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State News Must Pay ,, Woman^ 27, F or W ar,' { Found Slain ‘ Society’ w 'M In Milfoird WASHINGTON (AP)-— MH.PORD (AP) — A ST-year- Ckincrress returned t o d ^ m old woman was found dead on a and braced for some haM sofa In her apartment early to billion > dollar decisions i' day, police said. A man who How much to pump into had been with her was arrested the war in Viet Nam and and charged with murder. i aP i how much to further Presi* K Police said the victim, Mn, dent Johnson’s "great so* Virginia Arm LaRose, was a di ciety” program at home. vorcee with two children. The The skies were sunny and 0 youngsters were asleep In an weekend chill was beginning to 1*^1 other part of her apartment at '■jrsi- lift as the second session of tlw 21 Miaplemood Ave. when the aoth Congress opened for hual> woman's imclothed body was ness at noon. foimd about 2 a.m., police said. The President, Vice Presldstd Ohey said she apparently had Hubert H. Humphrey and sever been struck on the bead. al members of Congress begun The man arrested, Kermeth the day by attending aervices a t Brown 23, of 121 Melba St., was the Nbtfonal PreabytertM arraigned before Qrcult Court '?t'’ f"-' church. Judge John Cicala. Brown was Johnson returned to Us dealt remanded to the state Jail in ’ * •'. » -j»' t'* at the White House wUle Hunt* New Haven, where Cicala or phrey went to Capitol HUl to dered him held without bond gavel In the Senate. On ihu “ pending further developments House side, Demooratto Leudto in this case.” «t. ««ii*|ft.'; •^’■■■... ‘.V ..-S- Carl Al bert of Oklahoma peu- Cycle Shop Damaged by Early Morning Fire A public defender was as sided, fiUlng in for Speaiciir signed to Brown. John W. McOonnaek who >tai r .- •' Eighth District firemen take titoe out for coffee after extinguishing a fire at home for his brottMT DcoaM’S Manchester Cycle Shop shortly after midnight Saturday. Earlier they were Gam bler Jailed Happiness Is a Dog Thafs Come Home funeral Tuesday. ’■-> forced to don air-pacs to battle thick smoke caused by burning tires. Story on STAMiPORD (AP) — A man Congress has a pretty goOd , show ■f->, page 10. (Herald photo by Ofiara) described as the “Mr. Big” In Three children of Mr. and Mrs. William Grill of Philadelphia readily idea what Johnson win ask tUi orgatrized gamblii^ in the Stam their elation at the return of "Reds” the family Irish setter missing more year, but speoifios awult hill ford area has been sentetMed to than a year. The dog turned up at a New York state hospital from a Pennsyl State of the Unton mesaagb six months in JaB. vania firtn dealing in animals for research purposes. Hospital doctors and Wednesday night. h| The sentence for Frank J. other dog lovers traced the owners and the happy reunion was effected. It Is then that the legMatoai Fleeing Viet Cong Duck Roberts, S7, at Stamford, wna - may have a better Idea bow tte handed down Friday by Circuit President’s peace odfenslve la pirogreaalng, bow much mom^ *»*-A*-«-'Vt Court Judge Paul Macdonald oa ’%•' JK a charge at managing and mate* ha wants immedlataly to fir taining a poUi^ play eatabUsiH Transit Authority Asks nance the war — and what irii> Allied Units’ KO Punch ment. toot ah tUa will ham an hto ^ IQte, 2S0 m41es northeast of Sal- mesUc program. 31 SAIGON, South Viet ao tons of Moe and a tetgn atoro A further insight taits toa waff gop. The crewmen were undn- Speeders Nailed nay be provided by Sêreta^ Nam (AP) — The largeat.?*_f®**®*‘'^ ~ ^ *^ Jured and the soidleiis' maid was HARTFORD (AP)—State po- There , were more than 8,000 of State Deen Ruak whan tik U.S. fighting force of the saved. A shigile-seat Air Force Hce have mMb n speeding ar Fine Against Strikers men in the aiDied foroe, but U.S. briefs the House Foreign Affeitrii Vietnamese war demolish plane orartied 6 miles north of rests on the 16-tnlle stretch of - military spokesmen reported Committee Tuesday and ttw r^'‘ •^r^''^' .’ ed a honeycomb of Viet Saigon. As a beiioopiter lifted Route 91 between New Haven at , ->t. P only Ught contact with the ene ■KTITW VrvPTr /A P I— The tlmllUon-dollar strike as negotl- after the marathon session Senate Foreign Rdattooi Oou« out the pUot by bis gun belt, it and Mertden since tbe Mghway ( IhiMiM. ' ^ I r - p •' ? Cong fortifications on the my, a regime-sized force mlttee Wednesday. broke be plungod into a rtv- opened Thursday. T r S AuSrity took fi- Even as the weary negotiators edge of the Iron Triangle thought to be holed up in the li2 T ra ««t 6„âi„uu, » -.« « at, IM On the agenda today was ai^ The radar unit stationed la nancial recoruB which a union spokesman de- were leaving, the rumble of con 25 miles northw est o f Sai-- square miles of Jungle and «■. Apparently he was killed. pointment of a select commiittau gon today, but the Commu marshland. Spolkeemen confirmed that Walllngtord arrested six motors today in resumed effort to scribed as “completely unpro verging traffic was building in ground fire had been .responsi ista Thursday and 24 Friday, obtain heavy fines against ducUve and meaningless.” Manhattan’s canyons. City offi- nists ducked the knockout Tbe spokesman reported 22 (See Page Ten) ble for two explosions that lA. Walter Stecko said today, striking subway and bus The Supreme Court Justice clalls said the commuting mil punch. Viet Cong IdBed, 86 captured rW V '=''^l'' ■^- ripped apart a C130 loaded with “m spite of the bad weather on unions. Meantime, a record who sent nine labor leaders to lions, with a week’s bitter expe Moat of tbe guenBlaB kept and 209 suspects, mostly women Saturday, 82 arrertn were 11,000 pounds of ammunition on number of cars and trucks Jail for contempt of an Injuncc- rience behind them, had started away from ttie U.S. aiM AUatira. and children detained. Allied a fUght to Pleiku last Friday. made,” he said. earlier cn this second week of lian troops as they aoorched tbe casualties were Ught, they said. tion forbidding the New Year's EHve men were killed in the Average speed of tSiofle ar- poured into Manhattan. the strike. G>ld Causes Commundat atrongbcld on the BUsewhere on the ground, U.S. The developments came on Day strike had ruled that any crash of the four-engine plane. gUrd day of OperaUon Crimp. ^wbiamen reported few con (See Page Ten) (be lOtb day of a crippling, mul- fines would be limited to actual Mayor John V. lindsay, who The saepetsAem at bombing Auatrahiaiie opexatiiig with the tacts with the enemy. But the losses sustained by the Transit had summoned the parties to Six Deaths raids en the Omununist north Authority, City HaQ late Sunday, signaled J V f L.-' f' let Infantry Division and the air war in the south continued continued into the 18Bi day. ITSrd ALibocne Brigade uncov unabated with 281 Mrike mls- CHaiming this loss at (322,000 the recess when he walked from BOSTON (AP)—The weather Some of the tunnels and oaves ered a big weapons ceuche ledlt sions egadnat Viet Cong tairgets a day, the TA took its books to the hall into freezing temper men promised a brefitfaer today 2T .-t-J/'E- • ’^2% ■ blasted by the U.S. and Austra by the fleeing Oonununisba. Ih e by Air Force and carrier court as the case resumed, srfter atures at 6:20 a.m., declaring: after a wild wericend storm lian troops In Clperation Crimp ^ ' . J<4m' haul included 47 weapons, five planes. Four U.S. planes were India-Pakistan Pact weekend recess, to try to prove “The mediation panel has de Mew into New England on gale- dated back to the French Indo- of them crew-etze, 114 grenades, lost in the past 24 hours. the loss. clared a recess.” force winds, caused at leart A hIm ottcutt; , ' ddna fighting. 16,000 rounds of small imms Traffic Commissioner Henry He declined further comment, deaths and left up to a foot''li A Nârine F4B Phantom Jet Two hundi^ helicopters lifted .sîro^MtV- ' . •mmunition, 66 heavy m oitar A. Barnes said an all-Ume high and indicated he would have a snow. crashed 16 miles southweat of the troops into action at dawn Avoids Major Issues levM on'.a •'•-', , •'^ lounds, 100 pounds of dynamite. of about 860,000 vehicles had statement some time after noon. Bitter odd set in eariy yw- ■W®*'!'■«<••■ -■ ' «.,■*.■<'■-• Da Nang because of istdeteiN Saturday, swarming like locusts war twice in 17 years but signed entered Manhattan by late terday after moot of the snow mined causes. The two crew over the Jungle In the biggest TASHKENT, U.8.8.R. (AP) — Moments later, Lindsay was ■ ,, a nine-point ‘Tashkent Declara morning. The traffic rush began had stopped and temperatures men bailed out and were picked display of whlrlybirds of the The leaders of India and Pakis followed by Douglas L. MacMa- ■L mait«A-..v.;. rf,»|. tion” aimed at lessening ten before 5 a.m. and the peak was hon, heading the union bargaln- remained near zero in northent up by heiioopter. One man was war. Hidden Communist gim- tan agreed today to withdraw M r(U n t| w ' '^ •!'."■ Nation Records wounded. troops from along fiielr In sion. not passed until 10:30 a.m. New England and in the tee[^ ners knocked down two helicop (See Page Ten) elsewhere early today. ■ Sjn o^ n t^ ^ ,.. - ..*■ ■'■ A ClciS tranqw n carrying fuel flamed frontier and work for The declaration represented a Negotiations were in recess Fewest Births ters and mechanical trouble But the arette air would glva tvgfwdi‘«n<| ;;A.'^s^^'.'A i" caught fire Sunday night after “normal and peaceful” rela diplomatic victory for their sure ^Krtiat- . ■ :'.'M ., caused a third to crash. way to a rapid rise In temper Over 14 Years landing at Tay Ninfa, 66 ' miles Participating in the operation tions once more. host, Soviet Premier Alexei N. >^\-.‘r'^*^ <1- ^'■'' ■ Prim e NOnister LM Bahadur Kosygin, who worked far into ature throughout New Engtand northwest' of Salgonl Ihe crew were luilts of the 1st Infantry today, the U.S. Weather Burean i;;A'ta^ '»- escaped unhurt but the plane Shastri of India and President Sunday night to persuade his WASHINGTON (AP) — Division, paratroopers of the Other Negroes Sworn In at Boston said. Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pak guests to end their week-long P>wer babies were bom in thts ww destroyed. ITSrd Airborne Brigade and the Ice and hard • packed anoir istan sidestepped their quarrrt Another cargo plane, a OlflO Royal Australian Regiment. conference on a positive note made driving hazardous. •ountry during 1S66 than In any over Kashmir and other major E!' Hercules, crashed while landing even if they couldn’t agree on One of the deaths attributed pear rtnee 1051, a Puhilc Health an a na^ lun Sunday to An (See Page Ten) issues that have taken them to shy major issues. Bond Refused Seat Service apokesman said today. to the storm was that of sevai> The tio(9 withdrawal is to ty-year-old Robert Fhmngin 6f The spokesman eatlmsted ttw take place before Feb. 26, with 1066 total was about 8.6 million, Madison, Mlaine, Stranded on A units on both sides pulling back In Georgia House motorized sled that broke down ^hat^bat would oomparacomparo wUh a fi- C _ ^ „ _ F n a liirtlia to positions held prior to Aug. 5. net total for 1964 of 4,007,400 and o p n i l g 1 ; a S I l l O I l B U U in Smlithfield during the storm. India claims that on Aug. 6 Rep. Jones Lane of Statesboro a 1061 total of siMUt 8,761,000. * v ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Rep.- Three comapnions with him Pakistan started sending Infil- elect JuUan Bond, a Negro, was had announced earlier that he survived. R beoems clear moatfae ago woidd offer a petition to bar the M»t (he declining birth rate refused a seat today in tbe Sanding and plowing squip- (Bee Page Twelve) Georgia House when other seating of the young civil rights woM remit in 1966 being the ment was in operation almpi^ Sharp Contrast in Hairdos members. Including seven Ne worker. flrat year since 1963. in which cooUnuouely in all six New Eng groes, were sworn In. Sen. Leroy Johnson, a Negro land states late Saturday an d Urths would number lesa (hen Hy BHEA aUBWABT “ I will ask Rep.-elect Bond to who has been In the legislature early Sunday. lour milUfon. (Herald Speolal Witter) Doctor’s Orders since 1963, said he understood The apokesman made Ids ertl- stand aside and refrain from But despite the work of M|^ NEW TORK — Hnnically, taking the oath,” Clerk Jack Bond Js willing to go before the WMf* for the yew in s -projec- whlla iha )êw Tccfc designeni On Radio Relay EUaird said. committee and make a state (See Page Nineteen) lloQ Of tbe figuTM a bo^ tat the an tanctag about Juw soft and ment clarifying Ms views and Octoher 1066 sMtctte<_înadei The clerk said there had been gan^ andi natural wa ahaU ba Treat Fisherman Several peUtiana filed challeng pledging to uphold federal and nUUte today. .. tUa qîtatg, -npdds showing ing Bond’s right to be seated. state constitutions. These showed that fWMng ttaalr dottles to fkahUm aditora BOSTON (AP) — A Boston One legislative leader said If ]g months snded tat, Pctobog Minutes later. Bond left the attending the American Design, doctor dictated treatment by chamb;er. The move to bar Ms Bond does that, then legally tbera were an erthnaied er Secies an ‘got tof as hanto- ndlo today to feUow crewmen there woMd be no ground to bar Bulletins •00 births, down from 4,016,000 seating started lart Friday after ly and geometeteaHy as if as- of a flaherman who Incurred a he endorsed a statement label Me taking the oath of office. In the preceding 12 monibs end- aembled by acane mad adentlat. deep head wound aboard a ing U.S. Involvement in Viet In a printed statement cir id with October lOOi. trawler pounded strong culated before Bond surlved in DOMINICAM UPRISINO / The birth rate for ttie 3S Tim hairdo of the day la the Nam as aggression and urging angular chop-chop givoi to tbe winds and high sees off Cape Americans to avoid the draft. the House chamber at 10 a.m., SANTO DOMINOO, Dfo* w««Hrtia ended wMi October 1966 Cod. MT ser 1.609 oapdlatlon, ’ V Vidal Saaaoon, whoae In a statement circulated to the Negro representative-elect miiiiAMi BepabUo (A P ) Tbe flriiewnan, Harry bi- day, Bond said the only thing be said he was "charged with en Commnnlst - led vMsndd?' S: JI. T ^ ““**• ““y ** Unfamiliar to gram, about 82, suftered a ga^ had done was to apeak Ms mind tering into public discussion on erupted in parts o f dowiWj;' from tbe right ear to the right and that be Is willing to take an matters of national interest.” town Santo Domingo todagi,;,. B»M*%5toaâsUintoad 818.- •*“ *■ teigotten. Tha eye, was bleeding badly and to ftrinhw el”*— *■ *>»“ across the oath to iqifaold federal and state Bond said no charge had been One man ivas shot and iSPf anas reported near death. made “other than the charge »”af l ik . Cnf over one cheek. oonsUtuUons, and thereby dispel portedly seriously wonndedF m The net Is almost mannish ex- Tbe Coast Guard cutter any doubt as to Us loyelky. that I have chosen to speedc my aeatsd a daoaaaaa o f 29,000 tootn after an Incident involyieV^- cept for a dlght fullneaa at the AcuShnet ana oodered out of mind.” « w M7.000 to October 1004. Speaker George T. Smith, re U.S. paraiaoopers. The giaoAfi orawn and a triangle of flat Provtocetown and reached the elected after Ihe swearing In, In the statement. Bond said: wtoin (b# Mto waa 21k. trawler, Rush, some 120 miles er portion of the ri^ hair in ftant of the other ear. had said he would name a ape- "I have not counseled burning Tbe monthly n p ert cn vMal east of Woods Hole. The ItaUan quiet. A mob of young Branettoa look mma. mimiUA clBl committee to look into the draft cards nor have I burned toattatlcs ahowad that mar- passenger knar Obristofoto Oo- tatore swringlng down BH. than blondaa In this idyls, but Bond oontroveray. mine . I have suggested that ilagaa tawnased dnrtag Octt>- kstabo, bound for New Yorii, Oonde Street, in the keiirt ^ almost ev«ry''model wean ft. fimMb announced that the spa- ocngreaslonally outlined alter the conunwrial areA, tettglm^ bar, to 120.000 from 128,000 a wan diverted from tta oourae to natives to military service be Some do manage a little soft- dal committee to hear evidence with U.S. paratrooperit ysar aartlsr,.and tbe n is par l,- neaa by making it leaa aleak aU In the rescue. extended to include building •OO popiflatlon rose g.4 from 8.2. A Coast Guard medical corps- in the Ehnd oaee will include moved in to (Bape^^ttai^"^ than patent leaflbar. The -other two of the seven other Negroes democracy at home.” *^PtaO itoto of maRtagea for man was put aboard the Rush. haintyle worn by nwddi la ao elected to the Bouae last June. Because of his convictions, HABTFOBD HOUVCP'^' •la |•4nltotllB period anding in ainqda if a like AUee la Won- WbHi ik. was detacmlned there Tymd said be bos decided ha dboara a ooniM M it tai- tMia ho ships wttb dootora Prior to today, (here had been no N em memben since 1907. cannot participate in war, HARiE)roin> ’ (Aii^ «mtoa ihir’.lbe tour yearn for aboard in the tanmedlate vicini Well, you need a Uttle oob- This model, wearing a “far-ouf; Rudi Gemreich The Mosto, in a session lasing “I stand there with intentions armed men keld np ' taUeii d>9a an available, from ty of tbe rush, a radio relay was Pharmaey en Ratal : trast to make thtaigs I n t e r r Uaidc wool maiHot, also sports a “Sassoon” hair oMy a few minutes, unanimous to take an oath that adll dispel gk for tba,period ending Octo- ing, aa tbe lady said arhen iba art iqt between tbe Public eacAped, I ‘ do, typical of the style beh^ shofwn in New York. ly appioved a reaotaitfon hack- any doubt about m y oonvtoUon» a, ^ bar S m to 2.1 for tba currant lBKl7JB. p a ll» in V U tN H n . and lo y a ity ,''h e b id . - ^ Bee <8aa vagi 8 (^ m od^ dw’t smoke dgars. iS M .Twalva) ■ MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 10 ,196A p a g e :

. ,■ —RT— avatlabla to cohaolt with adults Rosary Society V em on wishing this aarvtea. T h ^ may > ■ftii ,,.,..,1,1 i GOSMETOG T r fl— d ba ecntactad at the high sohoU To Hear Sisters WE ^ 1 ' 'lHoomeil Shcinwold on during' the aebod’s spring se mester, atarttog Jan. 24, from Tha teOBk of the Good Miep- Sam ud Einstein Hordi dtolw Jewish Community Center herd Slaton to helping Oonnect- FTtSH THE OPPONENW Ndtber dde 7 to 9 pjn. i Trip Bloduide ’ e ONE TBKK TOO HIGH N O m B Couraea ara being offered to Icwit’a teen-age girto of eN taiita “T B E W A Y Leaves G . Fox A Q Vatt- tb* MUC tlM ImpreMtoa În TTbiîZ, Saraual Ebiatoin. Buff Cap hooat them one trick Ueb®v H hatereated women. on, (ovi’wv today vMirad that tbai^naaot PoUah*Oamiaa hy John Gruber Bd., v*M preakleot' and seneral you have ttie n^ o , ssr^ .'sss. Sister M)ary Veronica, director laadPa rafuaal to lat Stefan Car frontier U open for dtacuaslon. 0 «2 AKI07SI • aaat of the CwmecUcut River wanted K to do.” Amato of social service tor Marian A I>i\isi,,ii of dinal tvyaaynakl travel abroad Cardinal Wyaiynski called on A A J W ^ 7 4 3 gained unanimoua approval He noted that bustnesa and g«ry«y r . (3hambeTS,.i9 V ii- HaH; and Sister Sacred Heart, lUti,\M> <'!’ < (). aa a inaJer^s^MiA .to. the pro- Ftriand’a Ronum CatboUca Sun Co. retired VMd^r a f- maite an eaay part acote (Urector of EXqphiraaia Hall, will A 1 1 0 9 7 S frosn a group of about 90 area pnofesslonal groups could be Tolland, was aum- sin: 1. gratoi (d 'aotodateoea batereen day to “have , confidence that X tar M FMuiii wMS tbe txm ftar^ m g them overboard. speak and show slide# depicting Ouening lead—Four of spades. W A Q S a resMcnto Saturday night. formed, as wen as golden ago to court Jan. 25 on a ;{i:, KKo U) STKt;i:T Cbmreb and oommiinlara that dtd not do the rilgheat h a m to lYe hton getting phone- eialla pnto her veil ton naaftotta (who . ,■■■ A A 2 The 90 met at Temple B’Nal chibs. heaRh clubs, and educa- faUure to obey state the worit and training o f tha XHipe ddte XXnz laaaobad fliree fatherland." Wbm thlB hand was dealt dur Qrod Shepherd Sisteni. There from pe<^ who auddanly find ia knotra aa Bnrloettt, by the ing the Team Triala to San . Israel on Talcott Ave., Rock- tlonal and study groups. traffic control signs. The of- yeara uga. “Huy ctiarte me wMfa the that "I Parltani,” the opera way). ' and atoo aervea a iMt Seafli 'vllle, and represe|ited towns of For most of the d6 couples fenae occurred Friday. win also be a question and an FnadBOO Mat November, Jim am 1 A . Vattcaa aearoaa aald ttta PoV graveat. moat harmful wronca," achrdulad for Wedneeday eve- This gtvea Liort Arthur the cbairmaa of the Vemon, Ellington, ToUand, East present Intenet was divided to- j. Kellner, of 14 swer eeaaion. GASH SAVINGS Tim I Ay and Dr. John Fhfcer lah action virtually doomed any die primate tiSd 3,000 .worahip- ning at the Bbatmell, lau’t In idea of aplrlOng the Queen tatt Trade Booed and Hartford and South Windsor. to two groupe: Teen-age acti-vi- Gaynor PI., Rock'ViUe, 'was also Mbs. Edward MieKeever, is Gan. Eisenhower ■anro sktiaaed to {day at two irograira obalrman. Refresh- 1 1 ’ 10 chance c< authorltiaB Iih p en at the Church of St. Carle moat of the etandard opera nway aa a bride, under the veil, -of the Oreater Hartford Cham* Mrs. Roseltod Novgard presld- ties, and a Mr. and Mrs. club gummoned to court Jan. 25, af- TASM DESmT, Calif. (AF) apAlcg- ^ aSowed to do so, they ments wU be served. vlttor tVipa Paid V I toYWumiw Boraneua In WaraaW, "They guldea. So t h ^ ttiim to me fo r which aeema a good Idea to him, nmSd h am made the oonhraet heart and <■ making •d over a panel, which discussed for social activities. ter he was reported observed bn dilBi ^ l a iSMpfMiPspring Efor o P • .odebrattonaA fe lA llfA lift e M Wlimawmcharge mme, m wholarlw a thaa i a a amtewmafserved frtetothe _ M iV V l^P /« V rV .j . On d lO J S m U O T S w ) *«Aklmla'T>mJ Saa ' m«rm«k i k r w ^ a IA abtmmaem fe n /i-n e rin n r help, which Tm glad to extend, even though it meene betraying tor a g w apore. three apedes. the potential services a com- The group tentatively set union St operating a car ■with marldEt the l,000to amdveraary people for 30 #eaw. I need not * but rm getting a litUp tired of his fiancee, golfer wRb a ftimiSar grin on tMbrinmtefy_ _ ^tor ,young__ ^ Jaco- **■*• **>*»•*•». young munity center could provic|e to peb. 13 for its next meeting, its muffler dragging, Area Weather of OfarlaUanlty In the Red-ruled and 1 ahall not answer them. repeating the rather stupid plot, (He^s none too bright either, the uth talnray. by. hte father^was at ids left; Jacoby did not y t * ^ y - His children and adults in the area, planned at Temple Beth HUlel, ^ Joseph Dunn, 16, of Willya WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — country. The PoHah preaa continued BO rs set it forth here for so they make a pair.)' Jttet as and Oswald Jacoby doesn’t let tottier made a ’pfofearional” The group alsc heard popula- Foster St, South Windsor, at cHr., Tolland, was charged w)th I’KK ■niey aaid the ponUff would Fonner Preeident I>wlgbt D. everybody. Arturo and Bnricette are The U.S. WeaiUter Bureau saya attacks on the cardinal. Tlybu- Bteeidiower, an ardent llnha- play comtortabie con- opening toad — A Km trump. Non-projections for the commu- 7:30 pjn. reckless driving and failure to <. AI.I.ON never have- oraaldered auch a upper oloudlnees and a south- na Liidu, organ of the FoUsh man, and bis wife, Mamie, ar To begin with, the reason it to make their emape, tracta if he can find anything to TMa enabled tltt def endara to niUes the center might serve. Rockville-Vemon Adult grant one half the highway fol- wenteriy breeze in Oonnecticut trip if ^ CSiurch’B program of isn’t in the standard guides is *««sardo diows up. (Remember 3 lead out three rounds of trumps Communtet p u ty , saM bo had rive today for say about It. The eenlor Jacoby Seymour I#vltt, Vemon in- jjvgnuig school is trying to find lowing an accident early Satur- combined to atop faUng temper ooeadatanca with Communist that the opera is seldom pro- Wm^ dlsapptdnted suitor.) to the flirat three tMcha. engaged in harmful political winter vaoailan. . . — -7. . 1 . __ _T XTm AWsllmnAM A asMaas. W«A AUa^ Urmii a bid of three hearts, and dustriallst and one of the town's ^ attend Its courses and day morning. According to po- atures. FUEL OIL reghnss on iwrapirttual matters Now Soistti bad to kise two aotlTtty on Ida laat viatt to Rome Biseidmwer, 76, hopes to start Dr. Fisher took the boost, not ropresentaUves on the Capitol geared a number of pro- Uce, Dunn’s car sldeswiped a The mercury feu to the teens had not appsared to be going ^ ^ ^ ^ putting again in ^ RnWnl, a tenor with tog it is Henrietta and not knowing that Booth was itching heart tricks in addHIon to two Itiôn K îng Agency, to interest .them. vehicle owned by Albert C. Bob- well. vlra he reascne that this leaves and lower in many sections be >*• rim weeks under the deeeit aim « ««»pU«>sM y high range, to n t bda on Me Hather’a trumpe and a ohib. Soigb was ported that the populations oc curricuhim includes erts, 31, of Manchester, on fore midnight and then with the The Warsaw government an the coast clear for hbh, and aown one, aUbeoausa ha picked a n a towns now totals 96,000. Ttte eardlnsl and k parly of he kwee, a apokeenuto aalA ^ to very ^ parte bid. classes in physics welding. Cemetery Rd., Vemon. Dunn’s cloudiness and wind shift, a rta- nounced Saturday It had refiised 1 ^ the couple get away. the wrong father. It aboidd be a "la -the year 2000,” he said, Polish bWiops bad pliumad to IQtsenhower suffered a bemt '"■ „**** ^ J f Thie is an important argument woodworking, operation of the car then stmek a utility pole. tus quo was maintained this PICK-UP Cardtoal WyasynsU an exit Riccardo, nasty man, informs greet lessen to aB young bridge “conservative estimates are ______Rest Home on iHayor^s Strawberry Patch leave Sunday night tor a meet aftack to Geoigia last Novem- yj«- to favor of “ boosang” bide. Machine, causing a power failure in the morning. passpi^ OQ the ground that be Envlia o f the defection of her piayeca. that the population of the same ® ^BOP® AND ing with Pope Paul and Vatican her and was relaased from WhI- ^ Bven when you’re to trouMe, surface grinding, blueprint area. Several wires were knock “Forty years ago as a boy I used to pick strawberries wi this very spot,’’ Mayor Francis Ma A breezy aouthweet afaream of harmed PoUah national toter- Rjmmi Annv rtuiiiUji in *®°® w ^ n Tamburliii ^to®ce with Bnricette, and of one of the opponents will usual Dally Queethm towns •wUl total 227,000.” reading and sketeWng, tool de- ed from the pole, honey tells Mr. and Mrs. Paul LUstro, left and Paul Sheltr, far right. The mayor waa on celebratlona on Jan. IS of the LaBlaChe, reepecUvely, and mvlra goes insane. In air is carrying milder air into aste dukng Ilia laat trip to the ly come to your rescue. Parteer opens wMi ene qiade, Lavltt noted the population sign electriotty and electronics, Dunn Is scheduled to appear hand yesterday afternoon to help celebrate the grand opening of the newly completed Man mlUenlum of the PoUah Church. t o g e t h e r ^ q Vw , the so- « « «®*t act She goes wander^ town ts now eettmated' as southern New England today. DELIUERY Vatican. The government ob Other Table# and ttae next player paaaee. Yon __ the art of self-defense, golf, to Circuit Court 12, BockvUle, chester Manor Rest Home at 385 W. Center St. Mr. and Mrs. LUstro are the owners of the A high pressure system moved m MORE The Bteenhowen have a oot- ^ becai^famous as ««>und asking everybody hold: Spades, K-S{ Hekrto, 10- foHowB: Vemon, 20,900; South jected particularly to the letter tags on the a'Ub’s lith fairway. The boost woifld have done no ronowH: vemon, 2u,uuu; Bouxn Jan. 25. Patrolman Francis brick and frame colonial-styled rest home and Shelfz will be its administrator. The rest off the mid-Aitlantic coast Sun the "Purltanl Quartet’’ even where Arturo is; she known 7- 8; Diamoods, K-18-7-S; Ohibs, Windsor, 14,500; Blaet Hartford, fltoess for ™ , RorVw.ro made the arrest Follah biihops sent to Roman barm if the defense had been home wUl feature 24-hour nursing supervision and a luxurious, non-lnsUtutlonal atmosphere day night, resuliting in a south You can look forward to when thsy were singing "liUola he’s gone, of course, but that 8- 7-4-A What do you a i ^ . . . . 48O0o> 't'olland 4 600- ajid K51- ourlties and investing, and tech- Barbero made me arrMi. Oatbcfilc bUhopa of Weri Oer- j L o n d im M l * . H o m p lir e y the seme as at other tables of meal report writing. A two-car accident ^turday with complete appointments to meet the needs of 66 ambulatory patients. Manchester Man west flow of air that is tapping many last month tovltlns them a«wna«n ___ r r dl Lonunennoor’’ tor exampla doesn’t make any difference. Answer: Bid one notiump. Site; 7S 'many happy returns” the tournament, lii most cases nngton, 7,000. t. resulted in a warning being Is- or becomes the eighth such faculty in the state to be completed by the owners. (Herald photo a mild temperature source in The soprano part is not ex- And die has a mad scene stoil- With 6 pointe to Ugh cards you Ih 2,000, the projected popuia- Ronald A. Ko^h, Prlnclpa ^ Collins, 25. of to the millenary celebration to LONDON — Only one bridge, sopreno pan is noi ex------Banmel Binatela West led the six of diamonds, by Satemls. ______the Southern states. However, when we do your laundry. Warsaw and speaking of Ger- LmS m M d s e cro w ^ th e RW- • » « « • ceptlonaDy Afflcult for a good ^ to the one in "Lucia dl and dummy’s queen won. De can afford to respond, but you tlons o f these towns are: Veir- of the evemng school, notes that Bruye, c r c ^ d the w v hollow rtog in coloratura. b» the wav <-nino- lammermoor” with Just as , 14 Hilltop Dr., Vemon, for fol- the mild air wiU only be here Everything is delivered bar of Oommerce. He ia state clarer took the ace of dtamonds oaimot afford any otRer hid. non, 41,400; South Windsor, 62,- most of the courses inan-FoUsh reconclUaaon to a er Thames from the great fire ___ ^ ™ «~..i ..,'.^., 1^ «•_ ^ lowing too closely. He was in- St. Louis, 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Oyr, El- ney, 46 Weat St., RockvUle; today. spirit of "mutual foigiveneaa.’ ’ of 1«M until 1789, when W est- President for an ]^ fla t to alttalm o, while chalraaaa o f the I>rioe Oontrol aiMl ruffed another heart. South Oopyright, 1886 400; EJaat Hartford, 63,500; Tol- open to women. The courses are ^ m a rear epd collision non; Adelard sparkling clean and Franklin Park. llngton. Mrs. Virginia Pntohell and Colder air la spreading Into Warsaw authorittea claimed mlnater Bridge went up. ^ Ooramittee of the PreaMeot’e eventually lost two trumpe, one General Features Oorp. land, 28,400; and BMingtoo, 31,- intended to help adults advance ^ ^ operated by Mrs. Discharged Friday; Donnie daughter, RFID 2, RockvUle. bright and expertly fin ______1 ______Mi». HumptMy was nunaa negotiate an 7-diazp. But both 500. in their present positions leam ^ Baccagnl of Merllne Admitted Saturday; Mrs. the plains states again this Ofifioa of Ehnetgency Planning. Farls, Tolland: John Lee, 30H Discharged Sunday: Baibara monUng. The leading edge of ished. Rates are reason one of tour beat baCM women Callas and Sutherland have Uncle George Ute on the idea He Joined G. Fox’s In 1929 as “Tlicfre are a number o f var- new skills, or add new dimen- Vemon Therza Dickenson, 64 East St., of the year. She’S get a Golden recorded the role and publicised ^ bringing Arturo bade to Rockville: Ida Sanford, 30 Tun- Spring St, Rockville: Ellen FlUp, 12 McLean St., Rock'vllde; colder air Is moving through able, Call for service. oontrcAer, and progressed to Mother’s Report telbles th a t txyuld aiter these sions to the use of recreational ’* i occured Sai- High St., Rock- Ann Limbumer, BJlUngton; mldwestem states and Is Hat Award to prove it. It as tremedously difficult, toipes this wlH restore Blvtra’a general merchandise nmnager prodiotions." I^vltt aald. He and leisure time. uvây nel Rd., Vemon; Alfred Brooks, Stafford, 15 131 Vemon Ave., RockvUle; vllle; Mary HaU, Metcalf Rd., David Fries, 29 Vemon Ave., expected to cross southern New The awards to Mrs. Hum- which It undobtadly is fo r them, stupidity. Instead o f her ^ mreeldent. Ikrted new parkways, young«r 32 registration fee allows erated by Mrs. Dorothy E. WU- present irrational brilliance. David Fries, 29 Vemon Ave., Tolland: Emil Royal, 47 Ham Rockville: Mrs. Florence Rlen- England tonight. Cold weather WID. . THURS. phrey knd entertainers Poky since neither la a true colars' A sports eoUiusiast, he fiavms oouples moving to suburban j^jjy resident to enroll In ittnson of Ellington slid into a 1, n N E W SYSTEM Bergen Lena Horne and Barbra turn. Papa agrees, but gets excea- mond St, RockvUle. deaiu and daughter. Dart Hill return with the passage of ^ Rl. - SAT. sofnbaH and golf. When akked Gen. Westmoreland areas, and many urban natives, many courses as he wishes, parked'oar owned by George E. ^ Discharged Saturday: Fran Rd., Vemon. jjjje cold front. After a mild day Btreieand were announced Sun- The plot la a meaa, and serves patriotic and Uncle abotri his retirement plana, he particularly Jews, losing their Registration blanks and course sargent, 62 of Somers, police Admitted Sunday: L in d y ces Zebka, 87 SUverwood Rd., today, temperatures will drop LAUNDRY g TILL 9 PJMI. day at the MUHneiy Inatituto only aa an excuse for a lot o f (George Joins him in a brilliant replied 'Tve atwaye promised urban orientation, as varialbaea information are available at reported. The incident occured Warner, Anthony Rd., Tolland; Vemon; Gary Mlcliaud, Tol The Herald’s Vemon bureau back into the low 20s and teens hat style prevlewe for the faah- "bel canto’’ ainglng, which is to ***^« "Suona 1 tromtoe," whi]Tjia mother of Gen. WUIiam of him for SI years. I’m hoping would permit new rearidente to counseling service for adults, failure to list a changed address, by the Instliute, the todustiry’e Btagtand, and the time to the Birth Friday: A son to Mr. St., RockviUe; (3heryl Phelps, united States period. Branches at: 209 North Mato Turnpike In the next act, in a garden, Men’s Choir „ C. Westmorohind, commander and praying he’ll be used in return to the dty to maJnt^n ^ is part of the Eve- Court date is Feb. 1. trade aasociatton. 1850’e Shortly after Charles I their affUlatdons there; and the Lorraine Dr., Tolland; Benja- jggj. when 158 caaes were The normal Wgh and low In East Arturo to heck and Ehvlra en K morning rehearsal for at . _ . . „ some way to bring peace.’’ nlng School. Hospital Note# and Mrs. Robert McCormick, S t and 501 H artford Rd. was beheaded. Oliver Cromwell, Maibthow’e Men’e Choir will be ^ .8. forces in Viet Nam. says fact that changing religious af- min Hanson, 108 Prospect Srt., recorded dally. In the last full the Hartford area during the pe- ters, singing of course. She rec- Ronald Satryb, guidance Admitted Friday: Ann Lyn- Broad Brook. Also Pine Cleaner# Mancheeter David Pelham the Puritan,w is“j;^«„tm running things ng8 r^ for men of the pertoh he was determined to win even flliationa could hold doivn par- Births Saturday A daughter Itook'vUle; Alfred Lud'wig, Tal- y^^j. which figures are avail- rlod Is 86 and 17, New Haven politically, but still meetine re- ognixes Arthur, and even be- . oounselor------RockvUle at RockvUle High burner, High EUlngton; burner, EUlngton; F lorence F loren ce Births saturaay. a oaugnxer cottvUle Rd., Vernon; FYancta V----- o-, . ------57 ^2, and Bridgeport 87 666 Center Street LONDON (AP) — R win be a tlcdpatlon In religious or ethnic evening school prin- Cordtsen, Ellington; Emma to Mr. and Mrs. mvld Bolton, E llington; Gerald ^ ^ atetance from the C a v ia rs , his story shout why he «*«> would Hk» to Join the choir, as a boy and ’ If he ever began Breaks Reported and 23. "three-iUered’ ’ wedding for but work the second and third A Job, he would finish it." organdaatons. j^^nald Kozuch wiU be Elnsledel, 10 Hilltop Dr., Ver- 29 Laurel St, RockviUe; a son Tolland- LllUan Bon- American producer David Pel who were Roman Catholics, and ân off with another woman on devoted to their late king, her wedding eve. On top of all shdftB._ . All . _ ____ interested___ . men are In an interview, Mrs. J. R. Lavtt noted that a survey , ’ ______ham and Princess Farideti In Two Buildings oondwoted in 1963 indicated that Charlie Stuart. this riie goes sane, at lesist ^ Westmoroland said her son “ai- Farohchl Bahhutiari, a oouein of old Garrity or the Rev. J. Clif there were 340 J'owlrii families temporarily. They have a fat ways was a -leader but would ex-Que«n Soraya of Iran. In the second scene w« meet The W.G. Olenney (X)., at 336 In the towns represented. He duet known as "Vlenl fra ford Curtin. listen to the advise of those he Pelham, 40, of Boaton, Miaae., Ellvira and she takes getting Volleyball N. Main St., was broken into stressed, howe'ver, that the- fig questa braocia'’ In which the respected. He never rebelled announced hie engagement Sun used to. During the evening Results of last week’s volley sometime late Saturday or early ures were probetoly conserva- tenor takes a couple of unex about punishment. day to the 23-year-old princeas "be will go Insane a couple of ball games are: Consumers Sunday. Etotrance was gained ■tdve, since the survey was oon- pected high Ds and ends with . "I stressed obedience witti my by prying open a double door in whom ha met while in Iran to times, and recover from each the soprano on a high B-flat Centre, 3, Town Line ftudted on a door-to-door basis. produce a United Nations-spon- attack, turning on and off her children,” she said, "If you the rear of the building. that isn't so unexpected. Auto Body, 0; Chambers Mov “But even with these conserv- acred aim about drug addiction, senses In accordance with the ers. 3, Vemon Steak House, 0; don’t leam to obey, you dra’t A soda vending machine wae aii've figures, the projected pop He said the ceremony wiU music She has to sing. Bven at Some dam fool starta beat- get anywhere to life.” pried and $2 or $3 In change ling a drum, and Elvira is off Three Sons Cleaners, 3, Tol ulation of Jewish families In TOP -take place In London wltMn two outset khe doesn’t seem very land Barbershop, 0; Hayden " I remember once when he was taken. these towns will be about 800 by or three weeks and “wiil be stable. She has a scene with again. Soldiers rush in and ar- A seotion of the front win _____ rest Arturo for hia part to ald- and Mason Insurance, 3, Tol was a Scout patrol leader and the year 2000,” Ijavitt said. VAUDE Ihree-Uered — oiva her uncle, Sir George, in which land Ooimtry Store, 0. he was trying to teach some dow of the Westown Pharmacy, Lavitt added that, “ from a and Cliristiian.’ ’ she first calls bim her tog Queen Henrietta’s eaoape. at 4i99 Hartford Rd., was broken BTAIIFS Three Sons Cleaners remains Cub Scouts,” She said. "One of traffic standpoint, a community father” and then contines to This throws Elvira Into new into sometime between 3:30 and iTIieSDAY & WEDNESDAY spasms, particularly as Arturo ^ first place, the boys didn’t obey. My boy center should be located within Prince Charles address him as “padre mio” so Just picked him up and put him 5:06 ' Sunday fomlng. Michael one mile of the Buckland In- she seems none to bright to be ia sentenced to death on the „ OYO Basketball LONDON (AP) — Prince iq»L St, Matthew’s CTO basket- down in the creek with his Watras of Wethersfield, a pass terohange of Rt. 16.” SPECIALS gin with, and why Lord Arthur clothes on. er by, first reported the window Mrs. Marshal Press of Rock Chailes, back from a LdecMen- Talbot wants to marry her is Just as the execution is to defeated St. Ed- \ stein skiing vacation where sur- bake place, a messenger arrives whrils, of Stafford Springs 48- "Y ou’d think the boy would had been blown out. vUle discussed the potential pro a mystery to me. Patrolman John Hughes grams a certter could run for ICEilTER CUT vlvai was hardly a serious mat But he does. Her toiher, Lord to say that the Stuart forces yesterday in RockvUle. H l^ have resented my boy for thaf, (Cavaliers) have been decisive- • «’ rers were Roger Angelom, but Instead, he adored him and found evidence in the rear of the youngsters. She listed Jew iA ter, leavea Jan. 28 for an Aus- Walton (pronoimced VAHL- ty beaten, and Oliver OomweU ^2 points and Randy Angelonl, my boy never had more trouble store that the building had been cooking, a newspaper, sports, troHan school which teaches tone, since this is Italian opera) students to live In the buto. has granted an amnesty to all points. Michael Currier was with him.” entered. A loss of approximate arts and crafts, summer camp, NOW at Our FURNITURE WAREHOUSE at PINE Corner FOREST ST waints her to maury Sir Rich ly $6 in quarters was reported field trips, and volunteer work PORK Buckingham Palace said the ard Forth (Riccardo Fort, In the followers of Charles I. chosen captain of the team. Mrs. Westmordand, who will by the owner, Abraham Zubrow. as possibliitiee. 17-year-old heir to the Britiah Italian pronunciation) Who is a Elvira isn’t so loony but that ^h* âm wUl play Sacred be 80 to March, said she wanted throne wiU travel on a pkme she understands this, and be- ®f Vemon next Sunday her son to be a physician even “A center would provide a Puritan while Lord Arthur (Ar common meeting ground,” she which will make refueling stops turo) is a Cavalier and a Cath comes sane again. So the opera P-™- to Stafford though “ he was always piavine Springs. Coach Charles TW- ...... Plywood for Snbfloon said. Parents would not worry CHOPS in New Torii, San Francisco and olic. Uncle Georgia says he haa ends with the lovers reunited, soddler.’ where their children were Honctoflu en route to Australia. all sweetness and Hght, and fault urged all residents Inter “ I thought WASHINGTON — W hen interceded on Elvira's behalf he’d be a good nights, and a lot of constructive He'U spend one term of 8H prosuroaJbly ready to raise chil ested In attending the game to doctor,” she said, “but he lUdn’t building a house It’s good prac- I CHOICE. LEAN and gotten papa (the real papa) work could be done. months at Timbertop, the "up to agree to the marriage, and dren Just as unstable as Elvira. Join a motorcade to leave from think so. tlce, federal wood specialists country” branch of Oh yes. ITiat picture at the the Town Hall Sunday at 12:30. say, to use waterproof r’ 1 "There Is a desperate need Direct Factory CARLOAD PURCHASE! Geelong immediately tnunpets announce Her son chose West Point, for a community center. We Grammar School. top is me. (I refuse to say " Tls The team will hold practice for subfloors In rooms whero the arrival of Arthur at the although she said: "He didn’t could start one with two rooms GROUND gatea That boy times things r ’ even though H is more oor- sessions and an exhibition dream he’d ever get into An- dtunp conditions prevail —- such reert grammar.) It’s Just that K»n>e. «ach Wednesday at 7 as kitchens and bath areas. ki some building.” well. napohs or West Point.” Herbert Meister of South LOOK WHATS UNDER THE MATTRESS Football Coach The third scene hsistens the I’m getting older, and whHe I p.m. in the Hicks Memorial She told of vlsltdng him at used gtosees at the time the School gym. Windsor spoke of the possible wedding festivities; pages dis West Point once when he had adult activities a community CHUCK Speaks to PTA play the bridal gifts, sis well as picture was taken, I didn’t wear Boys League forgotten his sword for a dress STANLEY WARNER center could proidde. TO GIVE YOU EXTRA SUPPORT AT NO EXTRA COST! the bridal veil to everybody in them so steadily as I do now The Boys League will meet parade. But, ahe said, her cadet David Wlggln, dirootor of the cast, villagers, townsfolk, and I thought you might as vyCB in the Town Hall, tomorrow son was able to maneuver so ^ AT OUR nSH COUNTER ^ phyoical education tor the Mian- soldiers (who couldn't care know about my advancing age. night at 8 pjn. expertly while marching that no Infirmities and approcufiilng de The FTa will meet tomorrow TATE K N O W Y O U R Chester schools and head coach less), guests in the castle, and one noticed. FRESH SCALLOPS S9c crepitude. night at 8 p.m. in the Hicks HURRY—Ends Tuesday eONriOBNCB of the high school football so on. They toast the betrothed “Nanny” 7;66 M«w«i• team, wiU speak to the High couple after which there is a Memorial School gym. Dr. Tom- “The Reward” 6:16 - 9:35 BARBER No. 1 DRESSED SMELTS i^SSe land Park School PTA follow famous quartet, “A te o caio,’’ ash H. Atoymatan will talk on BRAND. ing a potluok In the school guanmteed to bring down the Viet Town Puts •pedal learning disablllUes of NAMES children. Dante at FOwMOhtlON. itaC. ADVANCED cafeteria Wedneeday at 6:30 bouse LfATtSFACnON pm . A rather mysterious lady la Lid on GI Prices Bulletin Board o/d Bond Hie talk, "Physioal Education introduced to Lord Arthur, who The board of selectmen meet MILLER’S in the Eletnentsxy Schools,’’ will recognises her as Queen Henri- DA NANG, South Viet Nom tomorrow night at 7:30 In the include remaite on the after- etta, widow of the lamented (AP) — Da Nang's mayof Town HaH. RESTAURANT Biant school sports program. Charles, who is being held pris- The executive board of the 10 E. CENTER ST. opened a campaign today to (!) Aooordlng to Mrs. George onet, awaiting trial at the hands Tolland Junior Woman’s dub Box make life a UtUe less exi>ensive IS GOING TO RUN Also ‘THE REWARIV’ Kaita, program chairman, sur o f Cromwell. She tella him will meet tomorrow ifight at to color prise after-dinner entertain ahe’a afraid ahe will end up like tor the thousands of U.S. troops 8 in the home of Mrs. Peggy FILET MIGNON Soon: Disney's staidonod hero. B o a rd -0 -Pedic ment ia planned, to be fallowed her huaband and her father, Pattavlna, WlUie Circle. e v e r y n ig h t “THAT DARN CAT" SUNSWEET by a short butoneas meeting be both of whom were beheaded, One of three - prodamatione issued by Coi. Nguyen Van In addition to the firm comfort of this Gold Bond mattress, you have the extra fore Wiggtn’s talk. and Arturo is horrified. He Is Manchester. Evening Herald F3.75 Fun Course Mothers have been contacted seeking some method to effect Thien, the mayor, set maximum back support of a bedboard built into the box spring. Famous Gold Bond qual prices tor beer, soft drinks, Tolland correspondent, Bette With Shrimp Cocktail ity throughout, including beautiful Lurex-enriched stripe fabric. See this un tor food donattons, and tor fa her escape when In comes El- Qoatrale, tel 875-3846. JUICE QL thers nttendtog there will be a vlrei, dressed in bridal array, hairouta, pedioah ridas and oth beatable value in twin or full sizes I nominal chaiga. and in a kxmy moment she er amenitiea might by the BoMns Americans, inohidtog 38,0(» Mailnee. PRUNE Another proclunaitlon offered Police Arrests a 100,000-plaatar rewatd — EHSTUIDOD for Mattress '.'A N NI 1 ■ -lARTfOBD ).>B The Q a r k ’s FLETGH^ BLASS GO. o r MANCHESTER ahoiA 81,800 — tor Informailoo Stanley F. StogeaU, 48, of 118 88 Nortli St. a TU. dSfr-DOOl about profiteering from gam- M t»n m . ______- ... or Box Spring PRODUCE bitog,faiinr. proaUtuUonmortltutim and Madr * * * » *“ • « « ohasged with "SANDS OF KALAHARI” WILUMANTIC breach o f peace at hia home In orior **When You Think of GUuSy market acflvtttea. Talk about Top of the 6’s I r o M d a s m e s s 6U4S21 A third outtawed the uae of Sunday morning. The charge with Stuart Whitman • • • A best bet for a tip-top |>cnM G,uanioeeia Think of Fletcher** toralgn namM on burineaa ea- came as a roauR of a domeehc Stanley Baker - at 8:00 dinner to ’66 ia to select a tebiiafamenta, a hkrw at the diatuihance. He ia scheduled Phis: *HEACH BAU,” sample from our imaginative Paniel Guamaccto Is pn^rietor GRAPEFRUIT 5 hanky tanks that have spruag to appear to court Jan. 24. to color —. Edd Byrnes HMU. Epicurean dioloea. a t the Parltade Barber Shop up to cater to the Amerteaa Chris Noel A The Sapremes Ranged every day, moetiy where he and four other bar 54 McKEE STREET 6:80 - 10K)0 88 - 84 range. a O R ID A trade. bers provide fast, efficient serv- 11-YEAR DIBHAY DI8CZX>8BD WED. An initial check cf three aa. OPEN EVERY DAY toe to their patrons. TUR ENCLOSURES ft SHOWER DOORS FAlRRnSU> (AP)— “Dtemay "THE CINCINNATI KID” lJUIGY ORANGES locna ahowed a rOuctanoa to tÔBchoon—OinBer—SplHto 5 from S2S.00 to $45.00 aell bear at Om praaeribad price and regret with the bacty and B e was bom In Hartford and W GUARANTEE of 16 ptaotMB — 80 centa. One unprofew tonal conduct of St. attended Hartford Schools, to Compare af John’B Unlvaraity adminiatra- WASmO AND CUANS Nmr la the ttoge to bring tat your senena to tw rnpatniil | bartender aald ha was out of 1936 he attended Vauglm’s Bar beer, an wwnual altuatlan in Da tton" waa expressed Seturday Storm window glasa replaced. ber School and after graduar ___-WOU $59.95 Nang. TIm othcia ohargkl the__ by the Fairfield UMvecaity obap- tlon he worked In barber shiâ FRESH SPINACH 1 0 - o c . b o g nonnaly Mgliar prtro of ataot ter cf the Ainariean âaoclallcn AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 80 ccota a boMa. « IMvariity Prafaaeora. in the greater Hartford area imtU 1954 when he opened his O LONG EAiSY TERMS WnWAAlir-^KO. OF 4 ______H ia chapter aald to a atota- GLASS FURNITURE TOFS tnent that Ito membara “ deplore awn atu^ to Hartford. the summary dtonlaaal of facul SOO CmtterM Planned to 1960 he oaine to Manches Free OPEN DAILY 9 te 9— SAT. fill t TOMATOES p k # .. ty manhaia by the 8t Jehn’a 2 MIRRORS (niaplMi ami Dm) WaNTBR HAVlWr. Fto.-An- ter to hia brother at the IM veniiy pdralntotiatton." Parfcade Barber Shop and later Delivery ootnoeoMiit of a onmimartty H m Near Tcclc C2ty advatally became aole owner. A U -rw ro M RIOTyRE FRAHMG (all lypw) mentad beaMfa center here Mat baa bean atiuefc by the Ubitad ton was ths second of 500 to Fedeiallan c f OoUege Tearticra, Mr. Guamaccia 1# married ID RPPLES ta F WINDOW aid FUTE GLASS 700 such fcdocally anainttMl xnAJIO, penmtkn mmAU. a"H live# with his wife Made- 4 3 canjnaa •qpaatad to ha buMt hy aal cf M toaohaw duriag Oatat- BURNSIDE at 27 Oreaawood Street; 1 8 7 0 . V

MANGHES^FEB e v e n in g H E IU in , MANCiBDBSTEB, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY lp> 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1666 PAGE EtVS Amatlcaa to laara Wa a p ^ Science Shrinks in Iron T rian^ Jaycees Name craft to a g t o , apandtay a toto- 'Negotiations Expected EkBlk'SfftcUimt tttas oolalda Oamtol 4 on Jtme New Way Without Surgery Dine Speaks to Students Optetaiiding Mm S. A aattva o f San Antonio, Tea., TrasM t — 1 ^ WUto ana an aaqparlmaafal teat i ^ r m iu , O ku. • » pOot bedora bia aeiaction In IMS Stops Itch-ReKev«9 Pain »ers. Tunnels Slow U.S. Action On Retailing as a Career New Wilson Terms ARTHUR URUR ■a an aatronant, Kmm Taak.^ It- »Y. «laaMwl a - i * » - r re iv e ___the_ ____ ae Mietaeeb tba» aatheera aa ttw P p tbk and o t« » Aqr I estwlahleg etataariete Hks ■PBee .Philip Dloo, miiiBsger of i^ndttstton, the eouraee wHl b4 LAP I VM ■Isaac trandi Abeat M» paida Ant »deiie« femd have eeaaed ta bs a praMeaH’* I hcmliiiS rabftuiee witt Dbus* A Bale’s aad *h*iwnnn of retnstltutsd .. taU pftor a ^ > ksM Mnmiem loa«, Mddan nndar brakh aad A aCroB ta ajpana-am aaioag Tbe eserst Is B new btaltag eeh- nux. To Offer Rhodesians traaa. It waa auiikjr* Ih a fow b c I and itea 1 ttoaa aaiaadfiy Uft. Jayoaae aa HSlBir ablUty ■tasM (Bie4>ymft) dlsssvnj toe Retail Division of the Man- about tour years. life In Rhodesia has not been • jl i M d n M o««r ft BMM e< age ftMttam that had aaeapad T f # ‘ Blood Program rkeids, atop itchinf, a»d relieve LONDON (AP) — Britteh H w trancfa ana tbt feat daatp. ■ wSiM-fasMSS leaaaash iasUtate. Chester C h am b ^ Commerce, disturbed seriously so far and anMk and Vlat bondw er Maattog hgr air for aiinuuflmi In a ) iwgalanflbig young man of iMA p«ia _ withovt ■nrfery- __ This sMstsssp is new svaiUlil« Prime Mlntater Harold WUaon la Baaxy O n# f aat aloof tba bot fa eeee after rate, T . ..w . w iffjk e an elective lo r Junlora that the Smith re$;ime la firmly « n by toa eontnOoddUMatoapItal. - - U m rattKMPg •HMhsi'A Topic of Talk ■■ppiitlenr er etaisiesi reported preparing new terms (Mir iBrtiaaiMaai jMt «N«i o< tom ana a atap on arWch atrUiaa wara aat on reUevins peln, eetod rednetlon f»rm wm a ^ on *Tleta^ Aa A b* prerequisite to tbe th ey «X naOy toil am y for ftia o f Naataus, If. H ., waa p a m lg» aader tbs. I jf ray wniis JW. Career” at a apeclal assembly to offer the rebeBioua Rbodealan In power. jbaipaiiootara oodtd ralae 19 Dr. Richard E. Nfcbotoon of course M distribitUve educatidn, According to doee assodatea, GLOBE tlM MIbdb Rt««r. badMd down banann traaa, women « d bUd.” mU ona OS. tbd by polio ubHi ba was ntns Atafidngi for Intereeted sophamores and government. The Rhodeelan tM pOak and s fiw and lira, flien drop baidc ondar HaitCocd will apeak tonight at to be taken tn the senior year. regime la reported ready to Wilson appears to be thinking of laaviBg n flamtag wnka. •1 hope aoma day toa yn taidar yaaxB old. Moar Si, flhiuwt nw a' 8 at a meeWag of toe Ladies jiuiiors tomorrow morning dur For next year only seniors Travel Sanleej -lo a n knaar «ha ing the X period in Bailey Au negotiate. a caretaker administration for AH day anfpaia were beard stand what wa are Irytag la do n epaclal typan iUft* wfUoli bs cf 8t James at St James' who wish to pariictpate In the A natarark o f tunnela flowed ditorium of toe hlgî school. WIHson files today to Lagoa, Rfaodeala composed of eminent but not aecn. tow oMHans barn." aotivate wlto bia tohgUA. School haft. He is medtoel di- program may r i^ ti 905 MAIN STREET for the Mtgaat and mat from toa trench to onUylng mm- A <■!«,. • !.« « ,, u. Nigeria, In an attempt to con politldans and probably includ cMneyun emplacamenta and that had aundvad in wbM ton Tba' apaea walkar is B dw ar^ ;reotor of healto servtee for toe courses ^concurrently; “ • “• ing •ome members of toe 643-2165 goua V.S. opanMon of Ilia war Oommunlebi oaM a ‘Hbanted mmM i which outlines opportunities ta vince restleaa Oommonwealto antiaircraft pita. » fw a H.. Whita n wte waa Oormectiout Mutual lAfe In- ^toniora Ueetlng Astributtye . membera that tala Rtaodesian present regime. to Vtat Nam. aona" aaantod to have diaap- Pear Traa for CMss along with touaw Han b A tbe mushrooming field of retail Authorixed agent ta 'Mas- An Amartoan oomtat loroa of Por ovary riflaman toera waa Buranoe Oo., B aitford. He wiH education will have their sche This adminiatration would act pearad myatartoualy. merchandising, will also be policies are to aigtat at auoceaa. L cheater for all Alrltaaa,^ nonw AOOO paratroopara, ioftoi- a amaU cave dug in the back W A w a N cn cM e immA. Qharix Pentad 3ti apeak on *iOannaetlcnt'B Unique dules arranged so they may at- Peter BeseeU, a Liberal mem aa a council of advisers to toe Otoars dtad Ara pceaMonflM riiown. Railroads and Steemeh4?' trpman and aaftSaipmen ana to wall of toe trench wMcta they pyiod waa ooohlng in ftra> soma new kind of omsnwntal Stood Program.” REPEAT s i s classes in the morning and ber of toe House of Oommons, governor. Sir Humphrey Glbba, Lines. press iwcretacy,Bai D. Moyers, Tha program has been plan- «a n v «v a ^ »*Bt montof on coidd slip into whan under ar- pl*Ma» pear tree that’s idaal for planU IRm speaker baa been af- ned by*” adkey Cohen, occupa- hold paid part-time joto in lo- returned from Rhodesia and wtM Britain insists is the only tliia bambooorred, Irtanfdtor- tlllery or air bombardment Bleyoias lay across pallis. taig along dty streets has bean Sen. Fred R. Banfs, D- eight yeara and is currently mlnlstratlon. portunlty to apply their know- ttona wlto Britain. BeaaeU aald tions could be held under a new down 10 or X feet to under cators Arthur B. Thmer of bOd- Tba apottar pilot did not ton ground commend bunkers that Tban a woman wss apottad sdantlsU for oas in this serving ae Its cbalrman. He was Accordlng to Obhen, the aa- retailing techniques, three other British lawmakera oonaUtutlon. to aae it. A wed ocnceaiad Vlat rlaliig out of a tmmeL A soldier If one is planted, land, Mkli.,:;.a|sd Ftsdcclrik P. Ohaimssn o f toe Greater Hiart- r e m n a n t s o f the BEST In FABRIC BACKED sembly will be a first step to in- work-study program bra who visited the central African could bold 10 men. WUddon qf .M i^ egg Oony anttafreraft gun abot down As the troopa puriied deeper dsslisd towurd bar and sbe vsa- theraH be no pears; if a row, fm d Chapter o f toe Red Croas terest pu{^ In electing courses the backing of toe Chamber of territory with talm agree that producer BbpA BcldiWta Adams Ilia plana. O a t io ^ ana rearr- Into toe plantation, they ceaUtpd Mied. Several other ooldlegi tbereTl bs pssss, but no taugor Mood program for five years. PLASTIC. In all colors, pieces Vz yard to ^yards. to Distributive Bducatlwi and Commerce end the btisiness- talks Bhould be opmied quickly Susan Hayward’s reported toot dvlkans popped in Jr. cd JataSen, Itlan, and ,ared by taeUooptor. they were on top of an under tban ebsrriss. He be* been associated wUh Salesmanshi’p.in their programa men who will be hiring students. to prevent the coUapae of Rho- WHICH IS THE Mid out of turtneie, and chil Broadway cowapossi? lyricist Jer- NAUGAHYDE, DURAN, Etc. V a ^ to $6.95 h i JUat an boor bedora toe boya ground guerrilla camp. They OomMOttout Mutual 18 years of studies for next year. Cohen underscored the need by desia'a economy. Husband, 57, Dies B em an . COLDEST opewtton bayan, toa U.8. traopa encountered four more of these drens footprints lod toward MATOB CAUGHT ry since coming to this area from Offered for students jdan- noting that about 40 per cent Wilson was expected to tell They wIR bsj honored at an per yd. REM NANT PIECES from 44« yd. Ideal and toa Vleinamaea toroea in Intricate trench-tunnel net them. FBOafOX, Aril. (AP) — The Texas. He is a graduate of nlng to terminate their formal of an occupations are in re tha conference of Common FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. STATE ? swards' o a tm a i Jan. 14-U In toa area ware told wtod tma works, linked together anallcr V ls tn a m ss s tatarprstare city’s crackdown on Mogal ad- Thxes Unlveraity and TUlane for hassocks, chairs, benches, bars, fables, car education iqxm Ugh achool tailing or anted fields. wealth prime mlnlstera today (AP) — The husb€ind of actress St Pax^ Iran. Amertoan aoiin tootn defense lines. riXNitsd, "Cams cut. We woftt vstttaiag sipis oaugbt Mayor Medical Ooftege. IBs post grad that toe Rhodeelan economy Is Susan Hayward, attorney-busi ■hoot you.” There was no re Milton Oraham. City inspeotoie Ch^nit made uae of private uate training was at the Grad being badly hurt by the oil em toraa baaea, aacli SO miias ‘TC the VC had stayed" said door panels, car seats, Etc. nessman Floyd Eaton Chalkley, sponse. noMod an appHence store of tutoring to devdop Ms writing uate Hoepital of toe Univer Derailed Cars SpiU Over at Bainhridge, N,Y, bargo and toe ban on tobacco apart, bayato to oonvarye at one infantryman,” It would died Sunday after a brief ill Riot oontral gas was pot ipto which Oraham Is part owner style and baa had several arti sity of PennaylvBiila, Phlladel- Two Area Men Appointed Two persons were killed Saturday when these cars of a 77-car Delaware A and sugar trade Imposed by iiiidiiigto FMdagr on toa Viat have been a fight like in toe his Z Convciil©iit IjOCMtIonse DowntowH ttbfai Bfc 8Bd B m I ◄ ^ ness. He was 66. Oony temtoiy X mSea noito- toe tumieto with grenadee and that It has too many signa out cles and ahmt stories pObUriied. ptoia, and Bellevue Hospital, Hudson freight train jumped the tracks at Bainbridge, N. Y. The dead Britain. tory books of World War L We were Chalkley, a native of Wash waat of Saiyon. F m o h and migbty-mite pumpa to Iluah out fron t His autobiography, "Not Tto New York OMy. He wes a flight To City Study Committee residents of a nearby home which caUght fire and burned after being demol He was not expected to dls- ington, D.C., was a former VletnamaBa fotcaa irara never never would bave gotten out of toe ctviUana. “ If toe rign Is wrong, we’H Doubt,” was pubhriied In 19M. surgeon in the Army Air Force dloee his terms for a setQenient fh« landing aooe." ished by one of the derailed cars. The town’s civic building (upper right) con agent for the Federal Bureau of able to panatrata it aueoaBBAAIy. Then people began to respond. take ears, of tt,” Orriiam said. Vhlte, X, became toe first during World War H. yet. They would be announced Inveatlgatlon. He owned an au Tbe battalion’s advance be KARTFOBO (AP)—T wo Oon- Committee to Study the Dredg taining jxilice and fire departments, was damaged. (AP Photofax)______within two three weeks," A k n y convoy of beaivy tanka, ing of toe Ocmneoticut River at tomobile agency In Carrollton, came psinataWng and dangar- neotlcut legiSlaiive leaders an sources said. armored penonnat oaniata, were State Sen. Gustave Carlson Oa., where he and the actress and tracks toaded wMh troopa of oua. Sniper fire erupted, and the L nounced Seiturday toe names of Wilson may also tell African Viet Oong seemed to be aU of IQUingworth, and State Rep. leaders he Is ready to turn up lived. the lat todantry IXvIaton left membera of a 24me(mber com Franklin A. Fuller of Suffield. Lynd Says Hanoi Doubts BOY SCOUT around. the heat on the wWte minority They were married in 1987, toeir base near Saiyon during mission to study toe feasibUity Doocy appointed State Sen. One Communist aharpabooter regime with tougher penalties three years sifter Miss Hay toe nlgbt headed north- Charles Alfano of Suffield, and Notes and Neibs The Coldest or The Warmest with a carbine fired on toe lead and need for metropoHtan gov that could Include a ben on all ward’s divorce from actor Jeaa weat to tba Vntnanieea ranyer State Rep. James Hartnett of Sincerity of Peace Efforts State, before Yon Travel platoon. A bullet pierced a aol- ernment in OanneoUcuL trade. Barker. ChsJkley was divorced trainlny oentar deep in Viat Windsor. Troop 47 Anywhere, Be Sore To Ck> dler's hornet, spun around his Stats Sen. Fred J. Doocy, NEW YORK (AP) — Yale Viet Nam, and could be jailed Since Smith declared Rho from his first wife in 1980. Oony terittory near 'nung Lap. ’They wlM serve with John N. Protected with Our Low-Oost Ameitoan and New Zealand head and stuck in toe helmet senate president pro tempore, Prof. Staughton Lynd, who for five years or fined $6,000 for Members of Boy Scout Troop desia independent Nov. 11, Wil Kane of Hartford and Michael going without government i>er- 47 of South Methodist Church BEAL TREE FAKE TRAVEL-ACCIDENT IN artiUery took poattions in toa liner. The man was nearly and Rep. J. Tyler Petteraon, Sartori of Windsor Locks. made an unauthorized 10-day son has resisted African de area and began filing at dawn. acslped. Wlto blood streaming bouse speaker, also announced mission. The government has participated in a camping trip mands to go beyond economic RENO, Nev. (AP) — A tree SURANOE! Phone 649-4668. ... The committee's function is to trip with two others to North not miulo known what action, if grew in Reno — in the ettcloaed down bis face, he walked to aa this R a te Don H Wait! to the Knights of Pythias Lodge sanctions and use Britain’s mili The State U Alaska. At toe sama Uma a ilact of appointments to two other review the feasibility of dredg about M b*tVooptere started to ambulaace belioopter. groups—toe Middlesex Bridge Viet Nam. says conversations any. It wlU take. in Cheshire last weekend under tary might to crush toe rebel courtyard in toe new City Hall. ing the Connecticut River be the direction of Henry LaCha- But it died. ferry several battaliooe of toe ArUBeiy was called against and Port Authority and toe tween Hartford and the Massa there convinced him “ that Their trip was sponsored by lion. pelle, scoutmaster. Government sources say that Now, workers are dressing lat Infantry, toe iTSrd Airborne the sniper, but when toe battal- Oammiitee to Study Dredging of chusetts border. A report Is due many ingredients of an honora Viet Report, a monthly maga Clarence H. Anderson other Rhodesians are ready to the dead tree with artifical Brigade, and the Royal Auatiav ioo bad moved another 100 the Oonneotlcut River. by F«h. 1, 1967. The 1966 Gen ble solution exist.” zine critical of U.S. Viet Nam First aid problems and field form a government in coopera leaves to see how it looks. INSURANCE Han Rayiinent Into poaltiona yards he opened up again from Doocy and Patterson were eral Assembly allocated $1,000 Lynd and Thomas Hayden, a policy. exercises were conducted by tion with the British, replacing ” H It looks good enough, we AOEN C Y, I N C . y ^ from wUefa they could fan out to a. hole and klUsd a man. Later authorized by toe 1966 session for expenses. founder of the Students for a Aptheker did not join In the 8 Robert VonDeck, troop advisor. btock oft toe triangle. be harasaed the rear. of toe General Assembly to Democratic Society, joined in 000 word typed statement by Jack Prior Jr. and Jack Prior Smith’s regime. However, news may not even replace the tree,” The wide and swampy Saigon Another Viet Oong popped up Open a S. B. name 12 members eexto to the that statement at a news confer Lynd and Hayden, although he Sr. conducted a five-mile hike dispatches and reports of some said dty Manager Joe Lati- 74 E. CENTE’R ST River north of toe area waa from a bole and threw a gre metoopoUtan study gpxxip. ence as they arrived at John F. said he agreed generally with it. for second class candidates. poUtdcal observers suggest that mors. oloaad to aU ttafSe. JjaaOtpenk- nade at two aokUera only 10 feet Included in the appointments Draft to Press Kennedy International Airport Lynd and Hayden said their Outdoor winter games were also ate from haheoptera sent toa away. One waa killed, the other were John J. Shea of Manches Sunday night. trip did bring “significant cla held. Saturday night’s program maasage to bldhig Vlat Oong crumpled with many wounds. ter, and State Sen. Franklin College Students They said North Viet Nam rifications” of North Vietnam Included a campfire, song ses and toeir oiviUan eupportaia. R A guerrilla hidden In a tunntf Welles of Talcottville and the Communist-led National ese attitudes, although they did sion and ghost stories. After ir s so EASY TO SHOP AT aald anyone trying to luwlgata detonated a claymore mine that INVESTMENT Doocy’e appointments in- FT. BTEJWART, Ok. (AP) — Liberation Front — the Viet not return “with a dramatic Sunday church services conduct toe river would ba abot. ed by the scoutmaster, the smashed Into an American mov riuded Robert KllHan, and Wil Belective Service directors Cong — in South Viet Nam re concession or exquisite peace Cbia large bouseboat aet out ing down a trail. He waa killed scouts broke camp. liam Glynn, both of Hartford; meeiting here over the weekend quire as a condition for negotia feeler. Ita m 8,000 feat ig>, troops In toe on the gpoi. Robert B. Berger of Hazardvllle, tions “ an unambig;uou8 deci William Palmer and Jack Pri held varying views on how to fill first swarm o f heUooptara could The battalion command poet John F. Phelan of Waterbury, sion” by the United States to or (xmducted the central mess, SERVICE saa savaral paraona faverlafdy settled down for hinoh In what Mrs. Rita Kaunitz of Westport, higher draft quotas, but several withdraw its troops from Viet 364 Cars Available with Chester Kiellck, steward, pnddBng to gat mtm m>ead in charge of the cooking. they thought was a secure area. SAVINGS ACCOUNT Joseph Tocher, Jr., of Stamford, agreed it’.s gtxlng to get rougher ‘ Nam. ftom toa motorpowared boat. FLINT, Mich.—Amerlwm au- The next troop activity will be Snipers snîped at them from WUUem Lee Miller of New Hav tor the college student. However, toe statement said, Uka aagles, armed hekeop- en, Mlario MogszUlo of East to manufacturers began the a Charter and Award Night and IS yards sway. The men dived “We’re going to have to put they appear willing to offer the tara swooped down on toe tar Into Viet Oong bidea and O-ra- Haven, Sahina P. Tamborra of of.tA. run with 384 different pas- potluck on Feb. 8. for parents get. Before toa boat reacîad toe screws on toe students,” United fiotts q;>llled in all dlreollmu. Norwi^k Eugene McOabe of . iT senger models, 16 more than at and family of troop members, iridatream aplaabes tram mar said Tennessee Director Arnold freedom in Choosing how to production.------Pursuit of the guerrillas was New Haven, State Rep. Joseph Malone. “We will either make demonstrate by concrete steps efaina-gun buiteta' oaugbt i t The B. BiKkley of Ansonia and State That’s not a record, however. In Del Insko led the harness discouraged by hundreds of good students or good soldiers that this decision has been craft fkntad free with toe our- Ben. John F. Pickett Jr., of 1928, when there were 44 makes drivers at Yonkers, N.Y., dur wires with booby traps at out of them.” made.” rent. The angina bad atopped Middletown. of U.S. cars, a total of 621 mo ing 1965 with 79 viotories in MAIN ST MANCHESTER and three bodice toppled kAo tached, concealed holes Uned Earn The statement said toe Hanoi He said draft needs will bave Paitenson named State Sen. dels were offered. 668 starts. toe muddy water. with racor-aharp spokes, and to be met through a tightening regime doubts the sincerity ol Morgan McGuire of North Ston- The beltoopten eonUnued on land mines. of college deferments and low U.S. peace efforts and questions over toe bomblom jungles on The sight of a comrade wlto Ington, State Sen. Franklin ering requirements. He said U.S. alms in South Viet Nam. Welles of Talcotville, State Rep. toe northern bank of the river. Ms Umbe tom by an exploding Tennessee ordered its first mar "The North Vietnamese do Thomas F. Dowd Jr., of Trum- The Oommuniat abarpebootera booby trap made toe Americans ried men called up tWa month. not trust an offer to negotiate huH, State Rep. Hugh Jones of toem that bad plagued pUota for wary. They tiptoed as if walking “ I tliink we all recognize toe unconditionally,” it added. GuUtord, State Rep. Nicholas A. FF1SUN6 LONELTt yam were quiet, apparently on egga for toe next quarter of benefit to toe nation of leaving a “They wonder if the United Lenge of West Hartford, Paul ailenoed by toe many BU an hour. i i man In college as long as we Britt of East Hartford, Martin States is searching for peace or strlkea of reoent montos. Most of tbe area had been hit can,” said Lt. Gen. Edward W. Annual Brookings of Hartford, Mrs. Wil mainly attempting to soften its But aa Boon aa toe taeUoopteni by Mg bombs, inchidtag soms Wise, toe Louisiana director. He tram BSas. Yet several tunnels liam C. Dunn of East Hartford, Image before negative public reached toe aoutoem bank said every eMort would be made Sale dug K feet into toe ibek-bard W. Parker Dwelley, Jr., of opinion abroad and at home,” amaA arms fire apat from toe to leave qualified students in day soil did not give in —- even Ridgefield, John H. TOer of Lynd and Hayden said. vikagea, paddy ftahla aad ptan- college, “ but what Is rapidly mder direct bits. The Viet Oong Farmington, John Q. Tllson, Jr., “They want to be sure that of Bras taticos below. happening Is that we are run enter toeae deep mtae-Uke shel- i PER of Hamden, and John J. Shea of the United States has finally Ona belioopter was bit aad ning out of manpower.” tera by rapes, Hks nMUntsla Manchester. abandoned any plan to make and Girdles phanmeted into a field of tapio ANNUM He said it is necessary to re dlonlbera. South Viet Nam a military base ca. As it dropped toe bladea The oommlssicn’s function is examine deferments for ooUege The baCtaUon swept Sunday to review the entire field of for the United States In South oenUaued rataftng aad kept it students. east Asia. from craahing. Another beUoop- through what once betd been a regional government, whirii in North OaroUna Director WU- “Tbey want to know if the ter reaoued toa troopa and crew garden spot of Viet Nam. Two volves towns Joining together in generations of Communist guer bem H. MoOachren said Wa United States has clearly on board. a combined government. rillas bad fortilled toe area. state has been relatively tight decided that Viet Nam should Aa toe aaaault beUooptere eet It was directed to report a Decades of bombing and on Student claaBificatioaB “ and be united rather than parti down, toe aokkem aaw that ev scorched saitb warfare by specific long-range program and we are getting ttghter.” ery auRoundlng htdlding was on a schedule of specific recom- tioned,” they said. French, Vlstnaonese and MMr He said Ws oflloe is oonsM- Lynd and Hayden said they fire fram air atrikea that had mendations, with a time sched eiing a plan to grant defer- Juat ended. A field of unharveat ule, to toe General Assembly, talked with Premier Pham Van menta ofdy to students taking Dong of North Viet Nam who ad itoa blaaed; toa draft of toa by Jan. 16, 1967. An appropria enough hours to graduate within many rotor bladea fanned toa Person To Person tion of $80,000 waa tÔocaltd by told them the United States had a normal period. “That will not contacted Hanoi directly nor ■» flamea 00 feet high. From an ar toe AasemMy to cover Oommis- take care of fifth and sixth year The troopa niahed to toa peri ■ion expeneee. contacted North Vietnamese ticle by Rob boys In college.” he said. ambassadors in other capitals Get together with someone you love by Long Distance. meter of toe landing sons to Doocy’s appointments to the Alabama Director Glenn CMr- ert UpdegrafC since President Johnson epoke ward a long«bandoned rafaber Mlddisxex Bridge and Port autiv lee and Georgia's director, CM. It’s the next best thing to being there. The Southern m A dverti Withdrawals may be made on 90 days notice. of knocking on any door Dec. 20. plantation. A few sniper ahoto ority Included John W. Bradley Harry O. SmlUi, also said they ser's Dig^ “To those with whc»n we New England Telephone Company. cracked aad kicked up duat, but cams tola in Subject to r^rolstions in effect from time-to-time. o f OromweH, John J. Oooney of favored calling all available lY the Americans paid little heed. teresting tn- PortiazMl, Ronald J. Mhridiam men before college rtudents. spoke in (North) Viet Nam, it As toe first troops reached the forpiation: of Duiham, and Donald L. Thay Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershay, ai^>ear8 that the United States plantation they pulled up short "Wbatevw ita of Middletown. director of the Selective Serv knocks on aU doors except the doors of whom It is fighting,” Before them waa a Viet Oong origin. Irrita C om e in, write or phone 649-S203 for Details! Xtatterson named John. V. ice, met with directors from defense Hne such aa they bad tion burnsi Alabama, Aritansas, Georgia, they said. nervous ener-1 Anderson of Portland, Seward never batore enoouateied — a F. Hull of Clinton, Harold Florida, Loutslena, Mtoalssippl, The Premier also denied there Day In . . Day Out . . gy at a pro-1 were any North Viet Nam dlgtoiu rate—I Strickland of Middlefleld and North Carolina, Oklahoma and 3 or 4 times I WUham Walsh of Middletown. Puerto Rico in toe first of three troops In South Viet Nam, they WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES RANGE faster than ItstewaitJo 'TMs oommittee is to study reglonel Oonferences. said. About 90 persons at toe air AMI la consumed advlsihildty of building a new "Ttols is not a decMon confer by working — and reduces our bridge across the Oonneotlcut ence,” Hershey said of toe port met Lynd, 36, Hayden, 28, FUEL OIL value accordingly. When wa River______at Middletown and to re- closed-door session. He said a and Herbert Aptheker, 60, a train ourselves to ignore Irrl- port findings and recommenda- decision on Increased manpower theoretician for the Cfommunlst ON PRESCRIPTIONS GASOLINE tattoos we are on toe way to S. B. M. Regular Saving Accounts making our nervous system our toons to the Oeneal AssemWy by needs for Viet Nam will be party who also made the trip, . . . resulting in meaningful ally.” Guess we’ve all experi next Dec. 31. made after two otoer region^ The trip defied a State De- enced toe truth o f that . . . earn INSTANT DIVIDENDS Named by Ratteraon to tt>e conferenceo. partment bani on travel to North $aving» to you every day! and one way to conserve nerv BANTLY OIL ous energy Is to do business -4- N o tqia and downs In your Prescription ( OMl* \ N^ , INC. only wlto firms who serve you costa — no “dlocoonto” today, “Regular , II M \1\ SI UM'.r by the Golden Rule, aa we do. from DAY of DEPOSIT piicea” tomorrow! 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PAGE SEVEjj[^ MANCHESTER BVENINO H IB A ID , MANCHESTER, G0NN„ MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1966 MANC31ESTEE ET3SNING HBIUhlD, K A lltm a lm t, OONlCa HONOATa lANUABir 1«. Open Forum Inside Crowell'Bard OEORGE N. draUar. to ttat la wUch W ^leaB aad Eaton-Reynol(]s fc'fi *Good Pe«g>le’ Hm C n r M n m a iK ptewod UmommIf m To toe Editor, u tlM proper eorten o f power aad ro- Report loss AxtaM Aonle Marie The Manchester Welfare De CONVERSE Sfitttttt0 If^raUn ■ponalbUlty. and plapod, ocoa^onaBy, at i tram Bage •) Bard and Rdbait O. Crowall, partment would like to thank beinff peaoeinakeis. both ol ICtaebMdar. wars unit the people of Manchester who PAINTiNil AND o«a 00.. nia So one winds np nnaUe to lajoct any toirtbsRBort, Hop. Xaivla ed In marriage Saturday at St. so‘kindly assisted In our efforts LO M of WlsoonHii. a leadfaic to make the holidays a happy aritan goods whlch mislit efOhw ftoas _. ___-JD80« BofMdiliooa qwkeamaa on mUl- Brtdget'a Church. time for those in our care. Aa DECORATMfi . jt.>B B GOaOW Taabkent, and alao itnabk to eaeape the tM y aCWm, is csuttoailng Re The bride la k daughter of usual, the grood people of Meui- FULLY INSURED 1' - Oetolivr 1. lan. feeling tbat no real fundamental pain publican Oongrsasmsn not to Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Bard of (diester, in their generosity, GaU 6 PJa^ - 9 PJfi. can possibly come from such reeatalH ______Brenr BradnK Bxo«i>t Sondar* eiMi>elM «M FemMomt’s bomb 73 Mather St The bridegroom made tMs pow- ment said. .jttohara Rapreaantatlyea - duct of toe man who was reelected tory of Defense Robtof McNa length veil of French Illusion The start of a new year Jienra Special Aaoscy — Mow Tork, Ou- mara’s top asMstant) to become wes ampged from a crown of PASTORS LIVE LONGER if the traditional time to" 0, Dotinit and Boaton.______President, behavior and acUon more ex make reaolutioni. W e take No. 2 man under Sargent Sfariv- seed peoile and 8eer- The (Kiuple lives at 303 M ari Moynihan, former Asststant Sec Mm . Bard wore a iravy wool KINGSTON, N.Y. (AP) — ■naUest, most pitiful kind of gain in we certainly don’t like that big brother tormed toe ceremony. lyn Court, Manchester. retary of Labor and author of drees with red accessories. The King* - Bum ford Four persons were killed in a best thing to being there. The Southern New England iMMid, even though it seemed funda- Nature Study By Joseph Satemle the famed report (xi the Negro bridegroom’s mother wore a Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Bum- head on crash of two (»rs near prying, indexing, cross-referencing and family, and Oail Kaysen, tor- ford of 58 Summit St. an Telephone Comoanv. mentaBy no sure gain at alL computer-filing which goes along with beige crepe drees wMh brown here late Sunday. mer WMte House aide for inter- nounce bite marriage, on I>ec. All the occupants of (H ie oar, There are two of these debatable R. But, in any ease, why should we buy THE BEAUTY OF WINTER aoceesorlwB. Both wore ooraegea Ecumenical Cooperation natlionel affairs. of aweetheant roaee. 10, of toelr daughter, Patricia members of one family, were queeOonable gains on view In the af- or condemn Candidate Reagan on such a • • • Bumford, to Brian J. King Jr., A receptton for 100 wee held killed and the (blver of toe oth tennath of Tashkent. slim and unreliable basis as toe phrases In one of Ms tost acts os a son of Brian J. King of East at toe Army-Navy Club. For a er (gar was injured. First, the leadendilpo of India and he himself selects for his campaigning? Continues into New Year poUUolan, Sen. Leverett Safinn- Hartford and toe late Mrs. State poll(jo Mated the four Pakistan have Indeed faced each other, sbaH of Massachusetts displayed motor trip to the Pooono Moun Audrey King. He may seem, to toe cynical long dis NEW HAVEN (AP)—’The ar and Man’s Need tor World Com killed were Ignace PletrosW, 66, thougfa grudgingly, and have Indeed Inside Report toe tMrflt and honesty of a New tains, Pa., Mirs. Crowell wore a Wifflam DeHan of 26 W est- tance observer, to be a neo Birch So Jimmy munity.” winter wMte wool drees with and Ms wife, Helen, 48 and Hen some to enough of an agreement to rival of 1966 brought no slacken England Yankee. mUiBter Rd., Jiwtioe o f the peace, ciety conservative trying to pose as a Marvin The Torch The United Church was filled biack acceoaories. The oouple ry PetrozW, 87, and Ms wife, make the meeting seem worth while. by ing of the esbaln tlimed to (XK^rate in interfalth tion campaign. When Sattonstall School. She is a txxdriceeper at o f Blast H artford were toe at have edged back from the brinks of NE!W YORK, Jan. 10 — The “ Gangsters,** he salcL *T Is going to be troubled.” Then Richard Cardinal CusMng, Arch- (3rand-Weuy at toe Mancheoter State poUce said toe four were do we know toe candidate isn’t likely impair declining morale in the to President Kennedy. services. announced hds retirement, he tendants. Guests Included toe last summer. mantle of civic responsibility wouldn't even kx>k at a gang Oolcly opened Ms eyes. “I paid « * • bishc/p of Boston, had spoken Shopping Parkade. Mr. CroweU on their way home to Bedford, to take Into himself toe very qualities ster if he passed me in toe my insurance man all up.” Ceoitral IreteHigence Agency The Most Rev. Fulton J. promptly returned the |6>000 — parents of toe bride and her sis Westchester 0>unty, N.Y., after The fact that they promise this with and policies he undertakes to attack amd was reaching out to touch every Preliminary drafts tor the Re- last month. plus another |6eace off«i- toe Faith, was preceded in the of the (3eneral Assembly of the ArixtxiaOalitoTnia border and -wall doesn’t laet two minutes formed CIA chdrf William F. paign Committee. So, as far as the relationship between One was a man who once in the town to help out a book sive. Republican strategists Protestant pjulpxit by The Rt. United Presbyterian Church in arrested. Tlie horse’s health ism by pensioning everybody at birth? in a fire. The place next door (Red) Rabom that he wants to 427 Coins Have Nickel the two unhappy halves of the Aslan owned a box factory which did maker who had been sucker won’t risk the label <»f “ war Rev. Gerald Kennedy, Bishop of the U.S.A., will help launch a certificate waa missing—left Let’s give Reagan a chance—a chance is a fabric house. Him I got a relinquish the agency’s fourth- DRAWBRIDOE 18 INCHES sub-continent is concerned, one can not give Mm enough money to enough to try Ms hand in a party” belittling p>eace over hack on the ranch in Oaliforalsu TORONTO — Nickel, one of fairer than toat some o f toe -voters who -pri-vate deal -with. Ooneider Mm Mghest post and take a field toe Methodist Episcopal Church “Week of Prayer for Christian SOMERSET, Bermuda — guess that Tashkent has brought India satisfy both Ms wife and Ms girl legitimate business. The book tures. Consequently, RepyubUcan There’s a drairbridge serving In Phoenix, AUen faced 1,(X)0 toe most widely used coinage thought they were sure both ways had friend. Marvin toe Torch helped a rooter that you make Ms place Job in Europe. IBs decision of California. Unity.” and Pakistan at least to a mood for maker went into p artn er^ p in members of Congress will be Also taking part in the serv one of Bermuda's cottage colo people at toe Arizona National metals, appears in 427 coins of last time. Mm out by making the roof of go away, too.” comes as Rabom is under in Bishop Sheen, although he did a restaurant wUh an honest ac softer on Mr. Johnson. ice will be The Most Rev. Wal nies that has an opening only Livestock Show without Koloo. R 184 nations. Some 2.6 billion eaution, even if not to any mood for the fac;tory go up into the air to creasing internal CIA criticism not address Mmseif specifically countant. The bookmaker *TdlBke my store bum down,” ter Hannedi, cantor of St. Nilns ccmtalnlng nickel in de true settlement or peace. And, in this make room for toe successful for lertting d A morale slip. (See Page Seven) to the e for town.** More important, the depar ture of the crack intelligence Counefi of Ohnrches at Tashkent because it involves no fun of toe city’s commercial life is just a The other man is a restaurant it and toe bookmaker was on "The wind must be 30 milee profeesionel will leave a gaping damental solution of the tangled prob shade more than a rather bitter topical owner who got out of the busi the idione to Marvin toe TorMu an hour,” Miarvln the Torch salcL ness. He got out when Marvin *T. took out a -whole shopping hole in the agency at the very The nble—A Uvlng Word Come in and take on a tiger! lem of Kashmir. Joke. But on toe Mght Marvin 'Vas From A Living God toe Torch did what is known as supposed to belt out the plac^ ceirter on a nigbt Mke tola. tone tbat Internal dissatisfaotion AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS The second debatable, questionable It might be more than just an Inci n Timothy 3:16 Hitefally an Apache Indisui Job on the toe railroad station across from Thafa.too much now.” with Rabom is Mghest. gain represented by Tashkent involves dental irony in a transit strike. translated says, ‘“All Scripture restaurant Only the cMmney toe restaurant caught on firs 'TTl even stay here with you The question asked in Wash the new role for Russia which has been ington is this; If Rabom (justly As God Breathed.” Because the It might also point the fundamental is found standing in the mcnn- and when Marvin and Benjamin and watch R,” Goldy sold. “Just famed as the father of the Po ultimate soluce of the Bible is tested out and demonstrated there. way toward a better organization of ing. The ex-restaurant owner arrived there were 87 firemen make my store go away wMh a laris misaiie) (»n ’t prevent the God himself and not Just the It is rather easy to view this role American society. had with Mm Ms cousin. His drinking coffee In the restau Mgr bang.” Sight of a crack professional accumulated wisdom of man 6nm the positive angle. Subways are dark and crowded and name is Goldy and he owns a rant. r*You got a new mayor,” Mbr- to e d in e, how <»n he restore BARGAIN SHOP kind, toe Bible is iinicpuely prof Tashkent la really an hietorical event confused, full of human pressures. If clotMng store and he had just Recalling this en Saturday -vto the Torch said. “The guy's come through a terrible week Just starting and lu^ goto hiR Ms agency to the Mgh morale It itable for Its today. We have because it represents a new and re they had more Ught, and more room, night, Marvin the Torch became enjoyed under former Directors because of the tranMt strike. wRh a Ug^ strike. R a store seen the wisdom o f mari' i>ro- There's always something new at Watkins Bargain sponsible kind of international diplo and less pressures of all kinds, they mad. “Some jeric of a pyroma- Allen DMles and John McCone? Last Monday, Goldy’s store goes up everybody tn town wifi' duce more effiedent ways of matic activity for Russia. Here has been might not be quite so dangerous. Mac kmsed me up.” he said, Another factor lies behind Shop because manufacturers discontinue pa+tems, began, on schec^e, his quuter- start doing .it. The place wifi genocide, more subtle methods Russia, with its Premier Kosygin per The decline of business means less “He bums a railroad station QUne’s decdaiay homage to. the man . ular selling floors. All these pieces and groups of fur side mocks at toe idea of anything like ING ON HOME RELIEF AND *Tiot’a get one lliiQg straight, t|ie atrfice’B over you down on the amount of trouble in the tive Feb. 28. ger of tinxiety and deepair wor niture are moved to The Bargain Shop, given a sharp a getaway car, so toe nmnber of petty MUST GET RID OF EVERY rtn agelnst gangsters,’’ Goldy caQ qafi jne,” Vsrvln said. ”But world. Surely it is good to have Russia With Bundy as the chief WMte shiping the absugred. markdown, and then reduced each week as long as holdups declines in a transit-struck THING I" On Mhnday. Goldy did said. *Ho wtwt do-^ d s to hMp Ihi laiiti taktng advantage of a Bouse link to d A , he and din e oriutB. rm riot a two-doUar fire How refreshing .to p*(dt up assaying toe role of peacemaker, and city. But 'With our computerized bank exactly four dollars worth of out my stem?’* were in the tMck of super-secret they stay around {and that's usually not very long. I surely it is good to have Russia gain business. On Tuesday morning bug. Tm a prcfesslonaL I don’t God’s Word and read His mes ing, and all its possibilltiea just around ‘Tt (Boste SQ.9 cento a gal- operations during the Cuban sage of pyeaoe, freeciom and love So come in every time you're downtown. See what s at least some little pretense of success toe comer, there may soon come toe be opened up with new signs in km.” Mlarvln the Torch said. w i^ people saying, *toere goes missile crisis. It was din e who bfarvla, be helped out that mt in Jesus toe Qiriat. st Tashkent so that Russia can be en day when nobody ever needs to ha-ve the window. “FORTY PER GMily closed hb eyes. *T rushed the first U-2 pictures of new and exciting in The Bargain Shop. QuiU.’ ” Rev. George Smith ) % couraged to htip make peace in other any cash either in pocket or in cash CaSNT OFF ON EVERYTHINO, MtouMn’t even bd bsUth^ shout Soviet mlssHes in Cuba to Bundy EVEN MB!" OMdy (fid eleven 1886. BpbUBhera RemiMner Presbyterian Obuich of ^ r places too, so that Russia and toe Unit register, and there would then be noth tUs,’* be ssM. "My oonsdenoe at the WMte House in October, Manchester ■J • ed States can. perhaps, develop a new dollars for the day. Od Wedne» ★ ★ ★ ing to steal except computer cards day, Goldy plastered one big 1 kind of rivalry between themselves— which, once their loss had been reported, sign on the window. “PLAASE i the rivalry to see which shau be first would be stopped cold at the npxt PREVENT A SUICaDE!'* S (fid $829.00 78” Lowback Sofa, foam cushions, kick pleat, brown-black among toe peacemakers. transaction they tried to negotiate. The no good. Surely one could not choose to throw day when there will be no more holdupe By Satmday nigU he was < 'A * $47.50 28" Round Modem Walnut Drum Table ...... away or reject or snub this kind of ac because there win be nothing for them frantic. When Ms cousin su^ i Airw $17!50 39” Table Lamp, persimmon jog base, white shade ...... 1 4 . tivity on toe part of the new leadership to get is no longer a purely imaginary gestsd a meeting wlto Matvin 1 mmmmoF..: $298.50 3 Pc. Modem Oil Walnut Bedroom; 40 5-drawer chest, 60 In Russia. possibility. If we really wanted them the Torch, OMdy. ^read US 6-drawer double dresser, full size panel bed ...... M o 9 . equation is not toat simple. to, the oomputen could manage it next hands over Ms diest and aaldt $98.00 Swivel Rocker, maple wood trimmed arm and wings, hs was having a bsact aeisara. K the role of would-be mediator is an year. ion, box pleats, tweed and patchwork coyer ...... 7 5 .»« Improvement In toe performance of $18.50 27” Table Lamp, milk glass base, white shade, as is .... 1U 4H I Miasia, it Is not an improvement in toe $47 50 Boston Rocker, decorated antique white and m aple ...... 3 8 ^ wnrld's systems for serving the cause The Mayor’s New Car—Free H erald $269.00 68” Lawson Sofa, foam cushions, box pleats, arm caps, g^d ef peace. What Russia has been trying Mayor Lindsay’s acceptance from toe textursd cover ...... •SPra to do at Tashkent has not only been an Ford Motor Company of toe cost-free Yesterdays ^ $49.60 Twin Size Walnut Bookcase Headboard, sliding door . • 3 9 *6 0 altenwtive to some of toe troublemak- loan of a new limousine for offioliU use, $179.00 Semi-Wing Lounge Chair, foam cushion, box pleats, spice tng of Russia's past. It has also been an complete with air-condltlqning, tele-vi- 25 Yean Ago alternative to toe functioning of toe aion, telephone and radio, may set an lHai AUos B. Strang, M, TlfoiiniywnyiMaiMdiiirimACatallialiKflieronliettwB«fldl>eto8lM>wyottlt8i>ricetag. $89.00 Lowback Ladies’ Lounge Chair, foam cushion, walnut legs, beige Uhlted Nations. example of thrift for his new adminis ,..A im toi w ottm s.,. ...A BLACKOUT... Downer resident, and teacher In upholstered cover ...... u ’ ’ Russia, perhaps not without design, tration. But it isn’t worth while, be one-room Keeney St. Scboot for cause in every other respect the exam carried over a set of WIde-Track wheel* to nwk* the tide of Ita tone 121-lneh $59.50 Modem Oil Walnut Rocker, reversible foam cushiony t e ^ feas succeeded, In this instance, in sub meny yean , cfiee tn Northboro, atratehlng back for neatly 18 feet behind that deshlno front end le stituting Tashkent, and Russian hos ple is bad. Mass. whsalbas# even smoother. Ifa all lust pwt of a plot to get you to come funmna cotta tweed upholstered covers ...... 2 9 . 9 5 Nobody in bis right mind thinks Mr. gverythlng from a Wg 30(Xublc Inch V.8 to one of the roorolsst trunks In the $19.75 Student Bridge Floor Lamp, apple green, as i s ...... 1 5 .6 0 pitality and sponsorship there, for the Manoheater, m ooraspon with In braethleeelylbr ttpeek at that price eUcker we mentioned. 8 ^ you soon? Lindsay is going to seM any favors to Btieurtty Council and the General As- rest o t naitlon, feels eCfsols c t IMd. With an Interior In between that's fchock-full of nylon carpet*, lush $27.95 Walnut Side Chair, wood back, orange cover seat...... ^ ,1 0 Ford. Presumably Ford thinks it will epidemic of Influemai o t mOd lebrics, chromed hardware and hiproom. Plus standard saf^ faatures like $82.50 Walnut Arm Chair, matches chair above ...... 2 3 . 4 5 •f:i atnbly and the conference corridors of get some -value received, from publicity W ide-Tiack Fontiae l|m United Nations. Whatever degree of fmm that has been movlag Bpedded dash and front and rear saat belta. (Be aura to buckle thamO AN p9.00 High Back Wing Lounge Chair, ample frame, reversible foam and display, or appreciation from tos eentward across country m last phaea or non-war, results from Tash- seat cushion, orange tweed cover ...... • > . 6 9 . taxpayers of a poveKy-stiicken city. she w e ^ and baa now reached i i A hwt reOeots credit and prestige for But toe city Is not really that poor. COMi IH AfiO TAW OH A 7I«BI AT VOUIIPOMTIAC OtAUme-A fiOOO P1AC8 TO fiUy CA*K TOa $179.00 90” Modem Lowback Sofa, foam cushions, tapered fruitwood moat of atato on wastern aaa- legs, charbrown nubby tweed upholstered cover ...... 1 1 9 . R bssIs, not fo r Uw United NaUons. A t It can afford to buy the cars needed board. a tfmo when tos United Nations la be- for its offidala. What it can least afford $119.90 Modem Walnut Bachelor Chest and Hutch Top; three drawers MSning, mors and mora tbs last and Is to have its officials and employes re 10 Yean Ago PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc and woodgrained plastic top chest, three shelves with sliding doors 0 ^ bopie o f d v lllm tlon, Russia has In- ceiving gifts, or lokns, that nrigfat even in hutch top, two pieces ...... 7 9 a remotely suggest a claim for future fa Sr. Joaeph Bany la nainad IlmlTMM Ik. trir ilAIM SIBBKT—HAMCHBSTSR, CONN. fililgod in a maneuver which bypasses vor. That goes for anybody and every near president of medical sta^ tbili United Nations and sjdnboUaes rs- body on toe payroll, from policeman to of Matrhaater Msmorial Boa- M m I ftwB a world c f law to a waM Mayor.—NEW TORK TDOIfi i n IkOie' ■ -^ ,1 4 ' : ■ ^ ■si 7 a

HAITOHBSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 PAGE NINE ...... ■ T v; KANCHE^TER EVENING HERAUO, MANCHESHIB, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 10,1906 because the water supply waa tially empty performances. Transit Strike Solves so low —. and I couldn’t just Neighboihood movies did tee Probers Seek Cause leave it In the garage and take a big weekend business. cab because there waa a taxi BELIVERY E vent* i m s s Subway Crime Problem strike. S f i m “ A few months later we College an Indicator ARTHUR BROI $■ wuas EVERY w a . Of Fatal Plane Crash During tee vreek, a police un weren’t even hearing what was NEW YORK (AP) — The CHICAGO — Success in col- In C ap ital SCHAmON, Po. (AP) — Air Mr*. Roberta Coates, 87, Urn dercover agent filled in as a going on In the city because of transit strike has created a mul lega spears to reliably Indicate Force InvesUgatom pofcad dead boy’s mother, aM Martin titude of problems for New traffic cop, with somewhat neg the newspaper strike, and now le H a s F. Memolo, S3, Scranton, a tem- success in one’s career later. *Grc«ler Soeie^ terough tee chatted wrerioaga Yorkers, but has solved one for ative results. we can’t go anywhere because ily friend who woe outside the A study of 17,000 employes of WAMHIWOTOA (AP) PMil> T id ev u ion today hying to detennine why a tee tim* being: The deep blue of his uniform of the transit strike.” a major American industrial , COME ;SEE OUR | Oant Johnson r^ ortsdljr-la ptn- bouse. Mra. Oootea, who was waa set off by the officer’s i r ii C-119 cargo plane ptungad M o a inside tee bouse, and Memolo Said a clttoen: "There’s one firm ahowed that 46 per cent of Mdartag nspandlng Ma 7:18 bright red beard, and motorists During the rush hours, most MATERNITY WINTER rural home, kiUing three people. are in serioua condUion. good thing about this strike. The those In the top third of their 8oci4ty'‘ .9 f0 fn a to ttaa wodd’a slowed up to take another look traffic lanes will be going In the Peen N ^ e d •• The invettigating team, Holocbuck, who bailed out, mayor sure has solved the prob college class were also in the COLLECTION kndwpdaveibpad nattOBn Tri» ______isr .,4 lem of crime in tee subways.” — Instead of moving along. same direction as major traffic. top third of the firm’s salary AdmlBUtnttoB O ita am now tee Trate beaded by Brig. (Sen.. Royal oald later in an interview at "Bootifc Hatch, conunander of the Itt However, Traffic (Jommis- scale. Wool and Dressy Dressee. wofktog OB liglidUtiaB flu t ^ O ^ at Btok Scranton State General Hospital Stretch Slacks, SUrts, m i ^ aokw t Chtfk, MB or Jolm and Barbon 3e»a^ Air Force Reserve Region, A Hariem community group, Asked how the strike was af aloner Henry A. Bames has left ooiM pmvUU both Rod and od- 6ri0 he was “ lucky” to get out alive. Blouses, Bras, Girdles, SUrs FhOUra, MB N. Stoaa St, Waat Suttldd, formartjr of (0) Newburgh, N.Y., Sunday found ‘"They told me to go first,” he, cooperating with tee police de fecting him, one man said; one lane on each bridge empty 1,500 LOCOMOTIVES NEW neational bsR as an axtaesdon )']TV« CM a leerat and Panties. >. Ba waa bocm Coe. 1 at Manebaatar Itanorlal Hoa- tee charred booea of a man, said. "R mutt have been about partment, announced plans Sun “ We moved here a year ago — to accommodate those hardy NEW YORK — Railroads of tha rwatdaBt’a aaardi Rr 6 R Eto tour a taothar. Jade, 6%; and a aiatar, Buaaa, 8%. Jamas bekeved to be tee pilot ef the 2,(XX) feet. I was worried about day for car pools to help su-ea and there waa a housing shor souls who cross tee spans on spent more than $300 million paaoa. ' ' “ Lucy (O • a • • a - plane. He was tentatively identi- where I would land. . .1 ended residents get to work. tage. foot to get to work. In 1965 on 1,500 new and more Iba adimalhm tUm daoa R r »40/O rj KOdare (O) PBfWttak Ohailaa Chriatopher, bob of Richard and Marl* Aady wmiama.EMW tied as Anthcmy Banakus, an Ah- up In some trees. U wasn’t too “ Then we couldn’t get the Eu powerful locomotives. The aver tiring Real currency cradtta, Harlem has a high percentage G lazier's IpB n alw Paqpatta, 910 B. Rovay Av«., Fhoanfac. Aite. Ha waa Force Reserve major from bad.” ropean car we ordered because Radio a ty Music HaU, where age price of the most common 681 Main St — Manchester wtaldi can only be spnat to tha of low-income workers who, in hotn Dee. M In Fboenix. BOa matemal grandparaBta are Ur. 6:16 Brooklyn, N.T. Holochucfc said one of tee of tee dock strike and, when It weekend crowds usually stand model, rated at 2,600 horse Corset and Uniform Shop particular oomdry involved, to ECUS Speaker most cases, are unable to take Bfid ICn. C. W. Ilaha, 65 WUtnajr Rd. Hia paternal frand- t :» Also killed in the crash Satur “ flying boxcar’s two engines” taxis to their Jobe. did come, we couldn’t waish It In line to get in, played to par- power, was $213,000. i y 4 iwar Is M n . C!haitea Paquette, Oceanside, Oalif. Hla ma* build Schools, financo txatalag 8-XMO) Peyton Plaee day were Capt. William J. Gar blew up. . .it lore the mowtingB 'The Rev. David Q. Ldptak, and pay taaefaar aalartsa. 6*J8 J> Weliar Crnddle W:W S-U) Thlent SoenteTC) tariinl great-grandnaother la HSra. Maty FIsha, Wlndaor loekB S-ao-m Ben Ownr in, 35, West Hartford, Oonii., tee right off. . .our radio connec associoite editor of “The CSatho- He has two InottiaeB Richard, 4. and James, 8; and a aiatar, The R od plan ptxnddaa R r an BuS^Srighlsg IMMO) Run for Ufere (O co-pilot, and 15-year-old Robert tions were tom out, too, so we lic Transcript” , will speak alt ] aoBtanrion of tha pmaent Rod R r M) Jans Caanel 0. Oonwuter and Ifaa Coates who had been standing decided to bail out.” a meeting of the Parents Club paam pmdnkm that, among oth . ig-lO-U-toS-SIMO) Newa outside hi* home. The plane was on a training er tUnga, n oold oaU R r axpand- Iporte Weateer of Elast Oatiiolic High School on Barton. Pangtea HBwaiA son ot Dooglaa X. and BBr> ISl Wntaae meater ’Three persons were Injured — mission from Bradley Field, Wednesday at. 8 pjm. in the OUley Barton, 188 W. BOddle Tpka He was bom Pee., ad donMatle Rod productlan and 11:16 loRlTSSttht (O one crew member, Yachim Hol- near Hartford, Oonn., to Bing OPEN ovsnaaa dUtribnUon. to Xovto U ;to n Merle school autetorhim. at Hertford Hospital. B b maternal grandparents are Mr. ;i» Mknrle ochuk, 45, Sprinêld, Mass.; hamton, N.Y., when tt crashed. A native of Bridgeport, Mra Victor TaUey, 61 Waddell Rd. His patmnal grand- j 8) Movie _ U:l6 Father Diptak was educated in are Mr. and Ml*. Paul Barton, 13 Doane 8 t Worker* Needed mbsa ipUen TV (40) leerv oritna * • • • • WASHOfOTON (AF) — Wanb* U :» (at) TonIsM (O Bridgeport schools and at 9t. DAILY Bolton Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, Bkntn, Baadr Meal Jr,, non of Randy and Patricia ad, nurses, aoemtortas, ptMIe BEE 8ATDBDAWS TV WEEK FfHt OOMFUETB USTINO and St. Bernard’s Seminary, Benin, 9 Auburn Bd. He wee bora Dec. 80 at health te^ntetans, aocnomlsts, Memorial Hoeplti^ Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. aodltoca and Ungidata. Dasttna* Rochester, N.Y. He was or dained on May 14, 1953, and as 9to9 Mna John S. Paga, 6 Auburn Rd. HU patamal grandmoth- tten: South VUt Ksm. R ad io St. Maurice Cotillion Set signed to St. Augustine’s Mm. AvU Herrin, Hot Springe, Aitc. Tha Agency RT Rtamattonal c m * 0*S X tooee news broadcasts ef 16 er Church, Hartford. He has • fee* Davriopmsnt rapocto a recnilt- Isngth. Seme atittens carry other short newpcaats.) Feb. 5 by Church Women Ing drive ia under way to boost served In his present potttlon OooOwagli, Weeley Allaa, aoB of Roger and Althea Hel- 10:06 Cenunent Coolbaugh, 87 CUnloh St. He waa bora Dec. 37 at Maa- the nnmbar of AID woritom to loim Wa«c 10:40 tMal U A vrinter cotllUon sponsored gelism commission will meet ^"^P^îA ptak is the author Memortal Hoepital. HU mateMal grandfather to Rlcb- South VUt Bam fm n TOO to 13:00 Hews U :16 Slsn Qg .... by St. Maurice Council of Cath- at 7:30 p.m. ^ Saints” and “All About O. HoDeman, 33 Seaman Circle. His paternal grandpai^ m orethan LOOOi, n n o —iws a rt Mir. and Mtn. Emeat Ooolbaugta. TunMiannock, Pa. Racniittog aqnada win vWt tford HlriillfMs 6:00 Aflemoon Edition oUc Women will be held In the Party Enrollment pOtt and Abetinence.” His du- Oh Brand New i:Q0 News Sports. Weather Fountain Room of Piano’s Res- registrars of voters irill aasodate editor include • e • • • Beaten nnit m ooR aaaWiig like* _ _ OeritoM 8:86 Americana Fountain Boom ot jnanos Kes- ^ enrollment session ^ nojumn “What’s U:00 Quiet Bems 7:06 Conversation Piece Smwmmm, Wendy loma, daughter of Hhgh and Olotla ly candidatea. Last fan aid m> 7:26 (het HonUey teurant on Fdb. 5 from 9 p.m. p-^day from 2 to 6 p.m. at the ^ ’‘^ estion ?’’ ai^d ^Srit^ Swanson, 188 CRenwood St. She was bom Jan. 1 at WASHERS crulting drives to CUeago and 6:00 Hews 7:te Hews of the World to 1 am. Community Hall. This ia not a column, “Of All Life.” BIG BUYS General Electric Memorial Hospital. Her matemal grandparents L m AngelM warn sucesHtuL 6:16 Diet U 7:60 Consresslanal Report |:Q0 News _ 8:00 Brad Davis Tickets for the dance, which voter-making session, but an (Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mn. John Ferrell, 107 Birch St. She has two RequUmnente are stiff, fbr f:46 LoweO Ihomae 8:06 Nl«htbeat win be seml-formal, can be ob- opportunity for unaffiliated vot- David, 11, and Ctory, 4; and a stoter, Unda, 10. 7:00 The World TeoisM 11:00 News. Sports. Weateer axampla, about one ot ovary 15 11:30 Art Johnson talned from the committee ar- ers to join a party, or for per- • fee* 7:U Pnuik Oiftoid persona in Los Angries who 7:80 Hairy Reasoner WPOP—141# ranging the dance. sons to transfer from one party 8:00 News 6:00 (Jeonte Brewer Medaaa, fBerena Ana, daughter of Robert E. Jr. and piled tor an AID job was grant- 8:16 DM U 7:00 Ken Griffin Mrs. Elizabeth Fiano, Birch to another or to remove their Tolland County ice Coffey MMaon, 38 East S t, Rockyille. She waa bom Dee. ad an Interview. And about half Moimtain Rd., Is chairman, names from party lists. at Rockville Oeneml Hoe^tdl. Her patm al grandpaxento ot those totervtowed did not tonfCN Members are Mrs. Gasprin ’The registrars remind unaf- Superior Court I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin Nelson Sr., Rockville, make lU Columbiia Morra and Mra Harvey Har- filiated voters that only by join- « . • • • • pin. Clark Rd.; Mrs. Arthur ing a party are they eligible to eyer, dmattne *■», daughter of Robert and Joan Smoking Ada Hit WÎTAKS ^79' SoUM) ROilST Shoi-ts and Mrs. William Houle, vote in party caucuses. Edward J. Osuna 19. Sawyer, Kingbbnty Ava. Ext, ToDand. She was bom WASHmOTON (AP) — The Brigantine ^Yankee^ Sails^ Bolton (Center Rd.; Mrs. Pas- Early School Closing Snipsic St., was sentenced to a 27 at RockVUIe Oeneral Hoepital. Her maternal grandpar- Uadlng oangressina];!i Brandy St., and Mrs. James Wednesday. Teachers will spend court Friday. He was charged «M le. She baa a toster, Oena Lynne, 1. wamingB says he U shocked at • • onratsiTAK . 59'“ Rich, Birch'Mountain Rd. afternoon on curriculum de- with Injury or risk of injury to reporU tost tha Agrioultura De Uotm CMb menRen wR hear has resigned Rom tee board of R D ROAST There will be a meeUng to- velopment. Lunches wiU be a child. The charges were Hnaton, Nancy Nora, daughter of Dewey O. and Oon- partment U aubridiring at- dark Btaplee apeak on *Th« ihrectOTS of the nbU c Health teght at 7:30 for parents of all served as usual. The afternoon brought by a 13-year-oId girl, Shlpp Huston, 404 Lake Rd., Andover. She waa bom tempto to increases overseas Weatwnrd Whndering* of the Nursing Agency, citing pres CROSS RIB ROAST ^99« prospective first communicants, kindergarten class will be held Charles Weston, 26, of Aga- 27 at Hartford Hoepital. Her maternal grandparents are cigarette consumption. Brigonthw Tankee” at tonight’s sures of business as his reasem. OWCK ROAST The junior choir will rObearse U»e morning session. warn. Mass., received sentences and Mrs. Cecil Shipp Sr., Chesapeake, Va. Her paternal Sen. Warren G. Magxmson. D- meeting rit the CHaik Houm in Bledjerici, a builder, said it PREL2ER BUY (AV6 WT Bulletin Board totaling 1 to 5 years on charges dparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huston Sr., Euclid, Ohio, Waah., chairman ot the Senate WHMmantio. has been imposrible tor Urn to C ^ n g for the spring musi- education will of breaking and entering and has a brother, Jonathan, 18 months. Commerce Cbenmlttee, aaya he Staples formerty Kved in Mar- attend meetings. His replace will take nlace to- ôld its regular monthly meet- larceny. The prison terms were • • • • • has heard Owt the department bMiead, Miass., and now to a ment on tee board has not been iSr™™ 1-J “ * 1” ““ .u.pe.d«i..ah,w„placMon inngiiiih, Kristin Holly, daughter of Oeorge R. Jr. and U paying $1M,000 to produce a reefdent of OolumHa. announced. .nd women are needed school library. two year's probation, A six Marilyn Glbereon English, 29 Bell-Alre Dr., Plalnville. She travelogue for dUtrlbutlon over* He met Optain Irving John- Mrs. Thomas Fox, public ^ ( ^ b a b i e s were bapUzed ôy Scout Troop 73 wiU meet month term in the state jaU bom Dec. 22 at Hartford Hospital. Her matemal grand- eeaa and also U spending $210^- eon o f the "Tankee'’ in 1856 HINM ofBEEF .65 /^v-io«vire A TIT. P»i- toiiig-ht Olid OH Moiidays from waa suspended. health nurse, reported at the Its are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glberson, East Hartford, 000 to subridUe cigarette com- and aaUed with him on the sev PHNA meeting last week that T/*’n Martin Vovel Paul th*® Tuesdays, Weston was charged with paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George R. Eng- merciaU in Jiqian, Thailand and enth and final ‘Vorlil voyage" she had completed 126 home Sr., 53 Thomas Dr. Her matemal great-gjandparents are ^ n e d b e e f Austria. of the hriganttnn visits and spent one day in fkMKSr* and Mrs. Ernest Dougherty, Augusta, Maine. She has a to u fW ,. The Agrlcutou* Department m 18 montha, they sailed Norwich _ Hospital in connection « . i 65' *^**“*® Church Music Manchester Evening Herald business machines were stolen ', Lynne Marie, 13 months. ^ C E D RACOM n*,.. nr (Termro’s Bolton correspondent, Cleme- and eggs thrown about the • • • • • says tee promotion waa author over 48,0<» mflee, viedtlng swte ^'th ie fe i^ T SAUSAGE The Women of St. G eorg es______ised by Congress as part of a portsriif-oall a« the Gedapogoe Bpteoopaa Chuixh WiU have a ôung, tel. 64S-898U school kitchen, and into Cedar Wrana, Richard Allen Jr„ aon of Richard and Sally She spent ITS hours in tee * 9 9 * program to expand overseaa R tonto, Pitooiim Lriand, Th- C ^ R U O 'lrii Knob golf course. Somers, also Sore Wrana, 1798 Main BL, Wllllmantlc. He was bom Dec. Porter school from September musloail ppogpuim ajt their meet In May, 1964, where a small maikets tor U.S. producU. hfti. New Guinea, Borneo, Bang to Jan. 5, and 30 hours In fol ing WedneBday at 8:30 p.m. at MaiLchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandpar- kok, Singapore, BaH, A frica and COFFEE amount of cash and some cloth “How can a civilized country low-up visita at homes. IM w—h liit - 8 5 ' Hnbttned "Music and the Church Driver to Face ^Jhts are Mr. and Mra Thomas C. Badore, Hebron. His pa- the West todies. COFFEE S S ing was stolen. riemal grandparents ars Mr. and Mra John Wrana, WUU- promote Increased cigarette f r 6 9 * Seaaona,” it wUI be held in the smoking in foreign countries,” Staples’ talk and ptotares Mrs. Fox asks that parents MM.* Stop Sign Count George E. Hemingway, 20, of ^lântla flu out the physical examina T O BAGS church ttsetf, and will be dl- North Windham, was given a asks Magnuson, “ when its own will feature anfmaAs on Gaiar 6 4 X 5 9 ' raotod by Mrs. Howard Person, pagos, finding the HM.6. Boun tion forms sent hinne in Decem A car going south on Walker one year jaU term wWch was ;X. Ouster, Donald Emanuel, son of Donald F. and Joan Oongress has decreed teat do a b v a h c e b a l l S 5 9 * church music director. AH In' mestic oonsumers must be ty's anchor off FTtcaim Island, ber, which actually were due S ^ ^ ^ ^ n a s ^ aa St drived b7Arthur M. Young. Huspended and was placed on ^'“ -tmolly Custer, 14 Legion Dr., Rockville. He was bom Dec. iMria dancing, a mam crenatton last monte. f DOIE “ 22. of Bar Harbor, Maine, fail^ probaUon for two y e ^ . He was at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grand- warned of tee potential haa- ards?” In Bah, a cMmb up M!t. KBl- The finance committee tor Oueet soiolttB wiU be Mrs. to stop at. a stop sign and struck digged with obtaining money likother U Mrs. Ann Connolly, 56 Chestnut S t His paternal mtojaro and the kto* of the fore the PHNA, Mrs. Peter Becktth, a u t o m a t ic Iparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Custer, Dunedin, a u t o m a t ic Minral Reoonree tcfxnoMt during a soiHh AJj- Russell Spearman, Harry Chal- I PWEAmE JDICE BMgerton. tmmpet, and Mra. St., driv^ by IMmel E. Berger- TJ WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre tonttc stonn. mers and Mrs. Raymend Judd, Brie aayton, soprano. The choir 68. of Norwaik, C ^ . , Sat- KUroy 34, of Hart- Tiwo new membew hoive been is preparing a revision o f the Oanlln, Brian Oabriel, son of Gabriel N. and Theresa tary of tee Interior Stewart L. cf the ohmxh wlH also prraent foS^"^ was p r^ n t;d before with FILTER-FLO with FILTER-FLO .Uette Gcuilln, 694 Governors Highway, South Windsor. He Udall says automobile grave tnduefed by the LRns OhR, current year’s budget It win ■eleottons. Mrs. Thomaa Barden. Y < ^ was d i a r ^ w4te ^1- willianf P. Barber for vl- Joseph Jaanlnrid and Peter be presented at tee next meet- bom Dec. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma- yards are a valuable natural a menfoer of the choir, w«l ^ olatfon of probation. He was al grandmother is Mrs. Mary Boutlette, South Windsor, mineral resource to be re Becktoh. ing. 3 '::' 97 ' ttng a sok) and will also rwnnt 1« Ton originally sentenced on a charge claimed and reused. Jules Pachor reports reoelpfs 24 # 2 WASH CYCLES a 2 WASH TEMPERATURES a WATER a MINI-BASKET FOR LAST MINUTE EXTRAS OR SPEQAL paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo GauUn, Mill- In a trio with Mirs. Robert Court date Is Jan. 24. assault ■with a deadlv weap- CARE FABRICS 3 WASH CYCLES 2 WASH, 2 SPIN Mass. He has a sister, Diana Lee, A Copper, lead, sine and of 1365 to date tor the "Be Manchester Evening Herald Mm Oeoree RdsheH A two-car accident rjesullted “ ^ SAVER LOAD SELECTOR a SPRAY RINSE a SAFETY LID a a • • • • • chromium Impurities normally Thaniihil You Oan See" Drive. Cdnmbia eafrespandent, Vlt- ^ latt night at a private itarking and while on SPEED a 3 WASH TEMPERATURES a 4 WATER LEVELS The dub has voted to send aH gfada M. Gartoon, teL 228-9334. S fa t ^ Main a . when a c ^ probation was arrested on two SWITCH a PORCELAIN ENAMEL TOP AND TUB • 14 POUND Sanborn, Joseph CSiristopher, son of Raymond B. Jr. associated with automotlva a COLD WASH AND RINSE a SOAK CYCLE a SAFETY LID recelpte to an eye oMnte. cSvATEkAftSU” iîU narrate. i... r> motor vehicle charges. He mov- CAPACITY. Josephine Glangrave Sanborn, 161 McGrath Rd., South scrap can be at least partly re Metbodist Church Note* o* nirttkiMi on California, but later re- SWITCH a BLEACH INJECTOR. Windsor. He was bom Dec. 17 at Mt Sinai Hospital. His ma- moved, Udall said In an address CathoHo Lodlea The OatboUc Ladles Society ^ ot Adequate’ Actlvlties of the WBC3S of > TBurtroA’ nn.r oTv>rBit. tumed by himself and turned nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glangrave, Hart- prepared for tee American Min HUNTS united Methodist Church for m of himself in to probaUon officials, of 8t Oolumba’s has voted to 1 His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. ing Oongress. HARTWORD (AP)—“ Oonneett- tee week include a program ^ Adult Probation Officer Paul nbom Sr., South Windsor. He has two brothers. Raymond, 7, The Bureau of Mines, he add give $615 of tee CJhrietmas fair rnit’s highway safely program to presented by the Manchester - . y. McGeary asked that probation i N Roland, 4; and a sister, Conatance, 4.. ed, has developed a process to receipts to tee Rev. Richard stanpty not adequate,” RepubH- STEWED TOMATOES Council of Church Women at ^ hk a continued. Judge Perry ArdiaiUbault for use In tee * • • • • convert scrap into a material can State ChBirman A. Seaile Trinity Covenant <3mrch. Man- hiMnsJu on Paarl <41’ near ffi'a'ited the request. KUroy is Amazine GENERAL ELECTRIC Values ! f HoOto U sa Mary, daughter o f Warren P. and MUrlel suitable tor use Just as iron oro parish house. They wiH use tee Pinney saM Saturday, comment Chester, tom onw . Tmnsoorta- ^ ^ T ih T ' married and h ^ seven children, JWouller Hollis, 95 W. Middle Tpka She was bpm Dec. 25 at to used. balance for nmr surplices and ing on tee state’s SW highway non will leave the Bolton cTarch Mato St Sahmlay night. yPt Francis Hoepital. Her matemal grandparents are Mr. and caapodu, which Should arrive deaths in 1966. ^> o ! V Q < at 7:30 pjn. Wednesday there CAPITAL FOOTNOTES in Urn# tor Batter. C3n; ^ %Prs. Leon Roulier, Plttafleld, Masa Her paternal grandpar The American Veterans Oom- Finney suggested tbtt in addl- will be a planning meeting for Steep Top Nickel User 'Die group win sponsor a food Iten to ttraselug enforcement en ts are Mr. and Mrs. Qrady L Hollis, Doublln, Ga. mlttee says Selective Service CLOTHES DRYER 4 # # • • sale Sunday after an three meoaums. Gov. John Oempaey le **** OTTAWA —Most nickel goes Director LL Gen. Lewis B. Her- 4 Ml*. Charies B®-ymon production of stainless iavr Bobertaon, John PauL ssod m eotedff iSsCAFE ?99*= ADDITIONAL HOURS High Air Flow Drying Automatically Fluffs clothes. Ona pctfoffliaocfc c n s r , , . . . S 5 9 ’ setting eliminates guess work. DIL mURSDAY EVENING 6 TO 8 KETCBOP 3 feH®® n NO PAYMENTS k d b o ’i t 'Ct —.'YZS’ mSTANT m HEAT I d h a f i i i l i i M Ate IK . M rito S A V IIV G S EARNINGS UNTIL MARCH B E A N S 2 - 4 3 ‘ ct N < / L O \ ] V m m WEE M ^ k i n s ^ s t WISE Divideads Remember, too, oil is a fuel you can store W uMâitSekMce FttHihM 1 ,^ — 1 Paid From right on your own property .. . assuring you 01MAND1.W1ST • DIRICTOI < >Ti»ra rt'aa a e ia ^ igeyifetiai Day ad of a dependable fuel supply, on the coldest COIDHDROES 3'. 2 5 * ’ m O N i Ml 9-YNS LUX LIQUID Deposit 3 YEARS TO PAY AT NORMAH’S BBANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY winter day without worry about leaks, breaks 1 UNNOK Ua A w M e ■ Off-Street M R g or interrupted service. Z.I MneeeMli«atiaPMStîM.U. W*>«ecrvetlwri9hitBMt( l « EAST CENTO STREET, MANCHESTO 41# MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST i ,S Fiv; -^v

ItAtttiHEffTEk JEVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JANUARY lo". 1966 > A d E REHAL&, ttAMOiESlISK,^ COmr^ KONDAT, JAStUMXT 19,1998 i '. '>■' .'■*T } ^ ’ i\ youtb m ItooKvlUe. Dr. FUls- J bury WM u fraduato oC the Fleeing Viet Ccmg Dudk Fire Destroys < [ary University o t Veraumt b ^ c a l 1*^'? ■ *1 Sduwl and had been a. member t a t the staff at Wrenthahi Allied Units’ KO Puneh i”v (Maas.) «tate School, and later Closes Up Other Bushiesses ^ 1 ■w: A. MiMon, form- at Hope Haven Hospital, Jack- /ram ' i~lMthee n uar K' bfl /a ilyfcuaad St, died aonvUle, Fla. He also praoUced They were backed by »,W0 artU- .hmit 40 volunteer He said that hla daaigii and ‘ j' (Photo an Page 1) >"«>* “ ** mvenUon ara "eatoUag on” and ■ w tut iSomliM M an su b of-^ for a time in RodcvUle and had i«rym«unanidn» cinnoB »4» to aC ooBvalsseant heme. a praetloa at lake liQmiewaa- . „_vi Sunday’s early morning êre extinguished may produos |rsatsf orders in However, tioaps ot South Ko- arwm bwTto Sweden an kaf K T , a t the time o< Ms fire, which oraplclcly ww » . “ g ''™ — _____ „ uO iU ______^ armored personnel carriers and rsa’s Tiger Dlvialoa killed 20 Dee. 7, tlTd. and Hvad In Man- retlremaot, 12 years ago. r Btroyed the interior and contained to the cycle shop. vie s Plsto ac- ■3/: over M yearn. H* work- Stooe his rsUremmt. he has a cover of U.S. Air Force and Viet Oong Sunday as they con- n 5‘into 52^%# s; Lh elft SM dweyBrae tethedima- been living in Rockville. Dr. NavyJeU. Unued to mop up In a campaign ter Cycle Shop at 153 W. fire damage, when flames emilwneat la de- '..-l ^ R M fw many years until Plllabury was a member of Un- To prevent the OemimiataU 270 miles northeast of Saigon, Middle Tpke., hw ajro put broke through tm windows o rSK sad a. ^ xWOrement H eim a mem- loo Oongcsgatlona] Chmreb. from learning of the mammoth near the coastal city of Qul three other establiBhments » separating wau. «oon as the prcgtJMs afs Mean- i bar c f TriM ^ CDvanant Cfauioh SurvlvOrs include a nephew, drive, U.S. officials kept word of Nhon, a K o r ^ m llltaiy oat of buBinesB, at least Eighth ^strict ^ ^ ^ repsdatsd, " damaged . »• ' ‘ Chartee B. Plilsimry of Allston, It from the Vietnamese hl|jh spokesman reported. He said ,a Francis Umeriek said today ^ and Scandia Lodge, Order of temporarily, «nd .has 1T/ Mass. command until the last minute, total of IM Oomthunists had that the fire was catised by an Vasa. forced the occupant of gn ^ -.w-Awqi.li Dubaldo said ttiat hs carries Survivors include a daughter, Funeral services wart held No government troops were been killed and MO suspects de- exploding oil burner, rec insurance but not busineBs Mrs. Oeorge Long of Manches this afternoon at the White used. talned while Korean casualties adjoining apartment to In the floor, to the rear of in j„j^rruption insupanee. ter; twd sons, Ivar S. Johnson CHbeon Funeral Home, OS B9m The operation pushed into the had been light. find lod^ngs dsewhere. A St the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, aosed unfit further notice .. Letoumeau’s Baiber Shop' is and Bdwin F . Johnson, boUi of liOrinc photo He said that the receswa damaged by flames, • Mumhesur; ^ sister In Sweden. Rockville; a daughter to Mr. are, In addition to the cycle hole, filled with escaping on. beat and smoke^ and m ay fe- 1 :| shop. Vic’s Plitza RcsUurant. ^grmidnm mM a giuaddaught- and Mrs. Leon Gardiner, He Engaged ^ ^ r became Ignited and, in turn, complete Ireplacenient. bron; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Iêtoumeau’s Must Pay The engagement of Miss shop, and the T. Agnew and Co. ignited the explosion. .jb® owner said that lie oarried Funeral services will be held Henry Olode, 8 Newman S t Robert Kleman, owner Of the insurance on tha equlp- Sharon J. Arinstrong to Henry Office Ikjulpment Co. Wednesday at U am. at Trinity m BIRTHS TB8TERDAV: A »» »» qri ui i. oycle shop, has pegged his loss Covenant Cbaxcti, HackmsUck ^ For War, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Liah, both of Mancheeter, haa St The Rev. K. EJnor Raak, iSSSSltef Perry, 9 W. Middle Tike.; a son been announced by her parents, pestor, win officiate. Burial died Saturday at Hartford Hos- to Mr. and Mrs. Winiam Green, Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Arm- b -..- “rd'S'.'hTbK s s r . wUl be In Blast Oemeteiy. 8 Vine Dr., Vernon; a son to east. will sUy with relatives bHerruptlon Insurance. He saia pitaL ‘Society’ strong, 338 Siunmit St. until her premises are cleared ^ ^ 12 years on his stock or business and BYiends may call at the Other smrvlvere toetude his Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoembs, that some Of his stock (all of .Holmes Fhneral Horae, 400 Tolland; a daughter to Mr. and Her fiance la a son of Mr. of smoke. accumulating stock and wife and two brbthen. (Coottaoed fram Page One) and Mrs. Harold J. U sk, 25 the paper etoCk) Is a compile Main St., tomorrow from 7 to 9 Funeral servlees will be held Mrs. Charles Christman, 73 The fire was discovered by tools, he is left today with “not loss. His typewriters and busi of veteran senators and rtpre- MiU St. Patrolman James Taylor at gypn a screwdriver." pm . tomorrow at 12:30 pm. at the Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon; a ness machines, he SMd, have a Mias Armstrong Is a senior ait i2;30 a.m., Sunday morning, Kleman said that he will _ -a f,,,*,! Newkirk and Whitney Funeral sentaUvaa to Inform tbs Prest- sen to Mr. and Mn. Norman rW>er and, Unusual Blooms in Cleveland Garden Mrs. EUsaheth ZoreUs dent, as baa been the Custom Daigle, Bhut Hartford. Manchester High School. Mr. only 30 minutes after he had definitely stay in business, at Home, 77B Farmington Ave., _____ Ldsk attended Manoherier High gone on cruiser duty. the same location If feasible; at while some may be cleaned, If Clevekad weather were anything like normal, pretty Jeannie Simons of Mrs. Elizabeth Rudls Zors- Hartford, with services at unce 17M that the new seasion BIRTHS TODAT: A son to Schooi. He la empdoy^ ait An- j j , reported that he had another, if not. others • will have to be discard- EUciid would be bundled in coat and gloves. But temperatures averaging almost kla, 80, of 92 Hilliard St, wld- j pj^. at Orace Episcopal haa oonvened and awaariM in ****• K*hneth Farris, derson Tile Co., West Hartford, gtopped to check the building Lost in the maze of mangled eight degrees above normal have brought out lighter clothing as well as blos ow of WilUam zorsws, dM c!hu^, B8 New Park A^ Ihlland: a daughter to Mr. and The fire, fought In five-de >eaterday at Manchester Me- Hartford. Burial wUl be In Roes No date haa been set for the ^ben he heard a loud explosion and fused metal and rubber soms on this flowering cherry tree at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Landscape Mra Francis Csriusnlak, Co weddlng. gree weather, drew hundreds of morlal Hospital. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hin, Jr. In the ficoata and OUrenoce lumbia; a son to Mr. and Mrs. from inside the cycle shop, and stock were 11 three-wheel In- gardener Leon Santamary reports he’d never seen January blossoms on the Fine quality foods at big savings during our Brown Jr. and Thomae M. Raea people to the scene, causing po She was bom In Uttiuanla on Friends may call at the fu Robert Pierce, Miriam Dr., Ver- saw flames shooting out. He had dustrial bicycles, awaiting de- lice to rope off the area and to tree until this year. (AP Photofax) in the Houee. stopped originally when he ob- Uvery to Pratt A Whitney In Aug. 1, 18S6. A resident of neral home tonight from 7 to 9. I. ‘ d»u«ht*f to Mr. and detour traffic between Main Btanchester for 60 years, she Mra Mrs. E. David Hawkins. served what looked like snow East Hartford, and Broad Sts. was a member of St. Briket’s succeeding hto father, Harry F. About Town blowing off the roof of the build- The bikes, of Kieman’s own Raid Uncovers Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. Town highway crews stood Vemon NEW ENGLAND BRANDS WEEK Church and the lithuanla Alli Byrd, Who has resigned. Brown, and Mn. John Marx. 67 Schal- Ing. desigm. are used for transporta- ance ot AmMica Manchester. an Ohio Republican, is succeed Manchester Lodge of Masons Police headquarters turned In tion in the factory and result in by, sanding (ky^ the wea Scheme to ‘F mc’ Fanerslg ler M .; a daughter to Mr. and will meet tomorrow at 7 ;30 p.m. Survivors include a eon, Wll- ing iris late father, CUrenee Mn. Martin Krakofsky, East a fife alarm and the 8th DIs- tremendous savings in floor which was turned Into a sh « t Brown, and Rees is taking the at the Ma.sonlc Temple. The En trict Fire Department re.spond- space for industrial plants, of ice by the wind-swept water Juveniles^ Drinkings Called Uam J. Zorskis of Manchester; Verlyn L. Friday Hartford. Postage Meters five daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth seat of Rep. James Roosevelt, tered Apprentice degree will be from fire hoses. B^meâl services for Verlyn DISCHARGED SATURDAY: ed with four pieces of equip- Kieman said. Backus of Manchester. Miss , Mnirnt'- resigned to Join „ conferred. William A. Reichert, Biggest Police Problems WATERTOWN, Mase. (AP)— Margaret. . .ZorSkl. . with whom Lheld id this morning Aat the wW. P. me and a mail-order toM Jêrson of l^st Har^ ^ ^^g, requiem at Before the Senate convened, ma® a«"eral Mianager Robert B. sents the largest problem to "We get the worst of a wide office in Us InveaUgaUon of an ford, Mra. Joseph Phinips of g^^ j^ûrch. -n»e Rev. the Democrats decided at a *^*«“*y St.; Mrs.JEUzabeth Me- vvelss will b« the speaker to- range of problems, and people 88 Florence St.; morrow noon at the meeting of Traffic Problem Commission Vemon police, Lt. Elmlllo Pel aUeged misuee of postage metor Vincent J. Flynn tyas the cele- meeting to appoint the younger E^„cation expect us to be social workers, maohlnee. The scheme cost the —Byrd to two -iiA.major . wi,iiiu»qcAcommittees. Michael Miller, Storrs; Mrs. ^be Kiwanls Club at Cavey's legrini told (he Men’s Club of clergymen and physicians. Smlth of Storrs; 11 p-Midch - Buâl was In the Veter Recommendations by town ing supported by Francis Koep- goveiTunent more than $2 mil- a n and 22 great-grandchll- g„s Seefion of East Cemetery. A rm etTse^cesTnd'Te^^^ “ **■'* Restaurant. Kiwanla directors officials for resolving the knot Oonneoticuit Coonmlssioncr of the Talcottvllle Congregational “In the next 10 yeara, I pre Mrs. Alma H l r t , Staffora meet at ll:30 a.m., and peil, former U.S. oommlsadoner CSiurch yesterday. Uon in two years, officials con V .A Bearers were William Mur- cal and Space Soiences. Sen. ty Broad St. traffic will be dis Education Dr. Willdajn J. Sand dict police officers will be col Springs; Robert Benson, 33 committee chairmen are ex- of eduoatlon; and Terry San "Most of the youngsters who lege graduates. We must be ex tend. F ^ e ra l services will be held George Long, members Lee Metoalf, D-Mont., was cussed soon at meetings of two ers Saturday announced he The Inapeotoni seized sup* Norwood S t; Mra. Alice Braun, pooled to attend. ford, former governor of North get In trouble are from broken perts in the law. But for all of Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from British American Club- ^ârdCd another plum, appoint Chamber of Commerce groups. would suipport Oonneoticut'B pUes, books, and records in will save you money the Holmes Funeral Home, 4M ^nd Harold Olds and Leon C , ment------to the Finance------Committee----- Carolina. homes,” he said, “But In some these things, the compensation Albert, 8 Llnnmore Dr.; Homer The committee for Cub Scout Warren E. Howland, chair partlclpaMon in an educatirmal Other speakers at the con cases, parents fall to teach their raids on a bouse al 64 Ptoasant Main S t, with a solmen------high Bradiev memban nf th» Amarl hitriy headed by the elder Byrd. , .. man of the Chamber's parking In police work is not adequate.” You can depend on getting the best. . . always! Everything you buy is Mass of requiem oomnipaot of the 50 srtates. ference focused on the theme of chiidren the difference between Lt. Pellegrini said his depart St. and an office al 9 Cbauncy n at 9 at S t ic*nlean LLegion. e ^ n . '^®®®------*• Ethelyn *h«»ht Shields, that In 163 Birch S ot? t, g.gf, y,e ni ’ home of Mr. and ‘on-ig'ht st and traffic committee, announ- St. A aearch wiarrant was issued Bridget's Church. Burial wlU his message Wednesday John- „ , _ ,,a /.-ja o . The comipact idea, designed to increased freedom for teachers right and wrong.” ment contains 23 men, and three money-back GUARANTEED! And everyth!ng checked out with a Joseph Driimn,''ri M cC ^ place control of public educa- in implementing federal pro- “Many of the children react by U. S. Ootnmlesioner Peter J. be in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. John J. Kants aon will forecast what turn the- I t • ' ^ the Broad St. subcommittee will dvilian dispatchers. great, big, friendiy sm!!e! Friends may call at the fu- Viet Nam war is expeccted to It ’ tion more directly in the hands grams. They Included Dr. Rlch- to frustrations.” He said that Offenses Explained NelUgen. The largely attended funeral peter Rowe, 19 Erie St.; discuss a recommendation by The raids yesterday followed Bm*al home tonight from 7 to of John J. Kautz of 33 E. Eld- of the states, would link all 50 ard Renfield, associate secre- some want to be caught He noted that during last year, Michael Sweeney, South Glas- John Lamenzo, acting as chair- states by means of a new edu- tary of the National Elducatlon "Sometimes,” he continued, the arreota Friday of Bernard • and tonvorrow from 2 to 4 ridge St. was held this morning man of a special town commit- the following activities were and 7 to 9. » » a’I I T wST'"' cajtional commission of the Associatlon Educational Poli “when a child is in trouble, handled by the police depart Abelaon, 46, of Newton, Mass., from the Walter N. Leclsra ®°****'®“ -?* 67 ^Bridge S t.;” Lois Reopell! "u ^,JJinter''seM^^ tee, that the town hire a traffic cies Commission: and Richard parents are most cooperative. Ira Ravner, 44, and his w«e, Funeral Home 23 Main St, bombing of NormNorth VietViol Nam tar-tar. gamp Meeting Rd„ Bolton; j" JuniorHaiV o^ engineer to study the situation, states. ment; Wa rturvt tha right to limit quantitlas. John J. Monahan Dr. Sanders announced his D. Batchelder Of Newton, But too often, parents don’t Murder, 1; manslaughter, 1; Lila, 42, in the penthouse of a with a solemn high Mass of re- »«■ confine at lOaot Mrs. Helen Sharp, 138 Button afadel X a Russell of On Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. the John J. Monahan, 84, of M (Si backing of the plan during In Mass., president of the NBA. know what their children are forcible rape, 1 ; attempted mail order house in Woodbury, through Jan. 24. This would rep- Mrs. Caroline Ed- L. I. They were charged with Cedar St, formerly ^ Hartford, ______resent a 80-dayM d a v ™ lull “ ’S coinciding ftd h S ^ vvards, 271 New York a t y ^ l i b f the Ipe- chamber’s parking and traffic ___formal______remarks ______before the__ an-______Presiding______over the morning up to, and don’t believe that criminal assault, 1 ; armed rob died Saturday at Hartford Hos The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward wards, 27M Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Refreshments will be committee will seek solutions to „.,dwi:vter confei^nce of session w « Mra. Bernice Ma- they are involved in some prob bery, 2; robbery by strong arm frodulent use of pootage meters. J J. Reardon was the celebrant, of *«y Vietnamese Elizabeth Allen, Columbia; .-rved hv Mrs Brip Marom pital. Harold problem and similar pro]D the Connecticut Education As- her, president-elect of the CEA lem.” method, 1 ; assault by knife, 2; Offledaia said Mrs. Ravner assisted by the Rev. John J. cease-fire which Marsha Mitten. 37 Hollister St.; Bevan aJd hSs. Rebecca Grant. ^ sociation at the Hotel StnAJer and a teacher at Bennet Junior Lt. Pellegrini said drunkeness aggrevated assault, 1 ; simple was a partner in a mail order He was bom In County Oaven, O’Brien, deacon, and the Rev. " 4 ^ **^*û*"’ Duncan McDonough, Hebron Ireland, on Feb. 8, 1901 and _ P Hilton in HartfonJ. High School. Manchester’., Is the second largest problem assault, 63. clothing firm with an office in fflini-prke" bonus for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! Bhigene F, Torpey, subdeaoon. Johnson would face the Bolton; Karen I-asbury, Burglaries, 79; burglaries by Watertown and tbat Abetooo hved in the Hartford area for Mrs. Ralph Misuscarone was the decision on whether to step Broad Brook; Douglas Stewart, Mr. and Mra. Jay Stager will Dr. Sanders said he believes Supt. of Schools William H. faced by police. jsixia. i*i«iic\:tirunc wa.s me ~ ...... II— - - oroaa srooK; i.;ougias aiewari, - timV anrl Ahnw aIMp** nf tnethe Thursday inursaay meeting to ex- * *v. . u ^ ^ *i ______j 4. a - - - forceable entry, 61; larceny over was an officer. more than 60 years. He was em organist and soloist. Burial was “P bosUUtlea If the Oommunleto 4g Pierce Rd., South Windsor: vr^*\o*^^rkeâf*a^meetin^*of plain the recommendation of the ocmrpaot of ^ e rtato Curtis also participated aa a "And the kids are drinking ployed aa a printer for the Hart broader ap- panelist, In Vemon.” he noted. 360, 60; larceny $50 or under, In New York, U. S. Aitty. ford Fire Insurance Group, .. «. JA...’ CmAAV wh.™ ^”“1* <=»«»», E..t H.rt- £ io-™ ocmAllt,. pldcation” "•I' that “» is needed to take “■ Mrs. Katherine Bourn, chair- Aatother factor contributing 89; auto thefts, 12. Robert M. Morgenthau said it Bother Torpey read the com- ^ talk*. ford; John Lampson, 74 Lyness morrow at 7:30 p.m. at tho “After review by the sub Persons arrested last year in had' been thought the machinea Hartford, for 46 yeara and was V^le Oongreaa baa an array st.; Michelle Leclerc, 69 Jensen .-hool cafeteria full advantage o t recent federal man of the board of education; to delinquency, Lt. Pellegrini a membOT of its Men's Club and inittal service. committee, we hope to be able cluded: Murder, 2; manslaugh were foolproof. He said the me Honorary bearers were Harry of left-over Issues pwdli^pendiiur and SL: st.- Mrs.Mr, Anna Anna Clay,mav Coventry:r^ftVATltrV legflslatlon providing vast funds former Director Francis Delle- said, is fights in the home. Ms 25-Year Qub. to recommend support of the for aid to public education pro- Fera; and Ja ^ R. Stager, chair- "Most of our breach of peace ter by negligence, 1 ; larceny, 3; ters are licensed by the post of Lancoah, Dr. Robert Moesch, Johnson may suggest a Umtted Richard ^ p k l n a , Stafford Memorial Temple, Siuwlvors include two daugh Pythian report and recommendation grams. man of the community council arrests occur in homes. Par assaults, 4; fraud, 3; carrying fice and persons using them Dr. Joseph Sayera, William Do- ntnnber of new proposals, aU Snrinvs- Charles Smith. 80 gigtej-g_ ^^11 meet and Install of- made by John Lamenzo. The en- pay in advance for a specified ters, Mra. Jean Georgtades of are overshadowed by the Viet The compact idea was recent- of the Town Economic Oppor- ents’ fighting affect their chil weapons, 2; offenses against Blast Hartford and Mrs. Joan medlom, Kenneth Hodoay and Starkweather St.; Mra. Marga- ficerg tomorrow at 7 p.m. at tire Broad St. traffic situation family and children, 7; driving number of postage units. Nam aituaUon. rat Krist; Warehouse ly proposed by Dr. James Con- tunlty Department, attended dren; Liquor Is involved in most TasUlo of Manchester; three By Wamick. Pmnt; Fellows Hall. Mrs. Herbert is very complicated and com- domestic disputes.” under the influence, 16; viola Morgenthau said postal au Active bearan wen Stanley ant, author of the “(3onant Re- the sessions as guests of the sisters, Mrs. DeUa Roach and ^1)11^ . * * ,^ « rl^ * * Alley, district deputy great plex and It would seem that ex- port” and a leading Influence Manchester Education Assocla- “It hurts me when I have to tion oif liquor laws, 2; drunk- thorities believe the meter PORK CHOPS Savilonis, Clarence Wilson, Mra. Katherine McCormldk "**®” *‘ Malbocui, 236 W. cMef; Mrs. Walter Potyra and pert help is needed,” Howland in education circles, and is be- tion. arrest yotmg people,” he con ness, 60; breach of peace (most amount had been reset to con- both of Hartford, and Mn. Mary Louis Daigle, Thomai Dsurenda, Hospital Notes canter St. _ _ _ _ _ Mrs. Raymond Gamble will con- said. tinued. ”I know they’ll be af offenders in the 25 to 29 years Untre operating beyond the c Ringhlon of Manchester, end Norman Bjorkman, William DUSOHAIUSBD YHSTBJR- duct the installation. At 8:30 OUiers on the subcommittee fected the Jest of their lives.” of age group), 58; vagrancy, 7; amount paid for. Conroy, Robert Clerl and Har PaOeBti Today: 262 Lean Center Cuts four grandchildren. DAY: Mrs. Margaret Turmelle, p.m., immediately after the Py- are John Boll, Matthew W. Bor- Last year, 25 boys and five MORE MORE MORE old Borchgrevink. ADMITTED SATURDAY: The funeral will be held to Hasardvllle; Barry Craig, 13 thlan Sisters' installation, Mem- tone, James L. DeRocco, George Highway Crews Kept Busy girls were referred to juvenile all other offenses, 18. morrow at 8:16 a.m. Irmn______the Harold Olda and Leon C. _ Donald Asplnwall, Johnson Rd., Margaret Rd.; (3«orge Banfiy orlal Temple and Llnne Lodge, T. LaBonne, John Lltwin and court. The court usually is con Two immediate needs of the Mini-pricing ignores Funeral Bradley, both OC the American Bolton; Mra. Marie Barton, An- 77 Wetherell S t; Norman Bald- both of Knights of Pythias, will Neal Tyler. Club Hears Talk Thomas F. Fsrley cerned with children under 16 Vemon Police Department were today’s soaring prices on Home, 98 Webster 8t., Hartford, Legion, presented the flag to ^9ver; Mrs. Lillian BOnney, 48 win, 60 Franklin St., Rockville; have a public installation of offl------Sanding Slippery Roadways who are in trouble, but occa noted by L t PeUegrinl: ”We with a solemn Wgh Mass of re- Mrs. Kautz. West S t, Rockville; Mrs. Kath- Gregory and Jeffrey Hager, 11 cera. Refreshments will be need two detectives, and we On Rug Making pork to bring you this truly (Tlasamatea of the Kauts chU- Brack, 48 Valley Vley park Mrs. Emma Johnson, served. Manchester highway division station off Rt. 15 who filled a sionally the court will accept outstanding value! Yet a sale price is no guarantee TOP qulem at St. Michael’s Church. Authority Asks Jurisdiction of youngsters one need a full-time officer to han Miss Janetite L. Fraser of O n i B Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene dren from S t Jamee’ echool Dene, Vernon; Alexander Chen- 87 Plymouth Lane; Peter ___ workers continued thedr battle tank at a motorist’s request dle juvenUe problems.” of a bargain unless the quality is there. This is Top against slippery streets until found himself with a problem or two years over the limit Manchester wiU speak Wednes dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. and East CathoUc High School “ ’'*-*** L0f dtity. sanding stubborn spots to the new car, the attendant. to help all children,” he said. 89, wife of George Knoess of 87 Ladies of 8t. Jiamea attended "If each of us were to ’adopt’ Gardner, who does a fine job gram will be presented from 1 Samual Haugh, 9l Garden 8t; ald, 27 (Joncord Rd.; Mrs. Edna will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. contempt of court but hospi and plowing drifted snow. Edward Franklin of 92 Ridge Autumn St, died yesterday at toe funeral homt last night one child from a broken home, with the kids,” Pellegrini said. to 2:30. The event Is open to CUTLETS Mrs. Dorothy MUyer, Water Annstrpng, 106 Avery St.; Mn. at the home of Mrs. Philip West, talized two hours after being According to Ernest Tureck, St., called a local dealer who BONELESS PORK 88: Manchester Memorial HospUaL ford; Mrs. Alice Hycr, 43 W. we oould do a lot more for that “We keep the town patrolled the public. She was bom in Bridgeport Bln. John H. MeMeeUn Dorothy Irwin, 123 Benton S t; 20 Hemlock Dr., Vernon. locked up. division superintendent, the agreed to pick it up. I t was continuously,” Lt. Pelleg;rlnl Middle Tpke.; Mn. Oriss Ls- MacMabon said the Transit moat difficult period in the bought In Medford Wednesday child than any social agency.” An instructor of rug making on March 11, 1918, a doi^ter Fimeral services for BOr*. Frank-Bedell, 44 Griswold S t; noted, "but when a patrolman in OlastonhuTy and East Hiart- Couirtrystyie Spai'9 Ribs ■> 49* Countrystyie Poik Loins (III) 55i Blsnc, Bifch Mt. Rd.; Alexander Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Authority had made "no mean- weekend operations came late by Mrs. Alexander C. <3ochran A parent, divorced, separated ot the late Albert and EmlUa Thareaa POrica McAfeekin of 22C LeMay, 163 Woodland St.; Sandra Warren, 306 Hartford or widowed, needs help in rais haa to do detective work too. It ford High sriioola, Mtas Phaser Jackel Konlg. She attended St. James St. was held firia Hd.; Rajrmond Kirk, 142 Bissell will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at toYtol offer,” and .that "the Saturday afternoon when drop- of Medford, the driver. creates a liardshlp.” fitanley Miller, 88 Judy Lane, mayor sat In on some of these ping temperatures and winds ______ing their cWWren, D t Pelle- has taught rug braiding and Bridgeport schools and was a morning ait the Hohnes Funeral South Windsor; Ronald Osella, St.; Mrs. Edna ParaeM, 63 Val- toe home of Miss Lynn Rich- L t PeUegrinl observed that hoc^dng In aduH aiduoation pro ley View Lane, Vernon; Vincent mond, 47 Myrtle St. meetings but he didn’t seem to caused roads in residential STRANGE CLUB grertt said. ‘It is a siiain on graduate of Ontral High Home, 400 Main Bt. ITte Rev. 4 VUlage S t; Mra. Mae Rich one parent to raise a family. policemen are stUl suffering the grams to Ptost Windsor, Glas- prove a help.” a « a s to glaze over immediatedy INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — stigma of years past when po Sriiool, Bridgeport, and New Vtocewt J. FTynn of St. James’ ards, ScmersvUle; Daniel B(esiadeckl, 58 OraM Ave., Other people, such as church bonbury. Etost Hartford and CSturch officiated. Burial was "For 18H hours we discussed “fter they were plowed, making The POP Squad of ciatherdral lice bnitaUty waa a reality. Britain State Teacher’s Col- Schultz, 875 Adams St; Mn. Rockville; Daniel Donohue, 80 re VMreMdAre reS Akre rerererere at. re^ 41.re.re. rere ^ Manchester. She also teaches the merits of the cases but then It necessary to sand them as High School Is the school’s most members, could help.” "There Is no police bm tallty *•*« (now Central Connecticut in East Ometecy where Fa Violet BpUler, 65 Biro S t; Gerald Dr., Vemon; Ralph Bir Stocks in Brief soon as poerible. “Another tMng\ that might rug midring at her studio on State College). She was a ther Flynn read the committal ^lôlds' we were told that it was not the exclusive organization. Few of In thla town,” he said, ”aad I’d Vlnkels, Andover; mingham, East Hartford; Mn. merit of the cases, but ths abili Almost 600 cubic yards of sand help la more social workere,” he Hartford Rd. Salada Tea Bags American Dry teacher a t Hl|0>land Park Ele ^ Gary Webb, Bast Harttort. Eileen nodslH. Ehuit Hartford. NEW YORK (AP)—AlrUnes, its members are in It by choice. be veiy Interested in hearing A demonstration of hooMng ty to pay thitt must be consid and 23 tons of chemical were continued. “This year, the about any care where there waz Bit iS 8ztn t88 ban mentary School and a member Bearers ware Andrasr Fer- ADMTTrBD YHS3TBRDAT. DISCJHAiaQED______TJOAY: electronics and coppers were used. Membership Is earned In the school department brought the and braiding will be given af Btvarafis CRANBERRY ot (Toncoidla Lutheran Church. ered,” MacMahon said. any alleged.” and sava Wldho«ra. John Mrs. Mamie Belalr, 718 E. Mid- Frank Ckineo, 128 School « .; among gUnsra in an irregular MacMahon said Lindsay had The windy cold snap also Plaster of Paris Squad when a first social worker to town. ter the talk, and there will be A la JjUjlOE-COCKTAIL Other survlvora include a G eow Malchan, Rc4>- dla T9k*.; Jin Brower, 75 John Laboy, wnUmanUc; Mrs. mentioned a |60 million figure brought inconveniences to some breaks a bone, fractwes We used more.” (In September, "The police need better pub question and answer period. at this low prlaal ■on, George IL D. Knoeas of mt King and Jamae Throwe. (Jampbril Ave., Vernon; Vernon Odette Bosse, 108 Carter St; ly rising stocit market early lic relations. We are trying, and eans this afternoon. tbat would cover all Transit Au- householders who had heating „ ^ to two mbn social workers will be Qnarl boHIt Blanchester; two daughters, Busiclc, Thompsonville; An- Irving Ptaae, Soman; Edward thority supemrisory and union problems. ^ such a way toa he has to wear employed tqr the cducafioR de the citizen can lielp by ap IN FLIGHT BEFUEUNG PACKAGE OF 64 4 9 - 1 2 - 7 9 ' proaching a policeman the same MISS Kathy E. Knoess and B U SS Mra. Pan! Bietskt thony Cherublnnl. 117 School OraveHne, 94 School St; Janice The market advance employes and "everyone else.” One oil dealer reported today ^ P tot or plaster of parts < ^t. partm ent) STRATFORD (AP) —Sikorsky way he would Uke to be ap Aircraft announced Sunday that S d ° i b 'i^ ^ H ^ a ^ ^ s * * * K o ’ M ra ^ ^ li^ U a S o ^ l 2 2 ^ "* Oo>l»to, 90 Trotter White. 9t’Union St; Rockville; h a ^ tough Îng MacMahbn rejected tt. saying that he had an unusually high captain boasts a "The police department, too, proached, Many people are bel MKnikl ha’vs a social worker,” a helicopter was refueled while Big of Washington, D.C ______^ hourly paid transit workers. reports from heating and oil ®Tuad members have arm-wrist ligerent.” in flight by a fixed Wing air ur.lre.. IK.. . ..J _ . • FV ■*. lA. Pellegrini said Lt. Pellegrini la enroUed In a The Henry E. Bishop and Son m ot^ '***" “^ Du'WL »W ®- Mid- Dtoto.lfw’LSJd^ "MacMabon said the union firms ranged from normal to leg splints, leg and foot craft for the first time recently '•One of the best ways to seven year law enforcement Funeral Home, 1139 Fairfield neral Home, 400 Main St., Man- r>ir i t TTont disousslon ardlng Pellegrini noted that the police 200 2-ply 4. t # .J A*" aaswared Instantly. S;.'reiS“CS?'’.S‘S'S: .»>i» were net represented on the "Crime it increasing', and It Quart u . psneL ooata ua mora moaay every baraen 68 and 80 mph. Steels put OR a wavering pec; :our&l tUde we ‘shoukl have We’re at (RX) HoMtal. formance and motors were day,” ha aald. "Wa mtlat in- Other aurvivon Include a been,” he said. toraltls and Father Yuskauskas Marine KiUed througnly scrambled. Ralls "I personally favor sex edu- cregae cw ifforte.tQ.piit » halt near at hrathM' and one grandchild. were strong. ■house'; to I t” IVnerel servlees will be held read the committal sendee. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The eatlon for teen-agers,” he said. your Bearers were Stanley Gnist, Vernon: Harold The Atsociated Press average •I don’t believe it could be Apple Sauce tomorrow at l l a.m. at the Har- McQuade, Glastonbury; Mrs. death, in combat of . Marine , of 80 stocks at noon were' up .8 m o r e ABBITBATION 204bs Potatoes StopaShop George Katkaveek, Joim Btel- telephone Pljf W. Buckley Fiineral Home, Vletoria Orduz. 21 Margaret damaging. A fter aU, by teach skl, Leonard Kiist, Joaeph Jan- ^ rtportM k^y by “s m^ uujiugg ing about communism, we don’t HARTFORD (AF) — An In- IM Main St., Westerly. Burial , i. o . Rd.; Mra. Frances Pantaleo, Holiday House at 28 creeM In -the number of aiW- MB ha in River Bend Oeme- **® ***^ Seley, 775 Pariter St; Mrs. Shelia **°*"y*’‘ ®* The flow Jones industrial av- Cottage 8t offers a new lose people .to the eommiinlats." teiy, Weatoriy. Moma 51. ^ ^ "Lost yesr,” he noted, "three tnMon ouez braugtit to tbs RuseeU, 64 Bolton St; Mra kind of retirement living. state Board of Medtottoo and FREE Bradlees A l O Q * Handy to stores, churches, fathers or st^ fathers were In Fifaiida may eaO at ttw fu- S Classes Top Imports Marta Salenieka 81 Jarvis Rd.; Mrs. Homyak said she had M8.80. I Artttretion increewed (ron 14I n a n l homa tonigtat trfun T to 9. Mrs. Mary Sainpteri, 34 Rldge- been informed In a telegram Ank'en CMemical advanced DELCO theater and .buses. Homa- volved In s « relations •with DELIVERY 8-Velt Uke rooms and surround- thalr daughters or step daugh- in 1983-84 to 179 during the post FOODS . "Ne w YORK — Of the 318.7 wood Dr.. RockviHe; Mrs. Mary ^to«a the Defense Department TH to 29 on a delayed-openlng Kzcheugo u>cs; good food. Bfary R. llsoal year, the board reported V l P D v ^ Dr. A|11mr K, PUMiary billion worth of commodities im- Shaw, Bast ’’Hartford: Mrs. toat her son suffered a fatal block of 110,000 shares. The D R Y - C H A R ^ te n . and Katherine Bt. OlbUn, •Idpthefs must instruct tlielr BAturdê T o d r m 4Mt tor drag nooda _*OCKVlIA»~Dr. Arthur R. ported by the United States In Eleanor Wincze, 815 Hartford ’wound Friday wWle fljÛng in company iJana to market a 18*86 I2-Vtdt, Exohenge owners, for S3 yean op MedtoUon cases declined, how and eosmettea wUl be takai Vulitar;3r, 7®, PUUAiury Hil), 1964, Hv% classes oi products T^>ke., Vsthoh. Nam. ralattvoly k>w*pric^ pictuia-in* giria about aex at an early age. BATTERIES erators of the Bteneheater' L t Pellegrini offered a ehn- ever, ttom .661 to ML oasa.of imnedtotoly. • retired pbyriclan died Satur- accounted for 87 per cent: Metal BIRTHS SATURDAY: A aOn Opl. Homyak’a wife and two- a-mlnute gadget, 24 MO. OUAR. Oonvalescwit Home. CaU •nte board said the mnnher of 7 • ^ day m orn^ Rodcvllle Oea- and metal products, 27 per cent; to Mr. and BCn. Robert KoUan- year-old daughter are living in Prieps' advanced in heavy at 39 CoUaga S t or pbeoa ple solution to jUdgei who are lenient on criminals brought be man-days lost through strikes In «ru HoapltM. animal and vegetable products, da, Stafford Bpringa; a son to Albion, N.Y. ' trading on the American Stock 849-235S ftom B Informto OoaneoUcut during the fiscal . tion. Katberlaa M. OUilin. fore ih em t YOU SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM .DOLLARS PER WEEK WITH mmi-priCmQ .YOU TRY IT! FM bom In BrooUyn, 26; chemical and related pro- Bfr. and lb s . Raymond Hamp- Horaynk, 37, had sazMlwichod Exchange.' year w as only .1 per cent Af ( x t s d d B id L ^ 1 * *** ducta. 16; wood, pi^wr and ton, 422 E. BOddle Tpke.; a four yeara in the Ooaet Guard Corporate and U.S. govern- TIRE CITY Admlnlatrater. ^^Theae judgea should ride around In a cruiser until they total man-days worked, com PneertptfoB Phannacy l^lateO artU and Jessie Pera- i^ ted matter, n, and textile fl- daughter to Mr. and Bfra. Tim- between Ua two bitdiea In the meat bonds were mostly un- 3!I7 BROAD ST, UANCHESTEB—TEU (43.»44 pared to a nolicnal average of S IM Ha i f n t his b e n and producta, A otby Bctauta; "Wondarvlew Dr,^ maztoea. idianged. eo^rience a variety of crimes.” M l BIAIN BT<—da-dM l 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST •n te pritos Is oontinuallr ths At per eant to 198A (» FAG&' M ANCajSTEE EVENING HERAU>,.M4NC!HESTEB> OONN^ MONDAY^ JANPABY 10,196> ItAWCHESTgK MANCHEStBR, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 10,1966 T W B L f S

• T 7 I [ Q MDUr dew *; Many IX Mor. D e stro y s 1 M SoilUt yjnJttor joinlor daMon; lOrtmAl Paul, HSBSSL. Mddor rtawkidt Cart O. Hen ^uingRequestf Kosld Vehicle School Board ning, Junior Btewaxd; Franda CE! ifieeung i nuFSttay B. Androae, ohaptein; BOsirattb Pui^hadng Flany names anvelopad a ear driv Plans Classes B. NWwtpny, otgudat; WUden en by gtepchn H. KoaU Jr. of V. OrtBok aratatant organist; Go &#ore Board t » Kerry flt aa be was turning fWldbinsider Schooi^^Y^ For JHsluTthed fad Dkrid B.'Tripp, tder. frotn A n y Bt Into Ihdon St tm U w boaard di»eaito)ii will The lodga will bold Its find t t e BowrmMi w ffl Nhtoh 87 per coR wefa piaU. regular commnnicatton tonight- at HdO today. (a'Ilia ela- ^ i^ni^ fair. IWM late kt |Ht to die- a t 7:80 ait ton Ttrapte on Main aM d^ MMtiaf on Uw findlags Boskl was oninjnrad but thi aHiiol ii the 8iat m k w irofi ralaed tor rttio- dtoaiM for t at Ma tnupwtation eomnlttM car was a. total loaSk according ^ voting the (toaroh aortal room, 8 emottonaily dlatatoed cMdran D o g O k * «■ • laqoMt from resldanU at to the Bightti Distilet Plie De Mto. Steva Utstai lart aanoono- Thi Hockanum D8g d a b wQl BoK XiMtittalii to luiv* acliool partment, A abort in the wiring tarn top nualltr a n d Ko- irii beiaBkad and to hoar a ia p o it ea toe p r»- ImaM go toto th* arao to tnaa- la thangbt to I too. processing. * • M naarytoort- OomnOMlaMA posed ralddto eobooL meat Wedoeeday at 8 p m . a t 1 3i honr sanrlee for tlM Wqiplnt Oo^nmunlty ^ poit •tadanto. H m Bov; Mr. fira. eUte (Jnst Otoar Itena on toe aganda In- i\ ■*ool toolB- ^ BWwan, aon of MT. House. Final pUni wIlI be dis Bowmaa ia ohalniwa at fbo a Httle Mt loager for ' if'- p i .color). . „ and Mra. Ray W. Bidwrtl, Ixmg cussed for the obfote aahotloned COITWlIttO^ toe hiwrd'a pfwaaniMl poHrtea in * 3 0 1 to u » Hitt Rfl, haa reoahmd Us ooin- match, to he held Jan. 80. Pros- - i i X regoM t I9 Majror Thomaa *Johii D’ Gave fifillioiu P l l i 8ng afacf’' . ^ oomnlttoa; propoaad acbMl eal- X MciCuakOT and tho toom’a dt- i r r a llwokta endar for 1888-87; totroductfon poctt're rtub matabarii mny at- CSHfCAQO—The largest g ift teod. ,.(*«■ netor ot adnilnlatrattoo. Jay la ATTHEPABXADK I „ I ' otker a t a pcaattilB metropoMfwn ef to an Amarlean coUege waa fort toward regtoort school Sk Lndlaa. . Ktaingar, to have a town-wide iLIGCWEl l PRUw 40iMn>PlJB‘TPKK.WB8T| S i'lR ttW t or »4«6.«)0. la, purehaaing agent, w ill be «Ba» John D. RoekafaUer’ a $80 m il '-ML ooopeiatkm, and a agipwwai of piepperidge Ita a iBakartes lion endoynnent for the Unlver- will preaent a program a t new eusaed by the board. Ail ottiar Itani In tlu wanting altgr o f Cihlesgo In the 1880s. td— in sandwich m aking a t the Mayor MeCnakar baa noted Minte eagaiHHng tha prqj- AI bo acbedillod ara reports the aobool department train ad bee nwnmltilniw. The St FralMla of Aaalal Ladies aet ' ' Guild meeUng Wednaadajf At 8 muat be inctnded In the action Aaqrana w ito wanto tefanaae maatkig w « tn d odq sn bkocu- If an agent la to be ntlUaed at ttre BBorton. pjn. In the church ball tkn on tba additkm before the The meeUng End pro|yam reaaonable coat town martlag Thmwtoy ia ta- St. Morgnnt Mary’* Dr. Kaymond B. Ramadan, Tfae Holy Noma Soctoty of Si. win be preceded by devotioie at Ylted by toe board of oducoAiiou 7:45 pm. In the churdi. All auperlntendent o f adumla, haa to tto bow d PWWWTHf totuor- IttMgaiwt MkiylB pozWh wfil pirevioualy atated that he favora medt tomoiroBr rAgtX « t the women of the pariah are Invtt- jow Uglhl a* 8 in ton eleman- ed. a buaineae manager fo r the taiy rtiioaL Ikto «r toe meet- olitvd L 1 1 m mooting will begin achool ayatem, and ha ia expect' wtUi roettwtlon of toe raeaxy at A clothing drive tor Vletna- tag wl8 ba deivotod to a quea- meae Infanta wafi h^d by. j the ad to report on tala decision to llon fi«rt aisiwar period on toe 8 pJDL n igh t NEVfeR__ ' AH OTO grau|» wtti mert guild laat month under the di tatodiiM project. Ftane will be rection of Mrs. Peter Zaleskt Dr. Ramaddl wffl aJao report owOrtite'to iboiW toe apoee ttwt Wodneoday ftam 7 to 7:48 pm. on ataft needa for the acboola 4 ' • ^ Other cluha, organlsattone and Witt be pRpvtoed. and toe board eit MBigMd pteoeo. for the coming yaar. Be la coi- private Indtvldiiala interested The Chase Building Succumbs to Rockville Renewal APPLIANCE iritt (Baouae why toe apace la Htepplhg WOOW peoted to aak tor authority to may send donations of infant’s A window frame from the rear wall of the Chase Building, Building on W. Main 8t and the Kulo property, and pertiaps H m WOC2W at toe Stepping hire about 60 teacben to ataff needeX w**dge Ella Burnham Is In charge of — — -^ r pked that theywevj were wwav havingssuvaas^ cea —^ ^ w year. ’The volunteers, all university strators marched peacefuMy Charles S. Winiaina haa been refreshments. Members are be pointed to meet with a com- dtfficuU time controlling the iJoaSfe ISSUCS The M!EA was granted the r> 't' • n t 14.0 Cn F t graduates, will serve for two mlttiea of the Hartford board, bleeding. _ _® __ solo right to negotiate for aH tJorn 1 urns into B eef and burned a U.S. fla g in Bante installed aa the new Master of ing asked to bring an article Separate Adjustable years. The-sebool board meeting Is They dropped anchor but the In Peace Pact town teachers a® the result of OMAHA, Neb.—Two hundred Ana Fdaaa Sunday to mark the Evergreen Iiodge, AF k AM. tor the tea cup auettm. set fo r 7:80 ]xm. a t BuUdtaig A , Temp. Controls He succeeds G. Herbert Clark. Manchester Evening Henkld severe Jarring motion of the winning a referendum lest fall acres of com yielding only 80 second anniversary of the Pana Agreement Delayed Faik BL, RoekviOe. boat In 18-foot seaa and 60-mile (Continued from Page One) In which it was opposed by the bushels to the acre will supply Sealed Twin Crispers A graduate of Lebanon Val South Windsor correspondent, ma Canal 2w m ac am m ■nawM, property o ff Hamlin S t Mercury's optional Stereo-Sonic Tape System. 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t . . ■ FAGE FIPTBBN HAKCHBlSrBB EVENING HBRAIA MANCHESIER. €ONN, MNDABY 1ft, 198& i '' U4>j^ bstors aoms tetertsieii golf work end ^rber’s 67 matched that of ances for Coach^ Don Bay. other tbraain. They ktat the ball twice. ------:------■ for Itotte,” said Shula, ^’but ha moot a t Mb fMlow proe took oft Harney, and they UM for aec- Shula m e problem of what Matte passed 17 fimea agkintt on an Interceptten 1^ Jerry Coofenao* play taksa^ oa 7) taddea cromwen and Avon, Logan the first tima and on a has gained a lot more the way for the next evbnt on toe new p(c •weekend, . from behind. In regard to the and Morttt Central Oooferencee ^ check a three- guess 1’H have to keep Iho the Oolta tor fivs seasons unlll Pahher won the Los Angeles latter. Palmer laughed and Matte oKeose In our ptey book, yards set up second period iqtrinter who had ceuigttt 18 over the next five loelng etreak, hosting touchdowns which gave Balti touchdown pasaea daring the the quarterback -ettaie devel fixture for toe second time, but said ICencbeeter High Haat Granby Wednesday after- though.’ ’ more a 14-3 halftime edge. season for the Cowboys, was oped. It wasn’t sa easy as most every *Tf that waa toe case In the of two to a row, te « the road visiting tbs American Matte, In o s iy Ms third final round, Pd never have '>? V The Cowboys, who tied for restricted to tour catches for M The victory by tb s OoUa un one had figured In Sunday’s fl- -/ ■ twice, school tor.j?the Deaf Friday. profewflonai game as quarter derscored moatety ot Wertem made iit." back, woe voted the outtaandtog second place in the Eastern yards. .nal round at toe Rancho Munici i , ■" High to West Cheneya last win came against Conference by winning ll've of In addltkm to Ms interception. CXxiference NFL teams over the pal course — psto 86-85—71. TYien he added; ' I ' . day at Wetherafleld ^sch before Chrtot- player to the piayoM game be Etestern this season. K was toe fore 86,689.to the Orange Bowl. thedr lost seven games, ran into Logon recovered a fumble on He shot a two-over par 73 and "It’s a pleasure to start toe f 4 . ^ 2 0 ' ragh. The, Indtoiis are In fifth mas. the Dehas X to the third quar 16th vtciory in 18 oonteste tor qx>t among the C b iL menAers, He earned the award on Ms a fierce Colt defense. won by three strokee with a 72- new year better. When you don’t ter and tidlbeck Jerry HiU the W est win for awMle, it starts to cause regiatertng wins over Bristol passing. Dallas put together only oaa hMe total e f 278. Steetam. and MUoney High Palmer’s sensational 62 Satur problems.” f : I while losing to Cutard, Bristol day sent Mm into the final TMs waa only Palmer’s sec Central and P la tt Standings round with a lead of seven ond tournament victory to some BVBRviBODY^ DANGB^G— Celtics’ Tom Sanders (16) and K. C. Jonw and Week to Prepare strokes over BUI Casper Jr., 18 months. San Francisco’s McCJoy McLemore go through wild gyrations as they struggle me Hagles, coming off a 20-20 Passer Randy Johnson and nine shota over two rivals The surprise of toe tourna strong victory over South HOC who. It developed, gave Mm a ment was 24-year-old Dave for rebound. (AP Photofax) ______Pet. ' Catholic test Friday, have a W. large scare, Paul Harney and Stockton of San Bernardino, 1.000 week to ready themselvee for East' „ I...... 2 SPOUSES—.Eva Lewis 128, Miller Barber. Calif., who shot rwmds of 71-69- ... ____* .760 the (7-1) Generals of Pulaski Dick Lewis 161-353, FTed Oakes It waa still Palmer by six aft 69-68 for 277. He played the final Pulaski ...... 1 AOO Has Sharp Sense of HumoF wigii in New Britain at the 135, Ken Marksteto 381, Ben er toe first nine holes, hut Har round with Palmer and another N orO iw est...... 0 JWO Central Connecticut gym. ton Osgood 464, ney particularly was closing In veteran, Don January, this, Best Campaign Ever He connected on 20 of 38 for 'T am really looking forward Ms second year as a profession Nagles lead the HOC with a 2-0 m o b il e , Ala. (AP) —- to playing profesaionai foot and Arnle’s army, and possibly mark while Pulaski is l-l with COIL 308 yards and led the South to a Amle himself were worried. al. W. Pet. Randy Johnson is a 20-20 ball,’’ Johnson said. "I’m mov FEMMES ft FELiAS—^Tony a win over Northwest and a 23-19 victory to the Blue-Gray ing to Atlanta and going to fin MOrtoeHl 151-122— 381, Tony At toe 14to Palmer’s lead had Platt ...... 6 1.000 passer with an equally TAR BABY DUCKS loss to South. AOO game two weeks ago, and Satur ish school there and work with Heim 128-342, John Phillips 138, melted to one over Harney and Wethersfield .... 4 sharp sense of humor. Try tar paper tor dneks. Out HockvUle Hlgî (3 -») takes Eastern ...... 4 AOO The Texas A&I quarterback day hit on 20 to 33 for 186 yards file Falcons.’’ John Morton 358. Viola Morton two over Miller. Likely for Fairfield on two Central Valley foes this 122. Oioroleibte FhilUps 126, MlUer, from Saoi Antonio, tar paper Into 12-Inch shapes Central ...... S .600 has âyed to two All-Sitar foot and fired the South to a 27-18 wedt, paying a visit to Wood- .600 conquest of the North in the o i ^ 'S '. ^ c e ^ ^ a ^ '^ g i ^ i i Maty Helm 138. Edith Ray 120. Tex., finished ahead of Palmer and nail to earth. Wind’s sUght performence M a lon ey...... S ball games and hit 20 passes to movement and black shape does Pot Burtce M the Stags wMti bom e’s 48-point row Wilson In Middletown to .400 Senior Bowl. and Harney, somewhat unno Fairfield keeps on rolling to a 107-86 M an ch ester...... 2 each. a contract worth an esttmated 1 j ^ a«-o».o /.niii/l 21 points, as tt»y walloped Holy paced the Indtans morrow and receiving Newing Gonard ...... 1 .200 MERCANTILE—Boh Cuneo ticed to the scramble. the Job. along and the Stags could Cnwadew bad triimph over SuMolik Ocdlege. $ 100,000. ton Friday. Tomorrow's battle Han ...... 1 .200 167-403, A1 Riuhacha 136, Russ be headed for their best beaten Oonnecticut at Storm teat In other games, a was Albany could be for a spot in the first Sam Mele Still on Ailing List One of hte.rivaifl with the Fal Tomlinson 141-362, K «i Morttle Windham ...... 1 .200 cons of toe Nottonal Football basketb^ season since Wednesday. State ftt, Southern Connecticut division of the CVC, l»th cluhe 1S8-371, Gene Pheneof 154, NOSE FOR BASKETBALL— Xavier’s Bob Quick was dribbling merrily along League will be Steve Sloan, Ala ^Disruptive Influenced 1961*62, when they lost No games are scheduled In 87,: Bridgeport 94, Coast Guard rtiowlng 2-3 records. CENTRAL VALLEY George Barber 147-870, Sam SO; Wesleyan 81, Middlebury 6S; when suddenly Marquette’s Gene Smith lancled on his back and when he did, bama quarterback who was only five of 25 games. Ooimeotlcut tonight. The Stage' South Windsor (7-0) should w . L. Pet. Quick’s face went down on the ball and it hit his nose. (AP Photofax)______Yale Swim Win Skein Ends, Libble 175-140—446, John Aooto Elven without mainstay Ifike next conteet te at home againet LoweU State 69, WilUn)antic face its -toughest week so far, unable to play in the Senior Southington ...... 6 0 1.000 Bowl because of a rto injury. 398, BUI Faber 358. Colleges Asking Pros Again Brandi, the Stags topped Holy StonehU Wedneeday night. State 67; Quinniplac 86, Madi hosting Bloomfield High tomor Flalnvtlle ...... 6 0 1.000 New Plateau for Jeremiah Craes by 21 points Satimtey lb otbsr action Saturday night, son Fbirleigh-UtelUnBan 76; and row and traveling to Elaat Wind Newington ...... 4 1 .800 UConn at Rhode Island for Yankee Showdown Sloan and Johnson were VILLAGE WOXEBS—Ginger night. They b ad ‘ never beaten Yals kMt to Penn S4-66. K was Sacred Heait 106, St. Ihoimas sor High Friday. BloomfleW la Middletown .... 2 2 JiOO QUINCY, Mass. (AP) — A event Sunday. Michael Elliott of roommates all of tent week dur Yourkoa 188-186— 186. Roes To Hold Off Draft to Jan. 1 the sate’ sixth straight dsteat, Seminary ot Bloomfield 67. Durango, Colo., waa 28th, fol ing praotloe for the game, when the Oraeadere in four peevtous WUson ...... 2 8 .400 hometown dinner honoring Man Chglanello 464, Johii CkgteneBo WASHINGTON (AF) — In Corbett acknowledged Sunday dropping their Ivy League m a^ lowed by Larry Doman of Bur Sloan was sUU undecided about enoountera. them twice last year, While R ockvU Ie...... 2 S .400 ager Sam Mele of the Minne 660, BUI Sheehan 217, Joe St. tense oompeitiition between the that hte group has no iron-dted to 1-S and their overall reomd lington, Vt. to last place. his professional plans. Among inairfield’s other vic East Windsor remains unde Windsor ...... 0 4 .000 sota Twins has been postponed Genmeln 222-212—685, Dtok major professional football authoriity to enforce such re to 4-7. Big Tests for Providence tims this year are Boaton Col Bowling feated and tied with South Glastonbury .... 0 6 .000 because of his Illness. Numerous telephone coSte Lynne 211, Paul Abert 229-558, leagues te “perpetoatlng a dis quests, but said they will be New Haven OoUege waa beet- BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y. lege, Xavier University o< Ote' Windsor atop the NOOd with a A spokesman said that the were made to Sloan from repre- Ann ,Bradley 175-197—539, ruptive Influence’’ on the col contained to a report to both the chmaiti, and Duquesne. Ahead en for the first time this season. PERFUME — Mary Henry 3-0 mark. CHARTER OAK Bernard Dion of Hanover, NH., senbatives of the New York Jets Sarah Sntt'th 462. NCAA and the American The Cbargem lost to Salem State dinner, originally set for Tues lege game, says a leading col are Ntagara, Viltenova, Aasump- 127, Betty Brennan 137, . Millie Ellington (3-3) should have W . L. Pet. day night, will be held next reigned today as Class A cham and the Falcons, to addition to lege coach. He predicts the pros Football Coaches Assodatton, tlon. Providence, St. Benaven- 100-96, and even Gary libera- UihanetU 127. less trouble with visiting Gran- Coventry ...... 4 0 1.000 Include B oston C ollege T ilt month if Mele’s health permits. pion of the Torger Tokle Memo friends and fans from Alabama. CONSTRUCTION — Don wfU again be asked to hold off which formally open their con- ture, Canislua and Georgetown. tore, the NAIA’s top acorer, was bj High, stlB looking for its Portland ...... 8 1 .760 rial Ski Jump Tournament, By toe end of toe week, John PlaveU 147-165— 428, Oil Fla- their drafts unOl after the Jan. 1 venttons here today, The Stags have estaUtehed outdime by Salem’s John Geutei- OOUNTRT CLUB — Don Providence College, the ever, Vermont, in the league defeating Dalhousle 66-66 to the Mele Is confined to Peter Bent first NCXX: win, but things could Rham ...... 8 1 .750 1-3 Dion won the title Saturday son was answering toe tele- veU 148-139— 413. R ay PonU- bowl games. similar recommendations themselves as the beet teem in rls, who sank 89 points to liib- Benoit 167-387, Frank Johnson tournament finals Saturday. Brigham Hospital In nearby get more difficult when Water Bacon Academy ...2 2 .500 nation’s sixth ranked has- ^ 2-3 a ^ p p o ^ t s , on jumps of 189 and 132 feet de pbone with this remark: ceUl 143-406, Tom Yanta 147- “We ^won’t be sattefied until mode last yaax, but both Oonnecficut and that encounter eraters's S6. 160-361, Burt Davis lfiS-360, J500 They play Tufts tonight and Boston for treatment of phlebi ford High comes to town Friday. East Hampton .. ...2 2 ketball power, fa c^ ragged spite 20 - degree weather and “ Steve Staan’s answering 386, Bob Curtin 382, Gene Par they pukh their drafts beyond (jjjg American and National foot- wMh Proviiidence on Feb. 9 could New Haven’s record is now (JUff Sprague 161-410, Carl Bo CromweU ...... 2 .500 Stonehllle Saturday. tis of hls right leg. He entered Pole Vault Record The Knights are 2-0 In NOCX: ...2 winds up to 35 m.p.h. on Bear service. Steve’s not here now.’’ ker 136-377. Anton Mayer 146- toe New Year’s bowl gamee," leagues held their drafts determine which is the beat 18-1. lin 160-306, 'Vln Bogginl 147, Bolton ...... 0 4 .000 tests against Yankee Con- New England's four Ivy Scores of other games during the hospital last Friday when warfare. Mountain. Sloan finally signed with toe 376, John Maololek 141-372, El- said Jim Corbett, athletic jjov. 27, drafting hundreds of teem in New Engtand. Central Oonneetteut kept its Harry Atherton 138-361, John Avon ...... 0 4 .000 ference leader Rhode Is- League schotds were shocked the weekend included: hls leg swelled. Home Offerings Forest Aldrich of Lebanon, Falcons two hours before toe wood Emmons 139-372, Harry director at Louisiana State Uni- who have been signed They’ve now won 10 straight record spotlees by swamping KrlstoW 141-365, A1 Oayson 136, land and vengeance seeking during weekend on invasions of Colgate 74, Boston University Charter Oak. play has plenty N. H., won the Class C title game, for an estimated $100,000. Buckminster 366, Ron Churchill Marks Track Start veralty and (toalrman of the jqj. mlUlons of ddllare. since that openhM tees to St Worcester State 116-67. The Len Giglio 138, Ray Della Fera NCCC Boston College this week in four rivals. Ycile is idle while 67; St. Anselm's 79, American CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)— In store, the three area repre with jumps of 110 and 109 feet. 363. Henry Frey 360, Mike Pin OAi-^SAN rFRANCISCO (AP) / — **“An ——American ------record— in OoMoâte Professional Rete- gj-e requesttag for next Joseph's. Blue Devils topped the century 138, Dan Morllne 136, Ken Ben W. L. Pet. two games on the New nursing wounded pride, but Har- International 76 ; WlUiams 79, Steve Schoonover, a 5-foot-8, Hia only contribution to the FairfieU proved Ms depth Sat- mark for the aeventh time in sentatives playing five games vard, Dartmoikh and Brown hit Bowdoin 77; Bridgeport 94, Senior Bowl was on place kicks, to 137-356, Nick Daum 864, the most spectacular event sends the 1966 United States ttons Committee of the Na- y«ar,’’ Oorbett said, “i see hops nett 360, Joe ZanetU 363, Dave South Windsor ...... 8 0 1.000 England schedule. 155 - pound sophomore from BRAINTREE, Mass. (AP)— uiday iMgbt when 6-10 Bin Prits their nine vlctoriea this season, at home tWa week. League- the road seeking better for- Q »st Guard 69; Central Con where he held toe ball for the Milt Stavnltsky 137. indoor track season off to an auspicious start, thanks tionol OoUeglate Athletic Asso- .joj. thds.” MlacKay 362. East Windsor ...... S 0 1.000 The Friars, led by sharp- Schenectady, N. Y ., Is rewrit The Eastern Olympic Hockey came oft the bench and scored In Hartford, Gory Pallaidino leading (joventry (6-1) Is listed Ellington ...... 2 necticut 116, Worcester State kicker. 0 1.000 shooting Jim Walker, Invade tunes. ing Harvard pole vault records. Club, organized bo develop U.S. to a man with an aching back. elation. ______crucial baskets to spark an of- set a sc^xxil record as Hartford to meet winless Avon High In 67; Wesleyan 81, Middlebury “Steve was willing to play, Suffleld ...... 2 1 .667 Kingston for a showdown with Yale lost to Princeton 61-55 Schoonover cleared 14 feet, 2 players for international compe- Veteran John Pennel pole tense that was feeling the loss outscored Norwich 106-98 for the The Minnesota Twins, 1965 Avon tomorrow and Bacon Stafford ...... 2 S .400 traditional rival Rhode Island and Penn 84-66. Harvard bowed 65; Hartford 109, Norwich 96; but Ms ribs were really hurting Second Straight toches, shattering the Crimson tition, has dropped below toe vaulted 16 feet, 7% Inches Satur of Branch. Mike was suspended Hawks' third win in eight starts, American League pennant win Academy of (»Ichester at home Granby ...... 0 4 .000 Monday night and then return 96-80 to Oornell and 76-73 to Tufts 101, Springfield 94; St. him, and I did not want to use day night as toe final competi indefinftely for breaking a team Another school record fell at ners, tied the Cleveland In BYlday. Rham meets Portland Michael’ s 80, Stonehllle 74; Hus- record of 14 feet he set last .500 mark after weekend exhi Goal for Wings home to prepare for a meeting Ckilumhia. Dartmouth was month, as the Crimson defeated him,’’ said Weeb Ewbank, tor In the third annual Examin flu fsw . Danbury State, where John Os- dians for sixth place In 1964. and cswnwell while Bolton (1- with Boston College In the edged 77-72 by Oolumhia and son 99, Southeastern Massachu bition games with toe powerful Boston CoUege 78-31 Saturday In coach of toe AFL Jets, who er In'vitstlonal meet to erase toe ECAC “ Game of the Week” Sat- then 69-67 In overtime by Oor- setts Tech 91; Boston State 80, St. Hyacinthe Gauls. scored his fourth victory to the The Detroit Red Wings, Who Celtics Pressed a dual track meet. He narrowly The Olympics' record dipped 16-6 record set last year by Billy urday. nell. Brown waa walloped 91-67 North Adams State 67; Danbury Senior Bowl went eight years between Na missed on three attempts at 14 Pemeiton. BRAKE WEEK > 1 Providence hiked Its record to by Peon and by Princeton 60-46. 107, Suffolk 86; LoweU Tech 92, to 8-9-1 as St. Hyacinthe scored tional Hockey League champi In N B A ’s East feet, 5^ inches. three goals In toe third period Ewbank, whose South team The 25-jrear-old AAU champi H w t m o m fit Prelt A WWfney Aircraft hov» olwoyi been an impressive 10-1 test week by In games this week. Harvard, Nichols 81; LoweU State 69, WU- wiped out an -point halftime onships, now have todr eyes on fiomeilhing ic team. low American CSlff Richey for urday, New York outlasted Chi AT TIRE CITY BRAKES Island and an 88 - 76 triumph Undefeated Central Oonnecti- BOSTON (AP) — Warren kula. Sure the Celtics are in first the West Australian cbamplon- cago 6-4 and Montreal blanked Evmry vreeh, hundreds of people who are looUng for good fobs place but only by one game over over New York University. cut, averaging better than 100 Tuesday, Jan. 11 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— Spahn, the winnlngest southpaw Boston 6-0 Two Kansans with speed and The Eagles will meet North- points a game to nine victories, ship. with more money and a bettw chance to get ahead are b^ng Glncinnefi. Lest year at the All- Manchester at Hall, 8. Yale’s long winning streak In pitcher In major league history, Ashe, who earlier had beaten Detroit broke an eight-year stamina Mgblighted the nuuUng eastern (6-2) before training travels to New Paltz State to- events. Nlneteen-year-old Jim hired at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Many are taking advantage Star break, the defending oham- Rockville at Wilson. dual swimming meets has end wdll be honored at toe Boston Australian Roy Bhnerson for the drought by taking toe NHL their sights cn Walker 4 Co. at morrow and to Albany State Ryun won the mile, in 4:02.1, of the numerous training opporlonltles— WITH PAY— that pions led the Royals by seven Bloomfield at South Wind ed. baseball writers 27th anntial Queensland and South Austra crown a year ago bat Sid Abel’s gcunes. Providence. BC vlotory hopes Saturday. dinner Jan. 27 at the Sheraton- cUpptag 8Ji seconds off the Cow JOBS AT ore available In a variety of valuable skills. How about you? sor, 8. The Elte were edged 48-47 by lian crowns^ took Richey, of Red Wings seemed to go sour at hinge on stopping Walker, who In one of the shockers during Both the Oelttcs and the Roy Granby at ElHngton, 8. Army at West Point Saturday Plaza Hotel. , Dallas, Tex., 8-6, 6-2, 6-8, 6-4. toe start of this seasoa. They Palace record, and John Vawaim WouldnY you bo belter Baltimore. games are scheduled with Con- on the Connecticut team's court. chester. cited for hte contribution to CYO Basketball Ryim led most of toe way. neoUcut and Rhode Island, the Salem's John Oalaris scored 39 It marked the second time since then and now trails front- In Sunday's action, aU afte]> Cromwell at Bolton. Army stopped a long winning baseball, running Chicago by only three Despite a hfs'vy cold, he hod M ACHIN IN G noon games, Philadelphia de- league’s only undefeated teams, points to helping bis mates to Paced by the sccuing of Tom Swjmmtog — New London at points. enough , left to rqn back toe chal feetted St. L o^s 127-117, Los An set for a showdown on the their 12th trtumph In 13 starts. against Yale. The Cadets snap O’NeU, St. James’ trimmed St. Manchester. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Paul W. L. T. Pts lenge of England’s John Whst- IN S P E a iO N g les downed Detroit 111-98 and Rams’ court Saturday. New Haven, which started its ped the Ells’ 63-meet victory Francis of South 'Windsor, 68- Harney of Sutton, Mass., pock Chicago ...... 21 10 8 46ton, who ran toe fastest indoor P&WA Baltimore edged New York 180- Connecticut, which took a victory string to the final two string in 1945. 56, In local CYO acUon Sunday. ENGINE ASSEMBLY eted a check for $6,250 for hte 42 mile ever b y a Briton, 4 :02Jl 124. break to the schedule with a games test year, was led by O'Neil came up with Ms second Montreal ...... 19 10 4 Dart Activity NEW YORK (AP)—The Na second place tie In the $70,000 big scoring performance, can D etroit...... 19 12 4 42 Lawson, 22, numenip in too SHEET METAL Eastern Divlalon 6-6 record, including 1-0 to the Cteiry Liberatore with X points, 85 NCAA tlurse-mile last Munmer, conference, returns to action Assumption OoUege bikes Its tional Association of Amateur Los Angeles Open Golf Tourna ning 31 points. St. Bridget’s Toronto ...... 15 13 5 W. L. Pet. G A . Round two of the Tri-Club 23 let Lindgren set toe pace and with a home game against New' season record to ll)-2 with vlc- Oarsmen has approved Laconia, ment. eUKCUedged AOBUlAssumption, 34-32, in the Now Y o r k ...... 8 20 78 BENCH WORK Boston ...... 27 11 .711 — Dart Match gets underway 17 then fteabod port toe 19-yeor-cld Cincinnati . . 28 14 .667 1 Hamp^re Wednesday. New torles over Merrimack, Worces- Wedensdajr when the Army ft N. H., as the site for the 1968 Harney fired a sizzling 67 for game, Boston ...... 7 24 8 TOOL & DIE MAKING Phila...... X 16 .626 S Hampshlre is 03 to the confer- ter Tech and Colby. Assumption Navy Club plays host to the New England championships a 72-hole total of 276 Sunday. He New: Yoric . . . 14 X .XO 14 spec and 1-10 over-aU after a playa at Southern Connecticut British American Club and the Aug. 27-28. The national compe and Miller Barber trailed Ar------ENGINE TESTING Western Dlvlsloa 93-89 defeat by Maine and a 104- tomorrow and at Botes Friday. Washington Social Club. Stand tition will be held In Philadel nold Palmer by three strokes. Pro Jay Dolan of Leicester, EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING Los Angeles .. X X .666 — 76 trouncing by Measachusetta. MIT followed up its stunning ings after the first roimd show phia Aug. 20-21. $PAYt^ Battimora ... X X .489 SMi Massachusetts takes time out 88-84 'victory over Harvard by Washington ahead with a 5-0 Mass., had a 72 for 289, worth WELDING San Fran. ,..X X .4X 6 for exams this week, holdtog a winning the Bluenose Classic to mark, foUowed by the British BOSTON (AP) — The Boston $192. 8t. Louts .... 16 X .400 7 63 record over-aU and a 2-1 Hedlfex, N. 8. The Engineers Americans, 4-6, and Army ft University football team will CONSTRUCTION TRADES Detroit ...... U W fits 12H maok In the conference. Bam- boosted ttieir record to 10-S by Navy, 1-4. play a 10-game schedule tMs DETROIT (AP) — MoMhullah F-R-E-E MOVIES Only famous J-M linings used. GuanustiM 24,000 REUNE 4 WHEELS year for toe first time since Khan of the Harvard <3ub of dmiiif o v miles. Power brakes $6.00 more (oversize). nAMINO oouises APPUlNTtCE COURMS 1962. Boston te the winner of toe first ^ « w b to 9 1 WMb—WITH ■nirss «ad W v*«»—WITH 9AY The Terrleni will renew a ri North American Squash Rac PAY-la MedJatog. ShMt itUtal, - to Mochtoiag. 7oa( A Dto M e- Adolph Rupp Has Kentucky Wildcats Rolling Again^ valry with Colgate after, a lapse quet Tournament. Teal, Me end Oi«a MeUra cad tog ami Swal Maial of two years. Otoer exponents Khan, a 27-year-Md aouthpaw "OPEN n relM tet Second Ranked Quintet Has Captured All 10 Starts Include Maine, Temple, Buffalo, pro, earned $800 Sunday for Ms Holy Cross, Massachusetts, Rut 16-2, 16-8, 12-16, 16-10 VlctOTy •w SNOW TREADS MtmtBM km jm r "M naSt" Cum TMkrt gers, Oonneetteut, Delaware and over amateur Victor Niedertiafi Afioipti Riqip. an ofOciat of the board of govemora of the uqpi Saturday when they take ProvWence, No. 8 and unbeaten Rhode Mand. fer of CUoago. VMMha liMtoSMat OBaa the Agrtcuitaral HaB of Fame, Agricultural Han a t Fame and on their toughest opponent so Texas Western, No. 9, didn’t et 400 Mato Skaat hM nklSGA snottMH' bluG xm wn NteUmial Agricultural Cwtter far, third-rai)kad Vanderbilt. Ptay. ONE PRICE ■■ >e - e ^---- ae—a ADELBODEN, Germany FRANCONIA, N. H. (A P )— ■■f. nwfOfVg baslMfhall crop. and te in bia 13th term aa'preai- *nM OMnmodores, led by Fourth-ranked S t Joseph’a, Dartmouth team oapteki Bry The naffcin*s wlmtagest aottve dent of the Kentudy'Hereford Clyde Lee’e X pointa, increased (AiP)—fiOly Kid, U. S. Olym Ih kW EIk 10-2, trampled LaSaUe 9Q-69; pic team member from Stowe, an Beattie hrid a Ooon Moun -o p m POR YOUR OMIVINIINCi- ooach, Rupp aolftired the worst Aaaooiation. their record to 13-1 Saturday by No. 5 Bradley, k 13-1, downed Vt., trained hte sights on Jean- tain MU record today after win ALL SIZES 44---1------— season In hto X yehra at Ken He also te In hte SMh year as wfaippiiig Georgia 77-68. Lee's Drake 84-62; eighth - ranked mSgggm&f mmw' Cteude m ily o f France today In ning the Jumping event and toe MONEY • ejB. to 3 M*. tucky last wiriterwben the WHd- Kentucky coach, and for the peifonmuica gave bim 1,409 Brigham Yoimg, m , atoiiped JA N . 12Hi the second giant slalcsn race of Class A combined cbomploiisMp Teat. 4 Wad. atoa. YN I pjiu osts oompUed a 16-10 recofd. ninth ttme the WUdoats bav« career points, most ever tor a Arizona 87-72, aiKl No. lO UCLA, toe Adelboden International ski In toe Franconia Nordic Ski tKMI 1. ll:M PJL latofdayt C eaa. to 12 eaae marittng the fln t time they ever won their first 10 games of the Vander^ player. Before fack« 9-3, walloped Oregon 97-85, had teat 10 games under Rupp. Kentucky, the Commodorea series. M eet (POfil/g, hMi CM Several teams made bida to Beattie won the Jump with an m vwiWHif aniip j w iMray They weren’t given much of a Rupp baa dona It tUa tfana play dOariaaippi tonight and puah into the Top Ten. IGdd flashed down toe dlffi- looreteM. ohaoce to do ai|y batter tlite with only two aeniora on bis TeisiesaeB Wednesday. eqlt 1,600-meter course In 1 min effort of 148 feet and then a res two Mtofalgan, which dropped out old 168 feet Sundey on the 40- year, but Rtqip suddenly finds atarilng flira — Tommy Kron Duke, No. 1, also te busy tfate test week, trimmed Ohio State ute, 47.78 seconds but had to set------rj — — — ARCHERY tte for second place In Sunday’s meter MU. He flnlkhed fourth in FOR I Aa agsai m fii/tir, M 4 P htoMstf wMi a aquad that baa and Lariy Oonley, The other week, taking on demnnn Tues 83-78 behind Oazzie Russell's 39 opening race. KUly topped X toe cross-country tOfOe for 880.8 Block: plus F JS.T. apnMte<( into the naUen’a asc- three, aopfaomore 9RMd Jwtaca day, dbrylaad Tburaday and points, jmd Walt Wealey poured l a n e s oodemakad team wMi 10 v4c- and JuBkan Fat BBoy and Lou Wlaka Foreat fialurday. The in W pointa as icapMou difnatoil skiers from 12 nations with a points, dethroning Dave Rlkert EXCHANGE torlss and nmiKlna one of onfy Danqêr, are the big soorera on Blue Devili brought tbair record Rnm State 8246. ttine of 1:46.69. of WUllams, who placed second 291 W. MIDDLE TPKB., MANCHESTER (Umler Bonaittii StMk Dow*) P t c m & two undoteatad m ajor taataa. the team. ____ In the oross-counfry and fourth to U -L dawntag N oiih OaroMna Iteiltan got 82 potato from Don Rupp’s akilfa, bowevar, do not Jaracs aoorad X pointa Bopir- 88-77 aa Bob Varga toaaed in X OSLO, Norway (A P )—Three to toe Jump of 87L40 pointa in VOAND OP THE TIOBr and "ARROW FOR A O R ia ir i»60U>R 357 EROAD ST. W h i t i ' i e y Mhy and knocked off DePaul n - atop at raiatng pedigreed taao- day night aa the WUdeata made potato and Jadr liaita 38. 70, SyracuBO beat Navy 88-78 as Ameileaaia, liteimBtig two from the oomhtaed. ★ 2 2S4iiMl» Rfaw To 1» Mmm FREE at MANCHESTCR kettMfi playera. P it Cl oifl n o rid a their lOth vioUm. T844. 'Four other mambera of the Bhig tafiied 81 and Davld- Vermont, farefi badly In toe ------' FRg SiiOathHi D— wartraH— s by N. E. CfciwH 54341444 TtM 64-year. IfANCHESTERe OONN„ MONDAY. JANUARY 10.19M fiAGB SEVEÎTE^

BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Halp 8S IIANCHBOTEB EVENING HEBA IA MANCHl!gtBB> CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 10,1966 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW D8UVJCRS for echoed hoe, 7:M^ Offarad IS WANrrBD--lteBpaMll>le woman 8;A5 a m , 2:1B-8.;AB p m C a ll to ears lor Bwo wnall MdUkan •AfriDUA r a a r a B B R V ia i — BT ROD9 0 N' OUR BOARDING HOOSpE with MAJtMt HOOMJB whOe meWter wunta. 010 OBW jjijD MAKERS, aqieriaieed on X im E SPORIS Hiwww le CLASSIFIED plowlaB, tntoldiiB, aw vlaB, nd>* S om nolence blah TCBMma. e u p e n tiir. M a n - blank pteroa forma and draw SALESLADIES dlAs tor Alroraft parts. Klirta S ^ ^ S S P O K fS HOP ] | log, gananl rapaln, all typaa ACROM o f od d ]oba. TKT Dtok, iaaaM»> Brothsn, ine., A^7 Keeney St« gpDteiafali 6VgRYr#ilW 6 ADVERTISING Fun-time, 8 day week. 643MI76. ll«BdSt>—> 2speed cobM able. 04B-4BB8. m s p o i a s ! ASnriiW ASKdicioa* CLAfi^FIED ADVER'nSING DEPT. HOURS Salsa sKpênoe preferred. MAN TO WORK In glato'shop^ BUT 1HB PROF BDom 'barnlnc Apply to peraon to Mfan Y tO A S K . 32Nstnnl experience not necessary, wUl *UP6 INTO 47FU1S into • ' 8 AJW, to 5 P J>1. Household Services ABderson. i/m vettvER ! h»WitWaOR,TXWl»»6 WTXJaOBAL' a m oute« light deep train. Most have military oblige EN6USH0NCEMA J S n d d tn m to SI Foot pint Offered 18*A HO K6S(AR£H I OA5SIPIID AU.TMir 'i_» r ifUinCP , m i s f LIKE THtE MU Mta«I7 S3 Exist COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ation completed. Call 627-8278. c H A u e M s e . xmnABm PCRscm^nyxrtstAHD^CJ’^ ^ ' ^ MONDAY Xhni FltlDAT 10:30 AJE. ~ SATDBDAT B AJL WATKINS PRODUCTS—P«^ v s f A IAOHNINA msHTHk MJaPMete «Bb SSNeiqr breething YOUTH CENTRE S r 4 K 2 s r “ 9U)BWiMT6D w e ?0 H ^ STKOCTOREjr ROrWATER RAN 1 U B iW A a ir' somra in deep aonal rimpplng aervloa fat yoor MANCHESTER WANTED — Lathe or Bridge^ NWrURALLV t v e NO 1NTCW«T IK 55 Apple wed home or mine. Ovar 300 Itama SHOPFIND PARXADE port operator, also Aircraft foNKK n*«-F, fEA se/ ns 10U PICK OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMS chanically, 5450. M ay be seen V t)U h a p p e n C U D D L V I siding, painting. Carpentry. Al suit your budget Expedient and ATrOHMTS. No need to typist, recent experience weekly. You get things ffee. Shop, 160 Center St. O L IV E R F O R t h e HERAIA) will not after 6, 649-4274. TO P IC K C O U L D N 'T . terations and additions. Ceil serv ice. J . D . R ealty, 643-6139. Interrupt your present job or not essential but back W rite tor details and free 624- PO P FOR A RESIST.' 1 I WISH HE WOULD SO discloae the Identity of schooling. Budget terms. Free ground in stenography and page catalog. Popular dub WANTED — Salesman, $100. VDU'D HAVE TO GITA 1964 PONTIAC Tempest sports ings. Workmanship guaran H U SB A N D any advertiser using box other office experience Plan, Dept. P800, Lynbrook, plus commlsslonB. For further NEW JOKE--BUT HE letters. Readers answer coupe, V-8, 4-speed transmis teed. 399 Autumn S t 6AS-A80O. nationwide placement assist «* Business Opportunity 28 help>ful. P osition w ill re details and other benefits BAWUN'ATA BULL ing blind box ads who ance. Write for free illustrated N.Y. ttO TH' BARN/ sion, positractlon iw end, ex- CARPENTRY - Concrete work. quire good judgment and desire to protect their PROFTTAb E ^ Manchester folder and Information about oaU 648-8666. celient condition. Csdl 649-1601. anything from cellar to roof. YOU NEED only ^lare hours Identity can follow this luncheonette, good location, age and requirements needed to ability to meet people. Ex Inside and out, no substitute for to earn big $5 near home sell experienced Janitor tor lo procedure: PONTIAC 1967 station wagon, completely equipped, excellent qualify for a Job In Heavy cellent benefits, good quality work, satisfaction guar ing Avon Ooemetica. National cal commercial building, ex V-8, automatic, radio, heater, investment return. John H. Ekjuipmenit Operation. wages, modem air-condi Enclose your reply to the anteed, competatlve prices, no advertising and smart packag cellent working oondltlons. new tires, excellent condition Lappen, Inc. 649-6261, 649-6140. tioned office. Apply P.O. box in an envelope — Job too smsdl. D A D Carpen Box 73, Hartford, Conn., ing make It easy. Earnings Write Box L, HeralA throughout, $295. 643-8916. Mall Coupon No Obligation addressed to the Clasal- try, days 648-1904, evenings 649- stating education, business higher than average. Call to fled Manager, Manchester 8880. . experience and salary re day, 380-AB22. PRESENTLY employed man Evening Herald, together VALIANT 1960, V-200, 4-door, standard transmission, good SECURE BUSINESS NORTHWEST SCHOOLS quirements. wanted part-time mornings for with a memo listing the HOUSES Jacked, shored, floors condition, asking 5876. or best Heavy Equipment ’Training stock work to retail store. CaU . Us TM. bs *1* At companies you do NOT leveled. Structures secured. OPPORTUNITY offer. 643-2632. Dept. HI-14, Box M, c/o Herald Help Wanted—^Male 36 648-2833. want to see your letter. Chimneys and roofing rebuilt Tour letter ^ 1 be de Unlimited financial suocess. BY KEN MUSE and repaired. All type water Name ...... WANTED — reliable woman to WAYOUT stroyed If the advertiser Is 1966 MALIBU SS 327, 4-speed, Potential earnings 526,000. jrius IMPORTANT NOTICE one you’ve mentioned. If low mileage, excellent condi proofing. All work guaranteed. annual profits. Your own busi A ddress ...... care for two young children not It will be handled in tion. Going into service. 649- West Hartford Building Con in my home, during school The 1964 ClvU RighU Law ness using the most advanced C i t y ...... Zip . WANTED the usual manner. 7090. tractors, 232-2278, 28S-085A. urethane secunless flooring. hours. Write Box K, Herald. prohibits, with certain ex This Is the floor of the future State ...... Age ceptions, discrimination ber 1963 PONTIAC Catalina, A- MACHINE Operators, hand sew cause of sex. It will now be Clean, Late Model I r l«J k, HU. Uc. TH l » US M OH. Roofing—Siding 16 now more in demand In homes Nearest Phone ...... Lost and Found door hardtop, showroom con and Industry. If you qualify we ers wanted for fl:^ shift, 7- necessary for our readenp USED CARS ‘But, Pop, you always say to me to profit by mistakes dition. 649-4839, 8-6. BIDWEiLL HOME Improvement will train. No franchise fee. Hrs. Wkd: From .t o 8 :30. Apply Pl.VK/ HOME IMPROVEMENT countant. Raymond Girard, 6833. roofs, giutter work, chimneys ceptions, discrimination be full benefits. Call Mr. Harzto. OF AUSCHWnZ WAS THE HORRDI^ ITR IB J HARO. I OOUIP HW E BUT I nO N T. Clerk'Typist (2) 0 BA9-8660 or caU collect 875- clesned, repaired. Aumtoum BUSINESS cause of sex. It will now be 649-4671. TD FORCE A U AAÔ R/ 7 m . necessary for our readers aiding. 30 years’ experience. Experienced for modem, BY FRANK O’NEAL FROM MY MINCl y VOU DIPNT REMB^BBt Trucks—^Tractors 5 not only to read the usual PART-TTMB gaa station atten BHORT RIBS WANTED — Passengers from Free estimates. Call Howle^, small East Hartford office, HBPIN6THECHIU)RBt No experience necessary Female Help Wanted and dant, mornings 8-1, experienced Manchester Green vicinity to 1967 CHEVROLET 8800 m odel 643-6861. 044-8838. good salary plus fringe DARPET AND AT A liy HANS? Male Help Wanted classifi preferred, references neces HP/, kalawa, wwa^ AUIWS PONY BOTHECME. V center cf Hartford or Wethers utility walk-in body truck, low Financial assistant benefits. For interview con eiW^TOVSIERf ABOVT A eiANTC^STEP? VM R)HSHIN6A PEARU r S . ' i cations, but also our Classifi sary. See Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv LINOLEUM 1HAT KALAWA is field, hours 8-5. CaU 643-6446. mUeage. Call 643-4920. Heating and Plumbing 17 tact Mrs. Caesar, 289-2706. ice Center, Route 88, Vemon. V m NONSENSEf 'ALWAVS1ELUN6UK We find location and set up cation Help Wanted — Male FEDERAL Income Tax returns business or Female . . . 37. M A M OIL Service, plumbing LAWNMOWER Mechanic, ex SALESMAN prepared with your savings in Ganige—Service- and beating, residential, com i Mtotouun 510.000 required perience required, sales help Excellent Salary mind, reasonable rates. E. J. Storage 1 0 mercial and Industrial, no Jobs DENTAL Assistant alert neat ful, good working conditions, and Comndselon B ayles, 649-6246. . too smalL 6A9-2871. Start a new career, backed by PART - TTME — Experienced FOR RENT — Garage, vicinity one ot the country’s outstand experience preferred, typing, salary open. Manchester Cycle waitress for luncheonette, griU good opportunity, references WRITE BOX O m WHV UrOE IR0ABABERED WANTED — ride from comer Maple and CUnton Streets. OsH ctoMPLBTB plumbing and ing ooiporatlons. Write experience necessary. Apply Shop, 161 West Middle Tpke. Coventry St. and Chambers to 646-0766 required. Write Box H, Herald. CONVINCED AtEI HAP MUCH TO make"' heating service, complete new W. T. Grant Co., Parkade. downtown H artford. 8 :30-9 a.m . GAS STATION attendant, part- McmchettM’ UP R3R...THEH THE tm o R S CAME. bathroom Installations and HAIRDRESSER — fuU • time, B49-3903. Business Services bathroom remodeling, 30 years RN OR LPN — 8-11, 11-7 shifts, time days and nights. Texaco Evming H bixM THE GLIDDEN pleasant conditions, salary plus O ffered 13 to business. Earl VanComp, part-tim e. Laurel M anor, 649- Service, Route 80, Vernon, 878- *h / » commission, Rockville - Wap i=L MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU RECEIVED — 6 days, 4 nights 649-4740. 4619. 8862. COMPANY plng area. Reply to Springfield, BY ROY CRANE stay for two at Afiaml Beach LAND CLEARING, tree re- BUZZ SAWYER Hotel, Florida. Can’t use, sell moval, and chain saw work. 1 New Britain Ave., Elmwood P.O .B ox 1247. C6AU.VWINTH03P/ $HEt>G5ALiy CHCH. ing tor half price. To be used A. M ichaud, 742-8096. Millinery, Dressmaking: 19 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO I'LL e e LAT5 -rUeAWPULNAMffS FLIPIF&HB In F e b n u ^ . Call 649-8879. HOUSEWIVES — Mothers. FuU- 'HXi HAi£FlX)Ca2 KNB// TYPEWRITERS — Standard ALTERATIONS done In m y PART or FuU-time aveilable fSr East Hartford, Conn. er Brush Company now ap FRED C. STURTEVANT ccm &^cal and over the road work, IDCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD anywhere. No small loan or fi representative. Alfred Amell, jxtytog in excess o f 5188. to nance company plan. Douglas 110 Bryan D r., M anchester, 644- P ain ting— ^PfQ;>ering 21 5286. a week wtth overtim e. To PLUTU55 fHOiM.OlWIUBl THi»ANICEllAWilB t l»J TDC.TCK!\MOrA BSHTV SRANDiEHT \ m L > I UH-80Rn0WlD IT PISWYBR. ( DUE SOON./WDWB-Ta A BIT LOW ON C06tCiD(NC8.nAUj M otors, 888 M ato. 8141. qualify you must complete a 8 HELP WANTED WANTED WHY. s h o r e . PL0TUSi \t0 HNAMCE J W V A S K a i. CXX)SW.ORWi\>NfiS.MaiM»niM^^ FMOm M tf- IWKMM SflORB EXTERIOR and Interior paint wedk driver training program. jNOWWTwl^m/Sro U6S CHEVROLET, 9 passenger HAROLD AND BON Rubbish R e ing. WaUpaper books, paper- Why spend an hour or more of your time each day FFi«tr»«B ! ; ; ■ ------/mcmlaatm SHORTÎWMT.VOU TO REPWCtM# If anoepted, training axpensea FIMNaAl. m O N E A l Station wagon, 4-door, V-8, ra moval — attics, cellars and hanging. Oelltogs. Floors. Ful traveling to woric when you can work right here iJ -' ■‘Wt-LQAN IN THE VAULT can be atvsngad on a 24 month FRIDEN TAPE PUNCHING OPERATOR A D vick y o u dio, beafar, antomatic, power yards, weekly or monthly pick ly tosured. Workmsnsblp guar in Manchester. NESPhJ'M before THE LOSS IS ■teenng, clean and ready to “Train and Fay Later Plan". listbniN- ^ PISCOVERBPl up. Bolton, Manchester vicin anteed. L eo PeUetier, 649-6836. For oomfidenbial interview, go. Fi^y guaranteed. Gor ity. Harold H oar, 640-4064. n no answer, 648-9048. We have openings and are willing to train you for Tjrping proficiency only requirement. Excdlent don’s Atlantic Service, Inc. swtd name, age, address, phene the following: W eft R d ., EUIington, 876-8892. AI^LIANCES repaired — all PAINTTNO, eocterior snd In number arid hours at home. working conditions. Hospitalization, paid vacation, makes washers, refrigerators, terior, paperhsngtog, waUpa- W rits to Box N, HaraKL 1965 (KJDBMOBIliB 88 - low freesers. dryers, gas and elec per removed. Reasonable • SCHEDULE AND PLANNING CLERK sick leave, pension plan and other benefits. Apply mileage, private owner, wlU tric ranges. Oil burners rates. Fully insured. Free es Hours 8-6. Aggressive man wtth good malli back s a cilfle e fo r quick sale, 648- cleaned and repoirsd, Ooama timates. 649-e668, Joseito P. NOTICE ground. an exceOent opportunity to this poaitlon. in person. 7464. AppUance, 640-0068. Lew is. TOWN OF BOLTON, REPOSSESSION: Take ow SNOW FIOWINO — avoid Wgh PAINTTNO BY Dick Footnine, CJONNECnCUT _ _ . Tx»vraoTr\xT • BILLING CLERKS iim trlypBlpr lEDPtiing Ifprali payments, no cash needed with prices when It snows. Routes interior and exterior. Paper BOARD FOR AM IIÎON H onrs 8-5. ’This Is general oflloe work tai our ship average credit. 1966 Ford LTD, now being formed.■ Free ~ estim banging and wall paper remov- OP ELEICTORS ping department. 1866 Chevrolet Malibu, 1968 ates, no contraets. 649-7868 or aL Dutch Boy and DuPont Notice 1* hereby given that P ontiac Lem ons coupe 826. Call MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS 876-840L Quality workmanship. CaU the board for admission of eiec- 889-6234 ask fo r Graham eventogs, 246-8698. tors In the Town of Boiton, • MACHINE OPERATORS Bolm ea. LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- Connecticut ______wlU bold a session Alternating shift. For weaving, dyeing, finishing, EXCLUSIVE IN MANOHES’IEB .., and winding operations. l ‘ LL NEVER BELIEVE NEY DAVY, K E U V 'S pairs, sales, rotor Wades INSIDE and outside painttoje. Community wzii in said ABERNAmy Po p w a n t s t o s e e sharpened; bicycle sales, serv You name your own price. Town on January 17, 1966 to VOUR FATHER WOULO YOU RIGHT AW AY/ BUKK U68, series TOO lim ited, INC. DO ANYTHING DIS.:. ice. Manchester CyWe Shop, rates tor bomeownen eocamlna the qualifications o f • MATERIAL HANDLERS OPEN FOR HONEST, KELLY.a ObU 289-7044. 66 or over. 649-7868, 875A40L 149 W. M iddle Turnpike, (448- applicants and admit to the First shift and alternating. Men to move stock | .f A ^ s m ^ 2098. m INTERIOR and exterior paint- elector’a oath those found quali and general warehouse work. BUSINESS fied. Said session will be htid 1966 PONTIAC, A-door hardtop. FLOORS Cleaned and waxed In tog, wallpaper removed, fully between the hours of 6:00 p.m. OaU 649-8617. homes and offices. FuDy In insured. Rene B elanger, 648- APPLY BIANCHESTER and 8:00 p.m. sured, free estimates. George 06U or 6440604. . UK STAR Chief Pontiac, 4-door Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, F arr, 649-9229. OVERHEAD DOORS Biiilin. power steering, brakes, PAINnNO and paper taangtog, January 10, 196d. CHENEY BHOTHERS, INC. SALE S and SERVICE ftilly equipped, 649-4835. V ' vV=; ' STEPS, siderwalke, stone walls, good wmic. reasonable nates, Richard Morra, 81 COOPER HW.f. s t r e e t — PERSONNEL DEFT. 94 HOUR SERVICE—FREE ESTIMATES 86 yeara to M anchester. Y our Michael Peace, il60 MORRJ8 Minl-Mtoor, exed^ fireplaces, flagstone terracee. T E L . k e n 648-2087—JIM S48-0892 neighbor la my recommenda Bernard J. Kierldan, OPEN 8 A.M.-5 P.M. . vi-—':V> . .-V V .V'i V ... ..u.' t a g ooodttion, 5286. or best ft - All concrete repairs. Reason- Ta.a,f.u.e tion. Raymond FUke, 648«n. Beleotmen SU L! ' t a . C M >44 8668 after 6 p m . able juicea. 64S-066L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK, MONDAY, JANUARY 1 0,19W HottMS Eto Side 1 2 Hotoeee For Sele I t Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale ■ 72 Houses For Sale TO SuhuAna Fer ^ tI *Piede in Viet Nam How whoM G ood ! 61 .TeM|ftMoto For Rent 64 MAiofHBigHfNR iBx room OOWOOBP —RD. -*- WBBT SIDE — near has, 66 MANGHBSTER — Ocovenient- FLORIDA BOUND ownsn are SOUTH WINDSOHr-Biiek Amnt atm tioM Waatodx- a d m i r a l RaliAgiiAliMc; alaito Idea Ranch, la ^ dlOtex, doatle garage, modem ly looated 6 room honm with 8 aeUlng their recoit 7 room Ooiooiel Banett ewnar-hiiitt ATl^fui^^ 4 "n6m apiut- CDOENT Bkxsk boUding, MaOD, Dutdi Colonial, garage, ■XnaOKMOESD vmiuai wltb door, top freacar, aatoaOmt con- oonAtton. good locatton, neat’ fuel _ _ _ kUcbMia and bathe, 2M’ deep bedrooms, long, cheery Uving Raised Ranch. A few of the apedflcaMonl taetaSed gener- dNton. too. MMOad. inaat, ooBVantent locatto% outtabla tor ptamMng o r aloe- m ch iH. 2 bedfoonto,. teeiea^ ooO«e* •auesOon «m taod ^ has. Ih r taU tolbnnatlon call lot^, .Sensibly ptteied. Bayes roofu, large formal dining (satuiea ara: 2-cor ous sized vyums (6), natural AntSy Spiders, Cong and a patMag, adnlta o e tf. dUQ MA trtcal ahop,* amall buatneaa or 'a d ioei cbUdrw. CaO 6M400*. PORTABIJE MBWma M ach^ IBtten Agency. Bealton, 448- ttoB roo««t y y * - Agiipqr. S4A-OHL room, cxmvenlant kitchen, new hasted garaga. 80' firaplacad mahogany trtin; ¥ Itafi* 4IU . atoraga, cantndly located. Can jgajton B. Bobeitsou, Beattar, CHINH TAMB, Viet jijW r- % ■Dd boapital bad. cut ei»dWD ceram ic haUi, aluminum fam ily itxun, kltCheii with' -buUt- - Data aU around kitchen with X w nx Bdqr tA th m r Horn* eiAesiB after e p.m . 4488058. ■PRDIO STHEBT — A custom sterma and screens, 2-car ga buUt-lna, 12x14 form al dining (NEA.)— mtdaftenMa ttm I after • p.ni. MAMCUB8T1SR — dbbpm. qtoat, ItancE'by Ansaldl. Six big in oven, range, disbwaaber, dte- Iqr bMir or êek. Partade rage, clean aa a whistle. Re poaal aiMl refrigarator! 8 bad room, 8 badrooms, fireplaoed temperatura bad boiled to o u n H Apaztineiita. MS-MM. qnaltty Damato built, 4*room looms, 1% baths, porch, ga Uving room, 2-car baaement duced to $17,500. WoIvertcB rooms, 16x80 Uving room - din than 100 degnea and a man \ CLASSOFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS duplex apartment, Modt to Hmpscft F or R ent 65 rage, boUt-lna, vacant Wooded garage, plastered walls, ra- m a r o o n SoCa. 7T’ . Can MS' n o t i c e Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ing room, 8 fuU bath^ ‘'take could not touch tha baml a( * acboola and ahopptaig. NEW LISTING lot T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- csflBSd radiation, 100x400 treed 8 AJL to 5 PJIi ^ Ddg»-Birde—Peto 41 «1T. out" windows, 8 • zona hast, his rifie without wincing. ^ | avaUahla." Bbqrea Agency, 644- gnvOLE HCT78B tor rrat, I tar* O F S P B f ^ ^ ^ 1577. Mancheeter lot, $26,600. W olverton Agen am. niahed rooma, central loeat^ much more. AU on a 200x288 QROQKmO and tM>ardli«. haat' aBwiwo M A canni ~ Diagir THREE YEARS OLD t o w n m e e t i n g cy, Realtora, Ste-3818. ; - . I'V V . ; v M Ulacee Ware pink and ! guto. par month. PhiUindt M A N ^ » YOUNG AND MODERN treed lot Mid 80’ a Wolverton ing. Elyea squinted into aUts Uh- i ad kannal with aaparate nina. antomatie aig • aag, eahina» THROB ROOM heated apart* t o w n o f COVENTRY COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Agency, 440*8464. ■umes mortgaga on this spa Agency, Realtora, 649-2818. Vermon H.C. Cbaaa, Harmony HJU Kao- modal, axcaHant oondUton, but* mant, Otbve, raftigeraUw. ExoeUent 7 room Raised JANUARY 17, 1966 Ranch designed for today’s der the pyratoobnlc sun. ihseeto ' |iffW[>Ay nm iWnAT ItM KAXmmAT § AM. cious 6 room pokmial, garage landing on bare arms would be * n ^ Habion Bd., Btdton, 64S- ton holaa, am broldan. bama. waftwr, dryer, adnlta, |K1. COMPLBTBLT tandahed trall- Ranch, formal dining locnt, A Special Meettag cf iha and porch, quiet street, excel Uving. 3 bedrooms, dining ST. JAMES Parish — 6 room MOVE RIGHT INTO washed away in sweat. u 548T. a ie» waa IM9A0, niQMdd bal> 048-0310 after 5. cr, Coventry Lake, tlOO month family room, 3 fireplaces, electors and cltisena qualified lent area. Hayes Agency, 646- room, .Uving room, kitchen Colonial with 2-car garage. anca gBSJS. taka over pay* ly. 742-8892. one fuH bath and two half to vote In town meetings of the 018L with built-ins. Attached Fine older home In exceUent This six room Ranch in a But nobody complained, out c DIAL M3-2711 TOinrO KALS Cbckec, axcal- manto of fd. monthly. City law* HANOHBITBR'— 4 room du- ____ baths, hot water oO beat, Town of Coventry, C on^that, garage. Lovely neighbor condition, 2 hatha, copper Jr. Executive neigUbor- loud anyway. ’This was roafiny”''' lant tampanamenit, padterea, ing Canter. Barttoid, dS^MTp. plex, 8 largo bedrooma, heat g p c ROOM Ranch in kOUKdwa- plastered walls, all built* will be held In the audftortum WEST SIDB -- a two family hood. Asking a low $17,500. plumbing, storm windows, con hood. Swedish fireplace, by now. Another miaelon. An to good homo tor ana ttdrd o( and hot water, f 186, 2 diUdren ter may be rented or purehaaed ins, paneled fir^laoe with of the Coventry High S d i^ on duplex with 5 rooms on one CaU Roger Walker, 649- venient to central Manchestw. garage, patio, bowling al other patrol. Another acMng coat. 64S-T4KI. HOUSEHOU) Ghxtda -I~Dtaing A ..-I;?:? V • CeeHwed Free Piecedhg Peg# welcome. 875-7882. tiiroogh an option, new bouse, book cases, combination Klpley HUl Road In the ToWn o f aide and 4 on the other, both 5306. ' CaU Mr. Ryan at Wesley R. ley baaement A t $16,900, Journey In the Jungle. room, waflbar, atova, power wiiylow and doors, laundry rented, exceUent location. Good j mower, ponA turnttma, many at $175. mcndhly. J. D. Reel Coventry, on the 17th day of Smith Agency, 848-1567. can’ t miss! CaU Mr. Bog How many bad there been fo «- Waatod-^Mik 36 . Hdp Wanted—Mak 36 ‘Artided For Sale 45 Kstete, 848-0129.' room, 2-car garage, wall to January 1966. at eight o’ clock value a t $19,900. T. J. dan now! 649-5806 or 876- Bravo Company noW? J, otheia, reaacnnbla. e4e-3MIS. FOUR ROOK tenement, good wall carpetliig, dty utlll- CimUcett Realtor, 648-1577. BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHESTER — The nearest condition. Can 849-»46. in the evening, for the foBow* Manchester Parkade 6611. rtJtaOBt IA1HB bparatora, ax- BTOOKBOOM attndaat, high s a UBB AND SarvlM on Arlena, Vh ROOM large Ranch, tar fiea, professionally land thing to a new borne; one own- Three dozen, four doeen? Ing purposes; Manchester 649-5306 least that many Umes undep, pariCBOed, iiidtat aUft. taonra • aOhoOl gradoata, prarioua ax- Hahn Selipaa, Jaoobaon laara nished or untarnished, oil heat, scaped, A A neigUxHrhood, OFF POR’TBR St — 8 room Waintcd—To Boy 58 THREE ROOM ^Mitment, im large parking area, working 1. ’To establish a School Colonial with every modem BARROW S A W ALLACE fire. ] to 4 a.m. Xtonnlum pay, parlanca hatoCuL Apply Per* m owan. Alao Homallta ehala 30 day occupancy. Priced SPACIOUS (^lustom built aU 200 lot, Immacukutely main aawB and Intematkma! tot Oa* ypg] and aall anUqus and maculate, new, $80. mmithly. adults. 843-6389. Building Committee of nlM feature indudtng paneled fam- Manchester Parkade Who counte any more? dn DaneBta. Daan Xactdna aoimtf DapU looa Mtg. Oo,, J. b . Real Estate, 648-5129. for quidc sale. brick 6 room house, 2 ceramic tained kfwn, 2 - car basement Idnohaator. dat Ttactora. Rental equipment used furniture, china, glass, oU* members of whld» one mem Uy room, 4 bedrooms, 2^ tiled Manchester 049^06 One hundred and fifty or elx--^ Producta, IH Adanu St, Man- and ftmrpwdng aarvlce on all COVENTRY LAKE — 6 room ber ______is to be appointed by eadi baths, dining room, double garage, 14x18 heated and fire- ______It Was Just a Rootine Jungle Patrol vcr, ploture tfamet, old coins, FOUR ROOM apartment, brand baths, Idtchen bullt-ins, 2-car ty Purple Hearto In elx monthtf cbaatar. ______ROUTK AAIA8 — tong aatab- makat. L A II Bqnlpmaat bouse, garage, newly decorat- CHARLES LESPERANCE rf the Board* of Selectmen, brick garage, plenty of storage, placed family room, kitchen VERNON — Excellent neighbor- guns, pewter, t e n p gold, - .a — _ ___ ~ ^ ____ _ M iff garage. Truly a fine home has bulH-in oven and' range, 8 oombat. Scores dead, doeena Oorp.,f Route 88, Vamon, tm - new, includes utilHles, $185. J. ed, completely furnished, heat Board of Finance, Board of acre, gardens, trees. Hutchins hood, 8 bedroom Ranch, 2 fuU Hahad toy routa oaUng on aup* watches, old Jewelry^ hobby priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith bedrooms, 2 full baths, base wounded. Lt. Zen, Pfo. Olive, ar maihata, drug atoraa, varie 7800. Manehaatar Bxttkanga — D. Real Estate, 648i5129. and lights furnished, $40 week 649-7620 Education and the Zoning and Agency, 649-6324. baths, garage,! enclosed porch, Enterpria 1948. collections, paintings, attic oon- Agency, 648-1667. board 2-zone heat, aluminum 12th Circait Harry the Hooker, Sgt Howard. Better Yourself ty atoras, previoua axperiance ly. Young men, womeu or fam Planning Commission and five rec room, only $18,600. Hayes tents or whola estates. Furni TOREE ROOM heated apart- AN’nQUARIANS — one story, combinations, minutes to Air Fire Sweeps Home hdiiAd but not raqulrad. Write MDXION8 OF RU08 have been ily accepted. Call 624-0154. members are to be riected by Agency, 646-rget It." oonsMer the advantages ol DONT MERELY brighten yow FOR RENT — Manchester, 7 wlth all buUt-lns, dining room, school, estimated cost of cally priced at $19,600. Leon location and quality oontfruc- gjyj larceny under $260. The Drill Press coin operated washer dryer, ard Agency, Realtors, 646- FTVE ROOM Ranch located on (Ckmttnued from Page One) a career at Pratt A Whit* carpets, Blue Lustre them, ATTOACTTVELY furnished porktog, heat and hot water, room house, furnace and 2-car large living room, with beamed ^ygh Is between $1,200,000 and r a n c h — Large famUy sized tion, 2-car garage. Nice lot. breaUng and entering and Mr- It used to be a man would Engine Lathe 0469. Bsy Atoeraft. Higher wage eliminate rapid rseoiUng. Rent room, complete light house $180. monthly. Call 849-8930 al garage. OaU 648-6036. ceiling and fireplace, 8 bed- gx,400,000. kitchen, large U-ving room with lot 150x320, very good condl- call to see this home today, croyârgee eama as a reaidt have her husband ar- of the family on him. No AIbo Burr Men rooms, and den or 4th bedroom, 3 authorise the School acalee have reoently gone electric ehampooer, $1. Paul’s keeping facHitiee, reasonable, ter 6, anytime weekends. fireplace, 8 bedrooma, rec DUTCH COLONIAL — cemsTst- SEVEN ROOM house for rent, 1% baths, front and rear porch, guUdlng Committee to expend space. J. D. Real Estate, 643- 649-1200, 875-0625. Into effect aa weh aa addi- Paint A Wallpaper Suiqdy. central location. Mrs. Dorsey, room, house in Immaculate ing of 7 rooms, and 1(4 baths. FnO-thna aaly, 7 a.m.-5:80pjn. 2 baths, prefer adutte. Inquire 2 car garage, $23,500. PhUbrick aforesaid appropriation of 6128. 643-2965. ttonal vacatkm and paid — ------— 14 Arch S t ------condition, completely remod A million words cannot de VHSRNON — Very dean 5 room poMce »y some clothing ^ê of the models confined at Fy>rrest Gener- SAVE BIG! Do your own ru g ______s i. j a c o a 67 Oak St. Agency, 649-8464. $9,500 to name its chairman relentless, inflammatory host. Mlday bencAta. Too wIH eled inside and out, $17,900. scribe this typical New Ehig- MANCHESTER — Duplex, 2- Ranch with attached garage J*?”); AUce-ln-Wonderland hair ^ Hospital with palnftU but not and upholstery cleaning with ROOM for rent kitchen privl- bYimlShed Apartments bd-A and secretary: to flU such va* atoo have the advantage of Apply hi Penon PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. land designed home, carefully fatnily, 3-3, 2 separate fur and recreation room, city wa- ^ 5" onstage In a fluttory hums on the arms and Amts and spidara wftfa . three- Blue Liustre. Rent electric leges available, free parking. ONE LARGE furnished house cancles as may occur in Its eoBcefflent life, m edical custom crafted with the naces, Immediate occupancy. ter, aluminum storms and A $500 waa sei. chiffon dress and a picture hat fgee, a hospital spokesman said. oraba. Shampooer, $1, Olcott Variety 643-7066. keeping room, aU utilities; near Suburban For Rent 66 LAKEWOOD Circle — Five bed and hKwptt&Uzatkm Insur membership and to contract In grace and beauty of Colonial Owner can Uve rent free. Fidl screens, good locatton $16,700. Dal®y* with niching around the brim— uahmer’s wife. Bllle, 41, waa ***** *’"*^f?®** "***'**f*^ GTK CORPORATION Store. Pratt * Whitney, parking, the name and on behalf of the room Colonial with 1(4 baths, ance, a fine retirement 878 ToBand St., East Hartford LARGE Pleasant room, private ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, heat, PRICE days of old. Central chimney price, $15,600. Cantor & Gold- Cantor 4 Goldfarb, Realtora, ^ "*^ "®**** whispered for a bum on the arm thUy acur^ plan and the exceptionally entrance, newly furnished, on adulU, 272 Main. towm with architects for prepay new kitchen, loaded with ex farb. Realtors, 648-8442, 875r 643-8442 876-6244 ****** P**«' that even this pretty young girl released through ihe black Jungte ttooc. stove and electricity included, tras. QusUlty throughout. Va with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled good advancement opportu* ______. DiamoAds—Watches— bus line. 649-7702. good parking. 875-1601, 649-3198. ration of preliminary plans and gambrel roof and small pane 6244. ______’ ------!------sd guilty to charges of Intoxicat- had manAged to look matronly. couple’s two sons Harold M!uck, grfana and heat. TWO ROOMS, private bath, free CONSCIOUS for the services of a consultant; cant. Sensibly priced at $31,- nittee oieatod by PAWA'a NEW8PAPER80Y Counselor — ______Jewelry______W parking, business block. Depot windows. Screened porch over BOLTON — Near center, fire- tag and resisting arrotf. Pale Is stiU the color of llpa. jg and D ^ le 18 were not to- ^ **®**'* ^ rotalne far ROOM, private entrance, rec HEBRON — 4 room apartment to present such plans to a town 600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHES’TER — Six room placed 4 bedrdboi Cape, large A fine of $135 waa reimpoeed Most of the girls with geo- j^âd ® Oampeny, Second Bn., tha conUnulng growUi. Opportanltlee availaUe In our j k WELRY re- Square. Call Mr. Keith, 649- looks beautiful landscaped room privileges, parking. 648- for rent, electric heat, refrig LOW UPKEEP meeting with a complete report 643-1677. Cape, doee to schools, shopping lot. Imm ediate occupancy, on James A. WhlUey, 22, of 18 metric hair have Imparted A and the store were Mancheeter Circulation Office. pairing. Prompt service. Up to 1922. yard, located In one of Man RundredioC Jct>a andtraln- 9896. erator and stove , furnished, of its doings. and bue Hne, FHA and VA ap Leonard Agency, 646-0469. Lincoln St. on a charge of driv sheen to their pink Upe. In a located about 200 feet Eipart in 'Whenever there’s a dtity Job Dutlea consist of working with 820 on your old watch to TAXES — $205. LARGE EiXECUTTVE Ranch, 7 chester’s best neighborhoods. _ «______A. J__ a.^ A.X. _ ^ JLm^ 11 A tog courses are available ANDOVER Route 6 — 2 room centrally located. Strout Real 4. To designate town-owned PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. proved. Betty Goldsnider, 649- in « while under the ln ^ «^ makeup room next door to the êUy eetUement, five mUea our newBpaperboys In the Man trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. BUSINESS woman would like S M A L L LO T rooms, modem kitchen with all , NOW tor both experienced chester area, servicing of pre furnished apartment for rent, ty, 228-9116. land adjoining present high 4966. J. D. Real BJastate, 643- of Intoxlcante. A charge of fail- Showings, Ooty demonstrated ©f here. "Wbat’d you say, Mac?” and inexperienced people. Bray, 787 Main Street, State woman to share 4V4 room mod built-ins, dining room, two fire- 6129. Wanted—Real Estate 77 seat Bubecribers and seBing our heat, Ughts, stove, hot water, school and town office building placM, 2(4 baths, famUy room, MANCHESTER—$18,700. Large ure to carry regtetration againM pink Upstlok over which you Lauralne Heidelberg, 84, Dah- "Never mind." One oC them may he your Theater BuUdlng. em apartment. Please call af ROCKVTLLB — Four room Easy to care for cozy pine newspaper to prospective sub- refrigerator included. CaU as the site for said Middle two car garage wooded lot, immaculate Raised Ranch, 12x MANCHESTER Green — 3 bed- WANTED — Colonial, 8 bed- him was noHed. put a yellow Upatlck. ûnt. who Mves in the ^ «*• cpportunliy to br better ter 7 p.m., 648-8044. apartment, very clean, good lo Uving room writh fireplace, scribere. AppUcent muft be SUens, 742-7273. School. $29,600, PhUbrick Agency 649- 20 kitchen, built-in stove, 1(4 rooms, ■with garagS, centraUy Byes are the thing to empha- of the store and operates * ^ y TWpping, otaaSiinc e tt In 1048. cation, $76. monthly. J. D. Real old-fashioned kitchen, 2 6. To authorize the selectmen baths, fireplace, 2-car garage. room home in exceUent condi qualifted to work with youth, be Fael and Feed 49-A ATTRACTIVE room, centraUy 8464. tion, detached garage, privacy, located, near schools, church, size. Models whoae Uda do not y,, business, said she was Hbw many k>caited, for busineee woman, Estate, 643-6129. bedrooms, bath, attached or the board of education to ap Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- hang heavy with artificial awakened by what sodnded Uke altogettier after seven Oinr current requlreenenbi a high school graduate with no traffic, shopping and buses bus. R. Tlvnan, 648-1681. Britain Rejects QUALITY seasoned hardwood, kitcfaen >privllegee. OaU 643- garage. ply to the State Board of Edu BANK APPRAISED 6 room 5324. laefties will be drummed out of months of oombat? How many tachide openlngB in . . . good driving record (automo Business Locations R(XKVTLLB — 3% room heat nearby, in "country - like - at- ^ bile funiiahed) and live in the cut to any length and sjUit, 6931, 648-8221 after 6. For Rent 64 ed apartment, first floor, stove, cation of the State of Connecti Cape In desirable Bowers '___ ~T~.—777 Spring Catalogues Soviet Message the union. Dark shadow at the ..j „p and lay down on the POU«l« meMed? How stored Inside, Leonard 01|dic, cut for state aid for said Mid School area, fireplace, full $18,600 — ATTRACTTVB 6(4 mosphere” . Priced to sell in have arrived. Call for them. MACHINING Manchester area. Must have $85. Simsbury 653-6020. room Ranch, fireplace, garage, $l3,000’s. No agents. Call 649- top of the socket wtth a hea^vy floor.” she said. "I heard glass buHete fired and hand gre- milUery duUee behind him. Bolton, 649-8818. PLEASANT ROOM for gentle DESIRABLE store or office dle School. basement, city utilities, nicely List your properties for nation Criticizing U.S. streak where the eyetoall begins gbatter then the plaoe blazed thrown? How many Umaa man, parking, 21 Eldmund St., space, ground floor, clean, at 6. To authorize the select landscaped lot with shade full basement, excellent condi 6953. wide advertising. Strout Real IN SPE C nO N , Pleasant worifing ctmditione FIRKPLACE WOOD, $20 a load, STOP! LOOK! tion, 130' frontage. Don’t delay, Is one of the tricks. Another Is ’ fssUng sick and not alsspihc? 643-8203. tractive and reasonable. Apply FOUR ROOM apartment In men, or a majority of them, trees. Call owner after 6:80 ty, Edith Lederer, Branch Man- ______(inside and outside work), paid $12 a half load. 742-6215 or 742- call Hutchins Agency, Real CXDNVBNIENTTjY located 6 LONDON (AP) — A Foreign white shadow dlrecUy under said by the time she could “took out!” somsbody yelled. ENGINE ASSEMBLY Mr. Daly, State ’Theatre, 11 Bolton. CaU 649-0617. and the treasurer, to borrow an p,m. 649-8696. vaootlone, pension plan, annual 6880. MAN TO SHARE bouse with tors, 649-5324. room Cape, could be 4 bed ager. Basket Shop Rd„ RFD I, office spokesman rejected to- thee eyehrowa. eyebrows. get out the back door, which ^ dump of hushes trsmUsd SHEET METAL salary Increases oommeneur- a.m. - 8 pjn . $9,500. amount not exceeding $9,500 to Hebron, 228-9H6. other men, warm, comfortable BOLTON — Nice 4-room Ranch, WARANOKE RD. — prime lo rooms, garage, nice fenced in day a formal Soviet attempt to One gentleman who doesn’t ^nâs the nearest exit, the fire “■ aquoaUng grunt q>lit tha ate with ability and an oppor defray the aforesaid appropria MANCHESTER — 5 room BENCH WORK rponi, $14. weekly. 640-7804 af MANCHES’TER — prime office pine paneling, fireplace. Im cation, an oversized (5ape with lot, only $16,^. Leonard Agen- n/AKirrirn rv.i/,nia] otUm- condemn American actions in care for nature Is William bad already set a broom ablaze aUence. tunity to work with the na- Garden— Farm—^Dairy tion; to determine the time or Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family ter 4.- sp€u;e, 100 to 2,000 square feet, mediate occupancy. 648-7898 or HAROLD A. HINCKS 4 bedrooms, two baths, rec cy. R.MU,™, « « ) « . . h « i£ ...... IfTf;..”:*!!"’..'’*?!" "> »»■>«> |«I»- TOOL A DIE MAKING tlon’a oldest and New Eng Products 50 times and details of such bor- size kitchen, birch cabinets, central location, abundance of 643- 7080. room, etc. (Completely renovat ------sLr-yyywyi oyL. n >w>s Sovict movo took ilve Oharies of the Rltz, who held ^y. groixid. land’s fastest growing newspa REAL ESTATE BROKER rowing and to execute, sell and ENGINE TESTING BALDWINS, Macs, Delicious, parking, alter to suit. Hayes ed, must be seen to be appre ceramic tiled bath, one block " t t ^ m a Uvinv ® message subunit- court yesterday In a room dec- Dahmer’s car, parked ta the ■ « « « around, m ra per. Hartford CouratX, Mr. Apartments—Flats— deliver notes of the town to e'vl- from bus. Char-Bon Realty, Lots For Sale from economy to the fanciest, Agency, 646-0131. SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapptag ciated. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, — ^ ®******* to dgn as 00- orated wtth sea trimmings. He carport of the large modem moved to cover and bsaita EXPERIMENTAL Hammond, Rm. 26, 806 Mato Tenements 63 875-6284 dence such borrowing. 172 So. Main St. area, 3 room heated apartment, 643-1677. 643-06S3, 649-7760. BOLTON — Pour wooded acre nriced aroimd ti9 000 ^Wrlte Chairman of thee Indochinese Inveighed against the “natural” frame home, waa also de- topped. MACHINING St, Mancheeter. OFPICiE SPACE available, 2 644- 0384. Dated at Coventry, Connecti Snv E ’ peacekeeping setup. The mes- look which he said has gone bo stroyed. dihed a LOOKINO tor anything In real MANCHESTER — Prestige homesltes, ideally located on stroyed, HAND picked, Macs, Starks, rooms, new modem building cut, this 6th day of January MANCHES’TER — WeU located secluded deadend street, excel- ______£>OX ill, XlcmiU. sage accused 4A%^ the United CBha^raaStates suchtaiiu*»>i avtvMVlMextremes that WkMYlftnwomen areniW Deputy«*«.__ a... Sheriff T.A.m a WOOd” WELDING INSPECTORS to check secon estate rentals — apartments, area, 8 room Brick Ranch with and Baldwina, $1 per 16 quart ■with electricity, heat and cen BOL’TON — Brandy St., near MANCHESTER — Modem 3- 1966. and attractive 2-famlly home in lent area of custom homes. ATTB3NTTON; East of the river of planntng to spread the Viet starting to blend Into the wood- ^^yArd said a pickup truck m a t ta ItT” dary machine shop operaUcms homes, multiple dwellings, call panoramic ■view, double ga CONSTRUCTION basket. In own container. Bot- tral air - conditioning, excel Bolton High School, beautiful bedroom, brick front Ranch, Richard M. Gallnat, A-1 condition, steam heat, oil Hayes Agency, 646-0181. residence. Today Is best, but Nam war into neighboring Lexis work. No blen'ding Into the parked under a tree In front of "A deer." and ftolahed parts received J. D. Realty, 648-5129. rage, 2 fireplaces, exceUent tl’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush HIT lent location, ample parking. new 4-room duplex apartment, 100x200, tree flUed lot, co\m- Donald S. Da'vis, fired, copper plumbing, all dty any day you call for real estate and Oambodla. landsca'pe for the two models yja ijouse had been fired Into "A dear?." TRADES from vendors. These are per try atmosphere, vegetable gar condition, Pasek Realty, 289- manent poetUons that require Rd. 4^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, CaU Robert D. Murdock, U 4 R euitahie for teachers or young Richard M. Hawley, utilities, 2-car garage, nice service is fine ■with us and good 'The Soviet Union asaerted whose eyes he had decorated several times, "R nsazly knoc ked nrt ovar.’f stove, refrigerator, parking. couple. Call 648-0771 after 6 den. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- Selectmen 7475, 643-4208. Suburban For Sale 75 "WeU, ru b« damned.” a rnlntonim o f previoua inspec Realty Co., Inc. 643-2692, 643- yard, one apartment vacant. for you. Our very efficient local that UB. forces had been bomb- with sea ■wave patterns of pearl FBI agents investigated, Traininff Courses Completely redecorated, $i2u. 955L p.m. 9832. representatives will furnish you tag Laotian towns aivd breaxih- sequins outlined in bright blue. Charles Evers, field secretary The patrol smiled, then tion experience. Apply Person Household Goods 51 16 Forest St., oft Main SL 646- Alice Olampet, Realtor, 649- MANCHESTER modem Im (X)LUMBIA LAKE, $12,000, 4 Two weeks to 92 weeks — 4643. with accurate appraisal, cour- tag Cambodian sovoredgnty. Asked how he did It, he said fof tjj© National Association for chuckled and then laughed WITH PAY — in Machin nel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., Re 0090, 643-0000. maculate 6 room Cape near room Ranch, fireplace, panel BVBRYTHINO In sterilized re ing, cellar, new furnace. teous and professional atten- At a daily news conference, that he first makes the design the Advancement of CJolored aloud. R would be a good ftory ing, Sheet Metal, Tool, Die gent 8t., Manchester. RANCH — Seven rooms, one schools, shopping, bus. Possible conditioned used furniture and WE HAVE customers waiting Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- tion to every detail. We need the Briiisb Foreign Office on silk net, so that It can be people, said In Jackson that to tell back at camp. A ftinfclnf end Oage Making and Pipe year old, prestige neighbor 4 bedrooms, quick occupancy. SHEET METAL fabricators appUances, high quality — low for the rental' of your apart Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332. 6324. more property to sell — have spokesman made plain that the worn time after time, and then Dahmer was a past president deer. Ha! Making. with three years minimum ex prices. LeBlanc Furniture, I9S ment or home. J. D. Realty, hood on deadend street, large buyers waiting for homes and Bovlot message was unaxxsepta- applies it with surgical adhe- of the Forrest County NAACP They’d Joke about how lh$i perience, wages open. Apply in South Street, Rockville. 875- 648-6129. lot with trees, decorated with MANCHESTER — Is next door acreage. Please call Mrs. hie to Britain. sl^ve. “That’s not for the super- branch. Sarge refrained from shoatfng elegance for rich and exclusive Apprentice Courses person. Ward Machine Oo., 250 2174. Open 08. to this beautiful 4 room Ranch, Bolton Shorts, 648-8886 or Mr. Moynl- "We hope that Ito production market, but isn’t it more fun ------it and would probaWy recei'va MANCHES’TER — Targe, new, beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, ' Three and tour years — Adame St., Manchestm'. enclosed breezeway and ga han 568-0678. J. Watson Beach and its publicatton do not tore- than looking natural?” _ bright-colored oJothing on a merit badge from the Boy CLEAN. USED refrigerators, 4 room apartment, tiwo blocka bathrooms, garages. You name w r iH PAY — In Machin rage, exceUent condition, large THREE MILES TO A Co., Hartford 622-2114. abadow any Soviet reluctance to The supernatural was the school as Soouts. ranges, automatic washers from Main St., email well con It, this house has it. For ap- ing, Tod A Die Meddng — ------— pursue more oowttruettve ex- theme of the play (“On a Clear g^, noaslble. A red coat Nobody, of couroe, wouU ad- with guarantees. See them at structed buUdlng with a quiet iwtataenrto s^ c^ iii PtatarTck ^11 price. $13,300. M tten MANCHESTER CENTER and Sheet Metal. Help Wanted— changes," the spokesman said. Day You Can See Forever”) and cap. for example, are so «*“ frightened taimeelf. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 atmosphere. Hayes Agency, Agency, 649-8464. Agency. Realtors, 843-8930. The official British reaction which Ship ‘N’ Shore Blouses ©aaUy seen by driv------■TART BUILDINa YOUR Male or Female 37 Main St. CaU 648-2171. 6468131. Your cfaUdren wlU enjoy MANOHBSTEH—6 room Cape, MANCHESTER — 1968 Ranch the country dotting of this was mildly phrased for a spe- invited the editors to see. They dreary, ciouded “AIRCRAFT’ MOTOR Routes a'vailahle in Cold Causes family kitchen, walk-out base styled home, measuring 26x62’, ranch home ■with its clsl purpose. Prime Mtaiatar provided a bus to make the trip ^ a dark gray or aiml- OARHER TODAY! RookvlUe and CoverAry. OaU NOT $900, NOT $800 4 ^ R(X>MS, heat hot water, .Slimming Casual NOT $700, NOT $600 stove, refrigerator, disposal, ment, wall to wall carpeting, level 150x300 lot, 2-car base 100x276 lot covered with Harold Wilson is in correspond- to the theater—and ■with the Oteoutatton Dept., Manchester ment garage. Completely en ence ■with Premier Aexei N. monumental traffic jams in ______1______VlaK the Bknployment Office Evening Herald, 648-2711. NO! NO! parking included, nice loca conveniently located. Asking trees and shrubs. You wlU Six Deaths At 400 Main Street NOT EVEN $560 tion, $140. per month. 649- $17,500. Robert Lewis Realty, cased ta aluminum siding, this like the unusual arrange Koeygln, and other discussions New York City, an hour and a Bast Hartford 8, Connecticut DBSIGNEIR—fuU-tlme, to work BUT A WHOLE HOUSE 0308, 649-8969. 467 Main St., East Hartford, home features 2 full bath ment of rooms. 3 bedrooms (Continued from Page One) ore under way on Viet Nam be- quarter was allotted to make Popular Sfylai 3 ROOMS LOVELY 528-2132. 233-6386. rooms, 3 generous bedrooms, or 2 bedrooms and formal tween London and Moscow. tae 12-hlock trip. in flower shop. Apply In per way crews, roads remained .^4)pen for Your Convenience— son before 5 p.m. Krause Flor NEW FURNITURE MANCHESTER — Brand new, the banquet sized kitchen has dining room, bright family AU have the purpose, from the Since the bus met no traffic spacious 3 room apartments. MANCHES’TER — Raised built-in oven, range and dish ^pp^ in spota and therefore backing to speak of, the group was a Monday through Friday ist, 621 Hartford Rd. AND APPLIANCES room with jalousied win EVBRY’THING Ideal country aettlng, yet near Ranch excellent condition. washer, fireplaced family dows, breezewuy, garage, sHU hazardoiw today. President Johnson’s peace full hour early! 8 AJd. to 5 PM. ail faculties. Small Colonial 8 bedrooms, large kitchen with room, brand new wall to wall Sevei^ auto ^ Id e ^ were j^tlatives on 'Viet Nam. Thus The transit strike has pro- C c u ^ K n ii TueaAWed. Bvee. TW 8 PM. FOR ONLY $500.00 patio, wulk-out basement, Which Includes styled building offers charm room for table, dining room, all around. Has to be seen. reported du^g the taree wta- g^^rding to British au- vided a theme even for Tlf- ■aturdaya—8 A M . to 12 Noon RETAIL closets gatore, excellent 1 Famous Make Refrigerator and privacy. Only $125 month family room, two fireplaces, Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agency, condition Inside and out. try days. The skidding thorities, these London-Moscow fany’s, which hastily redeco rat- dents were “too numerous to 1 Famous Make TV ly, heat, hot water, stove and two full baths, two car garage, Realtors, 649-2813. Don't delay, call for an ap talkp seem to be proceeding ed ita windows to show a pair VavailaUe, bring your military OPPORTUNITIES i^ rigerator Included. Hayes patio, beautifully landscaped count,” a Matae state trooper dlsohaige papers (DD-214), 1 Bedroom Suite pointment today, $18,900. of walking shoes lying careless- AT 1 Li'vlng Room Suite Agency. 646-0131. lot with trees, wall to wall car- Manchester said. btrth cerUAcate and sodal se* - A ■ ■ _ Privately, British authorities ly among the diamonds, as if eurlty card when you visit our 1 Dinette Set SIX ROOMS, 3 bedrooma, heat, pstlng and drapes Included ta niT AT nTTirT) ■RTTYT’P’' GRAND-W AY price of $24,600. PhUbrick A (dUALlblUrD BUYLK WARREN E. HOWLAND hour^- and’ wttag COl AIRCRAFT OORP. S'vailable, January 1, stove and Cape.Cape, 4 down, 2 unfinished up. up, Manchester Parkad© gores, bam with two box stalls Forks. N.D. accompanied by leading Soviet trousseau. Old - timers can re- 86 Piece Dlnnerware Set refrigerator, 649-3120. garage, basement recreation Manchester 649-5306 g„d tack room, high scenic lo- in the early morning the mer- mlMitary men, is ta Hanoi tor n^^n^ber when Grace Kelly was RHIAL ESTATE Salesman — ex 24 Piece Sliver Set ' room, nice central neighbor Msat Hartford 8, Oounecticut BISS ELL ST. — 4 room tene Colt's growth extends acrom gR commercial and miUtaiy Snes and includes talks wtth ^ ^ d e ta HO OW the status customer, and once It cellent opportunity for an ag- 18 Yards Floor Covering hood. Bd Air Real Estate, ■ .TTr... , cation with pri^vacy. Only $16,- cury skidded 16 degrees In two Other Ccmnscticut plants in ment, second floor, 643-5258, MANCHESTER — Vfhy Ireep go- jjgygg Agency, 646-0181. hours to Chicago. The temper Mtah of North Viet Nam. jyta Hayworth, and there gresalve person. We are wUl- EVERYTHINO the redesign of m a|or fHoducts and the introduction of many new and (fiversified products indudfaig 643-9832. Wo ^ Haven and Southington ONLY $600.00 from 9-5. ing through these ads when ws ------coUapse came in the wake was JacMe Kennedy . . . it’s like ing to train you. Our office le fiicanns* arciwiy, other S|NNling goods ami mUHa^ MANCHESTER — Ranch, 5 have the home you are looking EAST HARTFORD - Attrac- blustery cold front home by seeing history pass by. An Bqoal Opportunity looated in fast growing Vernon Free storage until wanted SIX ROOM duplsx and garage, rooms. 8 bedrooms, handy to for. A deluxe Ran^ vrtth 3 b^- tive 6 room Ranch breezeway. ^ ^ Adams Awarded A model tripped leaving the Employer, M A F area. Commission basis. Inter 8 1 0 9 Free deUvery anywhere In convenient locatioa, oft Eaat These and nuny other hooriy and salaried career podtkms are inunedlately availiMe. bus. shopping, schools, etc., ex- rooms. 1(4 l»thfl fully 2-©ar garage, cellar, sewers, runway, and some editors re views wiU be strictly confiden- Connecticut Center St, $110 monthly. equipped------kitchen ta - the------mostig^g trees, b^, p ,l»0 . Hutch- ^ y ,. l^30 fO U ^ BRUSH Company tak* cellent value at $14,900. Phil- Paint Contract called the dramatic moment one UaL OaU Shirley Converse or Free set-up by our own re- Adults. CaU 649-6028. desirable portion of Rockledge. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. tag appUcattons tor the Junior brick Agency, 649-8464. day Tatoosh Island, ta the WUHam Adams of Manchea- year when a lovely model go- Pat Dupret, at Oonveree-Du- Uahle men. Original price for Priced In mid-twenties. C3aU executive training program. LEBANON_Modem one-year norUiwastem comer of Warti- ^ter has been awarded a town Ing through her paces slumped pret Real Itetate, 68 ’ToUand all this merchandise was WINTER ST. 56 8 rooms, MANCHESTER — Excellent 7 Carl Zinsser, Jarvis Rea" - Oo., wimiw Nw Mlust have oollega background, Tpke. 648-2197. $825.46. Some fortunate parson heat, hot water, air - condi room Colonial, 2(4 tiled baths, Realtors, 643-1121. Evenings old, 6 room Ranch, breezeway togton, recorded nearly a half contract for painting seven to the floor in a dead faint, m an^ and presently em PAH-O-RAMA can purchase it all for only tioned, etove and refrigerator, 643-0088. and garage, full dining room, toch of rain. areas in munidpal-owned build- When revived, kbe said that She ployed. Program to last one X fireplaces, large family room, ANSWBR AT ONCE. Man or $500.00. On display at main disposal and parking area. all built-ins, hot water oil h eat,------3 bedrooms and bath, kitchen Sunny sklea extended from ings. had been gaining a few pounds year, atarting salary of $U0 . iroman to aarva Rawleigh Pro- CaU 247-4046 between 9-5, be 2-car garage, aU city utUitles. MANCHESTER — If you are In bullt-ins, 25 minutes from Air- California through the Great uis Ud of $730 was the lowest so she hadn’t eaten tor two days, 5 1 5 6 -N A smartly styled shiitwalff per week ptaa incentives and store. Appliances are recondi duote to consumers In N. C. tioned and fuUy guaranteed. tween 6-9 oaU Glastonbury Ohariea Lesperance, 649-7620. the market for a centrally lo craft, asking $16,900. Robert Plains and sunshine spanned gf uy© prices submitted on Dec. Also recalled was the “char- The ktcy knit stitch, used ta dress that is slim and gracefuL I hdnge heneOts. After one year, Hartford Oo. - Hartford A Man MONTHLY 633-7402. cated 2 family house, see this Lewis Realty, 467 Main St.. 20 tor painting six areas, and axster” fashion sditor from T o r -making______♦*<(« popular__ sheath- Note the rolled collar, roll-up .Jadnnca to salary of 19,100 chester. WHte Rawleigli Dept. PAYMENTS t w o -f a m i l y . Garrison Colo one, today. Features 10 rooms, East Hartford, 528-2182, 233- FAILS TO REFiHtT a seventh, the general mans- onto who had no patience ■with yrlth-bAlt, is fascinating to do! sleeves. Or, sleeveless, if yoii yaarly. OaU Mr. OiUette, 644- CNB-6-1851, Albany, N.Y. ir V E ROOM apartment, 480 ONLY $16.93 nial styled, prime east side lo 8 car garage. Short walk to 6385. NEW HA’VSai__ (AP) _ X *>«*” added, at some younger editors complain- use a lovely pastel Stiade, and prefer. ' 0904 tor appdntmeik. 12201. Main S t, $120., h eat 648-2486, Phone For Appointment 9-6. cation, 8 bedrooms, kitchen llv- Main Street. Only $18,800. ( ^ 19^y^r-old" youth was 'arrested “* “*<**<* t**® *** sitting you-p© ©ure to catch second No. 3109 with Patt-O-Rama is Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., BOLTON — Ebccellent 7 room OPBNINae Immediately avaU- ASK FOR CARL tog room comprise each flat. by FBI agents on chargee of ^h® ®^*’ •» ^ painted at a typewriter and turning out gjances! Pattern No. 6166-N has In sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, 20. Bu# Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9086 8^ ROOM tarnished or untar Situated on level treed lot. Wes Realtors, 649-1200, Eves. 649- Colonial, 1(4 tiled baths, 2 fire failtae to report for IndiKtinf “ ’® ^le personnel office, the la- their stories. "I feel tired and directions for sizes 10, 12, 82 to 40. Size 14, 84 bust, with lÂ X im R ’S UOpar. Can xtala. MHa and female biq>ac- places, large family room, hot -‘uao. SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT nished apeulment, oil heat, con ley R. Smith Agency, 643-1667. 2519. places, large family |wm noi ^ ^ Aimy it was re- *®*’ lounge, the coffee room, worn-out at that time,” she told 14^ i« ©nd 18 inclusive. sleeves, 8(4 yards of 46-4iich. tors, female aaaeinbiera and Cal Coifs now 247-55S5 or come In to onr emptoyment center without an appointment It-ins, 2-car soldarers on electacnlc oompb- If you have no means of venient, quiet location, work water oil heat, mit-ins,2-CM Saturday. “ u* ®*® blueprint room, all In them, “but I sit down and I ito order, send 86c In coins to: To order, send 60c In coins tttj AOIUAL JCffiS how opwi, U.8.. MANCHEiSTER — 86 seconds PORTEK ST. area Conven- nanta. No reetricOan on age. transportation. Til sand my ing adults, reasonable, 648-6869. weekdays 8 AM . t o • PAA, Saturday, 8 AAI. tfl Noon. garage, large lot, immediate Ricterda, who Hate tt»® Municipal Bulldtag; the la- kick off my shoes, and I say to Ame Oahot, The Manchester Sue Burnett, The Manchester ..■oropa. So. Am., Far Boat auto for you. No obligation. town Main, excellently mata- iently located, 7 room fire- ^cu^nc^, excellent locôn. ke'a folk singer U®« lounge ta the HaU of Re- myself, ‘Bahy, there are 100,000 Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1150 AVB. OF An equal opportunity employer. NEW 3 room apartment, new placed Colonial, 1(4 baths, en «iWrtta Bmplovmeat Info. Oen- Apply Laltiinte Induatriaa, tatoed 2-famlly, 5-5 flat. Indi cnanes Lesperance, 649-7620. writer, was indicted cords; and the accoustloal ceU- women in Toronto who would AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y, y .^ B o o m 474. T » Boyiaton S t, - A—L—B—E—R—r —S Btove and refrigerator, $90. a If you peefer, forward your renm ^ ID Eni|*DymoH ven*ee closed porch, garage, extra _ Bk ., RockvBla, Conn. vidual heating system, 2-car tags ta the new Senior Citizens Uke to be ta your shoes right 10086. 10036. 48-45 AIA.YN ST., HARTFORD month, no lease. Leonard Ageu- garage, priced to sell. Hayes large lot Leonard Agency, VBIWON — Ii^ acu l^ 1*^!** custom built Colonial L Ranch, He waa taken to New Haven Center at Myrtle and tiinden this minute.’ And then I go to EVir lot-class mailing add 10c For let-class mailing add IQp Open Nights TUI 9 PM ey. 6464)469.' Agency, 646-018X. Realtors, 646-0469. for each pattern. Print Name, for each pattern. Print Nam^ ' ,|KU!y>VUI -^ 70 tpadtor trailw modern kitchen, buUt-ina, din' State Jail ta $6,000 bond pending Sts. work." Sitoatloiis Wanted— Address with Zip Code, Style Address wtth 2lp Oodo, Ityla ^drtvera naadad for tewnadiate REFRIGERATOR — 14 cubic ’THREE ROOM apartment cen WEST SIDE—6 large rooms, ing room, fireplace, 1(4 baths, arraignment ta U.S. Dtetrict ------Female 38 FOUR ROOM Cape, two car ga No, and Size. No. and Size. Mra attar tra ia ii« for Naw feat, defrostlass, one year old; trally locatod, heat and hot large enclosed porch, close to carport, treed lot, 125x200, con- Court, Law specifies butter, Metal costume Jewelry will Aa EquA OpyortMaHy Csnlww, M/T rage, completely reno^vated, stay bright and prettier much Have you sent for your cop^ Don’t mljis tha tall A Wtator .AiSlaad ffatea, N.T., N.J., Pa. RELIABLE Mother with refer- gas range 86’’, two years old; water, paridng, for single or many extras, must see to ap- all conveniences, two family vetaent to schools, shopping which is timraed cream, con- risadl.Olilo. 8aa aur Ad under ta- ancea wfll care for child, daya both excellent No phone, 78 middle age couple only. 64S- conversion possible. Leonard and Hartford. Hanley Agency, Rub milk ftaina wtth lemon Uln not laoa than 80 par osnt longer if given a ooattng of c4e» of the ’66 Spring and Summer laraa of Raalo FasUon, rar predaite. Call- Owner after 4 ice, ttvm Wash ev nail polish befora wearing. * Album? Only 50c a copy! complete pattern magattna. BOR ar obild may Hve in. 6U-9M7. Cbeatnut S t 6015. pan. 648-6603. Agency, RsaitiifeA 646-0400. 6484»80, 64M087. '*• i MONDAY. JAKCABT 19.19M 7 ,

jRandfiPidter ^ 'Afsngn Dcdly MM F is b s Rxx The Weedier, Var the Week Maaei Ctoar, vary eotd taetgfti, km - the Mise PHnoiin'.pQieB''et']|Mi- -INS 0 to 10; suimgA eontinned asM The tfttla Tlwatar of neiw S27T. flheeter i#im laeet Wedneedagr at 8 U ik t ebader wfll tpitk t M dhow Iiesse Issne- tomoaxow, hlgh^^dCi. 8 pm. la the oMb' roatoa at SB i d l ^ tomdrpBW pm , nt ^ 'Panona eHIh baatnaw la a maaWngo fftie M ewtihBarirB o - January Special 14,577 Behoifl St. n « d T. BHrii IB ‘ o( Bill the town ■aaaeeer'a offlos taiy Otob at Bhe Bowmd Mm> wboB Warren appeared* hefore City o f Vittagm Charm mn apeak on. **Dlre«*to8." Be* Board lijMKiitoliT iRiU tUa morning wata canttoaiad, non Reetainaat, tUtoad Tpke. the board aad revealed that the JANUABY 11 TO JAITOAEY 27 freMaeota adB be aervad. The oa Bn i» IS ) PRICE SEVEN GBMTB M llM Ot 10 "W alk and taOc aofUy aad She wSI taft of bar tup to Itov ' Tbs Toani Board at Ottactan Ckmntry Chib, hit hard by eom- meetli« la opaa to all peraoBe (SESnSEM PA6HD MANCHESTER, €ONM.» TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 19M ___ MMBUtllliblP pleaae dont waJee the baby." moae. Bong Biong and TMe|o war nimiar. tM ibt with offi petttion from mm area golt Y0L.LSXXV.MO.85 intanetad la Owder. dUba, aaedad to make limmedl- I M idiit to B lÂ. at ilM pcsmlMa, over tbe toot August; cials '-at the Miiadiester Oomi- Permanent BtatoaiAKHl. Pater waafcead, w«re palated a ato Improvement if It wspe to try dtab to aenoiaar two eUb B0|y Puaily MUtlMni CfRla baantttttl aad bluahiag Mtontonemoh M b s , MJRX, survive. He said then, what be Ifewan. o a imretotor OC tt»e fl»- win meet Wedaeeday at Baat loqiwnto— a new. loag-tirm tfiu ^ apeak mt^BotradoetioB caawo piak. w « meat tonigbt at g at Ttakar ia saying now, that, la order to laaae, and' a rsduetton la tbe One Flaw l e W eatura j0!Drttaf.’'v«eBltore- CathoUe High ScbooL Ib e Baa. borrow money, the club toust Datod Q. Uptak of tho Catholic Ban. MWMfi nntoL itoM « f ll be , atocaipted « t Uie have a hmg-term lease to badE WARWICK, RX (AF) — Transcript wOl apa«lc.-Ajttor , Seaman Raerult Alan N. Fto* OOb officlaila,.iB tba wake e f Indians Pack Streets iM a .eMeh.le epeie te thia jptib* Mtoebietor W A ie s M i ma*t iq^ its ^qdleatlan. PoUce report that culprits pengrato members of the attw Mia, HB. Navy, son of Mt. aad end alaat ofOeam tonaoâpw at a IJea gl'^flra whidi gn|^ entwad the Wetwlok Lum win go to the homal of Idra. Mrs. AkooM Ptasola of 8B S. the ttwHan Amertcen dUb, XI- their etaMtonna^ axe seaUng a ber end Supply Oo. end W. Squires. 82 Oxford St. Mrs. WUta St, la andatsoing ntaa „ Chapter of dridge St WaighiBg to M l be new 85-iFaak laaaa, to rspiaca avoided setting off a burglar JausMS (yBaBly win be oodiost* weeks of basic training at tba fnin 7 to 8 pm . ^ the ’one wMch eiqifraa on March $ C . 5 0 alarm. , __ Mfl.here * eêOel Naval TrolnlBg Oantar, (Beat 1 ,1B7B, and a cut in their 824,- Wodd^ng ] ______toniiiBt at « e* Bowse lakaa, m. 008 afftiitol ran t • Tho thieves used a drill Seheoi, e t o d t j^ ; - . ' MenSbeae In good etandbig are and keytaote saw to out Pmoqitor Chumaa C3iap(ar o f' Bay Whitoa, jpraoident of the Nidlob - Smifli To Monrn for Shastri aMgffaie to vote. Top tooers of through outside shingles, re Beto ffigma P U wfll meet to* ReaemaUona for the W BA ehih,-faaa aald that a longtoaae Mrs. LndUe Warner Bnitti of «h e Ctomecll^ . Ohoqp fl< tast moalh a n Mht Joaaph B)a- W e Specialize In Haim its and Manicures moved imniiaHnm and drilled morrow at 8 pm. at the honm InstaUaftoo dbmar on Tueaday, moiN, idna and one-lialf pounde, to -n e M a to gnaraatoe loag- Manchester and Jamea Edward jlWiaaM JUHOiêtlaki o( Benk .Jaa. 18, at lOner'o Bestaurant torm bank loona, la order to through knotty pine pend of Mrs. Haaty Xataoo. 881 end IBra. .Begmond Smar lM I, mdiols of Rocky Hill were ing. Once inside they covered HKtaiteB iiffl meet Wedneeedy at close Saturday. Membera may spend about 8168,000 on imme unitjtfi in marriage Saturday in Sinruoe St. glx. poimdi- CALL 643-0322 FOR APPO^MENT the door facing the road to Ihilidegr Bia. lilBtord. IMoeier contact Mra. George Bdwarda, diate renovations and Improvo- a candlelight ceremony at North m U eenraa ^ 6 pjn, after keep from being sem. N ew L ea d e r Hartf ord Broach of Oonneett* Vn Chmbiidge S t. The votanteer Mbniy ainfK of meato. Methodist Church. The bride of iaeoolal time at 5. Paul H. Jelm* Then, police said, there out Asaonlation of Industrial Buddey Sdioai wid meet to- Be said tipt about 8100,000 89 Broad St, ia the widow of PETITE b e a u t y SA LO N Imb, — intent t-ir* ofttcer ot the Nursea win have a dinner meet* of the sum wfll be used to pe- Albert John Smith. ' was only one flaw in the Miaa Ann Benson of 848 mOtraw at 9:80 a.m. Miore than robbmy attempt W ill H o n o r Mntt Keer Baiveh National lag and election at bf^cm to Woodbridge S t aad Richard hulld tbe dnbhouse and to Mrs. Joseph Tessler of Man- TnrwTJY WIEOEL, Prop. huH, New m een ofttoe, wUl 100 new boohe need pwriOBlng morrow at 8:30 pm. at the Del- Benson of 16S 'Green Manor Rd. end thare era oM boobs to be re- b r ^ the pro toop under Its dmter, sister at the bride, was Manager John Spink aald, |pMk on *Tradtoc and Unvest- monlco Reetaurant, 681 S. wUl appear tonlgtit at 8 m the pelred, aooordiiig to the chair roof. The remaining 886,000, be matron of honor. Donald Oates *T lodted and looked and Peace P act ttiy in isas.'* Oluae initereated 84 CHURCH STREET — EASY FREE PARRINQ Quaker lane, Waat Hartford. w n c radio Show, "Talk Bock,*’ man of the oonanittoe. said, win ba spent for the In- of Mancheeter served as best found nothing miasing. They hi attending may oootact Mlaa with Brad Davis. They wUl dis staUation of an underground man. were looking for money and NEW DELHI, Indifi p W h Oaaatl. aaetetaat aeore- Open 9-6 — BWlay tin 8 PAC. they didn’t find M y.” Tbe Inmmadaite Ckwoepthm cuss dating and tbe trends that Daughtens of Ubarty, No. watering system for tbe greens. A reception was hdd In the ( A P ) — ^Millions o f mourn lary oC the S e v l^ Bank of Miofhem Circle wtH meet parents set on dating. 186, LOOU will meet tomorrow Prior to the Are, the Coun church hall. CnOSED MONDAYS ing Indians packed til# BodcviUa acrrangemaDts chair- Wedneeday at 8 M pm. at tbe «t 7:80 pm. In Orange Hall. try Club’s board of govemora The couple will live In Man streets of New Delhi today en«n for tlie meMinc>: had been conaldering acoep- chester after a wedding trip to home of Mke. Joha J. Oonner, IB Manchester Assembly, Order Mrs. Oarol Tyler of Vernon, as the body of Prime Min tanos of a town offer for ex- Bermuda. State News 'Vligiaia Bd H n . Raymond ot Rainbow for Girls, will have wotfhy matron, wSl preside. ister Lai Bahadur Shastri Bath C9rde o f Ihnamial Xai* Ctogedom wti. be eodueteea. iharaa CaiOitik win meet toalght a busineas meeting and election was brought home for cre of officers tonight at 7:80 at ICC to Hear mation beside the sacred: gt 8 In tbe Ree^ttoa Beam at Ftaak J. MoiuAeld Miaiine ttoiharch. the Masonic Temple. Officers Jumna River. Oorpn Anxftiary wlH meet are reminded to wear Short Son Scans Ruins o f Faiher^s Home As representatives of govem> Wednenday at 8 p.m. at the r white dreeses. Harold Dahmer, son of Negro leader Vernon Dahmer, who died Last N H R R ments hurried from around flw IfiMtoe Hail, Parker S t burned when nightriders set fire to his home and store near HattiMbu^, world to attend the rites The executive board of High Tbe HUokanum Dog Club wffl Miss., surveys the ruins of his home. Harold’s 10-year-old sist^.^^tty is also Plea Feb. 7 Wednesday, the world’s leaders land Perk School FTA will meet poured In tributes to the fratt LEO-fekC meet Wedneeday at 8 p.m. at tonight at 8 at the home of Ed hospitalized with boms. State and federal officiids are investigating the fire. the wapping Oommunity Cen HARTFORD (A P )—A spokes UtUe man who struggled for 19 FUNERAL’HOME ward Glenney, 182 Boulder Rd. man for the Interstate Com stormy months after the death ter and dlacuaa plane t^r the ANNUAL JANUARY CORSET dUb’o aonotioned match sctae- merce Commies^ said today of Jawaharlal Nehru to lead thto The American Legion will the IOC exiiecte’ to hear fined imERAL 'duled for JOn. 80. - Travelers^ troubled land of 460 million meet tomorrow at 8:1S pm. at arguments Feb. 7 in Washington pie. the post home. The ex ec^ ve Sukamo Expels SEKVKE Chapmen .Joy drcfe of North oo the New Haven Railroad’s Within hours after Shsstri’a committee will meet at 7 :^ request for euthoitzotion to end WMiTBR N. lEottiodtot Ownch wM meet Aetna Named death from a hecut attack, Jm> UDCUBStO Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the passenger service. (AP Photofax) dia’s new prime minister, Qul- Director The Greater Hartford Square The date was annoimced by dmreh. Mrs. dement Lewie, Dance dub and ita caller. Red All U.S. Newsmen By Medicare Only a short time after sitting at the conference table with Indian Prime zaiilal Nanda, promised to oai> Mite. Axel Jobnean and Mia. IOC Commissioner WllUiun H. 28 Mkln Street Mkacheeter OUnsky, w ill Join the ipemben Minister Shastri, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin (left) and Pakistan Presi ry through his predecessor’a Jlsmea Picklae wUi servo as JAKARTA, todooeela (AF) — "Go to h*fi with your lies,” ha WASHINGTON (AP) — The Tucker as a travettog hearing final work — the peace pledge Gall 649-5869 of the Mental Aid Fellowship So Prealdciit Sukamo today or- added. on the railroad request reached dent Ayub Khan helped carry a coffin containing his body to an airplane m cial Center tomorrow at the cen derod an American correepoml- Sukamo then turned to F ltrt govMnmeot today designated he signed with Paktstoh a feet Hartford for a two.day session. Tashkent, The body was flown to Delhi for cremation tomorrow. hours beft^re he died. ter. Afternoon programa, follow ants expelled from Indonesia. Deputy Prenaier Subandrio, w t» three fflirmB to help administer Today’s hearing was high- ed by dinner, begin at 1:80 p.m. Sukamo Issued the order la a is also foreign minister, end q,® hospital toisurence part of Ugfated by railroad attempts to Shartrl, 61, died early today fa Mpncheater resldenta, who have ‘‘Flirtation “Concertina’’ by speech at a ceremony installing aaW: the meffleare program, shake witnesses for the State of the Soviet city of Taahkent, Tlie been treated or are being treat tbs new Indoneaian ambaswadoir 'T order jw i, Subandrio, to The firms, which wUi receive Connecticut into conceding that 6Htoot-2, UO-pound prime minis ed tor a mental or emotional ill to Syria H.M. Sudjono. kick out all American «w re- end pay hHlB under the pro- deficit operation of imssenger ter bad signed a limited peace ness, are welcome. For more Walk” , by The president said he had spondents from Indoneaie. This gram, ere_the Blue Oroea Aeso- service oould affect needed Lindsay Pressures pact Monday with Paldstolll Ittfonnetlon contact the Capitol ///{/u/rufo/v// dedded to expel American oor- ia our country. We do not warit cleiUoa of OWoago, and freight service to tbe state. President Mohammed Ayub Region Mental HeaMh Asaocla- BESTFORM TCspondents toom hidonesla In foreign corfeiqwhdents wriring and Oaauaky Oo., end Tra- Khan agreeing to puU their tlon, 317 Farmington Ave., Hart retahaitlon for liee being written untrue. tWngs about Indonesia,” velem Inourance Oo., both of P A X F o rm e d forces back from territory seized during the September ford. L o n g L e g in the American prees Eibout tho Subaadito letw to4d newsmen Hartford, Cionn. "niey wilt serve NB3W HAVEN (A P ) — SW-re- For Strike Peace war between India end Pakto- Regular current Indoneaian political crl- he did not know yet whether the as agents for the government sort owner Louie Zemel of Mid- Panty Style NB3W YORK (AP) — Prodded will not capitulate before the ten. ISanobenter Anoociattan tor 7.99 gls. preddent's exipulsion order on a nonproflt beeie. diefirtd announced Monday the R e g u la r glO. fiaada-in a nattonwMe broad- the Help of Retarded CUMren 7.99 There ere now two American wotdd edeo afteot nationels of The announceoient, iSERied by organization of a committee to win meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. cart said Sbaatri died “ aftkr EARLY WEEK_^K|AL$ support catididatea who com* John V. Undsay, medlekWi ex- to ei|r.«Br, <« et Bunco Center. successfully oondludtog a M a tc h in g paign to favor at etvO rights plored today posrtble new metta-' qpecaal , to dictate This girdle deeks your Ups mighty effort tor peade. Wi BytemaiUonal and DonoM I Q r k ,______• ■ ■ ' ' -~ and. peace. ods of s e t t i^ the city’B U-day to ttito city ,tbe totiam under W ith thia eoqpoBMl andMS BK85 puniMmOtUD i as it frees your stepi In G ird le representing the New York sbail honor the egreeaatiiit l|a 6.49 About 60 persons from peace bus end subway atrike. wblob it wIB exlat to HiRfC,Yoik. made and hapUmenf It faflliftaf- Lycra apead«c(r) side pan Regular 7.95 Times. els, cotton brooade front, and civil rights groups met hero The tfavee-mail medietlon pexi- “ The perameunt issue con- ]y .” .79e Spanish Ship the central blgblaads near the 'ot cotton and six tons of rice. In a radio and tdevlalon port Workers Union, U A . CHOICE Success! Gamhodien frontier after • the w uie U. 8. troops explored a statutes. Yale Typawriiar • Regular girdle The two-year study w ill cost broadcast, Lindsay sternly laid He said it was “time tor Miay- Sinks; Captain, bulk of gUMtfflea on«e more meae « f underneath down Monday nlgto three poesi- Lindsay to tace the issues hyMilM • Panty girdle, the state 168,000 and wUl Include bod eocapad Into the Jungtee. more (ban JOO bouaee in the U e routes to resokiUon of the reaksttertly and deal with ue CUBE STEAKS Lb^99e average or a review ef all extottog laws. Sanriee Others DroTvn BWr U. 8. otftoera the opera- on o. ■eUtera;0f the Reyel Auw- crlppitog transportattom tieup fairty. He shotSd stop trying to long leg The firulings at the oommls- Logger Links Klun by Fortuna Tomw YORK fAPl-Survivtair ^ “ ®** ***“ M t a n Regiment wpoited kfll- and deetoredi 42 Adams St., South (See Page Fifteen) « « » * » * AurtraMene 30 miiee mg three Viet Oong in emeR (See Page Bagbt) “Tbe government ef th4e city MBS iOm MCON...... 79c capttai was partfeutar- aictlnnB to the afternoon and Phone 649-4986 Regular R eg u lar 5.99. TCNDER BUY BEEF LIVER... S9e Knee length anno^TÂJthough they anOmg flv * more bodlea. To Church Blazes 12.99 ttty style. of the and ^ * ** A U. 8. ep«*eBmen reported *» oapturod 38 to ihe four .«ouly gglit, ftporadto contact to WASHINGTON (AP) *- A toed to help with tbe burning Jar 6.99. crewmen, the Coeat orimp, they th. V iîSie eree’’ by to- Spring Faghioiis *66 slow-talktog logger, who said be told him “ We understand and Faidiioned of featherweight Lycra spandex, 16- bad hoped for far better reeuMe. n ls ^ quit the Ku Klux Klan Just last we’U tEdte cEure of it.’’ Shape making power week, testified today that two He said that when be went to inch' stride smooths your thighs bûtifully— net vtith exclusive dia . npM, Iran »- **' “S’?* "Hii; Negro churches which burned in work the morning of Aug. 8, an endless ring of cimtrol that sleeks you all mond front panel for Variation in Waistlines SlldeU, La., had been scheduled 1966, he heard on the radio (be ever. Concealed adjustable garter grips. White flawless control. Ver *h« Ananiflh vessel the 3SicMbB OanmMDiat vegAmeaU. on ttie miotoffle. Division In the central for the torch by a Man wreck churches had burned. vesott. the of the toon Triangle, on old the Oamtoodlan B y HZTF.A STEW ART ing crew, Gipson, who testified freely in S, M , L^ X L . tical stretch elastic back and side panels ^ ^ ^ ^ v o r a said they had ro M b t that ^ b ^ toontter, not far from the la (Special Herald Writer) Jolm H. Glpeon told the House about his activities ttod the (Dommittee on Un-American Ac for even more control 1 seen M othera aMve in a Mfeboet NB3W YORK—The waistline, committee .he had quit ihe Kton tivities that the burning was Just tost week and thrt his re •nd a reft but (hat they feared ^3® g* French L ad o c!^ horeemon battled it ipplled to a shell design tor Ckomnlttee. But he bad to fly to begaa Deo. 24 with the halt to tion’’ that there had been direct the school was greeted by a eign A ffairs Oommittoe-dla- whkto 160 ladieB paid 8896 Ragularly 2.99 fikUa to attend, the fnneml of air otrikea agatoat ISortb Viet contact. shower of rocks. One of the sol elooed today that the dlree* apiece. Prime kOnlst«r Lai Bataa^ Mam tazgeta. Mioyers also said U.S. A m bo» diers fired, he said, instantly oommunlostlon from thu itos.$iM i^W •8 *® Hanoi’s reoelpt of the U.B. “ You can’t Imagine how killing one of the rioters. ’The Shashi. He flew out shortty aft aador-at-large W. AvereS Harri- much ladles like dresses with United States to Norili Viet , t n n r mmtiraHtwt tUne — dur other was struck in the thigh. Nam was traiumltted ahorii-' SKiPPIES LONG LEG PANTl£ er midnight. man ia going to Saigon, but be out wsisUtoee," remarked the Style 0872 is completsly created fua Director tyUbam F. Bab- ing last May’s bombing pause It didn’t know what the response The riiootlng dispersed the ly after the pceaent UemMtf Ragularly 3.99 refused a U.S. raeaeage sent antliorltatlve MoOia ‘^ t in crowd which had been stoning ' t in feminine, ounces-iifljit Lycra. orn was called to appear tUa vroifld be if Hairimen were in many dresses without waist- pouae bâu. F a^ res Lycra satin elastiefront, timx)«h tbe BrltUh — wee not p iaidng care and throwing up afternoon tor aeparmte taaitino- vited tol Hanoi. Itoea ibM« Is a trend toward apHtîip and back pensis for the regarded m aignifleaat bice barricades to an attempt to I BOBLEiS OFTES U F B before another r niigraarinnel While administration sources simtle ehaptog that suggests ultimate in support and controL pendtog a reply from tbeMorih block tTEdflc on Avenlda Duarte, Supob selection of aD our very fhmous name branA group, a Joint subcommittee on said the direct contact disclo NEW YORK (AP) — VUp> 214* band for slimmingthe waist Vietnamese capital. the form beneath. one of the city’B busiest thor Quxise from regular or avril-bload cotton flannel. Pa- the Oentnd Intelligenoe Agency. sure did not signify a chruige to Paultoe Trigere makes a slim ard Robles waa senlanoed to line; M it crotch and tashionad Preridenttal prass seorataiy At leant a doaen Oommunirt oughfares. The incident oc life Impiiaonmeat today ) tor jamks in man-tailoied, ski tjfpe or dainty feminine lag. Powder Buff or White. the Immediate diplomatic or dreos an on the bias, and says curred in front ot the high Bm D. Moyers dlscloaed the and mmîoiminnnist oomftrias mUtary situation, tbe White you can’t imagine bow m udt the murders of (MUtoer. gUto Ma— tlaetorexs e f N aimi ItreOd gtyiee. Short or Icmg s t ^ shin gowns, adinmed with 8M4.-XL. 9,0mm. UB .-Norfli metnameae contact have both U.S. and North Viet- school center of many dlsfarrb- Sweeten Stoee 1888 B oom statement heightened trouble ttiia ia. A sleeveloea Jaalee WyHe aad Emily BWb la v ^ endmddeiy, lace or ribbon trim. R («al prints, late Monday but reftoad to taO nameee dtplncnata accredited at ancee to the post. text. Robles protested bill lMli< alTMdy intense congressional shift to broad jrtripes of rasp In the downtown areas, agita solidB, cheeks Bhaot repraaeatattra and matte etforie rtigl/’y whaa (fiaa page Ftva) (■ae Page Two) makes « strfldng ^xring creation. o 1 &