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TUESDAY, DECE^tBER 10, 1968 fAGI fDCTEEN liattrljpatei:^ 1Eoi?nin0 IfwalJi Manchester Stores Open to 9 Tonight for Christmas Shopping

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VOL. LXXXin, NO. 61 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 (ClaMlfled AdvertlRlnK on Pa((e 20) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Smoke Events West H av en Clash Feared In State Blaze Takes At Tin Mines Lives of Five Hartford Fire WEST HAVEN (AP) — Five person.s — tliree of LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP)—Fears of clashes heightened Comitiand Shift them children ranging in today as peasant militiamen were reported marching to Surprises City age from six weeks to five Bolivia’s tin mines to defend President Victor Paz Es« yeans — perished before Dual niter Tareyton. tenssoro’s government against rebellious Communist- dawn today in a fire that led miners. HARTFORD (AP)- A sur­ prise change in command came Reports reaching La Pas said tlous move might touch off swept a three-room house. of armed peasants were to the Hartford Fire Insurance ’The victims were Mr. and widespread conflict. Group last night when its 53- moving on Oruro, hub of the The government warned the Mrs. John Dunlap, and three mining district, and planned to year-old chairman resigned to wards of the state: Lowanda miners their food supplies go fishing. i set up camp thwe in m show of would be cut off unless they re- Williams, six weeks old; Glenn support for the government. James C. Hullett, who has Gomez. 5. and his brother, Har­ leued the hostages by tonight. headed the big and old Insur­ ry, 4. Oruro is 30 miles north of Leftist union leaders in Oruro ance complex here for relatively ' Joyce Trcet. 14. escaped In­ Catavi, where dissident miners in radio broadcasts exhorted few years, leaves Immediately jury. She made her way out of are holding IS hostages, includ­ workers to arm themselves and as president of the Hartford the burning one-story home at ing four Americans, in retalia­ prepare to make a stand against Fire Insurance Company and' 796 Orange Ave. tion for the government’s arrest the peasant militiamen. will relinquish his chairmanship of two Communist mine union A next door neighbor, Mrs. Get the filter that made About 8,000 government troops of the group In March. | Olga Perrilli, said she was leaders. are also poised in Oruro, high The action, coming at a awakened by her dog, and only The goremment asked Tues­ in the. Andes 130 miles south­ lengthy board meeting late yes-' a few moments later saw day n l^ t (or U.8. arms, Inchid- east of La Pas. terday, created a new vice | flames shooting through the Frank Sinatra shows fatigue from tliree sleepless nights as he aiimninccs .son’s safely. (AP Photofax.) ihg planes, to effect the release Radio reports said the troops chairman of the group and two roof of the Dunlap home. of the hostages but gave no In­ had been ordered to march on new insurance company presi­ dication it planned an immedi­ Oatavl, but these could not be dents. At first she said she saw a ate attack. confirmed. Manning W. Heard, who has big flame in a bedroom which been president of Hartford Ac­ lit up the house. 'Then she saw Pas Bstenssoro. under heavy The (our Americans, all at­ smoke coming out of the' U.8. pressure to secure the re­ tached to the U.S. Embassy, cident A Indemnity Company, kitchen and emmney. lease of the captives, moved wo'e seised by the miners Fri- becomes vice chairman of the cautiously to assure their safe­ board, the new post and Hiil- "The house kept getting lett’s successor. He also be­ brighter and brighter,” she said, ty. R was feared any preclpl- (8ee Page Twelve) and suddenly I saw flames shoot Sinatra Freed, Safe Activated Charcoal comes chairman of the group’s executive committee. out of the roof.” Roland H. Lange succeeds The fire department respond­ Hullett as president of Hart­ ed to the first alarm at 5:08 ford FJre. a.m. and managed to control Aid for Colleges Milton R. Blgham succeeds the flames shortly afterward. $ 240,000 Heard as president of Hartford Smoke continued to pour Accident A Indemnity. from the ruins for more than Barnard Flaxman, a vice an hour afterward. president of the two com­ Police said the body of the Delivered Passed by Senate panies, becomes chairman of baby was found In a crib, one of the group’s finance committee. the boys in a bed. Mrs. Dunlap Julian H. Anthony will con­ By Father fiimous! WABHINGraCN (AP) — The#would be followed, perhaps late tinue as president of Hartford (See Page ’Two) Senate has sent to President this week, by a $l.e6-bl1Iion vo­ Life Insurance Company, a Johnson the tl.3-bilIlon college cational education bill on which third major member of the I HOLLYWOOD (AP) — construction lild bill—hailed by Senate-House conferees reached group. ■ Frank Sinatra’.s singor son, aupporters as the most import­ final agreement Tuesday. "No friction, no trouble,” Bus Official ant mecMure of its kind in a cen­ They also pointed to the $231- Hullett said today in explana­ kidnaiH'd at Lake Talioe tury. million medical education bill, tion of the severances, and held blindfolded .'>4 Democratic leaders said Jubil­ carrying funds to build new "I just want to travel, and Sees Layoffs^ j hours, was released un- antly after the M-37 vote that medical and dental schools and my wife and I want to spend a I harmed on a street today they looked to education as the to make loaiu to students in little more time together.” I after secret maneuvers in brl^test feature on the record these Helds, signed Sept. 34 by He said they were getting Cut Service of the 1968 session of Congress. the late President John F. Ken­ ready to leave n o t month for which the father .said ha some fishing at JCsples, Fla. They said the college measure nedy. NEW HAVEN (AP) — ^ paid a gang a $240,000 ran- The college and vocational Skirl Mortamore, president ' som. bills carry out a n u m ^ of Skull Huntert of the Connecticut Co., The FB I would .say nothing points in the broad education fpresees reduced service , about progress. -5. Coins Short, message Kennedy-sent-to--thv WLUMANne (A P)^ U n i V e r i n i r "gfadual layoffs as a- Frank Sinatra Jr.^ ^JSf'was Oapltol last January. Johnson studankifi result of the pay raise won taken at gunpoint Sunday ^ight gave his strong support after by the bus drivers’ union. from a motel on tlie Calift>rnia- Mint Reports taking office. dbdniteRnknt, Americsfs first by court. TTie friel 91 eat for The company, a subsid­ Nevada border just befor^ a ca­ Tuesday Johnson praised Cbn- ’Tuesday. iary of the bankrupt New sino singing engagement. WA8RINOTON (AP) — The m s s as being "well on its way Haven Railroad, “is now A private poiiecman patrol­ to doing more for education Maris Slakasis, 19. and Juris Treasiuy expressed its concern Kalins, 24, both of WUlimantic, working for the benefit of ling the exclusive Bel-Air di.i- than any since the Land Orant its employes,” Mortemore triet picked him iip-tbe blind­ today over the coin shortage College Act was passed 100 pleaded innocent in Circuit Activated Charcoal Filter Oourt yeoterday. said in an interview. fold still dangling from his neek which has become steadily years ago.” State police saui they nabbed He did see one bright after he heard a shout of worse during the Christmas "Members of the House and the students in tne act of dig­ spot in the future—the " H e y : " shopping rush. Senate Education Committees, ging up a grave at an Eaatford World’s Fair next year, The patrolman drove him to In the past few months, the Republicans and Democrats CJemetery, off Route 44. which will create an in­ the nearby home of-tlie boy'.* Treasury has tried not to call alike," he said, "are to be con­ Police said the students told creased demand for bus mother, Naney Sinatra, long di­ attention to the shortage, appar­ gratulated on this major step them that they were looking service from Connecticut to vorced from the actor-singer. ently on the theory t ^ t publicl- forward.” for a skull to play a prank at New York. There, emerging from the trunk Americais most-imitated would lead to hoarding. Under the college bill, all of the university. Bond was con­ The company’s new two- This is the charred bedroom of three-room house in West Haven whei-e Mr. and of the car where he had hidden The shortage was obvious long the nation’s 2,100 private and tinued at $500 each. year contract with the to avoid newsmen, came a dra­ before the start of the Christmas public colleges would be eligible Amalgamated Association Mrs. John Dunlap, foster parents, and t heir three young charges were burned matic reunion. season. There are now shortages for aid to help in building class­ of Street Electrict Railway to death today. (AP Photofax.) in every denomination except rooms, laboratories and librar­ Beaver Tagging and Motor Coach BImployes Young Sinatra went to bed silver dollars. The supply is ies. HARTFORD (AP) — The of America is expected to without talking to newsmen. Activated Charcoal Filter Sinatra, observing his 46lh tight in almost every area. However, priority would go to State" Board of Fisheries and be ratified by the 900 union 8ome banks have been asking those making plans to expand Game’s first beaver pelt tag­ employes in a membership birthday, spoke briefly to news­ •N ging session for this season men, saying “This Is about aa the public to keep their coins in their faciiitlee sharply to help vote Friday. It provides 3-State Pact good a birthday present as I eirculatian. Some companies meet the doubling of enroll­ will be held Dec. 14-15 at the a 15-cent hourly wage in­ could ask,',' which rely heavily on coins in ments, expected to reach 7 mil­ District One field headquarters crease that Mortemore said LBJ Techniques: their business have been ship­ lion by 1970. in Litchfield from 8:30 a.m. to will cost the company On Transport "The fi/st phone call I got ping large amounts from one The three-year measure au­ 4:30 p.m. $400,000 over the two-year from the /tidnapers let me know area to another. thorizes annually $180 million in Connecticut regulations re­ period. Americas largest-selling The shortage is said to be due grants to four-year colleges, quire that the pelt of all beaver He said it would be bet­ Dead Till ’65 (See Page Twelve) » ______Praise and Visits to good business in retail sales $130 million in loans for the trapped must be tagged re­ ter to reduce expenses by and increased use of vending same institutions, $60 million in gardless of their e\’entual dis- curtailing service and lay­ HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. machines, parking meters and grants for public Junior colleges po.sition. 'There is no charge for ing off workers than to try John N. Dempsey says a tri- ; DUAL FILTER ether mechanical devices. and $26 million the first year tagging. to increase revenues by WASHINGTON (AP) — Still •ceived the $1.2-billion federal Activated Charcoal Filter Demand for coins usually plus $60 million each the second District One headquarters is raising fares. atate transportation compact be­ moving at a gallop. President I aid bill for college construction Bulletins The latter alternative, he tween Connecticut, New 'V’ork Jnhn.son is using prai.se and per- which its supporters said was (Bee Page Nineteen) (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) Indicated, could backfire by and New is dead until .sonal visits to try and nudge the most important legislation Culled from AP Wires driving away patrons. 1965. of its kind in a century, 'The company raised its Congress along the lawmaking j For this the legislators won The governor said the New trail. ! Johnson's applause. fares to 30 cents last April. TAX Bl-XIEIPT.S SOAR The bus line has about Jersey legislature's failure to He spent, most of Tuesday "This Congress is well on its Lawyer 60,000 regular comm\iters approve the pact was "a regret­ H.ARTFOBD (AP) _ The conferring with Senate and way to doing more for educa­ State Tax Ikepartment report- in the Hartford, New Ha­ table step backward.” tion than any since the Land ven and Stamford areas. "Connecticut has no plans for House leaders. And. before call­ *Hl today that i(« tax rereipU ing it a day., he traveled up to Grant College Act was passed for the Jiily-NoveiQ^ber period Say^ Ruby to a special legislative session KXl years ago," he declared. either now or in the spring. " Capitol Hill to drop in on House are up 14 per cent or $10.6 Speaker John W. McCormack. Some of the late President million over the romparahle Dempsey said last night, con­ I John F. Kennedy’s GOP critics Plead Insane Wife of Oswaifl tradicting a statement by New "A visit witli .some friends,’’ fix e-month (leriod of a year I in Congress had contended that ago. Tile major gain came Jer.sey's Gov. Richard J. is the way Wliite House news Republicans were passed over Liked Presid(‘iit Hughes. secretary Pierre Salinger. de­ from file corporation bueinees DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—A Cali­ on . foreign policy decisions and lax xvhieli re|M)rte

ifANCHES'l'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 P A G E T H R E E P A G E .T W ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1968 "You, yoiur officers and your PTA. and on Wednesday, I>*c. children to vtolt Santa Ctaua do was accidentally axUnguiahed SHOPPINS making rather than a supervis­ MPs Commended nonoommlssionsd offiesrs ara to Wing Dramatists 18, tor a meetbig of the little Santa Workshop ao during the weekdays If at aU Tuesday by holy water sprinkled ory capacity. bs parUeularly oonunsndsd for Theater of MBnohestar. pdeaftiie, a* Saturday* and Sun­ on the grave by a group of Me supported the commis­ Negotiators Agree DAYS TO Herdic Tells Board By Gen. Walker having, In a relaUvely few T o O ffer B a lle t On Sunday, two o f the danoaa Opens Saturday day* ar* taasaUy crowded. school children. sion’s earlier recommendation Sheinwold on Bridge months, molded and trained a John C. Metzler, superintend­ CHRISTMAS that the town’s bleachers be will be pneaentad tn Mmohester Tha 169th Military PoUce former infantry unit Into such Tha second act of the “ Nut­ High School oafeteria, together The ninth asBmal (Santa's ent of Arlington NaUonal Ceme­ loaned to local organizationa, an effecUve military police JFK Flame Doused tery, said the.children were tak­ Batalion, with headquarters in v M i "What Color to Christ­ Of Rec Practices providing erection and moving unit.” Cotter, promoted to a cracker ” ballet by Tchal- Workahop conducted by the ing turns sprinkling the grave On Teachers’ Pay supervised by a town em­ By ALFRED BHEINWOU) 4 Manchester, has been com­ mas?” another Children’s Wing ^matlmes you can avoid brigadier general, is now assist­ kowsky will be presented at 9 one-act play. The program will recreation department and oo- WASHINGTON (AP) — -the when “ the cap came off the ploys, and opln^ that, the rec­ Both nim vnlnenbU mended for its "outstanding ant adjutant gensral and chisf and 10 a.m. Christmas assem­ sponsored by the parte depart­ eternal flame over the grave of bottle, and a stream of water hit Appearing last night before an informal meeting of reation personnel should be trouble by p u tt^ yourself into be given ait the annual ChriM- NORTH performance of duty” at the re­ of staff. A ment and the Chamher of Com­ President John F. Kennedy was the flams direcUy—axUnguish- A proposed salary plan for Manchester teachers for paid if they supervised the loan a favorable position. Make a blies tomorrow at Nathan Hale maa party aponaorad by the In- the boahd of directors to explain fiscal irregularities AAKJl view honoring reared SUte merce will officially open Sat­ relighted a few minutes after it Ing It.” 1964-65 which would cost $190,170 in addition to the of the bleachers on a day off. dangerous opponent act first so school by members of the Chil­ struotore of the Handicapped Read Herald Ads. turned up by the annual town audit, recreation superin­ • 7 6 $ AdJ. Gen. Frederick G. Relncke. urday at one o'clock. The Work­ He also supported a town pol­ that you can base your own 2,900,000 Savers dren’s Wing of the LitUe Thea­ Or children ■with whom the lOH present scale and normal increment has been agreed O K I 5 In praising the members of shop Is located tn the lodge in tendent James Herdic was both informative and con­ icy wherein town sporta fields play on what the enemy has ter of Manchester. Lee and imBruotors work durltg the upon by teacher representatives and the board of educa­ done. ♦ 5 2 _ the battalion, MaJ. Gen. Ed­ year. Oenter Springs Park. trite about the long standing^- are loaned to town organiza­ WEST EAST _ ^ OTTAW A — Crsdlt - union Beverly Burton are the choreo­ tion’s personnel committee, and* management and accounting South dealer mund R. Walker, commander of membership In Canada totals graphers. Santa Claus will be avallelble anawars, publicly, as rapidly aa tions. and the field caretakers A 7 3 A O 10 9 « 3 has been approved by the ma-1 released time for teach- practices of his department. Both sides vulnerable the 43rd Command Headquar­ 2.900.000 compared with 13,- Dancing In the production will from 1 to 5 on Saturdays and possible.’’ paid for the time they put in on <:?AKQJ9 ^10 4 2 Name Perfect Jorlty of Manchester teachers era on an e.xperimental basis by But neither the town direc­ Opening lead—King of Hearts 04 07$31 ters, Divisional, ConnecUCut 700.000 In the United States. be Linda Larlvee, Karen Saund­ Smidays and from 3:30 to 5:30 OPEN 6 DAYS Powell asked Herdic for hto the field. The plan proposes a basic sal hiring aides for lunch hour, tors nor the auditors, Richard When this hand was played AI10I73 Army NaUonal Guard, said, Canadian credit unions have ers, Robin Hall, Susan Delaney, and 6 to ■ 8 on weekday* The ary scale with a bachelor'a de- cooperation In finishing ttie All money involved should go South ruffed the second heart "The individual appeartmee of OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Workahop will be open for nine transportation, and noon play­ Barry and Robert Macri, were through the General FHind, he SOUTH assets of IH billion dollars DUine Melia, Margaret Ather­ JUST FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! rrea of |4,»70-»8,300 in 13 atepa. ground duty. audit, to w'hlch Herdic replied and led out the ace and king of 4 t 4 each member of the battalion, and loans outstanding total ton, Kathy Kelly, Janet Popele- Oklahoma’s National Democrat­ conaecutive doys, dosing at 5 able as yet to absolve Herdic said, although it was not clear ic Committeeman Jim Arring­ The snaater’a acale would be 15,- (2.) Beginning of a pilot pro­ that his department was pre­ Clubs. ’This may have been very ^ 5 aa well as the professional and $1,050,000,000. aki, Norene Potter, Priscilla o’clock on Dec. 22. to discuss several other items from rumora of possible dlahon- whether or not this Is the cur­ ton said ’Tuesday the magic 460-$8,800; and with aix yeara’ gram for developing a curricu­ eatles— as opposed to admitted­ pared to offer full cooperation. speedy, but it was far from suc­ 0 A Q 10 9 0 exacting manner In which they Kettredge. Santa’s elvea will be on duty reparation it would bs 16,000- In a meeting scheduled for early rent practice. name of Franklin D. Roosevelt lum study during the summer. Feburary. Among these are a ly "aloppy” bookkeeping—In Some of the directors have cessful. 4 AKOIK Q 6 4 carried out their duUea, com­ HEART MONTH BOX Also, Barbara Kelly, Ellen durdng the visiting houra to B,350. Many practices have been in East ruffed the king of clubs Jr. makes him a perfect candi­ OPEN THURS. and FRI. NIGHT till 9 J ’This program has been recom­ plan for the structure of the the recreation department privately taken a position be­ WsA Noifil pares well with the best mili­ WASHENGTON (AP) — A Donahue, Nancy England, Joyce aidd to the aimoaphere of the Tfce praoent aciieduie ia M.700- effect for the 12 years Fox had and returned a third heart for date for vice president in 1964. mended by Supt William Cur- teachers committee in future The final Juog,nent must tween those of 'Turkington and been on the commission, he 1 4:7 14 tary police units of the Na- bill sponsored by Rep. William Rubin, Debbie Bradshaw, Workshop. A large backdrop of $8,000 with the bachelor’a de- South to ruff. Declarer ruffed a Past 3 0 F a« aonal Guard and AcUve Army.” Michele Oorra, Karen Armo- Arrington said Roosevelt, who tia. salary negotiations, and thet'*walt tlie completion of the Powell: they feel the adult was said, and have been reviewed SL Onge, D-Oo»m., would make toys has been donated by the ipraa; $5,150-18,450 with the low club with dummy’s Jack of All Pus da, Donna Laao, Francesca is now serving as undersecre­ (3.) Raise In pay for aubsti- adoption of a schedule for the special recreation dep«krtm«nt necessary before the town by other town officials. ’The battalion handled hun­ February National Heart- varlouB merchants of the Cham­ ma.ster’a; and $5,650-$8.950 wipth diamonds and returned to his dreds of civilian and military tary of commerce, would make tute teachers, the amount to be doctorate. At present, those audit, which to now under way. would have a clean book to pre­ Others present at the meet­ Month by Presklentlal procla­ gates. Dale Kowell, Donna Law­ ber of Oommerce, and the room tba iSxttt year certificate. sent the state tax commissioner, hand with a trump. He ruffed vehicles and almost 6,000 visi­ rence, Kathy Begg.and Gloria a perfect Democratic running at the superintendent'a diacre- with a doctor's degree receive Macri eatimated last night it ing questioned the auditing mation. St. Onge, wtw returned will be gaily decorated by mem­ fo r ’Hie salary plan must atlM be but prefer that the matter be the other low club with dum­ open the bidding if you bad a tors as Gen. Reincke was hon- mate for President Johnson. tion. no extra 'compensation. would take about one month to firm, Barry, Macri A Co., for to hto W ashk^on dutleo last Sullivan. bers of the recreation staff. axtopted by the full board of ed- handled within the fraunework my’s king of diamonds, and re­ fifth spade, but the actual hand (4.) Adjustment of the salary finitot. recommending a further audit, orsd Oct. 27 at the reUrement week after suffering a heart The ballet will be repeated ’The Oklahoma political leader I This Workahop is open to uoartion. It will go now to the The board considers the of the town government and not turned by ruffing another heart. Is Just a trlfla too light for an schedule of the health staff, the 'The audit Hself will offer no but General Manager Richard review at Camp Dempsey in attack Sept. 4, attended the Satiirday altemoon at Rhatn in a prepared statement said he ' anyone from the Town of Man- auperIntesKlent of .-. Cross for all board of education Last night Herdio seemed ting trick with one of his Bridge,’’ send 60 cents to Board approval of a 1064-65 of the negotiating committee. ed for by the existing recrea­ Asked by ’Turkington why the trumps. Bridge Book, (name of newspa­ employes be carried by the contrite about the reported ir­ discrepancies In the recreation total educational budget to This year, salary dlscussiona tion department paperwork. South lost his game by lead­ per), Box 3318, Grand Central budget for the Town of Man­ were held up for about two regularities in hia department, department’s bookkeeping had STRATORESTERS give you | aohexMad for February. Any subsequent action is up ing the second l^ h club from Bridge Book Manchester Eve. chester. weeks until teachers reached and preserkted hto aide of ms.r.y not shown up in earlier audits H m tentative salary plan has to General Manager Richard his band. The correct play is Herald, Box 8818, Grand Ontral (6.) Recommendation for the agreement on a committee. of the detailed disorapencies the —Barry, Macri A Co. were em­ been worked out by the board’s beginning of a pilot program Martin, who has the authority auditors found. to lead a spade to dummy and Station, New York 17, N.Y. to appoint and therefore to dis­ ployed during the two yeara the return a club through East. Copyright 1963 personnel pollctos committee in to allow for sabbatical leave for "In the last three weeks I Democrats controlled the town eye-catching style with stretch­ negotlattonei with a Joint teach­ cipline town department heads, ’This makes East commit him­ General FeaturM Oorp. teachers. This request for $3,000 iMive learned a . . . lot,’’ said from 1958 to i960— auditor er ecsnmlttee. would provide half pay for one Builder Reports if he thinks poor Judgment has Herdk. self before South has to act. If OPEN TILL 9 ’The teacher group, headed b y ; person for the year been displayed. Barry replied that the tax com- East ruffs, South can play a "I have been trying to find missloner’a questionnaire, upon Miss Martha White, repreaenta The following matters discuss- Town directors differed last low club without wasting his the problems since last week; I which the audit is baaed, differs both the Manchester Education ^ «d by the committees are being Theft of Motor night in their Ideas of the prop­ think they are proUema in'ad­ king. ’This leaves South with out comfort that has no ec^ual! from year to year. STANLEY WARNER EVERY NIGHT Association and the Manches- requested by the teachers, but er method for handling the ministration and that they only one low club to worry ter Federation of Teachers. are not being recommended by Police early thie a/temoon whole problem. start right at the top (with about. Miss White, speaking for the the board's personnel commit- were kweetigating the theft ot Republican director Harold A. himself).’’ When East returns a heart. (EXCEPT SATURDAY) There'z styl* news In fieae raclinersi MEA, and Robert 'Vater. repre- tee: a small one-ho^8epo^^•er electric Turkington reiterated his belief, South ruffs. He ruffs his last rai.. SAT. and SUI Everyone knows how great it is to expres.sed la.st week when the ’I fek by both teacher group#. extra-curricular pay. i that Herdic was free from any Blaze Takes the rest with high clubs and Sunday at 2:00 and 4:00 643-2478 owned !>>• RusmII E. Miller, charges of fraud smd that ‘"The euse the matter* with you tf spades. like tine dub chairs, at home in any Other budget items agreed 12.) Half payment of the com-1 you want me to.” upon by both the teachers and pen.sation for the master’s and' building contractor who is do­ whole thing la a matter of pro­ If East decides not to ruff room. Open, they disaohse your ton- ing renovation work ait the cedures, and should be handled Herdic volimteered en*w«rs when the second club la led the board’s personnel commit- the 6th year upon completion of i to several of the audMore’ spe­ Lives of Five B Y DUNHAM aiona like a worm both. Coma in and tee which are being requested 15 approved credit hours beyond I Adelaide St. home. by the general manager and from dummy, South can safely "The Marvel of Main Sfreef" He told police of the theft at the department head." cifics: win with the l

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Slp*B f fcsnter Bldg. P A G E S E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 196S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,1968 P A G E SIX sant and timeless interest to meeting at the New Britaki Seasonal Layoffs with 4,164; Hartford, 8.303; and Realtors to Hold Now Many Woor Age Fosters him. PHNA Mokes 589 Memorial Hospital oh Nov. 7: WMerbury, 2,899. Who doesn't look with some the MPHNA assisted at a Du Christmas Party FALSE TEETH Events in World apprehension upon a future November Visits clinic at the hospital on Nov. Hike Idle Claims Bonn Soldier Sentenced when controllers of the atmos­ 14; and a g ift of.a hospital beJ With UHI* Worry Man’s Love and a com m o^ for the loon phere will inflict their choices of The executive board of the Seasonal layoffs in the oon- CALW, Germany (AP.) — A H m MsziChCHter Board of lav. talk, lao(b or anaesa without SEOUL. South Korea (AP>— : after an onslauRht 'ey the weather upon us? closet. rear of Inaaeure faiaa taatb dropplnf, Investigators believe financial and violent winds on the Italian Maticbeaier Public Health Nurs­ strucUon Industry, abetted by former West German army cor­ RaaRors azid gueika wiU hold tilsploc or wobbUnc. FAB TB TR Who wants resort owners, the After the meeting mimbers last week’s suddw snowstorm, poral was sentenced today to iMMda plataa Armer and more com­ troubles were responsible for west coast and the islands or Of Weather ing Association met in the board ita annual Christmas party F ri­ United Nations, or the U.8, De­ of the board wrapped gifts and accounted for a 19 per cent Mght months In prison for mis­ fortably. Tbla plaaaant powder baa no the auictde today of a retired Sicily and Sardinia Tuc.sday. 'boxed candy to bs dlstrtbuteo day at Flano's Rcatauranf, Bol­ (unuby. (ooar, pasty taata or faellns. South Korean army officer who Freezing temperatures accom- partment of Agriculture to de­ room of Manoheeter Memorial rise in unemployment compen­ treating troops In an alleged re­ By HAL BOYLE by the nurses for C3>rls*mas. Doein’t rauM nautea. It'a alkaline aet himself afire near the offi- panied the storms, ending a cide what days af sunshine we Hospital yeaterday. sation claims filed In the Man- vival of Prussian and Nazi drill ton. A social hour from 6 to 7 (non-aeld). Chaeka "Plata odor*' NEW YORK (AP)-Sldewalk shall have, .when and where dtester office for the week end­ methods. (denture brMth). Oat PASTKITB at clal residence of Pre.sident-elect mild autumn in much of Italy. Mrs. Rachel Bantes, super­ p.m. will precede dinner.' The any drug oountar. commenta ot a Pavement snow will fly, and how many ing Dec. 7. A local court found Hans evening w ill include the ex­ Chung Hee Park. Plato: visor of nurses reported 580 Cuba Buys BeCf The prosecutor in charge of SKOPJE. Jugoslavia (AP) Inches of rain must fall? A total of 776 were proceeeed Dieter Raub, 22, guilty of mis­ change of gifts, entertainment There are those who predict visits were made during Novem­ the Investigation .said the vie- Five thou.sand Macedonians are Do we really want to do much for cliuLm checks, an Increase handling men he was giving and dancing to the music of that in time man, who as yet ber and the following clinics MIAMI, Fla. (AP) < - Havana Urn, Lt. Col. Kim Ki-hj-un. 45. settling down in Aerodrom, the MOST TREASURED OF GIFTS .... OM E G A more about the weather than go of 126 over the week ending paratroop training. Herbert Tyler's orcheatra. cannot control himself, will be were held; Maternity sc’-vice, radio says Cuba bas agreed to had recentlv suffered business first .satellite settlement corn- right on talking about it? Nov. 30. Several other former noncom- able to control the weather. four seeslons with 37 aa*nd- buy 600 tons of Uruguayan Nick Grossl, the Wandering failures, was jobless and had pleted for pcr.sons left homeless ing: pedU trie, four aeasions The Rockville area accounted ml.ssloned officers who were in­ You say a thousand unsaid things with golden eloquence when you give an The prospect of such a vic­ corned beef. Minstrel, will play during the FLOWERS tried unsuccessfully to emigrate by the cata.strophic Skopje with 34 attending; disst, four for 157 o f the total, 31 more structors with Raub face trial tory by science has only one Netr$paper Plastic Meat has oeen rationed at six social hour. A fter dinner Ken­ For Every Occasion! to Brasil. He left a'wife and four earthquake last July. seaalona with 41 attending' than last week. on similar charges. All have pleasing aspect to most of us-- ounces a week per consumer in neth Ostrinsky will talk on Pork H ilU The name of the settlement Omega. A gift of exceptional practicality, it will be remembered medical, surgical and arthrillc. The numi':jer of claims filed | been dl.scharged from the West it probably won’t happen in our OTTAWA—A Canadian com Cuba and refugees arrl'ving re­ "Wortd Tape Pals." . . near the shattered capital of thiree sessions with 24 attend­ locally was the highest in three German army. Joye* Fk>w*r Shop own lifetime. pany that makes plastics has cently in Miami says there has K U ALA L U M P l’R. Malay.-iia Jiacedonia means airport, and ing; expectant mothers class, months and reversed the recent Numerous newspaper editori­ W illiam Boles, chairman of In 1890 in the Hartford produced what it says Is North been no distribution of meat for 301 Main St., Manchester (A P I — Tunku Abdul Rahman. ; 12 more are being built. The and treasured for a lifetime. Come see all these Omegas and our three seaaions with 8 attending. down'ward trend. als and sermons warned that arrangements, 1s being assisted (jourant, Charles Dudley Warn­ America’s first newspaper three weeks. Pork for tradition­ by Miss Marion Robertson. Mrs. Next to Hartford Malaysia's prime minister, ac- Yugoslav army completed Aeni- al Christmas dinners will be Statewide, Manchester is the country's fledgling demo­ er, a friend of Mark Twain, printed on polyethylene film. A Also Included in the report Elva Tyler, Robert Wolverton, National Bank bused the Indonesian go\ ern- drom in 99 days and opened it many, many more, all destined for honored places under the Christmas tree. provided by (hiban farmers, the fourteenth in total olaims filed. cracy must not be endangered 649-0191— 349-1448 wrote the most widely quoted four-page house organ, It was was the attendance of Mrs. William Rood and Alfred ment today of committing Ttiesday. Bonnie Finlay and Mrs. Janet Castro government has an­ New Haven :1s first with by a revival of the spirit of Ger­ observation ever made about letterpress-printed with a spe Werbner, ex-officio. armed aggression against his ------Post at a reglenal educational nounced. 4,246; followed by Bridgeport man militarism. new Southeast Asian nation. the weather, a remark which d a lly developed ink. most people attribute to Twain He told Parliament his gov­ him self: ernment has irrefutable proof Ruth Millell "Everybody talks about the that Indonesian army forces weather, but nobody ever does have been among terrorists who anything about It.” have made 48 armed incursions THE WBOXCi H.AT TITTDE DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL . . . FOR A MERRY OLD FASHIONED. NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS The profound irony of this ob­ into the Malay.sian states of America'.s mantrfacturers 4 • # • servation is based on the truth . • • « • North Borneo and Sarawak. are reportedly jubilant over ‘-V'V. that, at least until recently, ( m The Tunku said .so far Indo- president Kennedy's promise to oOkA' • ••• * A sm nesia's campaign against Ma- wear a hat more often, and his there wasn’t much a fellow could do about the weather ex­ laysla, which includes a trade | ng.surance to them that he actii- -•m R- boycott, "has produced very lit- aUv does wear a hat more often cept to accept It, enjoy it, com­ tie by way of definite achieve- thn,i news pictures of him plain about it and, when neces­ ments. but it does continue to would indicate. Photographers sary, take what steps he could be of nuisance value. ” who snap the President often to protect himself from 1*. — 1 ask him to please remove his The weather has been the JAKARTA, Indonesia fAP>— hat before they click their Shut- Creator's greatest instrument Foreign Minister Subandrin de- ; (^^8. for teaching humility to arro­ dared today Indonesia cannot R will be interesting to see gant man. No other device, not expect foreign aid for its eco-; jf a more frequently hatted even that devil-inspired instru­ nomic stabilization program. He ' Kennedy makes as much dif- ment. the income lax, has done Indicated stabilization measures ference in hat sales across the so much in this respect—to keep adopted In May would be re- country as the hat manufactur- man resmofiable humble, or at viewed. ers believe it will. lelst restrain him from over­ But the minister vowed that m v gue.ss is that the sale of reaching himself with excessive * m tl"*'* economic warfare against neigh- nien s -- specifically the and unreasonable schemes boring Malaysia would continue ' traditional junior executive-type based on his own selfi.sh desire as part of the Indone.slan effort snap brim which the President to have his own way. to WTeck the young nation. ; favors — will jump in Washing- OMEOA Weather is not a slave com­ It was the government's first ton. D.C. It has often been re- CONSTELLATION pelled to answer to the pleasure admission that it is having trou- ported that New Frontiersmen TELLE THE DATE or displeasure of any man or ble soliciting foreign aid. ^ae their leader as their fash- A writi-tize equivalent of a group of men. It is itself im­ oil the girls ore ------ion idol. personal in its benefits or af­ MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet But I just can't believe the marine chronometer, precision- THE ■ A PPH E TTE AUTOMATICALLY flictions, and refuses to be government is' cracking down' American male in the rest of swayed even by woman's iron adjusted to give years of unfail­ hoping for thoie on a religrious sect with chap- the country will even notice or Omega's Calendar Seamaster winds itself will. t e n in aouthern Russia, central care that the President has be- ing service. Stores up its own Never was time told so beautifully. The Rain falls upon the just and Asia and Siberia, claiming it is ' come a publicized hat-wearer, and moves the date ahead automatically the unjust with a fine and moist an imderground, antl-Commu- what the First Lady wears, winding power while you wear it. crystals of twinkling synthetic sapphire Impartiality. every midnight! Thin and modern, as perfect dreamy niat organization. local style-setters across the $175 in ateel; $325 in 14K gold, tax are facet-edged like precious diamonds. With the same grand and un­ A report in the central Asian country are quick to imitate, for -wear as for active sporta. In ateel, conscious impartiality, the paper Kazakhstanskaya Pravda when she rats her hair, they Included. Easy Payments. White or yellow gold, from $120 including weather blows down a farmer's $120; gold-filled, $135; 14-karat, $1N. Federal indicated Soviet security author- rat theirs. When she piles it on Federal tax. Easy Payments invited. barn with a tornado, starts a by Ities were seriously concerned top of her head, so do they, tax included. Easy Payments. forest fire with a lightning bolt, with the extent of the sect's vvhen she is reported to own speeds 10 times lO billion seeds opentions. several wigs — even though the to spurts of growth, assassi­ The newspaper said two lead- report is dented — W ig sales nates a wllderne.ss of bloom ars of the sect had been arrest- jump. with killing frost, or freezes a cd and would be tried, presum- But that's because women lake so children can go ice * orlons * shariands * mohairs ably on charges of anti-Soviet are quick to notice every de- skating. actlvltles. tail of a idol — which It may ruin a picnic planned The sect is known as the i, ^-hat Mrs. Kennedy seems to OMEGA’S GENIUS... by lovers, or wreck the fleets •'True Orthodox Christian Wan- have become to the American and armies of unruly rulers, derers," or IPK S from its Rus- ] woman. sinking a Spanish armada in alan initials. But men who habitually buy AN INFINITE CAPACITY one century, turning Napoleon's -- - their clothes without agonizing, grand legions Into human Icicles 8AK30N, South Viet Nam and couldn't be less concerned FOR TAKING PAINS in another. (AP)—In its first move against about what other men wear, In childhood and youth, we 1 the local press. South Viet will probably never notice pay little heed to the weather Nam's provisional government whether or not the President of Take the Omega Automatic, for instance: your slightest except to complain about it banned today publication of the United States wears a hat wrist motion turns an ingenious 360-degree rotor querulously as it frustrates our three Saigon dally newspapers or doesn't. which constantly winds (but never over-winds) dreams. - ' All three have been sharply It seems unmascullne, some­ the mainspring. 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7 *^ .1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBLH 11, RAGE EIGHT MANCHESl'ER EVENING HEKALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 19^ PAGE NINE A Thought for T ody principlea that I believed In and commercial and then erase the ilancl|RBtRr sponsored by the MsaeiMM* ^ Watkins Is Opan Daily ^ A.M. to 0 P.M. Till Chriatmaa azeaptinf Saturdaya and Chriatmaa Eva. 98B Main Straat - Organa and Pianos at 17 Oak Street; Entrance From 985 Main Street, aleo. Telephone Orders Filled - Dial 648*8171. fouiiht for.’ . . . whole with some Invisible and ter OouncU 6t Obmimi* “No one,” Judge Welnfield .sudsless lotion. Santa and the H^u^t^d htpuse Oloaed Tonight at 6:80 lYlUCtKIlfAU Olosod Tonlffhi a t B:80 continued, "and certainly no one But before we get any more One of the moiA oomcnon PUBUSHKD BY niK In this aaaembly who haa ever confused than we are, let us INTINO CO. INC. Synopsis: The children ru8hed<$> ChristinM seeaon * ia«U StrM t been aware of movements con­ refrain from trying to depict , home to tell the Storyteller they ttie CANIDLB. As a O irW W e atsr Conn. cerned with the dignity of man and locate that particular point: I had actually seen Nog making THOMAS r. I^ROUBUN a monstrous cake. But the Story­ Chiuirch «ym*»l bi need WALTERH R rEROUSON —the very essence of the demo­ at which everything began with pixipriately to relattoMWp to P ub llih an oni big banr 10 billion years teller had disappeared. The chil­ Toundnd October 1. IWl cratic process- need be remind- dren dressed up like haimts and the words of ago, and inquire how, with no Christmas in Books for Chdl- returned to frighten Nog from Publlshed Every Evening Except 1 Herbert Lehman s pas- dren: Bach season brings new Light of the W o ^. Sundayt miu and Holldaya.t.vfiiJftyi. Entered elat gionate devotion to those move- one to select it, and nothing to the Haunted House. and churches at Dress up your home for the books On the Christmas season. the Poet Office at Mancheeter Conn locate it In reference to. it be­ candles are ae Second Claaa Hall Halter menu. Some are beautifully written Oiapter Eight came any one particular point and Illustrated. Others seem one each week im ^ 2 2 - ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES "Here waa a man who out­ A Letter to Santa four, for the four Sundays pre-. Parable In Advance wardly appeared reserved, but rather than another. This, we trivial and hardly worthy of Jeremy dropped his flashlight c«.cBng Ohriertmaa, as the fm - On^ T ear ...... m w think, is where we get con­ owning, much less purchasing. 8U Months ...... 11.00 who always left those he had On* of the now Christmas books and the three llUle haunU tore lly or the oongregsWon Joms Three Months ...... S.50just seen feeling warmer than fused. together to make ^ritu ^ p ^ - Holidays with a Daystrom Dinette One Month ...... l.8t entitled “The Lamb and the out of the Haunted House. They araUon for a true cetobranon before. This was a man who Child” is written by Deane Frye scrambled off the porch and MEMBER OF and illustrated by one well Of the fesUval of OiriMmsA rHE ASSOCIATED PRESS was modest in bearing and who over the crumbled stairs and Also ait Christmas the act of The Associated Press Is exclu­ known In the children’s oook sively entitled to the see of repub- brought distinction to every field, Roger Duvolstn. This is were half way to the road when candle lighting takes pl*^ to Heatfon of all news dlsiuttches venture he joined. O pen F o ru m various forms by congregation a^ttec to It or not otherwise the story of the shepherds, but Mi.ss Jo screamed, "Jeremy! credited in this paper and also the "This waa a man of peace, rather than the Blbl1c.)a setting, Help!” and pastors. Elach is a quiet local news published here Prayer and TtMuiks it is an adaption of a 15th cen­ Jeremy’s heart thudded as he moment, to homage of tsunan* All rifthta of republlcatlon oC yet he met every Msault on To the EJditor, tty; a symbol of the gift we special dispatches herein are also democracy with an iron will and tury mystery play and the scene realized that Miss Jo was not reserved. The m>vrt.ery aurroimding the is icJd in a village. Hie book beside him. She had never got­ shekTe with one another. an inner fire that carried the death of our daughter. Hope, i.s jacket soggeot.' that not only ten out the door and the tower­ Rev. A. W. Sangrey Full service client of N. B. A unfolding. When man breaks BervlceService Inc. uny.day. Thisimo was a micu man, whov...,. cared will the S'ory anumtain cnildren. ing ghost had clutched her! United Methodist Church, Grand gift idea, too! one of God's laws, many inno­ but it will also encouiTge them "I’m coming!" shouted Jere­ Bolton Ju ^ u ^ ''» 5 ;'’»rAl?en"cv"*-!!f®'- cent people ar.' enmeahed in the to act out the fhristmaj mira- my and with Sissy at hts side ■—New York " Chicago------•'—Detroit " — capacity for righteous indigna­ results. Our daughter, one of Boston ole In their own psrUcular way he turned and stumbled back to COMBINES PAINTINO, MEMBER a u d it BUREAU tion waa never dulled by the these. Is beyond this now. We as did the English of old. The the house. SAILING ClRCL'LA'nONB years.” can only pray that the other in- vibrant colors ,>f reds, golds Miss Jo screamed. "He’s got ANTWERP (AP) — Fifty New, high- nocent people who will be af­ The Hersld Prlrtlng Compsay Perhaps It all can be summed and black make this a hand­ me! Oh Jeremy, he's holding on years of painting and sailing Inc assumes no financial respon­ fected will be spared some of some book. A pi :lure boo’x from to me!" have gone hand In hand for sibility for typographical errors ap­ up—all that brought a Presi­ the unplea.santnes.'i.. errtltlid "Christmas What has happened to Miss Jo? pearing tn advertlsementa.and other last year ------Jeremy lurched up the broken « Oapt. Georges Jean Paul Hug- reading matter In The Manrhester dent up to New York for his It is impossible for us to Eve” Is written! .ml Ulustrateil | gteps and across the porch, genes. Evening Herald funeral - by saying that Her­ thaivk. personally, all those byu y EdithO U l U l andeUI\A v./4wiix-w»-.Cloman. •Hurd. - I| trippedi r i p p c u Uover V C I his sheet «..>•and The sea captain has painted people who have helped, direct­ Here Is one more legend of the | gprawled at Miss Jo’s feet. He Nog and it is a bad cake. It dren set and worried all day. style models from Watkins Stardust and Display advertising closing hours: bert Lehman dared live, as an seascapes from the Congo River For Monday—1 p.m Mday ly or indirectly, in this Investi­ animals and their reverence at picked himself up and grasped wtU kill you maybe and then Theiy couldn’t manage to play to the North Sea. His work has For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. Individual, by thoae princip S gation- -those who helped In the Christmas Eve. Two more dis- | jmgg jo ’g hands. "Why. there’s there won’t be any more Christ­ any games at aU. That night been shown In seven major ex­ For Wednesday—1 p.m T^iesday. and in that dignity with that they pushed the letter ftmther For Thursday—1 pm Wetoesday. search for our dati^ter and tinctive Christmao story books j nojyjdy holding you!” he cried, mas. We know because we saw hibitions, one with 66 pictures For Friday—1 p.m Thursday oourage which, as provided by those who helped afterward by are Bts’, ”Nlne Days to Christ-1 -There’s nothing here at all.” Nog maktog it and he told us Into the fiireplace and went to displayed. In addition, he has gold brocade For Saturday—1 p.m FrIdM. individuals, give us our chance telling w'hal they knew to the mas.” a gay tale of a little girl | -But I can’t move!” quavered what he planned to do. Lova bed hoping this Urn* Santa chalked up some 2,500,000 nau­ CTasstned deadline: 10:*) n .^ police. We take this means to in Mexico who now has her own ]Migg jo. would oome. Daystrom Gallery selection dfty of publication at maintaining a responsible, Jeremy, Sissy and Miss Jo.” tical miles of navigation. Saturday — • n.ro. try to eoepress our appredaitlon. posada and plnata, and Rob­ 'It’s your .sheet,” said Jere­ He sealed the letter and put But the next morning the civilized order. We thank Major Samuel bins’. "Baboiuiika and the my. “It’s caught on a mail!” it on the hearth. Siisaj’ poured letter was stifU there. 5 pieces Wednesday. December 11 Rome and all those who worked Three Kings.” a story of old He yanked at the sheet and Miss water on the dying coals in the Jeremy said, "We’U have to Yau'ra aisurtd of th# fin#it wh#n you furnish with a Daystrom Dinttts this Christmas, with him: Coroner Bernard J. Ru*ia. Elach of these boote- Jo came loose and spun into his fireipilace eo it wouldn’t be too go to him.’’ Hoffa’s rjdy Moment A Brookl3Ti Peace Ackerman; Chief Constable E!d- won the Caldecott medal for arms. The two of them stagger­ warm for Santa. Miss Jo put "To SANTA LAND?” cried for Daystrom has baan the leading designer and maker of matal-and-plastic dinettes for being the outstanding picture ed backwards, piled into Sissy Those few Dallas school chil­ mmvd Dwy«' and his Vernon a glass of milk and tiwo oookiee Milas Jo. ever 25 y#ari. Daystrom insists on the finest materials, the newest menufaeturing Brooklyn authorities on Tues­ Constables; State Police Capt. book of 1960 and 1961 rcapec- who had J—just reached* VIu™ the porch In beside the note In case he might "How oouid we do it?” asked 9995 dren who cheered and applaud­ day sought to gain some kind of Robert Rundie. Lt. W. J. Belle- tivedy. and all three of them landed in | Sissy. Harrison’s methods, and an alertness to trends. ed the news that President Ken­ fleur and those State Police Beautiful as these newer a heap at the bottom of the The _ children ' went to bed "I don’t know.” sadd Jeremj'. control of a gang war which broken-dowm stairs nedy had been shot had at least Troop.s who ^^x)rked with them; books may be, nothing really very pleased with what they had “But we've got to go.” ■ Your * Daystromite plastic insures you of tops that stay new looking. They are resistant to has been raging for three years Tolland County Fire and Rescue old favont«a. Dick- 'I’neiy picked themeeJves up Tomorrow: A Trip on Ice the excuse of youth quite natu­ and bMdtog their sheets off the done. But the next morning the DOWNTOWN stains, food acids, scratches and heat up to 275''. by arresting one whole gang­ Coordinator Maxwell Hutchin­ ens’ “Christmas Carol” is in letter w h s still there. The chil­ Skates. rally, having been exposed to land army—that of the Gallo son : Fire Chief Howard Rey­ siich demand that at the mo­ ground raced for home. Miss Jo S to tien o n ment I douibt that the camplete went to first. Hardly had she * To prevent tops from warping, chipping or checking, Daystrom balances th# top plas­ ••an • atmosphere — in------which ------men 1clan—and .1 C U I ------«1IU ItV/AUIllg holding ILit accused U/Aof nolds and the Eagleville Rescue 8 Squad: the volimteer fire de­ story could be ftxind In this gone through the door than she COMPLETE tic veneer with plastic UNDERNEATH the top. A new 42-inch round table saves space in your plastic in gold! Notice how the edge of the Mke Chief Justice Warren and plotting to wipe out by murder particular llbrart'. In the ver­ shook aU oiver and backed out m ------^ _s w _„s. VlaAwalsnssrA^ . . . . . a . partment personnel from Bol­ dinette, yet opens to 59'' long when desired! table top is trimmed in the same stardust former President Elsenhower the elder and more powerful ton. North C’oventry, South nacular of today came a re­ again. U N E O F * Daystrom's Coloramic finish for table and chair lags is the finest in the industry. Won't had been accused of being quest for, the ”stoiy about "He’s to there! NOG’S in ■NOTICE! Th# white top, of non-mar Daystromite, is spat­ plastic as the top. The bronze legs and chair Profaci gang. Conwtry. Tolland, Mansfield, crack, peel, chip or discolor under daily use. traitors to their country, some The Gallo gangsters are de­ South Willington, Eagleville. Scrooge and all them cats”, there!” Your Investnnent Headquartera 1964 tered with gold. "Stardust” we call it. The posts are trimmed with brass, and all legs have few of these young people did Hebron. Ciystal Lake. Stafford- and so Charles Dickens’ fame "W^where?” whispered Jere- OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. * Colondors scribed as the young, hungry lives on! Kate Douglas Wig- * Self-level ing glides adjust table and chairs to your floors. tapered high-back chairs with their exposed seif-adiusting glides. Additional chairs avail­ not realise they were not sup- ville, Columbia, Eaiington An­ my. for your convenience. Our regular weekly schedule aa fol­ ones, trying to claw their way dover. Vernon, and Rockville; gins "Story of The Bird’s •Right to the hah — acroee * D io rits sloe posts are covered in a brocade-patterned able to order. poaed to rejoice when another up Into a share of the easy liv­ the Salvation Army Units from Christmas Carol" is available lows: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. to S P.M.; Thursday Eve­ insure you long wear, only first-grade vinyls are used for chair upholstery. Easy to from the door!” ning 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. ’ Appointmont * Jo public figure they had fre­ ing enjoyed by members of the Bolton, Rockville, and Hartford; kn a colorfully Uluslrated edi­ Jeremy peeped to and held clean, too; all you need is a damp cloth. quently heard abused wras elimi­ Profaci gang, who hang out in the Boy Scouts from Bolton, tion and is just as sad as ever. Ms breath. Then- he burst out Books Rockville, Andover, Ellington, EUizabeth Morrow's “Pint of lax^fting. ‘Tt’e only you!” he SHEARSON, HAMMia A CO. nated from the scene. luxurious Long Island estates Vernon, Tolland, and Hazard- Judgment” is a perennial fa­ cried. He pushed >Uss Jo ahead * Plenty of other models, styles and sizes for your selection in Watkins Daystrom Gallery The case of James Hoffa, 918 MAIN STREET—TEU 649-2821 CoH and who leeul exemplary pri­ \"ille; the members of the Man­ vorite and is just the right of Mm and pointed out her re- Founded 1902 . . . the largest variety in Central Connecticut! boss of ths Teamsters Union, vate lives as If they had never chester Explorer F*ost; Rerv. length to read to a gpDup of flecUoix to the hail mirror. 649-5341 Abram Sangrey; the women of diverse ages. For those who Members New York Stock Exchange would soem to be somewhat heard of some of the racketeer­ Miss Jo sobbed with reh«f. and Other Leading Exchanges. * CKooie tomorrow while stocks are complete. We'll hold for Christmas delivery. different He wears the age, at the United Methodist Church; like rollicking verse, Phyllla She took off her ifieet and ing upon which their Income de­ and all of our friends, nelghborc MoGinley has added "How Mrs. said, ”I don’t ever went to be least of responsibility. And pends. and acquaintances who have Santa Claus Saved Christmas" a ghost again!” whsn, nevertheless, he display­ When the Brooklyn police helped in so many ways during to her earlier tale of "TTi* "Me eftber." cried Sissy. ed the venom of the thought­ swooped down on the Brooklyn the past two and one-half Year Without A Santa Claus." “Nor I,” said Jeremy. "But months. We thank tho"e count- Of all the galaxy of Christ­ we’ve got to do something. Nog less child, the shock did not building which was knowm to lees people, too. who have in mas books "The Christ Child” wear off. Nor did excuse and must have already sent that everybody to be the headquar­ any waj’ aided in the investiga­ a s told by Matthew and lAike, cake to Santa and if Santa eats forgiveness come. Instead, Hof­ ters and arsenal for the Gallo tion. with iUustrations by Maud aivd it — I don’t know what might fa may. In what he so crudely gang, they took some 15 gang­ We are deeply grateful, also, Mi.ska Petersham, is perhaps happen to him!” Imagined might bo a moment of to thoae who have contributed the most truly beautiful. "Let’s wrrite a letter and toll sters—most of the Gallo army to the memorial funds set up triumph, have lost hia imlon. —Into custody. It is said that Mm,” said Sissy. "We could put for Hope Rotliwell at the Man­ CELEBRATE PACT the letter in the fireplace and Various accounts of his reac­ they were not showing favorit­ chester Higli School Library by VIENNA (API — A Soviet Fluerette delegation led by President Santa would get it and then he tions have him angry with hiis ism by arresting one gang and the High School students and would know.” vice president for closing the friends, at the Tolland Agricul­ Leonid Brezhnev arrived in not the other; their strategy is tural Center in Rockville, and Prague Tuesday to participate This seemed like a very good union office in Washington on supposed to be one of getting at the United Methodist Churdi in celebrations of the 20th anni­ idea. Jeremy got out pencil and the day of President Kennedy’s the Gallo gangsters to tell versary of the Sovlet-Czech paper and wrote, "Dmr Santa, Of r-’. A N c in Bolton. Don’t eat any cake — wherever funeral, Irate with a female em­ about some of the dirty work May God bless you all. friendship treaty, Radio Prague reported. it oomee from. It might be from E ploye who was detected crying Sincerely. 7 pieces they did for the Profaci gang Fern Rothwell when the first newrs of the as­ before they themselves tried to John Rothwell sassination came in, and a n g ^ take over full share of it for and Son, John II 5 pieces because somebody Issued for the themselves. So, while the Gal­ union a statement of regret lo people are given a chance to Hope Gets Checkup HAMMOND ORGAN and PIANO STUDIO Meanwhile, he succeeded in execute a few Profaci people by SAN FRANCISCO (API — Co­ 1 2 9 *^ making his own public reaction MUNSON perhaps sending them on their median Bob Hope underwent a OAK STREET to the tragedy a joyous pro­ way to the chair, the wide open minor follow up photocoagula­ ®^ nouncement that the death of battle which has been rsiglng up tion treatment of his left eye 119 C the President would cut dowm and down the streets since 1960, Tuesday. A Children’s Hospital + *^j T E L 643-5171 the power of the President’s spokesman. siaid the eye Is re­ with first one side and then the acting very favorably. brother. Attorney General Rob­ other scoring a murder hit,— The spokesman said Hope ex­ ert Kennedy. that battle will subside for a pects to leave the hospital by the Made Fresh Daily in Munson's Danish flare New Country French Colonial Slat-back chairs have their wooden end of the week and expects to It Is all this which has helped little while. We live in civilized Sporiess Candy Kitchen in Bolton comas to your dinette when you fur­ top rails decorated to match. The bring to a point some of the times. make his Christmas tour of Mediterranean area military nish with the Fluerette Group. The floral affect is repeated in the plas­ sentiments of some of hia asso- bases as planned. elatss In his union who haven’t New! Danish styled Daystrom Group to Danish walnut woodgrain; expands to 60 multi-colored floral decoration is tic chair covering. 35x50-inch top been able to enjoy working Point No Point give your dinette or dining room a smart and 70 inches; two leaves incKidad! Two- fused into the white plastic Day- opens to 50 inches. with such a monster for some The National Academy of | contemporary look. Lags are in bronze tone fan-back chairs with free-standing itromite top . . will never wear off! time. Their resignations pose Science Is 100 years old this i MANCHESTER Coloramic with brass trim in table lag posts have backs in walnut color to the possibility of a real move­ year. In fitting observance of | ment Inalde the union to dump such dlstinguislied antiquity, a CYCLE SHOP braces, chair post tops, bottom of legs. match table top; snow-weave plastic on their president So far. howeve^, distinguished group of scien­ The big 35x50 inch Daytromita top is in inside and seats! Clean, crisp modern! the only real actual result of tists met down in Washington 149 Middle Tpke. West the threat to Hoffa has been the other day to start centen­ Phone 649-2098 to make him speak softly for nial observances off with a BOB KIERNAN, Prop. once, and even insist that he nice full discussion of where felt just as sorry for Mrs. Ken­ and when and how this universe Bicycle Repairing Largest selection of Daystrom Dinettes in Cen tral Connecticut nedy and her children as he of ours came from, anyway. All TyP«*—Expert would have felt for the widow One of the scientists present Guaranteed Workmanship Box of Munson's Chocolates and children of any teamster. even came close to pinning it For even this much relative down. Pick-up and Delivery Is an Ideol Christmas Gift ^ humanisation of the teamster His sducated guess was that Hanunond Spinet boss, svorybody will be grate- the whole universe was bom, For Everyone on Your List! Organ with smart fuL apparently at some specific mahogany case. moment and at some particular Available in regular and miniatures. In Praise Of Lehman point, about 10 billion years One, two, three and five pound sizes. 1040. ago. One thinka of th# late Her­ 17118 happens to be the first FROM SNI A BOX ’i bert Lehman as a liberal In poli­ time, In our poor layman’s •1.39 Provence tics whose conservative and es­ musings over such fundamen­ tablished eocial and financial tal problems, that we have run M ake this one a Christmas background created for him a into the scientific theory that Ciystalized Cream Paper Thin Ribbon eertain Immunity from charges there waa, In advance of the Wreaths ....$1.59 lb. C andy...... $1.00 box of radicalism. One thinka of existence of everything, some filled with music him aa ths representative of a "point” at which the birth of Pecan 25 Varieties Of Hard religious minority who, by all the universe could and did take Turtles...... $1.98 Ib. Candy .. .from 59c lb. appearances and apparent place. Fill your home with Hammond Hammond is the world’s largest moods of his conduct, never suf­ At last. It seems to us In our Solid Chocolate Xmas Choc. Santa and Tree Organ music this Christmas, selling organ and the only one fered from special complexes or ignorance, th. explanation of Genevas...... $1.98 lb. Pops ... .from 10c ea. even if you’ve never played a that never needs tuning, 10% 5 pieces oompulsions on his owm part or the origin of the universe may note before! Takes only 15 min- down delivers. noticed un-American instincts be beginning to get somewhere. u t^ to learn “Silent Night.” on the part of others. Perhaps we can now get to the Try Our Delicious Such veins of thought about point. the former New York Senator, ■What kind of point would It 14995 the former New York Governor, be? Admittedly, we are afraid, W E E S C O T Christmas Hash the elder statesman who, not so It could not be one of thoee by Seth Thomas many months ago, was leading points the shortest path leads ^1.49 A Pound one more movement inside his to or from. Quite obviously, its Really nice! Polishad party for reform and decency position could not be fixed In braas case. 40*hour bdl alarm. Available in Also a complete assortment of Dietetic Chocolates awray from the cruder kind of relation to anything else then and Hard Candies (made without sugar). booodom—such veins of thought existing, for there 'was then white or black dial. For the growing family... found oorroboratlon and echo In existing nothing but this one IA96 (pluataz) Outstanding value in a ,95 tho oulogy doUvered in New particular point at which the smart spinet piano . . . “Provence” a new Daystrom group, Ydll York Sunday by Federal Judge tmlverse was about to begin to MUNSON’S CANDY KITCHEN the Watkins Spinet. Full give your dinette a French Provincial Exposed back supports are another dis­ 9 piece Daystrom Croup Edward Welnfield, long-time be. SERVING MANCHESTER AND 88-note keyboard. 10% flavor. Under the wood grained non-mar tinguishing feature. Legs in Coloramic friend: If, we suppose, one were to SURROUNDING AREA FOR 20 YEARS doivn; three years to pay I walnut Daystromite plastic top is an bronze finish with beige textured plas­ *'One can almost hear him attempt to indicate something of walnut finished wood which is tic upholstery, TTie 35 x 50-inch table say, ‘Dear family and friends, about this pre-existence point, R O U TE 6 MANCHESTER 575. repeated in the top rail Of the chairs! expands tp five feet lon^l one would employ Invisible Ink SHOPPING do not trouble yourselves.’ ^ B O L T O N Family growing? Here’s a new dinette designed espe­ ite plastic top is in lindenwood grain with the heavy “ 1 have bad a full and re* on one of thoqe Invisible shields FARKAOB tit HAIN STREET OPEN SUNDAYS cially for you with a jumbo 42 x 60-inch table that 2-inch edges self trimmed. Bronze finished legs trim­ warding ^ **w the fulfill- Um television eommerclals used med in brass, with chairs upholstered in a textured* to have to some toottqto«to opens to TO iRchea with one leaf; 80 inches with two ■ H g of maag of ths tdsals and , . . anil you get both leaves! 'The non-mar Daystrom­ patterned beige plastic.

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which may be used to estsMiah kydale. Ita ourtom, only 700 ally of Hartford fraternity, and Tha seco^ In a se­ before anow-eovarad a t r a a t a Coventry He eorortty aeeociate, Sigma ries o t three set twrii parties Help in Storms, have be«) plowed back to their Deadline Near such a plan, is avaUaUe at the 2 Towns Have yesura oM, atartad as a maaM N E W C A R Bolton Gore Gets Dtobniet Office of tlM Internal of guiding wayfarers through Kappa Delta. wM be held Dec. 21 at the Com­ normal width. FREE DELIVERY 19)0 Mml-format oireOt wifi munity Hag. A danoe for young Aid for Colleges On Tax Benefit Ravenua Service. Rights to Horn Wenaleydale toreat. H i* Drivers Asked Other drivers will appreciate haa vanished, but the h«Ti still RENTALS take place at Beth I>Bvld Hall, people Is being planned Dw. 28. your cooperation just as much 9A.M.te«P.M. Most bcmka can furnish ap­ 20 Dower Rd., Weet Hartford. School Boai^d Boom Newa Request ior Sedf-em|plo>yed persons were plication forme for use in ptir- blows — three blasts a ntght. Totfin Votes Budget, Police Chief Jam es M. Rear­ as you will appreciate theirs,” renvinded today Uiat U.S. Re- ItlPON Bngiland:—Nightly for For th« HoHdoys ■nM Bo-Kaye, featuring Bobby At tbe meetlag of Boy Scout don today issued the following he said. ohaslng Retirement Plan Bonds. Kaya, w6th Ooraxy 'Vligirone ae Troop 73 last night Victor ARTHUR DRU8 tlrenwiit. Plan Bonds, offered However, the bonda are issued more than a thouaand yaars KOREA CABINET ENDS Reviews Bids announcement, and asked for CancMlng unnaceasary travel Old Senator Passed by Senate SEOUL, South Korea (AP)— And Wntktndt vooMlat. w a prowikle muale tor Jenaa, Skip Sobol, Donald Sobol under the Self-Bmploj’«d Indi­ only by Federal Reserve Banks a horn has baeif MoWn at 9 the cooperation of all motorists: during snowfalls la helpful, he viduals Tax Retirement Act of o'clock In the Yorkahlra town The South Korean Cabinet head­ Tax Seen 42,8 Mills and Jack Boaworth reoelvad den “During the winter, special tinted out, because ‘Tight and - and the Treasurer of the United One, Two or Three Weeks The board of cfah f copda. The honor flag wae WASHtNOTON (AP) — A 1962, must be purchesed by States. of Ripon. The bkxwer wears a ed by Premier Kim Hyun-chul Get Our Ratea parking restrictions of a tem­ iooee” traffic aids anow clear­ (Oontlniied from Page One) Dec. 31 to qualify their owners resigned Tuesd^ night to give llaaeiieaker BveolBg Herald have a speoU mastkig tonIgM to the Fkunlng Arrow schoolboy Who doesn't mind tricomer hat and a fawn-col­ X rsenei 91,948,601 tu O g ^ O pm «r porary nature will be establish­ ing operatlcus. Read Herald Ads. for 1963 tax deferral benefits. SECRET SESSION ENDS President-elect Chung Hee Park I anvelopea Ooveaby eorreapoadds cover generai otAoa, prindpel’a ica and safety, Kent Rlcherd- “Drivem are urged to comply ents, that he recently helped the eign languages, and for librar­ for tlM aeleotnien, $176468 tor to the Gray hcnrM. attioo and oonferenoe room with 'snow puking’ regulations. ies. Paula. Calif., took place Friday purOhase plan. IRS Form 3673, waters of the River Jordan. —^Balnbridge, Isi Upper Wena- ernment. Bon; oenbekig and swimming, Crownille (Tenn.) High School boodad kTrtOhtoduaaa and $6,000 Iff oaae of anew atoema, raal- Submits Petition equipment as well as students' Louis Dimook and Da.'vkI Jones; If It becomes necessary. Illegal obtain a .surplus jet fiuselage for These restrictions were writ­ evening in the chaipel of the tor ardtora. denta ara urgently aaked to and taachen’ desk and chain ten in because many legislators Hfeaavkig, Rodger Grose and ly parked vehicles will be towed placement in front of the school. Fir.st Lutheran Chtirch, Ta­ Board of Iteann cfealnnan ahovai In toont of thehr mail In Bankruptcy and businaaa sduoatfon ma­ Kent Richardson. away at their owners’ expense The school's football team is felt that acro.ss-the-board grants coma, Wash. boxea; otberwlea, tha rural oar- to allow snow clearing opera­ were unconstitutional under the Y o u C a n C’oiint t)ii I Is . . . (^iia lit\ ( INo More' at S<‘ai*s Waalay T. Lawta aatd that ttie chines. Tenderfoot badges went to called the “the Jets." The bride is the daughter of fkaanoa board had aaUinatad an rlara wUl be unable to plox up A tabulation of bids on tha tions to proceed.” First Amendment to the Con.sti- or deliver maC. A voluntecy petition ki bank- Douglas Bevins and Bmoe Co- Now, he said, he has received Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Htilt- inoraaaa of 6 6 mlUa on tbe natw Hema Is being prepared tor the moUi. Robert Butterfield re­ The chief also asked motorists tution prohibiting Congre.ss from man of .^3 Ruasell St. The bride­ uptcy haa been received by this letter from the lad at making any law respecting an budgat to pradlot a tax rajto of Brleto UB. Referee Saul Seidmen from board and wMl be sent to the ceived h ie second oIs m badge. to park their vehicles off the Norris: groom is the .son of Mr. and 4 8 6 mlUa. TMa aaUmata, Lawla Peter R. Bkige, etectrtdan’a pubHc buUdkig oommisalon also. The troop will owfan Saturck street whenever possible, during establishment of religion. Mrs. William Mathie^^■B of Saavta the buDding firm of WUahlre and after heavy snowfalls, and “I just read a news item that The only floor opposition to aaU. wna baaed on ganeral ftaid mate fireman, uiSN, eon of Mr. Wooda Inc., 11 Kelly Rd. It The PBC, which has soma $88,- at the East Side Rec. Ail bo^ said you had obtained a non­ Pallia. ravanua ot $346,077.71, tha and Mira. W a^ Binge of 000 set aside for moveable the report came from Sen. Sam Mr. and Mrs. Acye Myers of wae filed at Diatilot Oouit at floe to be at the Community commissioned jet for Crossville amount o t $896,42360 to ba Brewatar St., ie' aetndng aboard equipment, had asked tbe hoard HaU a t 7 p.m. J. Ervin, Jr., D-N.C., and others Taooma were beet man and tbe nuclear poiwered crulaer New Haven yeMerday. High School because their foot­ who raised this con.stitutional TBiaad by iaxaa and an aaUmait- A motion for extonalcn of of education for a rerviaed Hat At last week’s troop meeting ball team is called the Jets. matron of honor. U6S Long Beach with the Sixth o t the Items needed, not being question. Mrs. Mathieiws, a 1968 gradu­ ad grand hat ot $21,000,000. time to Dec. 21 tor flik « a Paul KoxUcowski chose a sleep­ “After reading this I knew you lYair attem pts wera unauo- Fleet in the Mediterranean. aware that Liguorl was already The compromise bill pa.s.sed ate of Manchester High School, Long Beach ki company vdth schedule of debte wee granted. ing bag as his prise for selling were the ■ an to help me. By with wide bipartisan support. oaaaftMgr made to laduoe tbe getting bids. the moat merchandiee toi the this I mean. Norris High is a graduate of Fisher Junior other unMa of tha fleet have Aeaete oofsdet of $9,100 ki Supporting it were 37 Demo­ College, Boerton, MaM. Mr. budgaC durtog the two and ona- oaah being hcM in a timffea ac- LIguori has gpedfied an Aug. effort to raise money for the School's basketball team is crats and 17 Republicans, while juet completed a aeven-d^vlalt 1, 1064 deilveiy date on aU Mathiews attended achool.j in bair bour dkruaaton batora ap- to Golfe Juan on tha French oount by Abty. Edward Kuehn troop. His .sales totaled $132. called the Senators, and I was 17 Democrats and 10 Republi­ prciivaL n ta new budgat’e total kerns. wondering if you knew where we Santa Paula and is serving with Rtvlera near Oannea. o t Weet Hartford and three cans voted no. the United States Army sta­ $100617 aixiva tfaaA a|)|)roptt- Robert M. 'WUley, of Baaactt building lota and a houaa 'with Orange Notes Manobeater Evening Herald could find an old senator just The vocational bill may be The Bolton Orange wIK hold lying around not doing anyone tioned at Ft. Lerwia, Wash. aitad for tbe prevtoua flaoal RIdga Rd., Manaflaid, Center, an aatimatad value of $16,000 Bolton oorreepondent, Cleme- L I l’( )\I A I l( called up in the House Thurs­ ki tha WMebkre Wooda devriop- Nelghbcr’s Night and a Christ­ well Young, telephone 643-8981. any good. day. Tied to that measure is a hae enUetod In tha U 6 . Navy U m maatiing approved aUny,- under Um Navya guaranteed ment, Beelzebub Rd. mas sale at the Communtly 'll )M I ( )|{ I “We would like to place him two-year extension of the im- Hall Friday at 8 p.m. Man­ in front of the school. He doesn’t natlon o t fees tor pennlte on electronlca achool program. Wil­ Tbe petMcn wae filed by STRIKE HITS ICELAND pacjed areas program of aid for Damages Minor at SEA R S muntolpel projecta, wtiilob pre- chester, Hebron, Andover and REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP)— MEANS have to be in working order like school districts with swollen en­ ley la now underigolng recruit Atty. AmoM M. Stbwalaky of if Mom's Dfanaomi Mora Than 10 Yaars Old? vtoua to tM meeUag: waa a la- o f Ro m Marlborough Orangea have Reykjavik was without milk, the Jet at .Crossville, just any rollments because of federal in­ training at the U6. Naval Unlonville on behalf In Two Crashes qubanMut under tha aoning TValning O nter. Great Lakaa, Hahn, prealdent of Wiiahira been liwited. An open Christ­ newspapers and airline service discarded senator will do. stallations. It slIso includes a mas sale tor townspeople will I If so, th . setting might be worn thin . . . the prongs could be “Oh yes, since Norris is pri­ towa and thabuttdtaig ooda.Aieo Dl. Before being aaelgned to Woods Inc. Tuesday and many shops and loose . . . ita sparkle dulled. And Mom would LO'VK a 6-D dia­ one-year extension of the Na­ Kenmore Automatic Dryers be omitted thie year. offices closed as union workers ^ V j KBRIOAN O o A X s tha OMating raaMrmad action marily a TVA town, you better tional Defense Education Act No injuries nor arrests and aohooL Seaman Itocruit Willey mond setting for Chriitmaa. 6-D la an exclusive Savltt diamond send a Democrat. But on second of tbe Oct. 7 annual town meet­ la a graduate of K. O. Smith Merahera are remkrdeif to quit their jobs In a general with a big expansion of the col­ only minor damage was report­ bring arUolea for the sale and setting that improves a dlamond’e safety, beauty, value, size thought, since he will be out ing tor authortaation to borrow High School. strike. More unions plan to join for fuel oils, torvlco, and sentiment. (Hint to Mom: Cut this ad out and put it near lege student loan program, now ed in two minor motor vehicle Rockville-Vemon for the Chriatmes baskets. the strike later. where the birds can get at him, out of funds. SEARS mnney from tbna to tJtne tor Kenneth W. Dootaon, son of Pop's place at the table). you better send a Republican." accidents, one a hit-run affair, Are America's Best Sellers... The Reasons ounant aapenaee, and admin- Clarenoe W. Dootaon, of 40 Clr- Hosts will be Mr. and Mra. Ar­ An appeal from the Icelandic heating equipmant All five of the House Repub­ HnKHI'CK .AM) CO thur Pkiney Jr. and Mr. and government to postpone the Gore didn't disclose the name lican conferees on this bill de­ at the Manchester Shopping Mratton of town-aid road funda cte Dr., ManafiekI, hae also an- Bankruptcy Plea phone 522*8151 o( his oorreepondent. Poet Offloe Schedule Oetad In tha UJ3. Navy under Mra. Gerald Guimond. strike was rejected. The unions clined to sign the conference Parkade parking area. The bake sale at Mott’s Su­ want up to 40 per cent more 170 PEARL STREET agreement; it had the support Foatmaater Hannan F. La- the Navy*B guaranteed echoot Filed by Resident William F. Boles Jr., 23, of 72 Are in Plain Sight...See for Yourself Doyt baa announced tbe annual permarket brought ki $46, tt la pay. HARTFORD. CONN. fronts Potiier Name of the six Democrats. Lawton Rd., told police yester­ program and Is undergoing re­ day that he had parked his car Ohrlatmaa achadula for tha lo­ cruit training at the IJJS. Naval David P. Mange of Wellwood MOURNING DAY BILL cal powt offloe. Training Center. Dootaon la a Circle, Vernon, has entered a LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ty­ in the Parkade, at the rear of For tbe remainder of tMe rone Power’s widow told a HARTFORD (AP) - - The Sears Roebuck store, Monday graduate of E. O. Smfth High voluntary petition In bankruptcy SAVITT SAYS: Sdwol, also. Judge Tuesday she had a sacred Legislativ« Council has agreed between 6 and 9 p.m. When he week aeal Inctudlng Saturday in District Court In Harttord. moral obligation to see that her ‘tbe wtmtowa will ba open toom Under action of the 196$ aea-1 Madge lists $2,847 In debts with to study a bill that would re­ returned to his car, the right 760 am. to 6:80 pxn. son bears the late actor’s name. quire Mores to lihut down on a rear tailight was broken and aion of the legialaturc, It la now j assets at $62. If you think you Deborah Power Loew asked day of national mourning. The the bumper scratched. Sunday and tbe toSowing required that permits be ob­ Unsecured liabilities over $60 Ounday (Dec. 22) tba poat of- Hlustratod PUM Stsmp |Hli the court in an ^fidavit to set oouncll took up the spuggestion Yesterday afternoon Alfred tained for drilling of walla. listed by Mange are: American Oos win ba open from 11 am . Noithtm Electric BItnket double bed aside adoption of the boy, Ty­ of State Sen. Fred J. Doocy, F. Lemire, 31, 'Vernon, driving These and further Information Fiiumce Co., New Britain, $400; rone Power Loew, 4, by her di­ D-South Windsor, who .said he souU. in the parking lot, was to 1 pm . on the subject may be had by Stanley Works Federal Credit tingle control model...6 books. have good eyesight, vorced husband, Arthur M. had received complaints that Durlag the octning week, contacting Benuud A. Dion, Union, New Britain, $280.50; struck in the left rear by a car Shoor Bros., Hartford, $302.67; Loew, a movie executive. some package atones remained operated by Mrs. Flora M. from Monday through Dec. 21, building Inspector, in the town The alfldavit said Power told and on Dec. 28 and 24, tba poat office building. Hardware City Fuel, $167.71, and open Nov. 26, the day of Presi­ Batz of Rockville, who was pull­ ofSoa wUl ba open from 7:80 Hartford Gas Co., $106.89. what's the her before his death in Spain in dent Kennedy’s funeral. The ing out of a parking stall to go ability The Coventry Clovera 4-H a-m. to 6 pm. Also, Dr. Leo T. Duffy, Hart­ 1958 that his son would be the council, which acts in behalf of west. Damage to the Lemire Club will have ita Chrlstmaa fourth to bear the name, per­ Poabnaater laOoyt emfitaa- party a t 3 pjn. Dae. 20 at the ford, $160; Dr. Charles T. Des­ the adjourned General Assem­ vehicle was very minor, police mond, Hartford, $126; Dwight petuating a traditiMi of one of bly, met yesterday for the first Obad an lettara piaic^ ki rural home of Mrs. Alfred Borgaaon difference said. The Batz car was not boxaa nmat tmm atampa at­ D. Bernstein, New Britain, the oldest theatrical families. thnie since the assassination. damaged. on Twin HIHs Dr. Bach mem­ tached otberwiae tbe rural car- ber la to bring a gift for tha $61.60; Dr. Bruce R. Marahall, item will not be required to exchange program and cookies Hartford, $98; St. Francis Hos- pick them iq> tor maihng. Car- for the rafreahmenta. ital, Hartford, $800; Park St. between h t In ! itera oennot place atampa on The Fourth Dlatriot Past Sunoco Service, Hartford, $160. FAST anvekipcs din*log Daoember. Prealdant’a parley of the Amer­ Mange la being represented Btampe may, however, be pur- ican Legion Auxiliary will have by the Hartford law firm of ebaaed toom the rural oarriera. a potluck at 7:30 pjn. tomor­ Burke and Burke. The bank­ this P.O.M.G. 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DECEMBER 11, 1968 f AOS TWELVE Krauae were aach awarded a tuna, -TwiHght otf Honor” Special Matinees wMti Rlohard ChamDertaln and BOY SCOUT gold arrow. Warner and Schattschneider LBJ Techniques: "Tha Mrito Attraction" vrith Thera w«a a diaplay otf Events Obituary Pat Boone and Nancy Karan, Christmaa crafts created ^ the Sinatra Released, TV-Ra(iio Tonight Slated at State Notes and News Dens. •wUl begin at 6 On Friday and First University Professors esutunlay. Sunday avaning per- H m next pack meeting wiM Mrs. Mary W. Brooks "ItM Mtofola otf ■•nU’a formanoe featuring "Whotaver ba held January 14. In State COVENTRY — Mrs. Mary Cub Seout Pack 118 Praise and Visits WMU Baindear,” a fttoi otf ikd- Happened To Baby Jane” and K«C BINGO Walah Brooks, 58, of South St. Ransom $240,000 An outstanding British classi-Ahas translated Greek and Latin vm tu n to fantaayland, w ill bo "D ay* otf Vifine and Rosea” wlU Oot. WUkam SpaiUg otf 144 GOTHAM FLUORIDATION (Continued from Page One) cist, and one o f Am erica’s lead­ classics, including works o f EU' dtod yesterday at Windham Ma- Television <»- riMwn atf foa atmto Ttieafor this begin at 7. Oatnptfleld Rd., retirad Baiva- NEW YORK (AP)—The Oty ing political authorities, have lipides, Thucydides, Plutarch, morlal Community Hospital, $:00 ( 8) Big 8 lliaatar. (to prog-A 7:15 (23) Squa[uara _ Dane# Jamborea Council approved Tuesday, 19-4, Wes Gallagher of Maw York, r«|a)_ woritond. AH to color, w««h tton Arm y otffioer, dispiayed Every Friday Nighf Af 8 P.M. on Harris Plains Rd. Turn o ff accepted appointments as the Caesar and St. Augustine. Au­ where she was taken after be- (Conthnied from Page One) ^ 7:80 (KMMO), JO) The Vtndnlas fCtoatiMiei from Page Om ) the boy said. "W ill you drive and William L. Beale Jr., chief (30) Early Show (In progreM) (94) On Hearing Muatc oorioona as aiddod aOiwction, NOT AFRICA-BOUND a propo.tal to fluoridate the Route 25 between Litchfield first "University Professors" at thor of a number of novels, hia oosning Ml at her pMoe of «m- ' 3-U) News ( 8 -9 (^ ) Ozsie and Harriet part otf Ma large rock ooUeoUon city's water supply. i me to Nimea Road?” baasador Adlal Stevenson about of the Washlngt&i BUKSU. (94) Ifualc (or Ui« Young ■poclol maiUnoM arc achadulad. HAVANA (AP)—The Foreign Well, I thought I recognised and “ Bantam onto Ongly Rd. the University of Connecticut. most recent Include "Pericles, ptoyment. The three news executives . „ ( 3-W CBS Repoi^ and spoke on varioua rocks at The Board of Estimate votes KNIOHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME ttNgr bad Uw boy and that he the President’s get-acquainted (93) Power Workshop 8:00 (34) Dr. Poaln'a Olanta Friday aftar-achool matinae Ministry denied Tuesday a re­ him as Frank Sinatra Jr. His Directional signs will be post­ The board of trustees author­ the Athenian” and "The Young Mrs. Brooks waa bom July 4, (90) Toung World a recent meeting otf Oib Pack on the controversial matter next' waa all right. The man I talked appearance at the United Na­ said their call on the Prealdent ' ( 8-3040) Patty Duka will bagin at 4. Saturdays mat­ port that Prime Minister FHdel mother is one of our customers. ed. ized the professorships as a Caesar, Imperial Caesar.” He 1905, to WhttehaU, N. Y . and (18) In Uie Public Interest 8:80 ( 3-13) (ilynis 112 at Washington School. TTie Thur-sday and is expected to 138 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER to Bounded like he meant buei- tions next Tuesday, and has an­ was a social visit. (10) By»-DenU(y inee w+B begin at noon, with Castro is planning to visit Africa "Y o u ’re okay?” I asked him. The second and final tagging means of attracting distinguish­ has produced a book of poems, lived in the Coventry area for Johnson, who also held a ( 8-3(^) Farmer'a Daughter cute w«re afforded the oppor­ approve. Only Mayor Robert F. other conference on the budget. (40) Dick Powell . (34) (MTeraaUona perfonnancea alao at 2 and 4. within the next 12 months. "Y ea h ,” he said. " I talked the session is scheduled for March ed scholars to the UConn cam­ "Poem s and Contradictions.” five years. She waa a bookkeep­ meeting with legislative liaison •;10 ( 8 ) News, Sports, Weathsr tunity otf viewing many speci­ Wagner’s signature will then be q>oke to Prank by tele The President had lunch at 8:00 (10-33^) Espionage Bundaiys matinee wiU begin at A spokesman said the rOporJ, guy who was holding me into 2 1 -2 2 . pus and offering greater oppor­ Dr. Siohattschnelder, president er at Herry’s Tire Exchange, men from moat of the govern­ 8:1$ (93) a u b Houss (111) Subscription TV mens, including petritfiad fW i neces.sary for the measure to phone twice. the White House Tuesday with 2, with a aaomd compiete per- attributed to the Cuban charge letting me loose. I had been tunities to outstanding mem­ of the Amerlcar Poittical Sci­ WllHn%antic. She was a com­ ment agencies, spent 46 minutes (10) Newe and Weathsr (94) At Issue and aisandiitea. become effective. Wagner fa­ "In Reno, I got a call to be three executives of The Associ­ ( 8-3040) Ben Cassy fottnatioe at 4. d-affalrea in Tanganyika, is Read Herald Advertisements here. They eald I ’d get another working on him ever since the bers of the resident faculty. ence Association in 1957, has municant of St. Mary’s Ouirch, with Budget Director Kermlt $:$0 ( $) $7Ui Precinct Norman Jones and WiiUam vors fluoridation. Y'ouths Tackle W'oninn ated Press. They were Paill Mil­ 94) What's New I ( 3-12) 'Tlia Beverly HlSbtUlaa THe regulariy aohaduled fea- baseless. other guys went to make the Rex Warner, a novelist, aooepted a one-semester ap­ Coventry. Gordon, who has become one of 9:80 (34) Origami Ball. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The ler of Rochester, N.Y., presi­ 8-13) Walter Cronktte ransom pickup. He let me off on pointment He was professor at Survivors tocluds five aona, Life o( Riley ( 3-13) Dirk Van Dyke "They told me, ‘Get $240,000.’ wife of a state police officer tran.slator and poet, was named the President’s most regular 10:00 (10-23-30) Eleventh Hour the San Diego Freeway at the Robert F. Brooks of MaiKhea- dent of the A P and of the Gan­ Film "I got H. The money waa In University Professor of Eng­ Wesleyan from 1939 until 1960 visitors. 40) The Lone Ranger ( 8-3040) (Jhanning Mulholland offramp. He con­ today is under treatment in St. ter, John E Brooks of Coven­ nett Oo.; AP General Manager ( 3-13) Danny Kaye Show ■mall bllla — flveB, tena, flftiea, Vincent’s Hospital for a frac­ lish. Dr. E. E. Schattschnei­ when he left wctlve teacMng. (10-33-80) Huntley Birlnkley tinued on the freeway and I try, Jerome W . Birooks of (90) Ron Dichran (34) In-SchooI Preview hmdreda. ture of the right hip received der. professor emeritus of polit­ He has served as chairman of 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-30-23-40) Newa walked up to Mulholland and South Windsor, Geratd Brooks Aireti St.; Patricia Baoctal. Bast T:00 (99-40) News, Sports and ‘T came here and got a cou­ when, police said, she was ical science at Wesleyan Uni- the Governor’s Ocanmieslon on Sports and Weather ple more telephone calla. They down Roscomare.” Oornummlty Adjustment Prob­ o f High Point, N . C., and Peter Hospital Notes Hartford. ^ „ Weather 11:18 (10) Tonight (C) knocked to the eround last' appointed Univer- DISCHAROBJD T O D A Y : 94) The Bumanlttea ( 8) Movie told me to go to a aervlce ata- That’s about two miles. lems and is the author of a Brooks of South Dorset, Vt.; 90) rihn Cindty Cramer, Soanars; John (40) Steve Allen tlon. Then I had to go to anoth­ Frankie aald he had hidden in Hight by Ihree Len-age I ence number o f books on American two daughters, Mrs. Adelia Kll- 8) LltUaat Hobo 11:30 (13) Movie snatchers. PaUanto Today: 249 18) Subacrlptlon TT er aervlce atation. the bushes every time a car Five University Professor­ poiltics, incuding "Struggle for burn of Manchester Depot, Vt., Oritftto, Wapping: Mrs. M ar­ 11:80 (3M0) Tonight (C) Reported in "fair” condition ADMITTED TESTHERDAY: lon Pringle, Olaatonbuiry: Mini. 10) Uanhunt ( 8) Movie "Then they took me off the went by because he was afraid ships have been authorized. Party Govemment” and "The and Mis. Mary Hubbard of EH- i is Mrs. Doris Bonumo. 40, wife BEE SATUKDArYi TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USIYNG IMng and a federal man took his kidnapers might be cruising nora, N. Y.; a twother, Jamea Bath Kueharski, WUMmantto; Anna Raymond, 24 RMga 8t., of State Police Lieut. Guy Bon- Warner, educated at Oxford, Semi-Sovereign People.” over aa courier. around to find him. Walsh and tw o sisters, Mis. O in^ Flenke, EJast Hartford; uomo, o f Fairfield. Lieut. M n . Ftotrinto Auclalr, Elling­ "Than I got a telephone call "They were more scared than Fred Grady and Mts. Adelade Carol McOatftfierty, Thompaon- Bonuomo is stationed at Troop ton; Thomas Blanchard, 106 town a man who aald he I was,” he said. ” I think they Doig, all of Whttehall, N. Y., viUe; Wla>rren Lindatrotn, Miari- G, Westport. Rockville-Vernon dropped the boy off at Mulhol- were a bunch of amateurs. One and nineteen grandchildren. Franoea Dr.; Mra. Ida Hakan- borougli; Mra. Bett-Jane Day, Radio of them chickened out before Capt. Dominic A. Conte, com­ The funeral will be held Fri­ Ooventty; Oheryl Whita, 784 E. laad and the freeway. We went aon, Otostonbury; Ralph Hulma, (IM b Uatlng tncludea only thoae newa broadoaata.of 10 or 15 out but couldn't find him.” they made the pickup. He gave mander of the detective divi­ day at 8 a.ra. ftom the Brewster Storra; WUltom Landfera, Wap- Middle Tploe.; Jehn Olaaver, 81 sion, said the trio attacked mtonte length. Some stations carry other short newahasta). Sinatra aald the payoff point up on the whole deal.” Funeral Home, Main St., Man­ ptog; Eldward Matuahak, 86 Ridgewood St.; Jonathan Mrs. Bonuomo as she and her Junior High School G>st waa on Wllahlre Boulevard In Frankie said he had been chester, Vt., virlth a requiem Highland St.; Paggy Nowach, Adams, 34 Cola St.; Ed­ WDBC—Itgg WINF—1X18 daughter. Poppy, 18, were walk­ Weat Loe Angelea and no deal brought by car from Lake Ta­ Maas to S t Paul’s CSniroh, Man­ ward Adams, 19 Seaman Cir­ 8:00 Long John Wade 8:00 News, Weather, Sporla Maribobough; Howard Paaooe, U:8U Showcase ^ 445 HARTFORD RD. ^ waa made to protect the abduc- hoe and he thought from the ing to a ceramics-making class. chester, Vt, at 9. Burtol will cle; Mra. Yvetta OostoHo, 8:00 Rajmor Shines Could Reach $2.2 Million Wapptog; Karan Roberta, South 1:06 News Sign Off 8:48 Lowell Thomas starter sound that it wu a The jrouth tackled Mrs. Bon­ be in East Dorset, V t 6:8u Sporta rime ton after they received the ran- Wtodaor; Miichaal Robkhaud, 12 20 EkUaon Rd.; Mkta. Eu­ WHAT-SM aom. "They’re on their own Chrysler product. He said he was uomo and fled with her purse Friends may oall at the nice Pemberton, 163 Adama 7:00 m w a Showcase containing $60 after she fell to Sldlaan Rd.; M n . ElUa W ater­ 6;U0 Easy Ed Show 7:38 Headline Anatomy now,” he aald. blindfolded from the time he Vernon’s proposed Junior M g h f UnionvllVe, $2,660; Morton S. Brewster Funeral Home tomor­ man, Oovantry; Wesley Wilson, St.; Donald Ritchie, 106 Bret- :30 Newa. Weather and Sports 8:00 The World Tonight ‘J Yoiir HEADQUARTERS For was abducted until he was the ground. Capt. Conte said. school will cost more than $2.2 row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ;00 B d w ^ P. Morgan 8:16 Life Line Toung Sinatra waa qtioted by Fine A Associates, Bloomf.eild, 1077 Main St.; Howard Works, ton Rd.; Steven WBoox, 103 :16 Jeff Sprung dropped off on the freeway. Her daughter was unharmed. million according to initial rec­ p.m. 5 8:30 Showcase the patrolman who found him $4,000; and Ctose, Jerwen A 46 Cone St.; Mra. Ektoa Ber­ Glode Lime; Mra. Marjorie Lap- 10:80 Tonight At My Place 9:06 Best of Broadway w m ommendations ^ the archi- TTve Holmea Funeral Home, S CHRISTMAS BUYINQ aa aaylng he thought there were Since there a big crowd Miller, HairtfOrd, $4,500. Survey­ wick, Oovantry; Paul Terragni, pen, 17 Fenwick Rd.; Mra. B ar­ 1:30 sum Off 10:06 Showcase and Nawa SERVl around the Sinatra home, I tecte presented at a meeting of 400 Main St., to in charge r w n o - it w 13:06 Newa and Sporta but three In the gang. The elder VofC Men Charged ing has already begun end is 121 WaddeU Rd.; Mrs. Marga­ bara Kent and son, 131 Union thought it was a better idea to the school building commktee locskl arrangements. $;00 News Sports and Weather 13:38 Sign Off Sinatra aaid he thought there NORTHAMPTON. Mass. expootsd to be completed by the ret lansen, 386 Parker St.; St., RoRkville; Mra. Muriel 8:85 Old, Borrowed and Blue go first down to the patrol head­ last lught. might be aa many aa nine. (A P)—Five Unlver^y of Con­ end o f the month. Jetm Falatti, 140 Maple St.; Todd and daughter, W eat W ll- 8:48 Three Star Extra quarters and figure out how to The building would contain Murvll F. Biuiiett 7:06 Conversation Piece Sellers Face Curb George C. Jonea o f the Bel- necticut students pleaded inno­ Break at Arthur's Ungton; Mrs. Beverly White 52 classrooms, a combined au­ r OCKVBLLB — Murvtl FVan- HaroM Clendaniel, 85 Meadow 7:30 News of the World Air Patrol, a private aervlce get him home. cent today to stealing highway A hole broken in the front and son, 128 Park 9 t ; Mrs. 7:46 Oovemment Services ditorium-cafeteria, administra­ cia Burnett, 63. of 20 Tlwfnpeoti Lana; Friix Jebkm, South Rd., DBINVER — Colorado la oofi' that watchea excluaive homea Frankie and I figured out it signs last night after a Coiuvect- door of Arthur’s Drugstore en­ Judith Brombacker and fon, 25 8:08 Pops Concert tive offices, llbrairy, kitchen and St. d M tosrt nigbt. Bolton; Mra. Roae Sweat, Etoat 9:08 Ntghtbeat ridering a proposal to protset In the area, aaid young Sinatra would be better for us to drive iout-U of Massachusetts basket­ abled thierves to steal $76 in Oakwood Rd. up to the house with him in the storage areas. The school to de­ Mr. Burnett waa bom Sept. Hartford; Mrs. Elaine Kilooi- U:00 News con.eum«rs agalnat hlgh-pri gold him he walked two mllee ball game in Amherst. cash from the store early Giia lins, 216 Spruce St.; Loren Bar 11:16 Sports Final trunk. signed to accommodate 1,000 IS. 1000 in Holyoke, Maas. He 11:30 Starlight Serenade sure aalesmen. Adapted from a IM E W after being dropped off—biding morning. Rockville police, who The cases of ah five were thoiomew, Andover; Leroy 1:(X) News and Sign Off now law in England, the pro­ I drove up to the Sinatra students. are bUU tovesUgating the theft, wae employed at P ratt and every time a car came by for continued to Dec. 20. Bail was OsiTison, Etoat Hartford; M n . Public Records house, which was about a nile Mabnfektt Associates, archi­ .said the break waa discovered Whitney, divieion of United WPOP—141# posal would give buyera 48 fear hia captors might be after set at $50 each for four students Josephina HuHeen, 42 Alexan­ '8:00 Joel Cash him again. When he aaw the pa­ away. The traffic didn’t look to tects for the proposed school, by Patrolmen George Gardner Ajtrcmft, Baet Hartford. 7:00 Bin Hughes houra to revoke any inataUnwnt and $75 for a fifth. der St; Lawrence Kaminsky Warrantee Deeds purohaaea made hi ttirir homaa. trol car, he hailed it. bad, although there were about estimated last night that build­ on a routine check at 2 a.m. He to awrvJived by hto wife, 13:00 OIrand Arraigned on larceny chargee 47 WlUard Rd.; James Curry Thomas J. Crockett and W il­ Jonea aaid he was driving a 100 reporters in the driveway. ing could be oompleited in at James H. Bradford, 31, of Mra. Dorothy Hutson Burnett. I wanted to drive right up to were Rcmald Gauvin, 27, H art­ least 15 months. Committee The W itty Funeral Home, 168 Jr., Brookfiaid Rd., Bolton; Paul liam R. Rood to Francla B. MU- along when aomeone y^ed ford. Conn.; Horst Glatte, 22. ElUngton was arrested and Ha and Anne Marie MUlla, prop­ "H e y !” the front door and back up, but meiitberS expreseed .hope that chaiged wMh operating a motor S. Maiin St., Orange, Maas., to Ktotzar, 42 Washington St.; Hartford, (3onn.; N o rb ert in change o f anrongementa, erty at 10 Durkin St, "I rolled down the window there was a car parked there. oonstruotion of the school coidd vehicle while under the in­ EYank Willy/ 79 Nilea Dr.; Don- I went to the door and called Proulx, 21, Vernon, Conn.; Rob­ get under way by early spring which are incomplete. aid O’Leary, 1 Vina Dr.. Ver­ Sherwood Cirde Inc. to and this kid aidced me: ‘Can ert S t Is i t Is, Thoirvpsonvllle, fluence of liquor or rdano and daugh­ leeuier o f the church’s W illing Tolland; Howard W hltford, tA IA O MAKER ICE CRUSHER MEAT GRINDER being held—once on Monday He embraced hia mother and later in the day. ing area; 16,400, non-teaching ATTACHMENT ATTACHMENT ATTACHMENT ATTACHMENT ter, N ew Britadn. Workem for many years. She Wapping. THE LAST WORD and again Tuesday. then asdd to Sinatra: "H i, Dad.” An indictment charging em­ area, and 35,115 eq. ft., service was employed by Ka-Klar Ctoth PttAINFTBIiD (AP) — A ATTACHMENTS PACKED INDIVIOUALLV AND SOLO SEPARATELY Dr. Rex Kennamer told re­ There was much hugging and bezzlement of town funds was and structure area. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Vernon news is handled by Toy Co., Hilliard St., for many quick-thinking Pieintfieild wom­ porters the "boy is in good kissing and then we all went one of 12 returned secretly by a Estimated costs for the build­ daughter to Mr. and Mra. Ger­ Ouarsotsa providas trie rspair into the house. The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, years, prior to her retirement ald Archambault, 12 High St an got in tilM final word and and parts •xeaptlng eerd sat and N O W ! I ■tepe; he’s not injured in any Hancock County Grand Jury ing are $16 per square foot damaaa dua to mlauat, whan ra. FB I agents took me into the 5 W. Main St, telephone 875- about 10 years ago, as a aup>er- Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mfs somewhere there is a frustrat­ way.” Monday. / based on 105,340 square feet for ed holdup man. tumad to ona of our authorizad Young Sinatra went to bed kitchen to question me. 3186 or 649-6797. visor. Raymond Bradley, Willimantic The amount Involved wasn’t a to U l o f $1,685,440; built-in Mrs. Aurora Ouason tatformed aarvica atatlena tiatad on prod- not long after he was brought After about a half hour, I Besides her huaband she BERTH T O D A Y ; A son to net guarantM eartifteata. Immediately available. equipment, $105,340; site im­ police that She told a man, who to the home. At 6;S0 a.m., le ft leaves a brother, Richard Bell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tierney The sheriff’s office said Con­ provement, $158,010; furniture, entered her package store in Shttora Sr. left for his own necticut State Police arrested o f Manchester, and a niece, 26 Walker St. $105,340 and architects and eB- Mira Barbara Stephenson of Wauregan and pointed a gun at $10661 home. Remaining with the boy Donnell in Willimantic and held Gove Defends DISOKAiROElD YE5STER IHm g;lneers fees, $158,010. Philadel|toia, Pa. her, that the cash register wa-s . With Meat Grinder Attachment were his mother and a younger him until Deputy Sheriffs Har- According to Robert Line- D A Y : EYederick Ebwler, Elest Gash Feared Funeral servloes will be held empty. Bister, Christina. old King and Harland Urqhart hard, representative of the ar- Hartford; Nancy Lewie, South A t one time during the night, Liberalizing Thursday at 2 pm. at South Besides she said, "W e don’t Bdum AJleo CuMoai Boob Fisa *n!tt could get there^ ! chltects, cost per pupil is ex Coventry; Susan Peck. An take In much money on Mon­ dDD MORE STORAGE oranch wider winfowii cGmb wriliu OTHER ATTACHMENTS about 60 newsmen and photo­ Two other Sullivan town of­ Methodist Church. The Rev. At Tin Mines pected to be $1,660, although Ray C. HolUa, associate pastor, dover; Karen Smith, Croas Dr. days anyway.” and sa tire into oorncra add AVAILABLE graphers were gathered at the ficials were arrested last week. WITH ETHAN ALLEN the actual cost will be just un­ will officiate. Burial win ba to Vernon; Harry Fletcher, Wap­ The man took off from the worldi ol S tonge s p ic e , (bcMiUnUy)* foot of the driveway outside (Contlnned from Page One) Treasurer Galen Havey and der $2,000 per pupil. The town Of Language ping; Mra. Amanda Dorsey, 14 CUSTOM ROOM and cnsioB fit any looa. Tliare ara Mrs. Sinatra’s home. It was East Cemetery. store end fled. James Dickens, a selectman, would be reimbursed $910,000, actually over 4 0 0 opca Mode BTHAK ahllly, so Sinatra sent a waiter were accused of two counts each FTienda may call at the P U N UNITS day night after they had gone less that one half the cost, by "A late Victorian flowering of ALLEN h r a ^ every rooin. Q mow HAMILTON BEACH Electric MANICURIST out with coffee. The waiter also Holmes Funeral Home, 400 to Catavi to deliver a $15,000 of larceny by embezzlement — state grants. elegant luxury” In language was Andqi • Fast, full width nail dryar vents tnrought turkey sandwiches, Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. Phones: Makes A Very Practical Elegantly styled, delightfully feminine, U.S. aid check for a school and $1,635 in Havey's case, $3,209 in A second proposal was sub­ the way Dr. Philip G6ve de- SoUd] olives, piokles and cheesecake. Manchester 648-0890 compact in siza an orphanage. Dickens’ . mitted, that of an addition to scribed Webster’s famous See­ Birch. A 1 1 e Non-soarring vinyl feet Jack Enlratter, a friend of j RockvUle 876-8534 Deluxe six-piece pracirion made manicure tools They were taken Into custody They were released In $1,000 the junior high school which ond New International un- Oemtodiy. Sinatra Sr., said in Reno, Nev., I Ckitlcle lifter a callus eraser • emery disc o buffer at the home of a Dutch mine each pending arraignment. would provide an additional 20; abridged dictionary in a speech Funerals Christmas Gift! e Colors: Grecian Gold—island Blue -Petal Plidc that the kidnapers twice con­ nail brush • tool holder a flexible cable manager and locked under classrooms Including 13 gen- at Manchester Community Col- Closed Wed.— Open Thura. and Fri. Until 9 o’clock tacted the boy's father at the heavy guard at imion headquar­ MAYOR HEEDS CALL eral rooms, a language labora- 1 lege last night, Mapea Hotel in Reno. ters together with Ipe Dutch­ BRISTOL (AP) — Mayor Albert ElagleaMi Sr. The second time, Entratter tory, a band music room, three | Dr. Gove, editor-in-chief of the FYineral servioea fo r Albert Exclusive Ethan Allen Dealer In This Area man, a German mine superin­ James P. Casey saya he received additional science rooms and a Merriam Company’s newest and ■aid, they told him to go to a tendent and nine Bolivian tech­ an anonymous telephone call Elagleson Sr. otf 179 F em St, gas station in Carson City. typing room at a^ estimated controversial unabridged, the were held yesterday afternoon nicians. yesterday in which he was told cost of $775,740. This propos­ third, spoke to an audience of "The contact man for the kid­ Newsmen interviewed them "You’re going to be. killed . . . at St. M ary’s Elptocopal Church. napers told Frank that he al was rejected by board mem­ students and public in the sec­ The Rev, John D. Hughes offi­ Give Your Family The Tuesday and reported them in at one o’clock.” bers when Raymond E. Rams- should go to Los Angeles and ond of Manchester Community ciated. Sydney MiacAlpine was good health but said their living The naajror said he was not dell, superintendent of schools he’d be contacted there,” B!n- CJollege’s Tuesday night lecture organist. Mra. Karen Fedorchah conditions were deplorable. oertain whether the caller, a said that the addition would tratter said. series. Dr. Gove's subject was was solcdst. Burial waa to Blast The Americans are Thomas woman, waa threatening or not be needed until after one or “Words We Use.” Young Frank had been hustled Martin, 27, of Neyir York, and warning him. Cemetery. Most Glamorous Music possibly two elementary schools The "prestige” dialect repre­ from his motel room at Lake Michael A. Kristula of Cadillac, Blit he notified PoUce Chief Bearers, oil grandaona, were STEREO HIGH FIDELITY are built. sented by the earlier dictionary Tahoe nl>inad Starao Amplifier and 50 at 4:15 p.m. Monday to Sinatra no further action on the south side otf the prop- This liberalizing is mflected Church officiated. Burial was dheater Oomonunity College held Radio Chassis—has no tuboa, produces In his Mapes Hotel room. Other recommendations in the eirty near Rt. 30 and West Rd. in the new unabridged Miction- in East Cemetery. LUMBER* The Second was 9 a.m. Tues­ Nov. 6 has resulted In both report of the evaluation com­ The second plan plaoed the Jun­ ary, of which he was the chief Bearere wore Richard Turk­ 30-watts undlatorted music power. ior high school near the center day, same place. favoraible and orlbioel repcH-t bQr mittee are aa follows: editor. ington, Thomas Humphrlea< Though ten timos aa officiant as a com- otf the property. TheMagna-Sohlcl-SC602ln Walnut flnMi A thin) was another oall at the eweduattog team, headed by (1.) Long-range plana for ad­ There is a cultural lag ap­ Floyd Fynxl, William Hough, parable tube set, it u m s no more currant U:80 p.m. Tuesday. The surveying otf the Ek:ker proaching 1(X) years. Dr. Gove David Haugh and Samuel than a small light bulb. Dr. Mowait G. Fra»e This reootnmendaUon retfers Community College Included »ataTia»a aiatiiT riaaaaiai iSaTiTMTiaa Institution” DRYER OPENER SHAVER the ear and got a better look at to the refuaal of the Manohester Dean Harry Bennett, Quinnipiac Current Annual him. He was wearing a topcoat, Boand o f Education so fa r to ap­ CollegSi Hilton C. Buley, presi­ / e 0 7 Dividend On' Insured Savings T-ahlrt, alacks and maccaslns prove the bylamns for the ooUege. dent of Southern Connecticut BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTB 81, COVENTRY $ 1 0 7 7 without aocka and he had a Hal Presented to the board Nov. State College; and Dean Paul B. $ 9 7 7 * 1 5 ” loween - like blindfold dangling 6 for approval, the bylitws Orvls, State University of New ’s High dome, detachable Glazier Btalnlesa steel knives, around hia nock. wauld have given ttie dtlzen’e York at Albany. control, UnmerribU. King bonnet, 4 O p m i cMxiM with no ahnrp Bhetfluaiva t-way adjust­ detachable cord. storage VAra you the Bel-Air patrol?' Advtooiy Oouncil major power Aa well aa visiting aoma With, lane size. CORSET SHOP ^ tompa,I, aau aaS I•toring cw ».' ^ •dfnn.eagm, able roilorroller eomM.combe. ^ en»#. ^ ■a the chief pcrficy-maiktog feo($y olaaaaa, team membara Held in­ I relied, pointing to for the ooBege. Hoarever, Cba dividual interviewa with stu­ « t MAIN 8Ti S$8 6846—AMPLE FREE PARHIMB o ^ my baanl turned the matter ewer dents, asking t)um their opin­ ^Tiuat wanted to maike eure," to a aUbcomamtttee fo r forttaar ions of tha nawrooUega.

S • A StANCHESraR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMRER 11, 196S P A G l POURTBEK Pages IS to 28 j Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1968 lEtlPttitlQ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 "Bfetlmif’ membership to the their daughter - In - tow, toia County PF Holds CHRISTMAS Rockville-Vemon ekl dub. Carol Sing Slated wrote, "Most of ths Oenttoii Preliminary Plans Okayed Dance Co-Chairman peepia around ' us cried when they heatd of our PreaWent’s Officers’ Betreat Mias Carolyn Sue Boyle of In Park Tuesday TREES MerUne Dr., is. a co-chairman of death. They seem to haVe wor­ Lovely nurabry farp* rtoali Concert^ Sing shipped him. They know so little The Tolland Association of For Robertson School Wing '^ v e r Bells.” Yuletide dance A towtwvkto carol tong win freah cut or cut your aar«. of Phrtddtott Jehnaon thaf. they Plaza Glaze Work be held TXieaday, Dec. 17 at Pilgrim Fellowships held its l a . l s . M set for Saturday by University are ooncamed over their fate p i«m w id cut-^montha, Martin haa mid. and Set Tonight of Hartford fraternity Omega 8:15 pjn. in Center Park, weot annuel fall ofttcere retreat last Kappa Delta and its sorority of Mary Cheney Library. In the Berlin crisis." GLENWOOD FARM ^Mctflopitlons for * pro- poeeibly put it on the aame time Aimum HHIs to a 1956 grad­ weekend at the Somers Oongre- achedule aa the Highland Park assodate, Sdgma Kappa Delta. Hugh Hayden q f 290 School D IV IS IO N o r NU TM D O d 1600,000 axldMlon to th« uate of Manchester High School. gatkMWl CJhurch. This year’s B E E F CORP. Pre-Cast in Town and Keeney St. additions. By Chorus 'nM semi-formal is being St., vriw Inaugurated the event School were tuianl- last year, to general chairman. He and his wife, the former theme was 'Teadershlp." (Virholeaale for your freeaar) The detailed drawings for held at Beth David Hall, 20 Betty Paric, a(nd their two sons Dover Rd., West Hertford, with He said that combined choirs Spaakws Friday evening were Silver Sfc, Ooveutfjr noM*|f annovod iMt idght bj* Highlttnd Park and Keeney have lived in Oemveny atone By PBINEAS FIRKB naaUi the ptoza, you stand on a A Christmas Concert and the Bo-Kays providing: music of many Memcheoter churches Jack Allen of Somersville and Right turnoff 44A hryOtod Mm hn*n htdldln^: oommHtoe are now under preparation. Community Sing ia scheduled Tbs parteafrlan ways In moot tmrazo-Uke wtUk, oonotructed for dancing. plan to participate. 1961. Tom LHleixtehl of Eato; Hart- Twin Hllla •Dd the board o t education. Thoae additions are estimated tonight at 8 o'clock at Rock­ land. A hike and a tquare dance Phone 74S-T101 any naigMbottiooda ora usually partly on the tot* by Oonyers to ooto 1965,000. School Menu David Blaney, choir director dad, ooncrate ptooeo, wtttt Utitle vmrkmen. and partly precast by A. MnotmnendatiOn waa alao v ille High .School auditorium. of the ChurCh of the Nazarene, were part of Friday’s acUvl According to Ted Oumminge, The program, presented by Lake Street School; Monday— Sale to Benefit ts stir the Imaginoitlon. Gtozon at their Tolland Tpke. | M thaft the board of direc- ravioli, green bean.i. salad, pud­ has been appointed by Hayden tieA ctuutrman o f the school board's Rockville Community Chorus, Sahirday the group assem­ ■When Haitford'a Constitution plant. t o n acipgraiMtete funds to enable ding; Tuesday — pork in gravy, to seive ss music director and building and Mtea committee, will be divided into a concert of Child Services bled for chapel service led by Ptoas officially opens In the Look nocth at the office Ib e earchtteota to proceed with noodles, carroUi, fruit: Wednes­ lead the choirs. spring, city stroUare will be In- building wwlch closes the end detaSed drawing for the aehool ground on the two additions Christmas songs for the first Final plans for the sing will the North Coventry PF and lat­ half and a rousing community day baked luncheon meat, trodneed to a unique world of of the commercial a:^. its projeet. should be broken sometime in be announced soon, according About 75 members and guests er heard talks by Diana Skin­ M ay. ■sing of favorite Christmas mashed potatoes, peas, fruit; ner of Rockville, a former offi­ • P G c U M their own—a three-block tong, vralls were cast in pwels. then lU a racoBmnendation la in Thursday — hamburger on roll, t the general chairman. If the timetable for Robert­ carols for the second half. of the Manchester Auxthary of cer of the Tolland Association, two-story Wgh series of pedes- osirttol to to Hartford and in- Mna wMh a raoent euggeation potato chips, pickles, cookies; Oilldren’s Services attended a son can be adhered to, Cum­ Soloiet-s for the first half are and conducted by Stu CJiarter THURSDAY ONLY trian ptosaa, with reflective stalled. BiMla hy Oeneral Manager Rich­ sopranos Pat Rothman and Friday tomato soup, jelly, cookie party and aale yesterday pools, terrasso - like walks. You toep from the plara over ard Maittn. B y requeattng the mings told The Herald today, President Sent of Bllington, faith commission­ the detailed drawings will be Helen Bloniarz; altos Orel peanut butter and cheese sand­ afternoon at the home of Mrs. er. and several dtocustoon pe­ decorative planting, aU over- a "hollow moat—via a Glaran amraawl cf detailed ptarm now, wiches, brownies. ready by April. Then the job Bunce, Suean Schuey and Ann Anthony J. Urbanatti, 97 But­ riods were SJso held Saturday. seen by a (Slock tow er like a cagt rtei^ng ^o»w---lnto a for- well to advance of a referen­ Mi-saiko; tenors Norman Paul­ Photo to Hills ternut Rd. Venetlim campanile, but for ita maJ foreto of flowering crabap- can be put out to bid that Advertisement— LEMON dum on the aehool oddUon, ten- same month, and the vote on in, Robert Thompson and Dynn Proceeds of the event bene­ HELP BY NOT HELPING contemporary finish of coarse pl* trees. tetSrely (dated for AfirU, th« the addition can go before the Anderson, and bass Ralph Wanted — Newsboy or news- Airm an 1X1 W illard HUto, fited the OiUdnen’e Servlcs of OMAHA, Neb. (API — Some­ (toona Move around th* plaza, and odliool board might advance the voters in late April or early Schumey. girl. Allan Dr(ve and Ference son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Oomiectlcut. a family and chil­ times the best thing to do for BISMARGKS urban Kew Gardens, the everrywtiere you go, the (sirface RObertaan project bgr three May. The concert will be accom­ Drive. Call Herald Circulation Hills of 63 Laurel SL, recently dren’s counseling agency which patients Is to do nothing, a nurse product o f $46,000,000 renewal decoration was pre-cost here in panied by Barbara Oarameute. Department. Mr. Anderson or received an autographed pic­ also assists iinw ^ mothera. told a symposium of the Ne­ project, la the outcome o f the Ma/ncheeter. TTie aerpentine pav- Aaaumlng the project is ap­ Mr. Wilson at 643-2711. combined efforts of aeveral ing bkxka near the Onnecticut proved.” Cummings said, "and Ohom.s conductor w ill be Denzy ture of the late President John Mrs. UtbonetU and Mrs. Rob­ braska State Nurses’ Associa­ dozen firms, among them two Bank and Trust building; the feel confident it will be, then W allace. F. Kennedy. The inscription ert Dennison were general tion. For Manchester oompanles, Oonyera gruff textured, bevel sided plant- ground cmild be broken per­ Donations for the TaJoott- reads "To Airman Hills, with chairmen of the party. Mre Mra. Eleanor Smith, an In- O Iceland Eases Imports Oonstruction and the Olozon era all around the plaza; the haps by the end o f June—^thua ville School will be accepted beat witoies, John Kennerftr.” Philip Holway and Mrs. Alfred atnictor at the Kaiser Founda­ Corporation. trapesoMal block that hides the putting Robertson within a during kitermi.vsion. Fhmds col­ REYKJAVIK — Iceland has HlUs, who to stationed in Sundquist presided at i^resh- tion Rehabilitation Center, Val month of the other two lected will be deposited In the Weisbaden, Germany, was ment tables. lejo, Calif., was the speaker. at mtf Glazon’a participation in ths structural mipports for the eased import reatrlctlona by re­ plaza project is particularly to- stairway from Ihe strrat levto; schools.” name of the Community Chorus moving a number of items from ptonist to a combo from the Mirs. Erneito Larson w a s She urged that each patient be forced to utilize all the ability tereeUng to industry-hungry the stots that form fhe walls Noting that the Robertson in an account for the school set the restrioted list, moinry food USAFE Band of Weitoaden, chalrnvan of a ho^itaJity com­ mayron*s up by the Vernon Jtmior Wom­ whtoh played at a reception for mittee. She waa assisted by he has, even though it may be Manchester, for the company of t2ie two garages, which you PTA and the neighborhood products, household goods, and hard for a nurse to stand by bake sh ops has been in operation, and in aee when you peer down f i^ around the school are "behind an's d u b . building fixtures. Sixty-five President Kennedy last June to Mrs. Hayden Griswold Jr., Mrs Songs scheduled for the first Bad Gatesburgh, Germany. Robert Shapiro and Mrs. Harry and watch him struggle without town, for Mttle over a year. one of the plasa'a InrioelTig It in a big way,” Cummings said per cent of Iceland’s imports ijtmi jtme, St the behest of a walls—aU were pre-cast hera. half of tonight’s program: In a letter to the Hills from Relnhorn. lending a hand. he foresees little oppoeitlon to are now free of restrictions. promtoesvt New Toric phltan- The focus for most of »e vote on the (»ch ^ E A r 1 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS bem sat up as a quast-phUsn- achieved uniquely. Each level Is Robertson project.” Pat-a-Pan, Christmas Oratorio thrcqpical ventune, cr the theory a seperate piece of stone. To OummingH noted that the es­ b y Baoh and CajTol o f th * N ew AT YOUR ttMt the best way to counter- have cast them into Conor ete Oakland Mill off Tolland Tpke.; tim ated $680,000 cost o f the Prince. act unemptoymem, io(pldly be- squares to the usual mamw the mill hag now b((come the Mf'ScodTimr project to "only a tentative . Sid Designer Talks comkw a national problem, to would not allow control of the alte of the new plastic forma di­ budget arrived at by the archi­ Cllir Taylor, designer and new Jobs, not new choitty. tt helghta of each Individual piece. vision of the Glazon Corpora­ tects (Scudteri and Mankey) tion — but about six months promoter of the original “Short- GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE... remsiiM a profit msiking ven- Instead, each piece was cut S(nd the town building oommvt- ahead of the originl schedule. ee” rid, will foe tn Rockville twe sjt the sanw time. to toiape, ground to the correct tee in oompUance writh a request AHresNly boom ing was a height, t(nd bolted to a pre-cast When Conyers recently Ch^e Suffers of Manager Martin that an es­ tomorrow through the effCnts bought acreage south of the bf the Alpine Ski dub. gtooed Mock worics to the New oonerste stalx Ihe slabs were timate be made at this time. Tortk MOO. To get the new bolted UkS a Jig-saw pUzzle, milU from the town, it was to "When the professional es­ Taiylor will be at the Sport GE proj ect going, Otirato needed lwnns. GOLDEN GOODNESS • 1 YEAR FREE ON PARTS and LABOR tlve cast oonowte work at Con- ® ^ ’s company had to the N ew York -N ew Elngland stitution Flasa — a $1 mlUlon J* begin a fom produc- area. Glazon lost the bid for pre­ (Herald pholos by Pinto.) Looking from Phoenix “ship” building over many planters to the tower. doUar pJum for the totait firm. *vlto^; when they won the The surface of the tower is bolted to a steel frame. NEW GASH SAVINGS 36 A walk with Chasse through hid for the H a^idw building, cast stone section that cxyntroc- I P TO ttw «rahlteaburolly advanced th«y (*>« impetus to go tor SquiUacote Builders will Flaaa rsraato that It positively ahead. use on the town’s new central would Hke to »ee Glazon’swork brlsties wHh Glaran’s work. T»ie Hall of Education column firelhouse. When the opportuni­ represented in Manchester, as MONTHS w ^ as in the more richly re­ GE Stepping from the stales of oovera were already being cast ty for local work exMnes up ths north perkiiM garage, to flbergtas reinforced plastic again, Ohaose says he would warding but far fking seotlons TO PAY which to two sbories d ^ be- forms, fabricated in the old Uke to make another ti^. He of the country. N e w C h e v e l l e ! EGG GOLDEN PER 1 9 ” <1 AUXIN BY CHEVROLET • The kiiMl of go—6 or V8—you’d sspsst EGG NOG FUEL OIL Portable • WATER SAVER— 4-10-12 LBS. from oiM of Chevy’s great highway When you lower your cup, performers. Come on down and drive R. • WASH WATER CONTROL ■WWf.'W you’ll agree. It does add COOPERATIVE N« golden goodness to holi­ Swivel locking Chair day toasts! Get new Hood Oil. CO.MP.ANY TV • ALL PORCELAIN TOP NINTT, 1935 Golden Egg Nog today! 31.5 KKOAl) STRRET Payments • 1 YEAR FREE ON PARTS and LABOR TEI.. 613-1.5.53 UHF and VHF Tho khul St comfort you’d Doylite Blue Screen till k sspoct In a largo intorlor. 2 Telescoping Como on down and sit in it. I ug^ ijigU MCW MKkt ttoKU «jW i-» •j«C' OTEN NIGHTLY TILL I Antennos February • TOAST • TURQUOISE • PERSIMMON • CHARLCOAL THE IDEAL Carry Handle Santa S e z ~ GIFT — Price Includes • Standi GE STEREO “Give 90 DAYS SAMSONITE W ILL HOLD New yea (oa leel Mw s Ung . . . relss LUGGAGE TILL IS Mie s hreeMent . . . to e«r ftol-iiie and you give CHRISTMAS iwlvel reddns toieir Hiet'i tevered to Hie finest!" butten-lwfled heavy lexhired tweed. CASH Seft, toieyenl petyurethem y added ssd tNtdied eesl for eidia cesdert, Uee It s* s redier er reloxtog ehoir. Tho kind of freeh etyling—Imide and out— • H'e ksndtemely ityted te henseniie wMi any deeer, hei wslnut Onidted that makes it the year’* smartest eurprise. ATev CtowUe Moltlto SpattCtUft lege end bfSN femdee. Nwr el the Come down and stare at IL A U NEW siett wonted eelert. In)ey the Me . . , order e retoatog redier, er FREE better iMN s peir st e«ir tow, tow prke. Now-Chevy spirit in a new kind of car! 60 O TH E R M ODELS A MMSt glfl (er enyene . • . end the ON DISPLAY BY: W e built this one to do more than just stand around way it muffles noise and cushions bumps. whole family een enjoy h. • SMITH-CORONA Dolivtry looking beautiful. Held its weight down in the 3,000- And the fine hand of Body by Fisher craftsmen showg • REMINGTON-RAND pound range. Then built four lusty engines—two sixes up beneath this one’s suave good looks, too. a O L IV E T T I and two V8’s— with output all the way up to 220 horses*! Sound good? There’s more. Like the fact that Chevells a OLYMPIA And if that makes you think this is one frisky car, comes in three series with eleven models—convertibles, $ 4 9 ^ 9 5 you've got the right idea. sport coupes, sedans, wagons, even Su|)er Sport models SAMSONITE has all the styles, colors and Idly You ’ve also got a roomy car here. Y et its 115-inch with front bucket seats. Like the fact that (and see if — and — Let the rafters ring! Inside this wheelbase keeps it highly maneuverable in this isn’t one of the nicest surprises of all) the FREE handsome all-wood mahogany Budgat Tamil new Chevelle comes at an easy-to-take price! ^ priees te suit your budget. . . Choose from • ADDINO MACHINES a •UHF and VHP traffic and very easy to park. cabinet are two large oval speak­ With its Full Coil suspension, it’s got a ride Like to hear more? The listening’s wonderful • CENTURY • STREAMUTE • SILHOUEHL SALES—SEBVIGE^ • 2 Tnlescoping ers, coaxial tweeter cones. 4- RENTALS—SUPPLIES Installation that reminds you of the Jet-smooth kind the at your Chevrolet dealer’s—and so’s the driving. Antennas speied changer, dual channel Visit Marlow’^ FABULOUS FURNITURE DEPARTMENT! •Optional at Mrtro mat All Samsonite Is nknlO W Priced! stereo amplifier. Also available M A R L O W i i * Walnut Cabinet in Danish Modern Walnut or See fwe eetirely dHfereet Mm Is ef ears at joar Oovrolet Showroom—CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY n, CORVAIR S CORVtl l i OPEN EVERY NIGHT till 9 Early American Maple. AmpM FREE PARKING Front and Rnor of Storn OPEN (EXCEPT SATDROiAYR . . .) OPEN AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER EVERY IN MANCHESTER, CONN. IN EAST HARTFORD, (N)NN. IN HARTFORD. CONN. FYontI EVERY CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. INC. DVYORIN CHEVROLET. INC. CAPITOL MOTORS. INC. NIRHT till 1229 M A IN S TR E E T— 649-8288 476 CONN. B O U LE V A R D — 289-8441 1214 M A IN S TR E E T— 527-8144 NIOHT tM g o o d / ^ e a r SERVICE STORE LO EXCEPT gATURlIAYS AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER A I’THORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER (EXCEPT SATURDAY) • OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 FROM NOW ON! • "EVERYTHING for FAMILY and HOME FOR OVER 52 YEARS!' IN NEW BRITAIN, CONN, IN WEST HARTFORD, CONN. IN WINDSOR, CONN. MEvarytUng F o r Chrj|ghnae^ Main Stmof, Downtown l/kmclwftnr . . . Phono 449-5221 WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC. THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. ARDERY CHEVROLET. INC. a *mUST FOR BVE&YTHINO!’' • 449-9823. 196 PO qU O N O C K A V E .—4S6-SS9S M AIN ST., MANOHESTER—PHONE 649-6M1 Main St, Manobeoter 713 MAIN STh M A N C H B SU R FRII MAIN n. PARKING 114 1 STANLEY STSEKT—aW-«S45 91 IS H A M R O A D — 286-6601 • x' I' 6 1 ' r :

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had an eacap« hatch wide membert It, with Sophie Tucker enoufh. But tha nolM waa an and Harry Richman. They ap­ Snow Storm HEALTH CAPSULES New Prisons Immenae that no tnmata would ‘Betty Boop^ peared in the baaerrrent of the dare try It.” Broadway Theater and it was i y IHrhssi A.pie^iLD, H o p in g for televised to the atage upstalra— Hits Midwest! JOU ASK -THAT VOUR In Germany^ “ as far as it 'would reach, I PRaKRIPTi0N» BE LABBLEP think.” WITH THE NAME OF THE Cozy, Tight People in Netvs "They had this thing like an By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEPlONfi f A C o m e b ack illuminated■ * " pie ■ plate, and —you I The season's biggest snow By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ------1 stuck in your head and you storm and coldest weather By WANWS NEUERBOCRO col. Charles Yearer, com- By JOHN MOROENTHALER | sang,” she recalls. spread across broad areas from MEATOWN1215V3 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD FRAlOCrUF'"JRT, Germany------(API mandant of the aerospace pilot j. NEW YORK (AP) — Remem- Miss Kane's first big success the Rockies into the northern Op4$B Daily —Ooautniction of ultramodern school at Edwards Air Force ber when Halen Kane sang was with Paul Ash. an orches- Midwest today. Rain, sleet and jaila ia brightening the penal Base, Calif., escaped serious in-! boop-boop-a-doop backtra In leader 19287 from Chicago, at New cloudy weather covered most of “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT— NONE PRE-PACKAGED!” picture in West Germany. jury when he was forced to Well, the onetime voice of York's Paramount Theater in the nation from the storm KliUons of dollars are being parachute from an experiment-, Betty Boop In the movie car- 1928. She had done dramatic into the Appalachians. 10 to 10 apent to make them as coey- Mpi04 jet tighter plane Tues-1 toons, is living In an apartment stock, appeared in night clubs In Montana, the mercury but also as escapeproof as pos' day. In the Jack.son Heights section With the four Marx brothers and dropped to a wintry 1( below Store Hour*; TUES.-WED. 9-4; THURS.-FRI. 9-9 Bible in this nation ot rising Yeager ejected when his of New York City now, hoping In Shubert revues. zero In Butte and 17 below in SATURDAY 8 to 6; CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY and rising crime rates, rocket-assisted plane went into for a comeback. After 10 auditions for Ash, Bozeman. Sub-zero readings they let her sing one song in the were reported in parts of the th ? •" "I feel fine now, thank you.” Dakotas, Montana, Colorado, to ‘ « men Terll atmosphere from about aald Miss Kane, who has had show. “ Then they put in more songs. Wyoming and Nebraska. In ^ ' ‘ ^into s.men eeli. •‘'©•'ce four Operations for caoccr in the i crammed 4-man cells, spokesman saidr ' , M^rsTveTT^rs; s“hr;M r^^^ Denver, Colo., the mercury slid Many of the buildingn are 100 Yeager Buffered face burnu I leaned from a honpital after the ’ name in lights. I uned to nit from- 4 above to 9 btlow. PLUMP, EVISCERATED or more years old. A bucket In when the oxygen in hin mask ' la^i o n r r i The aleet-freezlng rain belt YP$. T ime lo o t N FINPING...... during the night extended from •THB PRUGlk NAME MW P'*"* S'’ * ««y* »'’*■* finishing a ' " parts of the Texas Panhandle MEAN THE PIFFERENCB .h . ■'’‘‘’y***- : book about her career, wants to K»ne has been married northeastward across west and MTWBBN LIFE ANP PMTH N wTctTaM f . l rrv *‘” " * ‘ elevi.slon, and has had for “ y*»” Dan Healy. w ^ north Oklahoma and southeast CASES OF OVSRPOSAGB. IP*** **f* **^* * 1** *fy f**!" Secretary of Defense Robert i some offers for a movie about *’*'' leading man in "Good ^ depressing Prussian-style g. McNamara says he has no her life Boy," the show in which she Kansas into southwest and south 11 /' central Missouri. The sleet and •*'*P*' ...... plans to leave his Cabinet post. ; writin- i. •'*ang "I Want to be Loved By rain changed to snow in many ^ Asked at a Washington news ... j i_ / )nt»rvUn. ' You” (boop-boop-a-doop). nwre to imlld than the city's conference Tuesday how long he writ, u ' Healy, with a long show busl- areas. The heavy snow belt covered CHICKENS or the modernistic con- hopes to remain as Pentagon ,, .. .. . ness career. Is now 78. and still ai;^eas from southern Colorado •*rt hall. chief. McNamara replied with a vnic» «tin ■r.imH. ui,«^ vl "A . "'''ii** comedy and appears in Stocks Stay Ufa for tha 800 Inmates of the chuckle: "Well I don't reallv ‘ '"l* *'’ * * clubs. and northern New . Mexico eist- FRY, BAKE or ROAST M .B^llllon building features think how long i hope to remain ^ "H e's a very talented young ward into central Nebraska and bright rooms, mo.stly single, pertinent as how long the ,/ j have an anHianna r uinn." said Mi.ss Kane. "I never central Kansas. One to three in-1 In Accounts with handsome, magnetically President will ask me to re- can catch him, that crazy Iri.sh- ches of snow were indicated in 0 locklng clothes closets, radio re- main.” ! eT*- ^ ^ ! man. much of the Midwest. caption and a two-way telephone I _____ Minn Kane, who made 14 'I'm not near that ^age. Don't Rainfall ranged up to mors By SAM DAWSON than two Inches in parts ot Ar­ linking the prisoner with the ^ Arlene Dahl and her husband, vision*' nnt^inn^ P” ‘ *” y '*"*yfancy *«*a{ " ’ *• AP Business News Analyst Buparvlsor-s glass cabin at the Christian R. Holmes, heir to the ‘ *'*vi«ion not long that long ig ago o " kansas, northern Mississippi, NEW YORK (AP)—The head Tennessee and Texas. ;;ta r” ^anTl;(^re‘;:;!‘*°pIum^b^^^^ - s the peppy one.,I w .s Outside the zero zone, temper­ lines say: Stocks Hit New High -zch ceU go without saying. ?he actress said Tuesday in . * Power Device New atures were generally in the 30a Trading Vohime Soars. Cus- Food la served in white plastic Hollywood the decision was I was, looking about 18. laugh­ and 30s in most of the eastern tomsrs Accounts Frozen When ing, and jumping on and off (1= dishes kept hot on electrically reached reluctantly after long " 7 .,.W'"* DAYTON. Ohio—Under de­ two-thirds of the country, with Brokerage House Is Suspended. the 80s and 60s in Florida and heated trays. The nine-story , consideraUon. back anVsee^vouM*e*if « / t evelopment r ...... here... . for...... ------aerospace Profit Taking CIlpo Prices. main cell building gives upper-! Miss Dahl. *4, and Holmes. 40 ®" “ »« hi » ne"«' type of power southern Texas. floor Inmates a breathtaking were married Oct. 28, 1960. ’ years. plant. It focuses the sun's heat And yet moat of the stocks view of the surrounding coun- Thev have a daughter, Carole' "**■ '**' movie was "H eads' rayB on a junction of two dls- Designed for the Chicago Golf directly Invtdved may never tryside. Daily walks for exer- Christine, 2. : Up." with Buddy Rogers in 1932. ' nmUcu* metals and the flow of Club, &e first IS-hole golf course have been seen or handled by else are held on the roof. ’ _____ She recalls her first television electrons created that way pro­ in this country was opened for their actual owners. Closed circuit television cov- British Foreign Secretary , app«arance—in 1931, as she re­ duces electric posver. play in 1893 at Wheaton, HI. Most of the 17 miUloa Ameri­ ars the area between the Jail Richard A. Butler took his first ______cana who own stocks may havd and the 18-foot-high outer walls, look at the Berlin wall today theirs in safety deposit boxes, The moment a prisoner crosses and described it as a very mov- to be sure. But the shares that change ownership over and over this section, an electronic eye ing experience. ft ti seU off an alarm. Powerful Butler was winding up an VThole In stock exchanige trading my •earchllghU are svritched on overnight stop in Berlin after never travel further than from and the television cameras, sus- conferring with West German I ARTIST SUPPLIES for Xmas Giving | one brokerage house’s vault to pended from high pnasts, begin leaders in Bonn, another’s. And they make up only a small percentage of the operating. S GRUMBACHER QBUMBACBER lM«s S 2Vz to 3Vz With 800 Inmates, including Dr. Pham Huy Xlo, a leading total outstanding, and tucked 180 women, the average con­ political opponent of the Ngo GAINSBOROUGH pti-n sn o ON. coiON sir away. Lb. Avg. A customer opens a broker­ struction outlay per inmate la Dinh Diem regime, returned on O IL COLORS No. 507 $6,878 or about half the price of Tuesday to Saigon, South Viet age account much as he does a a modest Germsm one-family Nam, after li'vlng nine years in N*. S24 bank account. He must deposit house. exile in France. enough money to cover both the For the new 900-inmate jail in Co is chairman of the Nation­ cost of the stocks in which he Hannover, the per capita cost al Revolutionary Council, a wants to trade and the cost of was $8,000. Facilities are simi­ party outlawed by the Diem re­ commissions for buying and lar to those in Stuttgart. Every gime. His underground organi- selling—fixed by the exchanges in cell has a socket for electric i ration set off explosions in Sal- and determined by the price 0 1 razors. The recreation wing in- i gon from time to Ume. Co and FRESH, GROUND and amount of stocks traded III! eludes a theater hall and hobby | his group favor continued close and the charge for credit should rooms. I cooperation with the United the customer want to buy on But let no prisoner believe it ' States. margin. is easier to break out of the ------Some customers pay for their more comfortable jails. FTison WHAT’S A PERFECT CAKE? stocks and them away. officials say the window bars A perfect cake has a crust Many leave them with the are lined with so much concrete that la in color; has a broker as part of their account that a convict would have to level or slightly rounded top; without even seeing them. spend most of his life sawing b e-. uniform fine crumb structure Brokers say up to 90 per cent fore he could out. I and light texture; is tender and ot the orders to buy or sell are CHUCK received by phone from cus­ "W e had the bars tested by moist. The blending of Ingredi-' ssM n tnbea ( K ' x 2 ’ ) a worker,” a warden explained, ents brings out exactly the right 10 studio tubas of Pra-tastad O I tomers with accounts. Usually GAINSBOROUGH OIL “ It took him one and a half days j flavor, and it has an attractive Color in 9"x12" locquarad hard* phone orders involve selling with an electric drill before h e ' appearance. G O I^S; ki 7 * IIW wssod ^ ^ox. Contoim olso, stock held in the broker’s vault I in the customer’s name, or the ^ 2V4 0Z. bottle, o f Mnmed oil «md FRESH P O R K 'buying of stocks to bs placed ^M i^oU i2 i^etteesipe; p^u^e knif. there. p a le tte ; a n d brn sh ee. ^ ^ ossortnmot o f There are two chief types of brokerage house accounts. OBUMBACHER brushosL —An individual Investor buys stock for cash. They must be WALT soys... *^goimbMrough'’ OH PoinKng Set Spareribs promptly paid for in full—either E No. 330 BRUSHES out of his Account, or by actual Fin making tha bast daal on 1964 currency or, check. —Traders buy on margin, as / i Of All Kinds AND set by federal and stock ex­ change regulations. The federal MOTOROLA rule at present is that 70 per cent must be settled in csiah, 23" TV ^ANCY, SLICED with the broker lending the ex­ tf'bO tubs : 203 •% M. OtCfHTB »*>WPW9g tra 30 per cent at a specified charge. Individual brokerage Every set features a fhand-wired houses often require more cash C chassis, precision crafted with than the legal limit. If the price ¥ modern hand and dip soldering of the stock should fall enough for circuit connections of high re­ BACON to jeopardize the margin, the broker may call for more cash, liability. Each one features Pre­ or if necessary he will sell the mium Rated Tubes.. . . and ia stock to protect the 80 per cent triple checked for quality. Superb 12 long tubes Vi" x 4" in a DRAFTING SETS — TEMPLATES credit involved—and the hapless engineering and precision crafta- well-tnode Oil Sketch Box LEAN, FRESH, PORK speculator gets what’s left. manship make possible a manu­ Buying or selling on the ex­ size 7"x13" — complete CANVAS BOARDS — EASELS changes Is done this wayr The facturer's one year guarantee m with 2Vi oz. linseed oil, V h brokerage house phones the that covers free exchange or re­ oz. turpentine, 3 brushes, COLORS OF ALL KINDS customer’s order to buy, say, to pair of any component proven lt.s trader on the floor, who Walter Lamoureux polatte, palette knife, and defective in normal use. Ar­ DECORATIVE MATERIALS seeks out another broker with <»s oil cup. ranged through selling dealer. an order to sell the same stock. SELF-SERVICi DEPT STORE They try to get together on a Labor extra. nally, & e stock is delivered T'- Everything For The Artist Buns mally, the stock is dellmered PINE STREET, CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER.... within four trading days. 1 Earfy Am*rtcan Charm V Orders are of several kinds. Avth«iilk ttyiino kBynoItt this Planning To Make Your Own Tho Lowest Price In Years! —A market order is to buy or RttfMfbW MotoTGia modRi. sell promptly at ths best pries FMttffM powRT trantformRT. SupRr Chrisfmas Cards? Goldao Chaaait for high raliabil* available. Hf. EHicitMly powarad to dallvar GET THIS EQUIPMENT TO DO A GOOD JOB —An open order is to buy or Where You Save on Ever^^thing You Buy brithaot, sharp picturas. **Doabta sell at a specified price. This CUppar" CircuMry remajM in effect until it can be jf* ' y y helpe Iwep picture A O A 95 executed or until canceled. —A stop order is to buy or 289- GRUMBACHER sell as soon as the stock A reaches a specified price or INKING ROLLERS goes through that level. The floor broker executes the order at Your Quality Discount Store mJ OLEO as quickly as posalbls but there's no certainty It will be at , • C the exact price if the stock is moving swiftly. 5 lb s. f o r Bid and asked prices give 4 brokers and traders clues. A Heavy rubber roller ■with sturdy metal bid is the highest price anyone Year after year, more and more families make King’s their Christmas Store. It’s so Economy eonaoio handle. Uniform Inking of all types of says he’ll pay at a given time. PoNpar transform er, S o M a n M blocks. Asked is the lowest price any­ easy . . . so pleasant . . . and so thrifty, too . . . to choose just the right gift from i Chasais provide dapandebla par« one will take at the same time. tormanca. Has tinted aye*shada LOOK WHAT «1 WILL BUY! Until one or the other budges, filler glass to Improve picture or someone else comes along, contrast whila reducing glare. auch a wonderful selection. ^ Frame Grid Custom«Matic Tuner Uiera’s no transaction. m inimiffs tha need far Hna tvntnp im GRUMBACHER a FRESH PIGS FEET 5 lbs. Short sellers are still another whan changinf bre^. ISiey borrow stock the And there’s so much to choose from! Gifts for men, for women, for children, for a BEEF KIDNEYS 5 lbs. broker has in his vaults and sell LINOLEUM It at tho going price. Their aim the home . . . and a wonderland of toys that will make every youngster wide-eyed 254“ a LEAN PLATE BEEF 4 lbs. Is to buy It bad later at a low­ Cotno In and look ovor my Nno-np of er price, return it to the brok­ er, and pocket the difference with delight. 1M4 Motorola TVe . . . then get my denll BLOCKS a LEAN LAMB N>R STEW 5 lbs. between what they sold it lor originally -and what they finally Variety of sizes. Heavy lino­ a FRESH PIGS HOCKS 3 lbs. paid to buy it back — minus leum mounted type high on commissions and borrowing Fine quality? King’s insists upon it. That’s why you’ll find so many famous Brands hardwood base. charges. This works fine — but only 11 in every one of King’s 127 big departments. . . names that mean Better Quality the price really goes down. If MOTOROLA It goes up they still have to buy . . . gifts you’ll be proud to give and anyone will be happy to receive. SPEEDBALL GUHER Compare Our Low Everyday the stock some Ume and return TABLE RADIO It to the broker—and take their Rich, dear tone. Bsaub- loss. fwl styling. White or ASSORTMENT $U5 This Christmas . . . give a quality gift from King’s. It will cost you so much less Beige colors. Discount Prices! WABTIME DEBT PAID Model A21 CEDAR RAPIDS, lowa(AP)— GRUMBACHER PRINTING INK Jack Oladfelder, World War n • • • and it will please so muc^ more. Soo tho biggost and freshest display of Wostem Sfoor Boof, Peric, Poul­ private, has received the $10 ha l^ ad his sergeant 20 yean 'WATER SOLUBLE OB try and Provisions in this part of ComecHcuf! WE GUARANTEE TO OIL B A S E ...... Tube 9 V G ago, plus $0 interest. SAVE YOU MONEY smd GIVE YOU PINE QUALITY IN DOING SO! The soldiers were serving with the 88th division near Florence, Italy, and Oladfelder Shop Early lor Best Selection..lJ8e King’s Convenient Layaway Plan was shipped out suddenly be­ PRICES EFFECTIVE thru SATURDAY fore the money could be repaid. MODERN TV L A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Louis CesaletU of SUver 99 SUMMER STREET— TEL. 643-2205 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAJfTITY Springs, Md., apologized for the * 723 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER delay. He had written to the OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-9 P.M. TII^L CHRISTMAS mayor of Qtawlfelder’s pld home iBfiRL' OmtarvlUs, Iowa, to got • lolorm or petvato’a addrass. OANCRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,1968 p a g e NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENtNG H ^A LD , MANCHESTER, CGNN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1968 Bremncr Is teaching privataty in MRR> Ma time in France and Ger­ Andover m Gilead .Sunday school are asked Hodges. OapOain of the day was dents sMlnting are jsn * Scegda, Top Lawyer many. Mloat of Ms worics are Andover. Hehron to remain for the H :18 worship Columbia Mrs. John Pringle. Georgs Johnson, Rosa snd In the now In a special museum in Mni. Iflriam Ryan w41 play the viola. She is a member of servtoa. Make Voters Tbomss Marchlam Judith HiUs, Stamp 8 N e t ^ Odto. Trained Voices Troops Plan HoUdai-a Hrare wta b* a regular voter- Kay Ann Haddad, Rsmela Lua- Says Ruby to the Hartford Siting Orchestra Girl Scotit Troop 264 will meet Bloodmobile making session «t the town ban ky, Peter Roberts and Michael Exclusive Augment Choir and the Mancheeter CJvic Or­ Road Closed Deo. 16 at the home of its lead­ Saturday from 10 a.m. to iwon. Blum. Equipment should be at chestra. er, Mrs. Robert Links, to make the school by Thursday but Plead Insane Jaycees Seeking Meniben of the eenior ohoir Enlarge Cemetery For Musicale are; Sopranos — Mna Leslie The One-Stop Gift Shop For Repairs candy for shut-ins. On Dec. 17 Lacks Quota The Weat 9t. Burial Ground those who wish the articles the troop will be the guest of picked up may oaU G eorge Award Nominee BUUngs, Mrs. Robert Campbell. Aseooiafion has purchased four (Ooattmied from Page Qm ) The people of Andover will Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Mrs. John Hebron's Troop 61 at a Christ­ acrea, to add to the present Johnson. have the aatlaCaotion of hearing AflnouiMinMit in made by tlie mas party. Permission slips are Only 6>1 p4nta ^ r ^ ' t 1 I \ well as from interested towns­ for two violins. Some early Members of the Junior ohoir otherwise. Asked If .she called property owners to work on Oolumbla correspondent Vir­ Belli laid he did not believe people. ere W%na Baker. CWarlene Fabrics Found in 36 meetlrtfi; in the elemental-:/ nors: Mrs. Da\"id Rand and Ed­ ginia M. Carlson telephone French carols and some more achool library at 8 p.m., will a doctor, .she laughed. She Is ward Steele. Volimteer workers docks end waterfronts. ’The SERVICE Ruby "was Just a publicity seek­ Persons presenting a nominee, Donahue, Pamela Law, John 9224. SERVICE AP Newsfeaturee cointemporary will, also be of atart with readin^f of the Nov. getting along all right. included: Nurses, Mrs. Joseph gates ore now dosed. er” and he was convinced Ruby By SYD KRONISH are asked to send all Informa fered, McGuire. Steven McGuire, Lisa S65 Suits! 3 4 and 21 minutes, after which PROTECTION CONTkACT had no association with Oswald ^ . tlon to TTie Jaycees, P.O. Box Mortensen, JoAnn Munson, Ju­ Drew, Mrs. Robert Cole; staff The Sporting Life HE'S NO GUEST PROTECTION CONTRACT Eadi yosr the government of | gg Manchester Mrs. Nancy Brewer of An­ reports and recommendations of Miuichester Evening Herald .lides, Mrs. Paul Bramball, Mrs. 'The student council at Wind­ or any conspiracy. dover will be the soprano solo­ dith O’Connell. David Schwanke, the chalrmaji and administi-a- Hebron correspondent, SI 1 s s 1 SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) After talking to Ruby in his Switzeeiand Ismies a special set and Linda W’rlght All-Wool Worsted John Groman, Mias Beverly ham High is sponsoring a sale — The guardian of the city Their letters must include the ist for the Mozart. She has tion will he ffiven. Aram Da- ; Susan B. Pendleton, telephone Biumhall, Miss Dorothea Ray­ of used ice skates snd skis at cell. Belli said: “ He’s sincere, of stamps for the benefit of the nominee's name and address, studied with Robert Fountain Paul M. Oarter, son of Mr. m a r j i a n. superintendent of ' 228-34.54. * park in nearby Ilidja awakened disturbed and troubled. He’s not and Mm. Joseph Oaz-ter of He­ SUITS mond, Mists Vei-a Stanley; blo^ the school this week. Proceeds a man he found sleeping peace­ Pro Juventute Foundation, the and a brief resume’ of his con­ while a student at OberMn Con­ schools leading. Other business i donor aides, Mrs. Frederick all the type of man I expected.” tributions to the general com­ servatory and has had four bron Rd., has enlisted In the will help finance a foreign-ex­ fully on the greens and point In the lineup for Ruby’s de­ nationally sponsored youth or- Includes the attorney general's ; Macht. Mrs. Edward Peter.sen, change student who will at­ munity welfare, a-s well as evi­ years of private training in New Navy under the Navy's nuclear opVndon r ? g a r d 1 n g Stipreme \ "Guests are kindly invited to fense with Belli are Sam S. ganlzBilon. This foiindwtion was electronic.^ program. Paul is Ari’enls at 225 Mrs. Andrew Gasper, Mrs. tend the school. Hours are 3:30 keep off the grass.’’ dence of his leadership qualities. York City under two different Court deolaior on prayer and Richard Osborne, Mrs. Edward Brody, 87, a Los Angeles legal estsblMied over a half century ’The young man nominated must teachers. Mrs. Brewer has per­ undergohg recruit training at This fine atl-wool worsted suit in 2-but­ Bible reading; health report for to 9 pjn. 'Thursday: 3:30 to 5:30 “ I’m no guest,” the awakened associate; Joe Tonahlll, 55, Jas­ Hopkins; oanteeci. Mrs. EmU pju. Friday and 9:30 a.m. to PHILCQ ago to provide aid for destitute be between the ages of 21 and formed with a group at Cat- the U.S. Naval Training StaiUon, ton. and 3-button natural shoulder styling, N ovem ber; recommendation For November man In.sisted. "I was bom right per, Tex., another associate; Great Lakes. Bi. before being Malek, Mra. Frederick ^wman, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Local stu­ here in Ilidja.’’ children. Tlila year. 90 per cent 85. Nominations deadline will negie Hall on two occasions and tluit the Hebron PTA be pei-- Mrs. Donald Caulfield w., Mrs. and Dallas lawyers Tom How­ of the surcharge revenue will be Jan. 6. has also been a soloist in part of assigned to school. He is a comas in tha newest shades, including ard and Jim Martin. mitted to sell grinders and A total 226 srreaU, summons Frederick Beardsley. Mrs. Irv­ ASUBSIDIARVOFI go io the foundation and the Previous winners of this dls- a concert at Town Hall hi Now graduate of Rham High School. com pound colors. Your s in , too, regulars, school swsatshirts to the pupils; Dist Atty. Henry Wade of or notioee were reported in the ing Belne and Mrs. Max Haller; ottier 10 per cent for other tlnguished service award were York. She served for Uiree , longs, and extra longs. report by Princdpal Charles Manahaapber Police Department propertiea, Wilbur Fletcher, C. Dallas hae said he will aak the youth wotfare work of national* yean as alto sokitst at the Fin* Manchester Evening Herald death penalty for Ruby. Atty. Paul R. Marie, Edward Gervaae on school activities as Oonsolidaited Daily Report* for P. Hodges. Bruce Gardner, John eusTOMiHaHAve ABKeo r o a n . . . mowmkadypom t$t4 Impontancs. The 1963 Pro Ju- H. Olenney, Robert D. Murdock Congregational Church in Aitdos-er oorrespondent, Law- shown by the school ne^vsletteT; the month of November, Pringle Jr., the Rev. George 'vwntute set wfll feature five and Dr. Melvin Horwitz. Flushto^, N. Y. At preaenf Mrs. reiica Moe, telepbone 742-6796. also reports of special commit­ The total includes 156 tick­ E)vans and Grade 8 students new stomps, reports the Swiss tees and mtscellweous or new ets issued for parking viola­ Haixdd White and Kevin NKW Royal Crusacier TV-STEREO COMBINATION Fbilatalic Agency. NEW ERA business. Revieav of board poli­ tions on Manch<^er atreeta. O'Brien; tranaportatlon, C. P. Mail Cards, One stamp, a 5 centime plus cies will be oantlmied. Work "Uvlnt 8ovnd” R(XMESTER, N. Y. (AP) — Eighty-eigW. tra/fk aoddenta 6 gre«n-blue. features "Portrait Great changes have taken place SAVE HOURS OF HARD WORK copies of board policies should brought injuries to 22 persona. of a Boy” by painter Albei't be brought to the meeting. The In the field of domestic employ­ Traffic arreata included counts Gifts Early Anker, other 4 stamps In ment during the past three dec­ SHOVELING SNOW USING THE nvSjor portion of the meeting for nonobaemoce of a light or the set continue the flower ser­ wU be devoted to this topic un­ 2«»s(HEARIN6 AID ades, notes Miss Lillian Wilson, stop sign (8), improper regis­ less there are more preewing R. E. Wandell Bfancheater Boatmaetier A3- ies in full natural color. 'Die 10c retiring after 32 years of sup­ tration or licenoe (7). speeding itNm ra LAaatar ttujN a HtAMiNa a id jnsitterB to consider. mm TVee stamps, and be sure of artist Edward Munutc with N1TE till Including your 2SIP Code num­ stamps. The values are 25 ore COIN OPERATED black, 35 ore green, 50 ore red- Coma to aeon tor tall datoM Long Sleeve 'Whibe OMt Sunday to be ob­ the Soviet Communists. C O L O R T V ber, is on each Christmae card w ’As h -’n -d r y c l e a n served ait Hebron and GHeaid anvetopa. brown and 90 one blue. The 11 MAPLE ST. SPORT Oongregaitioaal churcbea this DISCHARGED AA 8PT Before you mail your d ir 1st- stamps represent various works Across From First National Long Sleeve Dress Shirts conthig Sunday. In eecordance Ineludlng Saturday of Munch who is recognized as NEW DELHI, India (AP)—A Choose from a complete line of mas cardo, sacure free labels Store Parking Lot CAPITOL EQUIPMENT wttih the usual custom the Sun­ senior Indian air force officer, from the post offioe which the greatest painter in the his­ OPEN 7 l.dVS 38 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER day school children will lead fine furniture cabinets in ma­ tory of Norway. He received 2.98 5.88 4.98 Capt. Prakash Chandra, has read, "All for Local DeJlvery” 16-Lb. Wash—25c Phone 643-7958 2.98 and 3.98 the 'worship service. Donations been dismissed from the serv­ ‘‘YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WONDERLANDT hogany, Danish walnut and early and "Ah for Out of Town De­ world-wide fame as a fore­ 8-Lb. Dry Clean—82.00 for idrut-inB and children of the ice and arrested for espionage, American mi^le. 21-inch all livery", so that you oan sort runner of the expressionist 5 Lbs. $1.25 Whatever style you like—button-down, The BIG eelection! Full Ivy M a n sfield TYainkig school Defense Minister Y. B. Chavan SWISS your cards into two bundles, movement and spent much of fashioned shirts, chemise jac- should ha brought to this serv­ told Parliament today. 1964 channel, new vivid vision color snap-tab, or regular; whatever fabric with the addreaaas all facing shirts, 2-pocket shirts. Choice ice. Gifts of money will go to Chavan refused to name the FAIRWAY HAS IT! or black and white pietures. one way, thus expediting de­ you like—cotton broadcloth, oxford Veterans of the Cross, retired foreign country involved, say­ ANGEL livery. cloth, 100% pima Belfast<^i, or combed styles with hi-boy collars, ndnisten and their widows. . ing it was not in the national in­ CALENDAR Mafl *Daiiy and Often” for cotton oxford cloth; white, solid colors chain link collars, snap down A t ttila service ehUdren of the terest to give details. ORNAMENTS CHIMES a merrier diristmas! TOWELS WTTH CANDUES or stripes. collars. Choice of fabrics and IN 5IA1LING TUBE SOLID BRASS patterns — Dacron'V polyester STYROFOAM SENSATIONAL end cotton blends, woven cot­ 478 Coins Sh ort, ton plaids. All wash end wear! MISTLETOE Model 6214 Mint Reports SAVE CASH! GLIHER (Coattmied from Page One) CHRISTMAS SPECIAL GIFT WRAP reaches a peak about Dec. 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s ' m - ' PAGE TWENTY-ONE HANCHBSTESR e v e n in g HERAliD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 PAGE TWENTY probation, was given a con- (3eorge Gorsky entered nollea In tlsMianca to Dec. 24. His moth- the cssee of David Hobba, 37, Johq F. Kennedy had requested, Senators Pause were test launchings, not aimed pressure chamber checkout at 12th Cirenit ec told the court he had a poor of 85 E. Main St., charged With LEE'S Florist 'n Gift Shop Andrews Air Force Base, Md. {222 million more Uian, the ‘Weasel’ Caught Lodge Refuses Name Entry at the moon, Two rtbre missed school attendance record and breach of peace, and Joseph ROUTE 44A BOLTON—PHONE 643-8089 M oon Is Dull the moon. Ranger 8/ hit It but Events House originally , voted and To Eulogize JFK Nedaied, 68, of iVklland, chazig- about {78 million less than the LOANS UP TO Court Cases OuUeitte was Informed that If It It's Lm 's for: PoinsottioSi failed to send back ilgnafs. VA DIYIDEND.*!; The Veter­ In London Chase does not hnprova. probation ed with failure to grant the ans Admlnt-stratlon says it will Senate originally agreed to. In Washington^ D . C ., Vote Schurmeler said there will be ------, /S.______I (Cmrtl— »il (r»m Page Oae) could be revoked. He was prig- light of way at an Intersection. Aaertoos, Frosh and ArtHi- G)mpared to ho equipment to send back di­ In Nation distribute J234 million in divid­ Included In the appropriations LONDON (AP) — Scotland — bill is a ban against any Joint (Ooi$biuet|‘traHi Page One) b o c k v i l u b s e s s i o n jiaay presented on a charge of Francis A. Hewitt, 20, FLrat rect pictures of what Ranger 8's ends between Jan, 2 and 2.8 to match the eloquence of the grief Ave., was fined $3 for failure eid Arremgomonts, Corso90t, Insured veterans of World Wars attempt by the United States Yard's elite plainclothes unit, ful In the terme liberal or con­ A widowed mother who sup- taking a motor vehdole without cameras scan. Its signals Will WASHINGTON (AP) In the servative,” he commented. to carry registration. Comefoiv Renkots, Wroothf, Planet Earth t and II. and any other nation to send a the Flying Squad, captured "the gmlth ot Mdlne said she haa not on the (aces of mllMons of the porta five children on social permiaslon. be recorded on tape and then news from Washington; " I defy anyone to tell me Two Massachusetts residents converted into pictures. Following President Johnson’s manned rocket to the moon Weasel" after a chase over^ decided whether she will run for world's peoples. security checks pleaded guUty Pillows. Door Swags, ofe. GOLDWATER: Senators gen­ without pripr approval of Con­ ’ 1 > Q 0 0 . what a Rockefeller liberal Is,” forfeited bonda when they (hU- EARN TO LEARN By RAI.PH DIOHTON "W e’ll have to develop and announcement Sunday that the London rooftops Tuesday night. president. "Surely, the name of John F. erally are quick with a quote. gress. Lodge continued. "Anyway, my In Rockville Circuit Court 12 ed to appear. WiUe' N. Bond, 39, ATLANTIC CITY— (NEA) — m "Yos. Wo Doiivor!" AMOclated Pre*» Sclenre Writer analyze them, " he Said, "but we 1984 insurance dividend would "The Weasel," racing driver ’ District Of Columbia retridents brother has' been in poMUcs Kennedy has already been con­ When mlddlew-eight champton to stimulate the yesterday to a change of op- of Webster, charged with oper­ Soe our line of GIFTS and CARDS PASADENA, Calif. (AP) A hope to have publishable pic-1 But whjsn they go on active mill-J j,e paid early Roy James, 28, was charged longer than Rockefeller.” secrated far beyond our poor ating an over-height truck for- Dick Tiger was trying to be­ tures within 24 to 48 hours." tary duty they sometimes catch economy, the VA ... announced------CONGRESSIONAL , i, rs. RECESS: i , with plotting and performing will vote (or president and vice eratli« a motor vehicle while Hours: Open Dally till 7—Closed Sunday funny thing about the nionn: It Lodge, interviewed by tele­ power to add or detract. . ."but. fedted $25, and Barhara Stra- come a big name fighter In Lon­ looks bright at night, but that's If everything works. Ranger, the Pentagon mood—they avoid Tuesday It expected to complete | OonRr*** will take a L hris^ as the greatest robbery in British president (or the first time In her lioenee was under suspen­ 6's plcture.s should be the best reporters. payments by Jan. 28—six days r*c*ss from about Dec. it) to phone at hU Westport home, Hart added In his prepared chan, 51, of Hyannla, charged don, he worked 10 houre a day only because the .sky around it history—the Aug. 8 train holdup BEN EhciA L 19M?‘ ' called It "a curioUs twict of sion tod a second count of be'Jig in a \-amiah factory—to get vet taken of the moon. The Rii.s- Take Sen. Barry Goldwater, sooner than the record set In .Ian. 7„.w ys Republican Senate speech, "a eulogy day gives us with creasing a median divider, is so dark. that amounted to more than (7- Under the district’s presiden­ cbeirg8d twice (or the same enough money for tralnkig ex­ sians photographed the moon in R-Arlz . for Instance. 11963. Leader Everett M. Dlrksen. history" that former President a chance to pour our grief Into forfeited $15. Actually, the barren moon l.s mlllion. ■ TAKE LONGER TO REPAY — tial primary law, a candidate Dwight D. Shsenhoaver should offeSkse. ___ ^ Asstartant Prosecutor E. penses. Read Herald Advertisements IfiSf), but their vehicle came no' A major general In the Alr^ vvlll be the third straight! Dirksen said Tuesday that he a common pool where It can be much leas reflective than earth Thirty flying squad officers — UP TO 24 MONTHS — can not be placed on the ballot be davocaUng the smbaaeador’e Mrs. Effle Estell. 46. 33 Wind­ closer than 8.000 miles. Force Reserve, last Friday he yggr that the dividends—dls-; and Democratic Leader Mike shared more readily and there­ with all its lu.sh vegetation, surrounded James In a cottage unless he gives permission, or carvdldacy. ermere Ave., told Judge John Fourlur Rangers are scneduiea'scheduled | began 18 days of acUveactive duly In trlbuted trlbuted previously previously on on the anni-1anni Mansfield “ had “ “ agreed the new Call Beneficial and ask for cash fast.’ Clean up leftover fore borne more easily." because earth has vast area.s of In the swank St. John's Woods Th# folks at else signifies he does not object. The former governor recalled M. Alexander her license was for 'launching next year. After ■■the office — of - -•the deputy ■ *- chief of versary dates of the policies- ■ district. He fled through a sky­ bills, take care of expenses, you-name-lt. Essentially his own eulogy, •uepended in 1953 after she water and .sand which throw off now! that It was Henry Cabot Lodge Hart continued, It a pledge to them1 will come Surveyors, more staff for personnel. i will be paid early to boo.st the' „ Mondaj, Jan. light and along the roofs of ad­ Beneficial like to say "Yes! Call ’ WESTPORT, Ooiui. (AP) — had an accident and was not the sun's rays almost as well as 6. so many returning members who went to Paris In 1962 to support President Johnson in his elaborate craft designed not All that could be learned economy. joining houses, but soon was AU kSbeie aside, Ambassador Insured. She w-aa arrested Oct. a mirror. would not have to travel on a persuade Gen. Eisenhower to appeal for civil rights, tax and only to take television pictures about him from that office was caught. Henry CMxA L o d ^ would maAte This is why the United States' Sunday. seek the GOP nomination for other legislation as a memorial 23, 1961 for operating while her first close - up pictures of the but al.so to make soft landings— that he has an office to himself, WHEAT; The Commerce De­ James Is the 21st person to be AMOrNT $500 $700 $1000 a t i t l e Republlonn candidate for license was imder suspeneion. $300 president. to Kennedy. moon will have to be taken in braked by retro rockets and a blue flag with two stars like partment has Issued a license charged In the case. o r LOAN_ Preeident ot the United States, She was told by the court that scoop up samples of the lunar Lodge said he knows nothing Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D- black and white, as. were those other Air Force generals, and for the sale of {3.2 million worth Atv Shucks! MONTHLY 16.75 26.58~^ 36.41 51.16 says hid older brother, John, a about his brother's plant. “ But the mUvlfnum fine for the charge snapped by the Soviet Lunik. surface. Special instruments will “ during his annual 18-day lour, of U.S. wheat to Communist NHHR SALEH Repa.vmFnt former Connecticut governor. Hawall, scunded a similar note was $200. Her case wet con­ 691 MAIN ST. analyze the samples and radio I would gather from his state­ There isn't enough natural il­ he grants no interviews as a East Germany. RAYTOWN, Mo. (AP) — An NEW HAVEN (AP)—Sales j "He Is knowledgeable, cour- tn his tribute. He asserted Ken­ tinued to Dec. 17. the findings back to earth. 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’s) MANCHESTER ment that he would consider the nedy "rekindled within ui a lumination, even in bright .sun­ matter of policy." In making the announcement elocution teacher might not have of real estate, equipment an 1 strooua, hard-hitting and hae in­ nomination very carefully," j Joseph G. Falrbrother. 27. MANCHESTER scrap by the Ne^v Haven Rail­ Mitchell 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANagtr burning sense of our nation's light. for color pictures But one of his Capitol Hill Tuesday, the department did not had much trouble with reading spired great public conffadence," Lodge said. I of Enfield, charged with breech A lotn of {too coiti {20.M mission." Next lo Hartford Gas Co. The moon’s low reflectivity is C h in I /), S v rfiv n n t secretaries reported he had give the number of bushels In the sanitation ordinance before road since Us reorganisation in John e M today. ' L^ge, a former ambassador of peace, told Judge Alexander been stopping by his Senate of­ bankruptcy Julv 7 1981. have 12 coflitcutlvt inonlNy IftitillrntMi of |10.0> toc^ one reason the Ranger 6 space the proposed shipments. Wheat the Raytown Council Tuesday Lodge would not say where to Sp^n, noted that his brother "In his Insistence that civil he would larther go to jail than fice every afternoon. brought in $7,3^0,114, the line's craft, scheduled for launching | t r e n TON. N.J. iAP) — Pa- sells on the world market for night, but City Clerk Ray Heav- the eimfeessadoramDezMBaor toco Vietviei Noznnam cannot participate In politics as rights be extended to all, he pay the $75 fine. He was given Through Air Force Informa­ tnzstees report. Of this amoun't, early nex year, * will <’a'’ry trolman Thomas V. Dacey willJ about {1..38 up to about {1.80 a enhill did. stsskdsds tn the political spectrum, long as he is an ambassador. mandated us to be not a nation a 10-day ewfstence at Tolland tion channels It was learned $3,581,198 has been spent on of words—but a nation of nothing but television gear. A l^ another chance to be pro-^ bushal, depending on the type. It says: "Shucked shellfi.sh ,*T canin’t find anything very use- But he said, his position over­ Odunty jail. The charge was once - planned scientific experb | .sergeant on the Perth that Goldwater: shall be kept until used in the "additions and betterments” seas might well help his deeds.” Inouye, the only senator of Japanese ancestry declared. lodged after Falrbrother went ments, totaling more than p^iu-e force if he can gel —Was due to reveive briefings | SPACE FUNDS: Tlie House container in which they came the trustees reported to U.S. chances. pounds, have been stripped o f , to the home of Armand Hniby from the Air Staff and the Air \ passed and sent to the Senate from the shucking plant." DLstrict Court. “He has done a good job,” the The two Senate leaders. Dem­ at 33 Ward St., became involved so Ranger 8 can have better tel-1 , , , Force Systems Command, and | Tuesday a compromise {13,224.- ocrat Mike Mansfield and Re­ Ptnonal Noticea former governor said. In an argument and struck his evlslon cameras and more P «''-j to visit FL Rurk^,~ ■ Al^a 518,080 apprcnrialion bill, which Lodge said he had received publican Everett M. Dlrksen. er to operate them. host. ^26 but flunked when a civil i ‘ '[‘ P includes (5.1 billion for the - a mUSICfIL GIFT > "a number of telephone calls” also prepared eulogies, although A Bridgeport woman. Jane Rapids, Iowa, plant of an air­ space agency and also finances both had expressed their grief "Taking television close - ups ser\'ice technician ruled he had since the New York Times' . _ z._. -AA-.-. 1^, B. Werner, 89, charged wl'th craft communications system ( ) In I^emoriam of the moon .s surface is the passed the test for chinning more than a score of independ­ keept? on o'^***lf ^ story that Elsenhower was urg­ In eulogies shortly after Ken­ fraudulent Issue of a check, ent federal agencies. primary experiment for Ranger | builder. In lovlns memory of LeRoy C. ing Lodge's candidacy. None of nedy's assassination. failed to appear tn court and a and always has been," projert —Would fly as a pilot; under­ The bill's total is {1.4 billion Slebbtng, who paseed sw ay D*-- the callers was Identified. When all the words have been $500 tend was forfeited after Dacey appealed, saying the go physiolc^cal testing and le.s8 than the late Pre.sident eember 11. 1961. manager Harris Schurmeler Lodge said he would "like to spoken, they will be bound Into the judge was told that there aaid In a preview of Ranger 8 technician yanked a chair out ^ Guitars / Ukuleles a volume for presentation to the from under him when he barely Swp ft le the word of remombranre. be as helpful as I con” in work­ liad aJready been three con- forsYOUNG MEN as It underwent last-mlnutc tests Dear te the one who In zone, ing for his brother’s nomina­ late president’s widow as evi­ had a fingerhold on the bar and S3S ZIO-ZAO In memory we will always keep Unuancea In the case. at the U.S. space agency's Jet / Home Organ tion. As for a specific role, he dence of the admiration and af­ Paul D. Oullette. 16, of Tol­ Propulsion Lziboratory before could not pull him.sclf up. / Band him. fection In which her young hus­ Slate Civil Service Commls- Just ae the yean roll on. said. "I haven’t thought that land, charged with vloletion of fhipment to (>ipe Kennedy, Fla. AUTOMATIC band was held. •sioner William J. Killeen Jr. $59 Instruments far ahead.” "Ranger Is our first hope of HEAVY DUTY / Banjos, Wife and family getting the Information we need ruled that Dacey should be giv­ en another chance to chin him­ LAST EVENING $79 CONSOLE Mandolins about the moon's surface before NECCHI / Music Stands men try to land there. All we self. ON ouir wric MAKKer nepoKT m o fm SHIRTS really know now is that the lun­ / Amplifiers ar surface is light-absorbent. BUENOS AIRES FLOODED / Harmonica-s "But is it suitable for a space­ BUENOS AIRES. Argentina T COSTS LESS! Drip-Dry Broadcloth and Oidford craft to land on? Is the surface (AP)—A torrential summer rain / Folk Music / Bongos White Dress Shirts— Flannel Shirts, a thick layer of dust, into which and flash floods threatened to . . . we again urged you to con'sider a year Items men would sink and suffocate? maroon 8,000 residents of low- Lons: Sleeve Novelty Shirts lying areM of Buenos Aires end review of your present holdings and de­ Or Is It rough-textured like DOES MORE MiE / Drum Sets / Music lava bed. so jagged that a Tuesday night. termine a basic course of action for the com­ Sizes 8 to 6x Sizes 6 to 14 spacecraft would topple over? Transportation, power and ing year. Your Putnam representative will be "Ranger 8 will tell ua at least communications systems were ★ Give A Gift Certificate For Our Guitar Hobby Class some of this. Its six cameras disrupted as the River Plate glad to help. will begin sending back pictures spilled over Its banks. River ★ Everything For The Amateur or of the moon from a height of front districts were under water Professional Musician . . . Tlwra't no unarttr way lo ooni "H I." yaar'round Ikanki. i,000 miles, and continue for 10 2 to 4 feet deep. FREE INFORMATION $1.98 $1.98 .minutes until the space craft Subway tunnels were flooded tn* UP craahes on the lunar surface." and suburban railway services The first two Ranger ahota stopped. LANE 6UITAR and MUSIC CENTER PENDLETON 1963 CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES 111 1/ 2 CENTER STREET—649-7835 VIRGIN WOOL OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. SHIRTS Your Putnam office still has a limited quan­ These colorful virgin wool SATURDAY TILL 5:30 sport shirts are real beauties. EVERYONE’S GOING GOLDEN tity of this useful booklet and worksheet. And are machine washable, FINEST SELECTION too. Woven and made in the Time is getting short. Why not pick up your Pendleton tradition. THIS HOLIDAY copy today. 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GIFT ftHRMlSTJfiASi GMFTfS ARROW QUALITY I |i SHIRTS -J I ^ V A N HEUSEIM* Arrow white shirts In the f o r as little • Give him jfifts Ralore from Van Heusen. wash n wear broadcloths and Shirts, ties, pajamas, . . . buttondov.Ti oxfords. SWEATERS * I a week all smartly styled and uniquely Van Heu.sen’s. $4.50 up SUp-on or cardigans, all beautiful, colorful and wash­ USE YOUR CREDIT I ..tits*,,. able. Lota of colors to choose INTERWOVEN BUXTON i UA| from. The new kind of shirt! WALLETS SELF-IRONIN6 Interwoven socks In all the Stitchless leather wal­ Long Sleeve wanted fabrics. Nylons, ban- lets guaranteed for SLIP-ONS ions, cottons and lisles. SPIN-DRY the life of the leather. Size$ 4-14 A L L ^ T T O N $ 1.00 $3.95 up Initialed Free up NO RESINS ADDED SPORT SHIRTS $ 2 . 9 8 This Is one Item a man never has enough of. Cottons, cot FINE SELECTION CARDIGANS ton flsnnels and imported rayon fabrics. Hundreds to Size$ 3-6x choose from. Arrow $4.00 Up Cotton Knit Shirts $ 2 « 9 8 up -Van Heusen $4.00 Up Sandy McDonald $2.08 Up By Donmoor, Rob Roy, Healthtex, best friend a little boy’s ever had. Wash and wear to perfection. Never needs ironing. Sizes 8-14 NYLON PARKAS COLLAR NECK Warm, lightweight, colorfv' $ 3 * 9 8 u p parkas lined with dacron fo‘ extra warm*h. Reversible. $16.95 up 11.39 up $l.98-$2.98 SPORT COATS All wool sport coats in plaids More Than and plain colors. $27.95 up Just a Watch ALLIGATOR TOPCOATS ...Longines Isa This is your greatest top­ posieiilon prized' coat value. Exclusive water repellent fabrics. ROBES throughout the $31.95 up Cotton fiannelette, corduroy and orlon-wool world for its incom­ blend robes in colorful plaids and gay stripes, parable beauty and pride ACCUTRON EVANS SLIPPERS easy to launder, fast colors. The right weight for of workmanship. W hy WORLD'S ONLY ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE Hand turned HJvans slippers now and all winter long. not let us show you some of In calfskin and wool lined Sizes 6 to 14 deerekins. Sizes 1 to 3 these superb timepieces. GUARANTEED* $6.95 up WOOl-KODEr Wonderful Selection A-PorliamFnl I Hitniltoaa 99.9977% ACCURATE V |oIJ- hllfd wsich ^ V ON YOUR WRIST! CONVOY COATS Sweaters by B-Wimlior HK, tnihrmlaLIr, $2.98 $3.98 SPORT m W lER. At OlHMrt M itta l The only orlglnal^convoy UP UP •crslriiproof lynthclic Ucelcfl Keeps time by the constant vibrations of a tun­ teoRit FOR mu ratfodl 17 Jnmili mtnr-. coat imported from Ehigland. opphire cry'itsi , CHARUHE. So tiny ind lo proof* Md sbock-rotlitaiiti j ing fork activated electronically. Really nigged clilon-jiwtltd movtinint. pricticil, tool Shock-riilit. lumlnoui dinl. tpirklln f < $25.00 COATS {UJS nnt. Praclilon-lowoled movo- dirpoM finish. ] C'Dorl SrlfwiiHling, gold-failed —just 12 moting parts. Virtually trouble-free. moot. t I M I In tweeds, plaids and solids. ' Never needs winding. This Kodel wool sweater Woolens and cottons. Longines watches Come in and See SUPP-HOSE CHAMP HATS can be machine waahed % PAJAMAS Give a cartlficate for a PAJAA\AS USE YOUR CREDIT Only ^ I a week in 1963 Help leg fatigue. All and machine dried. 'Al­ Sizes 4 to 7 from $75 Pajamas in either broad­ Champ hat. He can eelect \Ss4 our comptils itltcHon of Aecutroe TtmspUcss from |i$5. Our Complete Selection of C a r a v c ll c Wateheel cloth or cotton flannel. nylon with gentle lastlc ways keeps its shape! In flannel and cotton knit for warm sleeping. top. his own at his leisure. Washable colors. Also in cowboy and spaceman Middy and coat styles. $12.95 up $ 5 * 9 8 u p $3.50 up $9.95 styles for your little dreamer. By Nighty Nile, C h a r g e w i ^ Carter, Model. OPEN DAILY Sizes 6 to 14 TO 9 PJW. SHOOK Jewelers $ 7 * 9 5 u p MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ll, 1968 p a g e t w e n t y T H R E E PAGE TWENTY-TWO liANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE LITTLE SPORTS Dolly'i W ardrob«~ Manchester Parkada Stores Dina witli WtaM AMwar to < Tlnw la Running Out! - b a h u d r -m o s b r d a i r y HARVEST HILL PAQCAGB Editors STORE In tho Parkado hi the •TORE now carries a complata ALL HOU'RSTSOlNSli LOOKS UKEA IM of MAXIM’i WINB8 ot ISCAFPINS.' ^COOPUIOP Bargains qnly store in Mancheater that ■ « AO. nr WAS w r m -m** HotOi iw TSntrt cwiTles "8. S. PTERtaC” FINE Parts. Pick up your free book- k->i' (3ANDY. Here are delightfully HMM...SOUNDS LIKE' ITStoaiMhlpo TAPfY PULL.' ■ aiFomatenamo toCWI ^ Ang*l-Apron! Main Street Stores Irreetotlble Christmas aesort- TH' U'L 6QUIRTS ARE aSTuidrtrer Store* Around Town •Trim a Tree Shop’ n Itecolpt (ob.) 38Hoat«Blt(ab.l mentn. You’ll want some wafer- W. T. GRANT CO. has set up PLA/IN'J 1 \WOJDER nd|0 atDutyaroider A Graduate of Hollywood 4 Eamlnga Report Available thin RIBBON CANDY, also Pea- ! aSHetrlns. 80 Nip BiioV HhJida Karp Out »f Record Chriatnua diiy Academy ’'VBJRNMENT EMPLOY­ HOW THEY aaBoildf 41 40N(^lig . 'Mlac-hlef MPriMfhron woinf,ote. SOCbemicrt Mt Stock up on FlUdB and ANN CONNOLLY, coomeUclan ED FINANITIAL CORPORA. tm iA O E D lT ? P a ( - IT Laugh loudly 48 Tin fU HOfeBi' SHOPPE, 403 OAJH>Y ^ packaged into Begin with a gleaming ALU- i l k •BVentON 44 Monkey _ •IDirinHy degr FLASH BULBS from tha FAL­ at ARTHUR'S DRUG STORE, TION" 9 months earnings are at Biblical wood 34 Itinerant tab.) Onter Sbront, hM the chaileng- LOT STUDIO, 70 Bluit Centar taning ^ tln^OrnameTi^ | MINUM THEE (priced as low as 85 Off-center 47 Bird'i can 942 Main Btreet, la qualified to available aA OOBURN AND and deaidosis i MAceanpUih tnA gUU litol .develop aklUs. Street, to capture the haoplneas advise and assist you fbly, when MIDOLEBROOK, 829 Main »3 '‘ 9 lor * •*'4 foot), or • bushy SlBUeult & r 7 1 P " 1" IB i r TfxjA.V'F ch'i'Mren will be tofnor- end the feet'.vlty around your GENEVAN, embelltehed wUh vinyl EVBatGREEN,IN, $10.99 for 81 Hoad of r " z 3 i it comes to buying a “.just right Street. Come ki or cwll 643-1105. ctiampa if'y o u encoura«« OhrisUna* tree. Fill the itock- Christmas symfcola FyKl T-ft. sire. Add LIGHTS and ^njamliili 1 l l for you” hair ^preparation wrapped milk chocolate gc-od-. tribe (Bib.) ij“ younfiatera to hamena telmire inga with useful and wanted (tints, dyes, rinses) 'to add color Update Your Diamond ORNAMENTS, icicles, garlands SI Form of Ta time constructively. For boys photographic glfta. ies, 5« each, are nice a* favors,( bead chains. Create the t r • beauty to your hair 0\e modem ZERAN JEJWETLRY STORE, bo" Mid girl*, men and women way. Consultations are available comer of Main and Birch to tuck Into a stockU^ to* | jfj^i^mgful Christmas sesne SiCoiidloiiiit there are HOBBY KITS and A Pleasant Place to IJv* among tree brancelis. Do see NATIVITY FIGURES asEIOTate IT here for correct facial and eye Streets, knows that a diamond CKAFT BBTS to atlmukite the THOMPSON HOUGE, 47 Opt- make-up, the flattering shades, "is forever" but an aged mount-: the CANDY TREES, ideal for ^vnUable in sets or Indlvlduallv. It Faaiou* Now gift.a for a hoete*. a costvalea- . NaUvity Set is $3.49 York editor U U Mirer mlndif. Build It yourself tage Street, In the heart of the technique of applying. ing, unfortunately, can detract i 40 Mr. Borin nn^ watcSl It go! There are renl- town, offera to traveling or ARTHUR’S DRUG STORE is beauty, from your precious cent, a friend ■who hee complete, complete. There are bell.-*. i r thing.’’ MUNSON CANDY 48 Son Franelteo tetic acala. rnod**. aWps, plame*, permanent gueeta, the aamir- headquarters for nationally-ad­ gem. Thie Clwistmas why not cones, spray paints and spray a -tt boaobaUUim m-m-m-m-m-m good. t?wo „ls() road and raotnK cars, plus ance of apotle.’wly-ctean, com ­ vertised names, the kind you’ve have your diamond act into a snow to enhance your tree to HEAVY 48BUck (ColUe) s ~ the fullest. Shopping days sre 44Kln8(UUn) ‘TI.O." TRAIN 8E1T8 anri the fortably - furnlahed rooms. come to depend on. Brlncr your , NEW MOUNTING. This wlU be LOADS *‘0" puage. For Iflrls there are Whether just for an overnight, shopping H.st to The underpart and back end numbered, to come to W. T. A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMUN 48 Chocolate 5 " ARTHUR'S performed under your watchful of a smoked tongue are called kite featuring fa.-iclneting a foA- weeks, months or longer, DP.UG STORE and choose from . ey,_ WHILE YOU WAIT, GRANT CO. and in one evening, aonree the tongue’s "trimmings.’’ Don’t 48GambUnt ST" >1 "PYiele” Jewelry, also THOMPSON HOUSE la Ideal. the beauty-giving packages' Bix>wse and teiy in this spacious with a minimum of effort, you irONoraMCTrMNA MR...JU9rA00unS NOtauridww, HWCL0THE9 .X P throw these parts away! Put can complete your purchasing a k u a o o m e / TM08E«uy placat weavkngi hralidingr amd the artl.re offerijw a choice selec- ■ITMITTHE ^MUPB^TIMOSS •nippr BT them through the meftt chop­ efficiently. All merchandise has •fciKR Auvnjuor) Mp wkVe aoT MWnHSOME( TMNBBmWDMI nSwlftlr ranta, busee, there te ^^ee, off- At. . ARTHUR’S r.o,ToDRUG STORE of JBVVELP.Y. HOLLO- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER •IIimHvet trv ot moalAe tile. AcquMduR a per, mix with mayonnaise and been selected with good ta.'t# -----~HEMtF yvrrM AW il oP M S siu rro 0VIRHISIVB8 I background of CJHEMISTRY, atreet parlting. Yoyi feW safe are products with purest ingre­ 84 Salanandort a ~ WARE serving pieces and pickle relish and tiee as a and___ a knowing heart (or your WOUtMOHEM UMI •SStabtod and snug in the well-lighted dients. late.st fa.shion .shades, all WATCHES at most inviting i L" ROiraNGI*, ANATOMY a n d .spread for sandw-lches or crack- Merry (Christmas shopping at JT 7 T r area. The OOFFEB ROOM te attractively GIFT WRAPPED prices. Compare and see. The DOWN y^ T Ui f iih th« HOBBY ers. : W. T. GRANT CO. SlMana RHOPr*E i Waiy. OPEN 9 to 9 equipped to prepare your morn­ FREE. Shop here for CTiristmas nicest PTNS and PENDANTS 8141 U u ing coffee or late anfick. For and right into the New Year. SCompaMOOiat MONPAV t h r o u g h SATUR­ for ail th,e feniinine names on > 14'.24' If a reolpe caHe for "pre­ 8 Pinch your HOLIDAY VISITORS, Make It Ip 3 Hours s r u DAY. Kdre are (CHRISTMAS your list are here at ZERAN’S. At •'KNITTiaR.’S W ORLD” pared flour" it means eelf-ria- 4Xnd ortTO with meaningful pur­ w-hon your own gueat room l.s A Manchester ‘First’ Sew daughter’s favorite doll a •Snacked cramped, let THOMPSON It’s the "store” in the window. fre.sh new wardrobe for holiday- there are so many gala gift ing flour to which leavening • Fteood apart pose. and salt have been ailded. HOUSE extend the hand of' hoe- 2599-H We mean THE NOEL SHOP has OTX^'S,‘*84rM‘^Ui time! This mUe sH L “ mplet*. | d’^light- pltallty. 649-23.M. been set up In the south window , _ o.tiAMPLEiand a it- i Is ea.sily _and _ quickly . made, entramce. jo u ll be in a delight Use leftover mashed potatoes of Watkins, Peek through the ^ "■No!’ 8 m with PATT-(1-RAMA ful di>«nf|Ui w ^ i ^ you^ M’hat Could Be Easter? p y (or pattlas; Jii.st mix an egg with , j j fn DREiSSES for the holiday sea OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Know how to close a fish after Wlndo^v and then go right in to hefore us The.se are di.4 la (or dolls 14, 16. 18, 20. 22. 24 to the back. It takes JUST 3 Every...... bowler..... would be tickled two cups of the potatoes and •shop for Christmas magic. ^ betoiv us. me.se are inrhea Consult pattern for ex- liO im S to knit a puppet 81.29' a GIFT CERTIFICATE you’ve stuffed It? Lap the edges iinctively onc-of-a-kind in aTJie.s ( Shape; '""J , of the fish over the stuffing with You’ll float out of the store act yardages. i the KIT, to give a lUcky yoamg- from PARKADE LANES for a bouyed up and exhilarated with for Uic Miss, Junior and shorter- To order, send 50r in coins to ; star hours of ariaorblng hm. In series of prepaid strings or for skewers and then lace hiller figure. They’ll til you to an electH'c . akillet, cook with string. beautv you’ve seen here and in Sue Burnett,Manchester Eve- ,-ui e v e n i n g or two yoai oan make BOWLING EQUIPMENT, tha pittles it 340 degrees. YOUR GIFT GALLERY on the perfection. Try !>ome on; .see Ning Herald. 11.10 .WE. OF CUDDLE MOOS, $100 that ,hoes. bag. ball. Whatever you i ------main...... floor...... of Watkins...... CHRIST...... liow happy you'll feel. ^ Yoii'll AMEKK'AS, NEW YORK .16, stretch to f'.l all air-es. Make wi.sh to spend is magnified be- ^Everything l.- favors with the ideea brings will mean much to the F O R A dinrter at f l ^ O ’S RBSTAU- h e y NUTCHELLl WE'VE MASHED fragrant OHRIS’PMAS GRB3EN- wearing her very own angel- On beautiful chests and tables BSXTK'S. I f„j. ^ach pattern. Print Name pt^d the materials that abound lucky recipient as it helps him M JN U T E 1 r ANTi RioiaU 6 and 44 in Bol­ you’ll find candles and angels, Address with Zone, Style No. hpre: S equine. trlmmlnge.J enjoy the game more, improvea taafr o u r l u n c h e s ,- .POTATOES/ HRY for brightening your apron The perfect cover-up j — :----- 1 WAS REALDf ton, you'll be ahle to tackle ao pretty, too. mu.sic boxes and ornaments, | ‘Hallmark’ and ‘Hummel’ ' and Size. ' Christmas appUquea of fe4t, ^ hia score, helps keep him In tip- lH V lSK a* tBe remaining December choree home, inoide and out, with fe»- Uve flair. Let your doorway Pattern No. 2599-H has hot- wall decorations, jewelry and* How an old-faa!iioned "H all-' The new fall * winter ’63 winter, glue. Give a dr«u>w-or- top trim, In' hMf UW time. What a dtoiner .. aay, "Come right in, folks.’ ’ O it- iron tramfer; full eewing and gifts. Eb’ery Item has mark Heirloom (3ir‘.stmaa ca-i'd Basic Fashion will delight pioune’length of brocArie or wool, j hour pYftr a good meal at a unique .<=torv to tell, whether will thrill vour modem friends, every home sewer. Gift coupon rouc-h to lJ i«p ire vou. vour Special on PoUtoee. 10 Iba. Site RTOT^RAOT EVERGREEN ROP- finishing directions. FWilO'IS RESTAURANTK £ »iA U K A iv i oan C e n t e r a diatlncUve To order, eend 36c in coins to: It’s a gift for an Individual or a Buy at WILTON’S GIFT SHOP, printed inside. SOc. fmgora will "itch” t o _ b ^ n . _BAH LER’S NATIVE GROWN do tdr .ydN. You’re relaxed and ^ i d '" 9 pI' l MONDAY POTATOES are 10 po^imds for WREATH, from the one-of-a- Anne Cabot. The Mancheeter couple, a child or an adult. E ach ' Htiockimg the lArgert aeleotion 01 ” BriJNI t*i« ?«*ndly kind selection here. MISTLE­ Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF item is a conversation piece in on Main Street. Dieee cards THROUGH SATURDAY TILL 136c. Get A Braided Rug for Christmas GKRIBTMAS. MOSER DAIRY STORE.______soiuMUih# '8bon. The friendly TOE te In stock, also freshly-cut AMIQRIGAB, NEW YORK 36. itaelf, So much artistry so much ^pen up to .

S • A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY^IX MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1968 Apartment»—Flato— Apartments— flats— Houses For Sale 78 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Hoaschold ScrvlcM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAG ALY and SHORTEN Musical Instrum ent 53 Tenements 63 Tenements . 63 Offered 13-A X. Ma n c h e s t e r - ss4.ooo ranch. VERNON — 6 room , front (JOZY CAPE — 6 rooms plus SELLING YOUR HOUSE? For 3-State Pact EVBRYTHINO FOR the miwl- jroR RENT In Rockville — 3 $,$. PIERCE’S HOLIDAY BIFTS cian and student. Eastern Con­ NEW BUILDH^O — Great hne- 7 rooms plu8 finished recrea­ screened porch, formal dining rec, bedroom built-tos, fire­ efficient, courteous service call REB'EAVING of bums, moth room furnished apartment, tion nxrni to basement, two full rooni, garage, amesite drive, place, fenced yard. Immediate Joseph Barth,'Broker, 649-0320. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ CMU6L15M necticut's oldest larged and luious dupleot apartmanta, 67l first floor, cosy and warm, On Transport AT CLASSIFIED only oompiete music store. Al­ Hartford Road, Mantdiester. -Sii ’ aluminum convenient. Early occupancy. occupancy. $14,990. 649-6436. " dow Shades made to measure; ‘THIIJKS NCm»0 quiet neighborhood, no pets, ways open evenings. Ward ■lalng. Built to 0060. Over 3,200 Tongran Agency, 843-6821. all sises Venetian blinds. Keys OFMAimiGTIlE 4^ rooms, IH baths, larga Uv- $18 par week, Includes Ul Music Co., B40 Hartford Road. Ing room, dlidng room, beauti­ finished living area. made while you wait. Tape Re­ SUPCSMARKET utilities and parking. Call 875- $17,900 — 6H room ranch, Eagt BUYING OR SELLING Dead Till ’65 WELLES FARM COUNTRY STORE ful G.E. kitchen. Raiigle. Re­ Pnllbrick Agency, 640-8464. corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 ATTBMOANT 3106 after 4:30. side, garage, full cellar, oU hot FORCED TO MOVE ADVERTISING Main, 649-6S21. frigerator. Dispoeal Hoods. water heat, fireplace, 8 twin ‘Handling of Bolton Homes Walk A QUARTER Wearing Apparel— ^Furs 57 (Continued from Page One) . AND GIFT SHOP Ctepet stalKaae. 3 large bed­ TWO ROOM furnished apart­ sised bedrooms, lots of living A Specialty” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS OFAMIIE1Q rooms, and many, many ex­ ment, adults, working couple, UNUSUAL VALUES space here. Convenient to It would take $19,000 to re­ 8ETRIEVE A FUR COAT, Northern Back tras. Muat be seen. Agent on call such a session for the sole Come Eariy Says The Postmaster 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Building—^ n tra ctiiif; 14 Muskrat, glased and cleaned, heat, gas, light Included. No everything. Wolverton Agency, produce this '69 home with purpose of considering a tri- SHOPPMGCART- premises every day. ChiU eve­ pets.. Call 648-7480. 649-2813. I bedrooms, 13x25 family FREDERICK M. G AAL GENERAL BUILDING service, slse 14-16. Good condition. Call nings owner, 648-4863, Mr. GUI. $14,000 — 6 room Cape off state compact. ROU*TE 83, TALCOTTVILLE room, rear terrace. Fourth BROKER . The Connecticut and New COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. alterations, new work, recrea­ 643-8798. Rent very reasonable. Live East Center Street, Excel- VERNON -wExcellent 2 family TEL. 875-7395 TEL. 649-7669 ,lent condition. Top location. bedroom partly finished. York legislatures have approv­ MOMDAT n n i FRIDAY 10:M A.M.—SATITRDAY t AJML tion rooms. Warren Hedges, ’TWEED COAT, slse 18, orlon better for less. Business Locations 4-3, new heating system, 2-caf Only $17,200. As.sumable 848-4637 after 6 p.m. 643-2682 — 643-0281 ed the compact, which also had lining. Mack fur collar, like For Rent 64 $16,000 — Sparkling Cape on garage, preferred location^ bus $14,000 4%% mortg;age. to be adopted by New Jersey TWO SEPARATE private 3^ line. Only $16,900. Hayes Agen­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD ADDITIONS — Rec rooms, re­ new, reasonable. 649-1666. room residences, furnished or Center Street. 6 rooms. Fine before the end of 1964 to be BUILDINO 80x40 suitable for cy, 6U-4808. modeling, bathrooms tiled. Call lot. • valid. f— «r **Waat Ate” tekra over the phone me n GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM, worn unfurnished, reasonable rent, storage, B-1 zone, Buckland Glenn Roberts Agency U IrtU IrtU MB' 649-4291. cp lrr WEAVE rr WANTED — B-zone lot. Call But the tri-state bill died when | DonTnilire She ndrertieer ehonld reed hie nd the FIRST CANCEL once, slse 13. Girl’s ski jacket, working aduRa. 648-3880, 643- section. 649-8468. $17,900 Delightful 7 room BRICK CAPE—Waddell School. Realtors — 644-1521 DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the 6889. 8 rooms complete, living room 649-4291. the New Jersey legislature took I QUALITY CARPENTRY — B ut JUST LET else 10. Tel. 649-7044. home on HolUster Street. no action Monday night to the > next taserUan. Tlie Herald ie reeponsible for onl; ONE Incor- d e s i r a b l e m a in Street Of­ Aluminum siding, oversized fireplace, oversize garage. Rooms, basements reflnished, THE POOR MEWS-1 fices, 100% location, heat, Must sell. Only $14,900. Warren final session of its legislative met or omitted Inaertlon for any advertfsement and then only built-ins, formica tile, general garage. Many other extras. Gift Suggestions | 9 0 / THROW HER. Wanted— To Buy 58 FOUR ROOM duplex,' heated. janitor, parking. Will remodel E. Howland, Realtor, 843-1106. NORTH ELM STREET — A year. to the extent of a "make g o o d " Insertion. Errors which do not repair. No job too small. Call OaU after 6, 649-8848. leaeen the valne o t the adverllsement wOl not be corrected by PAPER ON THE for tenant. 648-7176. $19,400 — 7 room split levsl Christmas card Cape is how Year Probe Seen Hughes aaid thal Dcni|)«ey William Robbins Carpentry WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ MOVE RIGHT IN - Lovely 7 raised the posslbiilty of a spe­ All Kinds of Rings for Men and Woman V* "make good” Insertion. WRONG STEP AWP LARGE 4 ROOM apartment home on Bates Road. Selling this home Impresses you. All of Service. 649-3446. tique and used furniture, china, below replacement cost. room Garrison Colonial, cen­ the 6 rooms, plus 2 baths, are On Assassination cial session in (Jonnecticut dur­ ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS ^ IT’S A CASE FOR glass, sUver, picture frames with private front and rear en­ gTORB, 460 Main Street. 649- ter hall, I 'j baths, 2-zone heat, ing the course of a telejrtione trance, also attic and base­ Now empty and ready lor flawlessly decorated. Presently TOI7R OOOTERATION WUX THE UNITED and old coins, old doUs and 6239, 9-6. quick transfer. garage, close to public and conversation. He said Demp-soy Roofing— Siding 16 ment. Oil hot water heat. Park­ vacant. Owner will sacrifice. (Continued from Page One) WATCHES for MEN and WOMEN £ BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 NATIONS- gims, hobby coUecUona, attic parochial schoola. shopping. We have so much more to tell indicated that the Connecticut contents or whole estates. Fur­ ing available. CaU 848-3909. OFFICE SPACE for rent. Route This is tha home you have been legislature "has apportionment A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, If you live in the Vemon you. Won’t you call us today? Kennedy as he rode to a Dallas O H u d u tb niture Repair Service ’Talcott- 88, Vemon. McCarthy Enter­ looking tor for your family In Julian Realty, 649-9190. pi^Iems which may require a SPIEDEL WATCH BRACELETS K siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ prises, 849-6391. area, drop to at our new of­ motorcade Nov. 22. &i£GORS KOOKS viUe, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. ond floor, conveniently located, a fine neighborhood. Priced to spring session.” for man and woman ^ terations and additions. Ceil­ fice on Route 88, next to the low twenties. Call Mrs. OWNER TRANSFERRED — Government sources also re- ings. Workmanship guaran­ tn So. m nuA avaUable January 1. Inqtdre 44 In such cases, Hughes said, M r .n o s n c T Vemon Lanes to see any of Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886, J. Price of this well kept 6 j room ^ e sd a y that Oswald's the (Jomneotiout legMature Troibit Rtachiiig Ovr Advertisw? teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. saoBTW Rooms Without Board 59 Woodbridge Stre^. Houses For Rent 65 the above listings. RONSON LIGHTERS £ a - s |t— a. m Watson Beach A C o ., 622-2114. ranch reduced. 1700 sq. ft. o f ' P* found on the rl- could revive a bill creating the Itving area. Including office' fi*' "eld some latent fin- BIDWELL HOME Improvement ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one 2V4 ROOM EFFICIENCY apart­ MANCHESTER GREEN — 692 BOLTON VICINITY - O rca tri-state transportation com­ H-Hoir Aitwtriis Servlet Company — Roofing, elding, al- ment, living room, bedroom, and brand new rec room, gerprints — identified as Os­ mission. PARKER and SHEAFFER PEN V- block from Mam Street, kitch­ E. Center St., eight room JARVIS REALTY CO. 1793. Enormous 10-room Colon!' wald's — were lifted by FBI teratltms, additions and re­ en prlvUeges, parking. 643-5127, kitchenette, stove, refrigerator, house, $160 monthly. Call 649- baths, 1/8 acre lot, thoughtfully Dempsey said last night that and PENCIL SETS & REALTORS - INSURORS - al on 2^ acres, outbuildings, landscaped, in desirable neigh- technicians from wrapping pa- modeling of all types. Ehccel- Help Wanted— Female S.*) Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Garden— Farm— Dairy 643-9828 heat, storage space in base­ 8201, 649-0643. large center hall with open i t the courts order a special lent workmanship. 649-6496. ment, parking, necu* schools, APPRAISERS borhood. Now only $19,500. Call per which hid the rifle when it session because of reapportion- ELECTRIC and SPRING WIND CLOCKS g Free lo Herald Reedere ' Products 50 643-4112 — 878-0628 stairway, 9 fireplaces, large EXPERIENCED comally bonas CANARIES, Guaranteed sing­ FURNISHED ROOMS - Com­ shopping. 189 W. Middle Tpke., FIVE ROOM single, tile bath, owner Manchester 643-2346 was carried into the Text Book ment, the legislature would not kitchen with fireplace, large Depository building where Os­ nt hifonnatloni on one o f our elaeollled adrerthMUMBtar No lettering embroidery operator, ers, a variety of colors. HJxcel- APPLES — Macs, Cortlands, plete light housekeeping facili­ Apt. B. Call Raymond Damato, knotty pine kitchen, garage, be able to consider a compact SILVERWARE— STAINLESS STEEL SETS ^ or will teach power sewing ma­ trees. Asking $29,600. Lawrence wald worked. m o t nt the telephone Hoted? Stanply oaR the Roofing and Chlntnevs 16-A lent breeding stock. Will hold Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, ties, centrally located. Mrs. 648-7091, 643-9461. immediate occupancy, $160. F. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766, bill without unanimous agree­ chine operator with good hand­ for Christmas. 644-1069. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches­ 84S-0080. b e a u t if u l SEMI-RANCH — DUPLEX 4-4, oil heat, conven­ As the Warren commission Wlnesaps, Romes, Starks. Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. ient location. Call 649-4734. ment from both political parties ROOFING — Speciallxlng re­ writing. Apply in person (no ter. 6 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful continued Its study of a five-vol­ to put the bill on the agenda. MANCHESTER - ROCKVilLE pairing roofs of all kinds, new Bunce Farm, 629 W. Center. phone calls) Mechanic Overall 648-8116. THREE ROOM apartment, gas VERNON AREA — 4 bedrooms, heated rec room, flreplaced RANCH — 3-yeara-old. 6 rooms, ume FBI report on the assassi­ And such agreement. Demp- ANSWERING SERVICE roofs, gutter work, chimneys Service, 161 Park Avenue, E. FURNISHED ROOMS for gen­ heat, at 36 Maple. 649-0769. bath. living room, dining room, living room, new wall-to-wall MANCHESTER Vicinity. to nation. a friend of the chief jus­ Articles For Sale 45 family kitchen with built-tos, town, 7 room ranch with double say said, would be highly un­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Hartford, Conn. COOKING AND EATING ap­ tleman, heated, free parking kitchen, garage, large lot. carpeting Including hallways, tice predicted the commission's F. E. BRAY I S494500 — 875-2519 2 baths, attached garage. Bow­ garage. 2 baths. $21,900. Vemon likely. siding. 30 years’ experience. ples, most popular varieties, $1 Two room cottage for light THREE ROOM apartment, first Rental $185 per month. Call dishwasher, new alumtoiim work would not be completed ADULT BABYSITTER from 3 MOTO MOWER snow throwers floor, Porter Street area, $80 ers School, Immediate occupan­ — 6H room ranch, 6-ycars-old. Dempsey acknowledged that JEWELER te* Free estimates. Call Howley, for 16 qt. basket. Botti’s Fruit housekeeping. CaU Scranton $75-9684, 876-8275. awnings, 2 blocks from Main cy. Owner transferred. E. J. for "a good many months at I leare yonr meooage. ToaH hear from onr adrertlaer In Jig 643-6361, 643-0763. p.m. - 6 p.m. daily Monday at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4H Motel and Ckiblns. 649-0826 be per month, includes gas, elec­ St. Just move to—no remod­ $18,900. Coventry — 5 room he meii^ a passing reference to 737 M AIN STREET— vState Theater BWff. » Farm, 260 Bush Hill Road. Carpenter, Broker, 649-6061. least. Warren moves with all de­ Hughes atxmt reapportionment, e without spending all orening at the telephone. through Friday, Adams Street h.p. to 6V4 h.p. 639 (jenter St. tween 6-7. tricity, heat and hot water. No FOUR BEDROOM ranch, 2 eling necessary. $19,900. CaU ranch with garage. Lots of liberate speed, but he doesn’t area. Reply Box J, Herald. 649-8747. aopliances furnished. Immedi- baths, 2-car garage, fireplace, owner, 649-6681. value tor $12,500. Ellsworth cut a single com er.” but that this was imofflcial and off the record because the ' 0*T5^ ^^9# c*^9a^^19* Radio-TV Repair THOMPSON HOUSE — Cottage a e occupancy. Call 648-6040. rec roc«n, dirtiwasher and dis­ Mitten Agency, Realtors. 648- Another official said it would Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 YOUR YARN SHOP-WatkIns Household Goods 51 Street, centrally located, large posal, kitchen dining area, BOLTON — $1,600 assumes Vemon 6930. reapporlionment issue is pend­ Services 18 Bros. Closing out-Stamped not bother the White House if RN or LPN, fuU or part-time. {rieasantly furnished rooms, FOUR ROOM apartment, drst rental $176 per month, rental mortgage, $79 per month pays the commission takes a year, ad ing before federal courts. FOUND — Tour Olft Gallery, CORVETTES, 1968, one gray, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv- Vemon Haven, 876-2077. goods, needlepoint-other items. EVERYTHING IN sterilized re­ parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ floor, handy locaUco. Inquire with option to buy. Arrange­ all. 4ti room ranch home, ga­ READ YE! READ YE! MANCHESTER—$16,900 ranch, Hughes, he said, called him All reduced to cost, some be­ ding: "Nobody wants a quickie Watkino Bros. Gifts tor all oc­ one black, one fuel Injection, 4- ice, available all hours. Satis­ conditioned used furniture and night and permanent guest 72 School Street. ments can be made to the right rage, full basement, excellent 8 bedrooms, tile bath, attached to advise him that the Ne«w low. Buy-save. location. Hurry — only $10,500 garage, formal dining area, job. President Johnson made casions from the world over. speed floor Shift, goi^ condi­ faction guaranteed. CaU 649- appliances, high quality • low rates. party. 876-9684, 875-8276. 3-bedroom Rancher, quality that clear In creating the com Jersey legfislatxire failed to pas-a Rome decorating accessories. tion. Call Roy, 344-6861. 1810. prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 FIVE ROOM apartment. Main Hayes Agency 648-4808. convenient location, wall-to- the compact. “He .said last LARSEN’S Help Wanted— Male 36 SNOW BLOWERS — Arlena, constructed. Immaculate, al­ mission.” Priced for all budgeta Noel South Street, Rockville, 876- ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room, Street location, over Loring wall carpet, Inc. high assum­ week,” Dempsey added, **that Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ VERNON CTRCXE Area - 6% luring appearance, unusu­ able mortgage. $13,900. War­ There was evidence from s h ^ now open. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN. radio, CLERK-T Y P I S T. collection 3174. Open 9-8. gentleman, shower-bath, priv­ Studio, heat and hot water In­ Wanted To Rent 68 he had bi-partisan siupport and er, and Bolens tractors, parts cluded, $96 per month. Call room ranch, basement garage, ally comfortable family liv­ ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- Warren himself that the com­ heater, snow tires, excellent Millinery, Drensniaking 19 clerk, shipping clerk, sales­ ate entrance, parking. Inquire he had assured both G o v . (Nel­ FOUND — GRAY and white an­ condition, low mileage, one and service. Capitol Equip­ RUGS — NEVER USED. 9x12 190 Spruce Street. 649-6808 or 649-8761. fireplace, combinations, bullt- ing. Desirable location, spa­ 1108. mission considers the massive man, manager-trainee, inspec­ ment C o ., 8i Main St., Man­ cious grounds, superbly FBI Investigation report, dellv son) Rockefeller (of New York) HARDWARE gora cat vicinity Porter Street. owner. Call 648-0606 after 6 WANTED TO RENT — tos, very clean. Early occupan­ LADIES’ and gentlemen’s cus­ tor, machinist, electrician, beige, $36; 9x16 gold oriental, l-car and myseJf that New Jersey •tOAHS. p.m. chester. Cipen daUy 7-6, Thiua- $36; 12x15 ruby oriental, 289- FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ FOUR ROOM apartments near garage. 649-6417. cy. Tongren Agency, 843-6321. landscaped and treed, at­ BOLTON — 4 bedroom ranch, ered to the .seven commission tom tailoring and alterations. sheet metal man, baker, day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. tached garage, roofed patio. would approve the compact.” 648-3264. 6956. man, with or without kitchen Golf Land, convenient to every­ patio, amesite drive, tool shed, members Monday night, just 1968 OLD8MOBILE, F-86, 4-door carpenter, grocery clerk, paint­ privileges, near bus, all con­ thing, large rooms, children MODERN 8 BEDROOM ranch. $660 down, move to by $17,900. Owner 649-6270. the .starting point for its task. OPEN TONIGHT and LOST — BLACK leather key- sedan, nicely equipped, only 6,- er, carpenter helper, lathe op­ CHRISTMAS lAND HOLIDAY MARBLE AND GLASS Colonial veniences, parking. Call sifter OK, iXove and hot water, 643- Houses For Sale 72 100 yards from Bowers ^h M l, Christmas. (Jail Mr. (Sevang Within 24 hours. Warren an­ Who’s \^Tio Lists ease. Call 64S-8MT. 000 miles. Just like new. Eve­ Moving— ^Trucking— erator, porter, weaver, loom cards. Plain, personalized, and lamp, carved glass shade and 4. 646-6914. 5778, 643-2463, 643-7084. on quiet street, garage, full 649-6806, 876-6611, 289-8258. SOUTH WINDSOR — Now va­ nounced the appointment of a fixer, driver, machine adjuster, box assortment. Shown by ap­ GARRISON COLONIAL - 8 basement. Bel Air Real Estate cant, 6*4 room ranch, garage, nings 849-8788. Storage 20 prisms, cranberry open work general counsel, former U. 8. screw machine operator, mill­ pointment. CaU 648-8463 or shaft; crocheted l^dspread, FIVE ROOMS, second floor, ga­ rooms. First floor consists of 643-9332. full iMLMment, gas fired hot Solicitor General J. Lee Rankin, Vernon Student THURSDAY NIGHT to 8:30 644-6768. Apartments— Flats— rage. oil furnace, storm win­ large family room with half' THE BARROWS & water heat, storms. Price only Announcements MANCHES’TER Delivery. Light ing operator, laborer, butcher- popcorn pattern with fringe, as the first step to providing the dows, excellent location. 649- bath, modem kitchen with qtii $16,800. Glenn Roberts Agency, trucking and packstge delivery. trainee. machinist apprentice. double bed size; mahogany sec­ Tenements 63 W A L LA C E CO. commis.sion with a staff. Thomas F. Thayer, of Hansen HOME BAKINO — Special for Trucks— Tractors FOR SALE — Flat Stone for 8175, 643-9037. built-tos. Including Tappan 400 street, one block to bus,I, snoshop­ Realtors, 644-1621. 644-1337. Refrigerators, wafers and Apply Conn. State Employment tional bookcase, sliding glass Earlier, he disclosed that the Dr., Vemon, a senior at St. Mi­ the Holidays — pies, cakes, Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ walls, fireplace, veneer and MANCSIESTER — SIX Room range, dining room, living ping, schools. Dishwasher, dls PYREX* Bowl Sets... 1967 CHEVROLET 8 ton van stove moving specialty. Folding doors; Singer electric sowing commission has discussed plans chael’s College In Winooski eookiee, etc. Call ea-04M. chester. patios. Call 649-0617. duplex, 3 large bedrooms, one ATTRACTIVE 6 rooms, second room with fireplace. Second posal, 1^ baths. Bel Air Real 4H ROOM HOUSE, full cellar with power steering; motor chairs for rent 649-0762. machine, walnut cabinet. Tel. floor, oil heat and garage, good VERNON — SPACIOUS 6 room and attic. *ity water and sew­ to establish offices, but told re­ Park, Vt., has been named to 742-6342 after 4:30. car garage, central heating. floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full Estate. 643-9332. tires and transmission A-1 REVERE 8 mm camera, acces­ location, adults preferrad. Call L-ranch in elegant commimlty, ers, small attached porch, porters this must watt untivthe “Who’s Who Among Students sories, and projector, $75. Call 876-7862. bath. Immediate occupancy., features fenced com er lot, 3 group had studied the FBI re­ Personate shape, 1750 or best offer. 346 649-1922 after 6 p.m. $22,600. PbUbrick Agency, 649- MANCHESTER — Immaculate stove, heat, gas hot water, de­ Jin American Universities and lovely new way 8086. Painting— Papering 21 649-2666. TAKE OVER PAYMBUTTS large bedrooms, foyer en port. Until then, he said, the ENGINE LATHE HAND TWO ROOM apartment, 149 8484. I 6 room Caj>e, treed lot. quiet lo­ tached garage, large treed lot, Colleges.” PROM OUR BANK THREE ROOMS, heat, hot trance, 1% baths, walking dis­ commission could have “ no idea Students listed to the yearly RIDE WANTED from Walker EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ FOR UNPAID BALANCE Oakland Street, $60. 649-6229, cation, 3 bedrooms, oil hot on bus line, under $9,000. 649- CHRISTMAS TREES — Tag water and gas for cooking. water heat, rec room, assume tance to new Skinner Road of the magnitude of its ta.sk.” publication are chosen on the Street vicinity to Brpad Street ing. Wailraper books. Paper­ Must be experienced. 1, 2 OR 8 YEARS TO PAY I 9-6. $8,6(X) — WELL KEPT 6H room 9403. to cook and serve now, cut later. Bring the fami­ Electric refrigerator and stove jnortgage or minimum down school. $18,800. Assumable Merely evaluating the FBI re­ basis of scholarship, leadership, Armory, Hartford, hours 8;S0- Auto Accessories— Tires 6 hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully START PA'YINa ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive ly to The Stanley Tree Farm, FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, furnished. Call 649-7787, 6-7 for new mortg;age, $16,800. mortgage of $2,900. Owner 876 MANCHESTER — Six rooms, port appeared likely to be a big participation in extra-curricular 4:80. UO-8902. insured workmsmshlp guarsui IN JANUARY dining area, suburban. Owner Long Hill Road, Andover, at central location, heat and hot p.m. Robert Wolverton Agency, 7882. $18,500. Living room with fire­ job. When this and other infor­ activities as well a s general !?5!!S!?!SSS9BEBi SIX CYLINDER rebuilt 1948 teed Leo Pelletier. 649-6828. If Apply in person. the church, 1.8 miles off Route 8 ROOMS FURNITURE anxious. Carlton W. Hutchtoa, J ...... WANTED — RIDER from Man­ Dodge engine, reasonable. Call no answer, call 643-9043. water, one year lease. Call Realtor, 649-8132. 649-2813. place, formal dining room, mation has been evaluated, the contribution to the college com­ L chester to vicinity of Woodland 6. Large selection white and $9.36 MONTHLY 649-5048, between 6-8:30 p.m. STARKWEATHER Street — modem kitchen with dishwash­ commission is empowered to 848-6308. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Completely renovated six room munity. Eighteen other mem­ St., Hartford, office hours 8:10 PAJVTTNQ — FIVE room Norway Spruce, also. Douglas RANCH - MODERN kitchen, er, S bedrooms, screened in “ conduct any further investiga­ BUCKLAND Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other Furnished Apartments 63-A single. Large rooms. I ’ i baths, bers of the senior class were • 4:80. 649-1884. ranches and for $50. fir. $2.60 up. Open all day De WEST CENTER St. — 4 rooms, large living room with fire­ porches, full basement, walk­ tion ft seems desirable.” cember 18 through 24. Other­ Accessories DRASTICALLY new heating system. Three en also named to 1964 edition. TWO GOOD pairs tire chains. Trim and paint extra. Also, MANUFACTURING, first floor, furnace, $76. 649- place, extra large bedrooms, ing distance to schools, nice The FBI report, moreover, is Thayer, a business major. Is RIDE WANTED from vicinity wise by appointment. Call 742- EVERYTHING $228.78 8229, 9-6. THREE and tour-room heated closed porches, comtlnatlon 648-0306. scraping. 742-8101. IH baths, basement finished lot with shade trees. Good fi­ itself not complete. , Officials a member of the Crown and East Catholic High to Watkins INC. 6438. apartments, furnished, chllteen REDUCED windows. This is an excellent welcome. Gfjffeld 9-9928. off Into office and beautiful rec nancing, $500 down, $118 per said supplemental reports would Sword Honor Society and co­ Buildlag. Phone 649-1144 after NEW GAME tor Manchester 8 ROOMS FURNITURE ROOM GARDEN type apart room, large lot with trees. $19,- value at only $16,900. Desirable LOAM SALE — Regular $14 month. A reel good buy. Ex­ be sent to Warren "from time committee chairman of the ’63 6 p.m. Trailers— Herald customers. You buy 181 Adams Street, Buckland $10.16 MONTHLY ment available now. Includes 900. Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. Now $16,900 — Duplex, 4-4, Bowers School district. T. J. stone-free loam, $12.60. Also, heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ TWO ROOM furnished apart­ clusive. Shown by appoint­ to time” as teams of agents still Winter Weekend. A graduate of the paint, you name your price, Westinghouse Refrigerator, Liv­ ment, free parking. OaU 643- good interior condition, two Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ment. 644-1508, 888-6602, 649- WANinD — RIDERS to Hart­ Mobile Homes 6-A sand, gravel, stone, fill. CaU ing Room, Bedroom, Dinette, erator, and parking. Centrally at work check out leads and in­ Rockville High School, he is the we do your painting. Ceilings, 2693 after 4. CONCORD RD - Beautiful Timken burners, new roof, 6018. Home Realty Service, 811 formation. ford, vicinity Travelers Build­ 643-8603. Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other located. $116 monthly. Man­ ranch, large living room, form­ MANCHESTER Vicinity — Mod­ son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthtir V. TWO WHEEL box trailer, good walls, trim, floors.' Outside MANAGEMENT-TRAINEE for 2-car garage. New Park Ave., West Hartford. The report as It reached War­ ing,; from Manchester near Accessories chester Garden Apartments, al dining room, cabinet kitchen, em, immaculate 8 bedroom Thayer. tires, good cemdition, $60. 827 work. 649-7868, 876-8401. growing credit concern. High WOODEN STORM windows, THREE ROOM furnished apart­ 236-4627. ren was known to indicate that Oak.^ Street or West Center EVERYTHINO $297.84 643-7925. 3 bedrooms, recreation room, ranch, 19x20 living room, fire­ iL I E. Middle ’Turnpike, 849-9968. School graduate with some col various sizes. Good clean gas ment, quiet residential neigh­ Oswald, 24, committed the as­ r Street CaU 643-6829. PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in­ landscaped yard. Marion E. place, tiled bath, full basement. lege preferred. Must be over stove. 649-8761. borhood. Large closets. Private W ARREN E. HOWLAND sassination without accomplices terior, paperhanging, wall­ 8 ROOMS FURNITURE entrances. Adults. No pets. 648- Robertson, Realtor, 648-5953. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. MANCHESTER Woman Exhibits paper removed, dry wall work. 21 and have car. P.O. Box 146, $14.74 MONTHLY REALTOR and that Oswald had no connec­ Auto Driving School 7-A CHICAGO ROLLXIR skates, size 4860. 82 F(K)T RANCH, Porter Street This space could be yours AutomobOes For Sale 4 Reasonable rates. Fully In­ Rockville. Westinghouse Washing Machine, YOU Ousrht To MANCHESTER — Executive 8 tion with Jack Ruby, 62, the Works for Club 9, never used, one-half price, area, beamed ceiling, 2 fire­ Separating the sightseeing MORTLOCK’S Driving School sured. 649-9668, Joseph P. Lew­ Westinghouse Refrigerator, Bed­ BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur- bedroom ranch, 8 fireplaces, 2 350 Main Street, 643-1106 Dallas night club owner who NEED CART Tour credit turn­ WANTED — SET-UP man, ex $13. CaU 649-7702. Live In places, baths, built-lns, 6 "suspects” from the poten­ killed Oswald two days later. Inc., offices, classroom located is. perlenced in setting power room, Living Room, Dinette, niidied, for two adults, Inotude.*: baths, recreation room, heated AJbout 170 membeirs of the ed down? Short on down pay­ Manchester Parkade, lower gas, electricity, private bath, patio, acre lot. Bel Air Real large rooms, double garage, tial buying “ prospects” is a Ruby's deed inspired count­ press dies and drltl press jigs RED SCXX)TER, $4; red and Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, job for your broker. When Women’s (Jlub of Mencheeter ment? Bankrupt? Repoeaes- level. Beginners, edder, nerv- PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. Beautiful heat, and hot water. Oafi 643 Estate, 643-9332. COVENTRY — LARGE execu 128’ frontage. Carlton W. less rumors and suspicions of and fixtures. Box C. Herald. white 12” tricycle, $6; child’s Blankets and Other Accessories Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. listing property, won't you atbended a Taeting Supper and alon? D m ’t desi>alrl See Hon­ ODs students, our q>rcialty. Good work, reasonable rates. toy executive typewriter, $8; EVERYTHING $398.22 7686. live ranch, 9 rooms, 2 f i r e ______collusion, conspiracy, and even est Douglas. Inquire about low­ Colonial COLONIAL — 8V4 rooms, cus­ call him. foreign intrigue. Some commis­ Ctuntotmas program lasrt night Teen-age driver’s education Over 30 years In Manchester. CHIEF MECHANIC — Large 643-0626. MANCHESTER - 8 bedroonUL est down, smallest payments \y» ROOM FURNISHED, light tom built tor family living, 4 sion members have declared at FeiUowahip Hail, Second Con- course. State certified. 649-7898. Your neighbor my recommen­ local service firm seeks ap­ Price Includes Dellveryi Setup, through the property. Guest ranch, dining room, fireplace anywhere. No small loan or fi­ Manor housekeeping apartment, cen­ bedrooms, 2% baths, formal R. Hf^ATES AGENCY they will not consider their work gfregational Church, dation. Raymond Fiske, 649- plications from qualified work­ Service. Guarantee Immediate home, small bam. Ideal for premium location, full base­ nance company jrian. Douglas l e a r n TO DRIVE — Special 9237. trally located, reasonable. 649- dining room, modem kitchen horses, etc. Maximum of done until all such doubts have Mrs. Robert G. Richards of ing maintenance supervisor. LOVELY BARBY.doll clothes, Delivery or Free Storage Until ment, garage, patio, wall-to- 649-5552 Motora, 888 Main. attentlcm to nervous and elder­ Apartments! 8404, iz noon - 6 p.m. with large dining area, family privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ been resolved. Groveland, Mass., spoke on Knowledge hollers, HP steam, 60c each. Call 643-6462. Needed. w a 11 carpeting, automatic ly. Classroom for teen-agers. room off kitchen with fireplace, tor. 643-1577. "Christmas in the Home." She 1966 FAIRLANE, 4-door, me- Electrical Services 22 air, pressing equipment and Phone for appointment washer and dryer, disposal, BOLTON, $12,900 — (Jlean, demonstrated how to make a Pickup service. Day or eve­ general mechanics. Salary HO GAUGE Aurora model mo­ SAMUEL ALBERT 2-car garage, covered patio, cb a n lc^ y good, snow tires, ning lessons. Reasonable rates. toring, like new, half price We will have available Dec. treed lot, walkout basement. TALCOTTVILLE — Large 6 reasonable. Owner 643-8398 or economy 6 room ranch, garage, Wife of Oswald variety of ■wreaths, and exhibit­ $86. Phone 289-8609. FREE IBSTIMATES. Prompt open. Numerous benefits. Re­ Hartford 247-0368 1, one 2-bedroom apart­ room ranch, 1*4 baths, «■ fire­ 649-8228. aluminum storms and screens, ed decorations for throughout Manchester Driving Academy, ply in confidence to Box B, 649-4879. See It Day or Night NOTICE $31,600. Phllbrick Agency, 649- 743-7249. service on all types of elec­ ment featuring: Refrigera­ 8464. place, storms. Just like new. amesite drive, private one-half Liked President the house and holiday table set­ 1968 CADILLAC, 4-door Hard­ trical wiring. Licensed and In­ Herald. If you have no means of trans­ tor, Range, Disposal, Indi­ In accordance with the re­ Near bus and shopping. Ton- acre lot. As.sumable 4*4% tings, One of h'er exhibits was portation, I ’ll send my auto for BOLTON — Elbow room and top, nicely equipped, excellent sured. Wilson Electrical Co., vidual Basement and Patio. quirements of the Zoning Reg;u- ANDOVER CENTER — Beauti­ • gren Agency, 643-6321. mortgage with $79 monthly a gold table cloth embellished condition. 649-8968 after 6. SCHOOL BUS drivers, Vemon- Building Materials 47 you. No obligation. trees galore surround this pret­ E-ZLERN Manchester, 649-4817. Glaston­ Heat, Hot Water. latlons for the Town o f Man­ ful View. On 8 wooded acres, payments or new financing (Continued from Page One) with Italian Christmas lights, bury, 648-1888. Rockvllle area, 7:30-8:30 a.m., chester, Connecticut, the Zoning TUNNEL RO^, Vemon. 10 ty ranch. 8 bedrooms, fire­ 8pr*£ty, 8tea.m 2:16-3:30 p.m. CaU 643-2414. A—U-B—E—R—T’—S large 6 room Ranch, fireplace, with minimum down payment. sequins, velnnet lea'ves and 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Board of Appeals will hold a basement garage. Ideal for additional actegrmay be pur­ place, garage, oil hot water young daughter to the •dentist. Driving School Call Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, aoorns, which Mie had made. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. public hearing on Monday eve­ handyman. A.sking $15,000. chased with this unusual 9*4 heat, walk-up attic, newly 648-2766. Charles Nicholson, ” I left toe television on for or diTy ii*oxk Floor Finishing 24 PART-TIME morning, openings BETTER BUYS AT painted inside and out, $16,600. PRE HOLIDAY Connectlcut’as IsrzGst, auto­ for ca.shier, loader, counter­ ning, December 16. 1963 at 8:0fl Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor room ranch on high 1% acre 742-6364. Marina,” Mrs. Paine said, “ be­ matte and standard shift, SOFA. SWIVEL lounge chair, 649-4486 — 649-6544 P.M. in the Hearing Room of 643-2786, Charles Nicholson, lot, 2-car garage, cellar, fire­ Ray S. Holcombe, Realtor, cause I knew of toe great ad­ FLOOR SANDING and re­ man, Santa (Jlaus, grocery NATIONAL G.E. semi-automatic washer, 644-1286. USED CAR SALE free pick-up service, teen­ clerk, pin boy, and kitchen the Municipal Building on the 742-6364. place, oil heat, $14,900. Robert miration she had for the Prc-1- finishing (specialising in old­ oak dining set, wool stair Lots For Sale age claaaroom, older u d er floors). Waxing floors. helper. Also, evenings 6:30-12. following applications: Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 73 dent. Local Stocks Ceiling Tile carpet. 649-0923. BOLTON CENTER — 8 room 649-2813. M6I New Torker, 4-docn' hard­ nervous students our spe- Painting. Ceilings. Paperhang­ Apply (3onn. State Employment FIVE ROOM modem apart­ Bernard and Jennie Schubert “ When I returned home, Ma­ claltv. 116 Center St., Man­ .09 Sq. Ft. rambling ranch with 2-car ga­ COVENTRY — Route 44A. Cozy EIGHTEEN LARGE approved top, SAVE ing. No job too small. John Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ ment, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, liv- 130 West S t Res. Zone B. Vari­ Cape nestled on a hill, fire­ rina thanked me. She said she chester. CaU for free book­ Exotic Prefinished Paneling rage plus small bam. Base­ MANCHESTER — Quick Oc­ /I building lots close to Wil­ had got out of bed to a bad Quotations Furnished by Verfaille, 649-6760. chester. 1966 SILVERTONE console TV, Itig room, garage, centrally lo­ ance Is requested to alter porch cupancy. $3,300 assumes pres­ place, full dormer, artesian le t 648-8602. From 8.76 Per Pc. cated, $106 monthly. J. D. ment, two fireplaces, porch, bur Cross Parkway to' North mood, but that toe .sight 'of Coburn- Mlddlebrook, Inc. 1068 Dodge, model 440, 9 pas- good condition, $60. 648-6880. which is closer to street line ent 4*4% mortgage, large 7V4 well, built-in bookcases, $14,900. Coventry. Buy now at De­ eenger station wagon, low PHOTOGRAPHER, a x. p e r 1- Fir Studding Realty, 643-6129. etc. Vacant. A steal at $25,000. President Kennedy arriving at Bank Stocks than regulations allow at above room split level, baths, Doyle Real Estate, 423-6411. cember prices. Term s! Chaplin mileage, 88,896 LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first Bonds— Stocks— enced. Home portraits by ap­ .40 Each location. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- Love Field had buoyed her Bid Asked licensed driving school, train­ Twin Casement Windows UPRIGHT DESK, $20. Chest of 1577. built-in kitchen, formal dining r-or ttin , Agency, 643-4995. (Jonn. Bank and Mortgages 31 pointment. Must have own drawers, $20. Bureau with ANDOVER — 6 rooms, heat, hot Leslie Knox; 140 Woodslde , fsmiiv mom varave. “ OLTON - 8 bedroom ranch. spirits.” 1961 Dodge, V-8, 4-door, power ed, certified and approved, now equipment and modem car. From 30.00 Each water, stove, fireplace, large room, family room, garage Before toe day ended Oswald Trust (Jo...... 73 77 mirror, $25. Two rockers, $12 St.; Rural Res. Zone. Variance SEVEN ROOM spacious home fireplace, garage, 160x150 lot, TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ $ | 6 9 ikeering, automatic trane- offering classroom and behind Salary and expenses. Call Mr. Dutch Doors bath. $118. 742-8726. one half acre lot, city water was arrested and charged with Hartford National SEX30ND MOR’TGAGES - Un­ each. Ice box, $8. Radio, $5. is requested to use four build­ to Manchester on quiet street, assumable mortgage, $118 cation, city utilities. Phllbrick mlssion, radio and heater, wheel instructions for teen­ limited funds available for sec­ Vitale, 875-6064, 246-2082. 17.60 Each and sewers, anxious owners killing both President Kennedy Bank Co...... 62 66 agers. 649-8076.' Miscellaneous items. 643-16is6. ings for storage purposes at 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- monthly. Quiet, lovely neigh­ Agency, 649-8464. 81,296 ond mortgages, payments to Cedar (Jloset Lining a.sking $18,600. Lawrence F. and Dallas policeman J. D. Fire Insurance Companies • Sproffs on onff above location. car garage, asking $19,500. Out Fiano, Realtor, 848-2766, borhood. Bel Air Real Estate, suit your budget. Expedient • .21 Sq. Ft. MAIN STREET — Close to the 643-9332. Tlpplt, About 48 hours It' .r a Hartford Fire .... 63 67 1961 Chevrolet, 4-door, V-8, au­ WESTINGHOUSE 80” electric Turnpike, four room apartment Sylvester Thbrnas; 230 Green of state owner wants offers. Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. Wanted— Real Estate 77 National Fire ....1 1 2 120 heat, any setting Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. stove, 2-years-old, moving to ______nationwide television audience tomatic transmleelon, pow­ Salesmen 'Wanted 36-A CASH ’N CARRY on the first floor. Separate oil Rd.; Res. Zone A. Variance is Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Phoenix Fire ____114 122 home with built-ins. 643-7178. requested to erect attached car­ EAST HARTFORD — 6*4 room WANTED IN Manchester 2-3-4 ' and scores of newsmen saw er steering,. $1,446 A BETTER ARRANGEMENT NOBODY - BUT NOBODY - heating system. Nice bright Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ^ • Wide range of USED BICYCXES, a large as­ PART-TIME real estate aalea- rooms. Vacant. No facilities for port to dwelling which will be •12,200 — MANCHESTER. At spilt, 1*4 baths, bullt-ins, fin­ Ellington ° 6-6 family houses for waiting Ruby, Dallas striptease sortment, new English and Co­ of your finances will make UNDERSELLS NA’HONAL joint owner, kill O.swald. Aetna Casualty .. 121 129 1961 OldamobUe 88, hardtop, man. Write stating availability FR|GIDAIRE electric stove, 4 Children. T. J. Crockett, Real­ closer to sideline than regula­ tractive 6 room Cape, large ished family room,' 2-car ga­ clients, Lawrence F. Fiano, family aiza fabric settings lumbia. We have the exerciser more of your Income available and qualifications to P.O. Box Mrs. Paine said that Mrs. Aetna Life ...... 185 173 fidly jMwered, $1,795 for personal use. Lump debt VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN burners plus oven, thermiser, tor, 643-1677. tions allow at above location. kitchen, plenty of cabinets, rage. Only *19.700. Hayes WHY PAY RENT? Realtor, 643-2766. cycle on display. Hours dally 346, Manchester. CABINET DEPARTMENT - $60. 649-9612. ceramic bath, gfarage. 128x165. Agency, 643-4803. Oswald came to live with her Conn. General ...1 6 3 H IVl 4 slice toaster • Epen-steaming Into one monthly payment of Harley Lovell, 32 Dorothy Hfd. Steam Boiler 141 151 1969 Dodge, 4-door sedan, power 9-6, 9 p’.m. Thursday. Manches­ STAFFED BY CABINET Rd,; Res. Zone A. Variance is Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Legal Notices Sept. 24 because Oswald was out with radiant brakes and steering, auto­ ter Cycle Shop, 149 W. Mid­ $22.35 for each thousand dollars LARGE EASTERN manufactur­ LAKEWOOD (JIRCJLE — Pres­ When you can take over this of work and worried about their T ravelers...... 192 200 c o n t r o l soleplaie .including repayment over five EXPERTS CRIBS (PORTABLE), strollers, SIX ROOM duplex, Timken oil requested to erect detached ga­ 649-5132. matic transmiseion $796 dle Turnpike, 649-2098. er offering outstanding oppor­ feeding tables. New with ac­ tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, 4V4 % mortgage. Well-kept, OBDEB OF HEABINU new baby, expected in about a Public Utilities years, ^ a n k Burke, 246-8897, heat and hot water, convenient rage which will not be In far­ 9-room Ranch. Transferred tunity in local area as sales cessories. Factory cost and be­ location, $100 monthly. Apply TWO FAMILY, reduced, west 100x2()0 wooded lot. This desir­ State of Connecticut, Probate month. Conn. Light Power 35 • Thy-irons HIGGINS BOY'S deluxe model Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ trainee. Excellent potential for thest quarter of comer lot at owner needs immediate Court. Town ol Bolton, District of Hfd. Elec. Light .. 45 All low mileage earn, NATIONAL LUMBER, low. Call 644-1418. 186 Center Street. 643-6063 or above location. side, 4-4, 2-car garage, plus In­ able home offers 8 twin sized Andoveri December 9. 1963. Mrs. Oswald now is held in bicycle, 36” , 2-yaars-old, like change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, advancement, college helpful, come from two stores, conven­ bedrooms, 2*4 baths, 28 foot sale, $13,900. Call Joe Gor­ Hartford Gas Co. 42*4 beaulifvUg Conn. INC. 649-6836. Michael Krause; 621 Hart­ Present. Hon. Norman J, Preuss, protective custody of the U.S. llany saore to ohoose from. new, $80. 649-7979. but not necessary. Guarantee ient location. E. J. Carpenter, living room, formal dining don. 649-5306, 875-6611, 643- Judge. Secret Service at an undisclosed Southern New Eng­ of $120 week. For Interview 361 State Street, ford Rd.; 'Res. Zone B. Exten­ room, modem kitchen with all 6314. Estate of Albert Fournier Sr., SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds FOUR ROOMS, garaige, nice Broker, 649-6061. late of Andover, In said District de­ spot. land Telephone 52 55 call collect Manchester, 644- North Haven, Conn. WATKINS neighborhood, heat and hot sion of 120 day start o f con­ the built-ins, laundry room, Manufacturing Companies Oswwet** BOY’S BICTYCLE, Hke new, $30 available tor second mort- struction time period is re­ ceased. "Lee .seemed very relieved,” CHORCHES MOTORS, gages. For Individual attention 0202 between 6-8 p.m. only. 288-6261 water, adults preferred, $110 large family room with fire­ THE BARROWS & The Executrix having exhibited Mrs. Paine said, “ when I asked Allied Thermal .. 41*4 45*4 OaU 640-8746 be^ean 4-6 p.m. BARGAIN SHOP per month. 649-2088. quested for building at above lo­ place, 2-car garage, $34,000. her final account wltli said estate to INC. call B A N Agency, Roger M. cation. W ALLAC E CO. this Court for acceptance and al­ Marina and their little girl to Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56*4 60 V4 Cst. No. Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Barden ...... 10 11*4 Negro, 643-8727. C. Pontlcelli and B. Peter­ SOUTH WINDSOR lowance, It Is hereby our home until he got straight- T-55 $79.80 42” Round Modem Wal­ ROCKVILLE — 3*/6 room apart­ ORDERED: That the 18th day of Bristol Brass .... 9 ^ 11*4 M Oakland St., Manchester Business Services Situations Wanted~ man; between No. 36 and No. 44 BOLTON — ROUTE 86. Tre­ ■ened out financially.” nut Dining Table, one 12” leaf, ment, ^pliances and heat, $90. Low taxes, high elevation. December, 1963. at 3:30 o'clock in She said Oswald seemed very (Joleco ...... 3*4 4*4 Offered 13 Female 38 Diamonds— Watchc 6 room apartment, heat and Griswold St.; Res. Zone B. mendous buy, five room ex­ KEENEY SCHOOL — Attrac­ the afternoon at the Probate Office SLEDS Help Wanted— Female 35 62. Large 6 room ranch with in Bolton, be and hereby Is as­ perturbed over being jobless Dunham-Bush ... 4*4 S'4 hot water, $100. 649-4824, 876- Variance is requested' to erect pandable ranch with breeze­ tive 7 room Cape, Tappan bullt- e Complete range of settings LAWN MOWERS, sharpened RELIABLE WOMAN wants Jewelry 48 separate dining room plus signed for a hearing upon the ac­ with toe baby’s arrival so near. N. B. Machine ... 21*4 24 NURSE LICENSED In Con­ $247.00 6 Pc. Natural Rattan 1166. four family dwelling at above way and garage, basement, lot 1ns, disposal, 2 baths, city ceptance and allowance of said ac­ 1963 DELUXE Volkswagen sta­ and repaired, sales and serv­ housework by day. Call 649 garage. Trees galore. Im­ water and sewers, sundeck, When they learned a hidden North and Judd .. 16*4 18‘.j • Cushioned toast lift— necticut for small Rockville Group; sofa, 2 chairs, end table, location. mediate occupancy. Easy 100x260, trees. Only $16,900. T. count, and lhat all persons known tion wagon, extras, sacrifice ice, rental equipment. L A M convalescent home. Free room 6628 after 6 p.m. WATCH AND JEWELRY repair- NORTH END — 4 large sunny J. (Jrockett. Realtor. 648-1877. half acre lot, convenient to to be interested in said estate be rifleman had killed Kennedy, Peter Paul ...... 31*4 34)4 • Long-life heating elements for quick sale. 648-9348. ing at reasonable prices. table launp, cocktail table, tan All persons interested may mortgage assumptlop. Anxi­ cited to appear at said time and she related, Mrs. Oswald was Plastic Wire Cable 11 13 Equipment Corp., Route 88, and board and TV. TeL 876- rqoms, second floor, automatic attend this hearing. everything. Asking $17,900. 843- place by causing a copy of this or­ asuneetM Vernon, 876-7609, Manchester WANTED TO DO housework by Prompt service, two watch- plastic covered foam cushions, ous owner wants quick sale. COOPER STREET — 2 family 1274. almost overcome with grief and Standard Screw .. 34 37 $968 CHEVROLET Nomad sta­ 9121. the day. Phone 643-9476 after 6 169. hot water, parking, bus line, Zoning Board of Appeals der lo be published once in some exchange. Enterprise 1946. I makers. Manchester’s oldest adults only. 63 Union St., 649- duplex 8-6. Features 8 generous newspaper having a circulation In remarked how "awful It will be Stanley Works .. 19*4 21)4 tion wagon, power brakes and p.m. established jeweler. F. E. John F. Clifford, bedrooms, enormous/ kitchen MANCHESTER — 6 room Split said District, and posted on the pub­ for Mrs. Kennedy to raise those Veeder-Root ...... 44*4 48 >4 DEPARTMENT-tralnee, clerk- . $119.60 68” Modem Walnut 2469. Chairman TOLLAND AREA lic sign post in the Town of An­ steering, turbo-glide, 40,000 TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and typist, bookkeeper, reception­ Bray, 787 Main St., State with dining area, living room, Level, deep landscaped lot, ga­ two little children without a The above quotations are not mUea. oa-0048. lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, Buffet, cupboard, 8 drawers, John A. CaglaneUo, dover where deceased last dwelt, ist, comptometer operator, Theater BuUdlng. silver tray, ------— 79.96 T^REE R(X)M apartment, first Near Parkway. 8 acre farm. utility room, Rusco combina­ rage, utility room, rec room, and sent by certified mail, postage father.” to be construed as actual mar­ 649-6063. WANTED — IRONING, flat Secretary 2 baths, fireplace. Close to prepaid, to each of the following CORNING 1966 CADILLAC SEDAN,' excel­ telephone operator, accounting work preferred. 649-1406. floor, stove and refrigerator. • room odder Cape with pos- tions, spotless condition. Un­ "What a terrible thing,” Mrs. kets. Phone 649-4690. schools, churches, and shop­ named persons: Rose Fournier, lent condition, 68,000 miles. SNOW PLOWING - A new machine operator, salesperson, $99.60 86” Pine Butterfly Oc- ribUlty of 6 bedrooms. Plus usual floor plan provides Lake Side Dr.. Andover, Conn,, Al­ Paine quoted Marina as saying. waitress, countergirl, assemb­ caslcnal Table, 2 drws. 76. 8 room cottage. Ideal for single family atmosphere with ping. $18,900. Wolverton Agen­ bert Fournier. 67 Garden St., East “ She had no political beliefs,” WRITE RIGHT! WARE Tel. 876-7688. game for Manchester Herald Fuel and Feed 49-A SIX ROOM duplex, hot water cy, Realtor, 649-2813. Hartford. Conn., all at least seven customers. You name your ler, factory trainee, drill press D ok»— Birds— 41 children. Only $14,900. double family Income, $22,400. Mrs. Paine said of Oswald’s ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — operator, loom cleaner, apple $14.96 (2) Daystrom Dinette oil tumscs, Church Street. Robert Wolverton Agency, days before said day of hearing. wife, adding that "Marina was Joseph Lesch, who handles all 1061 FORD, V-8, good running price, we wlU plow out your SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw­ VERNON — LOVELY older 7 NORMAN J. PREUSS. Judge condition, will paM State In- grader, sewing machine op­ PRETTY UP your dog tor the Chairs, snow weave ^astlo, 649-3180. Septic Tanks Realtor, 649-2818. mostly interested to her chil­ undeUverable mail at toe Allen­ driveway. Routes now being ed any length, tree delivery. bronze legs, ea. 8.96 room Dutch Colonial, S'^ar ga­ ■paetlOB. B4S-8746 betwewi 4-6 tomed. CaU now to abandon erator, laundry woriier, cock­ Holidays. Expert grooming on AND UQUOB PEBMIT dren.” town Post Office, is hoping his tail waltreaa, preaeer, totiacco Quality guaranteed. B. Yeo- CHAPLIN AGENCY d e s i r a b l e 8 bedroom ranch rage, 2 baths, near acre lot. NOTICE OF APPLICATION p.m. high prices wben4t snows. 649- cockers, poodles, and other $160.00 Wing-back Lounge THREE ROOMS, all uUUties. This la to give notice that I, Mrs. Paine said that she never new plan will cut down the warehouse worker. Also, char­ mana, 743-8003. 648-4995 available in choice location. Fine neighborhood. Hayes number of letters he has to ship XMAS GIFTS BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED 7868, 876-8401. types. Also, boarding by week Chair, foam seat cushion, hoc Inquire 106 Birch Street. Plu{g6d Seuert Agency, 008-4808. CHESTER P. PETERSON of 30 noticed anything wrong with Os­ 1060 RENADl/T, good , ma- woman, second shift, and Schools, churches, abopping Deepwood Drive, Mancheiter, wald that “ could have matched off to Washington, D.C., be­ or day. H. C. Chase, Harmony pleats, brown colonial print, 09. Conn., have tiled an application diaalcal cotuUtlan, $236. 848- 8HARPBN1NO fiarvlcs — Saws, counteigiri, waitress, packer, Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace w ltl^ walking distance. F.H.A. his later actions.” She said ,the cause of Incorrect addresses. and stove length, $10 per load THREE R(X)M heated apart­ Mathim GlunH financing available. Only $700 BOLTON — Must Bell. Large dated December 8. 1963 with the '36U . knives, axes, shears, skates, aales clerks, part-time and for Bolton. 648-6437. ment, vicinity Wapplng Cen­ custom • room Ranch, 2-car Liquor Control Coinmisalon for a couple seemed normal to their He has placed a large sign in rotary blades. Quick servtoe. Christmas. Apply Conn. State deUvered. Tel. 743-7886. Septio Tank*, Dry W«lis, BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area - An down. Call owner 649-4316. Grocery - Beer permit for the sale relations and "I never saw any­ the main lobby of toe city’s WATKINS BROTHERS ter, ' 644-0180. garage, 14x24 living room with of alcoholiclollc IlQuorliquor on the premiepremise* 19W CHEVROLET station wag­ Capitol Equipment Oo., 88 Employment Service, 806 Main POINTER PUPS, good min or: Sewer Lines Installed—-Cel­ older home just restored. Huge thing that made me think he’d post office, reporting each week LARSEN’S on, automatic ahlft, radio and HIGH QUALITY seasoned hard­ SOUTH MANCHESTER — fireplace, 12x18 kitchen, form­ at_161 Center Street, Hancneeter. H i m St., Manchester. Hours Street, Manchester. field trial Reasonable. Can be 985 MAIN STREET LARGE 4 room apartment, cen­ lar Waterproofing Done. • bright family room, modern The business will be owned by on how many pieces of mall haatar, good condition, $876. wood, cut to any length and Ctoarming 6V4 room ranch, al dtotog room, large level lot, mistreat her.” dally 7-6. Thursday 7-8. Satur­ seen Saturday or Sunday. Call trally located. CaU 649-4664 af­ kitchen, dining and livlnig room Chester P. Petersen of 30 Deepwood Asked if Oswald discussed have been sent to toe 'dead let­ OaU 648-3688. WANTED — RELIABLE wom­ split, stored inside. Bonus of pleistere'ed walls, oast iron trees, amesite drive, nice resi­ Drive. Manchester, Conn., and will day 7-4. 640-7068. 640-4186 after 6. ter 3:30. down and tour large bedrooms dential section. Only $19,600. shooting or spoke of gtuis, Mrs. ter office and reminding pa­ an for occaalonal bahyalttlng 100 8 a H green stamps with MdCINMEY BROS. up. Big lot, plenty of trees. radiatorradiators, _porch, garage, plo- be conducted by CHESTER P. tureaque aetttog■ J on high wood­ Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, PEiTBRSEN o f SO Deepwood Dritrs, Paine said: "I don’-t know. I trons to make aura mall Is oor- HARDWARE witti two children, ages and each load dellvared before Da- FOR SALE — '3 ousMon divan, THREE ROOM apartment, sec- Sewfiragfi Diopofial Co. SNOWPLOWING — Now ac- Worth looking at, Isn’t it? Ask- •40-0T06. Chailei NIebolaoa. Manohastar. as psnnlttes. never saw a gun. I bad no idea raotly addressed and haa a Infant, referanoea. Oatt 61 BOXER SHEPHERD aember 36, UI6. Laonard CMg- 103 HawttMtna 0 b « a t 040- end floor, heat hot water, $66 ed lot Priced tot aalL-Hayw C/hB tER P. PETBaUBEN 100-100 Peart ------»• only 017.600. T. J. be bad c m .” ^ return addreas. e S4 D90T SQUARE—MANCHMnR , Band H<»-ald Ads. s n s after $ p m- for aale. Ohil T 6M N . >0, Bdteo. 640-881I. ^ 0010. monthly. 648-«m after T p.m. “ RMtitor. 0«-1877, Aganegf, 648-4800. Sated Decamber U. 1968. • - -i' * . v^-?■■■•■ '. ** ■* ■ >.mi ' * V' f' 1

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^ " ■ " 1 II I— — ^ ______rmr-TT-— i—______Manchester United Pente­ Past MOoter Erland R. Jtjhn- About Town costal Church ^vUl have a fel­ Masons Pick son, trustee for five years. Avenge Daily Net Press Ron lowship rally Saturday’ at 7:.30 In addition to these elected For tlie Week Ended The Weather pm . at 791 Main St. Allen El­ officers, the following appoin­ Foreeoot of C. S. Weather D<*orah L. MUIer, lis, dlstriot miperliTtendent, will Carl Hultgren tive officers will be installed: November 16, IMS dsMgtktM* of Mr. and Mrs. be the" speaker. The ptilMlc is Walter A. Person Jr., senior Snow toperln; off to flnirlee to­ Bruos MHHor, M 8 . Hawthorr* welcome. deacon; William A. Reichert, 1 3 ,8 9 1 night. Low In the t0«. Conirid- St., Is a fi)I1-Ume stud«nt at Carl C. Hultgren of 131 Fer­ Junior deacon; A. L.ee Burton, erable eloudlneaa and continued Jsjitta OoUeg«, Htmtlacxlon, The Nayaug Yacht Club and guson Rd. last night was elect­ senior steward; Henry E. Ijee, h Member of the Anat iEanrIjfHtrr lEumttm Hrralb cold Friday. HIkH SO-tS. Snow HOUSE - HALE Bnrean of drcnlatlon Pa. the Marine Ctorps League Aux­ ed worshipful master of Man­ j\inlor steward; James A. Strat­ tip to 4 hiclies. iliary. both o f Glostonbiiry. will ford, chaplain; James W. Mc­ Main Street— Manchester Mancheater^A City of Village Charm M!Ih Roanns Wise, dau^ter co-sponsor a Christmas dance chester Lodge of Masons at its Kay, organist; Richard W. of Mr. and Mrm. J. Jack Wise, at the Marine Memorial Build­ annual meeting at the Masonic Spiller, marshal, and William C. A1 HHKof> Dr., and Richsnd J. ing. 131 Addison Rd., Glaston­ Temple. He succeeds David R. Bray, tyler. VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 62 ( ’TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 (Cloaalfled Advertletng on Page 26) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Berccren, son of Mr. and Mrs. bury. on Saturday, There will Spencer, 11,1 Forest St. Past Master T. Walter Rel- Juit say: "Charga It, Plaaia" Rlchand Berggr®". M Oomell be dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 E l^ iv e and appointed o f­ chard will be installing officer. S t, were am



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