty pants comedian of burlesque and not a very good one. "Looking for Danger," Huntz who becomes Involved in mur­ across the bottom of the busy Hall ’ and Stanley Cierhents. der. picture. NBC will leave the The Boys try to explain a miss­ (22-80) Man From U.N.C.L.E. ing cooking pot lost in a tour Robert Vaughn. David McCal- game for only a few minutes at of N. Africa. lum and I-,eo G. 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