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_ j - ■ , ; I - —'• p : ^ ^ V . . ^»AGfi TWENTY-EIGHT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 - i ' iian(i;paf(r lEtt^ntng Ayenora Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather Deoember I, IBM Cloudy with snow devdopUlff this evening; snow Mixed with sleet and freezing rain tonight . and tomorrow; low 96-80 TURNPIKE TV and Mmcheater^A City of Villagm Charm night, U gh In 80e tom om iir. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 7ii (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) / MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 (Olualfled AdvertlatBg on Page 98) PRICE SEVEN CEN18 — — ------— 4 ;: ,:J , ^ ------^------— WBBK-BETWEBN Engulfs Train, Die in State Cra^h

Chile Hit Diesel Car By Violent Hits Stalled Earthquake Tank Truck 2 SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — A violent earthquake shool^ noi^h'- EVERETT, Mass. (AP) em Chile early today and de­ Twelve persons were QUANTITIES LIMITED ON THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES stroyed about BO per cent of the killed and 18 others inj'ur* houses and buildings in the ni-' ed early today in the flam­ trate port city of Taltal, officials \ 1 ^ - ing (iolliaion of a Bostop & reported. j Maine railroad diesel car One death was reported at Taltal. A boy.w as killed by a and'fin oil truck stalled on BRAND NAME 220 Voll^FulEy Airtomcrtic falling wall. Three other per­ a street Crossing. The impact exploded some T,« 8 ...... sons were reported injured „ RADIOS' there. 000 gallons of fuel oil. Ths The earthquake struck about flames engulfM ;gie passenger BEG. AM—CXX)CK AM—REG. AM /E^ ELECTRIC DRYER And Awaaay They Go in Virginia car with some 36 persona CLOCK AM/FM 700 miles north of Santiago in Six Lynghburg,^ Va., residents Dy through the air as they part company with the provinces of Tarapaca, An­ aboard. The trapped passengers tofagasta and Atacama. struggled to flee the infenio but an improvised sled. The Virginians took advantage of'a 10-inch weekend snow­ one door was blocked by a body. storm by converting a surf board into a sliding vehicle; (AP Photofax) A spokesman at the (Jity Hall Fire (Dhief Herbert Fothergill 265 SQ. INCH in. Antofagasta said panic of nearby (Jhelsea said most of 2 0 % o f f gripped the city M d army and the victims were trapped abopt police units were called out to 20 minutes before the flames maintain order and help in res­ could be brought under control. 6-TRANSISTOR SOLID MAPLE CONSOLE C O N S O L E All Channel Speedy Settlement Looms cue operations. Two of the injured were re­ The spokesman told of the ported- in serious condition. death in Taltal and the destruc­ The single-car train’s passen­ tion in the port. Taltal, a town gers had left North Station in RADIO 23-INCH TV of about 10,006, contains mostly Boston only about 18 minutes In JFK Book Controversy old buildings' of flimsey con­ earlier. Many . hsid attended a struction. Masked-firemen hand out a victim of this, morning’s collision between a Boston hockey game in Boston Garden $0 .88 NEW YORK (AP) — The' continue talks “ over a longer Manchester, she charged in her Water mains were ruptured & Maine self-propelled train and a stalled bil tank truck. Crash took place at and were heading home when Kennedy; book dispute could end period than was anticipated.” suit, had invaded her privacy there and power lines were a|i Everett, Mass., crossing. (AP Photofax)- - . the (Ibllision occurred' in this "We’re probably at a stage quietly now after Mrs. John F. and broken a contract stipulat­ down. Army trucks were rushed industrial city adjacent to Bos- 188 now where things depend more ing he must submit the manus­ in with water supplies. Kennedy’s decision to withhold ton. ' on the doctors than the law­ cript for her approval before Much of Chile’s big copper .Firemen defied the flameji temporarily her suit to stop its ^ yers,” the Kennedy spokesman turning it over to Harper tc with bare hands to haul some of publication, a family spokesman (See Page Ten) Snow Due HARDWOOD WALNUT 19 Gu. F L — 33 Inch— Vertical Door said. "W e Just have to wait for Row. the passengers from the burning indicated today. the' author, although we’ll be Mrs. Kennedy, vacationing More S$ Ardun4, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) ecu', Fothergill said. *T’m not going to guarantee talking about other things for with her children on the British — Snow is expected to. ar­ Emergency equl|lment wfui REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER It,” he said, "but much points to CONSOLE STEREO next week or so.” West Indian is)and of Antigu^ rive over Connecticut this rushed to the s c ^ e and tfaa ' a resolution. There has been Harper & Row called the slt- could not be reached for coni- Pfihel Supports AM/FM RADIO 'c o m p l e t e d e l t t x e w i t h i c e m a k e r evening, but the U.S. dead and injured rushed to hos­ 388 progress and I think things uaUon "hopeful” and Indicated ment on the developmeots. " ' Weather Bureau forecasts pitals in Boston, Everett and I oould weU. be resolved noiseless- that an anifable .aetUement A vaoatiMi was recommended Mental Hospital the snow to mix with sleet, WASHtNOTON :(AP) —Tight policy begun last September Chelsea. and soon,"’ was though poMU>le soon. - - for Mancheeter, too, by bis phy­ rain and j>ossibly freezing money, a major weakness in a aimed at restricting bank lend­ Policeman Ralph DeVito apid , 1 9 7 . 0 0 .00 I iAttorneya for Mrs.' Kennedy sician. Dr. F. BSrwin T n c y said Drug Research generally strong economy this The publisher also a p eed in rain during tonight and to­ ing to business. .1 he .and- cfHiicer George Stewart and Harper’fc Row, publishers the statement not to bring out the 44-year-<*l writer was re- morrow. year, is easing rapidly but this The board said current credit "tried breaking' the windonis el William Mancbeatw'a... "The spending. . well to- treatment-at HARTFORD_ (APl,-Contlnued potential home btjyer still faces conditions made its S^emtwr * 4 8 8 the book. uhtU 'April ~~li Lot* - Intense winter storm with our night attedn but tiiat Death of a President,” an ac­ Middlesex Hospital m Middle- use of patients in diu^research the highest interest rates on policy "inoperative.” , magazine reached a settlement which moved eastward to wouldn’t work. Wc couldn’t < count of the Kennedy assassina­ town, Conn, and was no longer at state mental hospitals has record. with Mrs. Kennedy on deletions Pennsylvania late this Interest rates -word extract of the morning is the main con­ guy trying to gel, oiit t»i hearings on her request for, an In addition to antiUoUcs, ber commission appointed by be near, with m o ft normal coks the mon^ market but one e«m- text, the first installment of cern, the bureau said, but with Ms head stwde tlw o U ^ 'm E injunction against the book until Manchester was taking antide­ Gov. John DemMey. and greater avahability of loans omtst said today he expected a which reaches newsstands Jan. the situation Is complicated window. mid-January In expectation of a pressants and tranquiUzing “The medical profession has 10. by warm air surging north­ possibly Just around the corner, leveling off now and a possible “We pushed hdim away but PORTABLE TV REFRIGERATOR leaSonably quick settlement. drugs prescribed by a psychia- a responsibility not only for the The book and magazine pub­ ward along the Atlantic - Indications of the easing, and downturn within the next few then there was so much smoke trist who treated him last year cure of the^’clck and the preven- a prediction of further, easipg months. The parties, ordered to ap­ lishers worked on removing Coast we; couldn’t see.” pear at a State Supreme Court while he recuperated from men- tion of disease but for the ad- next year, caihe at a fast clip The Federal Home Loan Bank passages Mrs.. Kennedy consid­ The Weather Bureau was The Rev. James Broderick of .00 shoy cause hearing,. said the tal fatigue at a private psychl- of knowledge upon ’Tuesday, capped by an an- Board, reported Tuesday that ers of personal rather than his­ expected to issue a hazard­ Our Lady of O t^ e Roman arfahgeihent would g iw them atric institution. which both depend. ’This res­ houncement from the ~ Federal ' interest rates on conventional torical interest since she moved ous driving warning for OathoUc church said he gave sufficient time for more discus­ ponsibility can only be met by Reserve Board of an end to a home loans increased again 1 1 8 to block publication Dec. 18. (See Page Twenty-Seven) state later today. last rites to 20 or 26 passengers. sion on passages to be trimmed investigation end experiment,” during November but the slower Eight of 10 bodies taken to from the 300,000-word text. Both , the commission reported Tues­ over-all pace and a 'greater' Southern Mortuary, Boston, aides characterized progress as day. availability of funds indicated were Identified by police from AUL CHANNEL-PERSONAL 30" DELUXE AUTOMATIC "steady.’’ j The commission recommended the'peak may be near. papers found on the bodies. “ ThSt’s great,” said, Man­ '-(.'guidelines, to regulate the ex­ Residents Won’t Aid There were these other devel­ Identifled were: Lois A. Hou- ^ HARDWOOD WALNUT—AM/FM chester’s wife, Julia, learning of South Vietnain Units perimental use of drugs and opments : ley, no address or age;, Aohn H. , PORTABLE TV ELECTRIC RANGE the decision. Manchester, recov­ also called for better adminis- — Secretary, of (fommerce Moore, no age, Beverly; Gra­ ering in a hospital from a mild tration of stat,e mental hospitals. John'T.. Connor, in l^S annual’ ham A. Atkinson, nqjige, Rome', case of pneumonia, was hot {lush VC from Delta Tlje "governor had appointed Victim economic outlook, predicted a' N.Y.; John Mahan, no 4^ , available for comment. the commission to review men­ "somewhat easier credit situa­ Swampscott; John R.'Malcolm, $100.00 Mrs. Kennedy and Harper & SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) tal hospital procedure follow­ STERLING, Mich' (AP) ' — At the seventh house a woman tion” during 1967 with, an ad­ no age, Lexington; Paul Amero^ Row said ih a statement that — Thousands o f Sodth Viethar6 >- ing the dismissal of Dr. John Savagely beaten and covered let him in and called poUce. vance in home building from its 16, and Bruce Amaral, 19, bo^ * 6 8 - ® ® » 1 8 8 ° ® Oummings, of nearby Shelby Manchester’s hospitalization ese troops fanned out acifoss Lowney as superintendent of the with Mood, John Cummings Jr., low m level since the end of o f Gloucester; Thomas .Bagley, Cbnnecticut Valley Hospifol, In Township, Mich., was . beaten World War H. STEREO Monday, made it necessary to canal-laced rice fields deep in 17 — stumbled from door to 69, englneman, Wobuml . Middletown in September. and robbkl of 16 cents Monday — The Federal National Mort­ The unidentified were a young the ' Mekong Delta today and door pleading for help. ’The report recommended sev­ night in this Detooit suburb. gage Association reduced shatp- woman and a young man. 12-FT. 2-DOOR 1&-FT. DELUXE AUTOMATIC reported killing 89 Viet Cong in Six doors were slammed in eral administrative -innovations He is in serious condition with ly the interest rates on its Police said at least (wo of the two days. his face, he said, as he wan­ if. Tougher' Code and said that, if they had been severe head cqi^ in Selfrldge short-term discount notes, the injured were not train passen- The large-scEde search-and- dered ookUess in the freezing Air Force Hase Hospital near refrigerator r e If r ig e r a t o r Proposed for destroy operation was launched (See Page TIdrty-Seven) night for 90 minutes. Mount Clemens, MlCli. , . (8c« Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Tuesday ground troops, heli­ V Yw’o teen-age suspects were State Officials copter-borne units'and the Viet­ arrested by poWce^ d»ottly after_ nam war’s- first combat para­ the beaUng. Two others suirm - if HARTFORD (AP)—The Leg­ chute Jump in at least ' two dered later, police said. islative Council is proposing to years. - . , The four stood mute Tuesday • rf keep Connecticut’s state govem- The multiregiment force of U.S. Not when arraigned in Mount Ole-' inent relatively free of scandal Vietnamese infantrymen, para­ mens Justice Court on charges by enacting a code of ethics troopers, armored cavalrymen of armed robbery and assault With teeth in it. and Popular Force units de­ with intent to commit murder. Sta(e employes caught break­ scended on a Viet bong strong­ Viet Bomb Policy Cummings' mother, ..Reba P osed ing the code c^Id receive fines Cummings, widow with four hold in Ohuong Thien Province WASHENGTON (AP) .— The "It may be conservative to up to ,|2,0(X> and prison terms , WASHINGTON (AP) — Top- State Dean,.Rusk, for detailed children, said she was "ehocked 126 miles west-southwest of Sai- United States’ weather chief say,” declared White, "tli^t up to 10 yearsj long, under the leyel U.S. sources say there is repents on the bombings. and dismayed” 'at the refusal of -gon. American troops reported­ through a world weather pro^ legisla(ion proposed by the coun­ no point in changing U.S. bomb­ ' Former Presidsni Dwight 0 . aid. predicted today that t w o w ^ s - ly Will be deployed in parts of graiQ;^ our nation (akxie) can cil. - - ing policies in North Vietnam Elsenhower, however, sup­ “ I talked with some of the in-advance weather -forecasts the delta in the near h ^ r e . re^ k e economic benefits ex­ Compared' . Irith neighboring despite controversy surrounding ported the Pentagon contention homeowners,” Mrs. Cummings ’^ e paratroopers Jumped for any part of the world will be ceeding $1 billion annually, -And, states, OonnecUcut'bas been for­ a Pentagon admission that-oome that any civilian cuualUes were said. " I suppose they were Just . I from ^ planes — IS U.s! Aiir posable within io or 16 years. if weather and climate moddfi* tunate M the quality of its gov­ civilians have been hit. unintentional. G Force transports and 20 C547s of (See Page Ten) , catien can be achieved on a sub­ ernment, the oouBcJl said. The offlcials saicl it is neces­ ’tiiey would predict the weath­ f ••• the South Vietnamese', air force. "Is there anyplace in the stantial scale, the benefits to 'f sary to bomb military targets In er, liit; or foul, for each day V t o 2 ^ ^ But, noting there is lib crimi­ Vietnamese headquarters said world where' there are no civil­ humanity will suipaas all our 3-CYCLE ALL PORCELAIN order to raise the price to North over that span, and could lead nal law on the books specifically the paratroopers ran into no ians ?” Eisenhower asked imaginings.” - , , . ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR EARLY SPRING Vietnam of aggression against aimed at the conduTit of state opposition when they jumped. newsmen as he left a hospital. Harr\’ Golden savings.^ AUTOMATIC South Vietnam and'to save lives MMUl I jf Golden present day capabilities of He said that at present, employes, the council said it Spokesmen declined to say if “ I know U.S. operations are of Americans and others ~ ^ three-days-ahead forecasts even weather hazards kill between L* WASHER "feels that a code of ethics and any of the Jumpers were in­ aimed exclusively at military limltaUOns on conflicts of inter­ fighting the Communists. Hospitalized, in the Unlted.^ States ere, pretty < .200 and *1,3(X) Americans, and Wash Temp.—Hot, Warm, Cold jured. In a previous large-scale targets but unfortunately there cause m<»e than $11 billion in est are needed.” The Pentagon acknowledged are some civiHaiu around these iffy, declared Dr. Robert M. Rinse Temp.—^Warni, Cold Jump in April 1964, 40 per cent Qfdled ^Grave^ White, chief of the government’s agilctritural and other eccoomiu. Lint Filter For those who would bribe Monday night that attacks on targets.” _ •- ALUMINUM SIDING INSTALLED of the paratroopers were in­ Environmental Science Services losses every year: ’ military targets have inflicted Save by plamg your ^nter order .e^rly. Choose your owii style and coIo# at no extra cost. state employes, the penalties jured in Jumping. In no modern war have all CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — f civilian casualties but said “ It is Administration, which includes Some experiments, White in- would be tougher; fines up to A Vietnamese spokesman said bombs always fallen direcUy on Author-editor Harry Golden impossible to avoid all dahiage” the Weather Bureau. . /dicated, have already sboaoi " ^Applies only ^ oW^rs placed through January ^ $6,000 and tq> to ,10 years in government forces killed 29 Viet target. was listed in grave condition at to residential areas dotted with The improyed prbspect stems, prison. ’ Cong in' the opening phases of The U.S. sources did say a Charlotte’s Memorial 1 hospital (See Page Tea) 177 Misoonduot, as spelled out in military targets. White reported, foom a recently the operation and by late today search is l^ing made of govern­ today. The Pentagon response was to the council’s proposed code of the enenny dead had risen to 89, ment iHTkligence information Th() editor of the Caroii«KlB- a story by Harrison E. Salisbu­ ___ 1.____‘eaUod the “ W SP.M. NEXT TO STOP and SHOP or Intercede on behalf of any ported killing, 27 Communist strange” that other lepcnters etty’s lower Bast Side where'he NEXT TO STOP dnd SHOP AT N O COST person or bualneas, in any mat- from^a U.S. Air Force hearings on the subject^? Ful- sevwal American assoofotea eaa calendara-ThaY^kg waa soldiers and U.S. Ipfaitttymen C-130 transport in the have hot been admitted to North was bom. - tor involving any agency of the brigiit aides said T V e ^ y teey Vietnam. He was bom as Harry L. Gol- said in reports to the ISSrd retorted at a few haaiieA killed 11 more. - M^png Delta , trying ■tato, wbsn such -representation, But U.S. 1 beadquoiters sold h fv t no doubt..,b® call on Wakdngton offidals, how- dhurst His schooUng began at meettog of the American Asso­ Wlotoaa. Her aieat neee asslstanoe o r Interoeaaicti la not lo reach a Viet Cong Sderetary c( Defense Robert S. ciation feir. the Advancement of previous test explosloa earn authorlied or, intended by law.” (IBm : I X9re«0r-SeveB) itronghold. v McNaman and Secretary of (See Page Twmty-Seven) ,(Sm Rage Ten) ScICDce. am OcL. 87. ' . ,-r I < ' ' A ■ ' ...: 1 L' — ■ : •*- L' :< I: •» H V s..» • c- 4 V „■ . V Xi MANCHESTER E Y E IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEBIBER 28,1966 » -, • ■ PAGE n u t m PAGE TWO MANCECBSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTEBL CSONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28,1986 the Cbriataias .'boUday began, the inoBt to the stata’a hiatory. M asoitic Lodge Five States Remain Free Sevfenteen more were killed in it Carpet PENTLAND Hop^s Troupe Slieinwold on Bri(^e Indiana acciflenta during the To Have Party ^ THE FLORIST Delay. Said Possible Stamps weekend. * For Qiild Leukemi^Nyictim “EveryBiing UT Sjfoweit^ Leaves Vietnam Although the 1966 yule death Friendship Lodge of Masons Centrally Located at Inexpert e x p e r t East dedsT i will have Its third New Year’s ANAHSmt, Calif. (AP) — A have much stren^tto Doctors 24 BIRCH StBBET IP RE DOESN’T HONK Both tides vnhiertble MILLER'S Of HoUday Road Deaths toll was far under last year’s For Philippines total, ft was well above the 801 Eve party Saturday night at blonde girl with sparkling eyes say she may die fromSbe blood 643-4444 — 644-6247 In Tnal of Turcotte By ALFRED SHNMWOU) S'??} By TOE ASSOCIATED PBESS record for any hoUday period deattu counted, to an Associated City View Dance Hall on Kee­ romped in the land of make-be- disease within a year. Open SdIO - 8:30 DA na no ; Yietnam.,, API — drivers,’’ Ryan said, “and they The-trial of Richard E. Turcotte, 27, charged with when 748 perrons died. Press survey Ibr a nonholiday ney St. “There were doubts she wbiRd OPEN THURSDAY The Bob Hope C ^stm as show Our third hand for Bonehead RESTAURANT " Death bypassed the highways are prevented by drivers.’’ Heve and personally met the NIGHTS TILL 9:00 first degree murder in the fatal shooting of hisi wife, is % AKi07<4 A.E. Perkins, head of the Ida­ Several populous' states weekend, Dec. frl2. Olie Natldn- The event thla year was orig­ Three Little Pigs. be here to celebrate Chri^ —^with Its jokes, ^ris and songs Bridge Week comes’ like the * S5 In five states during the Christ­ inally scheduled for White maa,” said her father, George Parking Aeroea the Strant assigned for Tuesday in' Superior Court of Hartford, —left Vietnam todajr after Hope WEST BA.ST ' 10 E. CENTER BTREBT ho State Police, gave creiut to a recorded ahcuply reduced death al Safety Ooundll had estimated Suean Dewey, 6, a leukemia < For 100 Cars... but indications are that the trial will be postponed to first two, from the Team Selec­ 4 A 94 mas hoUday weekend, and traf­ pre-Chriatmas campaign which tolls for the weekend. 660 to 760 persons would be Eagle Hall but has been chang­ victim from Grand Rapids, Dewey, a used car salesman. told troops in Da Nang the war ed, according to Russell Schlat­ five counsel more time. ------— - is costing so much "that It may tion Tournament heM In Pitts­ 9 J9 4 $ ^ fs 3 2 fic safety officials credited the urged parents to have their chil­ Last year 60 perrons were V’ Mich., was given VIP treatment Susan arrived Monday night When the trial starts. It will ^ ‘o the be chearper to rent one.” burgh last November. South's 0 1 9 4 3 2 0 5 achievement' t6 Intehse 'driver dren take more time reaching killed in Ohio. Thla year’s toll ter, .senior steward cmd chair­ Tuesday at Disneyland. with her parents and slater, ♦ J« ♦ K9I043 bOHPLETE DINNERS home for the holidays and asked was 84. Twenty-four perrons man. Kathle, 4, after spending (Christ­ be against the background of .. ■ The comedian’s troupe_wound play seems very reasonable un­ SOUTH educaition, increased police pa- She WM met at the gate by a mwe which Is apparently Repler said the pur- up a series of performances for partygoers to do their drinking died in New York State com­ Sun in 3 Nicknamea The Dick Ziinmer Band will the Three Little Pigs and a hu- mas at hom?. til you think about U r — and, «f * J10432 ttola, bad w;eather and the spirit after teir drirtnig. pared '\!o 86 in 1946. play from 9 to 1 for dancing, without legal precedent ,ln Oon- Pose of motion was made American servicemen In South course, an expert who fails to ^ K106 SERVED NIGHTLY of Christmas. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Al­ mari-sized cartoon character ’Ihe trip was financed b^ a nectlcut. On a motion by de- knowledge and strength Vietnam and Thailand in a driz­ “We h)id some inclement The toll Increased In two and a buffet will be served dur­ named Goofy, who — In the fan­ Los Angeles businessman, who think drops out of the expert Fatalities dropped substan­ weather and that slowed people though some sources list Florida ing the evening. fense counsel, the Manchester Turcotte. zling rain. Despite the weather, class. 4 ^ 9 7 2 tially in several other states, states. Sixty-one perrons died In tasy land of children -* Is a asked to remain anonymous. Build i) E «t SoWh West North down,” he said. “And I think California this Christmas week­ as the Gator State, it also Uses firm of Lessner. Rottner, Karp ^ preparation, 11,000 Marines, airmen and sail­ Opening lead—four of spadee. some of them with large popula­ the nickname, Sunshine State, talking dog. “She had a Wonderfid time,’’ and Plepler, a court stenograph- apprehended by PsM Pus Pass 1 0 BANQUETS aid PAimES the spirit of (Christmas pre­ end compared to 64 last year. In DROPOUTS RETURNING said Mrs. Dewey. ' Contractdi ors turned out. West led the four of spades, Part 1 4 Paw 2 4 tions. as do New Mexico and South A crew of firemen in a fire er was present at the usually “ c J Hope-told the servicemen that vailed a Uttle. Pe<^Ie are get­ Texas 48 perrons died in 1966 MIAhO, Fla. (AP)—Hay^a and declarer ahiywdly put up Paw . 4 4 Aa Tm Our Specialties There were no traffic deaths ting to be a little better drivers, Dakota. ’ wagon drove Susan to Snow Residential-Commerdal' secret o;and Jury hearing. The "one of these days you guys ar* dummy’s king. A defender will reported in Idaho, Alaska, Ne­ Christmas accidents and 62 radio says that 16,699 school White’s castle where she rode $800,060 FOR eXMLLEGE Grandnr^-^A Jury T„„, broughj I..In an In- Marie Turcotte was found dead gonna go out there and have to a little more courteous.’’ were killed this year. dropouts have agreed to return Alterations-RemodeliiiK often open a trump from A-x-x, braska, Delaware or Rhode Is­ In Nebraska, Tom Ryan, head FAU- PROVES FATAL on the back of the flying ele­ SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. dictmemt against Turcotte. use a coin-operated machine but not from Q-x-x. Hearts, A-8; DUmoiids, A-K-19- land. The Christmas death rate because of Prime Minister Fidel phant Dumbo and was whirled “Business Built On the home 'of her parents. She 7-4-4; auhs, S-S. of that state’s Accident Record pushed some states to new an­ FARMDIGTON (AP)— Joseph (AP)—Mount Holyoke College Defense counsel Sanford Plep- had been shot. At the scene, .po- gun.”j,. Fluked with triumph, declaiv Latest figures show- that 684 Castro’s “Operation Rescue." around the Teacup and toured has received an $800,000 gift Customer Satisfaction’* Prom Vietnam, the troupe Answer: Bid two diamonds. H Bureau said extra emphasis on nual traffic fatality records. Grocki, 41; of Hartford, suffered Under the program, the ler made several motions be- nc* found several gluts, a shot- ASCENSION 8’ er took the queen of diamonds, persona lost their lives in the the dangers of holiday driving fatal injiiiries when he fell off "It’s a Small World.” from Elllzabeth Ball (Cowan of Full Insurance Coverage moved to Clarke Air Base in the cashed the top hearts and ruff­ partner cannot find another Ud, In South Carolina 940 perrons broadcast said,- jhe..government She asked for a red balloon fore .the hearing which were gun and several rifles, you 'wlU not miss a game.. Don’t three-day Christmas weekend,, has reduced holiday deaths be­ have been killed so far this a stone-crushing machine at the Amherst, a 1001 alumna. withdut precedent. Cf\e was to According to a coroner’s re- AP Newsfeatures Philippines. ed a heart in dummy. Then he Last year 720 persons were plans to enrol! the returning and some popcorn and they Mrs. (Cowan made no restric­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD By 8YD KRONISH Tuesday the performers be in a hurry to make aEjump TONIHE — 3 ; w HITS low the rate of a normal week­ year, topping the record of 870 Connecticut Sand and Stone students in agricultural, mer­ were hers. bave defense counsel present at port, Turcotte was responsible tried to run some diamonds, but reUd when you have only 14 MANCHESTER killed during Christmas observ­ end. Last Christmas four per­ rot last year. GOrp. Tuesday. tions on use of the principal ex­ Tel. 644-0450 the Grand. Jury proceedings, for his wife’s death. An autopsy THE U. S. APOLLO Project braved a pitching flight deck woke up with a Jolt when East ance. The 1968 Tluinksgiving chant marine and other voca­ She viewed most of the cept that the college make a pointa in high cards. sons died on Nebraska roads. Indiana had 1,614 recorded Grocki was pronounced dead tional courses, the broadcast That was denied. Another was revealed that Mrs. Turcotte died to land a man on the moon be­ and 30-mile wind gusts to do a niffed ^ e ace of diamonds with DRIVE-IN . beu«6 ngo ,n fou^ay holiday set-an all-time sprawling land of fantsUy from monthly payment for life to her After 5:00 P.M. OopyHgbt IMS “Accidents are caused by deaths on the highways before on arrival at Hartford Hospital. to have a stenograirfier present, from compound skull fractures fore 1970 is, in reality, a global show on the carrier Bennington the queen of spades. ROUTBS 4 a 44A added. a wheelchair. Susan doesn’t niece. in the South China Sea. General Features Oorp. That one was granted, but the bi;iUn Injuries and bleeding of cooperative venture. Satellite East shrewdly shifted to a low L J IS CC^G SA'SATURDAY court also ordered that the rec- the thorax, the report stated, stations in various parts of the Two of the ship’s crewmen, club, and South played low. ord be Impounded. The Turcottes owned a home world are an absolute necessity Robert-H. Grimm, 28, of Saline- West got In with the jack of The defense counsel Is ex- at Norihfield Dr., Coventry, and for success. To show the effects ville, Ohio, and Gerald A. clubs and led the ace of trumps Passerby Fells ■pected to make an attempt had been estranged for about a of the cooperative nature of the Hampton, 22, of Modesto, Calif., and his last tnunp. South even- either before the trial dr after week before the shooting. Apollo Project, little Ascension participated in the show. tuaJly had to give up a trick to P olice Assailcint, Island has just issued a new Grimm introduced Hope and the king of clubs. Down one. set of four stamps to honor their Hampton sang “You’re Just Too Blocked Trumps Re-arm s O fficer OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Annual Poll Taken ^ ^ Wonderful” j^o Miss World, Rei- The due to the right play lay i w A w ’t l new Satellite Station, reports ta Faria of Bombay, India. DETROIT (AP) — An uniden­ W the British Crown Agents Stamp in the opening lead. West would •mkSMNnatMNS taetseceiMieH Bureau. . not have led’-the low trump from tified man saved patrolman eeewwueeeeeea Saturday 9 A.M, to 6 P,M, A-x or from A-Q-O-x. It was a Gerald Pastula’e pistol for him Each stamp in this set has Special Election Wo|«^War n INC. Dodd Hearings Voted the same design but In different cinch that West started with A- Tuesday. Bonus ‘TH E STEEL CLAW^ — Color BRIDGEPORT (AP)-^^A spe­ x-x of trumps, and East with denominations. Depicted is the cial election to fill the seat left . Pastula and Ms partner were “ground receiver” In the fore; Q-x. > vacant by the death of State 'The trumps were therefore setting an ambush for two men e e o s a v i Top State News Story ground with the moon am^ the" Sen. John J. Rellhan is sched­ satellite in the background. A blocked and the defenders could outside a vacant buQdiiig when uled for Jan. 26. not clear out dummy’s trumps one of the men Jumped from fv * By TpE ASSOCIATED PRESS pany in New Ha.ven. Four per;- vignette portrait of Queen Eliz­ Gov. John Dempsey Issued a abeth appears in the upper r i^ t without losing a trump trick in window, lunged at Pastula ^ d . Allegations of misconduct writ Tuesday calling for the the process. Hence there was no grabbed his pistoL / S M A ^ Jgudnst sen. Ihomas J. Dodd. ^ ' comer. ■< election. Fun reigpis supreme at Ascension Island is situated hurry about ruffing a heart in At th ^ moment a passerby lind the ensuing Investigation by ' . ,, ,_ Relihan, a Democrat, won dummy. ran up, 'knocked P a u la ’s as­ our New Year’s Eve ^ > the Senate Ethics Committee. in the mld-South Atlantic, 760 election to his fifth term last miles from St. Helena and 900 After taking the queen of dia­ sailant to the g(rotmd^ and hand­ party! You’ll find su- Q ^constituted the top-rated Con- 1® ? month, defeating Republican monds, South should lead a ed the pietoi bac^‘-^ the police­ nectlcut news story in 1966. miles from Cape Palma,s. It has Abraham I. Gordon by an over­ perb food and drink, s heart to chimmy’s ace and tiy man. / continuous top enter- The Dodd S r even out- an area of about 38 square whelming margin In the new to cash the ace of diamonds. n rtadowed Connecticut poUU«^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ a miles and is of volcanic originT 22nd District. Relihan died Dec. He walke^tiway, leaving the tainment, free j hats T E ad ruffs and returns a low officers to^pick up the two men, Ae customary winner «t the top The island’s capital and centeis. % dub. and favors, to add to ^ Sensational End - of - Year spot Jn .th e ^ u a l poll of mem^ was Shot to death by po- of the 1,378 population is The GOP is exacted to re­ who w *^ held for investigation the gaiety. South steps up wiith the ace of of burglary. ^ ber newspapers and broadcast Voi« _t . j Georgetown. nominate Gordon, while the dubs, cashes t^ king of hearts stations of Ihe Associated Press , The Ascension Satellite Sta­ Democrats are expected to put and gets back to dummy by ★ 2 New York Showz n In Connecticut returned from an unauthorized- tion was built,by the British. It ^p Raymond C. Lyddy, a form­ ruffing a heart. Then he cashes NOW THRU MON. •k Two Bonds M It was only by two points that ^fer*® m er* is similar to, but more powerful er state representative. the king of dIamoAds, discard-, ' the Dodd story took first place than Early Bird stations. Ing a dub. Declarer loses o(dy •k MC and Comie W over politics in the poll, tilled - ^ policy m AIRLIFT TOTAL 48.000 two trumps and a club, maMog ■k Oriental Dancers on the basis of 10 points for ™ ^ ^ Italy has issued a new 40-lire MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The U.S. Wa g ^ a . oohtract. V , first place votes, 9 f ^ second, revoked by the ‘ I^epaitment. The story stamp to pay tribute to the 50th government-financed airlift has rttily Qflestton/ I —Featuring— anniversary of its World War I brought nearly 48,000 refugees Dinner Served and Pon have opMied with one dia­ GAS RANGE WWle politics received the ™"ked eighth in the poll, heroes. Portraits of Cesare Bat- here from Cuba. About two- mond, and partner has respond­ from 5 P.M. to •Uoyd OlUlam Trio” most first place votes - eight tisti, Fabio Pilzi, Damiano thirds of the arrivals settle in ed one heart. It Is up to you 12 Midnight. to Dodd’s three - the story \ I S I. Chiesa and Nazario Sauro Ap­ cities other than MiamL again, holding: Spades, K-7-6; By Reservation Only about the Democratic senator pear on the stamp. The-design .. from Connecticut took the lead also shows In the background if on the basis of more lower- story number Call 289-4859 nUi/>B When the tracks were un- Fortress Bon Cons\^glio at Tren­ p i^ e voiM. earthed. Construction was to and the arsenal at Pola NOW... 4l«^asbington crfumnlsts Drew tapped at the site which was Switzerland’s 1966 Pro Juven- MANCHESTER Pe^aon and Jack Anderson go(ng ”to be a laboratory for Hhe W ter Hartford’s NEWEST Dining FadUty! m ^ e ^ a series of allegations stats Highway Department, tute semi-postals this year de­ DRYER SALE again^ Dodd. As a result, Dodd tenth place was the lengthy pict various animals. The 5 avic okchestra h im s^ c a h ^ for the Senate complicated trial in Hart- centimes' plus, B sho^vs an er­ CHURCH CORNERS i n y ^ g ^ and filed a Ubel ,oid of James J. Miller, a Mil- mine, 10 c plus 10 a squirrel, Wednesday, Jan. 4,,1967, 8:15 P.M. 20 c plus 10 a fox, 30 c plus 10 Vytautaa Morljosius, Ctniductor •uH against the cdumnists. fop^ hairdres.ser accused of con- . Raymond Hanson, \puest Planl9t ■ , Senate hearings are splracy in a multi-million-dollar a field hare, 50 c plus 10 a Restaurant 'n Lounge I 1 3^ DELUXE 4-WAY DELUXE chamois. The Pro Juventute sc^duled to continue. international narcotics smug- 860 Main St., East Hartford, Opposite Conn. Blvd. Gov. John Dempsey’s stun-, gung ring. Five other men, all Foundation in Switzerland re­ Art Exhibit by Jane W. Guft ping de^at of RepubUoan chal- Canadlans^sthad been arrested, ceives 90 per cent of the ad­ Otayton ^ n g ra s by a trigj ^^d convicted in Texas in ditional value on each sta^p Ruth Kranti The IM.OOO-vote margin in the No- connection with the ring*. and the remaining 10 per cent » Tickets Available At: vsmber election was the second ______;______; goes to other youth welfare or­ ! Beller’s Musie -Shop Modern GAS RANGE GAS DRYER choice. ganizations. _ . Dubaldo’s Music Center 1 f Music Man and Ward Music Co. « Energy 1 i ■ ' ' Stranded Family Here’s a note to collectors of Students Free—Adults 42.00 ! " HAMPER DOM M foreign stamps. All of the items Fuel! 1 wim 4 M K Sdved by Copter mentioned in this column may a : be purchased at your local LOADING NtlScS On Aircraft Hunt stamp dealer or department 1 ' m THE MfbDju Y I §M m lost their lives, ^ was* rated store that ha? a "stamp knd coin . third. Arthur J. Darts was' ar­ SAN DIEGO. Calif. (AP) — A section. First-day c'bvers of Special Exclusive Area Engagement! 5.Y^R PARTS ■ M rested Coast Guard helicopter, search- foreign stamps are moat d ^ - 1 ELPCTfUC TIMER SYSTEM ■ WM, eo'HvlS cult to obtain directly froih. WARRANTEE ■ ■ foreign post offices. Therefore, ^ ^ h e Hapdiest Holiday Sound ■it is suggested that you go to In All the World ! your local, stamp dealer and get BUY FourthSVMifth in ththe e ' TV>Upoll was Hiethe storm wecked their *®'and boat a fte r a NO SEATS WBWimMmm stir caused by author Ralph Na- ! , ! „ the covers and stamps of your RESERVED choice in person. Bv««y delhxe der of Winst^, whose cn^cdsm o T»ch«thoW«r ^ y a o n a a ^ so-’ X ^ ' i FAMOUSVnALO of HEAT ' .of auto safety standards led to ^ a • h's Suaraiiteed legislative hearings. The hear- their four children, to To commemorate the develop­ ■OBafflWBE 4 ^ IN j^pmmptedautomanufactur- ^ a ment of agriculture in -Zanzibar irs to make safety changes in Cahfom.a Tuesday. ; and Pemba, , the Zanzibar Post WE HAVE A WONDERFULPLAN thetr models. , Coast Guardmen reported the Office has issued’ four special TO MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR'S The slaying of 30-year-old .stamps I with symbolic'^ designs. KS GAS RANGE GAS DRYER |v housewife Dorothy Thompsen in The 20 cents blue and sepia and EVE A MEMORABLE ONE ''I,*-. ..a - • 1 Barkhamsted. and what devei-’ ^ the , 2.50 shilling green and THEilTRE EAST 3 SHOWS DAILY I .sepia show the. plan ting of flee k UMtUTU nwUN. M*.MN oped later, was the number five Fejipe in Bdja 1:80-6:00-8:30 I ; SCoi-IHOR choice.• In this bizan-e case, the California. in a' paddy. In the background Acres of Free, Free Parking Surrounded by'lho warmlh of trun rustic beauty, the cdly olmoipharn TERMS 3 TEMP. SETTINGS Planes were combing the area is a tractor. The 30 cents ma­ ... vloUm’s motheq-in-law first was of Early America, you can enpy the finest food prepared with infinite accused in the^laying but was a mi.ssing-twin-engine plane genta and sepja. and the 1.30 ------^----- ri ; FREE STANDING A ■ Rustproof Cabinet, Rapid 1 committed to a mental hospital, ‘tarrying San Francisco import- shillings orange brown and sepia 1 care and served with just pride. . M- K depict two hands holding rice Eventually, Hanw Solbeg Richard Y. Dakin, sevlen- -W ih e d Chrome. Lift Top for Easy Dryii^ Without Shrinking H ^ B B x was arrested in the Skying and of^ his family and a grains. , ■ 1 was tried, ■But the trial e n d e d , "Cleaning. Ueotric Clock CtmtroL |J^|| H with a hung jury, and a new The plane, which disappeared jONLY 1 AT THIS PRICE trial is forthcoming. And the ^ flight to La Paz, Mexico, ... mother-in-law, against whom a P®®” missing nearly a, week, warrant eventually w as/ ’ d i ^ d , died in 0)6 mental hos B rita in E x p o rt L e a d e r Stocked With Your Favorite Drink GOVERNOR St. EXIT TO MAIN ST. "The Actian Club” 20" APARTMENT SIZE Ano\her footing rampage — ^ LONDON — Britain Is the f V one In wiliich only the gunman world’s largest exporter of agri- THE 93 E. MAIN STREET—ROCKVILLE died — wound up in sixth place cultural tractors, commercial The gunman, who had beeiii«..r 3 YEARS NOW 2nd Great Week CONVENIENT BROILER MATCHL^ TOP & OVEN # SHOWING Eyes. — 8:00 P.M. FILET M1GNON 3 B 3 B ^at^to^^un^Fron WED, and FRI.— 8 P.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT \ m . 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST RC4D QF THEATgP ( BROILED LIVE MAINE LOBSTER ^ PORCELAIN DOOR ^ 1 ^ ^ .Continuous Daily from 11 A.M. — Doors Open at 10:30 AM. 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Yet this did not pre- e^t Phltenlx atottons carry ether ghort newscaats.) mktea last October, SHghMy vent persons high in the party and Robert Goldwater, her sons. . _ . WDBC—ISM 7:16 Frank Gifford 6:00 Long John Wade 7:30 Harry Reasener more than into months after from diacloelng — for the first and Garolyn Broldne, bar 6:00 Mike Millard Z‘35 CloaiBwom New-season dresses In wools. UP TO ^lao had moved Defense Minis- time to a foreign newsman — daughter, grew up. 9:00 Ken Griffin 8:00 News 1:06 Newe, Sign Off ,8:10 Speak Up Hartford reg. 4 .0 0 kints ancl crepes. Pastels, tar Un'Ytoo into Red China’a that Liu was Mao's designated Her husband, Baron Ckdd- ^ WBOH-Sl# 10:06 Comment 6:00 Hartford HighlighU solids, prints! Petite, juhior, |4o. 2 spot art bandshed Lhi to heir. water, wboae d^rtmeot storea 7:00 Newa 10:to Speak Up Hartford .00 jt:to Batry Farber Show .V2 off Ko. 8.' liu atoo admitted opposing at Prescott, Ariz., and Phoenix 8:00 Gaslight 13:0o Cotaunent values to 120,00 misses’ and women’s sizes. '• The Rad Ctaatda queation the. Mao’a industrial “Great Leap were among the first of their 13:00 Quiet Houra •13:16 News. Sign Off . Warner’s most popular bra WPOP—16M - W*C-1089 8 of the two men. OfCI- Forward.” But instead of being kind in the West, died in 1929. 6:00 Jim Meeker 6:00 Afternoon IMltlon with two section shape- bava saU they con- punished, he emerged in April When his mother died, Barry 10:00 Hotline 6:00 News, 8i>orU, Weather liner cups, stretch back, j reatat the Mao-Iin 1969, as president of Cfain^ re- Gddweter art his wife were 13:00 John Sherman 6:36 Americana WINF—UM'^ ‘'T’M News of ths World 'W hite cotton with lace cUp “persuasion” oon- placing Mao himself. flying to Hawaii' for a tour of the 6:00 Newa 7:46 Joe Oaraglola Enjoy the luxury of a mink trimmed coat ^ , Ms gem more art deeper Did Mro have to toep aside Par Blast. A tum-arouid flight 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 7:60 Sing Along tops. 32 to 38. A, B, C. 6:00 News 8:06 Pop Concert a stW-crittcisni^^rt lavish art because o t the mistakes of his was arranged to ntom (hem to 6:15 Barry Farber Shew . 9 :0 0UOonn____ ciassle at this marvelously low, low price. Unquestioning eminence to Mao “Gieat Leap?” Did he turn over Arizona. 6:46 Lowell Thomas U:00 News. SporU, WeathM 7:00 The World' Tonight 11:30 Other Side of the Day Bd U d Plao, the direction of the country’s Private ftneral services will Ranch, Autumn Haze or Breath of Spring ave! group of blouses Ytw iins to uliich^Ymg oon* day-to-day operation to Lau m- be held Thursday fcHowed by ta October were of^recent der pressure? burial in the family mausoleum, Nothing hut Disadvantage mink collars on beautiful w(x>lens. Sizes 6 to 18. Dressy and suit blouses in revolving rcMefly unurt These questions have yet to be The survivors include U incorrect direction of the answered. The answers may O- grandchildren — %.w waUMAart 10*V |^<6gieat- WVV~ a variety of styles. White, euMural revotaiUon purge in' le out in the torrent of abuse grartobUdren. ^Robeit to preai- Bare Bosoms Seen Doomed ^^amer DelUah 2 for 5®* Irte art Jifly, while Mao was Mao seems to have or- dent of the family stoeca. pastels and prints. 10 to 18. 9 . 0 0 out of PeUng. der^ the Red Guands to let The Goldwatera were together values to * Uuli admlttod mtotakee go looee. Ohristmas Day, exchanging By Mid-Age ^Establishment^ giiftis stored beneath a tree in Ixmg Panty ------Mrs. GoUwater’n bettooom. A LOIfDON, (AP) — Milady’s derwear, and diamond bracelets fndustry Still CanH IPq^om private nuTM was with her bosom is likely to remain shifted from the tradiUoh- A nJttve f'Bowew n M.. ~ al of toe wrisU and arms to en- A native i Bowen, IM., she . circle thighs and breasts art ; Complex Consumer min^s lived in Nebraska aa a gM. She •>««>*«• fashionable. , gleam seductively through toe reg. 11.00 r art Baron GoUwater” were Now who’s puttliig on that, transparent materials whSi 8 ale\ save on *^ve! i seamless nyUm hose \ B f JOHN CUNNIFF the actual purchase in the n» married in Fireaoott in 1906 by front? covered them.” ’ REW YORK, (AP) - I - Despite period. )ids brother, Morris, who waa A man, of course. He’s John But this fad faded, S exless sheers or seamless ^n^er expenditures and a Another highly regarded sur- mayor of that city. Taylor, editor of toe BrlUsh a student of manners as well Light-but-firm Lycra Spandex fmeh noalier working space, vey, by the University of Micht- Mrs, (Soldwater became West- magaztae of Male fashion, Tail- as fashion, Taylor says that toe molds without weight. A untrimmed coats mesh in first quality nylons. taeeazch into the inner area of gnn, attempts to determine the em head of the American Red or & Cutter, toe voice of Seville reason why toe bare bosom will breeze to wear and at such Beige or taupe. Medium ^ consumer mind is as eco- consumer mind by putting th e Ooes------during•«» World War n and .Bow. never become fashionable is a tiny price, (not shown) - -. length. 9 to 11. 3prs. 1 ■omicaTiy important today a» emphasis more on confidence ® me* pWlantoropiet. In a book entitled “It’s a because of middle-aged women. Girdle, reg. 8.00,5.99; flu explorations of the heavens, than specific intentions. A confi- 4o help build a Samll, Medium and Outsize —“The establishment ' reigns as Wor yean, consumer buying dent consumer, toe theory goes, ho^taJ at Show low , Ariz., World,” Taylor aa^ that he has supremely in Ibmale circles aa Panty Girdle, te g . 9.00,6.99. itenUona have been treated will spend. whdeh hae since been named for done a lot Ject. clatoa," art M the Sge levela value, to 60j00 ^e’ree’re finding that toe consumer way now to more precisely de- c ------®®y® **>* dresses of roughly correspond^; lOdd^k ^ ’t a simple automaton that termine cditatimer motivations. the mid-1960s were reaUy noth- aged woman who establish fem- MM)ortB to stimuli aa a light B’a «asy enough to say he wiU Man Arrested tog new. He report^ toat ii) the hiipe mqns pure )»M#:r|e' ^ulb raaponds to electric cur- spend when economic; prospects year 1T96< toe Ohatops Jayases struct imptacably A iitj^q StvhiAb little Fibber Bra ave! cotton gripper (ioats vent. He is more complex. are good and that he won’t In Teen Deaths to Paris came to an interested can ofier them nothing bat dta* ' r a e consumer’s intentions spend when>-the economy turns halt one,afternoon as two inter- advantage.” Fiberfill contour bra Wann, wonderful.fashion coats in fine E For lounging, kitchen and eannot. It seems, be placed to down Taken to Court estingly unclad young ladles Emphasizing that women are 2.49 with stretch straps. woolens, hit fashion colors. Have the~~ the aame category as business Rut what does he do when.toe strolled beneath toe leafy trees, extraordinary persetu^ the aa- Cotton and Dacron* travel. Pastels, prints and ' 2 - ’ * IptentionB.------Bustoees plans are outlook------is imcertain?------That’s--- the BlRMilNOHAM, Ala. (AP) — Onp girt wore only a length of thor says they wUl accept a reg. 3 .0 0 polyester blend. eoai you’ve been wanting at this Blade formally, often to a board question, and Its one of today’s David McCarter Jr charged gauze, but tastefuUy - draped. - fashion------for its own aako-even plaids. S, M, L 4oom. Oonsumer plans are Wggest economic problems too. ^ Girt No. ^2 “trolled strolled beside her when they basically disapprove 32to36.A,B,C. ’ trademark •pectacular price. Sizes 6 to 18. reg, SJOO made Informally, over toe ------’ ^ ^^end with her bosom entirely of It. Mrtien table. There’s nothing » T *1 T? •> ® three teen-age uncovered. He cites toe modesty boards definite‘ about toenu ■ O J flll C iS en p eeS *®®®* ® special hearing Those who witnessed the pub- that appeared like sprouting at toe oonsunoer tells the FT i ¥T "I' today. R® reaction to toe topless dress- forests in British offices during he intends to do. L l n n u r t t l o s t a g c s Shelby county Sheriff C.P. ®* ^ than aur- the mid-1960s, . Studies Miow, isn’t always what HP 1 Walker said Tuesday night that repercussions In Following the general accept- / I bs actually does. Thus we con- r o u n c l i n 1 r u n k McCarter, 2S, wCmld^appear be- the C h ^ p s 168 years before. ance, o f the thigh-high miniskirt iitantly find the word "unex­ ______^ 7 ■’efttri) Judge Kart Harrimn in Co- *“thor - in 19OT and ’68, a se^on of Brit- 'aye! brushed sliift gowns pected” associated with oon- ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AH)— lumbiaila to be advised of his ^ J1 t“h women office workers began dimer purchases. Three men who — broke------but of— rights. Furious to see public cbn- demanding toe erection of mo- Crushed 80% acetate and-20% i In recent weeks, automobile Buncombe” - County Jail.... at guiVj McCarter is charged with toe veivUonFu™ so lightly disregarded, desty boards on their desks. \ nylon shift go\vns... soft spies, are unexpectedly low. Potot Tuesday night remained cJhrlstmas night slayings of ... surrounding •' 'populace The boards—thin ptrips of 2 ' ® * Christmas sales------were------—not _aa large _ today. . The search for ____ Vaughn_ Murphy 16 his bnkher oroiner .. breathhreath only dedeep wood nailed across toe open I y and warm. Washable. ^ a t as merc^ntsIts had hoped, themthem, fanned out over a wide Steve.Steve, 13.13, and-a’frlendand-a friend winWill Bin-din’ ®”°'**"®>“ ugh to ^*®®voice Pt»t“plain hostility.hostility, spaces of toe desks where fe- Assorted colors. S, M, L ., and some retail food prices fell, area of western North (Carolina zel, 14. Their bodies were found advanced uppn the male workers type—were to reg. 4M & SM partly because of oonsumer re- and northwestern South OaroU- M<>nday near Birmingham Pioneers in phalanxes of high prevent male colleagues from Mstance. . _ , na. The bodies of toe ^der^Mu^i" older Mur------® ®hle to see female legs. (In Juat toe automotive area. Three hostages were found phy boy and toe Binzel yoJi, Se^wU^ "* ""- * “It was a typical piece of fe- Ansiimer resistance already is unharmed, locked to the trunk ^ le lllogic,” writes Taylor. aA.«^a__’ __ ■ __ n f /\nM Fk# AMMSI AV>a 4a1a _bruised « art . ... partially* *' —nude, ^ ^ ^ ®®^*‘ SaleJ^ save on eoattog manuto(Xurers and mp- ®ue of three cars the trio were found off a dirt road. The *^ e modesty board had about iftUers tens of'milUons of dollars ®^^®‘ otoer body was found to a creek ' ^®*^ as ''much sense o r reason aa la delayed or canceled sales The escapees were Identified seven miles a'way pettog upder the leadership of a those little strips of linen wom­ aiiles that surveys hrul indicated Allen Berube,' 29, a Massa- Two of the victims had been Parisienne fashion en fasten across their chests to ^ave! nylon tricot briefs ffcndd occur. chusetts.naitiye who was------arrest shot behind theure ear anaand the Mesdames Recam.ifer order to hide fyom male sight Tide has led Heiuy Ford H, iu Atlanta, Ga., last month thlrdl. had been strangled a Tallien, who had been, for the cleavage their decoUetage famous make si Tailored and lace trimmed irman of Ford Motor Co.,v«/., to lu "ul~ ~ ®*»arged----- “ — ...... with'the “'•' 628,000 faedioal meaioai exammerexaminer said.said ’ best ^ part of ®- decade, ^ -rw& designed - • expressly to re­ n / say: “the biggest question mark robbery of a-Shelby, N.C., bank Walker and Jefferson Countv ®"®“ *'®P”8 the use of less and veal.’’^ . ■ f briefs, all first quality. Ik public confldeiice in toe gen- the day before; and two Ashe- Sheriff Melvin Bailey quoted Mc^ more and more trans- With a philosophical editorial 2 for 1®® eral economic ouOook. If confi- vllle men, aifford Harden, 37, Carter as saying he drove a car P“ ‘®"‘ clothing. sigh he concludes: White. Sizes 5, oj 7. dence is restored, purchasing .“ d Howard Byrd, 21. to his fatoer’s efervico station O "‘his subject he says: "Women will resort to almost reg, ,79 etu power inix^ year toouM be am -" Harden was awaiting trial on and washed the trunk with kero- “<^®“"u er silks, muslins------and any trick in order to attract a pie to supiMrf car sales of nine ® chaise of attempted rape and sene. Examination of the trunk a ® variety o t otoerother see-through man’s attention, and then they million or inore. also was held for violation of an Walker said, revealed bits of ''^®™ quite unsup- morally affronted when I jwalues to 1^,00 , * “ But if people are still wor- Ohio parole. Byrd was held on hPir and blood which were sent P®*'^®** the proprieti()s of un­ he looks.” ' ■*'’ H tied about rifling'living costs two counts of breaking and en- toitoe FBI laboratory to Wash- and toe posslblHty of higher tax- tering, and larceny. . ington for examination. ahort work weeks and lay- PoUcepve this account: ... . Th^ three boys had left toe oTfa, many of them may put off ^ ^Ashevilte lawyer, Melvin Binzel home about 6 p.m. P ave! misses’ eptton sbirts hujrtog a new car.” the , jail tp..talk Christmas Day to buy supplies YOCll. FAVORITE SWEATERS 'Ford’s statement shows a with,Berube. for ^ camping tripr—- isy care cottonp in tailored lirest deal of uncertainty, now J^er Elmer Duckett led him Sheriffs,-Bay Briilges of Mh- Cardigans and pullovers in bulky, fls s}>out____ toe_ consumer - •tolnd,------a 1® ^® cell and then walked off. bile CoUiity and Taylor Wllktos Sii4e with Bemluda or button m trast to toe self-assured Berube, apparently armed, held of Baldwin County sought Tues- knits w d ca b les. . . all wools^ Orion a c^ lics . down collars. Rolled or atatements from too auto people Elias hostage briefly in order to day to question McCarter about liStag sleeves. 8 to 18. 2 £hr 3 ®® ifiitoer to toe year. get Duckett to return. a similar slaying of two Mobile Beautiful colors. Sizes 34 to 40. Does toe consumer ever ad- when Duckett came back, youtiis earUer this month. Wilk- -U mit to himself that he woi)’t buy EHas was locked in a room by ins said that McCarter refused the car he had intended to? Berube, Duckett then ■was to answer questions, X^oes be sulmit it to a lesearch- forced to unlock the cells of toe The two MobUe brotoere. sr? Does he ever make a clear- tw^other men. Randall Evans, ik, and Michael, OM decision? Or does he just let They made their way from 8, were found slain to a Baldwin HIT STYLES IN ALL WOOL SKIRTS the i4th-floor...... Jail, *”*'-•“6forcing j.'uun-Duck- vxmniyCJounty woooswoods alterafter- they discu>-discq>- ♦Reoognixtag this imcertainty, ett to accompany them as they peared from their home the ^ the National Bureau of Econom- sped off in a stolen car. aftqr Thanksgiving. They had W ^aearch, a reputable private A short time later, a couple been stabb^ and slashed art g°»»P» *“ * borrowed a term from nearby Candler, Mr. arid'toeir ^ies^utilated gwp weather forecaating: Mrs. .Jeimings Rogers, reported ' Ijrababilitiea. 100to$l(M»00 ..j— made by those that had the Regers car. It was found tfid rasearchera they had iio abandoned later. EVIRYTHING Mentton to buy. A third car was reported gto- I “ I. (.j- ~ 2^]iother finding: Consumeia'^Ien from where the Rogers car TO CKEBRATC ~ald the chances were was left. THE NEW TEAR! ^ ■ thht they would buy on The Rogers and Duckett wen (taet'lB

, . .,4t^ 'rf\-*'*rtt*- ^ >» ^i— ‘■<^*1***' it- 5-'! ' j] ^ m ■><■' * -* f ’ '■■ 1' I \ ■cr., \ •• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2% 1966 m EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)Ni4., Wl^NESDAY. D E C ^M B ^ m 1966 * FAGS SBVBM- 4J- Cilltural events will be included 3 SoMife Windsor in the program. New Report Hailed^ ‘' 3 Undetected Mis$ioH8? Tolland Tape Ruf^rders^l 'f>e for appropriation ...... ' ^ ...... ■ of fitttdsmr this purpose is that Heating Problems? Used in Classes StoVsfwMi Taxpayers School Boardt Sees Need* those families, in relationship Closing of Tolland Jail to the rest of the towh, sMw Professor Says Red Bomber Selectmen to Plan ^Another NEW yORK*r-Tllt>^ NaUonal We would be glad to offer you a free survey and e lY isr , live Jn property with a lower Educational’Association reports R einiiide4 For More Library Help tax value are eligible for inclu­ ileforhis Proposed estimalte on how at a very reasonable coet you can May Have Flown^ Over U.S. Agencies Conference that more than 80 per cent of FAIRWAY sion in the program. I SUmcnUnijf Mlidpl UbrariM 'Sessional librarian flvaa to replace your (sick heating system) with a 100% NEWYEAIFS ( H P a y m e n t A special meeting will be held HABTVORD (AP)-Stete Jail The only state Jail buUt In the BBTHLBSlBJil, Pa. (AP) — A Peking o(4he Red CSUneae Min-. Selectmen agreed last night •me secoiKl gttoup of courses 1®', «®hbol, imd U- and needs came under disoua* claaerooms teachers In helping next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Administrator Harold B. Heg- 90lh Century Is ttie ntae-year-oM to discueii at thsir next meeting win find AAty. Sol Kareiuky secondary schools em- children who are having prob- efficient electric Beating system, with individual Lehigh Ufrivenrity professor. In totry of Defrtiaa. X n . Xoaloa C. Poet, tax col- “ O" last night’s board of ed- the high school to complete strom has hailed a proposal by JaU in Montvills, Jan. 10 the arrangements neces­ teaching English and WUUant Pl®y tope recordero in music BOTH St o r e s EVE PARTY 1 ,1. i. . „ < 1*™* trlth reading for enjoy- the Legielau-ve Council to put Other Jalla are located to Had* room temperature control a comfort. a recently published book, aaye “ *?**"* . n *"” */*51* OPEN THUB8. leetor, reminds local property nation meeting following ^ ^ learnings. items tabled at the meeting. , ^ .. r • ' attanded by attaches * of the sary for calling another meeting Fortin teaching science. instruction. five of Connecticut’s nine state dam and UtchflehL a nuclear-powered Soviet bomb- North Korean Embassy and of all town boards and com­ Nnnslag Beport Ohio State University’s School and Frt. tin. 9 SUPPUES! ewnera that the second install- * U>e benefits to stu- |>*cieion on Principal Jan. 5 Manch^ter Evening Herald Jails /Out of commission. The couttcH alao said "qiieclal er may have made three unde- conducted by four officers of the missions. The Public Health Nursing of Music developed an instruc- ■sent of taxes based on the d e i^ of fully equipped hnd jan. 5 was set aS the date South tVIndsor correspondent, “Wonderful!” remarked Heg- programs sndtocilitles must be At Pen-An-Q> we give particular attention to con­ tected flights over U.S. territory Soviet Ministry of Defense, Anutog items to be dlsciused OoqmilUee report fo r'* vember tlonal method six years ago In- grand list of October, 19W, is *t^ed- libraries. for a meeting to decide on the Ann lyona, td. M4-058S. atrom. “I tUnk it strengthens provided for narcoUca and aex verting any existing system to a trouble-free clean, two yean ago Soviet offlcen disclosed at the Session will be possible llsU '148 house 'aUs \de by volving the use of recorders, Fainsay Priced, piss We Mhi payable Monday. < podtion of a profession- principalship a n d assistant everytUng we have been talk­ otfenders" and "aeparate facili­ .V tost during the fint w,eek.,of formation of a study committee the public health nu for a ®f its graduates still If taxes are not paid by reb. expected to bo principalship of the new middle ing about.” ties and programs ShOuldtM de­ odorless General Electric modern electric heating n i L Februaiy 1964, a! new Rusaftm ; to' investigate the need for a total of 87)4 hours. . } larg- use the system in teaching their , OrgMixailesal Biissuirti! I, Interest is charged from Jad- deluded In the administration's school. Supt. Warner said this P iiK llr* ’The council proposed in Its veloped for alcoholics, who pres­ Board of Finance and the prob- eat number of calls involves in­ classes. t rsoueitrequest farfor *it^it(Bplayed n - Engaged ylrious problems facing then^ and eight dosM of oral polio Those who .have 'not paid tion for a pers staffing the ll- cause of new processing meth­ The Soviets also claim ^ their Jamoa A, Mart of 191 success by the approximately Only Fuel Oil Dealer made this week to the state 141 Center St., $3,000. "completely substandard,’’ and ods being developed in Honolu­ (Pen-K^n- Go. overflights of our territory dur­ new airplane hgd evaded their Meuwr Bd. ’ . 35 town officials attending. One eral conferences -during the each year. r braries to date, S^upt. Warner Department of Education in R. E. Lsivoie Builders Inc. for the New Haven Jail as the ing or since 1964." month including ones on alco­ Alert UnHa Beceived presentations from lu. Federal scientists have found own radar detection In 23 of 26 flaiiice ia a aon cf Mr. and of the results of the meeting Hartford for some gl0,000 in Raymond G. Claing, additions etate’s “most inadequate large ways to make juice and puree “Where Good Ideas ConM Naturally For The Home" The story was told by John penetration missions over 10 jj Gordon Connell of was the purchase of aerial maps holism, cancer and mpntal Open 24 Hours A Day! The fire department has re- **>« committee chairmen federal funds .for 'disadvantaged to dwelling a t '30 Letand Dr., Jail.” Carroll in the hook, "Secret major health. calved the 12-tone alert receiv- school administration have concentrates from guava, pa­ S41 BBOAD STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Soviet cities, Carroll H ^ o r d . of the town. children. The funds will be used $2,900.' ,“It i« obvious," said the coun­ paya and passion frui^ for re­ Electronic Espionage." It says states,, Miss Mair, a 1068 gnuhiate of Additional orgMtoatlons to be She diagnosed, three cases of •rs and they are .now being > .****. f®***®f that for children judved to be disad­ manufacture intoi^ Jellies and TELEPHONE (SOS) 640-2869 the alleged flights may have mental illness-durtog the month 2 cil, “that meet of Connecticut’s T to plane was, they ex- jiancheator High School, to em- Invited to the next session wIU placed in the homes anee for teenragara and i*ooks, Anderson conttoued. WASHINGTON (AP) permtoaton aVtp irtgned by their now with Jet lahdtog eoU4g» students New YeaV’s Noting that he 'had no knowl­ PARIS (APj — The North PANAMA (AP); — Two Nicar- School lunch programs will get parents. stripe, eve because of « Jack of reser- edge of the definite dlspositkm Atlantic ’Treaty Organization aguan poUUctans and the wife of more government-donated food The trip to planned because of' vatloni. of the reference material, And­ plans to begin construction im­ a former Haitian army officer during the second half of the imfavorable skating conditions erson said he understood sev­ r i t i s r i \ r s jve taken refuge in the'Pana- current school year i 0 than they to town. Board chairman Wil- D ;. Benton * Crlttendon, co- mediately of an up-to-date early eral methods of handling the rhanian embassies in Nicaragua got during the first half, says ham Holley emphasized that diairman of the dances, said warning system that will stretch plims are under way for more material preSertUy on hand at and Haiti, Foreign Ministry Secretary of Agriculture Orville Crandall’s pond is not sufflclent- 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 AM. TO 6:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS tha Sadd Library were under from Norway to Turkey, NA’TO sources said today. L. Freeman. I' ly frozen to be safe for ice skat- MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) daneea hr January. announced today. Faod Dtstribatton consideration. The Nicaraguans were report- Usually government donktions tag. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 BAST CENTER STTIEKT - TEL. 649-7196 One disposition would be to The highly soi^hlsticated $800- ed to be Pedro Joaquin Cha- are heavier In the firri half of Only charge for the trip to ' Depturtment of Asrlculture- SUPREM million system to warn of any morro and hia brother. The Cha- l-'ry move some of the material to the school year. But govern, UConn is the 50-cent admissioh donat^ foods will be dietribut- attack from the Soviet bloc area-morroa have been highly crltl- ad toipotrow from 8 to 0 p.m. the Wood Memorial Ubrary on ment purchase of surplus food to th4 rink. ]■’* In thf Old Town Hall im Rt. 6A. Main St., and aome ot it to the is expected to be completed cal of Oen. Anastasio Somoza was less than usual, hence less The trip may become a week­ 1.7! high school library, Anderson within several years, replacing jr„ the Somoza dynasty’s can- was avallaUe tor schools, ly venture J f sufflclejit interest U(t' 9 W to THp Changed - an existing system. Harlan dldatf for president in elections Uii V Second and third grade commented. Government purchases have to shcTym in tomorrow’s excur- If this step' is taken, coniid- FOODS Cleveland, U.S.^ambassa*^ to next-February. beeh increasing: in recent sion. The rink is 15 minutes Bnwnlea will go on a field trip 469 HARTFORD RD./ THURSDAYS to the Wopder Bakery in Bast eration would have to be given MANCHESTER NATO, said it; would be the The [Haitian refugee was iden- weeks, however. , awa'y by bus.. to keeping the libraries in the "largest and ihost important tlfied. M Wette Paret Garoute, Freeman said Tuesday 229 Education for Inmates K Htrifidtd JYiday. This to a mlHUry cOnstrucUon project in whoae husband, Hamilton, a FRIDAYS rihange of day and pueriita ware elementary schools open after HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALU million pounds of food which inniatea of the Tolland JaU MANCHESTER requested to note the ^ n g e . schdbl or during the evening for NA’TO history." • ' former colonel, is in Jail in Hal- cost the government $63.8 mil-mil will be given the opportunity 1^0 a few hours, Anderson noted. The new system is called, the ti. Hon will be delivered to schools participate in a new educaUoi V The girls will leave the ele­ SPECIALS; TNURS, FRL, SAT. NATG Air Defense Ground En­ mentary school at 0 e.m. and He commented that the Sadd DECEMBER 29 The Foreign Ministry sourqes in■ January and Febniary.February. It program to prepare them library has a problem with shelf vironment project, or NADGE. ^atd the three have requested includes butter, beef, frozen taking high school Start the New Year with the best return *t noon. Parents were re­ It will have much new electron­ equivalency quested to pick up the girts space and lacks room to put political asylum. The foreign chicken) canned grapefruit, oth- exeroinaiUons ;;p addltimia] dielves in. "This step ic equipment, including pomput- office. . Will 4aclde ^whether to .">Aats,, raisins, p e ^ , d]^ The jwogram, offered by the 7<7 pi'wnpUy. They will travel by ers. bos and the cost is 10 cents. is no solution to the problem,” SMAU, LEAN. MILO CURE peapa, dry, taflfc, ricaV Vanion Jt^tsoes, wljl provide in- Pwmtesion ekps must be si^- Anderson said.. NADGE wUI ,4ft Able to flash ‘r^l to-Pahama, ««‘ng. »npAl, ,« ^ structlon r.T an alert 40U«^Mequtly io pijn-. Save money; too. X ed by parents and turned in to Cleefca Sm Needed V r-V av" -■’ni . W h e a t and •oaW?V-'*math and sclehce.’Two of the in- the leaders that day. On the question of additional Pipal air fofig^'eomind^ brihe aew Moon riu^oe,,' Freeman said the sestorYtar^atnictora are toaohem, one to an IrR to the event of bad weather, staffing of the libraries with NAlfO areayitod to ^pretae Al- professional personnel, Ander­ NOW. SVM; an KMIJA lied headqua^ers for Europe. MOSCOW (AP) — New Moylet’ the trip will be canceled. If SMOKED c which is being moved from pictures of the moon frOm Luna there is apy doubt whether the son commented that without •The courses will begin with Daystrbm Dinettes |r!;r. paid clerks in each s^ool li­ France to Belgium. is show a barreh, rocky land- A LEAMNO DEnCOT trip sriU be made the leaders, lb France, although It has with- and small craters of Irro- math and history. The math j..y M r^ Oonstance Johnson and brary a professional llwarian NEW nTOCUC—Some 13 per course will be taught by John would be “a waste of money." SHOULDERS drawn from NATO’q other mill- g^tor shape, cent-of- birth defects are attrib­ Mrs. Herbert Johnson, should 39 tary commatata, to taking port A panorama pf the moon tak- Polehemus, who w^l oversee the be contacted. Commenting further, Ander­ uted to * clefts (cleft ta NADGE. «" *»y unmanned Soviet program, and the histo'ry course 99^- 5 pcs. fo M f Meeting OaUed Off son said the volunteer in the spaceship was shown on Mos- by teacher MSlvln Piurett. t in planning and soiling eom-'dibraries b$ive “done an excel- PayHikeMieeing, cow television Tuesday night. — .....- mtoelan will not h6bl'Jto-~>^‘ lent Job, better than anyone > This handsrane new Daystrom Irrt eouM expect. But they are vol­ TENDER, BONELESS ^ , The pictures were clear and ’ jri! iriar meedng tM a jjw ^ . The iT’ MOSCOW (AP) —, OoUectlve detailed, apparently shot by a group has a sandwidh-laminated commtoslon will meet again unteers and if a librarian is farmers In jnany Soviet regimio revtriving camera inside Luna regal walnut-grained plastic top Jan. loT brought into the libraries, this are not getting the totter pay h i person will desire to do cer­ 3 13. (plastic underneath, too, to prevent they ,werA; prom ls^'' Pravda The series appeared similar warping and splitting:) It extends Manchester Evaaiag Her- tain things in a certain way.” complalnedr t ^ y . . ' to those transmitted by Luna 9, aid Hebron ^Correi^owdeBt, "’This can be done to ..some ROASTING-_ \y-if Ha The fahners . .turn^ in a the first spaceship to sofi-lahd from 35 X 50 to. 60 inches with a M n. Marjorie^ Porter, tel. 228 extent with volunteer help, but./ c Oil!’ Hriiular l.ow Prir(‘ on iMu li ami K\<‘r\ record grain crojp this year, the on the moqh> ‘ ' iO-in, leaf. The chairs with their lie •U6. not with the um c forcefulness lb government annpimced Dies- The Soviet news a g e p ^ ’rass exposed black posts are covered as if paid iemployea are re- PORK day, and Increased total farm said Luna 13’s pictures were with fabric-supported, damask-pat* PIOTUBE OF EFETCXENCY tained^’^ he add^. 59 output 10 per cent. The new pay transmitted Tuesday.— The temed beige,vinyl..Every inch from KBWTON, N.J. (AP)-irTunls Anderson continued that if a system was hailed as a majdr B. Conquy, Mi received a!i letter spaceship made a controlled top to bottom is washable. paid librarian 'is to be consid­ ■factor behind the good crop, but landing on the moon Saturday' recently from a friend ini Colo­ ered, paid clerical help must HrLLS.,^ROS Pravda said it wto never intro­ n i^ t after a three-day flight. j rado. alao be considered in the . same duced in maViy regions tocausA Tsss said some of the pictures The envelope was addressed atep. He noted that a librarian farm bosses found the old sys­ were taken at a distance of less- aInQity: Newton, N.J., and car- would, be a certified triacher pit tem more convenient. than a mbter —:' M.67 inches — NOW -w. Storas .To Sunru You riSd a picture of Conquy. who is also certified as a li­ The new system calls for a and show details down to a “ The boys at,.the .post, off ice brarian. guaranteed nion^y wage such thousandth of a meter. Closed Monday here Just stuck it in my box, No. The library film vlew^ by SWEET LIFE— NO DEPOSITTB^tlLES as city workers get. In the past, 41 TaUawl Tpka„ Bftosdttatsr Opw Toes., Wed., Sat. 12T,” Conquy said. "They must the board prior to the discus- m i l ’ k |'?r collective farmers got'only what Columbia Ave., WlQ^iMatto tlBdl U.-i have Just taken it for routine.” sion illustrated the aid a pro- cash was left over, if any, after X lnnu A P ri. ttU 9 all bills of the ooHecUve' farm Ike G>nvalesces had been paid. Income of col^lectiye farmers At Home; Plans A round table ta u s less space, is SODA 5 now is 33 per cejnt briow that of California Trip eaeier'to get around!-This sandwich- GINp MEAT or MUSHROOM— 13-oz. Jar workers in Industry by govern­ laminated plastic top (oil walnut ment estimate,, 'or about $66 a GETrYSBURGf Ta. .(AP) — grained) is 35 inches round when month. Former President Dwight D. closed;'opens to 85 x 45 inches with Pravda sAid many collective Elsenhower has returned to .bto one 10-ip. leaf. The sturdy all steel farms had no money to pay the snow-covered farm home and is THURS.^ guaranteed wage because they chairs have gold-spattered vinyl up- I Spaghetti Sauce * plannlns: a trin next week to hia EXTRA LEAN BONELESS holsfeiy. Bronzetone finished Jegs. I 33 didn’t borrow from state banks epot. Palm Desert 1 ; V ' ' ‘ , / Choose from large stocks of as,they were,supposed to. Farm „ear Palm SpSgs. Calif, I APPIAN WAY C bosses found it more convenient not to borrowj Pravda said, and SHOULDER Ignored the ne^ wage system, afterooon from Walter ' ■ ■ , Reed Army Hospital where his C gall bladde^ was removed Dec. lb Fur Trimmed & Untrimmed Coals Two Escapees Back 12. A spokesman at. tils office CLOD ROAST 9 9 - i - 7 p c ^ f 4 9 Pizza Pie Mix 3 LONDON j(AP) — Sixteen of reported “ everything is fine." 79 SWEET LIFE 80 prisoners who escaped from. Elsenhower told newsmen oh Here’s a Daystzpnp group for the b!g •Tweeds •Meltolis •Shetlands British Jails over Christmas leaving the Washington hospital family that wants to eat in style! The weekend were still on the loose that he hopes to be putting golf BOLODNA arid sandwiohridminated plastic top in Dan­ today following the voluntary balls very soon and \’really C ish walnut grain extends.fjram 85 x 50 4 lb. bag •Cbrds •Boucles return of one and the capture of swinging'’ in. a couple of A te you willin9 another. (' months. He is scheduled to lb to 60i.or 70 inches 'with two 10-inch Junloi Sizes 5 to IS Kisses Sizes • to U The rash of escapes haa mem- leave Jan. 4 for California, LIVERWURST leaves.' Chair backs are covered in a PRODUCE For Example: bers of Parliament exerting Meanwhile he plana to take it BY THE PIECE3 9 matching walnut-jtattemed vinyl, while ' ^ 90 OS low OS ^1715.00* a gold-and-beige vinyl is used on the in­ Compi Volues Our Rag. Low Pric* pressure on Home Secretary easy. "Let me show proper re- i i for a new YW? Roy Jenktaa to come up with a spect for my scar," he said LEAN SLICED sides . . . alhwashable. Non-chip bronze- gui^nteed del- he gingerly got into a limousine tone legs have adjustable glides. : W« dcm’t^eil fftatuB. $ 5 0 manding special measures to for the short ride to the iiraittag prevent more breakouts. About helicopter for the trip h ^ e . BOILED I Just a car. One .that geta al^i^ 29 mpg, averages S65') ■' : * 300 prisoners have escaped this Eisenhower} a l^ re p e a ^ for 40.000,miles oh a set of tires, and Hardly uses oil yehr, ckiuing a national scan- newsmen his support, of U.S. HAM betwarb changes. . ' > d$d. bombings in North Vietnam. ‘Anyone who is an aggressor ■ • r ’ « « 5 , Frederick Povey, 35, who Of course, the fact that it’s practical i« ho secret. walked aWay from an .outside cartnot be permitted to go scot LAKES SUCED KINO KORN working partY at Birmingham) free,” he said, adding 'that the An^’everybody is going to jenow that you’re saving 0120 Prison Dec. 23, returned to.Jail bombings are aimed at militaryr. 4 pc. group fo rights | | 9 a iWoiMigri But that’a the price yetr pay for Volkswagen. STAMPS voluntarily today. Official^ said targets. AMERICAN 100 All price ticketB show the 25% Mivings! .he wanted to visit hia home at He said civilian casualties of Colonial charm in modem metals and plas­ With nils Coupon and Parchase .Christmas. He was serving aix such bonMnga sue unfortunata. ! TED TRUDON months for breaking tato a but asked, “Is there any piece CHEESE tic! The spaca-saving harvest table has ^ • VoffSorMore in the wOrid where than a rt riot sandwich-laminated maple-grained plastic SAESTAimSEP. warehouse. Limit One Coupon Per Family One of five long-term prison­ civillana?" toD (plaetic underneath, too) that opens I M s m s w MANCHESTER ERESh , l e a n ^ Good ’Thun., Fri„ Sat, Dec. 29-80-Sl Man. Thru Thur. - ers broke out of Dartmoor from 48 X 281 to 48 x 40 iiiches. The Dea­ I ' 649-2888 9;S0 A.M. to 9:00 PJA Prtoon over cauistmas was cap­ ^Af^eas W atef con’s batch and two chairs have a chintz- • f • ' • . . ■ Clgarettee A. Beer Excluded by Law tured Tuesday night after patterned 'vinyl with gold-and-brp^ de-^ TMiLAMD TURNPlkB TALCOTTVnXc'cONN. 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE PrldfT Water to'egeleM and one 6t GROUND I ^ ' f \ V * ' * ■ crashing a stolen car th|rough a signs on b beljge background. RulBes add ntoie, windshield washer, overriden, tool kit.< 9:S0 A.M. to 9:S0 PAL ' police roadblock. He waa Ray­ the few tlitous in nature' that can to Head ever' and over to.the Cdonial look.- k heater and def., 2-speed elective wipen, seat e We Beeerve Tbe Blgfit To Limit QuaaUUee Exit 9S, Wljlikr Cm t Paihwaf Saturday mond Banney, 26, serving five CHUCK htoat. 0/8 mirror, 12-v«4t syetom, lagtheratte. 2 badc-up> ytara . for , shop-breaktag and again. _ People are drtaktaf IN 8-LB. LOTS fc. n.pgym-.vvi,:. ... > ■______■ .7 9:10 A.M> to 6 p,Ui thefti Tbe four 6 t l i e r |^ sUU at using the same water that extot- -large. whep the world began. Officers Martin Klncmantt, and Ws fusi>sct toat, whm toe Roosevelt Jo ta Murriiall lnvest^{lated. CtiienUtQ ifi^raUi family and toe fates killed off toe first proposed ^anklln D. Roosevelt Memo- Tbo Hctald’e Vernan rid, which happened to he one. we la a t is St. SdokvUI'e. P. thought we liked, we began storing up O. Box SSI, tsL CfM Ui or SM- (as the ItopobUeails would be WASraNGTON—Nearly 600,- sure to say) "finish the Job” . prejudice against the eventual design, ' ' W(s)moreland candidacy is the OOO rural residents will benefit Publishers ___ no matter .what toat proved to be. that President Johnson bad Vouaded October 1« }881 The opim spgoe program waa arrest. Court dote lias hOt been . ...\ hard historical fact Uist no gen- from the record number of com­ That'may be why, so far as we can bean uMUa to flniah. munity water or sewer systems EXTERIOR AIRLESS SPRAY^ SYSTEM, ^bllsbed Bverjr Brenlng Except Sundays discussed by Joseph A. Ward Mid. oral not fresh from a great mU- TWO COAT JOB WITH A iRfB COA^ PROCESS aiM Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at ' see, tbe only thing the new design has Poter oidman iof Itelly Rd. SBOneiW inp trium^ has ever been At for taUnsaU, tha general to be built or improved with | llanehest'e'r, Oonn.. as Second Class Mat] Jr. of the Departihent of Agii; hae oonsclously triad to atay M atter. ______ahead of the original and much-derided was Issued a written warning ATHENS — Greece has no President. The two most con­ loans and grants advanced hi' '“instant Stonehenge” design is its ap­ culture'and Natural Resouroee out of political apeeulatloa. But fiscal 1966 the . Farmers TEL. 649-4645—S49-2979 SUBSCRIPTION RATES fer reckless driving after be- navigable riven. The. Corinth splcuoue examples—Grant and racently in firigon, intimates of Payable In Advance _ parent possession of advance approval at an «rganisational meeting ing involved in .im'accident bn cuaal, bowever, while oifiy three Elsenhowerr-both rod# to the Home AdmliUstration. Some ONE OF THE OLDEST PAINT FAMILIES One Tfear ear ...... ^»Z2.w - 9 9 the general confided that al­ 800 projects in 42 states weriT IN CONNECTICUT SU Monthslontbs ...... from toe Roosevelt family, so it wonit, of thO' 'Oonservatkm Commle- Rt. 80. milealoBg. ebortene;thed)etaiice White House .Three HontIMonths a.W though ha bad never mixed in financed by more than $118 One MonthMonth ••••••••••••■••• l.^s again, be so conspicuous in its effort ■lon liti\ night. The CHdman oar stouck; the from Piraeus, the porjt cf Ath- wave A ^e ClvU War and the polMioa of Washington, he million'In loans and over $18 to dictate what this nation’s memorial- The 'otimifttoiion Jiaa Juel re­ rear ot a car driven by May* ens, to the Adiisitio by 902 World War TWO. “mldht have to do so in the fu- milUon in grants. • MEMBER o r ___ nard B. Miller. 22, of MlUord, . mll«. Westmoreland, a native of Read Herald Adveitisemeiits THE ASSOCIATED PRESS izaition of an individual who was the cently ;baen appointed by Mayor •nie Associated Press Is exclusively entltl^ ■ji. to the use of republlcatlon of all news dl», nation's President shaM he. Thomas. McCuikor and has patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ Other than its apparent possession of ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ Charleo Broivn aa its ciuUrman. 986 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - lished here...... advance approval from the sources MombeM of the j^annlng and MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTTOTO All rights ot republlcatloo of special dls- , 142 EAST CENTER STREET TEL. Mf-TUS pat^es herein su-e also reserved.______which killed off the original design ■oning ooinmhwlona were also which won the original open competi­ Invltiid to attend the meeting- The Herald Printing \ Com; m y , Inc., as- sumes no flnandal responslL,illty . for typo- .. tion, it is doubtful to ~see. if the new Weird pointed out “the »m-> graphical errors appearing In advertlSenients proposal has any really attractive im­ and^ther reading matter In The Manchester Ing and planning .oommiaelons Evening Herald. ______provements. are very important to a town.** The basic material for the memorial He said “these oonuniwlons pro. FhU service client of N. E. A. %rvlce ^ Publishers Representatives — TOe Julius has been shifted from concrete to gran- vide for the orderly development Mathews.Special Agency — New York. Chi­ of a town . . . If a town grewa cago. Detroit and Boston.______■ . Ite, and granite is, one would grant, a nobler material. too fast It can get into all sorts member audit bureau of CIRCULA- cf trouble.’* TIONS. ______^ But, whereas the concrete slabs of the Presently Vernon has a soil­ Display advertising closing hours: original design could be, conceded a cer-. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. tain classic simplicity''bf form, toe ing oonunlasion and a planning For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. commission, a carry-over from Fbr Wednesday — 1. p.m. Tuesday. 2 granite of the new design is to be cut For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. the old fo m fA: government, Fbr Friday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. into sharp looking darts and stabs which prior to oonsolidation. Ward F~ br ■ SSaturdayi — 1 p.m._Friday. . look, in representation, like scrap clips CUisstlilfied deadline; 10:30 a.m each day of suggested that It would be to piibUeatitlon except Saturday. — 8 a.m. from a milliner’s scissors.- And, on the the town’s advantage, if apply­ centrad ^anite “core” a new thing In" ing for any federal or state Wedneadsy, D«ceiBb«r M monumentatlon is to be tried, In the ex­ funds, to put these two oommis- -V • periment of an actual engraving of a slone together. ^portrait of President Rooseveltion the Simroes ot Funds '^ e re Hie Real AnKuish b smooth, polished face of the stone,, so Speaking of financial sources ' ' . T te dispatches Harrison Salisbury, , that .there the giant picture will be for­ for aid in the opien space pro­ aaglstanit managing editor of the New ever and ever. And, in place of the gram, Ward said one source is York Times, hae been sending back texts of famous Roosevelt speeches that the Housing and Urban De­ were to be printed on the concrete slabs velopment Agency which pro­ from Hanoi, Included one which, con- vides 60 i>er cent of the funds cemed the city of Namdlnh. This la a of toe original desigTi, the new memo­ rial Is, believe it or not, to offer pe­ for ac tsiry sl^ficance was that a rallroau! stand at his poiinter, or at his machine, -Jiw ly six months now khe has m has si dio^nct tax advant­ 2 pieces ...... u ...... *99.-^.' troops in Vietnam. of Republican governors in Col­ cut, and a former member of lain on a bed of sickness of elected,,official, Remember! c o v e r ' ^ , .189.- ran. through It But the extent to he has been forced to put on his pay­ The purpose of the discussion, orado Spi^gs early tWs month. toe State Senate. Director Ellis voices much age. Word said. Rog- $119.00 Early American roll a number of people whose actual such serious nature that she is come up with sensational once-in^lifetime savings on one-of- Reg. $l00 Bunk Bed. Laddeii^d-' - which the railroad was bombed inside^ wihich was held before Gov. Gov. Rockefeller was discussing unable to communicate but lit­ concern about the College’s fu­ , .Bb noied. people might be in- vChair, w.Uipd trim, poly-Daci^ T-wshionj_ Guard Rrfl coniMnaidohl 1 green, 1 w hitr tols population center, when it mig^t inees and degrree of performance George Romney la words, were first and foremost summer. The , Westmoreland toe State Board of Education? townspeople is needed before the Vietnam their government’s war. How, There is a great deal that can be said 1^ that there is more worit her. pleats, gold-and-Wue -Early American finish e e • e e«« »e e e ».• ‘Rortmey’ men. Their common , gambit is baked on toe assumi^ Quite amusing is Director El- oamervaiioa ooramisaion can in their position, are they to escape for warm bodies. They are, in the first imd the bosses are more Just? Her mission wak to lead oth­ mnnii t .. . , • • e e •-« • 1 8 9 .* Dining Room Fumiturc concern was that |lf Romney tion, regarded’by realists here One grows lazy lis’ qcharge that "The action of prooeed to msdee application for Living Room Tables Reg. $39.95 (4) Full Size Modern Wah' feeing that this is the war of the coun­ place, warm. They are sometimes Very, ers to the Savior and aajhe '-*T Reg. $119^.00 Winfif Chair to match sofa . couldn’t get nominated in 1968, as virtually irrefutable, that the sitting around. herself often said, "To God he > fUl|lB, he sakL nut Headboards ...,...... try which sends Its planes over them? nice to look at. They are sometimes war In Vietnam will still be traiy, irresponsible, and imre- above ...... - 8 9 . Reg. $79.00 Cocktail Table, Country Reg. $578.00 8 Pc. Country French very comfortable to have around on a the party might Wind up in the One gets used to t t toe glory,” Referriidiim Needed Wlmt Is ever going to cure toei[e people kind of vicious. bitter-end'i If And it hurts me So let us pray that God will sponsive to the wishes of the Reg. $889.00 Sirin. Lawson Sofa; foam French Provincial pecan, dark fruitwood Group with large, oval table, 60 in. buffet, |, F cosy evening by the fireplace. They are that assumption is correct, Viet­ The Ipoal charter requires that cushions, kick pleats, toast. ...matelasse In North Vietnam of the conviction that struggle that broke it In two tost once again be very near to hqr in her long people;” Why did Mr. Ellis fail this i^> to a referendum for ap­ finish, 58 x 20 in...... 2 arm and 4 side c h a irs...... 3 9 8 . very useful on zero winter nights. In nam will be the overriding issue COYGIT • • • • ■ • e ' e e J b e e e e e e e e e f_^e e • e • • it is* > of land also would have to be and-beige Early American p rin t R ^ . $119.95 Commode Table, M in. hex­ Reg. $387.00 (3) 8 Pc. ItaliraD ining fit subject for derision from none. The one man, they agreed, you have everything In your servant” in the name of the town. texture, Avdeado ...... aq. yd. had already become one of the most commander in the, field, knows, handi Hferefore, l ' rtiallenga Dl- Reg. $309.00 90-ih. Contemporary Sofia, agonal, pecan in dark fruitwood finish, two Rooms, mahogany in fruitwood finish; ovm -f ------who could best' unite all ele-' Mrs. Eunice Orimason The open space program has foam cushions, four foam b a ^ cushions, tortured experiences In this' nation’s hls- ments of the Republican Pa^ty more about the war than any And, just across the street hecto|r Ellis to, for once, pro­ door cabinet .... - ...... • - ...... 7 5 . table, china, 1 arm and 5 side chairs 2 7 9 . Reg. $7.95 12-ft. Herciiion* fMS B roads; ' toiw. Salisbury’s reports from North other American. Furthermore, you 4ct everything grow vide some positive leadership by b(en designed to meet the rapid walnut legs, grfd-olive-and^rust cont^smpo- Reg. $79.95 Lamp Table, 26 in. square Reg. $387.00 French Provinci^ Dining loom, tweed texture, green-and-gold Power And The Public in the event Romney fails was College Sites ekpan|lbon of recreation demand. ■ Vietnam, the territory of the “enemy," he is also credited with having ’ so that at least we do n6,vki airo cautioned that local ^ South Vietnam is not so much what we seeks approval of Its "plan for a J70 Manchester, Sofas net, Madeira finish ...... , . : . 2 1 9 . rfrigin wool, Cinnamcm, Ci'een, Meadow tlgnificance of our massive total pres­ David Rockefeller personally On toe negative' side of a The Rev. Felix M. Davis, to have the Board '.agree to programs meet public needs. He Reg. $46,00 Cocktail Table, contempo­ Reg. $169.00 (2) ""French Provincial The companies’ argounent for the mil- - ■ went to Saigon last fall to open somehow manage to sound, as Brown, choice . . .v..;;...... ence there. W? arie doing more apd lion-kilowatt facility is obvious enough: . Second Congregational ° designate Manager Weiss to' if it didn’t want a Comniunlty aaid efforta to preeerve open Reg. $869.00 Elipse limerbed 82-in. Tra- rary walnut, 30 in. square,;...... 1 5 .9 5 Server Cabinets, 38 in. with extension ends, up the newest Chase branch (See Fage Nine) Reg. $59.95 8’,x 10 ft. Braid Rugs, 100% more of the tasks we were, originally An expansion program is afoot, and - Church work out some negotiations for College. • space lands wiU only meet with ditional Sofa, four loose back cushions, kick'" Reg. $45.95 Step Table, contemporary - fmitwood ------'...... 9 9 . pubUo support If they fill a need. pleats, full size innerspring mattress, red- walnut, 31 x 21 in...... • •.. .. -2 7 .9 5 virgin wool face, choice of Menrfc^ Brown;^ going to help the South Vietnamese do with it a campaign to bring down New ------— ----- Reg. $198.00 5i'in. Buffet, solid Green or Cinnamon .1.., - 1 5 4 for themselves. We are trusting the England’s electric rates which now are Neiwa of Servloemen and-green on beige floral p m t cover 1 5 9 . Reg $106.00 Cocktail Table;, contempo- cherry ...... j ...... 1 2 9 . South Vietnamese less and less to liave way above the national average. If .Marine Sgt, Allen J. DuPour, Rw. $259,00 Eclipse Slim Arm (Contem­ rapr walnut, 64 x 20 in, two drawers, Reg. $69.00 9 x 12 ft. Braid Rugs, 100%.„ power costs drop, industry will find the Herald son of Mrs. Esneet Ij. IXAbeto F Reg. $139.50 Large Dining Table, spoon virgin wool face, choice of Grera; Cinna-; the will and the ability to do the things of 8 Eastview Dr., is in' Chu porary' Innerbed Sofa, foam cushions, full i^gazine shelf...... • • * 7 5 . we think must he done. Presumably, we reg^ipiji' more attractive for inve'stment, si^ ' innerspring mattr^s, heavy red- Reg. $45.95 Lamp Table, contemporary foot style, complete with table pad . . 8 9 . mon or Meadow Brown . . . 1 7 .5 8 ' development, and growth. For simple Yesterdays Lai, South Vietnam, as a mem­ are still some distance from having to ber cf Marine Air Base Squad­ cover ...... - • 1 9 9 . walnut, 25 in. square ...... -21^95 Reg. $42.50 Ladderback Cherry Side Reg. $40.00 to $90.00 One-of-a-kind DiSi-/ economic reasons that affect everyone, Chair • • • •.».••••■•••••••••*'••••••*-21. play Braided Rugs in 6 x 9, 8 x 10 and^< persuade our own cUlies that we are not the project is justified. 10 Years Ago ron-12. 1910 squadron is re- Reg. $249.00 Simmons Hide-A-Bed Sofa, Reg. $45.95 End Table, cont«nporary the aggressors, that we came at their But it is set apart from others like - This date' 26 years ago waa ■ponsible for the operations and Early American Wing, kick pleats, fuH walnut, shelf for magazines, 9 x 12 ft. sizes. Now ...... 29.,to45j- cwn invitation. But the day may not be it by the pains the companies have a Sundajr : The Herald did not iiU ^enance of the expedition­ size innerspring mattress, f^-blue-ahd- , 22 X 23 in. - -2 7 .9 5 ' far away when th e y -b e ^ to feel, in taken to anticipate objectionh and ac­ puhliah. ary oilfield at Chu Lai. beige Early American p rin t.. .,. . 1 9 9 . Reg. $55.00 Cocktail Table, maple, Dinettes their fhones, that we are. fighting bur commodate them, particularly In the Seaman Apprentice, {Stephen Reg. $259.00 Simmons-Hlde-A-Bed Sofa, drawer, scrolled apri>n, 50 x 20 in. 3 9 .9 5 Lamps , war, more than theirs, and that' the fields of conservation and recreation. . 25 Years Ago J. Zander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Early American, maide wood trimmed Reg.^ $112.50 5 Pc. Daystrqm Dinette, kind of war. we are fighting is toe war The plan is not only to preserve the WaMer J.' Olander of Pinnacle wings, kick pleats, full size innerspring 35 X 50 X 60 ip. white stardust noh-mar natural beauty of the moimtain and the _ OontmiibutiionB to the Manches­ , Rd;; Rt. 1, BlUngton, has oom- Bedding Reg. $21.50 Classic crackled cenOnie un ^- Vcf the once ousted white man, trying to ter American Red Orooe Chap­ mattress, brown-gold-rust-and-beige Barly plastic, top, four c h a irs ...... 5 9 . gold raised decorations...... 9 4 ^ ^ ^ eome back to the Asian mainland. river at Its foot, but to create facilities " pletefi eight Weeks of Coast that improve thedr usefulfless to out- ter’S' drive for Hungarian relief .^bastc training *t the American print’ • *22^^. Reg. $49.50 85 Pieces of Steams & Regi $157.50 5 Pc. Daystrom Dinette, Reg. $17.50 Messen Blue'Ohion cerainic' We did not deliberately s e ^ this war. ,£^-,door enthusiasts. An aggressive job of funde total 1606.60 w ith 't^ goal Guard Recruit Training Reg. $249.00t“Shnmons Hide-A-Bed Sofa, ' Foster and Englander Bedding Including ,42 in. round table extends to 59 in., white on brass mounting, as is ...... 7, We db not relish it. But we are being I public presentations and explanations being 61,400. Centbr a t Cape May, N.J. After ' contemporary-ityle, full size innersprjhg 10 twin size and 13 full size innerspring, "plastic; four slatback chairs of white Explorer scouts of Troop 96 Reg. $28.50 Swirl font on a fm itw t..^ continually drawn more deeply into it, has been rewarded by a, vast array of a leave of absence, Olander -Will mattress, gold'plaid cover...... 199 * mattresses, and 4 twin size and 7 full size pliastic 5 9 . at ^ Center Oongregatlonal .--finish metal column, as IS e e e e e e e e and H is consuming our image, our good indorsements, even encomluins, from . be ch Jils way to his first ot- Reg. $199‘.95 Simmons Hide-A-Bed Sofa, box springs; choice...... - ...... 3 5 . Reg. $229.00 5 Pc. Dinette; oval 'table, conservation offitials^ members^f Con­ Church, tour Nike Instaflatiobe fiMal Ssslgnment. ^ * Beg. $35.00 S^eaf of Wheat in sTold metal,.- name, our sensitivity land conscience, in the Manchester foam cushions, full size innerspring mat- Reg. $69.50^26 Pieces of Holmah-Baker, gress, and-other interested paraes. area; Driver Arrested p four highback chair^', all exposed surfaces on white marble, as is 1 7 « 5 9 t' our confidence and trust in our own tress, blue textured cover ...... 1 7 9 . Steams & Foster apd Siramdhs Bedding in­ laminated with pecan plastic ...... 1 4 9 . J^dership, so that even the one last That, of bourse, is as it should be. John A. Holmes, 44 of Green­ cluding- 9 twin size and 6 full size mat­ i. Reg. $33.50 (2) Modem Italian ceramiqy,. mercy—that of being able to believe at The plan is An excellent one; And Us im­ On Tfate Date field,' Mass. WM, .arrested yes­ Reg. $239.00 Wrought Iron Dinette with cylinder in brown with turquoise trim 1 3 e s ” plementation so far has. been flawless. " U viB g tresses, and 9 twin size and 2 full size box least that that tesidership would really terday and charged with bperat- cherry-grained plastic top, i Hitchcock Reg. $13.50 Modern mottled brown cem>, It should be a model for all future de-' in 1836, Spain recognized the IHg without a license. # springs • •...• • • * 4 4 . (filled chains, red upholstered ^eats 1 4 9 . ^nove toward a peace of something less velopments of its kind. If licensed by Ind^ndence of Mexico. Reg. $69.95 EndSpanish pecan ' Reg. $119.50 Englander Latex Mattress amic vase on brass m ounting...... 8*73'^ than toe Impossible If 4t could, is de­ Holmee was stopped during a . FPC, the Northfield Mountain project to 1846, the state of Iowa was routine bfieck' hjr officer Edward with (irav^er und sH^lf, 22 x 28 in. 4 7 . 5 9 0[UtfiW (1) twin size^tod (D full size, each ^ L - - ■' Reg. $15.50 Modem ceramic, m att brown-' “ nied us. will he a monument’ to creative, re­ admitted to the Union. Moyniban. He is scheduled to $89.95 CbAtall, ^Minish Ipecan; ' wfth box Spring foundation and 4 in. foam Bedroom " Fiirmlure and black, .textured fabric shade . -7JKI<^ Bo toe r ^ Import of the Salisbury sponsible public-utility planning and to •' to 1660, Woodrow Wilson, toe appeair in Rockville Circuit ■ 56 k! 20"in. *.••* .'V.i*;'.. f. .;85. latex matijrhsses'; outfits --y...... 8 9 . Reg. $13.50 Modem ceramic, m att brown, dlapatcbes comes down to this: that toe the increasingly articulate and conser­ 28th U.S. prasident, wae bom. Court 12 JAn. 10. / ’R?Sr- $53,00/Winfe Tjftil& .^ u g H t iron Reg. $1,89.50 Englander Latex Mattress vation-conscious-public whose demands In 1868, the U.S, Patent Office Reg. $50L00 3 Pc. Drexel D ^ish walnut and black, textured fabric shade . - 8 M ^ ■aguish he credits us with' trying to Ramon, id. % luias, 38, of 87 b|k«, 20-Im frurtwolM't#^ * outfits. (8) full size box spring foundations ■(•ate in North Vietnam ia as nothing are getting close attention. If there 1s i issued the first patent for chew­ Group, triple dresser and mirror, chest, Reg. $28.60 Classic fruitwood metal um ing gum. TWobtt Ave. whs arrested on high, • - * .3 2 . 5 0 and 6 in. foam latex mattresses; tb( anguish ws m erpating for o(u> , any hitch in t^e FPC ..'proceedings, Uniqh. St. softer a local business paneled b e d ...... 3 9 9 . on black mounting , . . • • • o » m-.f I S M ; to 1817, the govermnent took ■ Reg; $62.00 W inja'^ble, pecan, 2Q-in. ' O U t l i v S ea •#*••••■••••••••• Northeast Utilities and a k>( of toe rest miui .reported hh was jiltoxlcat- Reg. $38.50 (4). Modsia Italian CsnapiOi ■ttFM bade boou. Something In Amei> of us will be asking: 'What ioes a pow­ and assumed pontnl optional top, 20 iniiiigb .,...,. .32JM I $149.50 60 X 80 in. Queen Size Reg. $678.00 8 Pc. Modem Group with Igi ttMif is tbs worst casualty of tois , nation’s railroads noon eid. bgleaiaa. was being, held st Oriental flavor; 70 in. triple dresser and in rich,'dark green tSKbift 13^ er company have to ? — SiPRlNG- of toe the Venwn poliqe statiop, Tues­ Reg. $152.50 Book /Table, 28 in. w - ding Outfit by Steams A Foster. (2) De­ ■iitWIlast oC wars. FIELD UNION by prodamatlan of Preoldent luxe Ortho-Posture box springs and inner- mirror, man’s tall chest, ' panels head- Reg. $17.50 (2)' Modem Esgainie jng^lOA Wilson. day night in lleii of $100 hond. tagonal shape* brass gi^^doors, Spapiish /Olficsr Robert NeU made the pecan style ...... -1 1 9 . spring mattresses; each outfit...... 99. board, carved motifs ...... - 4 2 9 . drip persiihmmi, oc dziQ Uoa •..«. .8*93 , • V:', . ■ i MANCHteSTOR EVENI^cit HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1968 .»A d ffe W f im NHRR Mayweed v^reopiej e Emergency Fund- 'C Victim of Tp pieep Going Moore Dies, Teen Gang NEW HAVEN (AP) — The 1 ' ^ . trustees of the bankrupt New (Continued from Page One) IMPORTED TBANSLU^^T Haven Railroad say they may (Oonttaned from Page Qne) mortgages for new homes com­ Bank Officer have to dip into emergency ■econd drop this month after'an pared with 6.83 In October. The soared. He was a horribli sight funds to keep the trains running upward trend which began In Xv«r«tt K. M oon, 85, aMtot- rate, on existing homes, how- 1 -s with blood aU over, but it still September 19W. during 1967. evpr, rose onlyio 6.6 from 6.4S vioft prortdaot and tmat.:OC* shoota .me that they wouldn’t "In order tb ^maintain ade­ The government’s short-term in Octolier. ' iiper of th« Main St. cMlM of help liim. quate working- capital,” the borrowing costs, usually the The Federal Reserve Board trustees reported Tuesday to first to reflect easing in money ■mi . Via ConneOUout Bank and'rtVust "H e toM me he pounded wi said the expansion of business IL .. • U.S. Ca^rcult Judge Robert P. markets, have already dropped *661(7 nicinfflSR' Dify Oo„ died suddenly of a heart at­ doora and called for help, but loans — which .economists 6aeh Artdferson, "it will probablj^ bo below 6 per cent since reaching tack this mom inc at MsfiChea- they just screamed and closed blamed^for much of the infla­ piftce'l SS.M necessary to utilize to some ex­ their peak Sept. 19. George and Lynda ter Memorial Hospital after be- the door. tionary stress this year — has m s pwtkiH tent the 84,5 million fund from ACAPUICO, Mexico (AP) — admittecklaat nlcl|it.. He He was admitted to the bonne That day the rate paid by the been reduced to a more moder­ 1 n the issuance of Trustees’ Certif­ Aotor George Hamilton says •..trust offiow at. the Manchn- of Shirley Baraner, who calle^d government on ' six-month ate level. icates for operating purposes.” whether he and Lynda, Bird U/ie/la JidtuA L t Bread a litfnr Plait ter Trust Oo. hefore the bank's the police while a cousin, a Treasury bills rose to 6.039 per In an attempt to restrict bank mime, bandaged Cummings' The fund contains the last Johnson will marry "is a very cent, the first time that the rate lending to business, the board in head. money the trustees were able personal question and we will exceeded 6 per cent on any September said it would exam­ to borrow, under a law — now keep it personal.” I Steeling Police Chief .Maurice Treasury issue. ine a bank’s over-all lending BE SURE TO BEPEEM YOUf HJUHCHRK^ expired — which provided U.S. "Wo have never commented D. Foltz said the Oumminjn The Home Loan Bank Board, policies to business before ap­ government gma-rantees to back upon this and will continue to beating was "animal .style." which regulates the s a v li^ anti proving any Federal Reserve up the certificates. keep this policy,” Hamilton told ‘ T can't imsigine a more loan industry, noted that in the loans to the bank. The money had been held tor newsmen to Acapulco, whera he ' senseless, savage beating, and past Interest rates on mortgages Business spending for new IMPORTED emergencies such as strikes, and President Johnson’s 33- all for 1« cents," Foltz said. have tended to lag behind de­ plant and equipment this year is floods, or, if necessary, to fi­ year-old daughter are vacation­ He said Cummings was hitch­ clines in the money market gen­ forecast by a government sur­ nance the orderly liquidation of ing. hiking north on Van Dyke Road erally. vey at 16.5 per cent above 1965. the railroad. . The actor and Miss Johnson when he was picked up by four Its monthly survey of Interest government and private UNOX FROM HOLLAND HAPNIA FROM QENMARK youths. One of the youths struck Wage Increases could l^ s t held a news emiference Tuesday rates showed a 6.4 pe> cent rate surv'eys predict a slackened the New Haven’s payroll by $4 at the home of former actress Cummings on the^head with a November-' on conventional growth next year. ^ , tire Iron and. depianded money, million In 1967, the trustees % Merle Oboron, their hostess. ill $119 Mi $919 M il-* Fo|ltz said. ' said. Their estimate of the cash Hamiltfto said they expected the "can I can m can When Cummings could loss in the coming year Is $5 ^ press to leave ,'them alone for produce only 14 cents, the" million — provided'Connecticut, the rest of their Mexican vaca­ youths beat him repeatedly with New York, Massachusetts and W eather Foreeasting tion. the tire iron and a beer bottle. Rhode Island continue to sub­ Cummings then was kicked Seats from a Boston & Maine, self-propelled train lie scatter^ beside the sidize the railrqad. Peter Fonda s ' 3 » a ' 5 » out of the car and beaten again. track after a collision this morning in Everett, Mass., with an oil tanlc truck. Current agreements call for LDS ANGELES (AP) — Actor mpteiD-nou aKD u u t n o u At their arraignment, bond on Earlylmorning sightseers inspect the truck at the site of the crash which killed the state aid programs to end Breakthrough Posed Peter Fonda will not be tried a each of the foin* youths was set midway through the year. If at least 12. (AP Motofax) second time on charges of pos­ Boiled Ham >>.*1^ Bacon sucni lb. at 816,000. Unable to post it, the assistance is not continued .(Continued from Page One) sessing marijuana. SeanM 'iL JUitm they are being heM in the Ma- through the rest of 1967, the OKUium-cociTAa aannooK-AuiMiiSta declaring that 4 o ’clock in the Superior Court Judge Mark * ' • Ootnb County Jail. " cash loss could amount to 86 capabilities of maictog forecasts with Oonoaetiout fiaidc C o r r e c t i o n Flamiiig Oil Engulfs Train; afternoon is the best time to ’ Brandler said Tuesday he would million, the trustees said. up to six days’'in advance. 'Weineis-s. i;45.‘ Franks JS, „59' aiiiiil Trust Oo. Ohase houseflies aqd cockroach­ dismiss the case against the 26- ’ihe Herald incorrectly re­ The New Haven‘is to be In- But White and hie colleagues lir. Moore was bom in Man- es with Insecticides, said such year-old son of actor Henry ported yesterday thpt a car 12 Die in Bay State Crash cluded^ in the pending merger said that even with the help of ahaater, Feb. 4, 1811, a son of information may help lead to Fonda and a codefendant, John driven by John T. O'Sul­ o f the’ New York Central and American and, Soviet weather- CnbeSteaks .89^ HamSalad 'it 69‘ Bainuel H. and Oraoe Greenwood 3 Jewel Thieves determination of the best times Rohischon, 28, "to the interest livan, 35, o f 187B E. Middle (Continued from Page One) Pennsylvania Railroads. The eye satellites, only 20 per cent Moore, and lived in ^ s town all for humans to be administered of justice.” Swift’s eramluni Wind Up Tenns; Tpke. struck another vehicle mer|:pr has been held off, how­ of the earth’s atmosphere is Ms Hfa.. He attended local Saturday wi E. Center and gers. One was a fireman, Nun- drugs. The Judge warned Fonda to Mass Removal ever', by iitlgation backed by a adequately observed at present. skImoIs and was a graduate of Elntomologist W.N. Sullivan of lead " a usaful and productive nunCRBALL New Trials Wait Lenox Sts. zio lozza, and the other was a number of small Eastern rail­ / ICanchester High School and the KANSAS C I T Y , Kan, Partfcularly lacking, he said, (he U S. Department of Agricul­ life ao your wife, children and O’Sullivan's c a r was Navy corpsman, John Mann, 30, roads which claim the merged American matituta of Banking. (AP)—Eight children jji the are observations of tl(p atmos­ ture and other scientists ^ dis­ illuatrloua father will never NEW YORK (AP) — Three struck by a fire engine driv­ system .would damage their He also attended varlona blank- both overcome by smoke while James A. Baughman family pheric-above -vast ocearSc areas. cussed recent findings about the again, be shamed or beachboys who stole the Star of en by John Mordavsky, 48, competitive positions. White envisions equipping susceptibi'lity or resistance of TURKEYS helping to cqrry the dead and were to have their tonsils tag and real estate oourees at India sapphire and 31 other rare of 361 Oak St. P'ollce said humiliated.” rusH-ixiui the UiUVeniity of OonnecUcut. removed today. The trustees said they expect­ forthcoming ’Ameiican orUting insects and laboratory aniinals 18 TO M LBS. TOP QUALITY gems in New York's moat apec- O’SuHivan was driving east injured-from the scene. ed freight revenues to show a Inet year he was awarded a The children are sharing weather-eye satellites with ki- to various chemicals depending taculer jewel robbery will be on E. Center St. when his Police said Mann, a pass'erby, modest increase during 1967, but Pablo CaeaU GROUND ROUND lb. / Bisque for hie many yearn aerv- looms, in the pediatrics atrumentis speciftcaily designed on when they are administered. G ROUND CHUCK released from prison within the car was passed by one fire madepone trip to Chelsea Naval this will be accompanied, they BAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) BEIT CRDCI loe aq .treaaiwor of the Cancer ward at Bethany Hospital. to probe down through the cloud Reports suggested that ad­ chicken Quarters l o n i in .hext few weeks. ’’ truck on an emergency call. Hospital giving mouth-to-mouth said, by a "continuing decline — Oelllat Pablo Casals cele­ Drived' He .waa a membor of S t TTiey are Joseph, 3; Gene­ cover, lofUng balloon-borne ministration of medical drugs T h ey are Jack (Murf the After the truck passed resuscitation to Marine Sgt. Da­ in passenger revenues.” brates his 90th birthday Thurs­ CALIF. ROAST lb. iC H Mary's Episcopal Ghundi arid a vieve. 5; Martin, 7; Delores, "sensors" into atmospheric ar­ might weU be synchronized Iwitli LEGSbl(?f. lb. < Surf) MiMphy, 29, Allen Dale him, O'Sullivan turned left vid R- Cosgrove, 30, of Lynn, day and hundreds of oongratiilar aonuss 6 charter meniber of Montdiester 8; Geraldinb, 10; "Thomas, Although complaining, of the eas far beheath the satellites' the workings of a patienUii so- Kuhn, 27, and Roger Frederick to head north on Ijcnox St. returned to the crash scene and tory messages from around the lodge of'EUts. 12; Christine, 13; and James size of tfie wag| increases — paths and decoying buoy-like called "biological dock,I also lb. (Sark, 31. when hip_ car was .struck by was overcome. world, Including one from Presi­ STEWING BEEF BREASTS r r . . lb ' lb. Sundyora taclude bis wife, A. Jr., 15. , about 5 per cent — the trustees sensors on th)^''oceans. known as his circadian STEAK But they wiiH not be free men. another fire engine also on Everett is an industrial com­ dent Johnson, are arriving to Sba, Ann Maneini’ Moore, a noted that there is a tight IV Another government scientist. rhythms, in each 24-hour period. Warrants against Murfrfiy and an emergency call, driven munity on the outskirts of Bos­ San Juan. daughter, Mtai Carol.A. Moore, bor market" and they alrea(iy EASY TO PREPARE Kuhn have been filed by Florida by Mordavsky which w£is ton. About 800 persons Jammed the f o r THE HOLIDAY WEEKENia and a son, Robert E. Moore, aU Hospital Notes have difficulty attracting enough in connection with two major also attempting to psms him, Police skid the driver of the employes to “ meet the public’s tiny Tapia Theater to old San nt home. burglaries there. Clark has a police reported. fuel-truck, Raymond Bouley, 29, requirements tor freight and Military View in Saigon Juan to honor Casals 'Tuesday GREEN GIANT ^Ita Fonerai - eendces -wHl' be - held ' New' ' Yorii narcotics charge of Billerica told them his brakes 'Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. In all areas excepting mater- P^-ssenger service, night They heard a musical MR. G CRINKLE CUT Friday at 3 p.m. at. St. Mary’s pendfaig. froze as he reached the crossing 8 $ < nlty where they are 2:30 to 4 Employment has declined 18 program made up mostly of I Churohi The Rev. George F. Clark is due for release from on Second Street and the vehicle vegetables ° 2 9 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private P®*" New Haven More Civilians Seen Likely works composed by the Spanish- Hootnnd, rector, wlU oMksiate the Rikers I^and prison Dec. Chile H it stalled. ® LE SUER PEAS m butter muce e BABY LIMAS potatoes Burial will t>e iii Rose Hill Me- II j I. * ! t rooms where they are 10 a.m. '".t® bankruptcy reorgan- ' Ji , f"h 1 • "BT* ^ born master. 8 SO. Kuhn is to be released Jan 6 Vice President Hubert H. • SMALL ONIONS ncentrt so K, • CAULIFLOWER mo(rial Fairic,' Ro^cy' Hill. and Murphy Jan. 18. They have - to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested INOrth VICt B O m D lIlg VlCtH IlS B y Violent restart the tjw k the gates smoke ta'^tttVnts^Vooms" Humphrey is scheduled to par­ JV iei^ may^ call at the served about two years of. their GRAND u n o i NIXED HotaiM Fiinenl Home, 400 Main came down on both sides of the visitors at a 4 per cent decline. ticipate to Casals’ birthday par­ T ff T O P -U n V OR HNSCA three-year sentence for the SAIGON, South Vietnam addition to toe problem of the |6«c.| 8t., tomorrow ■ front- 3. to 4^ and crossing and he heard the train They noted that passenger ty. BORDEN'S :"j-’ theft. .1 . Earthquake one time per patient. strudures themselves looking VEGETABLES 19* T to •'.pjm. ‘ ^ ' I approaching. He said he ran fares, under the subsidy agsam (AP) — U.S. military souredh I# FRUIT DRINKS 12 m The jewels were stolen firom A ; (|r. alike in aerial photographs, they aiRMsn connsiTAi _ ^ _ BLAND o n The. . famlily. .raqu«ts .' ' that down the tracks and tried to Patients Today: 228 ments with the states, m ay not said today ft was known some X . Michael Love the American Muse\im of Natu­ (Continued from Page One) flag down the train with his (toe Oommunists) put triple-A those wishing to do so make AiDMITTED YESTERDAY: be increased, and that "there oiviUans had been hilled in U.S. LOS ANGELES, (AP) — Sing- cream cheese ral History on Oct. 29, 1964. The jacket. (antiaireraft) sitea between FRUITS 2 '^ 8 9 ^ DAIQUIRI MIX nwfnortaJ oohtributiona,. to a industry is located in the area. Frank Annati, WUlimantic; Dr. appears to be .little chance of er Michael Love of the L ...... i beachboys hblped police recover Bouley was treated for shock bombing raids in toe Hanoi area houses.” ,'T- GRAaDUnOI ■ 6 A of Remembraiiea ift St But the Interior Ministry said Stephen Berardlnelli, Mans- a general freight rate increase, \ Boys is a father. His wife Su­ 16 Ihe gents, estim ate to be worth at Whidden and released. field; John Bredice, 75 Farm least early in the year.” and added,. "It’U happen The sources also pointed out Ma(y^i Ohuroh...... 8410,000. Anaconda (topper Co. mines and zanne, 30, gave birth Tuesday to nSHCAKEnm. The' train, a local,, left Bos­ Pr.; Mrs. Helen Bums, East ------again.” again there was a definite posal- EGG ROLLS 1^59” installations at (touqueamata Ullty that Oommudet surface- ft 6-pound, 7-ounce girl to Cali- oiioTSTurrD ^ RXD4i ______'5 I Arthur O. BronUe ton's North Statiop at 12:01 a.m. Hartlord;irtford; David Carter, , Box t * ^ ITMb foHowed on toe heels of a and El Salvador in Antofagasta to-air misei'les fired at Ameri­ }oritia HospltaL ' Arthur G.'Bronkle,'8g, form- Province were undamaged. bound for Rockpofrt, Maas. Mt. Dr., Vernon; Edward CeJ- Breaks in lown P^tagon acknowledgment that Police said the force of the can planes over Hand had fatt­ SWEET POTATO pum “sa r js79‘ g ;^ ^ o f Manchester, layed the role of GRETCHENORANTAIMRTED SEAuimriUN^-Riin ' whom he - made his home. Called ^Grave^' gasta. Panic was reported in the , . ton; Elizabeth Holmes, 23 Fair- scheduled for attach. November ae compared to the comedian Dann^ Thomas’ son, MARGARINE Mr. Bronkie was bom in Ger­ town of,Incopiapo, and in Arica ^ field St.; Miss Alice Hutchinson, ’The sources in Saigon said ft (Continued from Page One) month before, accorxiing to a re­ is recovering from acciden­ NAHSCO-^AU VARIETIES horsd'oeuvreSh:;':98‘ UNA BEANS '^ 37* many, Dec. 39, 1881, and came and Antofagasta, northern The train tilted off the tracks 62 Norman St.; Mrs.' Nancy was known that "a t lecist some Stocks in Brief SEAIIOOK FARW...... and the truck overturned. port compiled by the police de­ tal gunshot wound, 4^ttK>rUies SEABBOMFARlIS-im to. Manchester as a chlld...^He P.S. 20 on the lower East Side Cihile’s two largest cities. Kautz, 33 E. Eldridge St.; Mrs. civilians” had been killed by crackers pkg. partment and recently released NEW YORK (AP)—The stock said. SNACK worked as a -cabhiet • maSer'at; and bOAt'lnuied with evening high The quake was registered- in Police said t^e engineer of the Lim^n Keeney, 75 Robert Rd.; American bombs aimed at a BLUEBERRIES '^ 4 9 * train, Thomas Bagley, was by OWn Manager ■ ■ Rohert market recovered a tot in mod­ Police said Russell C. (kusty) BRUSSELS mm X45'’ Cheney Bros, more ' than 50 school and college night classes. Santiago at 3:20 a.m. EgT and Mrs. Eva Kennedy, 31G Garden r'ai'lway yard and truck depot Weiss. erate trading early this after­ Hamer was shot to the abdomen years, retiring alwut 10 years Golden taught school . until byuj, the.lie U.S.yj.a. (toastv/ua.iji, and«iiiu G'eodeticeicuvicne killed.------.ji/ Dr.; nenryHenry ijocKe,Locke, 564 iiusnBush five and six miles respectively The number of fordhile. entries noon. Tuesday when a rep iv er slid ago. After retirement, he work­ 1927, when he entered the brok­ Survey in Washington lO. , Whidden identifiedjthe dead at jjm . 2^irs. Miriam Longo, from toe heart ot toe North in November was 36, compared Airlines, photographic stocks, from bis shoulder holster, fell to ed for Pratt and Whitney, Di­ erage business. This step, led to minutes later. The latter said'its Ibe hospital as Edwin P. Hunt, Glastonbury; Mrs. Grace Mayo, Vietnamese capittU Dec. 18-14. ‘-EARLY " I " - ' iviwrMN MORN g r a n d union to 22 for the month of October. electronics, office equipments the j^ u n d and,discharged. He vision of United Alrijratt .Oorp., his appearance in federal court observatory at Honolulu had 53, of Billerica, the conductor, 872 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. "ObviouBly you had some ci-vil- issued a warning of, a po.ssible Joseph R. Mondello, 42, of The number of such entries in ians working in toe railroad and iln assortment of other had Just returned tram an over­ Hartford, and tor Jarvis Oct. 16, 1929, to plead guilty to a Also, Virgil Mitchell, Oolum- November 1965 was- consider- seismic sea wave. ' ' Buffalo, N.Y. yards, and we dropped bombs glamor stocks did 'well. night hunting trip, police eaid, margarine 5 -9 9 tomato juice 3 ^^ 95 Oohistruction Oo. He was a charge of using the mails to de­ bia; George Murray, 189 School ably less, witih onJy 10 such and underwent ourgery at Santa fraud. The University o f Cftlifbrfiia’s A passenger, Martin F. Mar- all over it,” one said. Gains of key stocks went from member o f South Methodist St.; John Palmer, 340 Adams breaks reported. fractions,, to 1 or 2 points. Ths Monica Emergency HospltaL He was charged with' collect­ seis-mul ogy. i8tat(ion''' al.so 1®, Lynn-said the engi- Officially, military spokesmen tONEOn . ‘ ^ Church. o oQi+Un.iab-fl ir, oecr Came into the car iust be- Vickie Pearson, Tj,e number of burglaries, lar- higher-priced, mote volatile is­ Hospital spokesmen said COUEGX Om -TOIUTO JUKE , _ ing . 8 ^ ,0 M from investors recorded a strong earthquake in «eer came into the car Just De Auburn Rd.; William Perry, cenies and car thefts as a whole said ail ordnance was oqOtqrget furvivors. besides, his dai^h- sues posted gains of 3 or 4 to Thomas visited the youth after w))ile he had very little money South America. fore the crash "and he yelled, ,9 Ctoolidee S ts Mrs Marion ^ar thefts as a whofo in both Strikes. | J. ELBOWmcMonS ,:^ 4 9 ‘ include thref brothers, ‘Lean forward' We’re-eoine to '-ooiiage Mrs. Manon has risen. In November, 94 such ’The soutves said this was true some instances. the accident. ’ , COCKTAIL 29< H^hjBsti Bronkie of East Hart- to back up' his business. The I Pitman, Lake St., Venion; Mary incidents were reixirted to no- r ft ..... SILVER CREAM > SWIETIEUT-.M1S. „ m m m m 31‘ hit! ‘And then I was thrown for- t „ uio*tcy. 3 Pike Fatalities 14-ez. 1 - ^ HOT CUPS 5 0 i 7 9 ‘ KAISER FOIL ’^ 2 9 ° Mamlk said he followed a ^ 1»«5. *ihough, two days, firmed and moved higher, LOS ANGELES (AP) — CAROUNA RICE l^ 4 P fa lo,, N.Y., and’ three grand- • Of the experience,.he. said la­ man out of the train throurh the 3®^ P^I^wood Rd., thetotaln um berw ascon aider- LYSOL SPRAY CnCIENOrTiEStt-SOUD , m m But they’ added toese details: ■The averages recouped about Evangelist Billy Orahftm says RtOnARORVin ehildren. ter: Blamed on Tipsy j n Heidi Slaterr-^torrs; Pamela ablv less-62 ^ ‘"rhere were some secondary a third of the ground lost to he has talked with a surrtvor of Funeral services wH1‘ be held "My liabilities represented 91 fiSS m T ’°oi Hazamville;. Mro. ^'&ens:r^:disonierly conduct WHITE TUNA i » 3 9 ‘ CmCKERINA 3|=89‘ explosions in bo«tl(j^ |ttaces. There Tuesday’s declinb. ft Christmas Day ambush by the LYSOL ftBOeiCTANT , B®nx-wHintnT mpksi. malenon 8t49« Friday 3 p.m.- 'at' Watklns- per cent paper profits I owed to W om an Mojcdcif t ^ 0 ^ pkfls. mm . fM5IISI0--IOTPAnOGIEtlO-IOUP^ ______14b. ^ KTPom-rBuiiacx m is Httie doubt that either bomb The Associated Press average Viet cpng. urm ha c West I>\meral Home, 143 E. peojrie With whom I was ganj- bling. I did not realize the full BRI^GEP(>RT (AP) — A fragments or toe secoidary ex­ of 60 stocks at noon' -was u;[>. .3 at Anlvtog. to Lot Angeles Tues­ FACIALTISSUE 3 & H NDffiSTRONE 2i=49 Cepter St. TTie Rev. Dr. J. Man- 296.6 'With industrials up .4, rails CUANlNGnia SALMim 3“S?$1*® extent of the consequences, that wrong-way accident on the (3on- plosions caused some" deaths in day after ft 10-day vlsjt to Vlgt-. ley Shaw, pastor of' iSouth torown i X th r a is ll" , BIR-T H & Y E ^ R D A T ;, A month, and fdx tor, intoxication. civilian residences around the unchanged and utilities u(> .4. many, off these acts were' wrong necticut ’Dimpike' that killed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Twelve arrestsi on each of these nam, Graham told a hews odo- C9iurCh, Win ■ bflMikte'.'' Burial “ Gne minute it was clear and targets.” " S A V E 18ft and illegal, ^and when the full, Greenwidh womgn and her par­ 'The'Dow Jones industrial av­ ference that he talked with a delicatessen Witt' be in l^ucklahd .Cemetery. the next minute the car was full Farmstead Dr., Wap- offenses were mad? In October, ■There are no major dwel RUG SHAMPOO 25 realisation of this confronted ents was caused by the worn- erage at noon was up 2.78 at J soldier who was among five am- TOends piay call at the fu­ ems was causea oy iiie worn- gmoi-e PcSnle were Walkine ? ® 'J?'U8hter to Mr. and Two persons were arrestW for cixmplexes around either 794.98. tablets- eOOBDRARI me, 1 made sure there would an's drunken driving, a coroner rfver>'me Then some man^ ®avid Klocker, Windsor- fraud last moMto, and no such bu^ed while they ate Christ­ tlOUB SHERRY neral home tomorrow from 2 to truck depot or the rail yaid: TOM (gained 4, Ifotoroid ^ atka^ettzer 4 S not ' be a contest about it. I said Today. S d tss him a Rd. Rockville; a Aon to arrests made in October; or- mas dinner. B ig S lo t 'ir49^lFieierws 'V 6 9 * lOViT’* i 14-lb. 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. . but photo reconnaissance shows Eastman Kodak and Anaconda ROAST B E K 49* pleaded guilty." The auto driven by Mrs. Mil­ Three were killed and two ' nPAI-HOOSEHDLp ^ RNNT lA U n A B im REEL nn the arm and T was able to vet Luginbuhl, rests for offenses against fomi- some^ houses — probably toe about 2 each. ' mpaflOoiD-iHiAinALeASna «wjs^ He went to prison and served dred Collins, 51, entered the tw»v ^ ,m ^ T toiWed^him end f J D l. RockviUe; a daughter to ly and children rose, ,with four . were tojured dii^ng 'the attack^ i. h.mntve hv .n f exit ramn «t halfway Up. I followedi him and homes of -depot workers — Douglas Aircraft advanced PlaitieBifaSlIpi'; 59* WoodboiyieM 4bi..37* 18 months, thpn was paroled. turnpike by aril exit rqpip at. Euhert 'RoblUard,vinad? in November aid two in which occurred during the , ' OMunauiipiiiR DILNOm tat .. WH.KINS0N BLADES 5'$ ' A ll. BEEF FRANKS . . 7 9 ' Faneraltt. On release from prison the Greenwich a f e 'struck 'fdur on-, Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville; a October around both iareas- more than a point to ft contin­ truce„ Graham said. IBIT-AB ” We don’t ever call missions ued rise linked 'with signs of in­ JackFEOSted m 49* Gnpelhiik 3 m 89* name Goldhust became Golden coming cars’ The imight of Oct. son'to TMr.------and Mrs.- ~David 'Stet- The number ^ of accidents last Graham said he Is pessimistic Shrayer, 2^'’ of Beverly got out against ciidlian homes or busi-^ terest toxiwn in 'various quar­ and as Harry L. Golden he 28. scr, RFD 1, Manchester. . ’ about an early end to the war. MORION FROEEI M b."" lAnTAlVN AraH NEDI-OUIK SPRAY H A N s n u u n S h«^ 6 9 * {SUM OMee M; Mahoney through k 'back door. “I' don’t manth| was exactly the same as nesses i n t o n t i o n a 11 y,” the sought a living tori hlpiself, his Coroner IsadofJe)fJe L. Kptler said, DISCHARGED Y E S T ER- ters to regard to helping It out ■r But,' he said he does not think MwaipBi (iSi pkiZB* K o te x " 2 ^ 2** 7 7 e UQUID NOVA scorn ’Hie funeral of Miss Grace know how my atmt ever got for November of 1966—1(X) each sources addedk "We-are after sons and his wife. One of the Mrs.i (tollins’ alcohol blood read­ DAY: Mrs. Sarah Bresnahah,. of Its ftoancial troubles. the morals bf U.S. servicemen MBADmOSm POTATO . . SDGUTWBIIMrCALOn ' M. Mahoney of 76 Walnut St. out,’’ she said. “ When -I looked month. T\yeiky-four ' persons military targem. We are cer­ * - . . 9 9 ^ sons, Peter, died of muscular ing was .27 per cent, “ a high 1118 ^Sullivan------Ave.,------South------'Wind-- Losses of around a point were are "any worse tlum at colleges VOSSHAIVOO SALMON SSa svaa held, this'.morning from were injured as a result of these tain, ' tliou^, that civiliems are PaienkM '^39* Sngaiib|iiftaetiV^69* •y .T N U lu iin dystrophy in 1967. Golden has and dangertms degree of intoxi- people on ^ r ; H er^ rt Stacy^ Ellington; taken by United Aircraft, Scher- back home.” the • John F. Tiertiey Funeral top of her.’ accidents last month, while 23 accidentally - to^ved at least MDXUXR'S ELBOW . . CHEriOT-U-DB . •> lived apart from his wife for cation.” „ A , , „ AA .A Sandra Cnifford, 67 . Mountain Ing and Jotois-Manville. ' ' He said, " I don’t think IHet- GRANDUnOI Home, 219. W. Center St., with injuries jwere reported last year some cf toe time. ' lo r I BOLOGNA .'UVU^OTIir" Bx 6 9 some years. ■ -Cionnecticut' law ■ says-. ;15 per Fire Lt. Frederick Scott said jyr., Wapping; Mark We^on, Ahead a point or so were nam and Saigon have become Nacuoait, 2 ;i;i;:29* Piuat«iA;taMe.41^49* a. Mass p f requiem at St. in November. “ The -worst part of the whole Golden began to come to na­ ...... cent..... of .. alcohol...... or more in the the names shot 20 feet into the Box 36, Talcottvllle; Jacob Bog- .Xerox, RCA, Merck, United Air one vast brothel.” ' MCAL-IOBIPOIIT . . CHEFBOT4I-Oa ASPIRIN at stores with dejtftbunters only. James’ Gtairoh. -The 'Rev. ‘ John thing is that we know it’ll ha^ tional notice in the 1960s as the blood is prima facie evidence a'r and thick black smoke en- li, East Hartford: James Rocke- Lines, Eastern Air lines, Tex­ Bovtngn 2 ^29* PiiUaiihChMN J. OBrien was celebran-f. Mrs. pen again. Anytime you drop as ; struggle'over Negro civil rights that a driver is- under the in­ -ulted the tram and truck. “ All feiier, Tamarack Lane, Vemkn: aco and Zenith., OLDIOBDON . . CHEFBOT-ARdlEI Jane Maccarone was organist. Hebron Woman much ordnance as we drop over became more intense. Amused fluence of intoxicating bever­ could hear was people scream- Mrs. Linda Beaulieu and daugh- Changes ' were very small Oldest House Burial was in' St. James’ (Ceme­ ing,” he said. "We had to take North Vietnam, there are going C h en D ^ ei t;39* PiEzi«iihi«oMie”p!!r69* i . U ’V " * * ' TVAlBtBS-IOTU m > P 6 a. attention was focused on his ages. ,0" - COM ..Wo HoH fn foVo 10 King S t, Rockvillc^ Mrs. among the major auto stocks. tery. The Rt.-Rev. Megr. Ed­ them out through windows.” to be aeddents, and peopl? will KSSERTTOPPUN _ . . m U BO RYI«-itai-taw rift. plans for removing all seats Mrs. OoWinsI parents were Maxine Grover and daughter. Hurt in Crash General Motors was steady. St. Aagustlne, Fla., claims to ward J. Reardpn, assisted by be hurt that you don’t intend to Pnldings 4»^4S* Fred M. Keck, 78, and his wife, Authorities said ^120, firemen Crystal Lake Rd.^ Rockville. Ford and Chrysler eased. Amer^ have the oldest house In North Keddi-Wif ~ BISCUITS , 3;^;:;29* Fathta O'Brien, read the com- from integrated schools, for put­ IAEA.-ATI A ____ A Hebron woman, Mrs. Got- hurt.” Dole Crushed, Sliced or Ghimk ting ’’out of order" signs on seg­ Mary, .76,..of Fort Lauderdale, and 14 pieces of equipment bat­ icaq Motors lost a fraction. America. An ancient structure mibbu service.. . . tled the blaze. DIS(3JAiROBD TODAY: don Lassow, was taken to Man- Identification of targets in regated water fountains, i,for Fla. toeels were barely changed. of undetermined orjig(p, it dis­ Beiuers Howard Pem­ Ralph Bleaudin 478 Wood'bridge cheater Memorial HospiitaJ by North Vietnam, particularly to PioeaiHila S .n i'L .U IO assigning white babies to any Five persons were injured in Ralls were narrowly mixed. plays the oolois of the United I lOnoa eaja..: berton, Charles Lundg;ren, ® ambulance pftoi’ a car accident the Hanoi area, is a big problem. w Negro who wanted tb go to the the cars struck by Mrs. (tollins’ Utilities ed g ed '.p p «r^ on bal­ States, Great Britain, Spain diaries' MbMton', Francis Ma­ A 1-: .1 . nn Blueneld Dr.; Norman Dupont, at Lancaster aJid Scarborough "You can’t toll the difference movies. auto, the coroner said., ance... and tiw Confederacy —flags of V f Lasagne honey, Hiomaa Mahoney and ADOUI Town Rds. about 1:80 this afternoom many times between dvttian 0 ^ But 1968 was - the big year., •‘•‘(tonfronted as they- lyere by Prices w ^ generally higher four of the different govern- ^ m ® jMjBift M ikoricy.. . mi. o u. .1 IT Au AAV 1 Wapping; 'Mrs. Lassow lyas a passenger buildings and military struc­ •niere was a. fire in. his office an intoxicated and erratic driv­ The Sehior and Youth (tooirs "Mrs. Erika Carmienkl, 450 m the vehicle her husband was < I the American Stock E x-' menta under whldi the olty, 0 tures,” toe informants said. "In townge. grew. \ Baby Cereal 2^37^v j LBARNS ENOUSH and much of his books and cor­ er, they suffered innpceptly as'’ of Center, (tongregational Gardner St.; Sabrina Nadeau, driving. ' 1^' Ew iit; ,1 .|A-': respondence was destroyed. He do mahyI hapless users of our Church''will not rehearse to- Coventry; Ddri Coughlin, 390 The other car was reportedly w JAKARTA — official lan­ Knj.FxD b y 0RE}|(ADE guage of Indone^a' is Bahasa gained sympathy and attention. highways who are met by night as previously scheduled.. Woodland St.; ’Timothy FYost, driven by Jan Richmond of Meats F0RlABin4’^ v l : Indodtaia. ERit English is the ’ ’Only in Am e^ca" alw was wrongdoers,” KoUer said in his ------..-----^----- '43 Claire Rd., Vernon; Rich- (barter 0€ik St. BRIDGEPORT .(AP)—An ene­ a no U-air ftrsf-foreign lahguaige taught in published.that year and It was finding. OONTBACT AWARDED ard Gummoe, Hillsdslq Dr., Ver. Damage was moderate to both my grenade claimed the life of OFF 1 ^ 6 - r CORRfiCTION! r WITH THIS COUPON AIMD PU6CHASE OF ANY jum m uunm the schools. in this hectic period that Gold------' * ' WASHINGTON (AP)—A 83,- non; Stephen Mayer, Glaston- cans, the Rfolunood oar with Anny Staff Sgt William D. Car­ mi’s prison record was made OONVierS OFFER TO FIGHT 361,273 military; conti^ct has bury: Gustav Andereon, (toven- dsMtage to its front" aadSeithe THE CORRECT PRICE FOR S'WIFT’S PREMIIIM son of. Bridgeport on Christmas CHELf ON HOUSE public. HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP)— been awarded to the Valley Met- try; Thomas Parzos, 4 Pearl L a s ^ car wiUi-dkniago to 'tts Day, his parents have been told. Rep. Clarence D. Long, D-Md., allurglcal Processing (Jo. of Bs- St.; Alexander Parrow, Staf- front left fender aad door, Carson was on a reconnais­ COCKfAll MIX W m i HARDWOOD HANDll- 1 TOP a lOTTOM I SndckcRAciiRt4'^H^ SMOKED PICNICS WDlirON m m . ■ : n PerMMuil Notice* INDIA LE^ M EVEN RUSSIA says he received a letter sex, (tonil. ford Springs; Mrs. Marjorie On Lancaster Rd. where ap- sance patrol to Vietnam whon COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., D K . 31 UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y.— In Oui^ A d Last Night Should Have Been he was killed, according to • WOOD HANOI! • flASTIC i'l from 3M of the prisoners at the The contract, awarded by the Berry, 92 (tolumbus ^t-: Brian parently liie Lassow cal' was • STVIIENE SCIAPII inSTlES Bieil-A-roil ^ Hie Utated Nations Statistical Maryland (torrectional Institu- Defense -Supply Agency, is tor Strlmaltis, Enfield; John Sho- traveling skid marks appeared L b . •ItC word received Tuesday by Mr. Card of ThaakB Yearbook lists 1,120 colleges tion, in which they offer to fight production of 4,462,700 pounds vak, 18 Brent Dr., Vernon; ofer the enow where an attempt and Mrs. Walter Carson of W* wlSb to (hank all of our nelah- and not S9e Ib. 'as ws|b toooneotly advertised tan, M«>4» and -relatlvaB-tiar n« and univenitiea in India, put­ in Vietnam. of magnesium powder,, acqord- ;Richard Brandwein, 462 Wood- had been m&de to stop The Bildgcqx^ ’ 'Prints •ffoctiv* thru Sat., Doc. 31. W« rasorva th« right to limit quantitiai. saay ada of klpdnfja aad ann- ting ft far ahead of Russia and C anon Is survived by Ms par­ aatbr abewn ua u ' our- MMnt l«»- Long said the Departm.ent of ing to the announcerrient ’Tues- bridge St.; Mra. Charlotte Rlrtimond car was appareHtiy the Ctaited Statee. The U.S.8.R. Defense hhs turned down the day by Rep. William L. St. Dewey and daughter, W are- traveling on Scarborough; Rd^ MEATOWN ents, a brother and nine slstera. lyianchester Pariuide, Middle Turnpike, West— Triple-S Redemption Center, 180 Market Square, Newington: Open F iila y Nights to 9— ^AU Redemption Cmiters Closed Mundajs, has T p ooHdges and iiniversitiaa offers until the prisoheri’ terms Onge, D-Ooim. a house Point; Mrs. Joan Klely Police were inyeetigating at 1315H SDaVER l a n e e a s t HARTFORD. C O ^. and the U .i. hak 6KL h^ave been (XMnpleted. c7 INSIDE ___ and daughter, Thompeoqvllle. preestime, * . . . A : I. /.'.J VI

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News Year s Grocery Values ' > Long Week-End! Super-Right'' Meats are Long on Vai CHICKIN OF THI SIA YUKON cu n -M m Dfpeill Tuna Fish Ghner Ale ”—U.S. Gov’t. IwapecteJ-No W utor AtWe j ■OVER 12 Iba. LIMT CIUNK SOLIIWIITE AM MtMTa FLAVIRt

7az. VMUt ea 3 3 M l 3 5 6 >sk 8 9 ' 1 .-h COOKED HAMS AOP ORADE A, 4UUILY CAUFOMIIA ! LMk'fM- tke. WHGlE or I B u tt T I NaM Hn wltk . . j P o rtio n j Tomato Juice Ripe Olives j a a U i n EITHER HALF I Oa Ttyl FULL CUT I CQc I PORTIOH Oir niMt lb. > AbP Cares... Aboii Y<5Q! QuHty REIIUUIIm . ^ - ' * 3 '-*^ ^ i. 0 0 •rPITTaTn. 2 3 - | ;0 0 CENTn CUTS, THICK or THIN Store Hours This Weekf NONE lUON All Flavara “ Super-Right” Quality Grain Fed Beef OPEN TILL 9 PJH. Mince Meat ''”*1^*****®*59' HI 3't ”:i.o o OUaaiNg Pork Chops WmL, Hiuk. a Fri. Fof Walls i Retail Sarfasaa' eNo^HfuvoNib >-'^• * i-h. OR Spic A Spun Cleaner pk«. 29 2 a - 39* Open Saturday TiH 6 pmi. ANN PAGE AtPIralie. , l-lfc. ^ O r il* A - 8 t5S 6 1.00 ROASTS 8 9 i Am Pat* w Mint Mm m u HUM, hiqhcti STEAK SALE MaxweM House Coffee '<^77* Cake Mixes lAi.li “Super-eiplit’^’Quolity BSP 25* “Sap^RIghP’ Quality FRESH PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN LiptonTeaBags p"'1.15 Z59* Upton Onion Soup Ml 2 t 39* “TeiHleiloiR PorterhoBse” Pot Roasts PERSONAL V n AeE “T-Bone” Indaded c NiELESS CHUCK CAUFIRHIA CHT Habisco Ritz Crackers 'lIT 37* IvorySoap - 4‘” 27* Pork Shoulders ' NONE PRICED HaSE PRICE! CAMELLIA IRANO 109 RICHERI Ha Fat Chaek Sunshine Hydrox CooMes It45* locial Tissuo MO-tpir - 6'~ 1.00 HIBHER! I suaD 5 3 l I 4 9 ‘ ■ 99 lb. Baaa h MILD»MELLOW COFFEE ^ "m m MM .nJf ie. ic 3 » . Boneless Sirloin STruea™” 1.69^ “Seper-Mgiit” Quelily BOF las las Seafood! Eight O'clock 59* »1.69 COCKTAIL Shrimp Cap'n Joha't 3 £ 1.00 Chuck Fillet Stenks NHHE PRICEH RIBHERI ^ 391 Grouad Chuck Haat'aSarv* lb. 79* FrNUy iriRid Fried Haddock ■aiy Ttaai RaHyl li ALL VARIETIES Fried Fish Cakes *55* Boneless Shenlder Steaks 99i 6 9 COOKED-FRISH M i k .g g * U.S.Ofama a m O vv V T ta . ituvrKiWimiPINSPECTED GRADE asiMwm •^■■YiweeyA—Raaiy Ta iv Daak WWM BONELESS—NONE PRIDED HI9HERI Duncan Hines mm Paaiad S DevalMd. iota W dM# 20ts RlMDr-TO-CAT M U W 3 - ' £ 1 . 0 0 ilHder A UHdar a n n i o u m u , n in w lum uw , umHioi u w Haat 'a Eat Fried Scallops *99* Turkeys it19 is . 43^ 24bs. 38L Ciuss RURaut 99: Ballards Ovan-Raady “Sapar-Rliht” Qaality—NONE PRICED HIQHERI SWItTarHOT Cooked Salami '“ 95'” ■* A m m m m m iM t M m AEPCMHad (la Dairy CaiaJ Cap'n John's 10 e x. 3 Biscuits Pillibury BuHarmilk 10 ZZ9> vniiiynjuice lURaamiat" i*a 99 Flpui|der Binjnf r . •’•■a- nuun-nmE umh tnUMsntn SULT>|>jNA ■«»79* Chicken Le^ twZm 491 Italian Sausage 79: SHaad To ierve ydi liettar. Instant Breakfast “ ^rZ'.XAO* larfa arSmal Pastram i *99*. * • 9* Staffed Olivos "SaFar-RlsM”^HIDKEN THIONS ar - AUtOOD RRAND—Tap QaalHy ^ ^ IMPORTIO Nartla'a—Sami-Swaat ***• DELKmSSBH Dm. — -i""'I . ■ , . 0 A .____t i _____ I , _ m O N SeiS ciieeolaf* pkg.49 . stem SHcad- Coukud Hum "*09* .^25* AOP KiMtn Peanuts "zsr Honlt Beef viik 99* Breasts (Brasst Baae Remvad) 1/1 -'i' •' KRAUSS 5 5 : Sliced Bacon e:l69‘ To anile flittle more. r Claanad Jumbo Shrimp *''■“•cap 83* Excel Salted Mixed Huts -75 liverwurst Frath or Smelpd vi!'»-49*. ARMOUR'S ar KRAUSS KIELIASt ' ^par-RIght” GHalHy—FRESH Chocelal* 12 oi. i|| m g Venlloaf , SLICED THIN ib79« Ann Page Thin Mints Covarad boi 4 9 Tomato Soup \**“"“ ’ 4 -“45* Impertad Polish Sausage 79: Veal Cuhed Steak 99: To lay, "Thank you,” 125 ft. BokiRd Ham Stora Slicad wib-89® REEF, PORK, VEAU-NONI PRIDED HIQHERI BOHELESS DUNES ar Strips— lOHE PRIMO HIGHER! Cut Ritf Wax Paper roN ' Ib.33e eyery time you shop A&P^ 25 Pooches "“StT' 3'*-“1.00 Potatohi StoiM Salad wMi larHaa ^ - ■ \p . ■ . . ■ 1 f neol la o l Mix 79t Stewing Beef > 89: H f ' CAMPBELL'S To try to have^all the things you want. 1 A. If TMItt tllN Country-Good Dairy Foods Thrifty Jane Parker Baked Foods _ « Pork & Blenns 2 To be more helpful. ' B&P BRAND SOUR RY8 or c r». FOR SALADS AND SANDWICHES MM Hioestk To keep giving you the most good food RHait Sliced Swiss 99 D. Pumpernickel Bread M Jar ! «/ for the least amount of money. "ASP ■ ■ g A M f A Cbaaaa Slica*—Paitauriiad Hellmnnn's Mayonnaise *^67 CrbpySeaak Cream Cheese faftaarlmd- JA pkat.>.iC3 B B e i ^ U ^ D l G WhHa or Colerad Amaricaa ykg.4m Potato Chips 'L*89* Party Rye Bread » 23* To go OTi being the dependable store Crofiker Bofrai '£ 69* bmdO’ LakesButter ’iirCBl* RagalarrSba * 69* Holiday Coffee Coku '£L“ B9* , REDEEM THESE VALUABLE COUPONS! KRAFTS SUNNYBROOK ate. m m c '•O L D ar IS, you can trust * , ^ VelveeitiC CHEESE SPREAD 2 £ 99* Wash iggs Grada A—Madhim Sii* ' I dei. 9 9 Pound Cuke c r Mc w t 45' Twin Rolls 12 £ .29* VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON . KRAFT^-rPImaate, m AAC i l . WISCONSIN '1 Spreads Ollva-nmanto,.P(aeapp1a ' '•|an . O w ''- - Sharp Chedddr WaltAgad 89' Cookies Sbartbraad 2 £ 89* With PurchiM of With PurchaN of I WhitoBraod 4 >T:69* To continue to be fair and honest ' , 16‘ OFF eVll THIS COUPON $ r " A g % on MORE AND I 9 9 o W THIS COUPON Frozen Food Buys! So Fresh So Low In Price! A-.P Produce Tewarda the Purchaae of a 6Mt ez. can '■ - - A . !■" •in pricing, labeling, and promises. ‘ i Tofworda tho P u rd i^ of a pkg. oii 25 I DESSERT TOPPING I I ‘ AOP REAl CREAM AIKA-SEITZER I To show you again that at A&P, “WE CARE.” I V , O n i Coupon por family Ona Coupon par-__ Valid thru Sot., Dac. 31tt. ■: . Valid thru Sm., ilat. A&P Orange Juice 'M aine Potatoes Iceberg lettuce ■ - ■ ' ' ' ' . - — -“ --m g; To keep these resolutions. i. RRAHE A ^ 12 Jktt* [ C 1 ^ ft Wiitcr KcepiNg CiHfirilA larfR VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON \ ^ “ThcRcilThHir dm W # . R.S. Hi. 1 Size A A V ^ 7 0 ^ HME MICEH HIHHERl ‘ Ml M ^ I 7 14 7 It' ' ■ .1 ■ • ' I • IT'V Wifti Purchai# of I With Purehaie of Put us to the test $ '0 A A P** Mora and I Dellelaes GaHdiai, Gakad ar Friad Flee laHec o w I ♦5.00 I A&P Grape Juice ‘£ ‘ £ * UJLNobn 9 1P Thii Coupon I This Coupon I 35 2 39 I the Ptirchoae ef I lb. package Yellow Sweet Potatoes 2'*29* McIntosh Apples Btk** Mhihiwai 3 £ 49* Towordt tha PurchoM of a 1 doz. cinr. I r I SUPfR-NIOHT IRAND I Libby’s Frait Drinks y £ 1(P HOHE FRIGID HiaHERl' FallalJaled^ . We’re determined to care even more in ’67. SUNNYBROOK-GRADE A-ANY SIZE I I I I Marvel Brand leu Cream £ * Jscurole or Chicory M 5* Culifomia Fresh Lemons 6 - 39* FRESH EGGS I / FRAHKFOHn I 1 69 Ono Coupon por family. One Ceupen per family. I I Frhit Continental : strawbe^ ibs '£ * Avocado Pears ■££29* AnjouPeoni ««* 2*^^39*. Valid thru Sot., Dac. 31st. VoNd Ary Set., Dec. 31st. 39 I BIrdt Eya—Mixad ftuit SwpcMna, H) oi. .j MrnMHrauMhiNKaiiEAT atm ntic a p a c if ic t u oo., me I I - j Fruit Continuntdi RalRburrlMi'Nach CeMbldaga , pkg. 49* Imported Pitted Dotes i>» ,«f» ..jg* California Pascal Celery *131* VALUABLE COUPON S..-':'A' a \ ' ' \ ■ ' ' tVA'**-/ Sr ✓ . . 20‘ OFF WITH PURCHASE OF |5.60 or MORE A>dD THIS COUPON i AkoaWrap _ Silver Dusta^ FlufbAII - NewSunsHin^ ' Aluminum Foil V Blu^ Detergent’ , Detergent hRinso Detergent j a n e PARKER SHORTRREAD COOKIES 12-WIdtli IIM.QQC Far Automatic Waihart MbMox. ^C Coconut Chocolate Chip, 1-lb. pkg. or Pocan or Nut Crunch, 15 OK. lAgl For Valuable FINS GIFTS! pig. V* Centrollad l-lb. 3 ex. Q/Lc 3 One Coupon per family. VaRd thni Saturday;; Dec. list. STAMPS i:,*35‘ £ 79‘ Seda pEg. vO PRICETEFFECTiVETHROl)^ SATURMyT dEC Srat~m THtt CO^UN ttY AND VKINITY. i; i? . .1 .A - “ • • i r ; ,. 4 ■ \ 'r ^ . fAGE FOURTEEIf JiANCHESTfiJB^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OJNNi, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 8 ,19M Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER-28,J.966 ^ a n r ljir ja tfr WEDNESDAY, DjBCEMBER 28, 1966 Pages IS to 23

C H b iC C EZ C U T iter: Past PlAces, People Boards Subcommittee

4 4 ^ MORRELL T o R e v i e w iV e w Sewer Rules BEEVICE ON THE DOORSTEP ith a quart measure for a p. My mother brought her The Manchester Board of Di­ .Manager Robert Weiss said last Meat and fish, keroeene pitcher to the door. The rectors dTClded last night to :ht that he goes along with Ice, eye glasses and milkman pulled the cap off the HAMS meet with a Chamber of Com­ thV.sugfgested reductions. merce subcommittee, to review liss said also thaf he will came to the housewtfd^ In the milk can, turned it upside down, proposed new rules for sanitary recoifimend to the new Cfiiarter days before the.,.«Sipennarket8 measured out a quart or two of milk, and poured it into her sewer assessments, before tak­ Revlsit^Commission, tp, be' ap­ and the secondf oar—or even a pitcher. It was an inconven­ ing any Jormiil action. pointed iW t month, that it con- first car Utmost famlUea. ience for the milkman; so some Meeting Informally last night, s.ider a cm^rter change which K O a ^ T ). Krause, 44 Ridge enterprising dealer conceived the board'was briefed by Public would g r a n te e town sewer de­ St, rememben from his child­ the idea of milk tickets. The Works Director Walter Fuss partment aut^m ous authority hood the vendors and peddlers pitcher was left on the stoop who had' drafted the proposed to borrow for \ewer-extension who went from door to door In with the required number of new rules, and was brought up construction. horse-drawn wagons or on foot Ucltets. The tickets were used to date on Chamber suggestions The borrowing Wtmld perndt for further revision.' to find and serve customers. He over and over until they were •s a new regulation w ^ h would •: x > .jS.> . 'The Chamber subcommittee shares his memories in the fol­ worn out, going from hand to V create a 15 to 20-year^ayment lowing account. hand, from house to house. By P IN EH U R S T consists o f Jack R. Hunter, plan, similar to home m b ^ a g - ^ Fresh M«sU and Fish all medical standards, we should AtlllAlf nAIIAT O A c chairman;' Andrew Ansaldi, es payments, for repaylng\sew- Regular sights on the street have had an epidemic, but" we U.S. CHOICE |.|||||.|l If fJllN 1 ' ,^ 9 lb ' Alexander Jarvis, Jack Davis, er assessments. and Frank Gambolatl. in my boyhood, were the butch­ never did. BLOCK 1st Cl^,. V lfW W Il 11 ■ tv The plan would help fulfl ers, bakers, milkmen and fish- The butter and egg man I Many of its suggestions have Fuss’ parting recommendatlon,\ men. remember had a two-hors^ rig. already been accepted by Fuss, prior to his* Jan. 6 move to a rnie typical butcher’s cart was On rare occasions a sleigh might Tiny tender btte-slzed and others are being consid­ new Job in Sarasota Fla., "The usually white; for sanitary pur­ also have two horses in heavy Cubes o f Tender ered. Town should encourage the in­ poses, I suppose. While solid in enow, or the old black hearse Chuck Roast lb.49‘ ' On the subcommittee’s rec­ stallation of sanitary sewers.” structure and not so high or might have two horses, but BLOCK CENTER CUTS STEWING BEEF ommendation, the outlet charge, Targe, it was bulR in the style most teams about town were for tying into down-utream, of the chuck wagons or covered A .-.f. sanitary - sewer improvements, drawn by single horsea . . . V V\\ CoKfornia Cut Special—Lb. wagons of the Western trails. The eggman who came to our " v'v ' ' ''' ' 89c will be pegged at $100 per Police Arrests The butcher went from house neighborhood had his wife with dwelling unit; at $500 per de­ veloped acre of land for institu­ to house to his regular custom­ . . s .s •••. .N S A- i; •• Kenneth P. Braithwaite, 16, of 2 him. He drove the horses. It Chuck Roast lb. 59' ham buru / ».69« ers. While .one could usually see was the wife’s Job to deliver the tional buildings, such as schools, 374 HillUard St. was charged at him coming and be waiting for eggs at each stop, carrying her churches, etc.; and at $500 per 11:3S'p.m. yesterday with speed­ acre o f retail, commercial and him, when he c e ^ up to the basket to the door, holding a A %^s'.A BONELESS CHUCK r o a s t / u . 69c ing. Braithwaite was issued ft house he shouted ‘‘Meatman” at Industrial property ready for summons after-a cruiser p«itrol- oonversation, and making the ■iv;‘ the top of his lungs, deform the • •• • • development. man saw him drive out of the sale. Her husbsmd sat -on the So plump they can’t stand i|p. 59 customer got out to the boad- wagon seat, reins in hand, SHOULBER STEAK n. e Tentative proposals, based on parking lot at Gqorge For Teens way, he had propped up thb sinoklng a curved.stem pipe, New. . . Oven ready. . . No thaw Metropolitan District schedules, on Tolland ’Tpke. at a fast speed. back o f his c ^ dropp^ the the''curvature seeming to par­ 79 were $200 for the dwelling-imit He is scheduled to appear la 8 CHUUK UROUNU c chopping-block tailboard, hung allel Us pmstache. '^ey were CACKLEBIRD Albano and Mrs. Gordon discuss the merits of her sketches before they are con­ charge and $1,000 for the per- Manchester Circuit Court Jan. up the swinging scales, and was The baker’s cart was one of the many door-to-door callers for the sale of food or goods a verted into patterns for ballet costumes. (Herald photo by Ofiora) developed-acre charge. Town 16. German peopte and stopped couple of generations ago. 3 -1 79 open for business. He didn’t only jat Qenntm;^ homes. The ROCK CORNISH -IN BLENB « have a vast variety of cuts of most unforgettabld^-impression \ meat but he would manage to was their immaculate appear­ mongrel dog, tore out the seat of the newly kindled fire as the ed, a red or blue Jacket trim­ Pinehnrst very lean Pork Chops slice off a special piece from a of the wasbman’s pants, we smoke permeated the cellar 12th Circuit ance—dress, cart, horses, ilveiy med withe gold, and a little GAME HEN and Roasts are of exceptional qiud- big chunk to the satisfaction of didn’t give up the washman; he and upper .floor when my father brass buckle on tiie hamesd - round hat of the same color. The ity. Lamb LeRs. . . Lamb Chops. his customer. The meat kept sparkied in the sunlight. ... ^ve us up until the dog was started the fire. Later, it was a little hat was tipped each time G>urt Cases wen in the winter months, but, disposed of. Joy to go down to the cellar and Ice, Kerosene, Laundry the monkey was given a penny. Special as I kxdc back, I am sure that Inhale the combined aroma of The ice man was a summer ^ Sumiaer Specialties The qrgan grinder would tip his tile sprinkling o f ice used in the the drying birch Wood and the Again we featyrC a top grade lean .. ROOCVXLLE: SESSION .. visitor. In our town, the wag­ In the early spjln;^, a Ashman hat if one gave the monkey a HG-mcui 9 m A v g . summer was more for effect apples Which were stored in the sliced Bacon at Manchester’s !<^est Ehigene S. Hunt, 19, of Ma­ on was usually painted red with would traverse the streets sell­ dime or more. Not only was the Poumi, Twelve Ounces than efficiency or sufficiency. ing Connecticut River Miad dnd cold cellar.. monkey wforgetta^e but so price honey Rd., Broad Brook was The fisherman’s, cart, in the yellow lettering. Since it was a Put a few in your freezer at this fined $100 in Rockville Circuit seasonal occupation, the Job of alewives. We never could ihake Pack Peddlers was the'sound of music and the summer months, was another very low price for this larger size. RATH’S SLICED <3ourt 12 yesterday for charges delivering ice was sought after out exactly what he yelled; it Not all the street vendors laughter from the circle o f chil''' Serve them New Year’s . . . fun cook­ matter. His cart was a water­ dren. of malicious damage to ceme- . by college students, first to get sounded more Mke "eel wops” were fortunate enough to have ing Instnictlona on back. dripping affair. If you dh^’t tery property. the wages sind secondly for the than "alewives,” but he sold to a carl,'Some carried their mer­ We don’t want to repeat BACON Lb 69c happen to be at home when he The damage was done at the muscular development derived the housewife, who welcon^ad- chandise on their backs and these by-gone days but neither came, you could follow his trail Filington Center Cemetery. The from carrying the pieces of ice. the delicacy. walked from door to door. I re­ do we want to forget entirely We wUl have another ad lu llinrBday’B Herald.. .Please read it.. .biit before we the fish smell for some time case of Nancy L Champlin, Pin­ When making delivery, they in­ In the early summer the member one dry ^oods peddler these milestones along so­ say any more we better fopoi^ through on the top item in today’s ad and tell you about after. He was often a nocturnal nacle Rd., arrested on the same variably misjudged the size of strawberry man canie with his who came frequently to our ciety’s pathway. the sale on our wonderfol EZ Cut MORRELL’S Fully Cooked Hams. With the help peddler, coming late Thursday Ballerina Janet Popeleski of Manchester dons her costume for the final approv­ charges was refered to the fam- ' the piece of ice which would fit “plat” of berries at twenty-five houfte carrying on his back, .a nigM so that tiie fitii would be TTie following members of of a friendly supplier, and by giving you most of our profit, we offer this finest of ily relations officer and continu­ the refrigerator so that it re­ cents a quart for top gpade composition case the size o t k al of its designer. She is dancing a leading role, the Snow Queen, in “ The Nut­ fresh for Friday—fish day. As- t^e. Public Information Com­ hams at 20o lb. below last week. Whole or Butt Half of 10 to 12 or 14 to 16 Ib. MorreH ed to Jan. 17. quired chii^dng, with chips fly­ berries, which he had picked coffin. He had pieces of yard cracker.” (Herald photo by Ofiara) ..■e children, we would peer out o f mittee, o f the Manchester His­ Hams In tpe l>lue^ WR^tper wUl be-featured at 99o Ib. In the case of Hsury P. Moon, ing all over the hallway or that morning from his own field. goods, curtains, table cloths, torical Society will welcome ------:------the bedroom window at his lan­ * ' charged with breach of the kitchen. On a really hot day, it He was followed by t)te other napkins, scarves, thread, dress­ further contributions for this 'heavy, industrial zipper- used in tern-lighted wagon as he passed BUY NOW Oft OftUER FOft N6W YEAR'S PARTIES peace a $500 bond was called was fun for the youngsters to produce sellers: The IHueberry es, petticoats, and many other bi-monthly coltmui reserving sportswear as part o f the de­ by. His dress was on the ec­ Town ]Vomen Make with stay of forfeiture to Jan. follow the cart and beg small man, . the sweet «orn 'farmer, items. the right to edit or reject: Mrs. sign. She also created the first centric side, with sleeve pro­ For the hoUday we wUl have freshly made SWEDISH KORV,'Jumbo (15 to 20 to 3. pieces of ice to suck on. the fellow with the wsigun-loed W e had one peddler who visi t­ Frank Atwood, 110 iV’estland a pound) Shrimp, Tiny Cocktail Franks and ’Tiny Smoked Franks.. .Butterball Tur­ burlap wrap-aroimd skirt tectors half way up his arms, EJdgar W. Seeley, 26, of Hart­ of 'vVatermelons, another with ed our house seUlng eye glasses. S t; Edson M. Bailey, 99 Tan­ keys. . .STEAKS THAT ARE PROPERLY AGED. Also, Aged Roast Beef and plenty She and her husband and a rubber apron, and half boots. ' Thie kerosene man bad a cart ford was fined $% for fraudu­ “blood oranges,” and, later, by He was a most unforgettable ner S t ; William Coe, 463 Cen­ of Sirloin Tip Boast Beef. . Costumes for Ballet children came to Manchester In most cases the horse knew mounted with a tank and drawn lent issue cf a ohecto with the the potato man and the man character. He was very short ter St; Miss Helen Estes, 36 more than a year ago. He is a the route and passed from one by a horse of incredible lean­ selling apples and sweet elder. Mrs. George (Mlflge) Gordon of 27 Glendale Rd. and charge changed to obtahdng and stout so that his thinly hair­ Forter S t; Mrs. H o r a c e test pilot for Pratt and Whitney, ]4 house to the next w i^ a single ness. With the advent of piped Lqss lunial was tl^^ who money by false pretenses. ed head looked like a hall set­ Learned, BO^JFnreet S t ; Mrs. seven other Manchest^er women are responsible for cos­ DivlfiWi. oil, .vUntted - Alrcralt "Get up” from his master. His gas, kerosene'was ofi its viray sold' honey. He come on a 'bi­ Other cases disposed iiifGlen­ ting on a keg. But the “ baU” •HOrry Maidment, 99 Robert tumes for “ The Nutcrftckei?,'’ 'th»Chri«m ftB production ’ (ioriJ;,'Bast*«artf6rd. . fish horn had a singular S9und, out of use. I can remember cycle. His usual apparel was PINEHURST GROCERY, da G. Carlyle, Wfilie a rcle , wore gold-framed glasses and Rd.; Miss Anna McGuire, 22J of The Hartford Ballet Co. which is prasented tomor­ • ------fj Tolland, failure h>'"gvaiM one- Milk, Batter and Eggs standing at ...the sidewalk and gray pants, cHpped ankles 1 wondering how the man man­ the "kog” had a coet which St Jamee. St; and Herbert CQRNER MAIN STREET and TURNPIKE row at 8 p.m. at Bushnell-Memorial Auditorium, Hart­ half highway, $26 with $5 remit­ W e still have milkmen, but I so as. not to be c a u ^ t in the hung within inches of the f ^ r . Swanson, 233 S. Main S t remember the ones who used to aged to make a living and bike ctoin, a black suit coat, a ford. Tickets niay be purchased, at the dooi^. . * New Tax Form ted; Graydon F. Cochran, Som­ A chart was set up at the ap­ costume designer for the ------r------—- some to the door carrying a big whether the hbrse’s usual food derby nat, and a black bow tic. ers, crowded front seat, $15; . allowance had been curtailed propriate distance from the po­ ballet edmpany, Mrs. Gordon making clothes for myself Wilfred W. Dancosse, failure to Honey was «oId refined in ft tential customer. ’Then with a For Limited Use proportionally to business. I am glass Jar or'Yff'lhe cone as the directs the efforts of the other children.” drive established Ituie, $25; Rus­ i I sure that I was wrong, as the frame aknilar to the one used by sell A. Fransen, 28, 12 Grand- ' seamstresses: Mrs. Jolm Bow- Joseph Albano, director of 'The new individual income * 1 , , bees left it, whichever one pre­ present-day optennetrists, he set kerosene men left a sizeable en, 570 Woodbrldge St.;. Mrs. Hartford Ballet Co., says, tax form 1040Q is for use of view ’Teriii’llsdlure to yield right i THIS YEAR ferred. in various lenses \mtil you could I' -r ' estate. . There was another individual­ save Martin Duke, 15 Scarborough delighted to have Mrs. federal t^payers in Arkansas, of way, $18; Paul Kulich Jr-,.. see the figures on the chart GIVE YOURSEiF The wash man (he wasn’t Miller, 358 costume designer, 61, Metcalf Rd., Tolland, failure ist —the horse radish man. He clearly. W h «i you did, you had Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana,' A yet called the laundry man or came to the door with a firkin ^yd^l St; Mrs. Vincent Pope- ^er practicality, originality and New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas to drive righl '$15; Jbhn J. tbecorreotglassee. A frame was up to leski, 112 Helaine M ., Mrs. gpegUyity gpg what we lieed. McOonville, 4?> Sadds Mill Rd., cleaner) came on Mondays. and woidd measure out the de­ selected, the lenses insetted, a and Wyoming, Josei^ J, Con­ That was wash day and nothing EUlington, speeiding.'nolled, fall-' sired quantity ’With a measure nominal Tee charged, and he was •..5 Sh. h.r .ubj„„ >». ley Jr., district directois pf In­ MAGNIFICENT could change it. The soiled which' was in the firkin, make ternal Revenue said today.r ure. t o drive established lane, on hie way to the next house. '“ n! lTFoSst'”°“ $20; Albert E. Rowfett, 42, Hil- clothing was set out in a roimd the money trtmsactlon, and re^ works with me and .with the Residents of those states Who. There were music peddlers, A graduate of the .Rhode Is- Uard St., Manrfjester, improp­ MAGNAVOX... bin tub on Sunday night to be place the measure along , with dancers to achieve the desired have received the BV»nh 1040Q too. The most memorable one land School of Design, Provi­ er' use license, n^led, failure picked up early Monday morn­ the germs which passed during effect of mood and movement” and -who have moved' into the was the hand organ with his dence, she earned a bachelor’s to cauvy license,'* bond for­ ing and returned, wet, in the the exchange of coins. As I re­ Connecticut area should file Qualify monkey. The monkey w|w usu­ degree in fine arts while at- Mrs. . Gordon insists that her feited. tub in time to get it dried that member, thoiKh, the horse rad­ their returns on the new fotia day In the yard. It was sheer ish was so het that I question ally better dressed than the or­ tending school. Mrs. Gordon Also, Anthony Wilkinson, 18, C O LO R T V gan grinder—in brown pants, painted portraits and danced in Pallet. In the "Land p t but should maU the return to 52 Village S t, ihtoxlcation, $10; 'tragedy lf~ the schedule wasn't whether any germs could siur- through which his tail protrud­ a trio which appeared on tele- Snow'’ sequence she says "the the Southwest Region Servlca Ronald B. Ztbold, 18,, 1 Farmer niet, with threats to do it one­ vlve. Center, Dallas, Tex., as directed self or to change wash men if Save 664 vision in college shows and at ■ children wUl look like snow S t, disorderly conduct;, $1(>; The main .difference betw e^ benefits. people, thus creating the de- on instructions accompanying STEREOSVSTEMS be was late. After Trouble, our the old horse-cart Ice cream Playtex "Soft-line" Raymohid'Bartholomew, 54, no Galling herself "a frustrated slr®5 image even before the the form. man and the modern motorized Padded Bra with or certain ' iBiddress, intoxication, SRK TMKiM VI' ballerina," she says, “ I thor- dancing begins, Form 1040Q is purely a test cart vendors is that ■ the old- without stretch strapi $10; James Stanton, 26, Boston^ oughly.* enjoy designing cos- Before and a^r her mar- sampling for a selected |group of timers sold homemade ice FUEL O IL OnlyS3.29, reg. $3.9S Mass., Intoxication, $10; Rob­ tumbs for the ballet company tiage, Mrs. Ooraon designed taxpayers in the Southum^t^area cream. Cones were a nickel, 32A-38.B. ert P. Pinkman, 24, operating because it gives me the creative sportswear for leading compan- only and other taxpai^W will NORMAN’S NEW YEAR’S which was, comparatively without license, $15, failure to Streamers, Confetti, continue the use o f the Form carry registration, $3. IN( . speaking, a high pricqj for the — 14.5— outiet X need while still allow- ies in New York and Boston. Paper PlatM, Napkins KKo or 1040A, as apiflkwble. kids who couldn’t' muster up a Ing me tiine for my family and She was re ^ n sib le for the first lir> HAKTFOUI) IM). 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. 24-HOUR AtRFOBT UNIQUE Gas h«ilf whole nickel; he had thrsercent ,Saye$1.00 . ARTHUR DRUG e l e Gt r i c s m a d e ^ T I L >3$ ASUNCION, Paraguay — M \N('HK.^TKR and even penny cone's. Usually ..... "Living"* Stretch Bra DETROIT—The last Ameri­ there were Just three flavors — R. B. REGIUS^ Asuncion International Airport 6434)577 only $3.95, reg. $4.95. can electric , automobile.was is . the only airfield in Central vanilla, cl^ocolate, and straw- Adjustable stretch H e ASE NOTE .. . ben ^ —but each was delicious. produced ln :l9^ by the'Detroit South America that operates strapsLjheer back and Electric Vehicle Company, 24 hours a day. . Fuel for Fall sides?3M-40C ("D" AFTER NOV. 1, 1966 STATE LAW PROHIBITS casts so Uttic The woodman was a fall visi­ sizes $t.(X) more) tor, arriving Just before the ap­ Toro cures shortness of THE USE OF MOST KEROSENE i / proach of cold weather,_ The SoldiePs Medal •i 0 " T ■ S-:'. wood was needed to start the ROOM HEATERS breath and backache « coal fire ip the kitchen stove and in the furnace. Despite the ■ * ‘V- Job we knew was facing us In FAIRWAY Russell fast.. .fast., .incredibly fast! the piling of. the wood in its ap­ propriate plac|, there was sat­ isfaction in the assurance of f(ty all your SaveS'l.OO For Vieftnattii Heroism New Snow Pupf clears warmth in the cold days ahead. new years eve "Uving''* Long Line Stretch For Your Family I can jriill smell the fragrance pnrty supplies I Bra only $6.95, reg. $7.95. Pvt. Kenneth F. Russell, Aon of Mr. and Mrs. Horace a S(woot drive in Adjustable stretch: Heater sizes for one room Russell of 343 Highland St. has recently received a Sol­ ■ti' just 10 minutes I straps; sheer back or an entire house dier’s Medal for heroism in- saving the lifa of his friend. The medal, was I>resented on Dec. 2, for heroism That amoupts to about half a and sIdesrWith or without _ _ 2-inch waistband. Also ’A Length performed on Oct. 4, at Can- ton a minute, yet it weighs just Tho, Vietnam. 20 pounds so you don’t need to Long Cine only $6.95, reg. GHAUENCma NEW POSITIONS The. citation which came with feel like a cad when your wife $7.95 32A-44C("0’'sizes once in anvliile! r " the medal says RumeU saw hip > does the walks. In fact, the $1.00 more) IN GONNEUTIGUrS OLBEST frimid (unldentifieid) fall on aluminum frame, durable, dent- proof polyethylene construction INSURANGE GOMPANY UNI'MATIC* some high voltage wires as • and special handle make it so GAS-FIRED crew was rebuilding a guard post. Russell acted qiUckly. maneuverable you can handle it . f . ■ . - . almost like a s'hovel on steps or Available for: Knowing he could himself be Open windowiB can carry a big price ta^ If ptok patios. Digs deep, throws snow CONSOLE electrocuted, he ran to his friend up to Ifi toet, and adjusts to 7 TYPISTS , - / Save$1.00 sjid pujled him from the sizzling another way tq heat your house— either because the "Living"* Long line Bra wires and administered immedi­ different positions. The price? SevefIM Save $2.00 HEATER A very reasonable CLERKS only $5.95, reg. $6.95. ate artificial respiration; until Phytex'“Magk ContFonei"* heating methocj is too expensive to begin with, or be­ 'remedy for win- SJAA96 Plsyte^ made with Lycra* Girdles Bias-cut side Ms friend’s breathing was re­ only $5.98, reg. $6.95. Hold-In power Girdles with fingertip panels, CtOSCD ter’a snow shovel- ■ ww KEYPUNCH OPERATORS panels. Also *A , Eetlly lestolUd • Heoti A lliltlily • l«w Ir Celt fROKT stored. V cause it’s been getting more expensive every year. that won't wash out—machine i ing mircry. Just Terms! only $5.95, reg. $7.95. Length Long Line According to the citation, unshable Girdle only $5.95, r ^ i Pull-on Girdle $5.95, reg. ^ I ' ' 1-^ ' ■ '. 1 TOPOMngi "Priyate Russell’s - courageous COMPLETE 'IV^dOO-Ft. only $5.95, Whether it is one ^room or on entire house, GAS heat has quite another story to tell ^ ‘ ^ V, If yoii are a compeWt typist, good transcriber, or $6.95; Pahly w ly $6.95, reg. $7.95; Pull-on Panty only ' your family will be cpzy-worm this winter MOOUATea CONTIOl actions at the riak of his life, a ) WATERPROOF CORO reg. $6.95 A I It^ve an aptitude for figures, $7.95; LongLeg Panty Uhown) ^ $7.95; Long Leg Panty (shown) (ONmUB ARROW fellow soldier was s^ved from 32A-44C("D" sizes, with o Peerless Gas-Fired Console Heoter. B rtly $5.95, npg. $9.95 Girdle only $7.95, reg. certain' death.” , , Right here in the Hartford sirea, the dbst of gas heat hae ^ $1.00 more) j| This heoter is easily instolled, heats quickly, Kowa Ollier ‘Toro” Snow Blowers from $89il5 THE HARTFORD OFFERS $9.95; Zipper Panty (shown) , low in operating cost, ond ottroctively 1W0-WAV yUflMC Mrs. Russell said Kenneth ------^ Easy Tttnis! • only$9.95,r^ $11.95 designed. You con enjoy o lifetime of wrote her that he was some­ gone dowfij^pearly 25% over the last 13 years. You can't ■WErrm^ Opportunity to. grow with a rapidly exi>anding company. comfort plus oil the extra features found what surprised to receive the medal. He in^cated to her that beat THAT lor economyr - - G o^ starting salaries, excellent working t^dl^na, group, In the Peerless Heater. Comp in Today! hospital and life insurance. Sickness benefits, paid holidays, his arm hurt for about a week Pvt. KennStif F. RusseO modem low lost cafeteria,, ample free parking, 6-day, There's o style ohd size for your needs. • . ' I • after the action, and he toMt Lh8 .. . hour .work week; no Saturday. Ctdl coUecl 647-5355' or All bras and girdles are white. . . all g i^ e heroic action quite caauaUy, she DuBe, who Is in charge o f Army, 647-5363, for an appointment .for a penranal interview. MANCHESTER said.' recruitment in the Manches- “First for Everything!” ' . sizes: XS, S, M, L. (XL sizes are $1 more). After he received the ipedal, ter area, the 8oldlers’Medal is THE HARTFORD INSURANGE GROUP he Wrote to h|s mother that he not a common medal. It ia,givfin DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET felt Ulee an "old man”. He had to a wjdler who, at the risk of I. . Hartford Plnss GAS EQUIPMENT CO. WfleoiiM Hara DAVIDSON A LEVENTHAL. M ANCH Ei^ PARKADE saved the Ufe of a youngster, biq own life eitvea the. life of ft MANCHESTER • 648-5221 . 580 Asylum Avenue *•1, I His friend to 18, lie wrote t o his buddy. Hie medal is given for 4S7 MAM Sr.,^ ,649-3098 THE• I I HARTFORD ' GAS COMPANY^ . • • ^ .Hartford, OonBeottout mother. Kenneth is 19. ' action iwt directly involving th* r'" > I n tk *^ VoSiaait. 8M» awitu iyew owSif. >«

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING ftEI^LD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 28,1988 ■'L ■r Think how many you*d htfve to New Brace . §quee%e to get this mucti fuicel !l r ^ e to get y ■ O f ^lluloid year in, year eut Epi<^'Ready uviii^ with Bt b o b tHOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Th« minHNlcfng!'*^ \year’R end has broug'ht a brace 'W super-specials for mo^iegoera — “ The Sand Pebbles” and Th» best resolution "Qrand Prix,” filmed for a total for people who hate cost of $22 million. Both seem to be winners. high prices!^ Start Blpics seem to arrive In pairs your New Year nowadays. One week In autumn . right with mini- brought premieres of two films with rel^oiis themes, “ Hawaii" '^ricing savings and “ The Bible.” Despite poor I . you can cut reviews, both seems to be faring Stop&Shop your food budg- well at the box office, especially “ Hawaii.” at by around How we have a couple of high- $200 a yepr for powered adventures, and they Bradlees an a V e Ka g.f have been made by expert and* loving hands. Robert Wise, who FOODS family of fo(/r. created the most popular movie m of all time, “ The Sound-of Mu­ -WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES sic,” deals with different mat­ \ ters in “ The Sand Pebbles.” - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES This time he depicta war and ALL STOP & SHOP STORES W lU CLOSE 6 P.M. S)hTURDAY, DEC 31 revolution, as if in answer to critics who assailed “ The Sound of Music” as sacharine. The setting is 1926 China. The 2 figures in the foreground are the crew members of an Ameri­ can gunboat, the San Pablo, which attempts to protect the RING IN THE NEW YEAR WITH THE JINGLE OF CASH SAVINGS! lives of missionaries and other Americans caught in the inter­ nal strife. Admirers of BTse’s musicals > — he also made "West Side Sto­ ry” — may have forgotten that he can also handle realism in an expert manner, as witness “Somebody Up There Likes Me” and “ I Want to U ve.” He shows his skill in “ The Sand Pebbles,” especially in a prize­ I fight scene and in a shipboard battle. Wise makes full use of the Chinese landscapes — actually Taipei and Hong Kong. But he is also an actor's director, and he Carving is easy with U,S» Grade A A tempting variety of quality meats and cold cuts, for your party platter! draws from Steve McQueen a 10 ox QQc beautifully sustained and na­ a DEVEINED pkg II Countryfine Sliced Swiss Cheese p^T 85* turalistic performance. The rest Cooked Shrimp of the cist performs with skill, pk'g 4 „ ’l Stop & Shop Sliced Swiss Cheese 47* Plumrose Sliced Bolted Ham pkV59* 4 « i A « and Candice Bergen in her flrst Sliced Meats , Genoa B.C Salami pockagu ■* TUtKEY, COINID 9 5 ex $1 \big role proves she has star BONELESS l4ox AAf for Birds Eye French Fries, 9 oz pkg 7 Sea Maid Shrimp Cocktail, 3 pack I T 79* Buddig Sliced Meats CHIPPED UEEP 0 pkgi I Caterer's Kitchen ' Ijallty. Genoa Pepperoni pockagu • f Y ^ e Sand Pebbles” suffers Macaroni and Cheese 3,0,1 Stop & Shop Real Sharp Che^e WiIgM ASSOETED 4 6 ox $1 theXmalady of all film epics, Famous Nepco Cold Cuts VAEiniES W pkgi ■ Fr^h from our own ovens! Potato Salad or Cole Slaw Italian Sausages SB* - ♦ over^ngth. The , message, TasteO' Sea Shrimp Dinner, 9 oz pkg 59‘ 12 ex yOe Daliciausly fresh. In big pound FA c which something to do with TURKEY Famous Nepco Party Pak pockagu * w the dan^rs of nationalism and Chun King Shrimp Chow Meih Z 3 ,o, 1 Featherlight Sponge Cake URGE 5«c till 49* • cartan . . . iinaugh far -POUND F f 39 Colonial Sliced Bologna pockogo the futdlltVof war, is sometimes d ex J A c the whale gangl CARTON I clouded. It doesn't interfere Little Chef Pizza, 4 pack, 12 oz pkg 49‘ Chocolate Brownies, package of 12 44c Famous Nepco Pastrami peckege • ' 4 Colonial Ham Salad 55* with enjoyment of the film as a 12 ox CQc rattlingly g love matches of the drivers. The International cast is attraotiva>' Not (uit Government Inspected, but the best ' 1-' and able, but some of the" mem­ U.S.D.A. plump meaty and moist — with bers seem unsure in the English language. MRS. FILBBiT'S outstanding flavor, to please your guests. ' Area Weather WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) ^ " HORN OIL The U.S. Weather Bureau says Butter-moist and honeless! skies will be fair over Connecti­ mm cut most of today but cloudi­ MARGARINE ness will increase this afternoon, Land-O-Lakes Turkey Roast with snow expected late tonight and rain likely Thursday. h ' 2-lb. 2-01 $ ^ 8 3-b,Mb, 12-01 12-0 $^28 A develo^ng stomi in thl cen­ package db paekogtp a e k o g t *ff tral Mississippi River Valley KASANOrS RYE was moving northward this ORANGE JUICE morning. It is expected to BREAD do 18i « .OZ i . s in the Eastern Great ^kes stuffed Swiff^ j r j e Thursday morning. A very large (Caraway) pickages 46 oz precipitation, area is associated KRAFT’S ^with this storm. Snow covert can$ QUART BOTTLE or Armour star Turkeys most of the Great Lakes region and extends as far' west as Ne­ TREE TAVERN i b l B D Catarar’o KHchan ^ 8 at braska. An area of freezing rain PIZZA 15 oz package U l r d FRENCH QNION; BLEU 3 ^ I and sleet- separates the snow ^ AT ri AJM AIP«1 ^ CUPI ■ Honey Suckle Cooked Sliced Turkey area from rain in the south. Snow from this system will Mb pkg with grivy ( spread into Southern New Eng­ Fomous quallTv . . . pnd you ■A land' later tonight. Southerly- DEL MONTE 7 ed to develop along the Atlantic' Scott Viva Dinner Napkins set^ai-tj Thursday morning bottle' 24 count 4 $0 with |wh over Connecticut last-' Maraschino Cherries, 10 oz jar 3 89‘ 4>/r oz Scott PlKemats, large size pkg W for I Shank Portion 14 00 4 $1 Ing most of Thursday. Give it Q party look with Temperatores tonight will fall Snow's Minced Clams, 7Vz oz can 29‘ bgttie Dailey Sweet Mixed Plckles_ |w -Ofor I At this low LEGS & 4 X 0 P A R t Y < f * )Q cherries ond^ pineapples off into the'Upper 20s‘ during Anchovies, Flat or Rolled^ 2 oz can 2 ,o, 39‘ *v 49c size Ndinz Sweet Midget Gherkins, |7V5aii ,, prica you can the evening. But as southeriy 43c size •njoy a gour­ THIGHS 1 " ^ PACK | arid a brown sugar glaze. winds increase, temfieratures 1i,12DZ|ki J L ' (Wills) J g H i z p k ! Y-OYegethble Juice Cocktail 'toV 2,0,47* B&G Kosher Chips, 32 oz jar 37* met f • 0 I t will climb back into the 30s as- Face PerHen 59‘. lb Sto p the snow changes to rain. Stop & Shop Saltines, 16 oz pkg ' 23* Pinenook Sweet Mixed Pickles TT w I 9 h e V t . Five Day Forecast Chicken of fe Sea Sunshine Crackers splurging. . lb Temperatures in Connecticut stop & Shop Snacks ** 3 1 NaMsco Thursday through Monday Light Chunk Tuna I w Early Californian Ripe Olives 3 ^,11 are expected to average near G*4« Sneb 41‘ Shop Big Yalue Potato Chips, 14 oz pkg 49* SMtakiii, I I I plf ww, P ItM Select Mpe Olives UNDSAYmm ’* |w:** 37* TEXAS WHITE SHRIMP 98*,, RATH BLACK HAWK H A W A IIA H ^ r'’ H A k 4-LB. CAN T KRAKUS'S°HAM , 3-LB. CAN ’3 ’ normal 'wtth little day to day I 3 ‘L “ 97‘ laMTHM,r/inpk| 01 we CkM t-lb tiunge. Upton Onion Soup, 1¥soz pkg 37* IT The normal high and low tem­ Gloila Spanish Stuffed Olives 39k-’ peratures for this time 'Of year aid: Hartford 35 and 18, Bridge­ MINI-PRICING..FOR PFOPLE WHO LOVE QUALITY AND HATE HIGH PRICES! YOU SAVE ON EVERY SHOPPING TRIP! port 38 and 23, New Haven 38 and 22. THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED SHOPPERS ENJOY mini-price SAVINGS EVERY SHOPPING TRIP! ' Precipitation may total more vs. ■ SL3 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, VlfEST MANCHESTER, CONN. L... pwif ^ inch water equivalent as with rain Ukaiy Thursday 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST MANCHESTER. CONN. Y -•y rv /f '•n. V I. :U tN 1

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smipliasls >.ths game,” 4at4 OoWtx^ (ank. taka heart in tlw In 56-48“Def eat to Maloney High Coach Vtoee Lombardi of the iHsmory /ot: lhat gams whto Packers after the contest. "But Paok4|^j;iltoksrs sound off about hold Exhibition cUmbtof ,aii over the Dallas 1, iiiOludlng. By PETE ZANARDI Fohey% Spartans a 28-20 half­ cS 46 floor nttempte for 39 per en of Maloney’s 11 second qiisr- ference as the Manchester JVi that’s no alibi. , We certainly team froto tea Baatera Confer­ "Poor shooting, from the time lisad. Manoheeter 'could cent. Malchey was 20 ter 37 ter at the line. ' caiqa back from a two-point didn't come down here to lose. ence. .'pallas must be plsimitif^iilMi* never completely bridge the gap from the line. Manchester followed five half disadvantage to take their Tilt Gave They looked great.” .. Dallas " resldants also jrecan iilK^rises for Lombardi’ *«;^Bitil line and the floor, and some although they came ° within Dale Ostrout paced Manchea- third straight, 44-39 over Ma­ defensive mistakes cost us straight Makmey points to open Defenees controlled that sum­ another exUblUon game to tiscause they are holding TO three,. 33-30, ml^lway through ter with 14 tallies, Tim Cough­ the third chapter with a string, loney. mer game Just as they probably when the Cowboys,’ heM the. workouts this week with this one,” Coach Phil Hyde the third quarter. awbLift lin adding 12 more, as the to- Haloncr _ _ of five hoops, making It 33-30 p B T Ptf. will dominate Sunday’s big dne Packers without a toaebdewn toe press barred foonk to# said as Manchester High Both clubs played even second dlans shot 25 per cent (16-61) at the four minute mark. Pan' 8 Panders ...... ? DALLAS. Tex. (AP)~ at the (tetton Bowl. The Cow­ 'and won 21-13. Green Bayto Coach Tom Landry n ii^ dropped its third game in halfs. from the Une and 62 8 Dilados ...'...... 3 1^ per cent olern then sunk five In a row, 1 Bradley ...... 4 6-4 U Dallas 21, Green Bay 3. boys dropped Starr and his settle for three field go(^ by newsmen twice a day (^ four starts, 56-48 to Maloney A total o l 49 fouls were called (16-29) from the line. putting Malonisy out of danger. 4 R^alsKl ...... 3 Bob Hayes beats Herb Ad- backup man, Zeke Bratkowskl, Don Ctoandler and one by Paul makes hia ptoyei* 'aenUaMa 'feg 5-9 ■ 7 High In Meriden before about accounting for 66 foul shots. The hosts took a s l^ t 32-31 Manchester got no closer. The 3 Bundock ...... 1 derley twice on TO passes five times for losses’ of 57 yards, ,Harming that A ^ s t aventog interviews but the raitf ii a lUitk One streak featured 16 straight 8 Padlck ...... 3 1t3 6 800 fans last night. The Indians Tebounding edge and w re espe- hosts __ led 39>35 as the final 4 Durgan ...... 4 9 from Don Meredith. Bart intercepted three passes and The Packera bave:k>8t a secret even deep in tni BMfftdd are now 1-1 In the fumbles. regular aaaWn gams dh: toe Texas. Play Away IMday fenslve board wlth^ 24 grabs to ' M Totals 18 30-87 H Starr completes only six of “I guess when you go 0-12 A huaUlng Indian squad Haaohester (48) Maloney is now 2-1 overall 17 fo r ManchMater.' Ostrout led PU. 21 passes and is intercent- penalty. for SmooHH^:Stifer,, hoops In the second stanza, but Pete Panclera continued to ed, advancing H to 17-12 at the Bradley and Panclera collected 3 Carson ... a combined total of 10 points. 3 Hlltnskl ... No, this is no. prediction. This collected nine points from the plague the Red and White, scor­ quai^r and 28-20 by . the half 8 Rea ...... is whardiappenM Aug. 20 before 1 OimmlnKs V ' Chicago’s Ken Hodge, third froin left, throws punch game. ; ' at New York Rangers’ Reg Fleming, hidden behind wall of Hawks, after final “I'm sure they put a lot of buzzer sounded la^t night in New York’s Madison Square Garden. Members Louisville Five Impresses from both teams rushed out on the i(M to join in the melee. (AP Photofax) m Celts Get Chance Shock Absorbers WEST BIDE MIDOETS 'U U B a A i c>Jpiita To Gain Ground OCIL STANDINGS After Quaker City Triumph IDecl’s Drive-Oto downed Pag- SAVE *3.10 overall onl Barbers last night 31-24, Against Leaders UConns and Central W.LW.L. Los Angeles Basketball Oasalc eroy with two seconds left to the NEW YORK (AP)—Ni- breaking open a tight contest to PHILADELPHIA (AP)— ’The Eastern 3 0 3 0 agara may never face but Illinois beat Arizona 93-77 game. the third quarter. The winners Boston Celtics get< a chance to P latt 2 0 3 0 behind 22 points. by Dave Stanford beat DePaul 88-76 to UCLA on the basketball assumed the league lead from or on Video pick up a game in toe Eastern Itos. >|3.98 - Wethersfield 2 1 3 1 Scholtz and Southern California the All-College Basketball IVnir- Center Billiards. Division race and snap Phila­ 2 1 2 ,4 court, but its coach; Jim Windham toric Arkansas 70-67 with Bill natoant at Oklahoma City with Led by A1 Moeke, scored 17 delphia’s record -home court Manchester 1 1 1 3 Maloney, thinks his team Hewitt Boorlng 25 points lor the To Host Tourneys sophomore Don Griffin scoring points, and Randy Crawford victory string Umight in a Na­ INSfAUED Maloney 1 1 2 1 may have been beaten by X' Trojans. 28 points. Oklahoma' City took udth 10, the Drive-in boys’ de­ tional Basketball Association (tenard 1 2 1 2 the best team in the na­ In first-round games at the Massachusetts 89|-82 with Gary I Yale and the University and Ciolumtila facing the (Colo­ Ontral. Is pseded No- 1, fol­ fense caused fits for the Bar­ Meeting with the powerful lowed by 9t. Mtohoel’s os No. Central 0 3 1 3 tion. Motor City C3aseic at Detroit, Grey’s 29 point8’~~‘-leadlng the But Nation Thinking Pro of Connecticut swing back nials. bers who missed Several shots 76era. PowerhU St. Miebaet’s win­ 2, St. Anselm's No. 8 and Tufts HaU 0 3 0 4 • "LouisvlUe,’’ said Maloney, Miami of Ohio held Western way. The Celtics, evicted from Poor SteiMig, Accelenition ftfid Bnkths; Arc Often into basketball action to­ “has got one of the best clubs Michigan to a record low for the from the outside and couldn’t ner of four of its fiirst five as the No. 4 dub. Iowa- State won a first-round bowls -Rose, Cotton, Sugar, sire the moet, watch'toe play is better than the AAWU’s Boston Garden by toe Ice (3a- Caused by Worn-Out Shock Absorbeis V , That’s" night; the Elis at Tulsa, I ’ve seen In a long tim e.’ ’- event of 45 points and won a 61- set up their plays. Rick Oustaf- NEW YORK (NEA) — games, has been established as All eight " teams wiO see ac­ HOC game at the Big Eight tourna­ Orange and Gator —hxi Dec. 81. of Tennessee's AusUn" Den­ second best, Southern Califor­ pades, launch a two-week road the Huskies against W.L. It may be that Maloney was 45 decision. Fred Foster had 24 sem (9), Tom Sloan (8), and There are so many football because the job of shocks is to keep yoiir car’s whwls the favorite to the second an­ tion throughout the event, with W.L ment to Kansas CSty, beating or Jan. 2 wiU be no less than ny, Paid Naumoff and Dewey nia. The men to watch are Pur­ trip six games behind, toe 76ers. 3 making allowances for Louis­ points for Miami. Tulane beat Jim HamUI (7 ) paced Pagani’s bowl games, college and George Washington at nual Ontral Omnecticut Holi­ the second day’s play on Thurs­ South 1 0 1 Oklahoma State 64-56. John Mo- a dozen- or'sci conaensiu ' AU>" Warren; Syracuse’s Floyd Lit­ due's. Bob Griese and Jim Ber- The defending NBA champs in firm contact with the road while, at the same time, day involving the first round F^iaski 3 ville’s having beaten Niagara host Detroit, 98-94 after coming five. pro, being promoted these Storrs. day Tournament scheduled 0 0 0 Olnlgle scored 24 points. Kansas Americana. tle and O u y Bugeitoagen; nle and USC’s Nate Shaw and boast a 25-7 record, but Phila­ dampening bumps for greater comfort and better 98-73 in a first-roiuid game at back from a -potot deficit at , For the victors, Bruce Wat­ Vale is to Ue aimual ho>)iday Dec. 26, 29 and 30 at Kaiser losers in two afternoon games, East 0 0 4 1 12 State beat Nebraska 98-31 be­ days that it would surprise Throw in another. eigM or 10 ■SMU’s John La Grone; wid Roy Yary. delphia has a 83-3 mark. with opening round winners Northwest 0 1 2 4 the Quaker Chty tournament at hsdftlme. hind 29 x>olnta for Dennis Berg- kins did yeoman work on the handling. Sears Supramatii: Shocks do ti^e job l tour of points south and west HaH. - , no one if somebody came players' ' off toe All-American Georgia’s Edgar Chandler, BiU Night Attraction The 76ers, led by Wilt. Cham­ paired to en evening double- Philadelphia, but Lew Alcindor In the Hurricane Classic at holtz and 26 for Eteri Seyfert. boards along with Bill Green. of the Ivy League area. After The Purple Knights opened up with a game for losers, second teams, plus another 20- StanflU and George Patton. In the evening comes the berlain, have . won. 80 straight They’re equal to or better than new. car shdCk ab- beader. CENTRAL VALLEY and- Co. notwithstanding, he Miami Beach, Fla.; 'Western Oregon State, champion of the Ttilsa, ifae BuUdogs wiil take on their bid to Wednesday’s open­ "I heard that even the New off toe honorable mentitm lists, Now on New Year’s Day, Orange Bowl (NBC). This is re^ ar season gomes at home, sorbersl The final day’s action, also may be right at that. Kentucky moved past Holy Far West Classic for, years, WEST sm £ PEEWEES Memplhla State Saturday and, ing round, facing dangerous W.L.W.L. 10 Yoric Giants have received, a and you’ve jiut about . got. a' toere’s a UtUe matter of two including 16 this season, in four games, will be cappto off Wes Unseld, the, 6-8 Junior Cross 90-64 with Clem Haskins _ Second place Norman’s iipast perhaps a highlight for pro- (be foRowing Tuesday, w«l meet Wesleyan in a 3:46 game. Their Middletown 4 0 5 0 lost an opening-round game to bowl invitation,” cracked 'TV’S Wljo’s Who in Pro Foptbail tor championship games, one be­ breaking the old NBA record of by the final at 8:46 pito'. who is ipiaktog a serious bid for and Dwight Smith each scoring the league-leading Herald An­ sproapect watchers because the TUlane to New (Means. meeting was preceded by a Wilson- 3 0 4 1 Indiana 71-60 at the Portland, Johnny Carson. "They’ve been 1972. tween Green Bay and Dallas 20 set by Minneapolis to the 2 Trinity opened play Tuesday AU-America recognition, scored 23 points. Bd Sludit of Holy gels 24-22 in an exciting con­ No^l playei: of 1966, Florida’s , “ CHANGE nr Connecticut, meanwbHe, Is p.m. encounter involving St. Newington 3 1 3 3 Ore., touniament; Washington asked to play Jan. 1 in the Viet Bonaflde Stars for toe National Football 1949-60 season. to the American International 20 points and hauled to 26 re­ Cross had 37 points. Miami up­ test. Down by six points with quarterback Steve Spurrier, is hosting the “Ooraiectlcut Clas- Southington 3 1 8 1 surprised St. Louis University . Ootig Bowl.” Of course there are some, bon- League tKle and toe other be­ The deifies figure, to be the on Sears Revplviitg Charfe Ansalm’s and Ctolby. OUlege tournament to Spring- bounds for Louisville, No. 2 to set Pennsylvania 82-78 with a minute and a half to ges the playing. But Georgia Tech will s4c,”^a non-toumament affair to Glastonbury 1 3 1 5 91-88 behind 23 points for Dave It used to be that toe ool- afide All-Americans (pro pros­ tween Buffalo and Kaneas City best bet to hand the 76ers the Four othto teams to the field, field and lost to Northeastern the Associated Press i>on. “ Angeles fought back to come counter with Jim Breland, Len­ utMch two games will be pJ^ed Rockville . 0 3 1 3 Mike Wittman scoring 32 points. (terr. legee had all toe glory when K pects, if you prefer) who won’t for' toe . American Football first Philadelphia loss in regu­ including Clentral, win open 73-62. In other games to the tourna­ New Mexico State had a sur­ within two, but the clodc ran ny Snow and Sammy Burke.’"’'* tORlgfat end two more Friday Plainvllle ' 0 3 1 5 In non • tournament action, came to bowl games. The Su­ make the bowl games. You can League crown. < lar season play since last Jan. their title efforts to an eventog Bridgeport, meanwhile, bowed W indsor 0 3 0 5 ment, VlUanova upset 10th- prisingly easy time with Rut­ third • ranked North Cterollna o u t per Bowl has taken care of that see them in toe ali-star games As for the game aspect of nigM. Sunday’s action not only will 7. ■ twtobilL to Central Michigan 97-77 to the rtoiked Michigan State, 66-63, gers in the EvansvlUe CteUege pounded Furman lQl-6e. Both squads scored nine field because, right now, toe naUon —the Eaet-West Shrine g;ame the college bowl lineqp, there P%at on tonight’s schedule at rim you for the big Super Boston, which won to Phila­ At- 7, Tufts meets Norwich, Calvin OoUege Tournament at CHARTER OAK behind a' tough zone defeifse, tournament at Evansville, Ind. New York’s Holiday Feetlval goals, but Norman’s canned the is thinking pro. from San Francisco on Dec. 31 is little to get excited about— Seors Has Your^Automotive Needs Ibe UCotm ffieldhouee is Virgi­ Bowl game on Jan. 15, it will delphia in eUmtoating toe 76ers while to the 8:46 nightcap. Bates Grand Rapids, Mich. Princeton beat Bowling . Green The Aggies outran Rutgers 80- resumes tonight with Provi- deciding points at the foul line This doesn't mean toe New or wait a week and watch the no. national championship at nia vs. Oolumibla f t 7 o'clock. W. L. W- L. renew your perspective for pro- to the Eastern finM playoffs provides the opposition for C3en- (^nnipiftc gave the Quantico Portland 3 5 87- 73 and Syracuse took LaSalle58, with John GrambUl scoring 22 dence m eeting Northwestern to earn the victory behind Paul Year’s weekend lineup won’t Senior Bowl game from Mobile, stake and no real g;rudge Then follows the <3W-U(3onn 0 0 prosect watching in thrae more last Spring, holds a 2-1 edge to tral which win be seeking its Marines a tough time at Quan­ Bacon 3 0 6 0 88- 84. points. William and Mary beat and Rhode Island facing St. Jo­ Smith (ll),.^Chip Walsh (6) and score weU in ’ Nielsen ratinge. Ala., on Jan. 7. matches. The best bet, Ala­ match. ' Dan Socha‘ (6 ). Mike Ramsey bowl games on Mon'day, Jan. 2. toe rivalry between the clubs second straight title in the holi­ tico, Va but finally lost to. over­ Cromwell / 1 1 3 1 UOLA was Idle during the host Evansville 74-72 on a jump seph’s of Philadelphia to semi­ Quits the contrary. ■ The bowls On Friday night, Dec. M, do bama vs. Nebraska, lost its lus­ this season. day event. A year ago, the Blue time, 72-70, Tuesday night.’ Don played a superb floor game. In the Sugar Bowl game ter when Nebraska blew its last The two Nortbem teems then Coventry 1 1 3 2 first night of competition in the shot fro 10 feet out by Ben Pom­ final games. don’t have a Michigan State- an hour of eyeball exercises af­ The Celtics, minus an injured switch Soutbem opponents. Fri­ Devils won out in a field fea­ Taylor, one-time captain of the Little Bruce Landry took (NBC), take long looks at Ray game to Oklahoma and messed Rham 1 2 3 3 Notre Dame to bring you, but, ter dinner and then get plenty Sam Jones, lost in Philadelphia ; turing Westminster, Montclair Vale basketball team, contrib­ game honors with 12 points for 8 day night — no mtoter how the East Hampton 0 2 0 5 oh, do they have pro proapeote! of sleep' Saturday, Tennessee PerkinSi Cecil Dowdy and Bob­ up the Sugar Bowl promotion as early this year. Then, wlto the, first two games turn out — with State and Maryland State Which uted 10 x>otots to the Marines’ the Newspapermen, followed by a showdown of unbeatens. B olton ' 0 3 2 3 "Wayne Meylan, Laverne Allers If the eyeballs hold up v ; Australia Retains Cup - New Talent lineup, they defeated toe 76ers NIXIO won’t .produce a pro scout talk­ lowed by Southern Metoodiat- and Larry Wachholtz of Nebras­ torough all those games, you’re twice in Boston. Y MIDGETS :< ka. _ _ ' W . L. W . L. ing about toe great career (Seorgia (CBS) in toe Cotton probably in the wrong business. All hands accompanied the TUiaA, Okla. (AP) Behind John McKeon, the Etest Windsor 1 0 2 0 For Third Straight Year aome {dayer ' has in front of Bowl game from Dallas, Next comes . the Role Bowl The first thing a club owner Celtics on the road trip. Jones Spurrier Rusty Green Bay Packer quarter­ game’s only double figure per­ Stafford * 1 0 1 1 html Keeping in mind that pro (NBC), the battle to see U the checks when he's hiring a scopt: and .Larry Siegfried still are M E L B O U R N B, Australia Roche and John Newcombe, back Bart Starr, whose ao- Ellington 1 0 1 1 former with 17 points, Man­ Pleying in toe five major scouts dig size, speed and, de­ Big Ten’s second best, Purdue, Eyes, bothered by taped hands In Initial Drill possibly the world’s best team. oonplialunents'^on toe grid­ chester Auto Parts rolled over South Windsor 1 1 3 2 (AP) — Australia has retained iron are well known, unveil­ m - Krishnan and Mukerjea turned MancHMter Travel, 27-13. Mc­ Deicer Clears Plastic Snow Riiish ^ Suffield 1 2 1 4 the Davis Cup, the top prize in ed a new talent Tuesday: After Bouquets In toe victory after dropping the Keon was helped by Joe Enirol I2^v(})t Batteries „ Aato.Win^hield. witk Ice Sciaqptf Granby 0 1 b 2 amateur tennis, for the third Weather forecasting. Dallds Cowboys Special Case ^s Year'“Knd Football Forecasts first set. (6) with Gary Maher and Tony straight year criter a determined *T beUeve It’s going to Sears Prlos MIAMI, Flk (AP) — Since Still India’s es the undSfdogs might led the losing attack. jor Sees Nebraska remove snowfOU iMMa a month ago, he has become the sides, which according to Charging. Automatic cir­ plosUo }pe scraper, at­ your cor. Serapte fooit ace, cEnched the Cup by beating have entertained, beating Krish- In a battle of oilen, Wyman nation’s most honored football the Weather Rureau, were cuit breaker. tached. to can from windows. Ramanathan Krishnan 6-0, 6-2, .nan. then Stolle whipped the Fuel banked on a trio of scorers To Gain Post-Season Rid player. HUMTtNG 10-8 in 'Wednesday’s opening determined Mukerjea. preparing to dump foor Along with days o f final iex-’ inches more of snow to fur- in John Klldish (9), Pete Ware DALLAS, Texas—(NEA)—The look rattled. I’^i not about to do set Over Unbeaten AlabaMa singles match. EYed Stolle then The Indians were making (7) and Mike Maloney ( 6) to aminations, the Florida quarter- completed (he Australian ,ther hamper Green Bay’s apple or the clutch play is very that. 1 ^ same goes for our bet- By MAJQR AMOS ItOOrLE their first Challenge Round ap­ upend Boland OH. Boland, short much a part of pro sports, even ter players, like' (Bob) Lilly and baric has been called upon to triumph by outlasttog game Jai- pearance after disposing of Bra­ preparations for their W assail Bowl - M ixer make numerous -speeches and National Football Leisgue on personal, was led by Bdb though the pro is supposed to be (Don) M et^ito. There’s double deep Mukerjea 7-6, 6-8, 6-3, 6-7, zil in the Inter-Zone finals. Bra­ B er^n ( ). television appearances and to 6-3. diamplonahlp e n c o n niter 8 some sort of machlne_pald to pressure on them.” > ^ Egad, friends, we have FISHING zil bad eliminated toe- United EAST SIDE MIDOETg giant counless toJervlewB. The Australians, who havif Gunday with the Dallas go out and do a job. The triiok. for Landry, la3a several tasty, tidbits for I States in the Amerlcan'^'^^e Holding on until the buzzer, After the month of such pres- won the Davis Cup in s^en of finals. Cowboys. “Don't you believe it,” said demand the reeded conewtra- you ^His New Yiear’s week­ SPINFISHINO FLIES the Ladders outlasted the Pump­ Jim Colvin, defensive tackle tion and build confidence and at aures, can the Heisman Trophy toe last eight years uid 14 qf the • A crowd of 10,000 Jammed j.. Hie. weather bnrean got end. One of the deadliest fish-tak- ers and came up a winner, for’ the Dallas (tewboys. “Drni’t the same, time be able to men- winner be at his best when the last 17, wero expected to clinch Kooyong Stadium in humid, 90- the message about 10 hours As usual, toe Bowl Gonunit- tog combinations to come on 26-22(/^Tom Saplenza took game you believe U tor one second.” tion names like Willie Davis, Gators meet Georgia Tech to it easily after Ehnerson and degree heat to.watcto toe firnd later and called o f f Its tees have arranged some' excel­ toe scene since toe advent of honors with '13 points for the The big apple and toe (tew- jini Taylor, Bart Starr, Forrest the Orange Bowl game? -BAY LaGACE DOUG HEATH Btolle had ..swept their opening two singles. About 800 peqplis heavy snow warning and lent attractions featuring no less 01 worms Is toe strange marriage Winers with Joe iMartens adding boys are in toe news now be- Gregg and Herb Add^rly. This question probably was Itest Alumni ElUlngton High singles matches Monday. required medical attention be­ aald «mly a sUg^t ehance of than six of the nation’s 'top ten of artificial flies and- modem six more. Mike Paganl (11) cause on Jon. i In Dallas, they «Thtnk positive, starting foremost to the mind of Coach But the RMUans came back cause of the heat and hundreds snow remained. colleglato powers—.Alabama, o \p spinning gear. &e Green Bay Packers for ctewboys Q 'f i Ray Grave's as he took his team with a stunidng upscit in 'Itees- ' others left toe stands for shaded Tlie Packers oondnoted m and Scott Wigght (7) led the Nebraska, Georgia, Qeorgia Into a secret Miami workout While toe tackle involved of­ loigiliy drill-9niesday In the Pumpefs. - . the NaUonal Fdfetball League ^ yark Tech, Southern Methodlrt and fers diverse approaches'to ang­ day’s doubles, beating Tony areas. - 8-FU Aluminum Tuesday and said the field would Alumnif Exhibition rain at SkeU^ Stadlnm. championship and toe right to olants to the last regular season Purdiw. After an exhaustive ’Tune-Up Kits with ..' ‘ Seals .. ling, the fishing' authorities at be off limits to public and press meet toe American F^ball ^ „^,t going to stu^ of the strengths and weak­ Booster Cal4^.,„ Ventilated Points ' ^laik'Plugs Mercury outboards point out New Swim Mark until Thursday, League winner, Kansas City or-^oia.» nesses of the competing elevens. r x > that toe combo of weighted FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Buffalo,, in toe first Super Bowl. ______- The Hoople System to ready to Sears Price 88c Sears Price ^ 2.48 Sears Fries 58c In five days of ^ practice at Tilts, on School Slate * Gainesville after the players streamer . flies and spinning (AP)—Bob Wlndle of Indiana Normally, you wouldn’t hear give you the authorlUtlve fore­ 7-strand emergency start­ Points nm cooler for high­ (Dut-pertormad the la od ^ Rham Proves Tough ,Ken Boyer Signs ing cable. Rugged rubber er performance and long-' waded through exams. Spurrier It may seem like old times tonight at the East Cath­ gear capitalizes on the best clipped three' seconds off the apple talk, sprrounding a pro cast—and be prepared for sev­ original equipment plug hi olic gym. Back to fire at the hoops will be two-time All- features of dach method, -i NEW YORK (AP)—Ken Boy­ meet record with a 2:02.2 time in game of any kind. But Dallas Catch-Up Game Insulation won’t crack in er wear. Moisture-pro^ power, eOtmoitay tsata showed the effects of the idle­ eral surprises—har-rumph! cold. oondensor. Tf ness and the many distfacUons. Stater Ray LaGace, leading the Alumni forces against Weighted streamers; forerun­ er signed his contract for the too 200-meter fteestyle, as six 14 a ^ clal case. ners of popular leadhead Jigs, In Trouncing. Tetih For Bobby Hull GATOR BOWL He was rusty. the varsity. Tip-off is slated for 7 :30. 1967 season, acMpting a small records were broken in the Ool- The (tewboys are toe first ex­ have the ability to sink fast to Deo 31, JFacksonvUle, FIs. And after Tuesday’s workouts. Presently a starter with th e ------Moving into a 19-12 first period lead, visitiiig Rham pay cut, the Nei^York Mats an­ lege Swim Forum Meet Tusi- pansion team In any pro sport Bobby______kuU___ is still playing bottom feeding areas, plus toe nounced Tuesday. day. .Syracuse 22, Tennessee U Graves said thp timing ‘ of the Boston (tellege freshmen. La- t j - n ' * C High open ^ all guns in the seckind imnto en'route to to go so far and now they (ace <.^t<*-up i^ to (eammaAr stan „ T^he 22nd renewal of the Gator "team on pass {^ys “so impor­ Gace holds the career,- season jtlO t A O lllt »5p|*C0 heft necessary to haul out a the Packers' without so much as monofilament line. trouncing Cheney Tech yesterday afternoon at thh local Miiklta, but toe Chicago bomber classic will find the Oraiigemen tant to our tyi>e of offense” was and game scoring marks at -i^ ^ 1 9 IV/* .one veteran off another NFL has settled a score aiith New T-M Rb t o V e r i . , . O v «r 3 M Sm r Spinning gear, to toe hands ^ ------gym, 73-48. upsetting toe dope bucket as off. *'■''■■■ Hilliard Street, became the first ilC tS JK.OYH.18 W ill diimpionship team, either divi- York goalie Ed Gtaoomtoo. ctf- toe average angler, delivers sibn or league. It ia an obscure they dduble the score ..on Ten- But Graves is/ confident that Eagle to pass., the 1,000 point * ne^ee’s Vois. Watch for Floyd B(>wlful Of Goodies fo r New Weekend more afccui'h^ with less effort, Nebraska Coach first, but an important one .Mikito, thei'Nafionai 'Hqckiey ,lhe 21-year-old Spurrier, the ma;rk and topping it' off with a , Nine in and nine out — that League’s runaway point leader, Little and Larry Csonka to lekd ______. ______■ Remanirfoefured ’ - so that anyone who has^elther nonetheless. '' , greatest clutch qparterback who spot on the High School All-'-was the story, of the CSncdimatl ended Chicago’s ntoidh' • long toe infantry chaige ra.Syracuse t Royals’ latest success in the spinning or spincasting' equip­ Warns Gridders ever came Ws .way, will shake American team. canto, 19-16, and before i4 It’s ev)9rytbihg. York’s wfamlng string at 2, Now Orleans, l*. Oklahoma to knock dependable driving. Wilkens tipped in k rebound quire bigger and huskier tackle; shooters were Bud Moida (16) dolefully reports toe bometowa Nebraska 17, Alabama 16. workouts here would be,cq>en to Wood, Pete (JipoUa. buskers 39-28 in and Kookie Kukucka (12). Best i“Sp oan*t you see the risks games and sent. thS; ;pecond; Nebrarica from toe mdefeoted the general public. with two seconds lef| to give toe bluegills something more deli­ Bowl last year. Mustangs will foU c little Short The big gome of toe day! ranks on Turkey Day — um- Bob Martens, Len Rrist and cate. — . ______for the locals were Mike CSiem- Ed Litwin are back from last St. Louis Hawks a*'113-111 victo­ kumphi winter’s club. ry over toe Baltimore BuHets. Fistong with these flies is a emunpie nugm< ua,.i>.|iuw.wiv. BOSE BOWL T matter of making t|^ hire emu­ to^ may The latter lEayed hla heart out Fans who follow the Ellington Oon .Ohl of Baltimore bad tied bick. th e coach Is d is c u s ^ trott.fted Bp«tofei'4'4 on Gtoi^e Jan. 2, Pasadena, OsUf. Toughest Contest late toe action of toe' bait^lt is ««• Ml M minutes but dld’t ■'mx' High Knights should see plenty the game by sinking a free pain patteins and he is sitting Howe’s toirdiperi^ gost ending B m r y and Wilt Set Pace Purdue 32, So. Oallf. 17. supposed to' imitate^ The woolly o f action the next two nights, torpw and a basket with JO sec­ ar ^ next M ^ a y . ^ ^ tu rn dsydreaniing aftaait pos- a strqajt iof I,4 -i^ e8 B lv e mad ’The talented right arm end Seen for Georgia onds "t'einaining. ' 'f worm, a close relative of toe (teach Bob Healy’s squad play-^ ‘T only saw Notre Dame and stbW .^tereeptlops. - ■ ' . looses.- ’ .1 r . , ■ feet of Purdue’s Bob Vaiuabfie Coupon streamer clan, merely creeps; In Scoring and Rebounding Ing host to a pair of Long Island '.'“The vSdvantt«e'the .BMbaw i— ,:.i ' ,, £Griess will prove too much for DALLAS, Tex. (AP) —'Geor- the multl-hued patterns with .^ N ^ ^ for Cheney will be gla’s ^Idogs came to town schools, Bayport and Conhect- Recommended Wine to m o n w afternoon a* 8 o’ clock hdve to '.toot they^vo been' ' ' . , ' , . . ,, ... imdermaimed Southern Califor­ WOiriH HFTY DW AR$ ■flowing manes Job and.dip along tl^oiigta ft a i , before. They ’Sch(llaBdc Bajtkfitbalt NBW YORK (AP)—The per- nia. They mode toe season two today to keep a'date with South­ quot High Schools and NCCC MEXICO CT'tY a like minnows or other bait fish. petusl leaders, San Ftanalsco’s ern Methodist in the Cotton koow how to put tensimi aside j,. . i Sports Schedule games too Iqng for toe Triojans, For do-itryourselfers, welght- Rick Barry and Philadelphia’s Bowl, with (teach Vlncy Dooley today, “but I’ll tell you this, if B F pts. aOd concentrate bn preparation. “ Hartford 92, Cboaom- . who suffered a. humiktaittng 51-0 I ed streamers are tun to fashion ,1Vilt Chamberlain, oon tli^ to I expressing the opinion that it J ^ r. * ' t iwlustiy sug- Atobama « ‘^her. I ’d be g { MSji, ' you ’ realize how much' ' Platt 66, Lynlan BCall Iff thrashing at toe 'hbnds of Notre athletes in toe 1968 during the Interlude between afraid to bet agOinst Alabama.” Martinez ...... -...... 4 0 8 Wednesdny, D ec. 26 dominate In the National Bas­ Will be the tou g^ st game o f the mboey to riding 0I( this? That’s .. PlalnvlHe JO, CheaWro 48 Dome in their lost outing and who are worried seasons. They’re easy to make, ketball Association statistics. * 5 0 . 0 0 The crim ^ Tide, toe only gliisSt, ”:::::;:;:::';:;; J \ J iiKsnUve, maybe, but It’s also New London 99, Ntw fiiltaln iBastovs. Alumnii 7:80 noi^ must face the rugged Boil- > y w r. even if oiie hasn’t been iexiKwed m ajor college team to go prnian ...... i i s Barry scored 80 points In two entiakera witobut too"'servlce8 “ Hie more I have seen of Mexican water tspsibn.’’ *■ ■ ' ! ■’ '■ Cbnnetquot N( 'Y. at Ellington On jthft PurehoM of a St< lUnmilfacturMl Engliio Tomorrow toght the tunes and should drink wine instead. to fly tying. tof^toe sea^untoe^sM g | games last week, raising his of the nine Junior epUege trana- Ota game films the less I Oonunond .Respeet • ■ QoOord DN9tol< teams are,'bevbrsed in SuffielcL Weight is applied by several untied, .placed third in The As- (foolidse ...... s i 7 ■V 1 Bvin and Tubto are DaJlaS <' Fepney I?, G lo ^ i Tliuraday,. p eb. 29 leagiib pcoring total to 1,280. fors who have bran declared Completety Instolltd. have etajoyed the holidays,” Bayport is coached by form­ means, Lead wire is simple^ to arid the kind'bf players " Norwl , ISIEW YORK (AP) -1. FranWe around the hook’s shatik.ta pro­ Mlcbigan State. Taials ‘ Windham 63, Wbtoerofleld 60 Buraeia percentage! to .898, league sto- ' j*n. 2, Miami, Fto. ' jteat o f the season.” to U 73 d m . and aasurance. East OrOnby at Oieney Geniiro, former world fly­ vide the desired weight, ami fin­ The Nebraoka team arrived in ^aer (44) Lsdyard 69, Windham Tecb-63 tistioa released today revbaled. Georgia Tech 36, Florida 22. I't., ,Dooley didn’t mention the fact BQWL B B A U rltid are 1967 Orange Bowl queen , , “I don’t play re^Jorly,” aald Wrestling -Eastj at Penney weight box^big jcliamplon, died- ish off the body to suiL Lead New Ot/ieans Tteesday after six gcavetu ...... B FPt*. St. Bernard JO, S t.. Raphael Chamberlain, second in, scor- The Florida Gators’ first trip (Georgia beat Georgia Tech Felt to Retire M 1 8 ■‘‘Lynn Hediger, center, and her,court of four prin­ ’lUbbs, who this year came out '-•1 Tuesday at the age of 65. can be poured around the shank days of intensive workouts in Goodrow of retirement, "but, ,X know I 82 ■, ' t - ' ' • Friday, Doc, SO tag with 848 points, oontinuel to toe Orange Bowl promises to 2I-14 and that it h u a 9-1 record BOSTON (AP) — Dick Felt, ...... 0 0 0 cess^ who, from lefL are Pam Clark, N om a 1448 New Britain Monchbater Auto. to East Mala St. sriil then painted to (unctton as Brownswtoe, Tex. Bowen ...... i 0 10 might have to. I know aisq NWOatoriic 76, Bloomfield 71 bo lead in field goal percentage” be on unhappy one. Watch for Avenue Center TorringtoB-^Eni B-4U6 epmpared to 8-2 for Southern so, a defensive back for the Bos- The 116 wins amassed by the the body, or extra lead can be ■ ' r I ....— Powell ...... 1 4 4 Wheyer, Pat Taylor am Kathryn Witt. They, may Xavier 68, Kennedy 67 at Waterford^ with'^90 oita ta rebounds With ^ the Ramblin’ Wreck from (3ebr- lietb od M . aome of the guys look to me for West Hartford 399 Brood St. ton Patriots, is retiring after 1906 Chicago Cuba aU]l standa moulded on (he side i of the Natoinai Footoau L sw e 8 i be]sem aboaid 'the featured float in the televised certain thlfofs. because JBiey Weaver 97, Biteh 62 Manchester at c£ > trsl 836. He also Improved hto^third gla Tech to moke a wreck 'of 233-7681 > 648-1561 Open 9 A-BL-StoO F J I, iGeoigia la a aevon-poliit fa- seven yean to the America as the major league ncionl for Shank opposite die b u b to maks ten this year include 22 former C3i.mi.ieck ...... 8 i 17 King Orange Jaimboree Parade Dec. 31 and Jan. 2 know rve been around a few Briitol E. 100, HsB 62 '’ Swiniitatag—Alumni vir. Mgn- tag Ms average to 7.2 on a to- tha .Florida forces led by Hela- Open Mon. thru Sat. Opeta Mon. thru Sat. Tbota., FH. 3 A J| > aartta. Football League. most victories in one season. it ride upright. Notre Dame players. mtais t .30 8 44 onNBC.^ : ' V years. Thomw Aquhute 63, Newliig- chMter,.J:30 j place poaltioain aaatots by roto: taaai Trophy ^«M r ttav* Epuiri 6l4ll.mOBBVCK AND «(b • A.A3L to 9 FAL ' i AJML to • F J«. to9PJ«. 'H m worst thing 1 could do to ton 67 RoekviUs at Boutfatagton tal of 363. risr Iw liftarfl : 1 .w 0 ,'' n 3 O H 3 B

n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEIV CX)NN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, i m PAGE TWENTY-FIVl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 riw w -tiw fi«rrt:3^u» BuHding— ContrmettBg 14 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BT FAGALT- and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Male 36 • f hDDmONB —reinodrling, ga* bRiDOEiPon'T' ,a^ lithfi . ngto, reo rooma, teihrooma M eet PtROUETTO,CHAMP fKSUPE €HAtER -» CAN iOti FIND OUR OREAT MAN JN full and p e k t ^ a , udnf^U^.c^shl tiled, kitolMM remodelad. ONI AMD 8TAR OF A HUND(;E0 ICC 6H0W9 IHIB umeiA8l.fAUt group iBSuraheb,' paid hoUdhjte h lti Leon OlaasynsW, Builder, Hf- and vaiteOdai ' Apply- a t H •; 429L B Tool A.Bnglneer'ng Co., J2<, llyl I...... SI.A _...... __... Prciepaet At., Mandieater; I ^ E A L — Sim Du m 1M. RooflnjE and Chimncye 16-A Bevwrly MaclMchlm 1ST, Elea- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BIDWBLL ROMlB Improvement Loses Distance, nor MacLacMan 183. 8 AJH. to 5 PAL HEUP WANTED MALE P R dl^ei^ Oo. —Roofing, aidinii alterai* tlons, additions and ramodeb more than Lua- years. He’a atlll In the learning CLASSIFIED ADVT. BRfpOBn>ORT OPHiRA’rCMiis' WORKERStiv^ WINSTON-SALEM, N. cret forever,' Lpsteg said by OolUer muAX t A J i. lA T H B OPifii6tAT<>RS ■ C. (AP)—In the last cou-,^^y ^ "* ‘*‘‘* “ ^ ® idenutjl; 198-489, Ruth Haney IM, Ar­ workmanahlp, 649-64W. •^:,r 'play football and hoped I could Bills for Sunday’s American ods are concerned and he lene Schtunacher 176-1'78—549, j AJBSBSMBLT MXal:> • . -,l T roofa, paid holidays fim donor 381, Sam LltUe 147^13S-S94, And his brother never could g 27-year-old rookie.” Tha beat In gutters ud con­ hospital and medical cov­ Gator Bowl Foes Disagpe^harply Erv Rusconl 139-366, Joe Rlvosa hlc*'- , . So everything else remains ductors. Repair of chlmneye, CARIBEIR opportunity with So. erage after tim first '80 It develops. Is not 146, Bill Chapman 354, Howie days pension" plan, gener­ Lusteg, it develops. Is not same — his unorthodox JACKSONVILLE:, Fla. (AP) it wlH take at least four touch- Weebvmeii ten Free) too. Can CougMtn, 848-770r. . Windsor pQMlc schools. Perm­ Wallace LAuteg, the 26-year-old Holmee 143-360, Sandy Hanna anent fi^Q-tlme ,« u s t p ^ em* ous vacation plan and paid n-ndiMte of Boston College as training ■^‘"“ ““6 - methods,------““his back- — Coaches of Saturday’s Gator downs to win. 156-365. 6434711 875-3136 iployteant, gocid wprlf5ig condi­ ■funeral '.. l» Y c , W e pay ^ claimed when he wrote the 8roun Jerrv Lusteg a 27-vear-old I" the last two games against teers through their workout Tennessee started Ite prepara- Class A Volleyball ^ G H O T O O L irrartiintc of the Universitv of Boston and Denver, Lusteg has Wednesdfiy that he expecU the Uons only Monday at Jackson- Fraa to Harald Raadan rviTmpptiput ' ■ made only tvro ct *lve field goal defenses to keep the score ville Beach, and It had Its only Wyman OU 2, Watkins 1; MilBnery, Dreagroaking 19 Schools and Gasses 33 Help Wanted— Pemafc 35 Help Wanted—Pemaie 85 Junior and Shomoi« boys Whv the deception’' attempts — the longest from 16 down. double drill Tuesday. Kids Jim’s AUantio 3, Oockett Agen­ ea aw et rertiSBHimtoT ALTERATIONS on men’s, wom­ i i r •• tta TYPIST — Responsible person (16 yurs old) for m ^lne 2 en’s and children’s clothii^. ”I feel bad aboutIthls and I yards out. — ' Syracuse Coach B en played on fte gori poets and no- cy 1. i'» NURSE’S AIDE—7-8, weekends. for important duties In process­ ROisBRS^COlif 'Specializing in fur work. 643- ONLY TRACTOR dish ' washing job ' after never expected to keep It a se- And that concerns Coach Joe Schwartswalder said he ttilnice body was barred. Vernon Haven, 876-2077, ing otders at a public ware­ 1068. school. Etart-time. Some Manchester DlyiateB EDIMROS house. Fast and accurate typ­ TRAILER SCHOOL IN SECRETARY — Part-timb ac- weekends. Good pay. Apply SOMEBODY HELP ME — Billy ^ a w , Buffalo ing necessary. Hours Monday MiU iimd O ^ a n d LADIES AND GENTS cuatom ceptable. One girl local con­ in person. guard, is all tangled up in practice shirt during AMSWERINO SERVICE CONNECTICUT thru Friday 8-6. Good wages. 'fdllorlng and alterations at tractor’s • office. Typing re­ Manchester, Oasm. ; workout at Wake ForMt C o lle g e 'iA Winston-Salem, « Pull benefits. Apply by mall or home. Reasonable. 643-2264, 189 quired. Must be adept at fig­ N. C. The Bills meet Kansas Cjity Jan. 1 for AFL In person to G. L. Manus, Hart-, BRASS KEY HM5N - 875.1519 Woodland St. Before you can a school ures. For appointment call, ford Despatch and Warehouse championship. (AP Photofax) ^______. Teem check that school out with 649-2402. RESTAURANT _ at tbs your local truck owner’s Oo., Inc., 225 Prospect St, East ■flu Movlnir—Tntddng— association. Approximately BABYSITTER wanted — my Hartford, Conn. We ore an GIRL FOR counter work. D-2, Storagt 20 14,000,000 trucks on the hpme, 11:30 pjn.-7:30 ajn. 8 equal opportunity employer. or 11-4. Apply in person, Bur­ -THE Automobiles For Sale 4 EXPERIENCED TOOL makers, ger Ch«f, 235 Main at.,, 8 road. The trucking Indus­ months old. Call 649-5426. MANCHESTER Deliveiy. Light Bridgeport operators and ma­ ------:— —i. ' t ->> I - try has a problem acquir­ SUMMER POSmONS available trucking ahd package delivery. In resident camps for Program chinist Overtime and; ..fringe ing qualified drivers. Let MUST SELL' Refrigerators, washers and Staff, General Counselors, Wa­ benefits. Apply .in person, E A -New England Tractor stove moving speciality, F'ld- HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS terfront Directors, Small Craft S Gage Oo., Mitchell Dr., Man- Trailer Training show you ing chairs for rent 649-0763. Instructors, Cooke and Nurses. chestatr^ ' FORD — 1966 Oalaxie 600 how to make 8200 & week EARL YOST hardtop. 5,500 miles. 81,950 We are interviewing during Write to Mrs. Theodore Perry, or more. A short training Christmas vacation. For ConneoUcut Trails Council ot CARProiTERg —framers and S p ^ l E d l ^ firm . 649-8818. Painting—FAperlng 21 helpers. Steady program. We train on tan­ those of you who are inter- Girl Scouts, DJxwell Ave­ work. OaU 643- 3 6 1881 2282 or 876-8702, -MONTH INTBIRIOR AND>< extarlof dem axel trailers, all type esrted in working. nue, Hamden, Connecticut ■after f , . . ;. ' , Individual Laurels Galore painting, wallpaper removed, transmission and tank 06514. trailers. Also, Emeryville While the Boston Patriots failed to win the Eastern GUARANTEE 1961 FALCON — 6 cylinder, fully Insured Rena BNaagar, . PART-TIME XST All-Season standard, 8460. Call 643-7767. . 648^13 or 644-6804. ■ sleeper cab equipment. WAITRESS-—day shift. Apply PLASTIC MOLD DmsiiHi of the American ^Football League, the Bean- Members of all truck own­ AFTER SCHOOL In person. Jane Alden Restau­ ,j;townfers did win numerous individual honors. Starting JAGUAR SBDAN—4 speed, ek- JOSEPH P. Lawla custom painb er’s association In New rant, Vernon Circle,'' Vernon. DESIGNER. ^ lit'the top; Mike Holovak was named the AFL’s Coach I XST . is our finest Troction Tire cellent condition. AiOtlng 8600. Ing, Interior and exterior, pa­ England and New York. Or On 'df the Year. FSillback Jim Nance was both the Player 247-8640 or evenings, 648-6249. perbanging, araUpaper re­ Part of full-time training. LPN OR RN, both 7-8 and 8- 11. Full or part-time. Please Starting Salary ' moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Licensed and' approved .SATURDAYS ■ of the Year and the league’s most valuable winner. can, Vernon Haven, 876-2077. ^arteiback Bab« Parilll won ----- ^ ^ ^ I ^Ply Rayon Cord for smooth ride 1963 LARK — good running con- quest Fully Insured. Ftaa to- program. For information $8,000 - $ 10,000 - ditioo, new tlree and winter- G^sbsck of the Tear honors, purple ligh ts’ home attrac- Plus $1.88 tlmatea. Can 8496668 call Hartford, 247-1363 t *■ ' Ized. A n y ' During Your Senior Year Federal reasonable offer. ' anytime. Depending Upon Experience. ' CappeHettl garnered the tions.the past three seaacma . .. I Extremely quiet ot Highway speeds 876-7862. PAINTENG BY Dick Fontelna, nabring championship. Line- johnny Sample of the New Excise Tax « ► ft Interior and exterior. Paper And then on a FULL- IN Y O U R Our Top, Benefit Pactoge.Di-, < bkaker Nick "Bnonloontl was York Jets is an outspoken grid- hanging and wall paper remov- BUDGET PLAN T llto basis after gradua­ a. unanimbuB ' selection to the ^er. Recently he'said about his ) Elxtra tread for longest mileage S.50 X IS TUbeless Blaeltwal tion Jime 1967. Business Services aL Dutch Boy and DuPont AVAILABLE eludes Profit Sharing. AO-^Lsague all-star defensive rough play; “ Every chance I get No Trade-in Required Quality workmanship. CaU E A S T E R Offered 13 Opportunity for Advanoement j unit ^#l!Ue dcdtnslve end Larry to intimidate a player. I’ll do evenings, 246-9698. Asylum St. exit on East- 'i Eisenhauer, defenrive tackle it. If 1 hit him a few times, BlackwoU Tubeless Plus Blaekwal] Tubeless Plus SNOW PLOWING — Routes GO NOW — PAY LA’TER W est Highway. (1-84) ends BONNET In Growing Compiany., ' Houstm Antwliw.i^ o« maybe the next time the bail XST Tire EQXTERIOR AND Intarlor paint. at foot of Garden SL Park­ • oeitter Jon’ 'Morris' w ^ named la thrown to him he’ll take his XST Tire F.E.T. F.E.T. now being formed. Avoid hlj^ Ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ Sunoco Sizes to fit most cars Sizes to fit most cars Tax prices when It snows. Special ing available In front i>fs the Adl-Star tesm .' Nance eye it to find out where I am. No Trade-In Required Price Tax No Trade-In Required Price hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ We h^ioq^ have had a ALUED MOLD AND rates for people over 64. 640- driveway or Ashby and Merry Christmas. But be­ A quality heating oil delivarad and Oappellettl were also all- I’ll break them in half if I ly ins-ved, workmanship guar­ Help Wanted—^Feinale 35 Palm. Ashley buses stop In ENGINEERING star selections. The Psits would have to. The man on the field 7868, 876-8401, anteed. Leo Pellatler, 649-682A fore too long you' may - 8 4 $1.90 8.00 or 8.25x14 2 2 . 9 5 $2.36 fron t, autorhaHesITy! Burner MndctTilA ^bs' willing to relinquish all the must be better than the man on 7.00x13 1 8 . 9 5 iriwt and FsuBd O aEANINO w o m a n part-time Want to consider one of Clarit Rd., Vernon 875^8288 PROFESSIONAL Oeaning — If no answer 648-0048. hours a dayl An eaw-^XiT^ individual honoti- fCMi one AFL the bench. If I can get him out ter store work. Apply in per­ our exceHent clerical op­ $1.92 8.50 or 6.55x14 2 4 4 1 5 $2.57 L08T-SIAMB8B male cat, Carpets, furniture, walls and Itttie. of the game, the man on the 6.50 or 6.95x14 1 7 . 9 5 INSIDE- OUTSIDE painting. son, Marlow’s, 867 Main St THE CONNECTICUT - portunities so you 'Will have plan! Gebtherii aN—Get Suqoed “Shurone” vicinity Lenox Bt. floors — an claaned In your , . * m ■ m bench has to come in. This helps enough ntbiley to buy an INSPECTORS '-i-plate, ft pfoc- Heating Oil. l» t ’a,talk,v , 7.00 or 7.35x14 1 8 J t 5 $2.11 6.70 or 7.75x15 2 9 4 1 5 $ 2.2 1 Reward. 648-4408. home, fully Insured. Can HigUe srijr, oo™™. ona. p . ; . MUTUAL LIFE ' ■ g'-.gg us win. This Is why I play. And time nighta. Apply In person Easter bqnne.t We offer ’ ess,' liscelving, ' to61 ahd' gage Servloemaster, 640-8488. call'm e. Estimates given. 649- INSURANCE COMPANY ft - -j-; Oil tn« Lliri this M the way I’m gonna keep LOST — Spayed female cat, Bess Eaton Donut ^Shop, .160 com pe^ve salaries along and casting layout Inspei^rk.'' 7.50 or 7.75x14 2 0 J I 5 $2.20 7.10 or 8.15x15 2 2 4 1 5 $2.35 A.,!,* V' Jack Murray, former publicist playing.” black with white chest and RENTALS—Perwer roller, chain 7863, 875-840L Center St. 140 Garden St., Hartford, Oonii. with 'taccellent free benq- 0 Minimum 6-10 'years expertl-' with, tha Hartford' Charter Oak e « * nose. Vldnlty Waranoke Rd; saars, traU roller and aarator, flts, convenient free park­ ence. All,rates. In expess oC 98 PAINTING—Interior and ex­ ing. Maybe you can flU the per hour, paid holidays^' p a lff' feothaU team, now Vnrning out Whitwalls Only $3 More Per Tire Please call 643-6028. lawn vac, rototiUers. Also miss REGISTERED profession­ Blue Chip in All Regards hot copy ter SatkiM Ridge ski » “ o n U n b b l e * terior, very reasonable, free bill U A vacation; Paid medical tasui*-'' and asrvlos on all lawn equip­ al nurse, 7 a.m. • 3 p.m., Sim- Since 1848 -.f - y: . , area, teiwnrded a clever little Oncinnatl’s rookie Walt Wes- LOST: PASS BOOK 36-8672, m en t Oapltm g jqulijiowpt, ' as estimates. Can Richard Mar* day differential -and Friday, shoe.' 10 per cent nlg^t pre­ ’■ piece of Journalism In'the form l«y followed Wilt Chamberlain Savtofs- DfjpRrtineiK o f the Main S t. 64S-7958. ttii, 1549-0285. Progressive nursing home. mium. Ideal working Condl^ An Equal Opportunity h l e c l e r k ttons. Ample overtime'' iuid of a holiday newsletter to the to Kaneaa University and wore -^OonhtcUcut Bank;. A Trust AVAILABLE tor Interior cus­ References, 876-9121. , . '^ ______$ipA'ir'iiio''0li.''« I statb’e sports desks. Murray did ^ Wilt’s No. 18 jersey at Company. AppUcatloB made DICK’S SERVICE, anow plow- . Employer overtime rates. These are IlS,- 2 4 , tag, carpentry, reo rooms, re- tom decorating, fully Insured. the oblor Charter Oak games ^®**“®* “ ***■ ™** W 't’s old -MONTH tor payment. WAITRESS -6-10 p.m., three O R D E R OT FT^l^ ooo-oiiwio per y«iar po^ons toosatoiv m -mbdeUng, general repidrs, Washbend A Miller, 649-1641, nights per week. Apply in per­ on teevee last faJl..Nlci pro- J„piete eonfiW 64l«fi8i. the First Manchester Office ing. Interiior, exterior, special­ APtPLY to Box F, Herald, , . Hartford Natlonml Bank A SALES AND Servlcei on Arlans, Several tine i>ermanent ■r ' ■ " ■ ..... Snew'> Charger Tire new this yeor Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn izing 8 family. Quality work­ 7-8, 8-11, RN or LPN, part-tim a , ■*pr teate his year, l«e«-e9, he had a-fantaa- Ttust Oo. has been lost and full-time positions avall- mowers. Also Homellte chain manship. Can 647-0664, Jerry Laurel Manor, 649-4^9. .. He led the league application has been made to Kenny. able: ^ . H R S T - ■ eellent basketteaUplay-by-play jjj throw shooting se\ 4-piy Nylon Cord eenstruetien said bank for payment and is­ saws > and Intematl&nal Cub DRY OLEANDfQ—counter giila ^ amlouncei- of UOonn-> g^es. ^ ^ in a row . . . Plus $1.88 suance of a new book. PAINTINO a n d paper hanging, and checHers, good pay, fun ^twlB move into tte Strictly Boston I C«tlcs’ rookie Jim Bar- Federal ment and. . . .sharpening ...... service .. worit, reasonable ihtes. CLERK TYPISTS time and steady work. Apply NATIONAL. ' Excellent, too, in snow er mud on all'^makes. L A M ’ Equip­ ‘ Sports video spotlight. .Ham to s ttie otriy professional ath- Excise Tax FOUND — tan and black male 85 years ta Manchester. Your TYPISTS ■•■at One Hour 'Marttoiaing, 299 Sgure eut: How the BV>ot)bail among 13,000 men in the mongrel, call BoHon Dog War­ ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, ndghbor ie my recommenda­ W^st Middle Tpke., 649-1800. STORES, INC den, 649-7601. 876-7609 Manchester Exchange .^Writers AeeoclaUon. of Anieri- Aumy., jj^.g g^^- Quiet on the highway fi.50 X 13 Tubeless MwitwoH tion. Raymond Flake, 649-0287. TRANSCRIPnONIST :ca n arrived at Tom OahlU of oibldgatton is 16 hours —Enterprise 1946. DEPENDAb E ^ babysitter, Park Aves. No Trade-in Required Mioqday through Friday, 6-9 ^ Navy as the IMS coHege coach month and. In addition, last SHARPENING. Service —Saws, FIGURERS East Itortford ^ -r Of the year. Trailing the Middle ummOr, he vriunteered for two Floor Fiiuslilnf 24 p.m., must have own trans­ knives, axes, shears, skates, portation, Manchester Ridge ii.mentor were Ara Parseghian weeks at Camp Drum, N.Y____ Blaekwal] Tubeless ELECntOLUX vacuiun cleam CAVPHIL ^oor covering, ■ No appotatment needed. S^ening Interviews BlacRwoU Tubeless Plus Plus'" rotary blades,. Quick service. area. 644-0747. Of Notre Dame, - Michigan Former National Baskethell As- Snow Charger Tires F.E.T. Snow Charger Tires F.E.T. era, sales and service,, bonded Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Main Birch St Wall to wall caipeb Just come to our front door Tuea, JahT 8 — 6 P.M. - 7 P.M. j. State’s Duffy Daugherty, Vince sociation players who are nopr to'flt most cars to fit most cate representative. Alfred^' Amell, ,..St., Manritester. Hours, dally tag. linoleum. Free estimates. and ask for our personnel HOUSEWIVES — Part on fidl- iPrice Tax No TYade-ft Required Price Tax *' Dooley of Georgia and Paul oosicUng In the circuit for the No Trade-in Required 110 Biyoa Dr., Ibachsater. '7-6. Thursday 7-9, Sa^irday 7- Expert installatian. Coll '848- departm ent time hrip needed ta rapidly ■ ...... - '■ — '•''Bryant of Alabama. .Don't for- -first Ume, are finding it diffi- 844-8141 or 843-4918. 4. 643-7968. 1318 or 649-2985. A^lum St exit on East- expanding new nursing boms. ■' i-get to t&ko a. dost lode at Ma- cult to a^juot from a playing ihcceilent benefits ta a profea- B^WCHBN CHRL - -9:80-6 at new 7.00x13 1 5 .9 5 $1.90 8.00 or 8.25x14 1 8 . 9 5 $2.36 STENOGRAPHIC Service — West Highway. (1-84) ends . Jor Hoople’s bowl football fore- rotate the tekcMng role. Joimny BIOOR SANDlNa orifTreftaiUft Stoned atmosphere.* The Mea- institution. Call 646-0129. Typing, otenography, trans­ tag (q>eolalizing ta older at foot of Garden St .east. The ;portly MOjs predicts Kerr of dilcago feels that he $1.92 6.70 or 7.75x15 _ $2.21 HonsslioNl IjJerviees dowB, 648-1174. ' , ' soma upsets. wants to get out on the court 6.50 or 6.95x14 1 4 .9 5 1 6 j » 5 cription, stencU duplicating. floors), deanlng and waxing Parking available In front y y y sud be a part Of the action and The* Lettto Shop, 848fM68, 849- Offered 18-A floofs. Painting. Paperhang- driveway, or Ashley and. SECRETARY- Receptionist, Help Wanted—Male 36 7.00 or 7.35x14 $2.11 7.10 or 8.15X15 1 8 4 > 5 $2.35 8028. tag. No Job too small. JUhn Palm. Ashley buses stop hr _ says jestingly, of. course, “The 1 5 .9 5 REWEAVINO o f burns,I excellent opportunity ter a ca­ 100 MEN needed at ones ft train officials should let the coaches VerfalUa, 649-6760. fro n t Hers n There boles, yappers repaired. Win­ reer In a worthrwMle and ta- for the trucking ihdhstry. For Good hick and best wishes play , a minute each half just to $2.20 . teresUng position ft. the office 7.50 or 7.75x14 1 9 .9 5 Whitewalls. , Only . $3 More Per . j ,Tire Personals 3 dow shades mam to measure Our employes enjoy a com­ tofonnotion look for New Eng­ for success are ^tended, to Hal get rid of their frustrations.’ of a ,local doctor. Applicant all sizes Venetian' blinds. Keys Boiidg^tiocfcB— plete benefit program plus land Tractor ^hraiftr under Parios, pep'ly nahied head base- Bill Sharman, the rookie men WANTED—Ride from vldnlty of must be neat, a good typist made vftlle you wait Tape re- , free parking and financial Schoola and'Classea, dassifi- w illia m s 'S t. to. OoiutUtution Mortgages 27 and able to meet the pUfaUc. bal cc^h at Manriiester High the Warriore, says “It corden ter rent Marlow's 8R . assistance for Job related^, oatlon 88. . . . Atty John Rottner 7 ALI.8TATB Um ia Wo CDonmU* mod lUa lir Am qidred. Write Box N, Herald. plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., g‘ nurantwd aiainat »S Mlona naaibar ot montha dioignttad. AIASTATE Supw Traction 867 E. Center St. 8 or 8:30, service. J. D. Realty. 648-6120. " MUTUAL LIFE squad, considered the best in the I was playing' with winning B from raid haiaida «r defcrta It mod maio out within Jliia NEWTON H.* SMITH ft SON ------^------640 HUUard St. 20 years . . . Outstanding teams. As a player I burned off for tiM lif, of tiM ociciaal t pudod, rotun tho tiro. In ex- return 4 or 4:80. CaU^ after V'Remodeltag, rep lu g, addl- MORTGAGE LOANS — first INSURANCE COMPANY NURSES AIDE for rapidly ex- If «ira fiiii, V* w —,tt our clMiw.wuwiBnri*—il Ia3rs befmre the basketball a coach, ybu sU on the bench FOUND — ton and white curly porches and rbofingrMo statewide, credit rating unneo- our MancKastaf ofiioa .whila the : supply lasfi. gables and at halftime, is Ds'vld you watch the action and the cessaiy. Reasonable, confiden­ train suitable apj^canta. The Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Cen- haired male mongrel. Veihon too smaU. Call 640-1144. Blue Chip ta All Regards Bosesewsid. The outstanding tension builds up imd you feel tial, quick arrangements, Alvta Meadows, 648-1174. ter, Route 88, vVernoo. pioa F«d- D og Warden, 876-7984. Since 1846 Come in early and don't be disappointed. ihush^Un has added much to the hslplesB is the pol’d, 1 guess.’ ■ Exeiae Tax). CARPENniY — Omcrete work Lundy Agency, 627-7071, 983 anything from cellar to root, Mata St, Hartford, evenings « Inside and out, no substitute for An Equal Opportunity A00xl6 AntomoMieslFor gale 4 288-6879. quality work, satisfaction guar- Z. ■ Employer Tube type 6 Ply NEED CAR? Your credit turn- Nylon Cord anteed, eompetettva prlceo, no — — ----- ' _ jARViS AGENCY Trio of AFL Quarterbacks ad downt Short on down pay­ Job too sm&. D A D Carpeh- BosillMS Opportmiitjr 28 Fins 12.68 FJB.T. ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- Office Closed December 26,1966* W heels try, days 648-1904, evenings T n io AGENCY, new and And January 2, 1967 Re a l t o r s — ' in s u r o r s Men? Don’t despair 1 See Hon- 6494880. * w L ik e Kansas City^s Chances ^est Douglas. Inquire about low- ___ used cars. For details can Is-inch . 14-inch 283 EAST CENtER. street Cor. of Lenox JEAHBAS OftTA ' (AP) —...said jthe Bills and CSilefs nre 6.70x15 6-PIy Tub| ^ ^ . .2 0 .R S pins 82.82 F.E.T. , '"est down, smidlest payments QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, PaUl 3. Oomatl Agency, 648-l Among the sevtai Ainetecan i»-etty even except Kansas as low as as low as anywhere. No small loan or fl- dormers, porohes, basements, 8368. CLERK-TYPIST — e^rlenced IteotbpU ...Xieagne gttarterbacks CSty’s..,.linebacker8 ars be^er 6.50x16 6-Ply Tube ’Type . .23.95pins |2g6 f m . nance company plan. Douglas’ - reftalshed, cabinets, buUMiti, preferred. Apply LaPolnte In­ whb’itt: he ^wstetateg ths Kansas and the Chiefs have more sror 7.00x15 6-Ply Tube Type . .ROdRSphw gsjn f .e.t. Motors, 888 Mata. formica, aluminum, vlnyt SUNOCO dustries, Inc. 165 West Main ! $ 5 ■ \ <■■ St., Rockville. C Lt y;BidIalb ' , ciMmpi FtlO-TIME - EXmiENOED 8B L B 9n O N eatimete your jdan. No obliga­ Good Repair; Pobrotial time and part-time. Laurel for convenieiice in mak­ on Sears Easy Payment Plan tion. OaU 648-16d7, W esley R.° For iDfqrmatlon Call Manor, 649-4619. ' S ix D a y T ...... $ 1 .9 8 , ...... ^^.O O HhA thrift fi*ui ® Q ty r littlR 8tr6n^6r ing quick changes your­ Smith Ooiutructlao Co., 284 n ID COlirOSITOR " W m ilf IM PC\n .n W . -rimnlfi^ AMif v f .kite* • I f -K.-v- ♦# self. : ' BOURNE BUlOK Center S t SUN OIL COMPANY n fM E D U *^ ACTION 37^^ hour Week, Vacation,'hospitalization^ fwnsii^ ;w«hs .taraahs, a fumble.” said ^ ^ r' 1* <^he Honae of Tohn Hsril of tbs San Dfsgo and 568-3400 8EC3RETARY for local law of­ Call before 10:30 weekdays (9 A-M. Saturdaya). Yon plan. Good. oppprtupity for an ambitious jieraoiC — — — -uauaw—I Oaetomer Satisfaction’* CARPENTRY — Alterations fice, W rite Box O, Herald. can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. Apply in person. ^ V 1446'New Britain Ave. Manchester Auto Ctre. 20 East Mata St. 670 Main Street 285 MAIN ST. and additions, ftec roUms, ga­ Evenings aita Weekends 'But T d have toTgo with KaU' Tom floras'of OaUand rated rages, ceiltagsr Roo|lng, gut­ WOMAN WANTED to~U ^ In W. Hartford 238-7631 ;'i»0 Broad St. 648-1681 Tontafton HU 0-4188 WiUlmaatio 628-4678 Mr. Smith, 236-(M13 ! | ^ r a U k Th^ over-all baUmce « • , iiEOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MANCHESTER ters, siding, painting. Work- and care for child in exchange their IM . aaset all Boston’s Babe Parlhi, Ml 7 ■ .■ ■■ '■ ■ . 24641862 649-4571 j pimtaWp guaraittoad. toq. room and board aruf |16 ^______643-2711'■Chiyifled Dept great running, great ami's Dick Wood and New ■etisfeellfm G nuintood or Tour Monsgr Bede a c a l S Open M Herald weekly. Call 742-688L , ” ; • Toric’s Joe Namatb won’t haz •lAMliaOUVCKAND C a " ~ W AJIle 80 V FelOe Hnn.,IM.Bto9 fM.'r,AJIL to 8 Pa l MeOomick s^ Dsnvsr ard an opinion on tta outcome, j r ■T' ■ .. I PAGE TWElterSIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER„CX)NN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Apartments—Flat»— Business LocsOons Houses For Sale 72 , Lots For Sail j C ' SnbnrlMm For g a b 75 Suburban FOr Sale 78 Tenemeots - 68 For Rent 64 MANCHESTER—3 family W, TREED AND landscaped lOte EAST HA1MTOR0 ---wa_ have Officials at Odds WE HAVE custom^rl waiting with 8 bedroofns, permanent 166 lot. $3,000. Wolverton Afeb- a « room Oapa and 8, «, and laiga Mvlng BUSINESS SPACE —ideal lo­ 9 room Ranchea,' S, • and 7 inodams idtchen with huUt-lns, CLASSIFIED for Um rental of your apart­ siding, aluminum storms and cy, Realtors, M9-281S. cation and parking facilities. ' screens. Near bus line. Excel­ room OolOnlato. AH In nfo* nnd baths, gsraga. Mwion B. Over Top Speed ment or borne. J D. Real Call MS-6847 after 6 p.m. Batata, MS-5129. lent investment at $16,500. BOLTON—IH ACRES of wooded ootavsnlent looatioM. Most Robertaon, Realtor, M S -I^ . land, 800' frontage, view from On 2-State Road 1,300 SQVARE FEET of indus­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, LAWTON GARDENS — 4H the- roar, priced to aell. Paul m BOLTON-M anchester line. 8 ADVERTISING. trial floor space, 8-phase pow­ M9-281S. Viet GREENWICH (AP)—Tvristlng W. Doi«an, Realtor, M9-40S8- 'xtom duplex, IH betha, dlah- er, heated. New building. Call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING/DEPT. HOURS washer, private patio and cel­ $97. PAYS AIXi. Assume 4% per back and forth between tbla 649-6043. MANCHESTER —lots, lots, lobl. nseupamey, (Continued frons Page On*) was reported at an altitude of community and Ifew York State, MEATOWN S A J L t o S P A L lar. J. D. Real Eatate Co., 643- cent mortgage. AttracUye 8- mpdiala Four A-zone, two B-aone, two ______taU, 389-3827. 1215V2 SILVER U N E . EAST HARTFORD PLENTY OF FARKINO! 1 6129. . bedroom Ranch, flrej^ce, mqr, e46-0Ul> ever, said they have heat'd thkt “ was shot King Street has speed limits of 35 and 40 miles per hour In Houses For Rent 65 trees, view. Hutchins Agency, rural. AU In town, dllferent lo- BOLTON...SPOTUDSS ranch on Norto Vi^nam may soon admit near the main rail line LOOKINO for anjrthlng In real cations. Call now. Hayes Agen- , w - j^t with ptsnty- of tross. VERNON linking Hanoi to Red Chine. The Oonnecticut, end 50 m.p.h. In )PY CLOSING TDIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Realtors, 649-6324. several more American news­ Happy New Year To All Our Friends and Gustoiiiars! eatate rentala — apartmenta, BOLTON—4 room Ranch with cy, 646-0131. Owner wUl handls flnaneing. START ON RIGHT FOOT New York, end both states want- J DAT Xtea ESIDAT lOM AJI. — BATUBOAT • men,u M least 48 U.S. qewsmen AM. homea, multiple dwellinga, no treed lot,' lake privileges, avail­ Ma n c h e s t e r — near Main the other to change. Priced at $19,500. T. J. Okoek- Anil sea this pratty alx have» received State Departmeht STORE HOURS: TUES.-- WED. 9-6: THURS. - FRI. 9-9 - feea. Call J. D. Real Eatate, able Immediately, $33. weekly. St. 4-famlly N)me. Ebccellent In­ ...... - conditions and traffic move­ In the name of consistency. Suburban For Sate 75 ®tt, Realtor, 6t8-u n . room Cape. Ideal home for permission to visit North Viet SATURDAY 8 to 6 ~ (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) 648-5129. q^U 742-6736. come producer. 4 rooms In ______mother with small children. ments. New "York State officials have "TOUIt COOPEBATIOS WILL nam, not until last week was each apartment. Owner wanto SOV’^ WINDSOR — » room SOUTH WINDSOR —lo J All No traffic hen. OaU Mr. On the way to the site of the' asked that the speed limit be U APPBBOlATliD DIAL 643-2711 JENSEN Apartmenta — 4Mi MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom room any allowed to enter by Hanoi. fast sale. Hayjs AgSncy, 646- Ranch, 3 bedrooihs, larga wa hava left aro 3 and Bogdan, M8-6S03. Only wreckage, SallSbu^^ said, the increased on Greenwich sections rooma with heat and hot • Ranch, tiled bath, garage, con­ Promise of an entry permit 018L kitchen. Asking $16,900. Must Raised Ranches. A. new 3- $16,500 anfLyou get a ga­ caravan crossed the Paul of the rdad. In the name of dlDAHY^ BAfl-S ter, batha, alr-conditloning, venient location, all city util­ has been given by the North be sold, foreclosure Imminent room Colonial and a 6- rage, tool Assumption pos­ Doumer Bridge the populous safety, Greenwich officials want refrigerator and stove, patio ities. Bel Air Real Estate, M3- SPLIT L e v e l —6V4 rooms, 3 Vietnamese to Louis Lomax, a CoBtimwd From f rte«dlB9 Pog« Hayes Agency, 346-018L room Ranch. AH these homes approaches of whiofa.he report^; the speed limit lowered on the and. basement storage, near 9332. bedrooms, modern kitchen w ith ______sible. West Coast teleidsion co^nmeh- are in very coovsnlsmt and ed earlier were hit by U.S. New York 'portions. Help Wante6->liale ^6 Diamond!*—W atdif high school. M9-9404, 649-9644. tator. bullt-ins, treed lot, rec room, VERNON....Vacant oapa on a beautiful locaticna, cloea to B & W ’ planes oh Dec. 14. Greenwich First Selectman Jaw obr 48 SUNNY AT center, opposite .one car garage, potto, $19,500. At the Pentagota- there was Suburban Pur Rent 66 big corner lot, loaded with scboola, shopplnf and church- The BARROWB and .‘‘It appearod from this trip Lowell P. Welcker Jr. has writ- park, 8 rooms, refrigerator, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, trees. One room finished up, some privately expressed fear' jftOO multiUth. Some experience WATCH AND JEWEL.RY re­ M. All have garagee, beauti­ WALLACE Co. across the bridg*'that bombing- Hen to New York Ctov. Nelson new range, hot water, base­ 649-8464. full basement, amesite drive. that puhjlc. opinion might force iteceasary. AU benefits. Steady pairing. Prompt service. Up to ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3H ful, large lote, city water. What Manchester Parkode on Dec. 14 was directed at its Rockefeller, saying that motor­ board heat, free parking, ga­ room apartment, stove, refrig­ A good buy at only $15,900. mors could you aak for? Pros- new limitations on bombing of employment Apply In person |20. on your old watch In MANCHESTER — recent 4-bed­ Manchester 649-5803 approaches and fell short In ists use the 50 m.p.h. New York rage available. Immediate oc­ erator, heat and parking, 15 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, M8- Ugs Real Estate, 283-M2T. North Vlotnam. But one officer CANNED HAMS i a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through trade. Closed Mondays, P. B. room Colonial, large kitchen, 3 ...... , . J, . .. each case, striking residential ' section as a "runway to build cupancy. Adults. References, minutes from Hartford, adults, 1677. COVENTRY — amaU 4 room ftriday, 8 ajn.-12 noon Satur- Bray, 737 Main S t, State flreplaceti, screened porch, im­ ‘“ ‘ *,*1!" quarters." he said. "The bombs up high spe.eds." $125. 649-9287 days; no pets, $100. monthly. 649- house, with tile batii, oil base­ of any high-level review of the 4ay. Uniform Printing and Theatre Building. mediate occupancy, reduced BOLTON...VACANT four'^?room Legal Notice dropped In the Hoan KJem and As a result, Weicker sMd In 4iS24, 875-1166. board heat, enclosed porch, Supply, , Spring S t, Stafford MANCHESTER—66 Winter 'st., Nayes Agency, ranch, oversized two car gar- e ^ S ^ L ^ to K Glalem and Yenvlen quarters.” Tuesday’s letter, the raccident OBDEB OF reasonably^ priced. 742-7053. Sprbiga. 1-684-2784, 3 rooms first floor, heat, hot 646-0131. age. Going tor $14,900. This xr A qOURT OF .PBOBAT®, An American comm^que on rate is high along King Street. Fuel and Feed 49-A llshed to the Wmos today said th* Dec. 14 raids had said the On the 86 and 41). ip.p.h. Green­ JANITORS — part-time eve- water, air-conditioned, stove, TWO — four room apartments mhom m e hasnM fireolaceiiropiM e, iMtnoi waterm i e r held District at Hanchester. of Mane‘"semo ls“ ‘ " six- Or seven-minute Mr raid Tuesday. He said it-w as <"a Apartments, available immed­ den. Excellent condition. Own­ * mnm ciiRtnm hiillt Ranch sisned for a hearinc oo the allow* alert in Hanoi Tuesday, which liam S. Hults. That letter asked STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. a room cusrom ouui i m c n , ^ edmtniitratlon account Library-Gets Ryan model with a wingspread authorities sMd was caused by for action .to "raise the speed ! RETIRED MAN iately, call 649-7367. Wanted To Rent 68 er anxious. Wolverton Agency, air- conditioning, breeseway, with aaU estate, the ascertainment Tomaszewskl, Box. 263, South of about 18 feet that the Ameri­ the appearance of anothei; iMot- limit on the (Jonneoticut side of A ll HEAT Realtors, 649-2813. ______garageoaraoe wo and au all me the ex^ evtraa uiai that ^ d heirs and older of distribution, noUoe ;of For Part-Time Rd., Bolton, open daily, 649- FOUR ROOM apartment —first WANTED — one or 2-car ga- cans call the Flrebee.’’ less reopraiMssance plane near the roadway." > 8 you would expect In this truly the time and place aas^ed for Memory Gift Maintenance Work 6472. floor, $110. Heat and hot water In Manchester. Call 649 MANCHESTER^-Slx Salisbury said the robot plane the city. Welcker terined the New York included. Parking. 644-0031.' nft«r 6 P-m. londal, 1% baths, modem1^ k lt S ««o.»*ome out of rtate owner . KSLS*‘riie'Tnfe?e%"ti?— ...... ------M E T t S position "thoughtless and arro­ SAVEatLetot MCDONALD’S DRIVE-TN en with bum-ins, stove, dish- ^ heard. thereon by gant,’ ’ and sMd: "No one is Household Good* 51 cy, 646-0131. ___ileMng a copy of this order in From iCAA 46 W. Center, St., Manchester 414 ROOMS, $125. 3% rooms, wasasher and disposal, 3 bed- Bome newmiWMr having a circular going to be able to contrince me Apartment Buildings tlon In said District, at leaat seven $ 1 1 0 1 COMBINATION hostess cart $115. Parking. 16 Forest St., roo:ms, $19,900. Phdlbrick Agen- EAST HARTFORD -exclu sive ^?s'ia5bm (£v ( 5 y ^ S S heiS The Inter-County Ambulanea or any other member of this off Main St., 646-0090, 643- For Sale 69 South Vietnam Units MAN WANTED, full-time, over and bar, 4 feet long with re­ cy, 649-8464. 8 room ^ e d I ^ c h « c administration that high speed frigerator, $196. 643-2607. 6675. ROCKVILLE — 3- family dwel­ room, wall to wall caipeUng, mall, a copy ct this order to Bertha to be presented to the saxioik limits wiU improve an already 18, 86 p.m., service station FOUR OR even five bedroom ling, 6-5-4 rooms, good condi­ throughout moat of this home. U braiy In the bad a(x;ident end fatality rec­ eicpertence, call 649-0977. COLONIAL MANOR Apart­ cape that is VACANT. Ideally Minutes Froth, Extra Loan CLEAN, USED refrlgeratcrs, tion, good income, good Invest­ All walltex wall covering, lo Laurri"ftreet. Manchester! name of ttl5"lato Clair Robln- Flush VC from Delta ord.’’ ment—includes appliances and located in Bowers a rea ,. this ranges, automatic washt s, ment. Price $17,900. Philbrick - {AP Photolax) utilities, private patio and cel­ home has 8 rooms in all, plus SSSG=BJMf.®eidfe- (Oontinned from Page,_One) over South Vietnam Tuesday with guarantees. See them at Agency, 649-8464. beautiful lot. Near schoola and turn make to this court years. B. D. Pearl’s Applismces, 849 lar, $155. per month. J. D. a rec room and a one car gar­ and claimed destruction or Lucy Laments Leftovers Real Estate, 643-5129. shopping. Located on Brent- luwl been a charter American gunsWp helicopters ^o *405 enemy huts. Main St. Cell 643-2171. age. Has all the extras, such more Rd., city water and sew- — ^------* member of the ori^anlxation aiid 174 Viet Cong samr Lucy, a bassett hound owned by the James Business Property as combination windows, fire­ destrt^ed x.v viv; i^ i.b structures, bunkers, trenches Wedding CX)MPUTER COLONIAL OAK Apartments. ers. PresUge Real Estate, 289- a ^ u r t'< mp” pb d b ate * delegate from thia Hewells o!f Norerbss, Ga„ looks sadly at the re - WHY PAY 80-50 per cent more? For Sale 70 place, large kitchen, 1% baths, ^ In the l a s t ^ days in the. and sampans. South Vfotnamese Our low overhead (no rent or —4 Vi room duplex, appliances 6827. Mrs. Beardsley, 289-6161. held at Mancheeter, wmiln and for town for nuuiy years. rivers and canals 14 to 16 miles mains of the Christmas turkey devoured by her etc. Owners transferred. T. J. ------the Distrirt ^Manchester, on the William Leary of Hebron, pilots flew 93 strike sorties. elnployes) means low discount and utilities included. Parking ROOMING HOUSE, centrally south-southeast of Saigon. A family. Prospects for leftovers were mighty dim. Humason • Farr Crockett, Realtor.', 643-1577. SOUTH Twelve U.S. Anay advisers OPERATOR prices on quality new furniture. and storage. J. D. Real Estate, located, annual Income $5,304, W INDaOR-m odem 3 “ g^elSSt. jShn J^Wallett. pPoMdent of the KJAA. asked spokesman 'said the sampans 643-5129. bedroom Ranch, IVi baths, th a t, any booka bought with made the big parachute Jump in The marriage of Miss Joan For savings! sendee, and satis­ expenses $1,205. Priced at MANCHESTER—7 room house -were moving rice end other sup­ large lot, assumable 4,\ per S*^ad the itoney be Identified with the delta -wlto the ViefnaineBe Frances Farr o f ^Manchester to faction, without high--pres.sure $22,900. Paul J. CorrenU fronting on two mian rohds, 5 plies tor the Viet Cong. JBxcellent opportunity for sue ROOM duplex, excellent cent mortgage, $114 monthly. aWe. ^ Robinson’s name to indicate paratroopers. ' Brig. (Jen. Wil­ B olton Paul Francis Humason of New salesmanship, visit us today. location, completely remodel­ Agency, 643-5363. lot possibility, excellent in- The oonservatrix- having exhibited In the air war, long-range B62 liam G. Moore Jr., 46, of Waco, BritMn was solemnized Monday «n experienced IBM 1401 vestment property. Bri AJr Bel Air Real Eatate, 643-9882. he^^?i,SMSer final account 'with said estate t**!™ " * LeBlanc Furniture Co., 195 ed, $125. J. D. Real Estat^ bombers made two rMds on tar­ Tex., was in tharge of the Mrlift monHng at St. Peter CSavler MANCHESTER — East Center to this Court for allowance, tt.is First selectman J osep h operator. Third shift or South St., Rockville. 876-2174. 643-6129. Real Estate, 643-9332. — ORDERED: That the 9th day of fi,* - gets In South Vietnam today. and flew in the lead C130 Her­ Chapel, West Hartford. St. location, 6 room older home January, 19OT. at eleven^ ^o'clock 8**gda accepted the gift for the CHUIW rotating shift IBM 360 on Open 9-8, Saturdaj^^96. Legal Notices One formation of the heavy cules; Also, flying during the Waddell Getting Signatures The bride fa the daughter of .| excellent condition, large lot MANCHESTER — Lovely 6 forenoon at the Probate Office in town. Order will be In operation AVAILABLE January —6 room Municipal Building In said Man^es- bombers struck at a Communist operation was Lt. Gen. William Mr. and Mrs.. John Farr of 42 SINGER automatic zig • zag In 110 X 150. Ideal for profession­ room home. Ideal locaUon, all jP^R SuR rop^pSoB ATE t“™ ' t3a heating. Vacant. 649-1642. ffi j ’ ' • ww» . Expenses Include Utoae o f ad- 28’x48'," 3 bedroom Ranch. garage, treed lot. Convenient hearing be given to all persons In the western , part o f North Viet Cong in the 11^ two iflyn. see turn out, WaddeU said he » mother of pearl pray- locaUon, near school, bus, known to be interested therein to i oaay in H istory vertising, caucuses and primar- ! He !ejcpects to have the ap­ STORES, INC SIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, This home built In 1956 of­ *>.*....1*.- rt*i.. e-ac non appear and be heard thereon by ies, pitu thooa o f convontloa Vietnam^ and at storage areas Vietnamese spokesmen sMd the plication oomi^eted by the se- had no dofintte number In.mind, **^ hook with a cybidium orchid fers a country setting on a shopping. Only $m,9’***’• L ty Agricultural Extension Ooun- the demilitarized zotl'e Tuesday the infantry units reported seizr Doc. 12. These all pmlain to the Just plain tired of reading about * pMe blue atreet-length gown. closets. Plus many custom with five rMds, hlftli« at North Ing two 60mm mortars, 1,000 C HOUSl^OLD lots, antiques, room’. Formal dining room, Uv- Church St. New Haven' 10, 'Conn.: Today’s HlghUgM In History cll, Inc., will be held at the addition. A petition for a ref­ the addition, which has taken *®® 'white headpiece with face 4Vi ROOM modem duplex, ex­ ext^tis. $23,900. - brlc-a.-brac, clocks, frames, Ing room with fireplace, one wraree. ^ '?M n e s“ j. On this date in 1906, the fairly Tolland .center office Jan. 11, Vietnamese bunkers and troop land mines, 600 grenades and a erendum stfosequently put th'eee many months of discussion be- ''!***■ Sbe carried a nosegay "of ceptionally .good condition. Pri­ glassware. We buy estates. full and 2-haIf baths. Garage, Atty.. see Hapie Avenue. Hartford! large Sicilian city of Messina 6t ,J p.m. i"-"'"- areas to the once-neutrM buffer quantity of assorted 'anpnuni- on a metohine, oondensed 'to fore It came before the town bhie and yellow rosebuds, Help Wanted-—' vate yard and drive. Conven­ J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. area separating orth and tion. They also reported de- for a 'vote. Richard Marietta o f New Village Peddler, Auctioneer, 643-5129 150x200 lot. Assumable low in- was totally destroyed by an Members will take action on three questions.' Male or Female 37 420 Lake S t, Bolton, 649 3247. iently located to P & W, on terest mortgage. Immaculate Sahdatpom, * earthquake. About 84,000 per-■'proposed changes In the by-laws South Vietnam. stroytog a Viet Oong arms-maki' WaddeU sMd he Intends to "That doesn’t relieve them of BriW n served as best man. , bus line. Available Jan. 1, $115. U.S. pilots flew 461 sorties ing shop. petition for a second referendum ttielr responaiiWiity to vote,” . Mrs. Ehrr wore a champagne SPELLER PHARMACY requires Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Evei;^*^ m** '^onmo’re.'^a^mtnleirai ******* ” *w dlrec- WE BUY and sell antique and monthly. 649-4342. 649-2813. " trix. c-d' Lessner. Rottner. Karp A Ten Tears Age tors. (200 names required) once the WaddeU said. «®«>A IMMACULATE five room bun­ fuU,^or part-time help, expe­ used furniture, china, glass town meeting is set. ------brown accessories and a cybid- POUR ROOM apartment, sec­ galow on' Liberty Street. This $'h 500 w il l PURCHASE this W eM ."te& .it??! Co™.* ‘tod ”« ! Th* , S'at® Department an- The meeUng has been called rienced preferred. - driver's li­ silver, plctur^ frames, old i'UKC.HAijj!, uus turn make to thi.. — beauUfln J - more Afro-Americ«t. and Ed- should be from farm famillea. Dr. Asher L. Baker sMd he Thursday. Ave., New Britain. FIVE ROOM apartment, second Armour^s Star ir i^ B Y S rm N G ’ anyU'me by Rooms Without Board 59 '^'Mnch, large lltdog room, for­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ceased. «, mund Stevens and Philip Har- All those‘^rticipatlng in the did not want hit patient to lapse (Questioned on the meaning of After Crashes Thiii jee on Lake Mrs. Humason, a 1962 graAi- woman day or night'; 649-7989, floor, 29 North St.,’ built-in ate of Manchester High School, mal dining room, cabinet kitch­ INVESTMENT property cor- Schober praying that an tnstrament rlngton cl Look msgasine. programs for the Tolland Ooun- Into a depression, cemsidered Greenbaum’ a.maneuver, Kenne­ reasonable. THE THOMPSON HOUSE, .oven and range, $125. month­ en, . 2 • bedrooms, recreation purporting to be the last .will and Five Year* Ago ty Bbetension Service are auto- dy attorney Simon H. Rdfkind Three car crashes investigat­ Presents Hazard to a 1968 graduate of Central Cottage Street, centrally lo- ly . Available Feb. 1. 643-2573. ncr of &.nd -Grov6. luoal testament of said deceased be ad- common after a severe idrus ed-yesterday by police brpaglit Cfoimeoticut State CMtoge, New I WILL KEEIP one pre-schooi room, landscaped yard. Mar­ for professional. 2 'apartments, muted to probate sind that letters The newly-lkdepehdent eouh- matlcaUy members o f the Ooun- snapped: "R ’s beyond my com­ eated, large, pleasantly fur­ lon E. Robertaon, Realtor, office 2 earares deet> lot Sec- i!*® try of Kuwait informed the Unit- cil attack. prehension. arrests to each incident Papents are warned to keep Britain. She is employirt os child In my home, days or eve­ nished rooms, parking. Call oxnct, 2 garages, aeep lOt. sec- nexed be granted on aaM estate, as » -a-, Max Fischer, 81, (e. floor, call 643-8507. Keith Airencv 849.1022 forgoing that Iraq was threatening Ku- The Volunteer Firemen have dy and the book publisher came specUtotlon that he wanted to HUl was charged at 5:10 p.m. mentary SohoM, VenaoB. Mr...... permanent guest rates. TEN ACRES, stately 7-room Ketth Agency, 6^ ^ ______» i ^ ‘"ihc‘?raSSr*off^t„te wilt. This, orie day after Brit- pl«med a New Year's Eve par- after a surprising legal turn, prod the Kennedy group into yesterday with failure to grant PMice (Thief' Lud'wig Kolod- Humason, a 1980 graduafe o f S t SIX ROOM duplex —$126. Five stone 1840 Colonial, hot water MANCHESTER che.ster. In said Dist^t on the luh ish Naval reinforcements were, ty to be held at the firehouse threatened for a ■while to con­ negotiating fMter and said, “ AH the right (rf! way. zdej sMd the Ice is too tiilh, for Thomas A<]uinaa High School, Dogs— ^Birds— ^Pets 41 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, room second floor cold flat, heat, fireplace, exceUent con­ SEEING IS BELIEVING^ Sm ru»hed to the Persian Gulf bev hall. Members o f the women’s fuse negotiations Tuesday. we wanted was that this matter Fischer was arrested after a skating and presents a hazard, served for four years 'with the LOOKING FOR good.-hemes, 3 central locaUon. Mrs. Dorsey dition, long road - frontage. $70. Three room third floor Harper & Row counsel Ed­ be disposed of. We were ready two-car collision at W. Center Ktating-type ice seems to be ,U.S. Air Force. He fa a member cute kittens. Call 649-6480 af­ 14 Arch St. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. On a quiet tree shaded ^ •cold flat, $40.- iVi room duplex street sits a lovely '4 room appijcation. and. the l i m e ' try to forcibly taka over arsons. ward S. Greenbaum, expected yesterday .to argue the (uuie, S t and Waddell Rd., poUce sMd. taking longer than usuM this o! the Junior class at Central or BOLOGNA ter 5 :30 anytime weekends. . and place of hearing therOon, by Kuwait, year 'to form, hh noted. Oonneotlciit State OoUege. CLEa N comfortable roonii's, $115. West Side Realty, 649- BRICK RANCH — M od ern bungalow in “ spic and Those planning to attend e n to go Mong ■with a. postponement Just as we bad been the weMc The driver of the' other car was 4342. publishing a copy of this order in ■ _ _ _ _ OROOMINO and boarding all .free parking, genUemen. Call kitchen with built-ins, 2^ span” condition, ^or those some . newimper having a clrcula- t"** xeer Age asked to contact either Mre. on the show cause order, sud-. before.” ■ ' Rdbeit H. Slater, 4©, of Storrs, ~ BY THE PIECE before 7 p.m. 649-0826. Scran- police reportetl. ' . ' breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. BEAUTIFUL second floor baths, formal dhiing room, that desire*wa smell home ;d^?s Vtorafe''di:y‘^'t5fd ST k Mrs. G u j 2 ' ton. Motel and Cabins, 160 Tol­ ing. to appear if they see cause at South Vi6tn&m callod a four- Bock py today. ETscher is scheduled to ap­ Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, apartment, 4 large rooms, family room with fireplace, 2- with 2 garages, don’t,wait. nie^^ire not trained as admin­ Seminar Set in Detroit land Tpke., idanchaster. pear in . Manchester Circiilt W * promts* not to mentieii Hio nomo, but h^s one o f Ifw fop 3 pdckois! 643-5427. baseboard radiation, aluminum car garaip,' AA sone, $32,600. Prie'e" $14,500. J. (Jordon, ?2ia^trrhe‘^ M b r ^ ^ ^ daY cease-fire in January in Ob-, Talk on Refuse Panel Supports istrators,’’ the report said. “By 649-5306. thitf we mean those who have (Jourt 12 j€ui.-16. NICE, WELL heated room for storm windows," Venetian Philbrick Agency , Realtors, COCKER PUPS — adorable ?^r.l}?^rmsr*."?o*p^ west Stw Sto Mental Hospital . received neither a master’s de­ A two-car collision on Hart-i^> To Avoid Viet Fighting Fully Cooked, Ready to Eat, FRUITED RejiUenran. Private entrance. . blinds, fireplace, cablneted 649-8464. : ^ ; to Wniter E. Schober. 52 Deimont meanwhile; Invited to attend a meeting of, huff., with loads of per.-wnality, B & W St.. Manchester. Conn.;. Lerov E. WOked anxiously to Hanoi tor the Reeiom l Plannlnw Rnawi nf' gree iior formal training in hos- ford Rd. at 7:20 a.m. yesterday aired by champion Pelts Gen­ Inquire 101 Chestnut St. kitchen, formica counters, FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 fuO baths, The BARROWS and Schober. 3 Starr Lane. Haxatdvllle. slgna that the (tolhmunist Norih Manning Bpard Of DE3TROIT An inters .. know where they stand electric, range and refrig­ Conn.; Edith A. Schober, 5736 Herit- oommtmst North WimSi^ Jan. 3 to hear Robert Driig Research pital administration.” resulted' in the arrest o f Francis tleman Jim, AKC. 643-5427. modern kitchen with built-ihs, WALLACE Co. age Court. Dearborn. Michigan. Vietnamese Were ready to talk Mondav sent™ aantt.Hnn fMth seminar on how youth can ^ they plan to oj^ 2'/a ROOMS, furnished, heat, hot erator, off street ..lighted 2-car (Continued from Page One) "Re(X>gmzing, as we do, that D. Gaiaska, 25, of 130 Park 2 fireplaces, waJk-out base­ Manchester Parkads guardian ad Htem' for Walter R. n«iu:e to an effort to mwI tha ® « « - water, centrally located. Rea­ parking, beautiful country lo­ Schober. minor, and return make to fjf. . • ©non to end the ber of Che State Health Depart* some of the business managers St. avoid the fighting in Vietnam P®“ ment, screened poroh, garage, Manchester 649-5306 this Court. 7 '■ Vietnamese war, «.YWI xuc conscientious objector status, Articles For Sale 45 sonable; 12 noon to 6 p.m. call cation, 15 minutes from Man­ ,ment, discuss ’’Refuse D lsp i^ - In effect “ the recent admlnjs- these institutions have served He was charged with fMhire handy location. $24,500. Phil- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Ttodey’s B lilh d i^ trativs difficulties at one of out j^ng and IMthfuUy, we suggest to yield the right of way. Police opens at Detroit’s CentrM M(*h- Men oposed to war and w «{"e 649-8404. : chester, heat and hot ivater ROCKLEDGE—One owner, cus­ Sanitatioa disposal is a major W |g>AM .SALE! regular $15. bripk Agency, Realtors, 649- mentM hospltMs ■would not have recommendaticxi, ttf' sMd the car, he was dritring hit odist church today. have little dilficulty forming a included. $125. adults, 643-7056. 8464. tom 7 room through hall (Jape, AT ? * ? § U R ? ' r“ '«• «»* *own due to new Sponsored by a .group oaUtog stand gaining (XMisdentious-ob- oton^-free loam for $14. Fill, ROOM AND board in private held at Mara;hester.%lthin and. for «$ u la tj0fl8 proposed by the occurred.” this respeitt, be attained by evo- another on Hartford Rd., 21 feet SMOKED PICNICS gravel, aqnd. stone and ma­ family for workiiife .gentleman, 2 fuU baths, garage, c a ^ t - Thr d-stHiT'-T;!'MancheiteL is 56. The reports 4 ^ 8 research jution rather than revolution,” itseM the Committee of Citizens Jector status, he said, but “ the $10,000 —HARLAN ST. — 3 ing, like new throughout. ISth day of December^ A D. 1944. state which have been recently west of Elm St. The other car nure. 643-9504.' parking. 649-5647. Furnished Apartments 63-A Tbonglit for Today made into law*. guidelines are similar to regula- yig report said, for Peace in Vietnam, the day- guy who beBeves tMs particular bedroom Cape, need.-; repair. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. '‘J-.. Wallett. was driven by Robert C. Na­ . Common sense In en unoom-. it has been miwmstld ei,.* tion* already announced by the Lowney was dismissed from long meeting includes work- war — but not all wars — to un- THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, bors, 63, of 215 Highland St., KEEP CARPETS cleaning prob­ Apartments—:;Flat^- State Department of MentM .Connecticut Valley Hoi^ittat tor shops for oy?^w Yo*^ “ “ d e g ^ is whet the world 'irehieble infonhation should bo they sMd. lems small —use Blue Lustre ^ - Tenements 63 Healtfa, Thfqr call for written alleged shortcomings as am ad- ■various aspects of the Selective (xxnplex p rol^ m .’’ wan to wall. Rent electric able one Or two adulta. Park­ 1^ veteran, minimi^ do^ % ’iri2T dS^ S*orUi^tog-« this meeting end GMaska fa scheduled to ap­ Both the I&v. Mr. CUman MANCHESTEIR — 4 room FHA. Large^ Cape with full ceased. «ae®i singusn poet, 1772-1884. any other- interested of consent from the patient or his ministrator. IBs handling of ^pear______in______Manchester Circuit Service System. ~ ohampooer, $1. Paul's Paint BRAND NEW ^ ing. 272 M ^ ^ P t. A rMly protesting U.S. in­ and .the Rev. - Mr.' Grade' have house, city water, sewer, con­ Shed dormer. 2 acre lo t FI- p,V,5S"ol}Jfria’‘S J 5 S ? ------— the ^ fa welcome to attend; guard!w and the establishment drug research was criticized by Court( 12 Jan. 9. and Wallpaper Supply. ■ ..a a.a_» >■ wa' — vaaaawawaa pTfl^ lUg that ail au- volvement in the Vietnam war stated that no recommendations NOW R’llNTING venient location, new furnace, nancing like this practically thenticated and exem^lfied copy rf “ - - - - aecordtog to selectman Joseph of a research committee at each the Mental Health Department Michael J. Hale,^ 18, o f 59 Transfer Delayed will.cUmax toe meeting- about the draft would be offered TOU SAVED ahd slaved for PICTURESQUE Bustness Xocations only $11,500. Call now, Hayes Seegda. hospUM, among other changes, ^ut the research .program Itself Benedict Dr.y Wsqtping, was impt^lble today. CaU l^ e - |5*.,irp;S'ied°fn^t.4mii *^e "W e e:q>eot 7 to 16 people, at but, to (Joknan’a Words: ‘p t’s an wall to wall carpet. Keep it Fttr Ken t 64 ' Agency, 646-OlSl. diately for details. Belfioro .sanie ,in the state of New York be WASHINGTON (AP) — The The administrative arrange- upheld by the department.charged___ at 5:10 pin. yesterday RBSIDEU^IAL L O C A 'nO N each of the seven workshop*,” ' attempt to ]xt>vide an inter­ new with Blue Lustre. Rent Agency^ 643-5121. ment at state mentM hosplUls uie oommission’s report was with”fMlure to the rieht 3TORE ry renter of Manchester, MANCHESTER - New UsUng. sMd the Rev. (Jeorge! Ootanan, a change ot ideas for ttioae wbo electric shampooer, $1. The One bedroom apartments, wall “ in our oiiitotm, is poor organl- transmitted by the' 'governor to ^ ; newly rem odel^ aiore. froj.i room Ranch, IH baths, ga­ member of: the committee and a are totereided.” to wall'carpeUng, Outside bal­ NO DOWN VA,. $700 .down oifnuM: x-u»;in vmraifa. II la thA transfer ftf ita traintoiw een.'; ....ii a- • .. *; adtton,” 'the report said. the' mental heMth oommisslace, MANCHESTER — RANCH, 4 — ------noUce be given to alt persons Inter- wunem ^ ^ o n ^ , D- Poctamouth, Ve., Naval Hcepl- the raUy and "find out just what tious objectors, and students eht located comer of Edgerton centrally located. W in sub­ rooms, wooded lot with large PRINCETTON STREEH*—3-bed- .*? saW.estate of the Rendency Conn., announced the poe^pooe- boL , and an administrator be respon' preme (Jourt. Otofer members ______BANNAH’S HUSBAND Hector aible for the business operation are Dr,. John-D; Booth, Dr. BUss those kids are doing ■with their wtx) have been hrvolved, in ind Hemlock Streets. Immedl- divide. For particulars can shade trees. City waiter and room custom built house, well and^lace^^^heSing therero.**^ **** Murelng Agency Opea peace protests. ' tato9.:hard work so he cleans of' the fao^ital, as defined by B. Clark and Dr. Louis P. Hast- . s Swedes Change Trend draft jirotests.’’ dbB^>ocibupancy. $125. monthly. Warren E’. Howland, Realtor, sewers, handy to bus and shop­ Insulated, features cedar clos- run into un- The k>cal Public Health Nuro- Other Detooit- clergy on tbe 5-Lhi Avf^ Bm nigs with Blue Lustre. the medical director. . togs. “This should provide some CaU 350 Main St., 643-1108;, ping. $2,000 cash requiretL et. Jalousied porch and elec- tion^ih eald hilbrick Agency, Rev. Maortoe fJeaiy, a Roman Just Slica CHoott Variety Store. SUITE of offices presently ^omc garag? doors, mid 20's. rnV’ to^'"n?*ea;’’Tf tween them, the decision would latter part of the 10th century The Rev. DatAd M. Grecie, MANAGEMENT CO, 649-8464. 649r4496. saM limo and place and be beard to Ooaat Guara use. att4Uidance during^ the absence t e a c h e r s * DEOBEE8 and tbe early part o f the 20th,. rector o f Detrott’s St. Joeepb .OMholic; the Rev. Jamea Laird, M . suited for professional purpose — ^------• reiaHve thereto, and bv m*ntnir on Governor’s Island has been of Mr* Shir1«v Vm t. be left to the State MehtM Sava 25c and Eat! JflLUONS OF rugs have been 289-7395 Is now available in the State WASHDkJTON — About a Sweden was a country of heavy Episcopal churih and a edm- retiring pastor of Central Metti- lbs! MANCHESTER Ueat^ n ^ otntr; ^ y 10«>M.5 ;;„sgr™ K'’S;^Sth'2“JS “• •X Health Commissioner. Cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s Theater Building. Can be sub- quality built two^touiiiiles. Sep­ report said that 'mental quarter of all bachelor's de­ emlgration. But since the early mlttee member, sMd last week odiM Ctourch; the Rev..' James Cape. Aluminum aiding, ga- and of saM apcdlcatrao to the Tte quartera. . , ~ WE BE8EBYE THE BlOETr TO UMIT QUANTimBS Amarica'e finest Rent efoctric dl'vided if necessary,, For in­ arata funaces, CKcOtlettt fi­ hospltMs now haye a superin- grees granted . to 1966, acoord- 1930s there has been a surplus that the sponsors “ are not advo-Bristah, of the Malhodtot rage, eht^plng, bus. $14,900. A ^ i^ The’ trentter ,we« oriftoeBy'' of immigrants, Ih recent years eating draft iWging.’’ Onirch’s Social Action Dlvieioo, $1. Laraen'a Hard- 454 MAIN 8T,—S room heated formation can Theater mana­ nancing available. Hayes Agen­ Paaek Realtor, 289-7475, 648- Bartiord, Oara., and' retuni make' to scheduled - to take 'nleee next tendent who is a- psychiatrist in^ to new Office of .Education this Own. * about 10,000 more have inuni- The Rev. Mr. Grade' said that and the Rev. Eugene Ramootn, a SPECIALS AEE FOR THURS., FRL and SAT. apartment. $8$. 643-2426, 0-5. g e , 643-7832. cy, a46-01$L 4208. June...... r 1 JOHN J. WAUi^T'^ Judge. glato ML Ofalaou teL 228-9m. iMto a toisiness manager upder de- gratel to Sweden annually than the meeting wsa a puhUc forum ICettiodM ■s. lu pes«mt, ih— ~ Lroamlgiatad.. doignMl to tat An Adwi ■ - j '

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT jKanrtrfBtrr Average Daily NeTPress Run The Weather 1 t for Mrs.'Antollnl. Atty;-Louis For the Week'Ended William R. Paquette, son of dividing green and collided with Mr». Antollnl 'failed to keep her RANGE Partly cloudy dhd colder ta«, Mrs. Lena.Paquette-of Ly- the Mtcale car, traveling' west car under proper ccntrol, failed W. Johnson o f Middletown rep­ December 8, 1866 About Town 41 Coroner Rules Town Woman night Low In upper teen* ta neM St. has recently been in­ Mrs. AntoUnl was criUcally to operate her car in the proper resented Joseph Micale. AND mid 20’a. Tomorrow sunny and '8«oond lit. Henry J. Judd, eon itia te into' the Epsilon Mu Injured. Heri 13-year-old son, lane, a ^ operated her vehicle f u e l o i l o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Judd Chapter, Kappa Defta a na- To Blame in Auto Fatality and his 8-year^ld friend, were across the dividing strip’’ and NEW ODBAn I tRADE PACT 15,131 seasonably cold. BQgh 30 to 88. Br. of 86 FWey’ St. recentlj^ ar­ ticmal iKMiorary society in ed­ injured also, Mrs. Micale’s son, 'smashed into the Mlcale car. MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—A new GASOLINE ManeheHer— A City of. Village Charm rived In Vietnam. He is a liaison ucation, at Central Connecticut The' “ recklessness and negli­ the car her 21-year-old son Wat Joseph, suffered facial injuries. P r e s e t at the Nov. 30 coro­ agreement calls for a 22 per / V . ; ' Officer with the Headquarters State College, New Britain. gence’’ of Mrs. Gltta Antotint, driving, was struck by Mrs. Police are still investljgatlng ner’s Inquest in Hartford were cent Increase In trade between VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 75 (TWENTY PAGES) MANtHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1966 (Classified Advertialng on Page 17) > / PRICE SEJVEN CENTS o f the 9th Infantry iDivision’s Antolini’s car 'on W. Middle the mishap. the following witnesses: Man­ Cuba and Bulgaria, Havana ra­ 3rd Brigade. Members-of Campbell Coun­ 33, of y a Congress St. caused Tpke. S>hey noted in his report chester Patrolman Eli B. dio reports. BANTLY OIL cil, K of C, will meet tonight the Sept. 4 ahto death of a 40- Deputy Coroner Francis J. that a Blight rain was falling Tambling Jr., John Antplini of The report said Cuba will ship (OM I'ANV. INC. Army Spec, v 4.C. David M. at 7 at the K of C -Rome and year-old Middletown mother, at the time, and the road was 49 Congress St., Richard Barany sugar and molasses to the East­ :!:il MAIN SI'KI’.I’T Quey, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Fahey reported that Mrs. An- go to the John F. T ieney Fu­ the deputy coroner for Hartford of 36 N. School St., Joseph Ml­ ern European country and w fl Adolph Quey of 66 Spruce St., neral Home, 219 W. Centw St. tolini was .driving east on the slippery. .He reported that both I'KI.. (tl'.MV.ir. cars were’ traveling within the cale and Gltta. .Antollnl. receive In turn farm machinery, House Vet recently was awarded the Com- to pay respects to the late Se^ County ruled today. turnpike at 4:10 p.m. when her UockNillf K7:.-:L'7I Atty. Peter Zaccagnino of canned foods and other industri­ ^ bait Infantryman’s Badge while Um Mitchell, a member. The Middletown woman, Mrs. car swerved left near the Hock- posted ^ eed limits. Anna M.icale, was killed when anum River Bridge, jumped a He concluded, however, ^ a t Hartfbril was present as counsel al products. New Chinese Bomb serving at Tuy Hoa, Vietnam. Urges Hits A t least 30 days in contfict a'gainst hostile forces is re­ quired to be eligible ,for the award. He Is assigned as a rifle­ Skating - Coasting A t Hanoi man in Oo. A, 1st Battalion of WASillNGTON (AP) — the fUi Division’s 8thJMantry. Deepens USSR Rift CSsairman L. Mendel Rivers, of ^ The Mountain I ^ r e l Chap­ OUR GREATEST HOME-MAKING EVENT, JTITH BIG SAVINGS! the House Armed Services Oom- ter of the Sweet Adelines, Iric. mittee says the United States will rehearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. should ‘flatten Hanoi if neces­ An AP News Analysis at the Russian American Na­ Christmas presents for winteV sary (and) let world opinion go By w i l l i a m L. tional Center, 211 Wethersfield sports, peuticularly ice skates, fly a Wte." Ave., Hartford. The group is can now be used in the town China has exploded an­ open to all women interested in His Senate -counterpart. recreation areals. other nuclear device and four-part barbershop harmony. annual savings!. Chairman Richard B. Russell of According to offlcials of the the Armed Services Committee, thrown yet another bomb Blectronica Technician .3.C. Recreatioif Department, the says "the use o< superior force into the rubble of Soviet- .BNerett P. Tuttle, son o f Mrs. cold weather has frozen ponds regular or fitted, whiter-than-white is the only means by which they - Ghinese relatibns. Edna C. Tuttle of 131 Mather enough for safe skating and (the Communists) can be forced As much as any other one fac­ 2 St, is a crew member aboard Charter Oak Field is open for to the conference table.” tor, atomic weaponry has coq- the guided missile destroyer skating today for the first time. Rivers, a South Carolina buted liberally to worsening tJSS Lawrence, with the 6th This evening the lights will be Democrat, said in a telephone reitbtions between the two Com- Fleet Attack Carrier Striking turned on and the skating will interview Wednesday ■ night munlsKriants and may yet be go to 10 p.m. Sprln^aid sheets, cases from Charleston, S.C., “ We the eleineM which makes the Croup in the Mediterranean The ski slope at Mt. Nebo Is should use, to the fullest the po­ break complete and final. .also open, up to 4:30 this after­ tential of our great air power With the latest explosion — A teen-age dance sponsored noon, and from 6:30 to 9:30 this “ upon North Vietnam. Red China’s fifthNqnd its third by St Bridget CYO sdieduled evening. ★ s.type-131 muslins ★ type-186 combed He said the lack of full use of this year — Pekli^slssued for Friday has been postponed Center Spring Park is open such power "is why these peo- , propaganda blast whictiSiaid, the 9 tmtfl Friday, Jan. 6, at the for coasting with sleds, and will percales pie think we're kidding." success of these testa a acfaool cafeteria. remadn open until sundown. SIZE 63x99 He deNded reports of civilian heavy blow to U.S. imperiali 1 . 6 7 casualties in North Vietnam and and ^ v le t modern' revisionism," asked “what .about these which have been collaborating 72x99" , SIZES 72x108 (American) fliers that have in a vain attempt to enforce 81x99" 2 . 4 7 been shot down, on these mis­ their nuclear monopoly and sa­ sions of indecision? Nobody ^ botage the revolutionary strug­ 72x108" 63x108" . . . seems to be worried about these * gles of all oppressed people and 81x108" 81x108" fellows.’’ oppressed nations.’ ’ Twin bottom fitted 90x108" . „ . . Rivers referred to bombings With each Red Chinese explo­ Twin bottom fitted . Double bottom fitted of cities in World War II- and sion Soviet nervousness has in­ Full bottom fitted . said “ we were determined to creased. This explosion could be 90x108" 72x120" . . . win (now) we’re worrying much enough to push the Kremlin into 42x36" Co.ee 81x120" . . . more about public opi^on than a more active role in seeking Twin top fitted 90x120 . about victory.” ' peace in Vietnam, despite avow­ ’ Russell told an Atlanta dinner als from Moscow that the Soviet Full top fitted . . . .2.,! 108x120 a f . 39i/'80 twin XL jflHed audience Wednesday night "you leaders 'Will take no such initia- can’t fly airplanes three times ttve unless specifically Eisked by 54/80 full XL fitted . All "Springinald" .heel* ore o blend Main St. in Manchester was a slushy, sloshy mess today and the heavy rain the size of a house and drop the North Vietnamese. o f . apecialty .elected Amerleon cotton Queen 60x80" fitted posed the threat of flooding problems in town, (-HfiF;ald ph®to by Ofiara) bombs and not kill some civil­ Moscow appears now to see In for even wear and, extra '.trength— DuoJ King 70/80 fitted ians. The remarkable thing to China’s nuclear club member­ whiter-thon-white flnl.h, AIm>, all , Casei — 42x38 me is that more civilians ha­ ship a real threat of nuclear Springmald fitted iheet. have "Sprihg- 42x48" . ven’t been klUed.” weapons spreading to other on" corner.— a great advance in fitted 42x54" . Street Floods Hit Town He said peace appeals "have cobntries and o f a world situa­ (heeti. Note the complete range of ‘ Tw in top fitted . . failed as yet to elicit the,slight­ tion developing beyond the con­ few days and the water created St.; Wyllys St.; Bralnard Place; regular and extra ilze*. Double top fitted . A sudden mixture of est meaningful response from trol o f the two major .nucleaip a serious condition. Sewers be­ Chambers S t; 3. Hawthorne Hanoi. powers. I J snow and rain produced a St. and sections of E. Middle came clogged cuid the water, “ Neither has Hanoi evinced Peking has vowed again aim flurry of excitement this unable to drain, backed up in Tpke. Flooding was also report­ Now*s The Time To Save! morning as streets became the slightest interest in entering again to “break the nuclear mo- many low spots in town. ed at Woodbrldge and Main into negotiations with us for an' flooded, buildings drew nopqly’’- of the' Soviets and the In front of 144 Lenox St.^ Sts., and Brookfield St honorable settlement. '' Americans,' and has given the water, cars stalled and where Uie road dips, the water A bright note was added to "In my view, this continued Throwing a Russian flag • toward the speaker’s^ platform, Donald Ldbsinger, impression that it believes tho town; emergency crews accumulation w m heavy, as it the situation by Town Water intransigence leaves. us no left, led a demonstration in protest to a seminar advising youths on how to ,1 more nations that get Oie bomb, work^ frantically to un­ was on Branford St In spots Sui>erintendent Lawrence ^ itt- choice but to inflict greater pun- avoid fighting in Vietnam. At right is his chief aid, Edward Kelly. Both are the bejiter. The official. Peking plug clogged drains in such as this, cars attempting .People’s DiRy;' ««ld recent^ (See Page Eight) (Sbe Page Eight) streetsT8°som e streets beT-to go through w e stalled out. “members-of the right-wing organization "BreakthroOgh.” (AP Photofax) that Red China "wiH never be Patrolman Ernest McNally JANUARY WHITE SALE came virtual streams party, to the.*o-cal|e4 xetalfM said the police got quite a num­ Shoe Salon— ^IMain Floor, R ear. . . But all ended well. The rain nob^h^giM ton ttpa^ dM ber of calls from motorists who ffam ons ^‘Insnlaire 11” blankets stopped about 11 this morning. ^riyo non-nuclear gounMed E The sun made an effort to break became stranded In the pool* UOCKVUIG Congressman Avbids their Eights and lnjni« t6e biter^ as tneirtheir car engrines became rag. through at about 11:20, and was esta of the world's pele.” 16x28 "ROYAL FAMILY" 6 6 x 9 0 3 . 9 3 wet. The police sent out tow •4b- 6 .9 8 shining brightly at noon. As China grows more confi­ trucks to resuce them, McNally ‘American Girl” SALE According to Ernest Turwk, dent, Moscow grows more jit­ hand ton^els n g. said. War-Dodge Seminar 73x90 6 .9 3 superintendent of the Town Hospital Gets Assets tery. The danger Is far closer to 7 .9 8 About 9:30 this morning Highway Department, the rain DETROIT (AP) — Sponsors^ yens and Othew would answer ^he U.3.S.R. thM t^the W est^ Blssell St. near the Main St. n g. actually began as snow at about ______Hemisphere. And China, denied 80x90 7 .9 3 end had several inches of water of a seminar advising youths on qu®^ons for^diufi-age you^a 8 .9 8 midnight. By 4 a.m. there were ‘ The Rev. Mr. Grade" Mld iie help since 1988 In the mi; flowing along it, and town crews Group of famous name 3 9 « over two inches, he said, ai^ Of Dissolving Firm how to avoid fighting In Viet- p i ^ ' ' w i t i ; the tunimlt rag. were out with shovels digging (Bee Page Eight) hi or mid .hi heels in 108x90 1 0 .9 3 about 5 a.m. it began to rain.* nam planned today to set up really didn’t have any 16x28“-.tee. Towel, ore mode of 12.98 The policyholders of the Rock­ and receive dividends from It C away the snow to open the sew­ suede or leather. Choose thick/ fluffy terry-cloth thol^ wonder­ The mixture of heavy snow, "W e’re quite elated,” the hos­ cqunseling centers In Detroit idea how many would show up,’’ fully absorbent. Pretty florol prints or Worm in winter, cool In sum­ er openings. ^ ville Mutual Fire Insurance Co. from navy, black, brown.. which had fallen over the past pital administrator, John Mira- where young men can find an^ said, "but I think this is a .olid colon. Di.continued pattern., mer. Intuloire's magic is in its Some wate.r entered the- base­ voted today to dissolve the firm Sizes dVa-lO AA, B. Not some irregular*. cirloom weave. No weighty ment of the Herald building, blto, said at,word of the deci­ swers to their questions about ’ and turn over a half-million dol­ The Rev. Mr. Grade said every style in every size. -Si feeling— and you'll love/ the and the Public Works Depart­ sion. the draft. Child Could m 'I new Insuloire ll's hand- lars in assets to Rockville Gen­ The hospital announced re- sponsors "of the seminar were ment sent out trucks and the The day-long seminar con­ Regs 10419 crocheted look. Machine U.S. to Curb eral Hospital; not advocating draft dodging. waihoble, non - allergenic water was pumped out. (See Rage Eight) cluded with a ■ public rally Find Frauds The assets are in the form of They were polnUng out noncom­ m lOOVo cotton with nylon bind­ Some time ag;o the' water Wednesday night at which the stocks and bonds the company <4Zr batant avenues — sUch a* oon,- ing. Solid colon. went as far as to- drain under Promotionof has accumulated from invest­ principal speaker failed to show scientious objecUons — - for up and the sponsors were hec­ State^sView m . the presses at the plant, but the ments. those who did not believe the flooding this time was not quite kled by members of a right- N.Y. Lottery John Mason, secretary of the End Escapes^ Vietnam war was justified, he FAIRFIELD (AP)—State Tax 72x84 Dacron filled comforters as serious. 'When the water was 98-year-old insurance company, wing organization. said. P discovered at the Herald, a ' About 200 persons attended Oommissioner John L. Sullivan Misses’ Suede Flats 100% VIRGIN ACRYLIC WASHINGTON (AP) — If and said the assets may turn out DemocraUc Rep. "Jc^ Cony­ PRINT REVERSES TO SOLID COLOR small bucket brigade was form­ to be more than a half-million Jailers Told, the evening session, about twice ers jr., billed as the main says "a 10-year-oId child could when New 'York State’s pro­ ed to deal 'With the situation un­ dollars. the number who turned out for speaker, failed to appear. Hie have found" the discrepancies 72x90 blankets posed lottery gets Into opera­ til the pumps could be put into He said the company was be­ panel discussions and \trork- Rev. Mr. Grade said he didn’t town’s tax records, and ■ m Or Lose Job shops earlier in the day. Many tion, it is unlikely to become a operation, ing dissolved because the trend “tJAPT. HOWARD LEVY know why Conyers Wasn’t there, he added that the case will be Accoj|ding to officials of the of those in the audience were ng, national institution like the today in insurance is toward LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Conyers said today: “ I had turned over to the State’s At-, great Louisiana lottery of the Public Works Department, the bigger companies and bigger under draft age. Others went mentioned I’d drop by if I had tomdy.- Rust or green, top stitch­ 4 .9 8 embarrassed government parents 'of boys eligibie for the 3 . 9 9 5.95 19th century. low qpbts In town which experi- package' policies. The company warned its JaileTS~noday they the time, but I was otherwise It wiU be up to Statens Atty. ed Crepe sole. 5-10, me­ Medic Faces Or, if It does. It will be the eiiced floodihg were ’ at Palm has about 100 policyholders, draft or already in the armed engaged. I hadn’t partidpated Otto Saur to determine whetb- 100% virgin ^ acrylic weave wa.be* compora at 7.98 may be fired unless they stop forces. dium result of sub rosa activity. and Cooper Hill Sts.; (Putnam who together own the company in arrangements and I did not er action ihight be warranted easily and keep, you worm end com­ the rash of , prison breaks that The Rev.- David M. Grade, fy in the coldest weather. 6-in4h ny­ ONCE A YEAR SAVINGS The reason: Federal law is 1 ^ become' a national scandal. A rm y Trial toow I had been listed as^ a against anyone in the $432,000 lon binding. Choice of solid color*. . 72x84 size DuPont Da­ now tough on the Interstate pro­ rector of St. Joseph’s Episcopal principal speaker.” shortage. Commissioner Sullivan Sir Jcunes Mackay, on bis Church,r'tksvMA.V who served J as______seminar1___ W F r Reg. 7.99 F>y^OUS DELUXE cron. polyester filled for motion of lotteries. It places JS-rst "day as head of the home In W ar Balk Representatives of Break- 'said Wednesday. warmth, ^ comfort, and strick curbs on the dissemina­ chairman, ^sald plans were un- through," a mllltantly conserva His comments were followed office’s prisons department, der way to set up .counseling ROYAL FAMILY longer wear. Acetate >ay- tion of lottery news by radio, sent letters to goveriiors of BO today by action of the town’* New Year to" Bring COLUMBIA, S.C, XAP) — An services at-centers where law- '(S ee Piage Nineteen) on covering.'Print revert- teley.isiqn or newspapers. prisons demanding an end to Board of Finance, which, am In the Noy. 8, election, "New Army doetpr accused of willful- at to '^ lld color. , security slackness. nounced It is discharging the erj^stal palace :-xv York State voters gave over­ Three more Inmates fled from }y d ^ beyin g orders and mak- auditing firm of Allen, C ^ sid y X*Xt whelming approval to a propos­ Increased Tax Bite two prisons-without-bars in ing disloyal statements about and Co., which had audited the al that the state operate a lot­ “American Girl” Flats tow el ensem bles WASHINGTON (AP) The might make to raise personal northern England Wednesday U.S. involvement in Vietnam, . Rock ^n Roll at a Shout r town’s tax records since I960. 22x28 Blendsdown bed pillows tery wto neiphelb imani,e-cuu^v.v*,.finance-education, jg^g^al government will take a income and corporation taxes. ..»8»t..^flight, a robber in for 16 years Finance Board Chairman J o-' SALE OF SANFORIZED says he would not change his s^ph R. Coates said the firm The 1967 ^ p sla tu re a jjlgger bite of the weekly pay- Next year’s bite won’t hurt as grabbed a ladder from a guard stand because it is a matter of m the question of just how to ca ry beginning next week to much as the one last January scaled the wall at London’s '^11 be put on notice that a suit REGULAR 3.99 VALUES! SAVE WHILE YOU CAN m'oraility. , , Invitation to Hearing Aids mattresiM W xers 1 .6 9 out the idea. ' v, j ■ help pay for increased Social when not only the tax rate but PwztonviUe Prison, and a killer 'Will be instituted against it to m '«*'> Lotteries span many hun re s benefits, especially the earnings on which it is levl- kroke out of a mental hospital, Dr. Howard Levy, 29, a ca5>- PHOENIX. Aii*. (AP) —. H Somebody shouting at you recover any losses the town Brown, rust, beige, black of years of histp^, from tne y^g giyerly. ed were raised. The first $8,600 That raised the total number of tainUKUl CUMand WtlVlettief W* of uctdermatology at a - . i. j a. a distance of three feet may suffer as a result of "im - .99 nearby Ft. Jackson Army Hos- » teen-agera need beating escapes this year to 693. suede. Choose from sev­ 1 .0 9 lowing of, prizes by lot ^ Social Security taxes will in earnings will be subject to (Bee Page Eight) 2 .9 9 ea. festivals put ■ climb from this year’s 4.2 per the tax next year, the same as The . robber scaled the P*tal. eald WednW^eJrst wh^^ S^m riate^^S^V S eral styles. Sizes 5-10. 2 . 3 0 M charge stemmed from his refus­ wash 2.79 perora, down to the Irish Sweep- this year. PentonvlMe wall was recaptured only, themselves to blame, says * dicito^', ajid th rm M t” a^id * ------Narrow, medium. cent rate to 4.4 per cent on Jan. Heavy unbleached muslin. with bias stakes of today. The latter is 40 minutes later and two n%n al to train Special Forces aid Robert A. LarsbeU. cloth . 4 9 1 and most of the increase will But the 1966 tax -was based on televisdon or radio fan won’t m toped teams,. end«l kjpPzipper cloeure* for 2 for $5 legal only in Ireland but resi­ who escaped from azl open pris­ men in the basic skills of der­ be used in the medicare pro­ a rate of 3.626 per cent and Thetr rock ‘n’ roH music is too turn the volume past 90 deci­ Reg. to 7.99 easy on and off. Choice of- full or Fashion collections from coast to coast dents of 147 countries buy more on on Christmas Day were matology. Warrant Issued' gram. earnlnga of $4,800 for a maxl- loud dad it’s damaging their bels.” twin sizes. Save 49c on eoCh one. go wild about Crystal Polqce towel than $40 million worth o f tickets caught In Manchester. Offlcial* "I did K for about three enseitiblet on all-time fashion great.' Soft, 100% white water fowl Over-all, the increase will add mtoi payment of $174. IWe rose ears, the aoouetioe engineer Larabell said the Air Force TTrsi* P'lt****! annually. said Oat left 122 convicts still at months, dven then with some The zing of texture played against feather filled pillow* with oh 8- an extra $1 billion to the Social to $277.20 this year. Of this said Wednesday. and others have worked up ex- ^ In this country, the Louisiana large. , uneasiness,” Le-vy said. "Then, poaure charts that show how the richness of telldt. In o sweep of ounce print corded cover. Large 22 Security trust funds during 1967 year’s maximum, $23.10 was In. decibels, Larabell said It Not every else and style, color available, but still a very marvelous colon. Cannon towels ore lottery created a sti-r in the post- Miackay, 69, a Scot known as a I decided 1 couldn’t do it any­ much sound over what period of Of Charter Oaki good selection available. „ x'28" cut sike. Get 'oil you need at but the most any one person earmarked for m ^ c a r e . ranks right up there -with rivet­ pucker-free. Choice of solid colors. civil war era. Promoters en­ tough' administrator, was ap- more.’’ time may be damaging. 1 ' this special low prIce.’PInk, blu e .. will have to pay is $290,40, up , Next year, $33 of every maxl- ing, drop forging and automo­ WETHERSFIELD (AP) -Thg gaged famous names to act as perinted Icust week to draw up a The second charge said, in bile assembllhg. And workers In He said he measured a 'vol- recently fired coach of the Hart­ front men. For a while, the Con­ $13.20n t fhofrom this year. toon mum payment* ' of $290.40 -will go crsish program for tightening part, that Levy made statements Of the $13.20 increwe, $9.M ^ r the medical care program. prison security. He started work "d e s ig i^ to promote dWoyalty those industries are required to ume Of 90 to 96 decibels 2Q fget ford Charter Oaks of the Con­ federate ex-general, Pierre Gus- wear noise guards. , from a teen-age band. "B y Air ______OtHER GREAT JANUARY WHITE SALE SPECIALS will(11 be earmarked for the medi­medi- This •Phiia maximum is nainpaid by^after .. a long'« cerm an^ physical for Lander’s arrest, but 'wouihl^ »X*X1 sirable results.” The lottery $16.60 from tUe year. Thta is Moot'^of the country’s ancient do eio, that Negrro soldiers j^ w n or black in several hand 47c law through 1987 and any in­ with rows of ksteners crowded damaige can be done at noise give no further details. Notic|* closed do'wn in 1894. also levied, on the lllrat $6,600 in ptfoons lack such security aids. Should refose to fight in Viet- sfyleck Ctune in and see ^ Quilted top,bedspreads by Austin Lee, reg. 6.99 ip a p creased benefits voted by Con­ in close. levels far lower. of the warrant went out to ' Seventy years elapsed before eainings. ^ . Moves to tighten djscipUne nam because they had been de- thebe value! m w ash Choice of solid colors and floral printed quilted centers that odd e P o a r d ' gress could mean even higher Using standard induetrial The Indistrlal Hygiene Society police departments throughout another state. New 'Hampshire, Hcre are the maximum taxes were reported in several Jail*. ided freedom , in -the United cloth 27e charm to, any decor. Full or twin sizes. taxes. metering equipment, LsrabeU has recommended that h u m a n -oo^ cU cu t on the s t a t e d * Super Glide—Teflon treated. Elastic • • • - • , J tried a lottery. This one, based to be paid in the future by the ‘ The governor of London’s States and were beihg disorlm President Johnson has al­ V i^ a m by measured the naril of a number of rock ‘n’ roll sound levels higher than'86 deci- message was issued Wednes- profits earmarked for educa­ Social Seciuiity program isn’t re{»imanded one guanl for al* being given hazardous duty and floral prints— In matching sizes. - limit one 'to customer. A truly comfortable pillow that's designed to give you a restful sleep. * improvement in benefits as a changed: kxwtag a convict to drive out ki suffering the majority of cesual- bands. 1)els, he noted. connection with the waa^. ZIppered closure. tion, has been operating since “A home at night, with the TV Larabell’s'tw o teen-aged chil- major legislative goal for next $3^.40 in 1969 tihrough 1972. a garbage truck. Poldce were tlea.” w 1964, with diminishing returns. tu n i^ off and everybody' dren ar.e J,forbldden to listen to poUce s^d Lander’s last year and has the support of both ’The take thus far: ,1964, $6.73 $866.40 ki 1973 through 1976. investlg;ating a chaise byja' cort- According to Levy, the Democratic and Republican asleep, and nobody snoring, will loud Hve binds.' known address was in Wethers- million; 1965, $3.9 milUpn; 1966, $360.70 in 1976 through 1979. - vi<^ timt a prison officer ,soId charges ideo read that he stated OPEN HIURSDAY T lU i PJI. leaders. prodiKe about 40 dedbelB,'' he - He issued the order "just as I ^e°ld a suburb of Hartford H i $8.86 million. In the second year $306.30 in 1960 through 1966. ksys for 8420 to aid an esrape "if he were a ootored soldier he Hie new year increase in So­ told a reporter. )vouU dtssuade them from drag ’coached the Oiarter Oslgi Main Strent, Manchsstsr G Open Thura* till 9 F-NL' # “Charge Aecdunts Inviteir , ^ the lottery ‘aa ad