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PAGE THIRTY-TWO MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1969 f - ^ ^ iUanrl|EBt?r !|(raUi -Avetace M br Nbt PrM Run The Weather. ’Ihe Salvation Army Brass * ' DaeMBker t i, UM Snow beginning late in even­ A bout Tow n Ensemble will present a pro­ Retired Group ing continuing into tomorrow gram at a meeting of the Ki- wMh lows in 20e. Wedneeday wanls Club o f Manchester to- Has Yule Party Herald Cookbook Delayed 15,880 dianoe o t flurries. High In tqsper John R. Torzsa, son of Mr. DISCOUNT SOs. ajtd Mrs. George Torzsa of 19 m o ^ w noon at the Manches­ MUSIC-MAKING Connecticut Northeast Chap­ The Herald's traditional Christinas present to its Nmmekmtier— 4 City o f ViBmte Chmnm Ehrie 9t., has earned Cum Laude ter Country Club. Members may ter of the Amercan Aseociotion subscribeiis, the cookbook— “ From Your Neigrhbor’s honors lor the first quarter at bring their children to this pro­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 71 of Retired Persons held its first Kitchen''-^will be delivered a little late this year. PRICES! (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1969 AdwrUkMg «■ Wiga U ) Laurelcrest Preparatory School gram. PRICE TEN CENTS Christmas party Friday at - A, in Brlsbcd. He was outstanding GIFTS South United Methodist Church. Difficulties in printing: and binding: have delayed this year as a running back E .Z o f the sities." An economics major, he cently completed a motor United States, has rejected U.S. handiwork of 1969, the giant tax is a dean’s list student and a vehicle operator’s course at Junior warden; William R. international picture vdiich he CHRISTMAS STARTS at found Improved despite some proposals for a Middle Bast cut and reform bill, already la member of the track and foot­ Motor ’Transport School, Camp Hewitt, treasurer; Malcolm Ro­ disappointments. peace agreement, calling them on Its w ay to the UM te House Senator Raps ball teams. Lejeune, N.C. bertson, secretaiy; Malcolm and a top Senate Repubtloan " I think on the whole the "iq^ieasement of the Arabs" President can be proud of his vdiich "seriously prejudice pros­ said there la no doubt Preoldwit MANCHESTER’S pects for peaee.” Nixon wtU sign it Into law. A Atombtrol leaderridp in the foreign affairs Late Oosing 3 field," Rogen said. . On the battlefield, IsraeU At the White Houoe, prees eec- Most Complete But one Important area where commandos struck into Egypt rotary Ronald U Uegler aald admittedly little progress has aggin Monday night to mortar flatly today what had become elei;tiiii!!ii: .iiieue lllfCAN an Egyptian naval base on the Of Loophole fNBUSTRIIi been made is In efforts to settle apparent—that PreatdwU Nixon Red Sea coast, the IsraeU com­ will not call Oongreos Into a ope- INC. TV CENTER die Amh-Israeli dlqiute — end WASHINGTON (AP) — In n Waahlngton’a new pn^Kssals mand said. It was the second olal post-Chrtotmaa issoton. raid on an Egyptian mUltary in­ closing blast at the tax raform aim ed at finding a peaceful so- Seeking to speed action, the bUI. Sen. John J. WlUlanw soya stallation in five dajrs. luUon have been rebuffed by Preoldant had said he would call Oongreos has moved too sloarty Relations between Israel and both eldee. Montagnard irregulars search through the smol­ in the background skidded o ff the Nha Trang run­ Congreas back on Dec. 28 unleos In closing a loophola available the United States, home of the The IsraeU cabinet Monday is­ dering ruins of slum homes and a schoolhouse way and burst into flames. (A P Photofax) all appropriation bUla were to prominent public mclals, no­ magiiiriccnt |\/|d ^ S Jewish nation's chief finsnclal sued a statement which reflected which were set ablaze when the A ir Vietnam DC-6 passed before adjournment. tably former preatdento. backers, were at their lowest deteriorating U.S.-Israeli rela- Basing the preoaure, Nixon The Delaware Republican, point in years. tioas because of the U.S. effort. accepted an Invitation to lunch ranking GOP member of tbe A communique issued after a The Israelis denounced the with Democratic and Republi­ Senate Finance Committee, special sessioa Monday of Pre­ American pn^xisals as “ap­ can leaders of Congreas In the complained Monday about the mier Golda Melr’s Cabinet said peasement of the orbs" which dining room of House Speaker provlalon In the tax raform bill the American proposals for All To Be Quiet on Viet Battlefield GIFTS r "seriously prejudice prospects John W. McCormack. D-Mosa. ending the right to deduct dona­ oe between Israel and Jor- for peace." Traditionally, the leadera tola- tion of private papers as a char- and between Israel and In reply, Rogen said the C SAIGON (AP) — Battlefield mile of the border and about 70 two more American helicopters The battle for the border out­ phone the Preoldent prior to act­ Itoble contrlbutton. Iasiinu pleasure! Egypt contain nothing obliging action In Vietnam remained at a miles northwest of Saigon. COLOR TV American proposeis were fair, Monday. A gunship waa downed posts at Duo Lap and Bu Prang ing on a sine die adjournment " I underatand there’a about the Arabs to end hostiUties and eompfehenslve end consistent low level but U.S. BB2 bombers along the Cambodian border 87 Is over, and U.S. mUltary kna- reeolutlon. Ziegler eald Nixon 620 mlllkMi Involved," he aald. would encourage Arab hostility. The strikes were concentrated with the resohiUon the U.N. Se­ made heavy ralde along the miles northeast of Saigon while lysis see It as a qualified vlatory was receiving the mesaage per- When WlUiama called atten­ The statement said Israel In the "Fish Hook" region, a curity OouncU voted after the Cambodian border today as the on a reconnaissance mlaeion for South Vietnamese foroee. ' aonally rather than by tele­ tion to the toophole eartter this "views with concern the dis­ major North Vietnamese stag­ five-day Jtme 1967 war, calling start of the annual Christmas They have reservations about phone. year there was Immedlato spec­ quieting Initiatives of the United ing area and Mfiltratlon oorri- near the Bu Dop Special Forces for a solution to the i»oblem . truce neared. the victory, not because of poor The tax bill ewept through the States at the four power talks’’ dor where the common border camp, and two crewmen were ulation he wanted to prsvsnl A three-day Viet Cong cease­ pertormancs by the government Senate Monday, 71-6, after Appeasement Is “ an unfortu­ on the Middle East which the of T ay Ninh and Binh Long killed. The second heUooptsr former Preotdent Lyndon B. fire was scheduled to begin troops, but because the 10,000 clearing the Houee MI-2. Ulti­ Johnson from taking advantage nate word,’’- Rogers continued, United States, the Soviet Union, provinces touches Cambodia. went down 20 miles aoutiiwast of first, at 1 a.m. Wednesday, North VIetmuneee soldiers com­ mately, It will provide 16.1 bil­ of It. PERFECT PLAYMATE FOR YOUR that the Arabs ore enemies of Britain and France have been Assessing the situation from Shlgon, wounding four Amari- which Is noon BIST Tuesday. For mitted to the action never lion tn tax cuts, offset by 16.6 A t Wllhama’ urging the Sen- Superb Console - the United States and somehow holding In New York and Wash­ Saigon north to the border, an cana. , the allies, the South Vietnamese launched a m ajor thrust. Thus billion In revenue to be ralsod STEREO SYSTEM — SO N Y’S 252-D we are ai^ieasing them," he ington. The Cabinet said Israel official source said: "The low afe aat the oloetng data for fasS government proclaimed only a The U.S. Command said there by the reform provWons. Jan. I. The House made It Dec. said. ‘”Ihat Isn’t true." wUl not be the victim of power level of enemy activity suggests the anticipated test of South 21-hour truce period begtainlng were 17 enemy rocket and mor­ But a leaser measure, a nor­ TAPE DECK RECORDER. The U.S^ position, R o g e n poUtlca and wiU reject any at­ that most of the enemy xinlts Vletiiameae units never really 29 this year, but the Senate- with Automatic Fine Tuning.. at 6 p.m. Christmas Eve, or 6 tar attacka between 8 a-m. Mon­ mally routine 6278 mUlkm ap­ said, is that It hopes the Mideast tempt to impose a settlement on have completed the December developed. Houee conference committee a.m. BST. day and 8 a.m. today. Three of propriation bill for an asoort- changed It to next July IB. rivals can ,begin negotiating a It. atlon period and are returning However, Ool. Vo Van Canh the attacks caused casualties or ment of federal aganclae, pro­ Whan Johnson left offloa lost settlement under the U.N, reso­ Mrs. Meir, in an interview U.S. sources said they antici­ to a refitting phase In prepara­ aald tbera Is no qussUon In his always brings you perfectly- damage. Including one Ameri­ duced a olvU righto eontrovarsy Jan. 10, he trucked mllUana of lution. As a Security Council with the Mew York Times after pate "Isolated Incidenta" during tion for the next action period." mind that his men whipped the can klUed and three wounded. which kept the SensAe arorldiig member, the UnHed States bas the cabinet session, said the the cease-fire. Another source said that pris­ enemy. Canh, commander of private papers to Taaaa and late Monday amid maneuver a right to put forward suggea- U.S. government was asking Is­ "However," said one oource, oners captured in the area UU South Vietnamese headquar­ the iSrd Infantry Division and said they were for the Universi­ tuned pictures... instantly oitd controveray. tkma on getting the parties to­ "we feel that most of the enemy their Interrogators that there Is ters said five civilians were In over-all command during the ty of Texas. E rael "to start all over again, as At Issue was oongreaalonal gether to work out a solution, he though it were 1948.” She also units wiU probably Intensify a widespread shortage of equip­ killed and 18 wounded In a rock­ six-week batUe, claimed his Juot how cloalng the luophols clearance of the admlnlstra- oald. said IsraeU Foreign Minister their resupply efforts during the ment and personnel and that al­ et attack on a populated area troope kUled eight North Viet­ would affect Johnson was not- and automatically! Uon’a PMIadelfBila plan de- The U.S. proposals for a long Abba Ebon was not UUd of the week under the rtlaUve safety lied operations are causing seri­ near the Due Lap Special namese aoldlerB for every man cisar because It Is not known signed to promote employment IsraeU-Jordanian proposal dur­ of the allied standdown.” ous problems. FVirces camp, 136 miles north­ they loet. when or even If he actually of Negroea on fedarally-flnonoad turned over his papers to the ing his visit to Washington last In the biggest action reporied. Enemy gunners brought down east of Saigon. He said at least 1,800 enemy oonstructlcxi projects. university. week although be conferred South Vietnamese headquarters solders arene killed, compared VISIT ANY A Seturte amendment tacked Although the July 28 date with Secretary of State WUUam to m government troops. Twen­ Most Manchester Stores said 1,000 government troops, on to the catch-all appropriation P. Rogers only 30 hours before ty two Americans also lost their would not prevent him from eome of them riding In armored bill would have barred continua­ OF OUR 3 open until 9 o’clock the idan was submitted to the personnel carriers, clashed with Viet Plane Death Toll at 50 Kvae. Moot were artUlerymen tion of that program ; Nixon (See Page BigM) t o n i^ i for Big Four in New York. enemy troops along the Cambo­ firing in support of the South C |S0 LOCATIONS Qiristmas shopping. " I don’t think It’s Washlng- dian border In the Mekong DeHa SAIGON (AP) —The official children and eight crew mem­ Vietnameaa, but three ware ad- 109 miles west of Saigon. death tMI In Monday’s crash of bers, a total of 79—wsre aboard visera to government units. (See Page Nine) BURR SHOPPING A spokesman said the govern­ a Sputti Vietnamese airliner at the D06B when It Slammed Into A m ajor factor In the battle t O O Q S O <="< ment force killed 68 of the ene­ Nha Trang rose to BO today. An­ a row of slum houses and a kin- waa heavy fire support from B Optional my. He said government casual­ other 88 persona were Injured, dergarten aftsr its brakes failed U.S. artillery,, armed haUoop- ^Cold W aP Has ISetc Look PUZA ties were three men killed and 16 of them cMldren. during an emergency landing. tara, fighter-bombers and BBls. Ntil to CeMor*i is men wounded. The figures were not final and A Burvtvliv crew member This support proliably broke S O N Y U.S. forces reported killing 29 several persons were not ac­ spld the plane carried 68 pas­ North Vietnamese efforie to As Issues Link East-West MANCHESTER Two Slain in Texas enemy In three fights Monday. counted for. A government sengers and seven crew mem­ organise e major attack against ern conflict, and that event Is You never heard it so good. Eight Americans were wound­ spokesman said It was not bers, eight persons less than the either Due Lap or Bu Prang- If The slobal political strusfle I* 647-9968 ed. known yet how many of the government apokesman report­ that was Uielr tnUnt. as allied seeumlng a new look for the likely to color much of erhnt Some SB BS2s made heavy happofis in the next decade. Prior to Kidnaping dead and Injured were aboard ed. It appeared possible tbe gov- IrXelllgence officers say. •70s. 110 ConnoolicHt BWdi raids during the night on Norih the plane and how many were Of the 1,600 enemy reported The dootrine cm sovereignty ernment’a total was based on Once the cold war was a rela­ lAM HARIFORD SHERMAN, Tex.(AP) — A and the young couple with the Vietnamese base camps along on the ground In the area of the the menlfest rather than the ac­ slain. Canh says BOO ware killed served notice on the West font tively simple affair: Bast was poUoe officer and a filling sta­ child were forced into the Rob­ the Cambodian border. The big crash. tual number aboard. by Ms ground troops and the re Kostern Burope Is Mooooar's 289.8238 bombers dropped more than A government spokesman Kael and Wsst was West, each 50 Cart tion attendant were shot to inson cor. The men ordered the private backyard and that the death today and rixirtiy tiere- 1,0(X) tons of explosives within a said 66 adult passengers—four (Bm Page Nlae) (See Page Bight) with Its own set of goals. system Moscow Inotallsd Ihsra SONY 540 101 Park ku. '^Optional Robinsons to let them out of th3 Now soma of the disputants sfter a ootqile Uvlng neaiiliy Was car after they arrived In south­ Is Invtolata. ImpilciUy, tbs aUmr ILOOMFIHD kldniqied to Dallas with their vakMS are changing Hostility side of ths coin Is that Wsotorn Music Lover's Dreom east Dallas, 7B mUes south of rsmains, but the two sides have 243-1793 baby, police said. Sherman. Burope to In tha Atlantic spbara Police bsoodcagt a lookout for common goals as well. of the United Itotoe and must The Robinsons and the shoot­ $ ' 190 two men in oonnecUon with both Tlia major dongsra are ob­ be equally free from vioUMon, ing victims are white. EXCLUSIVE tatcidents. vious: Vietnam, Asia, China- and Moscow has been so re­ QUADRAOIAL M r. and Mrs. Joseph Robtai- And in Lake Charles, La., RuaeU, the Middle Boat. Bu- minded a tavern operator and his rope and Germany, and so on. Complete with soB told Dallas police that they ■oriel pokey entora on the SPEAKER SYSTEM wife were ehot and killed by But In the long run there are far Mobile Cart and their 2-year-old son. Brad­ "security" arrangement thema, shotgun blasts in their home bigger problems How to end FOR A SOLID ley, were awakened at 6:80 a.m. flret tor Burope and Ihen. par- at their Sherman residence by here early today and a son who (ha nuclear arms race, how to .1 haps, for Asia. Thors Is % WALL OF STEREO two men who forced the famUy was home on leave from the avert a ratasirophic world can- S4S 8” A. Convenient Swivel Console model 6810— lets you enjoy Army slugged the assailant be­ wiggeatinn In this that both flirt, how to deal with papula­ SOUND to drive them to Dallas. Sides must learn to ihra edth The men oedered the ear fore he got away. tion explosion, competition for huge 295 sq. in. brilliant-color pictures from any angle! It current reaUUaa wtth regmrd lo stopped at a street comer and PoUce were bolding two men living spare, rompetltlon for pr sssM divtsiona of tha world. has Chromatone, Quick-On, Color Purifier, Keyed A G C and, fled. — one of them booked with sus- tVade and raw ma(^r1sJa, world­ Anf so |snmsfoing lika a now Why pay more for less? Dallas Pfcolor pictures service station on normally toms. This Inaptreo hops that Pricod For Only found nearby In tbe living room Ini (he aray of solving problems viewing— whh a magnificent Magnavox I busy UJB. a about B a-m. to find the race might ba acaJad down with Color Purifier and Keyed A G C . of their two-story, frame home wWch can mean Hfe o r’ death. his sergeant, Don Arnold, 42, on or evan sndod la tha l6TOo, but near dosmtosm Lake Charles. Burope has been, and still Is the floor, shot six times. the obstacloa ara birmlibibla y The ooupie’a three other cMI- basically st the core of ths eold Iso The officer found the attend­ dren — Elaine, 18; Cheryl, 16. The aovtot press lariMa that arar, and what happans there W ant, Rock caiambers, B4, bound and Rhonda. 9 — were asleep In tha ' Unitad diatoa "mistt ast likely to have a decisive effect. SIMUUTED TV RECEPTION in a iwst room and shot five their rooms when an ssesllsnt strive for miliary superiority" Deoptto the ominous look at Ihs times. Chambers was a former broke Into tbe bouse ahortiy aft­ In any lalka. R Is iqtislly laalfo Middle Bast, ths conUjailng arar er 2 a.m. teat upon the ’’rsahtlea" im- deputy sheriff and Arnold fre- In Vietnam and (he poeetbthty at Randall Pomler, who re­ poaed on Burope at foe eud of I quenUy went to the service ris- othe^ conflict In Asia, a m ajor BEHIND THE GOUNTER OR BEHIND THE TUBE, NORMAITS HAS THE EXPERTS! world War n. ' SONY tion la the quiet morning hours turned home Thufoday from Ft. riiaro of fiovlat attentkm Is rtv- Gordon. Oa. for the Christmas For Moscow, those reahttaa to chat with his friend. etod upon foe Piiropean eouti- AMEf^lCA'S FIRST CHOICE IN TAPE RECORDERS BUY NOW FOR OHRISTMAS DELIVERY - FAYMENTS TAILORED TO MEET YOUR BUMET! holiday, said about IS mlnutca Include the Soriet dnmtnaMiniy ^ Laudetdsie said the Rofatn- nenl. baton the shooting he eras Bast Burope and the dtriaton of soM told this story: One of the most Important asmkened, by Ma father and an­ Burope by tbs postwar bordoia. RoUnaoD s supermarket events at (he 1960a was tha 1666 other, man srbo srere talking Today. West Germany to devel­ I A bottler, WSJ awakened by a ■ovtet tnvaslosi of Ciarhoalova- dosmitalri. He said he looked oping a piood at resignation to knock at the door and opened It Ida and ths i cohcomlUM Mos­ Service is outside and saw a parked car tboiw reahttos, aRhebgk titoy wide, u»itiirti»g it was k huntinc cow declaration of a doetrin# of sritii a aecood man. A M m t time mean no hope of rsunification or eompankw Umttod oovereignty. R dotnou- later, the car left wtth two men of ending foe dhflrioa of Bsrifo. our One of the men grabbed a o(ratod,thal Europe Is at tha taside. young Pomler said. Cast G erm i^ to aa Importasd wrist sad placed a p i ^ to his Oily Bird center of lo v ie t ealeufastlaiif. OpM Evtry Evening to 9 P.M. A man was knockin' or kick­ ^ , lo the Sovtot pattern for tha fit- A Western Grebe, almost completely covered with to see. Many birds were fateliy soeked by oil slick, The oufloeatton at the C9ach» INC. Best Product bead, saying. "YooTe 'going to ing on the door and ssoke me lure as to Want Oanhapty to the driye me to Dallas.” oil from contaminated waters at (^tfom ia lieach, (See Story Page II.) (AP Photofex) ilovak liberal m ovem eA erenf 445 HARTTOMD ID. DAILY TILL 9 — SATUBOAY TMJ. Mrs. Robinson was asrakcaed (See UO 11 NORTH Two armed men marched into Donald R. Newhouae, was mb- Meanwhile, campus potlee at By ALFRED 8BE1NWOLD C^ema 1—2001, 8:00. Springfield. Area UMRED EOmOW ♦ 62 the lobby of the Stamfmd Mot­ UMA, Peru (AP) —..Peru’s and has never been aUe to ea- toioted by three men 4s sho rs- the Unhreraity of Maaeadniaetta ICvery father must tell his Cfinema I — 2001, 3:00, 5:00, Day tumed home from work early A 73 ‘His Family Loves BKioi D^^ly’ or Inn early this morning and : . mllltary govemment seems to tabliah an Industrial bases, SPRING»TELD. Maas. (AP- ta nearby Amherst said they daughter how to avoid the 8 0 0 Friday morning. Her paronta G allery 0 A K 10 8 4 2 robbed toe night clerk of about Cinema II — ^Patat Y our Wbg^’ picked up three men last OOMMENOMTIVE DE0M1ER clutches i Utlcal obeerven don’t dubt “ “ country’s interior, Police said a barrage of phofw of the Springfield Unkxi and the women's dorm at toe scMool. 986 MAIN STREET almost four years. during his iMdeal. With four other members of the was, unaMe to say how the men House Plans Dally News, said Saturday night enough. 4 KI4 that it is indeed an important Velasco dcHv- calta over toe sreekend, e^ e- trying all toe doors. AT WATKINS The daughter of East Ha- In a telephone conversation group, she appeared at the Pa- le ft' toe motel after they fled Springfield poUoe took 38 min­ North dealer. K65 qim f * '* '* ® eerioua blow to APRA dally persons who thought they The men were ordered off Is fiteek! TEL. 648-6171 ven, Ootm., couple, Mrs. Jam es from Coronado, Calif., Mis. ris peace talks seeking informa- with the receipts. spotted tile 19054O blue and utes to reach the scene after be Both sides vulnerable. O 09 Stockdale has for the past seven Stoc^Ie, daughter of Mr. and {ion and the possiUe release of ; They suggest that the mlUtary No P ro b e campus, police aald. A A 105 3 2 ^iANCHESTf white OldsmobUe uaed by ae- called them. ______Dpening lead — Seven of months been coonhnating a na- Mis.' Sidney Bailey of Shut Ha- the men from the North Vietna. nilers wUl be willing to step ovemded MEN’S SHOP I^Mdee. MOVIE AUDIENCE 1. 1 N S .„M sailanta who crImlnaHy assault­ He also said polios ta sur­ North Rad .South West tlonal group’s efforts to get in. ven, said one of her husband’s me«M delegates at the peace «#airiA #«,. «« 1__A j * ^ ni* own labor minister end au- Glenney's 789 Main S t. I *******GUI0E******* ^ an e l e ^ government thortaed a pay tacreaae d^ Of Giaimo ed Rosalyn Nestoouse Friday, Forget West leaxls the seven of I 0 Pass 2 NT Pass formation about American prls- most poignant memories is of talks. Starts Christmas (Tl— .) for rounding towns were M t alerted Oregon U the 10th largest f>efiA».MH5i8> spades, Blast puts up the queen, 3 NT All Pass A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS o tiy ta ^ r they tave sem APRA manded by the Oommunlet un- all led nowhere. of the crime ta process, as Is the state, with an area of M,M1 Oners of war from officials in the Christmas Eve services the This week she asserted that AND THEATERS. HARTFORD, Ooim. (AP) — and South wins' with the king. * e - « a d avenged a blood debt jon qt Oerro de Pasco. They said It was most prob­ procedure with bonk robberloe, sqiuire miles. Hanoi. family used to attend. all peofrte can "give real Christ­ ^ The House Committee on Stand- Now South knows that Blast is But she says, it will be noth- This year will make the These ratings apply to films ^ " y*®” - The APRA utaons at other Som eone? If this finesse should lose, it mas present, to our loved ones" released after Nuv 1. 1966 ^ H a^ between toe army and m l^ had‘'i;»^ ;jT a m liZIJ f the wolf and that West is the ing short of a miracle if Comdr. fourth Christmas that Mrs. fair-haired boy. by sending a deluge of mail O O ^ U t o d d toe American Popular Revohi- increase laid down by the mUi- to 'North Vietnamese official.. THIS SEAL Don’t fret about it. If East is allowed to win a r “the*w irt*!lLrN rd^*!;? ^ stockdale and her children, Tay- tionary AUIance, a leftist, but tary govemment. tS e Oommu- ♦HpV h . o-H When the flnessA lu-tiuilv uHn. message. He has re- lor, 7, Stanford, 10, Sidney, IB, "We would Uke as many peo- In ad s indicates the film was anU-Oommunist organiaaUon, nlst union rebdled and ordered ti u^rman of toe Here at Your Gift Gal­ trick he wiU 1^ a ^ e ^ James, IS^ wUI attend the ifle as possible to write to IBs ilBERIR BROCCOLI .--•WRRfSi.’; ’.’/.’. then West will subm ittsd and approved under lery there are thou- 111 defeat the con- me uiamonos —i,.,.*since his tii*capture nontut-A wmatlme In Christma. Elve service at the41.* Bbccellency, 41 the. . Pretadent,_4 a to_ dates to July 182. when an a march on lim a by miners, tract with the rest of the take* the f l ^ U tricks. the Motion Picture Code sanids of gifts to choose March 1986, althougt^she regu- Presbyterian Church In Corona- the office of the President, Dem- iSlA mob stormed a sleeping wives and children. ^ gtat* RenuMi^^ OiairmM fmn tonight and to­ spades. That makes East a If daughter played the dia­ of Self-Regulation. ’’ON HER MAJESH’S 4nny unit in toe northern city of '^re mtuchers were stopped ijou jiu j F^^Huuman mond normally. East would larly mails letters. ’The letters do without their husband and ocratlc Republic of Ifietham, morrow . . . all with very dangerous fellow indeed. are limited by North Vietna­ ^ Suggested for GENERAL mwjlllo, more than 70 R ^ b U ck w ^ S ^ d ta rg e d that If West is allowed to win a win a trick with the jack of father. Hanoi, North Vietnam,” she SECRET SERVICE’’ that “Carefully chosen” diamonds. Then he would re­ mese government regulations to Stockdale was described by said, audiences. PANAVISION' ■ TECHNICOLOR’ Wipers and civilians. ^ ^ tataeceded^rtto draft trick he cannot capture de­ six Inches in length. , The army struck bock, round- Q®»- y elasco stepp^ in and ap- ^ ^^ued to diedoee look I Prices fmn 26c. clarer’s jack of spades, nor can turn a spade, laughing and his father-in-law as "very very She is urging that letters be ^ Suggested for MATURE And his lost letter home ar- [Mjg^ United fiplists Gifts priced at $1. or West lead anything else that twirling hU mustache. devoted to the service." Mr. neither abusive nor long. In­ audiences (parental discre­ ^ up aU males ta toe i ^ a and h i c ^ ^ happeitad to fund, ficm rived here this post summer, Bailey added that "it must be stead. She aald they should ex- eummarUy executing any whose provided a powerfd ^ testimonial dinner held ta more wrapped freel wlll do any damage. That Daily Question tion advised). Partner opens with one dia- ® standard six-line a terrific cross for him to bear press concern to the Hanoi gov- yhoulders bore brutaes such as makes West a very comfortable RESTRICTED — Persons DEATHridesaHORSE lad to have around. mond, and the next player form. to be behind those bans and not emment over the treatment of ^ result from firing a rifle. Glalmo Issued a statement f it Id o l Rules For Daughters passes. You hold: Spades, Q- Reporte ^ bands. ‘Gone With Tbs Wind’ a t 7:89 Ensembles the second trick with dummy's hand as a very weak respond­ areas. Check theater or three times, but each time has dying, so they have resorted to w Haua ing hand since you have I In new sfreen splendor... □ Snack Plates- king of clubs in order to lead a MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet (o°"“ nunl8m) off the summit of The President, she feels, is advertising. ^en thwarted by mloltary “ cam ^ m^fm^'n^ni^vta low diamond from the dummy. neither a king nor an ace. Avoid doing everything humanly pos­ I 11m most nuij^ifim it and-Mugs putUng your faith in queens or Party published to- fuOllty of imperialism’s ______^______— Pnntad s public ••rvic* I pirturr evrr! , ®®' against the govenunent to hopes y, rii ^ 44— u z-.iJ □ Fondue Dishes, East plays low, and a duUfUl sible and has promised that In by this ntwtpsper. daughter should try a finesse jacks, day a sweeping restatement of g;oals, the theses charged, "has the event of a peace settlement I PAVIO Q SEliNICKS »aoc>d«"* tu™ed on all its pir^jagan- g^ier them accordtaaiy □ Soup Tureens, tallst West and a variety of ‘*®®'*™***f described Soviet for- Involved in settlement of the THE WIND^ Susans domestic Issues. ®‘*" P®**®^ *^*"8 aimed at war. with corruption and out of fa- ^ "Please note that the formal □ Decorative Vases Campaigning in Japan The document, called toe par- "K«»®»nteelng peaceful condl- " I feel President Nixon has W , leaving toe field open to complaint should allege vlola- ty theses. Is the most ImportaiK *®*' “*® l>“Hdlng of social- a deep personal commitment to «®" ®^ ® specific-law, rule, □ Ceramic Tea Pots and pouncil boycotted tWs a ^ regulation, o r ^ e r standard of □ Coffee Mugs declaraUon of party atUtudes **'" communism.” tiw.the T.ri«m4,r>prisoners," •• MMrs. r. Rt/vicA.:.Stockdale Some of these same observers _ ^ ^ said. rfeaaon toat toe army generals ^ “ ‘®“®® ^ conduct appHoable to the con- A Very Modest Affair since the last theees were ^ M 044...- I ? 4 tyver toe city Imll. Chrifilmofi □ Candlesticlm " I do not feel he ia giving lip „ „ . „ . ^ . duct of such member—end that brought out 2% years ago. "®** e®"!®^®® lha‘ "peaceful ^ Police boss G ^ . An □ Candles of all kinds By KAY TATE18HI power. Komelto (Clean party). The new theses are notable same time service.” t„io qtHtations of campaign finance, K-4 P r ic e d ! □ Ti^le Hibachis tola immediately oustedouMed toe specifically within toe Associated Press Writer the oplitlcal arm of the Buddhist chiefly for their restraint on all ®”” e®8®. a sharp political, eoo- She professes not to under­ CLARKGABLE j □ Toothpaste , TOKYO (AP) — Campaigning Soka-Gakkal, having made a foreign policy issues, especially Iderrfoglcal struggle stand Hanoi’s attitude toward taking power from Belaunde ^ Westinghouse Westinghouse \TV1EN LEIGH -.4 4u -41 *™ , 4 4 4,. Profiovemment group. The en Dispensers Japanese-style, Ellohl Tanka phenomenal debut In carefully on China, wtiilch was reterred to f ^ f ® " eoclaUsm and capital- prisoners of war. It Is her be- and thwarting APRA at toe upg affair passed with no more t □ Sugar and Creamer urges too crowd: selected regions in 1967, is on- only Indirectly. •*»»•" lief that for the sake of using LESLIE HOWMID this response in no way infers P*” ' than a couple of student demon- any opinion on toe peirt of *the Steam and Sets "PlesM place my head back taring candidates in more jn contrast to the last theses, Peaceful coexistence also per- prisoners as political pawns, the The mlUtary rulers canceUed sttathms. That is perhaps de­ Mini-Compact mils "oppressed peoples to use North Vietnamese government OUMAdellAVILLAND committee with respect to the □ China Luncheon Sets on my body. They have been se- ar as. Tokyo’s First District Mao Tse-tung was not men- STEREOPMONIC SOUND toe elecUon. They say there wlU monatratiye of the decline of Hamilton Beach psuatad by dlswlutlon of the happens to be one of them. tloned by name, apparently re- any means ,, for , the sake ^ of their la displaying _ shortalgtitednesa METROCOLOR An M6M R«-r«i0as* be a return to the ballot box AFRA. truth or falsity of toe allega­ tions." Dry Iron Hair Dryer . LXlz - -. parliament. "Komelto Is making a strong meeting the new Soviet policy ‘‘herailon, up to and Including that incurs world disrespect. Oomlng Day** only after they have achieved a ------Hausman said in a release • ' T r r r ; "Every vote is needed to nut *’*<*•" T“n®ha says, adding ho of avoiding anU-Chinese pole- “*1?^** struggle," it i^ded. She has ®^JS®d that the Ha **101 Dalmatians** plus **Thft ifumber of socialand ot her re­ Our Rag. 12.99 Our Rsg. 14.99 Portable Tattooed Police Horse" 1:85 accompanying Price’s lettez me t o g e ^ again so I can will be lucky if he gets as many mice while pursuing efforts to “*®“ *" J 4,. forms. , f □ Ice Buckets help Moon Crew that he would have no comment In y ^ Intererts. Your g r a ^ votes as In 1967. establish better relaUons. *^® "®^ v®*-- ^ured Amerioan. to help force This could mean 5 or 10 years. Hand Mixer □ Ceramic, Glass, batlm restatements of Soviet at- a U.8. withdrawal from South immediately on the letter pend­ Holidsy vote on Dec. 27 la most wel- Tanaka and his campaign as- And Chinese doctrine—the Meanwhile APRA may fade Save IdosI Sava Our Rsg. 8.99 Pewter and St^nless corned." aistonts work from dawn to al- main threat to Moscow’s hold on titudes met in the dally official Vietnam. ing further stiidy of other ma­ Priosdl 93.00 QiftI tzoo Steel Pitchers As another Christmas dawns from toe Peruvian sene, for a Views Film terial accompanying toe letter. Tanaka, 68, wears a white moat midnight. While his cam- the world oommunist movement withm# variety of reasmis. 9.99 12.99 □ Hot Plato Tiles for the Stockdales, one still sits The material includes a eum- O H t ^ O O ^ chrysanthemum In his coat la- palgn vehicle rolls about too dls- —was criticised only indirectly »o_4i—— 4j,- rt4viin,A,S ***® ® Age has tamed Haya de la * 39 steam vents give ample moisture satura­ • Sp ecially designed cradle supports the □ Music Bmces ___ . ns “Inft.uHnvleft-wing eovlslnnl.m" revisionism” (hot that UlC OOCUmont gave ap- in a prison camp envisioning mary of the criteria and ra- Priosdl V r a ^ M OO pel. He is an expert in judon, trict he calls via loudspeaker “ Torre—he la 74. Further, years With Nixon tion. has permitted nationalism, provol to toe "upswing of the the rest of his family. He has Season's Greetings heating unit. Remote conirul with 2 heals. □ Hummed Figurines karate and archery and once (or "your precious, gracious of iron rule by Haya deprived e No fussing-uses plain lap water! chauvinism and "militant anU- youth movement, Including the served his country for 17 years, Large size bonnet. Vinyl lole bag. fPHDIO □ God Jul Plates served as Tokyo metropolitan vote.” In the evening he ap- sTw o perma-press settings; water window. • Modern iiyling, cumpaci design. .Vspecd SovieUsm” to flourish. student movement.” He has been paraded through FROM toe party of young, trained lead­ □ Egg Cups pears at three assemblies in IH S09 fingertip conirul. Large beater ejector. Tile 13,000-word document. It also made veiled references Hanoi streets to the cries of ers. Haya’s successor In wait- □ Children’s Mugs This ia going to be a tough three different auditoriums to to the late dictator Josef V. Sta- taunting mobs. ^^Undiw^i^Kjluini^o^krilJIW elecUon/’ he tell, a friend. ”I’m .peak io-20 minutes. He careful- ing, Armando Villanueva, has ^ a y ” x t S ^ t h r r n n □ Nut Crackers Un, condemning the "cult of He is not yet aware that his Piano's Restaurant none of the Haya magic. going to need every possible toplcs-ranging per*>namv” and to former mother died ^ leukemia on O ct space film entitled "Marooned" "*“ ‘*® □ Meat Carving Boards The military government’s the night before. P“P®*‘ **P®'^ 0 ‘®‘»«® /BBS □ Meat and Cheese He is running to keep hi. eeat the U.S.-Japan fhe lOOth antoversan, of ll^ n ^ Accapftng Rosorvalions for Now Year's Eva program of refoims contains "I asked them this mor Cutting Boards to parliament, where he belong. birth, to be celebrated April 22. t '"^*® *®4 " j " ; 4 many of those e^xxised by they slept last night,’ §chRAF|fftS 2-Lb. Gift to the ruling U b sn l Democrat. and war to Cxechoslovakla. ^ 7 ^ ® determine A^’RA. The gmersds are em- Skunk Value Down E and Tllee Party or Dinnor —> A43i^342 tidd reporters after the services. □ Wooden Salad Bowls, headed by Prime Mlnirter El- *" Vietnam, to also todlrectly, the the«» criU- 7 ® ^ ^ bEU-ked on an ambitious pro­ "They said, 'It dkta’t bother us GRAND JUNCTION, Goto. Box Chocolates Spoons and Forks Baku Sato. He Is one of 18 candl- domestic issues such as educa- clsed the short-lived period of refer to.Stalin - ’Tell him his family loves gram of agrsulEm reform. Thus a bit because we ' knew it (AF) — An official of the CMo- dates vying for three seats In tlon and students, rising house- liberalism In 1968 as an example Khrushchev.______him dearly”-w lll reach Mm. a major APRA rtdlying cry has couldn’t happen.” □ Paper Napkin rado Oame, Fish and Parks De- Our Rag. 2.49 Holders the First Electoral District, **®*d prices, small and medium- of "Ideological Immaturity and ______' been virtusdly silenced. Pr®9*«l®iit aald he plans to partment blames a . ^ T ^ s k u n k pelt. Tanaka say. he is the friend candidates can project their Im- and West Germany, but in both APRA was founded and where It ?” ®® ®P®® “ F ‘*V“ ® srtd for $8.80 or $4 a few years 1.99 of the people—particularly mer- age on television and directly coses in milder terms than in traditionally controlled sugar- . P?y® ago, but now brtn^ only $1. •Favorite choco­ □ Muffin Trays with chants of small and medium- appeal to the voter in his living Ibe last theMs. ^ The tour probably wlU be ta ______1______C estate tmions. lates to serve or February, he added. el—^ ' Warming Irles sUed enterpriseo—since he was room. Each Is allowed two 80- "The meet aggressive detach- FISH FRY FToday, with promises of their give. No rain-^ Before they go, the astronauts □ Magazine Racks reared to Asakusa, the colorful second biographical Introduc- oicnts of Imperialism,’’ the new own land and of profit-sharing, checks. are scheduled to be grand rmut- 8IFTS FOR HM □ Photonnph Frames East Side of Tokyo and the lions plus a 4Vi-mlnute speech, document said, "particularly In the workers are losing interest scene of many old Japanese Every candidate must face the United State, and the Feder- shals (d the Parade of Roses at AU, FAMOVB BRiANni Remington Lektro □ Wall Sconces in toe promises of a party PEtaEulena, CaHf., New Tears AT OVE MEN'S BAB □ Wall Shedves woodcut prlnU. . camera full-face from the cheat R®P«bHc of (West) Germany, whose future Is tmeertain. "People are apt to misund.r- up. He cannot lean back or foi^ "®* abandoned their hopes Day. Nlxcsi said he would be For years, Trujillo itself wita Blade Shaver □ Stack Sto(ds taand me for a bureaucratic po- ward or even turn his head His rvWght the historical battles watching toe parade and Rose ARTHUR DRUa Choose From neglected the region Iws insuffl- □ Spice and Spoon lltlclan," Toiikka says. "But I name and the district he Is run- Oentury-to take re- Bowl ganje on televtatan at Our Rsg. 17.99 Racks dent water and electric power home. White Owl Cigars ^ Famous Brands □ Wall Spice Racks " ‘"8 *" ®PP«®r on a slab In front '^®"*^ 1.29 hi ^ blm. OuUlde rrokyo, cadi------□ Paper Towel Racks W ED N ESD AY ^ Box of 50 OtH □ Waste Baskets ar pharmacy, a . an assistant to " ‘‘“‘®* . . Kobe a^d 4 Kyoto»jfviu • Revlon • Jean Nataf a calligraphy artlM, a koio (ap- " J Y "'®'‘® ^ appearances Truck Union Our Rag. 4.19 Priosdl □ Decorative Ektgles \Mi^ *•— ------l a Mi-- 1__■------15.99 , ChanH • Lanvin prentice) to an Inn and a clerk ‘"® *“"'® '®"8tb All appear- lA U YOU CAN EAT) ww Wf i w i WwHIQ IHBV TO DO IffOtHO W Ifll □ Hearth Matches and In a gwemment office. Because “"®®* be taped In ad- • 2 shaving heads, 6-posiiiun comfort dial, •Jade East • EngUah Leather Wood Carriers of my background, I fully un- ''^®®- To Seek $5 plus ude trimmer. | LB-4 • Brithh SlerUng •Tweed □ Waterford Hand derstand merchants and the ^® " ’alls of Tanaka's cam- 3 . 8 8 Cut Crystal masses.’’ palgn headquarters in an old Hourly Hike H O W A R D „ • Choose from In- □ Beleek Porcelains A self-made man who grad- bank building are hundreds of vincibles, Pans- L a d y Remington Shaver Manv more in our □ Lighted Pilsner uated from the elKe prewar. telegrams from well-wishers. A CWICUao (AP) — The na­ tella s. Rangers, / Tokyo Imperial University law email Shinto shrine, a tiny bot- Our Rsg. 14.97...... 12.97 Glasses tion's 480,000 truck drivers hav. Christmas Day Perfeclos or Tips. ' Ooamrtir Drpt. □ Reproductions of old school, he tells his constituents: Ue of sake rIce-wIne, and a 4.______, fCL - 28S Built-in light Bottles and Flasks "Tanaka Is a human being. large Daruma doll with only one »Jd J^ m oiial ctatafbuuSST**© lounson He has his weak points, his eye painted black decorate an their health and welfare Ainds A faults and h i. shortcomings. He Improvised Shelf. The Daruma’s W a 1 ba Mil oi mual from 10 A.M. la Mldnlglit. Wa*l ba happy as goal, tor contract negotia­ ar Christmas Day with you, our big famffy — our doiar has made mistakes. That’s be- blank eye Is to be filled In If Ta- tions, an officer of a local union 649-6220 to spoiid cause he Is Mill a freshman In naka Is re-elected, to slgiilfy an says. cWlomais. Wa can't gnarontaa Sotito, bm C otoIb, M □ Punch Bowl Sots P®****®®' achievement. Edward BVnner, execuUv. di­ 394 TOLLAND TPKE and em’ h sb o I fifand^f eiaw, "Irfcm otid John," wW ba on batid la □ Candy Dishes "You the voter however have There 1s a flow of callers, rector of the independent Chica­ helped hhn in tour previous YEAR oxloiid, not only o$n* Sooson's Giaatfngs, but onr profoond Ifionhs □ Wine Decanter Sets female In various go Truck Drivers Union, said MANCHESTER, CONN. Polaroid Deluxe Color Pack #340 □ Candle Snuffers elections. He has met previous j , , , , . Sunday the International Broti- for yotr patronoga eVERY day of tha yoor! □ Strings of Bells of electlo.-i pledges. He promises to «,heeU erhood of Teamsters will fulfill further responsIblllUesresDonsIbllltles blends and neighbors " ' ‘“"®®" Sama from India present the demands to thb I Ww H Ww D IDvv YD y^DS Vy DRj^liDD and live___ up to ,your__ expects-______. eome doubting Thomases. Restaurant □ Colorcast Ironware tlons. P“''*y executives call to „trucking . . . Industry _ Jan. 7 in on Chitotmas~ nfstmas Day to wMwkfc youyem a hfMerry Christmai and o Hopm Now □ Ceramic Ovenware The Perfect Christmas Gift! .f "But he cannot do this with ">®P out strategy, the visitors to ® *- TOLL FREE TICKET RESERVATION Pmt! A Ihlio tip.. . Shoidd yeayOH got 9 ^ an imaxpaclad CHM 2 Electric Hot Plates his head and body separated, Fenne?Fenner aald said he bell.believed the SERVICE DIAL 1-800-842-4314 They must be united and to do uiust restrict his hospitality to wisk to fotwD Hm conipifaMfiti w o l liovo RRony spDctalty IIomr foY " g_ Incense Burners truckers will get their demands □ Brass Switch Plates this he need, your 'vote in this zceei lea and paper-thin rice srlthout a strtka moat “O’TCNM.E HIT*’—Msssaro, Conraat y-. □ Brandin’ Iron Pokers crucial election to face the ccoklos. To his campaign work- Fenner said his union and the crucial years ahead with you in c™ he cannot serve more than Our *7 □ Chafing and Teamsters Union have pledged FaUooaty provldwl th . Mnploy- • Gfcsier picture ihsfpnew because of buili-u> folding rangr rmdci. Flowers Staak and Shake, fl.lO value fo r ...... SI j M □ Wan and Mantel .bowfiumthe>«^.H.c^t ^ member, of toe lower a n maintain a itormal level of • Mmc picture pumbililies bccsuie of gresici sulomatic expotuic rsiigs. ^ jrta y toe fl^boym vw of toe house of the Diet. profit, taatead of tripitag thalr Chuns and Franch F r i e s ...... 9 0 ^ Clocks Western politicly. No baby _____ , ______• Black and while pictufcs by available light mduors. savey flashbulb costa. prices and using labor as toe Also featuring Grinders, Lobster Sandwiches MstroGoldwyn-Mayer PrewnU □ A v e t:^ Cosmetics klMlng. Japan’s election law ~ scapegoat." Fanner declared. ■4n Arthur P. Jacobs Production starring •Poiifait and cto«-up capabililies. □ Canmna and Covered Fish Dinners. A specialty of the house— our fomous Brousted Chicken.** •Complete acccMory capabilities stdudsig poriiait and doae-up units foe Bridge Soaps , Peter OToole • Petula Clark I tmpioved picth'et of chiildren, animals, Ihe ilainp coUeetton, eic. □ Old^n^ ^ k middle-of-the-road Democratic WA8HIN

7 )■ , PAGE POUR / aiANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 MANCHEgTEB g V B N ^ HERALD. M ANCteTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBEB 28, 1969 \ PAC^E FIVE Administration Officials Hit Two Resign Pentagon Hasn’t Changed ~ATea'Dancers Board of Education Takes Rockville CAC Posts Plan to Move CBW Goods T ake R oles Hard Stand with College Hospital Notes De Facto School Segregaton Vtotttng hson a n Uri9 to S OPEN TONITE Rsafguadons were received WASHOlQTON (AP) — Hie tire matter and, pending the re­ M pht oduMa and ctaUdran AND _ The Board o f BMuoetlon kaot and that in the event the In­ pja. ta aB aieaa except mo- WASamOTON (AP)— Sonw South but condone it in the today from tiwo memtoen of the Pentagon says "there has been sults of that review, no move­ frtaa Glia a n a wUl be seen ened. Tbe work, 199 N. 39A1N STREET CrfmNEB OF MAIN school systems because they are Further, Congress discour­ ern school districts from six Squatrlto cited the pressures Cadette Troop 6014, led by mas party in 19th Oenbiry Ge*^ Rockville; Charles MerrtU, Mar­ Mrs. Paul Pfanstlehl and Mrs. The date for moving the mate­ forge and small gymnartuma). he eald, wiU involve removing 9U-7111 — MASTER CHARGE PLAN only de facto segregated, in­ aged government action against investigaUons in fiscal 1968 to The engagement of Miss of Ms Miw pilaicdce as Ms rea­ many, d a i a Von StahUNunn, row Rd., Tolland; Benjamin The engagement of Miss Richard Osborne, held a Christ­ rial off the Pacific Island Is The board approved three rec- five tons of anthracite charcoal stead of de jure segregated as de facto segregation by saying between 76 and 80 planned for Elizabeth Ann Potigratz of Man­ son for resigning. He Slated typical o f aU Uttle ^ ris, re- SsestowiskI, Terrace Dr., Rock- Elizabeth M. Zimmer of Wap- mas Party for three to five- "well off in the future," said an onunendotlona made by Dr. Hen. by hand through an opening 11 the result of some official act, is in 1966 no steps could be re­ the current fiscal year. chester to John Thonoea Jam- that Ms woric keeps him from cclvee a painted nutcracker dolL vlile; Robert Smith, South St., ping to Albert F. Canall o f year-aids, last night at the de- Army spokesman. The original nigan: That the awcUfory foci- Inches by 16 inches. Tliia a fraud," said Leon El. Panetta, quired to correct "racial imbal­ roga of East Hartford ta a been taking an active rote In the After the feottvittea, rite foils Rockville; Janet Rlberdy, But the department has Framingham, Mass., has been mentoty school. The Oadettee phui which the Army said jt still UUea will not be leased until prompted aomecne to remark director of the Office for Civil ance" in schools free from offi­ announced by her mother, Mrs. task force opersidonB. oole^ and dreaina the doU be- Kanter Dr., Vernon; Etta brought formal charges against The two vacancies, plus one annotmeed by her parents, Mr. have been working on stuffed intends to follow called for ship­ die 9UJU rent for l96»qo to ttwt "they had better find a Rights in the Department of cial discrimination. Arthur J. Pongrato of 219 Oak 'oonaes a handeeme prince. Breneman, Rockville; BMc only one such district so far— from a resignation eartter this and Mrs. Kyle ZUnmer of 2364 toys and dolls end will deUver ping the material from Okinawa paid; that the auxiliary fooUitlee etrong, thin midget." The filters Health, Education and Welfare- Panetta referred to this as let­ St. Miss Pongralz is also the V tm iieL Sposlto of TqUand wUl Clayton, Koriey Road, Tolland, Femdale,|Mlch. month, will be filled by the Ellington Rd., Wapplng. them to the Atensfield State starting some time this month WiU be leased at fixed chargee will be refilled with sand and De facto is the term applied to ting the North "o ff the hook." daughter of the late Arthur J. ■fteriioto die role of “C3ara" ’The Justice Department has Board of Diredton at its Jbn. 6 Her fiance U the son of Mrs. Training Scrfiool this week. or in January. and paid for at the time ct uae; gravel. and Cherie Ann Bochenko, Park school segregation resulting Pongratz, with Sugar Savin. Kristine MUl- But he denied the government filed suits charging nine west­ meeting. JosepMne Canall odien they write their voting knowing your lesson, and I may ^ h« h«) totter from Atty. <3en, John Ludwig R d , RockvUle; Bhwin AT In B erlin Hall. TMs session Is for party or In the armed services. Per­ Stamford Power Fails The upshoit waa tiiait he had „ . . . . ^ * . i $ She returned there 28 y ea n lat­ Cuss Words izens of the United States” shall sons 21 through 66 may give , laws. even k^ep you after bcImoI If . . . N. MUchell asked tor hto resig­ Davies, RockvUle, and Mr*. a r r e s t s enrollment only and Is not a been reading tor Claire Tkee er, In 1984, to play tor President EMANUEL have the same right "as la en­ STAMFORD (AP) — An area Now, MealdU says, sev- you so mu^ aa ti^ around nation. Pstrteta Pttkot oitd (taugtiter, Paul Splnella, 18, of U Wyllys voter-maker one. voluntarily. Anyone over 66 Major (remember "There, The Prerident Franklin D. Rooeevelt. This Holiday joyed by white citizens thereof must have doctor’s consent. with 1,175 customers was with­ .e n Southern states can’t write once. State Sen. Whitney Plltobury HUl, RockvUle. LUTHERAN 8t„ charged with failure to obey Drowned Out Tolland residents are Inform­ During a long career a stop sign. Court date Jan. 6. to inherit, purchase, lease, sell, Regular donors wUl be caUed out power for 20 minutes Mon­ ’ new voting laws unless federal Mr. Fiorato to ooiKjuctor at North Seymour ... Jr. -a Republi- CHURCH By HUBERT J. ERB ed that party enrollment glvea WINDOW toured Europe and the United hold, and convey real and per­ day afternoon in two sepcuote officials agree the laws are not the N ^ York «ty Bi^.t ^d ^ S T ^ U u^ ^ Z ««; wpftce Mor^nthau ACCIDENTS MIAMI (AP) —A city official the voter certain privileges. He tor ai^xiintments, but waUc-in (!hurch A (3»oatmil Ste Associated Press Writer sonal property." power faUures caused by fallen States regularly, playing eolo B w H«d Swefil TooUl James Durocher, 17, of East who objected to fbur-letter participates hi caucuses and donors on the day of the visit intended to dtocriniinate—and has been aoMclated adlb the „ g. imd still found ^ e to recitals and with leadlite sym- BERLIN (AP) —It is Christ­ A church group focused atten­ are welcome. tree limbs. Hartford, charged with failure ■words in a poetry reading by Al- primaries, thereby taking part SHADES that,^he says, to Just another company ever since Lincoln practice violin. Hl» mother did that he might fight the ouster orchertrss In 1 ^ ^ e SAUDA, Oolo. (AP) — A 800- CHRISTMAS EVE, 11:15 P.M.— mas time In Berlin, and It Is bit­ tion on the case by holding a A spokesman for the Hartford to obey a state traffic control ■len Ginsberg drowned him out In actually choosing the candi­ Warrantee Deeds ■ "kind of discrimination.” Klrsteln asked George Balan- ^to schoolwork by correspond- but Monday be arid that as a re- pouttd black bear was that and Chimee and Carols by Emanuel Choir ter cold. For the divided city’s prayer vigil at the cemetery Electric Ught Co. said both out­ Mod* tp Ordar ^ signal, yesterday, following an with music on a public address dates. This year there will be Three warrantee deeds were Meskill said Sunday that five chine to form a ballet (X>mpany cnee tor him, but they wouldn’t White Houae an- killed on a ranch north of Boll- 11:80 pjn.. FeoUrve ( ’hrtrtmas Wornhtp - muri»: resldenU, there is a chill In last Veterans Day. ages began at 4:10 p.m. and Rio da Janeiro of Heitor VIIU- nrtor Andetnon. accident on Center St„ near W. system Monday night. caucuses to choose town com­ fUed last week with the town Bvtaff your oM lo U m In i of the states have already qual­ In the United States. You may let her take the i examlnaUons nouncement he could no longer da, Oolo., after U hod (fortroyed Emanuel ( 3»tr iind nololsU • Berman by their hearts. Terry’s widow, Margaret, and ended at 4:30 p.m. M ve 8oo firat ptaiM concerto, Middle Tpke., involving his car An audience of 1,600 at the Mi­ mittee members and other local clerk: Shirley B. Undiay to ified to be taken off the list tor not realize It, but the company ::o he later had a little trouUe *to Ws job effectively, seven colonies of bees and eaten "The Glory 0( T7*e Lord Ueveotad" It 1s the fourth Christmas that mother, Mrs .Jimmy Lee Terry, One faUure affected 1,000 cust­ which the compoaer daiUcatod and a car driven by Ellen Tully ami Marine Stadium gave the posts as well as delegates to Frederick E. Feffer and Lydia . special treatment by registering was almost formed In Hartford, scholastically; still It aU worked Ne sold two witnesses had re­ the East German Communists testified they would exhume his omers from Courtland Avenue to bar. or ruined 690 pouiMfo of honey. CHRISTMAS MORNING, 10 A.M.— of Blast Hartford at 9:80 p.m. 48-yearold New Yorker a stand­ cofiventlons for state and na­ Dangeleitt of Torrlngton, prop>- more t)ian 80 per cent of their but It ended up in New York out In the end. fused to testify sinoe the Presl- have denied passes so that West remains and transfer them to In Stamford to Nearwater Lane E . A. Mtoa Ballon made her home Family Service Both cars wore towed from the ing ovaUon when he walked off tional office. erty on Kosely Rd.; Anna under tbe name, at that time. Of course he thinks it’s won- (foot • announcement and feder- Berliners cannot visit their Elmwood If the court ruled in in Darien, and the other af­ eligible v tA » n , and that in any for many year* In New York, Musk; by the Junior and Cherub (,'hoini ■ Borman by scene. Court date for Durocher the stag«v unable to make him­ In the event of a contest by Lemek to Rome J. Strong of of the New York Ballet Society, derful that we have a profes- *1 agencies were reluctant to £ friends and relatives across the ^^'case tlte Vbtlfig-'1U|;hts Act of Is Jan. 13. their favor. fected 176 c u s to m ^ in the PAINT oa but ahe returned to Moatreol POR RENT Pastor Andetnon, "How to Keep (kwtatinBa" wall In East Berlin . self heard over the amplified caikUdatee a primary Is called Windsor, property on Goose La., 1966 was wreng to declare that I Interviewed Mr. Fiorato yes- slonal ballet company in Hart- cooperate fully with a lame- melodies, Hunting Ridge and Burry Road 728 MAIN ST. 1 leveral year* ago. She to etir- 9 and 18 M «. Mevto Pw- After the East Germans erect­ and only those enrolled in a and Tolland Hills to Henry and "in effect these states are terdav and found him to be a ord. (To tell the truth I didn’t prosecutor. ) Jeetore—eeund ar aifool, afoa SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS, DEC. 28th— A slippery road has been sections of Stamford. ^ ask him; the poor guy would "K to therefore apparent that vived by her husband, Theodoro ed their wail in August 1961, "It was open use of profani­ party may participate In that Anna Dudek of Queens Village, guilty until proven innocent.” lot of tun and a throughly weU 98 mm. rilde projastoi*. 9 and 10.45 A.M.—Divine Wonhip blamed for an accident on Sum­ have had to say so in any I cannot function with full effect Bullock, they waited 2 years before ty," declared Monnle Costa, sta­ party’s primary. Thruway Crash N.Y., property on New Rd. grounded musician. He formed Muric by Broanuri Choir and'j Adult BaU lUngen ■ mit St., near Delmont, yester­ event.) So you can take the W U O N DRUG CO. they granted the first passes at dium manager. "It was not for 911,900 Voted Hunting Ljoenses the WQXR String Quartet and Sermon by Alan S. Andetnon. member of Bmanuel. now day at 6:20 p.m. The accident Christmas 1968. 'There were var­ one word but for lots of words." An appropriation for $11,900 Kills State Man Town clerk Gloria Meurant statement from me. It to a studying at Hamma School of Theology, aprlngfleld, Ohto. Involved cars driven by Abra­ TH INK S M U l '^SSS?“ “ played for the New 'York Times ying seasonal pass periods after Ginsberg's father Louis, him­ for the purchase of a new truck has announced that hunting and go(xl (mm'peuiy, and they do a "On Mechanical Men and Real People." ham Kurien, 86, of 71 Washing­ NSm ROCHELLE, N.T. (AP) DeUvesed In radio station for many year* In that with the last one at Penta- self a poet of a more orthodox and sand spreader was approv­ fishing licenses for 1970 have good production of "Nidcrack- ton St. and Lillian Juneau of — A car and txuck driven by with leettweWe in­ addition to laboring as aoatotant 9:65 and 10:40 A.M., Church School, oost in 1966—SH years ago. kind, commented: "I don’t ap­ ed by vote at a special town arrived from the state office. er.” G o te e it. With Mr. Fiorato Glastonbury. The Juneau wom­ Connecticut men coUMed in the terior, windshield lll■l^Mlll. 2- to Leon Barzln 'wbo was then F O R E X P E R T Age 8 through Grade 8; Nursery In the Interim, the Bast Berlin prove of profanity. But those meeting held Friday at the They are avaUable during of­ P U IM B ^O U T it iJlKMild be more fun than ever. HAU POR EDIT an and a passenger In her car, eastbound lanes of the New q>eed electric wipers, banter, conducUng the New York BoUet And if you’re not amused, regime of Walter Ulbricht has who don’t want to listen can go Hicks Memorial School. fice hours at the Town HaU. WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor EMgland Thruway early yester­ <)e■« thumb was out dead. There can be no doubt ed badly yesterday after its dium - floodlights turned up to Internal injuries end was taken MANCHESTER the transfer of $6,000 from the ! individual round tri|i me, he came from a\mui»lcal off by a circular aaw. Doctoro St that as many or more would go front end crashed into the rear full power. to a hospital, where he was capital and non-recurring ex­ LisgtH Dili and arttoUc family. (Hto father Queen Vletorta HoeptUi In Bart this yecur. of a car driven by Steven Ginsberg read on. listed in fair oondltton. The Ha r d w a r e a s u p p l y i pense account to the general was a sculptor, by the way, and Orinstead gnfted tbe top Joint !*br a resident of Berlin, it is Hlghes, 28, of Rockville, on W. Costa then played Ms ace—a truck skidded and ciune to a ocoRomy faros to Italy. Middle Tpke., near the entrance fund to pay part of the cost of 917 Mato St., to responsible for that traffic of the left Mg toe onto tbe hand, not necessary to ask what peo­ flood of music over the stadium the equipment. j halt faoed in the wrong dhrec- at tta PariuNla ple think. They come over for of the Wilbur Cross Highway, at stopper In the fntddle of Provl- using a e p e ^ mtcroecopa to amplifiers. A final vote ‘ authorized the tion, but did not overturn. NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO coffee or talk at the store and 6:10 p.m. Town firefighters ex­ dence that you have to go Join the blood vaaaeU and norve Ginsberg finally gave up. Board of Selectmen to borrow they tell you: tinguished the blase. The Royce Milan 8280 around, by the poet office. He fibers. Tile poetry reading, for which the remaining $6,900 In anticipa­ $273 $870 "The senate (city govern­ car was towed from the scene. the audience paid $3.60 a head, Rome tion of next year’s taxes. 1299 1292 $389 ment) can get us everything but Investigation Into the accident was staged to help raise a legal Tnrfai 8280 8278 Is continuing. $81S wall passes." defense fund for Jerry Powers, SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! Genoa 8284 1277 $874 ‘ Do you think there will ever 24, who Is ianpeallng a convic­ Venke be pasees again?" (X)MPLAINT8 $296 $288 $88$ tion for us^ng orofanltv In his Dinner to Honor Flortnce $299 1292 “ Tou con go to Bast Berlin as Someone broke into the honje underground Miami newspaper. S!GN UP NOW! $889 an American. Has It changed of B. M. Rivard, 62 Portland Camp Workers Plaa 8299 $292 $889 much?” St., yesterday between 12:80 For Bolmi Oil Rindiil 8299 $292 $889 A few lucky West Berllnen and 4:10 p.m. and made off Ex-Niui Heads Hunter The Army and Navy Club’s Ttieste 1299 $292 $389 wlil be able to go. They are the with a $60 black and silver sixth annual dinner for Camp A li^hero 8819 $312 2 CdapMy’t $409 ones who got so-called hardship Panoronlc radio, a $34 black and NEW YORK(AP) — Jacque­ l^ennedy volunteer counselors Bari $319 $312 ■ stiver Mlcrosonlc radio, a flash- line Grennan Wexler, a former $409 The Answer To Your Gift Problem! passes for special family evenU and staff is scheduled for Jan. BrindM 1319 $312 $409 that for them fall at Christmas. Itghl, a bottle of after shave lo­ nun who was freed from her 9, at 6:80 p.m.. In the Army Cagliari I There are about 7,000 of these tion and two Firestone tubeless vows and married, has been ap­ and Navy Clubhouse, Main and AUTOMATIC 1319 $312 $409 whitewall tires which were tak­ proved by the Board of Higher OMitania 8819 $312 $409 posses a month. It is a safety Forest Sts. Nimlw A Subscripfion To The valve the Blast German regime en from the victim’s garagu- Education as head of Hunter The traditional dinner was DELIVERY 8819 $312 $409 maintains without formal agree­ College. flm given In 1964, the year the ftwraui 8819 $312 $409 ment, something they are other­ Th-re was a break and entry A board spokesman said Mrs. camp for retarded children was Raggie-Galabria 8319 $312 $409 Manchester Evening Herald wise so eager to have. Some a t the home of Frits BTckel, 63 Wexler, former head of Webster established. In addRIon to the aiT Tuanto 8819 $812 $4«9 60,000 West German visitors Tumbell St., FYlday ^nlght. College In Webster Groves, Mo., dinner, the club conducts one or OP NEW YORK 3 also will be able to go to Blast Missing are a $26 traMlator received a unanimous vote at a two cookouts for the campers A Gift For The Whole Family For The Whole Berlin since the Ekist Germans radio and two cigars. ' meeting Monday night. each summer. TWrIp Raw Arrm c^ply tooRy CHRISTMAS MtfMATURES consider them foreigners. up to Mcrc^ 3 1 . 1 9 7 0 — ORd y$ Ye«> Blast Berliners, of course, ex­ The Oxford School on Wad­ THE BEST BECAUSE. dell Rd. has been vandalised a t o b a a i of adab, a groi cept for retired persons, have 1500 STAMPS An Ideal G ift Por: Mother and Dad good deal lately with numerous •Im . TIw not been able to come West . . . A WHOLE lOOK RILL eoR cH tioR h y o m e Ne Pwemtivea Added since 1961. windows being found broken Stampa leetied after payment for ant deUvery. ) for or load 22 G Grandparants — CollaQa Studants — A 9-year-old boy In a West there. e AB HmM Dipped Net Mm Um Berlin hospitsd after having his DOUILE STAMPS Your Favorita Sarvieaman • PMteiProoiOw N. Y.aptelHsKitcJfoe tonsils out reflected on what di­ In-Lawa Become NOTICE “ paid for ta foU wltiUn 10 days for ameoM vided Berlin means. The hospi­ Oh, jrea. Yon tave to be back in good old America a Stripped la RefricantadTredfo tal he is In was not tar from Uve Husband and Wife by May 15, 1970 and the farea $tre snbjeet to gov- MANCHESTER WATER Oa HNE SHOES FOR WOMEN ' e Btorad In Ref ripcim^ wan. LEBANQN, Ohio (AP) — Lee REGULAR STAMPS amaent appioeaL His brother, 13, also was in if delivery b paid for by tbe 19th ef foUowiiig meatb. SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Amburgy, 70, and his former REGULAR To 822.00. ^13 9 0 eOver IS Dtfferael hospital, coincidentally - at the sister-ln-law, Mrs. Floyd Am- WILL BE CLOSED $30.00 par yaar y 115-50 for 6 months •— $7.80 for 3 montbs same time and for the same buiigy 71, wore married over M*HOUR New Lew Priee e BaMliftriiy Gift Wrapped thing—tonsils. But be was put In the weekend In the preeehce of Wo Will Sand A Gift Card a Free Delivery a Mailed Aeywfone an Blast Berlin hospttai a few their 38 children. AT NOON WED., DEO. M 1 mUea and a world away. Let Amburgy’a wife died last SERVICE 17^00- I I ' ■----- . f ■ ' ■ i VH Iagt JSaottra, In t. The West Berlin boy said he year, leaving U children and 86 AND AU DAY THUR&^L, GoU Anytime ,M9 Gala er More never saw his brother who was grandchSdren. Mn. Amburgy’s MERCURY ■ ' \ ■' T ' left vrith rriatlvea—to be picked husband died about the same u m o T A U x y R v n x c up later—when the parcnta time, leaving 11 childron and 90 DEC. TRAVEL AGENCY iUanrhfBtnr ctirninQ Ifei/oli moved West. But then the wall grandchildren. BOLAND OIL COMPANY PIT ooMKa nmai " came and the two Uttle German The ceremony Saturday was M 3AS71 a NO 8ERV1CR 13 BISSELL STREET PHjbNE 643-2711 BSTABUSHID IMS Dyed Per d bo}« were cut off from one an^ performed by Mrs. Amburgy’s 444444444444444444444444444 olbar, even at Christmas. son. the Rev. Kash Amburgy. 9M CENTER ST, MANCHE8T11E. S«M>M MOH., TUBS., WKP m • P J L I ,. t 444444444444444444444444444 on MAIN aC,HANC CALL OR STOP IN: MON. - FRI. B:30 - 5:00-^AT. tiU NOON TBUBB., aasPJd. — 9AT^DATttB9i99PJI.

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V* PAGE SIX BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECRMBER 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVESHNO HERALD. ^MANCHEStER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1969 PAGE SEVEN

who take extra days off are fairly safe from beiiig fired. Santa Needs Von Sternberg One Arm, acoordlng to the survey, Dead; Direcited ____ FCBUBRBID BY THB found that it could protect its. schedules, mniAT.D FRINTINO CO., INC.. Dietrich Films U Biuall Stra«t. on one end of the week at least, by not To Fill Kids’ Requests Kmachnter Conn. TH01CA8 F. FBRQU80N passing out pay checks untU afternoon HOUiYVfOOD (AP) — One WALTER R. nSROUBON By MARGARET AULISIO night tn 1980, Josef von 8 tem- FUbliHiera . on Friday. ______Founaed O ^ b w 1, 1881 I f you find a little old riian in a red suit and big tum­ bsig plucked an unknown ac­ Meanwhile, however, more and more my crushed under a bag somewhere in a Manchester tress from a ^German theater to ^bUihed Bvary Eveninc Except Sunday* and HoUdaya. Entered at the Pott Office at people seem to be sampling the four snowdrift, take note. It may be Jolly Old St. Nick— ploy toe sultry temptress Lola Xanciteater, Conn., aa Second CUaa XaU In his' film "The Blue Angel.” Hauer.______day week, well before any tmion has not so jolly anjmiore — dead of exhaustion trying to meet everyone’s increasing demand for toys. Her name wma Marians Dto- SUBSCRIPTION RATES decided it really will ask for it, long trlch. Payable In Advance From the letters of Manches­ One Tear ...... $90.00 before any em|rioyar has admitted it ter Mda to Santa thla year—in­ of the time but aomettmea was Von Sternberg—a tempera­ mental genius \ri)o guided Dto- Six Xgnthi ...... U.W tercepted en route to ths North bad. Three ilontha ...... 7.90 might be part of the future American trtch through seven films, in­ ______One Month ...... XaO Pole by an iiHlustrious Herald Love, D. cluding "Morocco” with Gary system. Perhaps, while it wears the staff—ths effects of an affluent P.8 .8 . She wants a M ^ y MEMBER OF OM^er, "Shanghai Express” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS atmosidiere of the stolen fruit, the un­ society are showing. Santa may BUm but forget i t ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The Aaaoclated Preie 1* exclualvely en­ There waa alao a letter writ­ and "The DevU is a Woman,” — titled to the ute of republlcatlon of aU authorised luxury, it proves more en­ need an extra sleigh and 12 d M 'Monday tn Midway Hoapt- new* dltpatchee credited to It or not other- more reindeer Just for the color ten on behalf of S.F., seven wlae credited In thla paper and alto the joyable than it will when it becomes tol of a heart ailment. He waa local newt publlahed here. TV sets alone requested by chU- uiaaffaB old, obviously from an 7S. All rlshta of republl^ion of apedai dla- older brother or'sister: compulsory. dren In Manchester. . Mlae Dietrich, whoae lege patcfaea herein are alao reaerved. Dear Santa, Not all the children were dominated ' The Blue Angel” The Herald Printing Cotnnany Inc., aa- S.F. is 7 months

y with whatever Sternberg: *T am nothing with­ 'and glad tiding* at tbi* jolly Winter is the only season whose open­ Santa brought. Others told San­ rical dock for $8.99 and a out you.” • . An«ele* Tbnee-Waahinc- television. swason. Sinewrw (hanks ton Pott New* Service. ing does not Immediately spur hopes for ta to be careful driving, said Von Sternberg did meet of toe lo r (hw prtvilogo ol oorvlag you. ^ 1 aervice dient of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Tliere were a wide variety of camera work on toe Dietrich Publiihen Repreaentatlvea — Matiiewa, the cloBlng of. they were leaving Mm a snack so he wouldn’t get hungry, and requests for presents, many in flime of toe l9S0e, working me- Special A^ncy ‘he ■ eernt code of the young — New York, CMcaso. D ett^ and Boaton In March, in June, in September, we inquired soUcltoualy about the Ucuknuly with toe llgM-mad- PARKADE BARBER SHOP Tuesday, December 28 look forward to a full enjoyment of the ^ and wen-beW of Mrs. S J l ^ ^ e ■hadow techniques he pio­ undefstand: neered. » MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE kind of climate proper to spring, sum­ Orippldee Orovldee, McLarer During Ms years of fUnunak- (Lawer Level, Rear) 'But there was stUl a large ^ a OT TO, Kiddle Kbmldy, mer and fall. von Sternberg was ae- "A Mort M c d «n 8h0|>, w «h ExceUmt *Owdr ■ « Silly And Dangeroiu number of letters—sent to San- Bvery TTiiiunnaker._ __ hands clalmed ae one of the greatest 2 In December, we look forward to U ’s matbox provided at toe down' anU in toe M t s living dlrectom. But he ex­ It may not make much sense to any­ ker- March. West Side Recreation Center— plunk etc. ’ (Hanid "»«««««« tar M/*r) plained his interest in films by body eliw, but, qiUta obviously, it makes Thla is not to deny all virtue and wMch merely said Dear Santo, Also, Mveral ^hew toys in- saying, "It permits me to be foUowed by a long list of some fluenced by this year's exploits Michaels Santa Mad^ It near beautiful women. In any sense to France. beauty to winter. very expensive items, with not in space. The steady, heavy rain and resulting slush yesterday made the going a bit un­ other work toey would Ignore And, so lonf as everybody else keeps It has the moat beautiful twilights, al­ ao much aa a love or yours one glri asked for a doU that usual and difficult for Santa Claus, but, true to form, he kept the appoint­ me.” i lUnninf the world In the same old ways. though they are much too early. truly inscribed at toe end. doesn’t talk. Evidently with toe ments for his promised visits to the Operation Head Start class at Buckley He lived tn a modem house In m ' ih t IHL Who is there, really, who has any rlfht Manchester children this year others she couldn’t get a word School and two at Orford Village School. A s he snuggles up, you can bet Mi­ Loe Angelee, where he wrote an It creates an occasional landscape. outoblogrmphy, “ Life in n to deny France its riflk to play the same as always were most concern- in edgewise, chael Arsenault of 105 Highland St. is glad nothing, absolutely nothing can stay Inside everybody there is likely to be ed about convincing Santo of A devoted correspondent aign- <3iineee Laundry,” published in game everybody else plays? S ^ t a in his appointed rounds. The M a nchester Association of Elducational Sec­ at least one rogue corpuscle which re­ toelr good behavior and excel- ed Ms letter to Santa, lest there 1968. 3 We refer to the agreement of the lent standing among parents be any doubts, “ Your Be- retaries helped the elderly gentleman by donating gifts for all children. He Is survived by his wldaev, II i x m u k i i sponds to a cold north wind and wants, Mert, a son and a dsughtor. French Defense Mlnlstery to sell the and friends. Uever” . The funeral will be Wednes­ to be out in I t A typical letter would begin. One boy listed eveiytoing be revolutionary government of Ubya, day at 8 p.m. St the Weetwood It is the season flowers can’t be far “ I have been a good giri, aU wants from toe Sears cats- CofC Board Views Plan Abe Lincoln VlUsge Mortuary, Weet Los An­ which doesn’t like the United States and year!” logue, telling Santo exactly behind. geles. Britain, some $400 million worth of Others, who be$(an their leti what page each Item is on. FOr But the one oonslatent thing that is Santa O a u s For Downtown Renewal ^ modem arms, including Jets and heavy tors by teUing Santa how good examirie: The Pan Am Dual good about any winter is the fact that toey were, suddenly became Control Jet Cockpit, page 4S6, Dodd Voted to Drop PtiotocraiiiKid Br Hairy Brinaler To Town Staff Revised plans tor downtown town manager, who displayed Iknka. What is more, the French have stricken with pangs of con- number 79C88038C. it will be over some day. RAINBOW FALLS, HAWAII Tv™- ^ renewal were Inspected tMs 'the plana; Harrison; Lyman B. Philadelphia Plan Bu* a^iparenUy offered to take over the science ' and modified their An older glri, who obviously TowncfMhncheateremptoyee r o o v ^ x * of toe Hoop., Immediate And that first day of the new winter past presl- WASHINCITON (A P ) —Ben. maintenance and operaUon, for tybia, statements: sent , her letter to Santo akmg wlU celebrate lincoln’s Blith- dent of toe Chamber; Warren j voted —as dreary and messy' a conglomerate Dear Santo Claus, Manchester Chamber of Com of the air bases in Libya which the Unit­ <»«y o' merce Board of Directors. Howland, , treasurer; ^ J. Stewart , jgooday for dropptag an approo- of rain and sleet and snow and slush I have been a good boy all foir'sSr* _ . _ Johnston,Jolmston, second vice presidentpresident; I ed States and Britain are now vacatliig, Herald y«nr (well moot of the Ume). Dear Santo, ^ n®** F *^- The plane,an., presentedp re«> n «« Dec. 16xa g,g,o,. Nelson and Rob- and splash and sUp and pervasive damp Another boy wrote: I have been a good giri to order to give toe employea Manchester Redevelop- i.on en hoto dirm4 ors would have barred toe eo-caUedl at Libya’s request. Inside Report Connecticut Yankee Manchester Redevelop- ert Lappen,Latjoen. bothootn oirectore.directors PhUadelphU plan eystem of pro-1 We'll live your burntr (he lull treat­ aa the weathermen have ever produced Yesterdays Dear Santo, this year. I would like this a four-day weekend. Town Man- Agency (M RA) at an in- ______How jtUy, and not only how sUly, but moUng minority employment tn| ment . . . to makt turt that it it func- —didn’t do a thing to change that opin­ By A.H ,0. Hello. My name is M. I boy, “ B—” , to give me an ager Robert We4ae is MbrtkbA- form ij meeting with toe town" r _ _ aa i»y engagement ring. I need federef ocnetnietion. tionini properly . . . to |ivt you how blind and dangerous it to for France ion. 2S Yeart Ago have been a very good boy ing Dec. 26, 1969 tor Feb. 12. Board of Dlrectore, show email- n a S w M . ^ J S (A p f Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak your advice. I would also u re frtt, .economical heetlni comfort to be heading back into (Ms kind of One edmost hesitates, in this as the Senator’s great gsBsras- thin year. Even my mommy 1 9 7 0 . scale renewal plans for only ths » ^ ^ Down, corpuscles I Hello, misery! Hur­ Twenty-five men plead guilty Uke some clothes, a 1970 s Biithday oaxUittrily, rv# R®y. ssssssln of ate with the effect that ths Day or nji|ht, routine or emeritncy, ity of sentiment toward the and., daddy say so. Did you imperialism! WAiSHINO’rON — Soviet For­ Jewdah Republicans, fighting to operating or frequenting race season of holiday cheer, to spec­ car, and records. we'll take lull ratponsibility lor the ry up, March! track liooking esbabUsbments, Governor would indicate. TiMrs see how good I waa through But before one forbids the dangerous eign Minister Andrei Gromyko, overwhelming odds, are press­ ulate negatively on the amount Another letter came in glgan ployes. Next year H will be a 89 to 89. operation ot your burner. And we chief negotiator In the talks and fined a total of $8,100. are rare moments when the your magic teleecope? from Birch St. to a half block amlnatlon before ing ITeaident Nixon to name a of enthuslasUc cordiality which tic letters from a four-year-old paid vrorUng dagr. a oourt ap- gen. Abraham A. Ribtootf, D-1 make ‘prompt delivery of femoui tofdiahnesa to France, m m has to ask with West Germany now going conservative Jew — Judge gentlemen of the press fled con­ (Then, after Ma list of re­ past toe poet office end linooln pearance next Monday, a feder- exxm., did note vota, but « H e f i v y Penalty must have been present when who eUU has trouMe Just hand- — — Atlentic heatini oil. on In Moecow, is demanding Charles D. Breitel of the New 10 Year* Ago strained to suspect their omal- quests) : Please don’t leave me School. al Judge has ruled. lutad for toe amendment to I arhat Britain and the United States A year In a state correctional center, printing; the absolutely Impossible from York State <3ourt of Appeals — State Senator Edward Marcus ly open-mooded Governor of a any coal. It makes me sneeae. PMUp Harrison, Chamber The oourt appearance Is for a dn>p the plan. He was parried I For luH details ol our completa burnpr were doing there tttemselves, and the with the possibility of suspension after All bids for special furnishing DEAR SANTA, Hebron Bonn—not only -recognition of to the Supreme Court vacancy. called upon Governor John strain of sophlaticatsd Irony. Writing a letter for a younger hearing on Ray’e petition to be with San. Ralpti Ysurborough. D service, call or writa six montlM—that’s the penalty that Judge for North End Junior High I HAVE president, says toe Chamber answer has* to be that theirs, too, was East Germany as a sovereign Breltel’s chances are poor. Dempsey to give him personal Just how. U pressed, wcMld the brother or slater can make you removed from soUtory confine- Texas, who waa agalMt dlrop- Aaron J. Palmer meted out to WilUam School (ming) come in under BEIEN GOOD made no definite decisions at state but alao relinquishment qf Mr. Nixon broke a half-century noUce of hsi interest in the Governor himself dsOns the lees glowing' in your character Driver Charged ment and permitted to mingle iqm pUa. an imperialistic presence, even if they T. Morrissey yesterday morning. In view the $68,000 allotment figure. BOY. PLEASE tols morning’s meeting either to all claims to Berlin. succession of one Jewish Justice Democratic party’s nomlnaUon word “ congenial?” asseismento then when writing wKh other Inmatea at the atoto ------probably told themselves they were there LEIAVEMEA ' “ pport or deny support for the FOMRTY MOTHERS, INC. of the circumstances of the fatal shoot This extremely hard-line So­ on the Court (b e g ln ^ g with for the United States Senate. We think we know the way to about yourself. Kids were quick Tn Hebron Crash prison, where he is serving 99 Ing in which Morrissey was Involved, a TYPEWRITER ptons. only to see that some ether less respect­ viet bargaining posture at the Louie Brandels in 1916> when he swn get an' intimation of the Gover­ to put Santo tn toe know on A USED ONE IS O.K. years. FOR HER 319 MOAD tmar shooting which even the widowed mother top-secret talks which began nominated , Judge Clement Today in History I f one is going to adhere to nor’s true definition o f that toe bad behavior of a younger Raymond Davis, 61, of Amaten "This is toe first Ume that The request that he be given a fWM EE— Ealas *md E w * e able imperialism didn’t move in. of the victim termed in a letter lead in ROC»!R Dec. 8 In Moscow Ig of deep Haynsworth to succeed Abe By ’E m ASSOCIATED PRESS the holiday rk^ one must, for word to flit across his usually brother or sis. After forwarding The contrast in mepeotoOons was diaigod with ftaflure to we had sew toe plans,” says phyeicel wee made by attorneys n o WOE And before we read the book on en­ court a ’’tragic accident,” it may seem diUgenUy her younger N M V n n i Interest to Mr. Nixon’s foreign Fortas. ’The probability that an­ Tyxlay is ’Tuesday, Dec. 28, the Instance, ' avoid any assump- cheerful face. evidenced by comparing two grant onobalf toe highway af- ‘ ^ for toe atoto, who said Monday like a heavy penalty. that Ray’a present health ” is a • M M a lightened conduct to Franco, we have to policy advisers. Quite apart other Southern ncm-Jewiah con­ aOTth day of 1969. TTiere are Uon that conversaUon and te- We would pop out at him I t e m ’s 1 ^ of requests, one glri letters. One boy, after a long ter a car-tnx* accident on Rt reacUon to them.” Here Is a young man with a creditable matter of dispute.” The motion ARTHUR remember that the French version of from their impact on the cen­ servative will be named won’t eight days left in the year. laUonshlp between the two men from behind Ws Christmas tree two P.8 .’s ae asides to lut of some M items, m ^ „ , Harrison says toey will re­ record and reputoUon, a Vietnam veter­ tral European politlcad situa­ help efforts to increase Repub­ took up where it left off in June. Santa, providing extra informa­ quite expensive, wrote, "Please “ Hebron yerteroay. serve comments or recommen- was denied by UB. Dlst. Judge E Thday'a Highlight In History and thrust toward him a 'oim- the past IB year history of Vietnam an who has never been in criminal tion, Gromyko’s German de­ lican support among Jews. There was then, reportedly, tion; WUIlsm E. MUIer. On this date in 1788, George paign placaijd with big Isttorlng send as many as possible.” Davla vma driving a truck daUons untU the formal town reads that the United States, attar help­ trouble before, who has worked steadily mands may reveal basic Soviet NeverUieless, Jewish Republi­ one cheerful litUe session Dear Santa Claus, Washington resigned as com­ which said: "Vote For The Anotoer boy, with a list of owned by Rham High 8py with too westbound lone and struck ment committee, wlU meet be- going out to eat, kidding around geneml- the arms talks start in earnest tional chairman, from Warren do you think you are?” a kitty-oart. She would also east Asia in force Itself, claiming, among In 1806, the Mormon leader, age which vrould tell us how all the things you bring mo.” a oar driven by John Da^xxite, fore then with J. Eric Potter, ly, with his beat friend. The n l^ t gets early next year. Adler, a Washington business­ ’That sample of the warm, in­ Uke you to have a Merry Joaeih Smith, was born in Sha­ much he reaUy loves hts new And of course, toe expected 60, of Hartlotxl. town planner, to discuss reson- other things, to be serving its own na­ late, minds are toygy with drink and ’The Russians are now show­ man-lawyer who is the National timate relaUonship which is Christmas and a happy New admirer. V F t " " *• “ c**®****** appear i„g in that area, Harrison says. tional Interest. drugs, there are dares and bluffs—and ing every evidence of backing (fommlttee’s special consultant ron, Vt. Year. sometimes possible inside the Court 11. The purpose, says Harrison, U a gun which Morrissey thought had its the demand of East (]lerman . on Jewish questions. In 1921, President Warren G. great big famUy that is Con- P.S. K. waa a good girl most Having made all these confesslona of Harding signed a bill for $20 ■ ______to have Potter ’’express an opdn- gifts extraordinaire clip removed. And then there was sud­ Communist chief Walter Ul- Adler’s memorandum de­ necUcut state government was million in Rusalan famine relief. A Thought for Today Fatlowtng another accident jq„>, *onlng questions, c imworthlness to Judge the present den death. br!cht for outright recognition scribes Republican Breitel, 61, followed, in succeeding hours, Sponsored by the Mancheater on Eart St. in Hebron yesterday, Chamber represento- Judge Palmer himself admlU that he of Bast Germany—a far great­ ’as a law and order man and In 1940, BriUah Prime Minis­ by a dialogue at longer range, French move into Libya, wo repeat the CfouncU of CTnurches Tolland Martha W. Moe of 2 Wales Rd.. ^ „e preaertt at toe "agonised” over the case and that he er concession than Willy Brandt, strict ccnstnictlonlst.” Adler al­ ter Winston Churchill urged the in which it somehow turned out Judgment: Andover, driver of toe only oar „ meeting of the MRA wlto would have liked to let the defendant the now West German chan­ so forwarded to Allison an Italian peoide to rid themselves to be Senator Marcus, whoever Hiis to a dangerous, foolish business, go free. cellor, Is willing to make. earlier memorandum of July 28 of dictator Benito Mussolini. Now at this tone Caenar Au­ Involved, waa charged with fall- officials, but not the en­ he thought he was, who had, for Maj. Thomas Matteo Hurt^ ure to drive tn an ertabUabed tire Chamber board. MANCHESTER and the worst possible way to let a But he noted that he coul will thlng not about to happen. Alarm Unsounded giysn a suspended sentence. Senator Marcus, on the other waa with child. While they were cates that he has had an eye cveryoM to invltod These Soviet demands are FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Feelings of anger and revulsion come Five Years Ago hand, offered a generous com­ there the time came for her to quite apart from the more pro- The 2S-mlle Frankfort a Cincin­ removed and was treated for *^*?f*.^ pastrle^ ,1* « * quickly when human beings turn preda­ ’Twenty-eight persona died in mitment, one of "unequivocal” have her child, and she gave sale C>mm\ml8t demands that nati all-freight rallroaiV often injuries to both arms. J * ^ Five Minus One Ltaves Four tor and victimise others. The nlght- floods in Clallfornla, Washington, support of the Governor if the Mm. Matteo talked to her hus- « canceled unUl Jan. Wert Germany recognise the called "the Bourbon route,” has birth to a son, her fint-boen. A good depression would cure it, but aa mariah experience of Roealyn Newhouse, asked the Interstate Commerce Oregon, Nevada and Idaho. (Sovernor decides to run again. She wrapped him tn earaddling band by telephone laat night *■ Oder-Nelsae line between East One Year A g i 18-year-old daughter of the Springfield Germany and Poland, all but Commission to allow it to cease “ I told him,” said Marcus, “ I clothes, and laid him In a man­ and laid that "he’e In a lot bet- Reaervattous tor Bt. Mat­ things are the four day week may be ’Three ApoUo 8 astronauts en­ Newspapers’ genenu manager, is a caae acceptrti by Brandt even befor^ operaUon. waa convinced he cotUd win.” ger because there was no room ter aptn*s than most p e ^ e thaw’ s New Year’s BaU ore no *n point. tered the gravltaUonal pull of proving Itself one of Uiose things which he became Chancellor. Gro­ The little railroad, which These are tingling, but incon­ lor them at tile hm. back here are.” She said he‘ « - longer being accepted except on the moon and televised pictures In The Spirit Of establishes itself by usage and custom But It la not our purpose here to dwell myko’s hard line In Moscow hauls whiskey from Frankfort clusive clues, and do not really Lidu 2/1-7. peoto It wUI take six to nine a standby basis in case of esn- on' tWst incident as such. Of more Im- to Georgetown, was established of earth from 300,000 miles in tell us whether the mood, the Submitted by months >to regain the use of Ms ceUatloas since cspactUr has more than by anybody’s formal decision. convinces Mr. Nixon’s top pol­ portafice at this stage are facts that icymakers that the relaUvely almost a century ago. ■pace. other day, was really as warm Rev. Vincent J. Flynn left arm. He expects to be flown been reached. Thoee who have The four day week is a week which is have come to light In the wake of the smooth sailing of the prelimin­ back to this country after the already made reeervatlona are one day shorter than a flv* day week. Incident, facts that might have saved a ary arms control talks. JtMi end­ first of toe year. reminded that payment to due, lot of grief had they been dlsoloaed ed in Helsinki, may be the pre­ Maj. Matteo, a career of- and checks may be dated Jan. The sequel to that rather obvious and earlier by law enf<^ement auttwritles. lude to a long cold winter of fleer, was serving as advisor to i. Chnstrhas Bonus Christmas elemental arithmeUc is that one way to Several offeiises in the same pattern Soviet tntranstgeance. a South 'Vietnamese infantry | ------have occurred in Springfield and vicini­ a a a Fischetti unit, the 196to Infantry Brt- Uuttl laithiii asEee oH TW- get yourself a four day week to to fail ty in recent months. In one instance, Top leaden of the New York IM9 Chicago Daily Ntws gade, when he was wounded, uewe llaiua ahsuM be eaH- Honor A Lx>ved One.« to report to your Job on Friday or Mon­ a pregnant woman lost her Unborn child.- Democratic party are passing m Before be w ^ t to Vietnam he ed in to the H en U ofllee, 969- day. But the lid of secrecy was clamped the word th a t Arthur Goldberg'a WBS an instructor in militory m i , a\' on by police, perhaps in hopes this seemingly unalterable state­ sciences in the ROTC dept, at EvcM ig |leiiH, PA>. A recent Wall Street Journal survey pErmEiiEnt m«morlEl gifts of roomi for would speed the apprehension of the ment of non-candidacy Dec. 8 toe University of COonecUcut. indicatM that this is beginning to hap­ guilty persons. (We are quite aware of by no means ban the door. inn His family, including Ms wife, or furnitMngt for n o t $ IQ,000 $1,000 a ilx-yeariold daughter and two pen, too much for the peace of mind claims to the contrary by certain Joe Crangle, Regular party quthoritiea. We are also quite aware of leader in Buffalo Who ie trying sons, four;years and 10 months only torvo oi o lotting momoriol but olto and the production schedules and costa old, reside on Laurel Ridge Rd. Public Records / : refusal by police to verify unofficial i»- to engineer a Goldberg “ draft” torvo monkind for yoort to com#. (Mo* of employers. porto of such Incidents.) for OovenxM-, has i^urpoaely not / \ « Major Matteo’s home town to PlsinviBe. moriolt oro ^ yob lo ovor tovorol yoort.) Those who specialise In such self-de- When it became clear the investigation talked to him alnce Dec. 10. But Jtom/*A W. HaU Btotatea Inc. was not producing the needisl atwwers— other party flgurea have con­ This to Maj. Matteo’s second ciared four day weeks are, obvioualy, tour______of duty____ in Vietnam.______He of Norfolk, Maoa. against Alex and the attackers remained at large— ferred with Goldberg privately VALUE TO $19.95 I 'U people who have already fdUnd an the police strategy should have been and at length. Their conclusion: went over toero toe' end of Au^ f • <* Burn- revised. The chances of a quick break Goldberg ie wide open tor a gust to etort Ms second tour. anaarer to the greatest American prob­ in the probe were fading while the draR. Peek Meett^ Marvlage Lioen^ lem of our day — that of what to do danger lingered. Nor doea thalj draft have to Cub Pack 915 will bold a pack Steven Alan Dieterle, 99 Tlm- W ith 'The Pnrehase Buarantee aa unoontested Dem- meetiiv Friday at 7:10 p.m. at ber Trail, and Karen Jeon Bio- with incivased leisure time. ' It is possible that subsequent offenses pf aojr Spoil Coat would have been avoided had toe public ocraUc primary for OoldlMig. Bt Matthew’s Church. TIm seH, 109 Oannoa Rd.. Dec. n , TlMy take a Friday or a Monday off theme w in be "Happy HMi- Oeeter OongregaUonsl Church, been alerted to the first Incidents of this It would require only that a -T| iMcause they feel like an axtra day of kind. The need tor caution, particularly P wide croM^otkm of the party daya.” Boys eight years old or, John Joseph Ootvla, Balt Lake in (Made 8 m invited to Join City. Utah, and Marilyn Law- For furthor informotf^ oA thitV or otbor fishing, or because they want to have on the part of women traveling alone, -paitlcularty left-wing ntortn ■ r would have been obvious. No report eras elements who had been crttlca] toe pack atxl to attend toto renoe Miller, 14 Pcrtdns Bt, ♦ypot of momoriols contoct extra Urns to fooi around the yard, or , a t SALK^FOR CASH OR BANK CHARGE CARDS filed with police, we underrtand. In at of him—indicate support. masting with their parnits. Dec. 37 M v y ’s Episcopal AchieWmwit awards jxeswt- church, so they can take their car to the garage least one instance. This was a ihWtake Thus, party leaden are em- I phaeliing to Goldberg that key ad St the tost meetotg and in- BhEMm Pennifo Monehoftor Momoriol Hetpitoi tor a checkup. because It may have encouraged other attacks. f tofonnen aueh as Herman chided a wolf badge and gold .irwKttchen J L - lor am er to Ji m ‘Ihla kind of conduct flourishes under The fact hasi' to be faced that bringing Badillo of ths Bronx and Aa- Delbert Ti’o o L i ' a Dovolo^mont OA ■emblyinaa A1 BlunMnthal of bob cat pin to BUke Fotd. « t n Bpniee Bt. 12, ROTH’S Clothiers ' present conditions tor two special such ^ n g s into the open is not a con- IMCOM^OMATI <» Manhattan’s West Side art en- Den 0 tod by Mro. MartlyB cessloo to "sensatlotMlIsm” on the part a b . > ToL 643-1141 E*t. 334 reasons. First, wages tor some pet^e thuatoaticaily tor him. GoMbarg Pen^r ths of the press, nor Is it necessarily a detri­ Memorial Hospttol. convert TRI-CITY PLAZA VERNON CIRCLE V are so high they can afford to take a haa confided that he eras upaaC and Dob 6 tod by ment to police Investigations. The pub­ \ JiKiy Kinwm racelved the not ao much by Um shrill at- c Bt. flJ M . day oft when they fOol like i t Second, lic’s right to know inciudea its right to taeka on him from tarout ra- be aware of the perils in its midst. — SZ O P ip 1M , W N L4 AT. imtisr prssint boom ciondttkwx peopla tonnan but tha talhira of party Memkera ot the parti vtottsd I: toei RoekvIDe Boning Homo Mtooio^raky. SPRINOFTELD UNION. rcfulaia to rabut tham. / Batordsy to atm eaieto And pt»- dwaUag a t 71 Tuck Rd.. |8,5n. J J ' . . ■ \

• ’ •' . 1 t*AGE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 i HANCHESTBB EVEHING HERAU). MANCHESTER. OONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 pAcn Nom Oallaban FNinertd Home, 1602 M!aln St., Blast Hartford, wHh a Libraries To Oose HEALTH CAPSULES® O b itu a ry I Mass of requlpm «t St. Christo­ ^Cold War^ Ha^ New Look by Michael A. Petti, M.D. T w o M o re pher Church, Blast. Hartford, ait Mary Cheney Library, Christmas Crooks Cash In 9. Burial win 1>e In St. Mary’s Whlton Memorial Library, As Issues Link East-West I f SOO MAVC -fe ^fAUP FOR A House, Senate TV-Radio Tonight Cemetery, Blast Hartford. and West Side branch will L0na ti/ME,WKAr£AM Po T2> A r e In d ic te d close tomorrow at noon. FRtVfHTA PACKACM * J u lia n G r o ss, F ien d s nvay can at the fu­ Continued from Page One) in the 1970s,” displays no incli­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Mary Cheney and Whtton On Gift Laden Parked Cars In N ew ark Memorial win reopen Fri­ vast interests of America as the nation—overtly, at any rate-i-to Telepision Broadcaster, NEWARK, N.J. (AP) —^ An day, but the West Side big Atlantic power. But Ameri­ abate lU hoetiiity to the U.S. Call It a Day B y D A N R H iE Y The thieves took a wine rack provide police with Utroo do- ,f Contract Let branch will closed. ca is separated from Elurope by system or to foieswear stated ThieVM have been sta lk - and . some -ladies underwear scriptkaia ot the stapecto. OM tato (0) (G> olds In Mayor Hugh J. Addonl- (SO) Mary slo'a one# ond a Spontoh-toa- a wide ocean. ’Thus Soviet ges­ Communist expansion goals. in g C h ristm as shoppers all Uia car of Donna sharp' of BoUCe brileve there are poe- At ■ — « wMk KlMr D e a d at 6 3 <«a> Ni guoga municipal court Intor- For Wrecking tures to Bonn stir suspicion of A recent Soviet press article (Contiinied from Page One) budget-rwill be the first order t l^ U g h th e h o li ^ y n ish ^ chambers St. Her ear had two men and a woman, Ortl (40) B< of business when the 91st Con­ (a*8l)^*l>isaisi *hMss lo> 4:10 (S> Ms' proter havo boon Indictod on HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Police, Students Moscow’s “European security” cautioned that Moscow cannot have my thanks and congratula­ and w ith ju s t a fe w shop- parked and locked in the hivolrod In thto particular theft, ItoS 0 > A a Ita Wsrti tw * m (0> Harry M. Davis of North Ha­ pitch. Perhaps, for the price of be expected to cooperate in con­ gress begins its second sesslmi nOMto) Tsa’ie MtiM as (t^Ifaw s wHk FVaak 1 dtoifoo of oholdng down pop- Julian Gross, a native of Aust­ ven has been awarded a state tions.” Jan. 19. ping days le ft the crooks lot near Main mol Oa OO) Dick Vaa Drta contract for demolishing a Nixon said his administration Senate manpower was dwin­ Imve stepped up their ac- ^ tiOa (3) Ears b a Haag Sblaadssag (8630) ■asMiy - M ak by stations and a television station troops from East Germany, the the ’’third world,” that Moscow TkW <0) frame dwelling and a frame ga­ is determined that ’every dling as the recess neared: 73 tiv ities. The indlotinaats, returned in the Hartford area, died Mon­ ‘It’s Fine Idea’ Russians might severely weak­ would not interfere with con­ American should have equal ivvu„. ^ . ____ _ , ^ Yesterday when he walked In- (OoBto) Daga af Oar Uraa 0:44 Tm Xtcal Itews rage at 172 Highland St. For­ flicts ’ ’dictated by the will of the members were on band for what Tha culprits’ favorite tactic to he waa wearing an (Oto) Mawbrwad OaM (0) 7:00 a> A CtaMauto Gaaeart Monday by on Eoook Ooimty day at Hartford Hospital. en NATO and eventually evict portunity (or new Jobs created t:Sa (■> OaHbjt UbM (10) naattor -tabklsg merly the property of Wesley ST. LOUIS (AP) — ’The din was the final roll call M (C) E. Vancour, it was acquired by blasting out of the building in leaving it vulnerable. which communism stands to night. and wait until s6me unsuspect­ P-m. ^^en Marguerite Tim- on It! <8-«> DiDathto ‘ Qaass fSr*Tralh ar Csasaaaroeas (G) Nlevao, an administrative aide Gross pioneered in the ad­ WfH one Foot F«P)|RPP; RUB ON cana.” He said the right had ~ SalC 6ta ta U .. (0) (to) Marla the state for Rt. 6 construction. the northwest section of the city gain. Vice President Spiro T. Ag- ing shopper has unloaded a bag S:M (» Ms I in tho mayor’s offtoo, and Andro vertising business and also In the same way, improved V«UR roB^ FRt^UBHTl.i;PUT Ofie been ”so long dmied o r given r ^ other male to aald to be n a m s ) (G) nOAOOO) Nswa — M Davis will be paid 8920 for sounded like hard-rock music. Foot on A new made a late evening trip to or two of goods and then re­ with lOAS)(6 M ) Osasial0< StaalM ibitls aad Ftabre Soto, tnterproter in Municipal founded a pharmaceutical busi­ U.S. relations with China can Over-all, however, Moscow it­ «rcR lip service.” . ___ I— "iWitG 7:00 M b b Yes, man, and inside all 865 the Peking-Moscow feud. Again, of competing in an arms race the cloakrooms and corridors make their way to the car and (taZVWT LsMsrs to taagb b *^«7oo oorved aa a channel Gross, who most recently livtd ‘ he State Department of Trans­ the administration. plaint, poUce w ^ called by DAL’s. (t) Mba Itowlas Btaw te1 h'gh portation, are: Ever Ready De­ v a r i ^ merchant^ who report- The girl to deecrtbed as (it) Twaps to Martas School Senior class were gyrat­ Moscow can cause Peking to United States, at the expense of issue, seeking a way to avoid Its work done, the Senate quit ly left unlocked the thief will (4a> Dark Slsliwi Ita Wsak Newark’s Puerto RIoan commu­ school in Hartford, then went struction of Newington, $1,160; Nigeria Starts (It) ItaMsa - - - nity. ing to the strains o f Bob Kuban suspect that the two are plotting an internal development the So­ the threatened veto, a sesslcm- for the night without the normal break____ in anyway._____ auspicious charmetoro being 16 to 18 years old, with 4 :3 0 :S0 <81 Ita Os' aad 3 J. }8i into the advertising business and .3. MeuccI & Sons of Newlng- ani The In-Men. formality of an adjournment In the pewt two days almost attempting to Vexchange thin, long, s t r ii^ hair. She was 4 :tt (1 6 1 6 3 0 ) M« (G) lOrtO <11I) Gsaa. ■ WtaPs Soto Tvaa a traneUtor in tho later formed his own advertis­ on, $1,223; John Zemko of Col- against China. viet regime sorley needs. N ew Attack prolonging deadlock with the 4 :3t (8) (G> (640) j>. The cops were dancin?, too. motion. “That’s it,” Mansfield $800 worth of merchandise has \ wearing a blue sU parka and (U) ^ 0 .0 . (11) Taa OXtoek Eaaart (3) Narta tai Btol (G) 10 d''trlct, policemen were as­ The measure involved both parked in various lots through­ to report that there was a day when she went Into Casual (I640>------tatotiasi (G) I1:M (66363640) Neire WMiiwr was susponded two weeks ago WKNB in New Britain In 1946 cow, while suggesting that there urgent problem of the 197to,” scuttled the effort to quit before S:00 (I) riiTjr Iftssa Baatto aad Paalara signed to the high school area to civil rights and congressional out town. young girl In the store trying to Hayseed. by the State Supreme Oourt aft­ bpUt later sold the station, which are ’’broad prospects or sus­ and there, perhaps, lies the OWERRI, Biafra (AP) — Christmas. US) BMifer 1 (It) Marta Panama Denies cool a series of disturbances. pending the nuclear arms race greatest hope for the decade. Nigerian forces have launched a Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., the prerogfativesi to oversee federal Kenneth Florence of But exchange a white blouse which Police are not concluding that (M> Big Tlelai (G> (M> Baa la a l er he invoked the Fifth Amend­ is now known as WRYM. The policemen found them­ spending. she carried In an out of season these three suspects are reqxin- (00) M nuten 11;M (3) Marr Ormta taaw ment before a federal grand He founded the first ultra-high four-pronged attack on Biafra minority leader, came up with a Hartford was a recent victim (W> aSUgaa’s (3636M) Taalgkl Bkaw Restrictions On selves becoming friends with following the abortive Addis ploy to imdo the snarl. The Job syslem is celled the vdien his locked car was broken Flower Fashion bag. The sales slMe tor all of the thefts. In S:M (40) Woa&ar ay Cataaa (G) Jury probing aUeged oorruptton frequency (UHP) television 0:30 (0) Stoan Ul« (G) (M t) Jaay Blakap (G) In the dty. the k'ds. One day a group of Ulster Catholics Ababa peace talloi. When Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D- Hiiladelphia plan, and under it, into Sunday night while parked girl remembered having Just fact. In a case still ineompletek (U> Vatariag 1:M (3) Marla OPEN station in New England—WHNB seniors even went out and Senator Raps sold the blouse. Attempts to de- vdiere toys were taken (itm a ( t o ) H t o (3) Nawtaaaa Businessmen The thrust comes drom the W.Va., called up the amend­ federal contractors agree to at the Parkade. He lost two pair The same federal grand Jury -TV, Channel 30—in West Hart­ bought fried chicken for the pa­ lay the suq;>ect (ailed as she car parked In the Parkade, po- (Ml ODUgaa’a I (M) Btoa on 2 ment that drew the administra­ provide a prescribed share of fodieted Mayor Addontoto, i«- ford in 1962, and sold It In Bitter About Nigerian 3rd Division bued at of ski boots, a pair of children’s (40) TiA ar 1 Bat Maalataaa Off er persona last week on charges staUon WEXT in West Hart­ Biafran officials said hero a fifth of ry4 and a fifth of gin. has forbidden 10 prominent teacher, said one day: ‘"The po- O f Loophole LONDONDERRY, Northern there had been heavy cuuaUies forces an immediate, if indirect, B. Stoats, responsible to Con­ purchase and told them about The romantie notion that peo- of extortion and Income tax eva­ ford, and sold that station Earl­ Uce Invaded our hl«1i school. So Marion Maslow of Broad her theft. During the phone con- ple Trim steal at ChrtotmaB time SEE BATDBDAT*8 TV WEEK ftM l CXMCFUDIE U n iN O S sion. AU 16 defendants pleaded till 11 P.M. business leaders to leave the Ireland (AP) — Bernadette on both sides, and the Nigerian vote on an issue. There can be gress for supervision of spend­ ier this year. we’re going to invade the police Brook lost a number of items versation a young man walked ore rtmple and pennileaa folk Innocent country but said such action is Continued from Page One) Devlin’s six-month Jail sentence offensive wu supported by no debate, and tabling kills the ing, has nded this an lUegal Gross also founded the Phoen­ station.” from her locked car last night into DAL with the Item Mro. who are driven to crime only being taken against ’’certain cit­ for her part in the August battle heavy arUUery, rockets, ar­ ■ measure Involved. quota system. Atty. Gen. John Radio The fouiMXxmt tndkltmant ix Pharmaceutical Co., a Hart­ izens” who might come under i’ 'h'»t he h^d in mind was claiming a deduction this year if while shopping at Caldors. Timmions had purchased there, so that they can have aome- oluugea that Nlevea and Soto vi­ of Bogside stirred new waves of mored vehicles and the a!r “If a motion to" table fails, N. Mitchell^ who works (or the (TH ol ) newt btendeaato ad 16 or 16 ford firm which markets vita­ nothing less than a blast at dis­ he turned the papers over be­ Among the missing Items are a An attempt to delay thto suspect thing to put under Uielr own investigation for the attempt to bitterness today among Roman force. where are w e ?” asked Sen. Rob­ administration, has held it a I earvy ( 1.) olated a statute prohlbittng pub- mins, in the 1960s. He also op- u seat Brig. Gen. Omar Torri- trict headquarters. School offi­ fore Juiy 25, it does prevent him ert Dole, R-Ka., amid confusion proper use goals (or minority blue snow suit, a pair of blue (ailed also as he panicked and child’o tree for'CSirtotmoa to Uo employes from demanding or 3 Catholic militants in turbulent The Nigerians apparently are 3:00 I Up on I erated drug outlets in several Jos. cials and police both thought It from claiming deductions piece­ employment. Jeans and a checker game. ran from the store. dispelled by the (act that many rooelvlng a fee or reirard for Londonderry. trying to link up their forces in <»i the Senate floor. “We’re here i:(X> Bariford wigawfto. 3:00 ] discount department stores in Lakas personally delivered was a gooa idea end the rhiieil for Wethersfield. The bridegroom and attributed to the guard’s something we ail took part in.” Saigon to Nha Trang and Da 200 CAL Roaary tonight at 8 at the fu­ at eomeone,” Long angrily de­ tional bodies are being found autho^ty, too, and three major dnuval from the west bank of Suez Canal Monday. The bodies that day, when the 860-paassn- to o son of Mr. and Mra Jo- HlMIltlN high command. In T e x a s "Our campaign against the viduels is in a gradual increase, Nang. About 80 miles from Nha m OAL. neral home. clared : dally u government troops wid­ government agencies could not from the current $600 to $750y in the Jordan River, captured dur­ of two Elgyptlan solmmended that the derignated one of the prime al- Men and Dog grabbed him and hit him and defense.” Prang and Due Lap, 110 and 136 work. deduction would save $173 in youth be taken to Nonwich State Officials wars foveetigating died Sunday at Hartford Hospi­ Hangs in Vatican The earlier prcqx)sal (or an Is- rilla organization was behind ternative airports to receiva the er girt aras * Anne * Marie '* BeU of threw him against the wall,” Bernadette w u less militant miles north of Saigon, the ene­ Senate Democratic Leader taxes. Hospital (or observation. tho explooian ond Sio orarii, and tal. racli-Bgyptton settlement called the plot. gtont 747b Trhenevar bad vreath- Mancheeter, slater of the brlde- NATIONAL O il Co. Buried in Gar Pomler sold. ” He dropped the VA’nCAN CITY (AP) — A because of her legal position. my had mustered the equivalent Mike Mansfield said the $19.9 For a family earning $12,600, Raymond D. O'NeUl, 26, of no 900 irorkors oonUnuod to oaomb Survivors also Include his for Israel’s withdrawal from er or other ccndltlnne prevent gun when I punched him. He got painting intended to represent “ Wish me a happy Christmu, of a full division. Allied battle billion appropriation for health, with 18 per cent deductions—the certain address, charged with the dsmoUshod buildings at the wife, two other sons, a sister, Egyptian territory, a ‘binding” landing at New York’s Kennedy Richard Bell of Mancheeter TAVERNIER, ^ Fla. (AP) — up and ran.” Mao Tse-tung was found hang­ I feel I need it,” she told friends maps showed two North Viet­ education and labor programs average for taxpayers who two counts of break and entry (our grandchildren, and two Elgyptlan commitment to estab­ International Airport. served as hto brother's baat o t Uw runway for bodloo of 688*5544 Six teen-aged boys, clawing Young Pomler said he didn’t ing in the Vatican today. u she Stood under the mistletoe namese infantry regiments, one —which Nixon has threatened to itemize on their returns—the Msgr. Reardon and two counts of larceny, en­ man. other vtotlma greoj-grandchlldren. infantry battalion and one sap­ lish peace, and negotiations on “The first vtolt of tha Boeing wilth their bare hands, saved two know the man but did get a Church officials, although ob­ in a local hotel. . veto also because it exceeds his tax cut would be $114. tered pleas of not guilty to aU After a reception ot Vincent’s Funeral services will be to­ per battalion, two artlUery bat­ the future of Sharm el Sheikh, 747 to befog mode In Ommeetl- men and a poodle puppy good look at him. viously chagrined, said it would “My knees were shaking To Celebrate those charges i^esterday and Steak H(xise, Springflald, M o m ., morrow at 11 a.m. at Taylor talions and other smaller units at the entrance to the Giilf of cut because of the eloee rala- C trapped Monday night In a car By late morning, he had not be taken down. when the sentence w u a)i- WlU return to cciuri on Jan. 22 and Modeen Funeral Home, 186 Aqaba. Uonshlp Oonnecticut haa to the couple left on a phuis trip by eight tons of gravel. packed the back of his parents’ The oil painting shows a man nounced, but I am to appeal ;and totolllng some 10,000 men. Coast Guard U Thant Sees Yule Service (or a hearing In probable cause. S. Main St., West Hartford. Political informants said the the development of the 747,” to Mtomi, Fla. They are Uving Jill WUllam Nielson, 67, of Miami, car with the familv’s Christmas whth a blurred (ace standing the whole thing is sub Judlce U.S. spokesmen said at the Roberta Doyon of 88 Cbcq>er Burial will be In/ Zion Hill Ceme­ IsraeU Cabmet was particularly In Rocky HUl. and Oliver Anderson. 78, of Key presents and said ho was taking against a reddish background. (before the courts). I can say no outset of the campaign, that no Rescues Yacht The Rt. Rev. Blogr. Edward St. pleaded guiUy to chargee Pan Am dtotrlct aales man­ H ope for Peace concerned that the U.S. prtqx)*- Mrs. BeU to a teacher In the tery, Hartford. Largo, told police they wore his slaters to stay with relatives It w u hung lu t month In the more.” American ground troops would J. Reardon wUl be the principal of ahopUftlng. She was given a ager Thomas Nugent. Friends may coll at the fu­ UNITED NA’nONS (AP) — ato had no provision for dealing The Jet englnee were made by s(Uwol syotem. Mr. preparing to turn off State Road In Mamou. Vatican press room, a few She said she would return to be committed—that it was up to O ff New Jersey 80ects for Vietnam peace, fer Beaumet, and had lived In Mrs. Crimniins duded some of the usual war com e." “Venlte Gentoe,” “ Oh Hartford, pleaded not guUty to the (:oo:?Ie was still Inside. ing crash which killed two pi­ The painting shows a standing and mercenaries. There had craft was being towed to Cape and at the same time welcomed Manchester (or about 17 years. talk, but sources there said it gmg A Joyous OaroT' and other a charge of reckless driving and Park Hill Joyce Flower ShopI "His barking grew weaker lots. man in a tunic or cassock, his been aome criticism of Canh May,.N.J., with estimated time what he called a general im­ Wins Reversal w aa apparent that moat leaders (amiliar carols, w aa scheduled for an East Hart­ Ex-Hartford Teacher faveritej He was employed as a teller at and weaker,” said one boy, his (ace blurred. Its double Is a during the previous teat of Sopth of arrival noon Wednesday. i The Air Force announced provement in Bast-West rela­ of the Arab worid realise they The ocngregatlon arlU abng “Oh ford Jury trial. G e ls High Chordi Port the Riverside ’Trust Co., now the hand slashed by the rocks. ” F1- Chinese portrait of Mao "hla Vietnamese troops at Ben Het The passengers on the Pil­ Monday It has grounded its fleet In Tot’s Death tions and in the world situation can’t Trin another war against cotne AU Ye FaMhfiS" ae the Cases oonUaued in yaatar- United Bank and ’Trust Oo., nn*ly, I cr'ed out I could feel his of 223 awingwing Jets until it de- 20s" that was printed with a re­ last June for not roteUng his grim were identified as the Rev. as a whole. Israel yet prtesta enter the aanotuary, and day’s seoBiOB inctuijed thoea of LONDON (AP) — Ctoaon Kri6 Rower* and fhit feitive kolidny, teetoo jutt nstursMy 90 Hartford, before he retired 10 nose,” and soon the dog bound­ port on Communist China in Fa- troops often enough.^ U.S. offi­ G. Wesley Hardy of Norfolk, term'nes what caused the crash NEW YORK (AP) — Red- He warned that the situation The oonference was evolving «8u«nt Night” at the oomnum- WUllam Donohue, ;84, of 899 neth Crogg wSI be eonsicrated years ago. He was an Army vet­ ed out, unharmed. miglla Cristlana, a weekly mag­ Va., his wife, and five boys tegefherl For gifts, for decoretten^ the colorful beeuty of that killed U . Col. Thomas J. ha'red Alice Crimmins won re­ cers said the govermi^ent troops In the Middle Elast may get out a strategy of letting the Pales- Main S t, charged arith two aa oMirient btohop a t tbs Angli­ eran of World War II, and u No charges were filed against Mack and MaJ. James L. Antho­ azine owned by the Roman became exhausted ranging in age from 6 to 13. AU versal today of her manslaught­ 1 andI were not of band if it continues to deterio­ tine guerrillas, Arabe who claim Duiing the Mesa, the choir counts of breach of peace and can Archbishopric of Johamleni 1 ^ C A N D I E S . . ^ member of the American Le- the truck driver, who was toq, ny. were believed to be in good con­ freth bloomi radietei cheer threughouf the Jiome. Catholic Church. er convict'on .'n the 1985 strangu­ aggressive enough. rate, but expressed belief that they are refuges front) Palestine, glon. dazed to help with the rescue, dition. WlU ring the propers from ‘The one count o t being found tatoxl- on Feb. 16, the Chureh o t Mock, 88. of Viola, III., and Moo and the figure in the Vat­ lation of her 4-year-old dau^ter, There was limited criUcism of private I Big Four talks will carry more of the buiden o t dai­ He la also survived by a son, officials mid. First Mata of Cbririmno” oem- coted, to Dec. 89. Anthony, 31, of Big Spring, Tex;, ican palntirg have the same Alice Marie. lack of aggressiveness again The Coast Guard said the Pil­ make it possible for his qrecial ly ansament of Israel while pooed by Enf|) RCX3KVILLB —John Burns, Total liabilities listed were, heat-duct leak In two airplanes GE Fails to Lure peals. Safoga, about 63 miles smith of Lap. “ It is poaaible he h(^>ed to from evacuating the Hardys. 'Bofore Lottos Happen Insure With Lappent 84, of 17 Davis Ave., died Sat­ for him $8,880.76; (or her. $8,- and one engine. Wing structure Mrs. Crimmins w u convicted Brotherhood o t Teamsters soys the mouth of the Gulf of Suaa, Strikers Back to Work SCOTS big whUe ARVN (Army of Elariy today the Coast Guard urday at a convalescent home. 080.76. and hydraulic system trouMes May 88, 1968 by a Jury of 19 the union will not comment on opokeemen said. The loraaUa CHRISTMAS CYCLAMEN NEW YORK (AP) — Unloa the Republic of Vietnam) is still said the wind and seas subsided its goals in a new contract until Mr. Burns was born August The largest creditor was the have caused past groundings! married men who had heard her gave no eotimote of the damage Season's Greefingt! officials say the General Elec­ at this stage of training and re­ and made sir rescue lumeces- after negaOatlons start with em­ « Note Our HoUday a 16, 1886 in Rockville, son of the Connecticut Bank and Trust After Air Force problems with testify about a aeries of extra they fofUcted, but’ eald aU the >40C tric Co. h u tried unsucceaafully equipping,” one U.S. source sary. ployers Jan. 7. late 'Thomas and Mary Furphey Co.. $2,046.23. Other creditors the B'lll, a contract (or a Navy oommandoe returned nlM y- May the holidays shine brightly ORIGINAL CENTER PIECES to bring aome of ita 138,000 marital affairs during an 18- aald. Ws WQl Gloss Burns. He lived In the area all Include. Household Finance •crMon was canceled last year The spokesman here diaasro- An Egyptian mUltary apokae- with good cheer, good hsslth atrikera back to work. month separation of her^hua- Ttfo North Vietnameae never ciated the national union from a his life. He was a retired town Corp. $2,094.61; Norman’s Inc. ani a contract (or an Air Force band. Edmund. man denied that IsraeU eom- sad good fortune for aU oar Wsdnssdsy at The International Union of did taore big. On Nov. 1. they enemy artlUery battalions are statement made Sunday by Ed­ p-H employe. $464; W. T. Grant's $260; Baker bomber .version was sharply had mortared the naval wooderfal friends and patrons I Electrical Worfcera, AFlrCIO. One former boyfriend testified drove 88 U.S. artillerymen and hanging back ne$ur the border to ward Fenner, executive director Private funeral services will Insurance Ajency, 284 Center curtailed. that she had admitted to him y . . . at Safoga “or any other 12 Noon; WID Development of the F ill be- said Monday GB had mailed a company of mercenartes out barata the camps, but the main As we gsther with oar loved PARK HIIX-JOYCE be held tomorrow at Maple Hill St. $908.28; Dr. R. L. Bray $22: of the independent Chicago plooa on the RoU Sea coast.” (tan under former, Secretary of two letters to every striker, during a motel tryst that ahe of Fire Bitae Kate and forced body of North Vietnamese ooee aroqnd the Christinas trecL Chapel, 382 Maple Ave., Hart­ Drs. Morrison, Walden and ,Su- Truck Drivers Union. Fenner Last Thuradag, an loraeii Re-Opan Monday. Defense/ Robert S. McNamSura made ^,800 teleI>hone calls and had klUed her daughter. abandonment of two other artil­ troops puUed into Cambodia and said the natipn’s 480,000 truck weU be thinking o f yoa and ford. Burial will be in M t-. St. llck, $366; Dr. Courtney Simp­ eommando unit attacked an FLOWER SHOP .even years ago. Since then a ent out 200^ telegrams to get The atate had charged that lery bases. At Bu Prang, sever­ headed north for a rest area. “1 drivers have set a $0 per hour Doe. 29th Benedict’s Cemetery. I Bloom­ son $80; Ritter Finance of Egyptian army camp at SaU- jroa the very bast! field. * 'fleet of the airplanes have been atrikera back. ahe killed her daughter rather al aapper squads reached the beUeve they have been hurt wage increase and ASSOHTEO Rockville $1,126.62; William’s Idye, 80 mitos irert of the foisB T h eT 0 0 1 MAIN HIREET There will be no calling hours. used in Vietnam, then recalled. "W e know, u the company than lose custody of the child to outer wire before they arere al&ot enough that they will be out of contributions to their health and CHOCOLATES Oil Co. $64; Sanborn’s PhiHIpa her husband. The plane originally was de­ does, that the back-to-work down. Due Lap received reooU- action for at least four months,” welfare fund as goals. canal. , ^ May l^s QeoIs Ratiss and Yen As We Hnra So Many OthsnsT 1 k tl.95 66 $42.66. Alice Marie and her 6-year-old laraeU euurcee alao reported Mrs. WUliam A, Janies signed to serve both the Air movement )iu not been succece- leas rifle (Ire from poaitiona sav­ he said. The spokesman aald Fenner’s 2 ito t a i s ful,” u id lUE Preeident Paul brothar, Eldmund, dlaappeared ers] hundred yards away but no rocket ettocka during the night 649^ 1 — 649-1448 Mrs. Myra Frances FUrrell Force and the Navy as bombers Due Lap looks deserted now group Is not afflUated with the (ram Arab guerrUlae m Jordan Jamea of EMat Hartford, sister Palms May W hisper/ and fighters. Jenninga. . from the Crimmins apartment ground probes. Then tbs enei]& with most of the Special Forces national union and to not p u t of MANY ASSOCTMENTS . .. ' / / The company eald tto "num­ In Queena the night of Jnly 18, yytai Lsbenott- ^ o< Mrs. Vincent Morlarty of Bi\t Golfers Howl settled down to regular abelUiqr advisers and their men out on the nationwide bargatnii^' The Paleettae guerrffla com­ TO »o weeks ago. evra the the Whispering Palms Golf Club Another Lincoln At noon Monday, as gusts eta from Jordan took “ a heavy WflUam A. Jhmes. ^___ declined to provide any ftgtiros. choked lot The body of the boy aheUtng stofiped. "Wbtro Iwv* • I V E H IM IfNOX are howling msd. FRANKFORT. Ky. (AP) — kicked up whirls of rad «4i«w on toU of property and Uvea" in Inuirort ond kealfon A Survivoni a ls o Include a NegoUationa between GB and w u found nearby five days lat­ they gone? That way,” said M C IttW — PTES Someone drove a heavy trac­ Lincoln County in Kentucky Is the fort that is Due Lap. only ■ollleiiiMdo north and eouth of 1641 ; Cantor S t.: daughter and a granddai«liter. lUB and the indepen^t United er, too badly decomposed to de­ Lt. Jim bisrwhard. 88. of Myrtle raABMACV tor across the front nine holes not named (or Abraham Linoota one person wns out in the sun. the Soa of OolOoe; " Ihe (Unepal wU be tomorrow Electrical Workera union contin­ termine the cauae of death. No Beech, 8.C., pointing toward tha Read Herald Advertinem^tn and dug up the turf dn (our (air­ but for Benjamin Lincoln, a He was a Montagaard boy, 6 said they ftS h i tb s dt 8 a.m. from Itie Banjamih J. ways. I ued Monday with no progteu’ w u ever placed in the Mua ridge Unas in Cambodia, v Revolutionary war general. reported. boy's death. years old, Crylnf out Ua honro- ARTHUR woler.4 Imaidl i r Canh aaya alementa of the two made wind whesL /■ f ' ', P A G E T E N BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1969 ICANtiHESTEB EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN LOOKING BACK ON THE DECADE - - Poll Designer Believe: Bolton GihWrap 1963 Latest Slick Contaminates -»y10-13-34^ SANTA BARBARA, CkUf. LVNDON Little Girls’ Love for Dolls In ‘Preliminary Stage’ |R/45-«-S6 leod words coTimpondlnQ to numbers how bad tt gets" before staiting BAINES 3I4Q7S (AP) — Oil from ttte lateot seep­ to clean the oil asFsqr. 7 5 1 C onverfib/e i B r BOTH WAGHBB The selectmen didn’t lean TAUBUS oJ your Zoifioc birth siga JOHNSON X By a r i;b i !n dinM H intH spare from keeping bouse for t**CBO, on wUch ha has re- age In the Santa Baibara Chan­ Yron CtKWlnerd, who Uvee n ie WarfliiiKtaa Poet much m an than they ahoady AHtlO 1 C w v w tltM 31 CouM 61 Don*l BECOMES Aseodatod Press Writer her husband, Pbillp Bebnnan, P«»*«*9*<* Bolton eliice ita to- 2 InMioH** 32 Sonw ent't 62 For nel *wns spotted about 89 mUes of five miles north o t Ventura, aald WASHINGTON — You may know aiMiit rriocated 1-54 tn a oeptkn. • r ^ M A r .20 3Your 33Sfi>in 63 The coaaUliae in Ventura and Santa be and a member of the Audu­ tblnk we are going to have a THE 36»« NSW YOBK (AP) — Deqdte since deceas^, and raising her letter from the State Highway A13-1S 4 After 34 Who 64Coun a WHrrmwAU, p r e s id e n t daughter, Mildred. A biL of a 8 «loctmnn Ray Negro imirt he iShatn 3 S A 65 Into Barbara countlee. bon Society found 86 btrde In white Chiistmas, but the truth the announced Intention of sev­ DeportmenL 66 You OF THE pioneering feminist herself, in favored cooperation with Coven­ 8UMNI 6Mood 36 You Donald Soienaa o t the U.S. one aOO-yard stretch of beach la that We already have a hot eral of the more militant femin­ 'Ihe secHon from t^>eneer S t 7 Certain* 37Hooft 67MMd SASrriABWt Geologtcal Survey said after au- suffering from contact with oily pink ChriBtmai. UNITED S77 ist movements to start _ a____ cam­ 1928 she pressured her husband to BoUon Notch ia “tentatively try and Andover, rather ttnui ^a*iA jr2f 8 Selfish 38 Ptrsone 66 You all Capitol Region towns, but 2* 9Kew> 39 May 69 The ttwrltles made a elx-oirplane In- suit. You'll find this out the min­ paign to discourage paxwts Into giving up his chemical engl- scheduled to be opened in the lOFondnf 40 Slur 70 Mean $895 Morra pointed out that anmiler apectlon flight Monday that still Chmilnard aald fiva birds ute you atart to wrap your. from buyingi dolls tor tbelr neering career in order to de­ Adi of 1970," the letter statee. . X i;s-324s II Force 41 U rgn 7)O p on l43-43dSd9/Q more crude cU lay a few hun­ vote his talents to launching her towns are not'equipped to bnAWt l2H eort't 42 Ditcount 72 Irvtiotiye 61-7093-90^5 ware "ao oompletely covered Chilatmas gifts, or aasemble daughters, the "dean" of the From all indications, including I3 0 f 43 Rosy 73 You r dred yards otisbore. with oil that they oouliki’t fly." some things by themeelvee, even CANCIB 14 Putting 44 Work 74 Rtloialjan CAPBKOaN them under the tree. doll industry in the United doU business.' ' Hgns oajrtog "W rng Way,” the Seianaa estlmatad that the They ware taken to Santa Bai> Red and green are just about tflS«l*»er. The next project to 15 Aiiociotet 45 Not T ST ru e DEC 22 -a n d t h e o n iy States isn’t Uie least Ut pan­ Today her dolls are collected interchange on BoHon <3enter I6 0 ff 46 InteretT 76 Today sUck was about 10 per cent aa bora to be cleaned. TED ntUDON. Inc. be considered by CRCEO, Morra. e ^ ^ J U ir 22 JAM . n out. Unleee you have been styl- WAT I EVER icky. by Important persons and Rd. coold be ready for traAlc 17 Eye 47 Look 77 Smoll Wig* an that wWrii resulted The Ooaat Guard said srlwt V < M JK S W A 6 EN PtNISOHB ialy single-minded about doing museums the world over, nie tomocrow. But travel near the *a:v11-27-2»d3 ISIgnofe 48Etpeciolly TtPoopIo 7-8dBJ9j|H TIC flASSED AN Beatrice Alexander, who has Andovek- is in the Capitol Re- l>to-7l-74 I90bl,gotiom 49 The 79 Indiscreet t*6Ml-96E^ from a blowout 11 months ago had be«i InltUUy a single sUck up all your gifts in the same SUPREME, Smithsonian InstituUon an6 , the NOtdi itself is atUI amnethiiig 20 Ignore SOCo-eoAor 60 In a t the same Union Oil Co. off­ TOLLAND TTKK. — TALOOTTVILLE UNITED state;?; EXAM WASTb been designing ddls for more glen, but Coventry Is in the UO AQUABIUS had broken Into two parts, one a green foil paper with lacy red BRITAIN AND COURT P dfiV A L O T / Museum of the City of New of an obstacle course, not to be 21 Some 51 Jutt 81 AddMl shore drilling rig. mUs wide and 10 mUea long, the and white peppermint-striped then 15 years, believes that any Windham Region. j j u i r 2 J 22 By 52 Benefits 82 T h e/re 2AN. 28 ' RUeSIASIGN BANS BIBLE York bouse extensive coUectiona tried for the first time on a 23 Your 53 Into 83A He said the rilek contained other a mUe wide azid eight ribbon bowa, and have laid in such movement can meet only dark and stormy night The as it often does wfam L AUC..22 84RetHtts m A T R E A r y ' READING AMD'* and her International dolls have 24D nifo 54 On about S8,om gallcna of oil— miles >i*«. with defeat "The tendency of a reglonanam is brought tg>, went 25 On 55 Promises S S O en 4-31-30441 a 1rig stock of these wrappings, THE LORD'S Ttaia wasn’t what the select­ 11,000 of which epurted out be­ you are likely to find yourself BANNING NUCLEAR T E ST S little girl to cla^ a doll to her been honored by the United Na- o n to Icw-coat housing. Morra r-7892-81 26Sanw>no 5 6 Sm art 86Expenee D-63-74 A Ooari Guard spokesman tlons. man w en curious about, how­ 27 Secrets 57 You 87 Conduct fore a ruptured underaea pipe­ said both iqipearad to be dlssl- doing them up in hot pink. IN THE ATMOSPHERE. PRAYER IN repeated his opinion, whAdi has VIBfiO 28 It 58 Tokos SSBuiinois chest Is port of the maternal in- ever, when they wrote to the line could be repaired last Sat­ patlng rapidly Monday. This color dominates the PUBLIC Btlnct and I doubt If anything . Elaborate . , .. attention „to faabioil . highway department. 'The sometimes been mieoonetrued, 29 Out 59 They 89 Lone-mokini Read Herald Advertisemeiits SCHOOLS- that there Is no discrimination 30 Good 60 Come 90Thiftg urday. The rent seeped from the Christmas 1969 wnqiping soene, the feminlata do can eeleetmei^, and nearly every _ 12/24 ooean floon he aald. cloaely followed by hitherto im- PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY IS acterisUc of all her dolls..' “A resident, eiq>eelally thoee on or In BoHon that acre aonlng must 0)21-37-46-58 )Good Advetse ^ ^ N eu tn l ASSAfiSINATED IN DN.LA5 TEXAS. this," says the attractive. :S^73-80S9 Frits Springmnn. a Union (MI Chiiatmaasy tones oi orange, blonde, youthful-looking great­ child should see at an early age near rumored routes, are very *>e kept because of the poor WVEMBER 22,1963. THE WORLD how Important it la to wear w«ll official who made a private sur­ lemon yeUow and lime. It all grandmother. ooneemed about die path the drainage tn the soil and the vey, said the company plans to makes you think nf a hoUday in MOURNS WITH US, fitting clothes in becoming col­ relocated route will take neoeasity tor every house to Westown The doll deslgnM’, who proud­ "wmit for a couple of days to see the tropics. ors," explains Madame Alexan­ through BoMon oa It wends Its have Its own well and septic Vemon You can see the trend in the ly admlta to the age of 74, re­ der. way to Rt. 66 in Ootumlda. syrtem. He said that zoning Pbonnacy wrap departments ot big stores, calls her chlldhocxl days when Shifting her attentlmi to the regidations have a very low VIETWWR children would frantically ring According to the letter from Million D ollar stores. MEATS UP lace Uoomers on Jenny Und, L Reonlkott, Tranqxwtatlon Di­ square toot requirement and Best Christinas Displays All the department stores and the hell of her parents’ doU hos­ the newest member of her don rector of Planning, read at Fri­ that tt is poeeifala to build low 2 /WD SOUTH pital. ’"niese children, clutching Bandits Paroled greeting card shops are going THE VIETNAM family, Madame Alexander day, nlihfa selectmen’s meet­ cost housing in Bolton on an in tor color-coordinated wr^w: PROFUMO- tbelr ’sick’ porcidaln dolls, were notes: “Even in the underpin­ ing, the planning for this section individual home basis. Chosen Among Town Homes BOSTON (AP) — Three men PRESIDENT every bit as concerned about you can get paper, tags, ribbon KEELER nings, I never use a safety jdn. "la in a preliminary stage and Assessor John WlHnauer In­ who spent nearly 16 yean tn JaU and yam ties (also yam pom­ DIEM IS the iujury to their ’child’ as an Winners were named last •wags of greens and two tress Adult garments would have a no, definite location has been formed the selectmen by letter for their parU in the 91.9 mUUon THI pons in some stores) all in har­ SCANDAL SLAIN. adult mother would be about an that be ia requesting a SO-day night In the Christmas lighting In the yard ware also decorated SHAKES snap, wouldn't they? You see, determined.” The jdonnlng Blink’s counting house robbery monising color, whether you opt injury to a flesh and Uood In­ metenaion to complete the duties contest sponsored by the Vernon with Ughta T H E riR S T BRITAIN the first thing a UtUe girt study will be made by a con­ In 1960 were released onpa role for hot pink, yellow, green, bhia fant," she says. “I don’t think of revaluation, which is being Recreatlan Department. Honorable mention went to SERIOUS ANDNEARLV learns, is neatness counts." sulting firm after a contract has today In time to epend Christ- ^h'/nging Sot or silver. anything will change this mater­ been ’’consumated," Resnikoff conducted for the town by Ap­ Taking first place for the most oeveral homea with tha Judges mas with their famlUee. SPLIT SHOWS UP BETWEEN RED CHINA TDPPLESTI attractive lawn dieplay was Ter­ 3 One coiorful group wraps, ot AND RUSSIA OVER LEADERSHIP OF THE iff/irr nal Instinct At least I hope aald- praisal Consukanta of Conn. deciding that William Ntim- Adolph ’’Jaaa" Maffle, 68, popular for several y ea n now, GOVERNMENT. rence Grochewski of 196 Irene ryefa, 16 Snfpslo B t, bad otia of ______c o m m u n is t w o r l d .______m O R R /‘ not," eke adds, flashing ho- Ih other busineas, the select­ WUlnauer said Qiat “ttie firm James I. Faharty, 66, and Mi­ Includes aMny wraps and Us- men voted to aak the Board of has not completed its work on Dr. The yard was tastefully the most unusual dlqilays. chael V. Geagaii, 91. were aen- bluegray eyes. Pina Phaimaai decorated vrlth a creche and sues, twine, and bags, all in Until World War I, nearly all Fliiaaoe for Bolton’s contrihu- the agreed date nor aa yet hrid Other honorable mentlone tanced to Ufel in 1168 for their nmubditng bright solid colors. The Oor. of Center A AUmmm several wreaths decorated the HOLIDAY BARTONETTES dolls in this emuntry were Ger- tfon tothe Netrcotica Squad being pubUc hearings." WUlnauer vrent to Raymond Nielson, 87 part In tha abounding robbery, bsgs run from handled rttop- SUnoltBstor tif^gil windows. A qiotlight focused on Poet's Corner nian Imports. The war sharply formed by the Oapitoi Regional must wait for the firm to finiah OvetbnxA Rd.; LesUa OUphant, which when It occurred was the ping begs to long, narrow ba^ Whitman's and SehnfPa the display. BARTON’S famous Henry VIII, Gourmand Supreme, reduced the, availability of dolls GtauncU of Elected Officials its work before completing the 94 Gerald Dr.; Robert KeUy, Urgent In the country's history. year, end you can actually wrap In the doorway display con­ Jr., 9 FUlabury RBI, and Bd- Maffle and Bhherty walked miniature chocolates, Christmas Hope! and to fill tjie gap, she started GIFT CANDIES (CRCpiO). In dtaciMslng this, check of Bseesementa and oend- test Richard Borden, 1091 Hart­ tie of wine. the seleotmen branched out into ing them on to data proceosing srard Barrett, 9 Valorte Dr. briskly from the Deer Island filled with fruits, With stem rebuke, not to de­ to fashion dolls out of cotton. Complete ford Tpke., took first prise. On Just the right size for a bot- Preaoripdon Servlee a discusolcn of regtenaUam in at the bank. Not In keeping with the House of Oorrsdtlon shortly be­ nuts, caramels, Stlck-ons are very big ithis spair, God sends Hie Angels She worked at perfecting her a red door a iqpotUght shone on FREE DEUVKBT genaml. First Selectman Rlch- Bulletin Board Chriatmaa contest theme was fore 9:00 a.m. and entered a ear cremes. So tiny aU your gifts without a bit of to manifest Made Christmas a Glittering F east product, for several years, dur­ a della robbla wieidh. On each an enliy ot Mllfon Saltsmon, driven by Robert Dunam ore, an ing the moments she could aseme- large window with the words era." MASTER Beseeching, that in Its rejoic­ ed British monarch, Henry But the climax came on Christ­ place in the overall bouse dis­ 2 lbs., $S.S0 bow, a bit of plastic hoUy or a PLAZA DEPT. STORE ton is a member, and the weO Young, tel. 848-8981. "Happy Hanukkah.” above It. CUagan was raleaaad at about SOLID STATE AC/BATTERY gold wiowflake, and your paok- ing, all nations must take vnit had two consuming pas­ mas day, when the great dinner play category. This display fea­ (We Have A Notion To Please) tured sylvestrl lights. Sattsman reoeived honorsMe the same time from the Norfolk sge looks finished end profes­ parti sions : Being the groom at wed­ began at 3 In the afternoon and E. MIDDIA: TPKE. (Next to Popular MkL) Taking second place in the mention for his originality. Oounfy JaU at Dedham, and sraa sional. dings, and eating. And while his lasto^ until after midnight. driven away by a brother. Great Tldlnge of New Hope will Lacking Quorum, lawn diiplays was the home of The Brat place srlnners wUl Most of the less expensive fidelity to his successive wives Henry must have been a Manchester each reeelva a 996 savings bon4 An expert lendsoaper. wrappings In drug snd dime echo from cm high; was something less than un­ OPEN EVERY NIGHT Vincent Shaheen, 8Q HUlstde AM PORTABLE showman at heart. Oonstder the Ave. An old fashioned sleigh, and second idsce wlnnsrs, 916 hod been working at stores run to tnubtlonsl reds A star. Jeweled with millions of dying, Henry’s love affair with banquet’s spectacular opening Planners Chat Hospital Notes muasry In laoi diamonds, shall glitter the filled with packages sat by the tn cash. A strictly with-lt twinging and greens, 'sUv«r and gold, but food was a lifelong devotion, number. Onoe a trumpet blast UNTIL CHRISTMAS The Judges were repreeenta- part of the JaU’s work-retoose that ended only when he did. -About Housing front door aixf candles lighted companion for tha cat who even there the salentton is •by: had summotied the king and his VIBlTINa HOCiul tlvea finm. the four area news- program. really gets around. A combo A Holy CSioral shall sing vrith SnMll wonder, then, that it Plasa wishes AB Ita Friends and N elgliboia the windows. brighter because of UiS pre­ guests to the festive board, the Only two members of the Intemiedlate Care Beml- Second ptooe winner in the IM pus: Mloa Gertmda Fidler, The man’s aentenees ware of feeturet you'll usually dominance of foil baobgrounds, a symphemy . . . and an an- was this gourmand lupreme, A M any Ohitatmas and A Happy Now Year private, noon-9 p.m., and 4 p.m. JINGLE BELL Lord High Steward made his Planning and Zoning Commis­ doorway centost was F.B. Hartford Oouront; Mrs. Erika commuted last year by former find only In higher priced and when you reach for what fsl with a golden horn whose Idea It was to mark the dramatic entrance on a pranc­ 8 p.m.; private loome, 18 aun.- Gov. John A. Voipe. portabtee. Plays anywhere ( TREE TRIMS Shall Golden Tone: "A Meeeiah, sion, plus J. Eric Potter, tbs PerTira of 28 Bette Clr. Three FUvar, Hartford Tbnoe; Mrs. you think'la red, don’t be sur­ ChrUtmostlde by decreeing a ing charger to prodalm the offi­ 9 p.m., and 4 pun.-9 p.m. Claudia Chamberlain, Journal- Blevan maeked and onnad . . . on four low-cosi penlile our New Hope, this Day la 12-day period of feasting, fun Pediatrics: Parents allowed della robbta wreathes deoonded batteriez, or AC. And looks prised at all If It turns out to cial start of Chriotmas dinner. town iflanning dtoector, abow- the doorway. Inquirer, and Mrs. Barbara men stagad the history-making be another riiade of hot pink. bom!" and gomes. And what feasting! Then, some 400 palace serv­ any time except noon-9 p.m.; epoch robbery on Jan. 17, 1860, groovy at tha Jefferson Air- Oecorali) your Christmas *d w for last night’s bustoesa The home of Hsaold Ameden, Richmond, Maneboptar Harold. plane, in a slick leatherette His Manger shall glow with Our modem most lavish ban- ants were off and running, on nleMing; consequently, no others, 9 p.m.-S pun. at the garage thm ueed by Iren-then eat the quests have about os much edat Self Serrioei 18 a.m.-9 pun., Thacy Dr., took seootid place in Donald Bargsr, DIrsetor ot Re­ "Jacket" with e saddle stitch serene, heavenly peace . . . army whose enemy was hunger formal meeting was held. creation, drove the Judges over Brink’s os a counting house. trim that zayt "dig me, I'm decorations They're New Guinea aa soup alt a lunch counter, com­ 4 pan.-S p.m. , the house dlqilsys. The entlra Only seven of the 11 now sur- A world ot people shall raise and wrhose idtimate victory was M. Adler DoUdn, the oom- home vras outlined with Ughta the 91-mlla route to look at aU In." Comet made of Swiss milk pared wrlth the dizzying splendor asmred. The ritual arrival of Intensive Care and Ooronary vlva. Joseph ’’qiecs’’ O’Keefe, voices that all ware, hatred mlsslon chairman, and Joseirii The porch was deowatad with a t tliG homM. with private chocolate Bells, lanterns, Emerges From must cease 1 and opulence of Henry's annual the boor’s head, and of each Oare: Immediate family only, 68, previously had been the only earphone. % L. Swenason were the only fircones and bulbs. They shall form an army in Christmoa feasts. successive course, was an- members present; a oomUna- anytime, limited to five min- 08M tree. He was released after And you'll Flu Epidemic God I with great strength atMe Only Sevan of the 11 now sur­ sure dig our Wrapped in colorful , tfon of the icy road condltfona, low price. PORT MORESBY, New Guin­ arlsel plus the Christmas holidays Blatenilty: Fathers, U a.m.- Agnew Itinerary To Include vive. Joseph ’’apeoa" O’Keefe, foil, with gold string E 19:46 p.m., and 8 M p.m.-8 Model 6210. ea (AP) — The worst epidemic They ehall raise His Banner of were thought to be the reason 68, previously had bean the only to hang them. In Australian New Guinea’a Ma- Salvation to the ikies t p.m.; otben, 9 p.m.-4 pun., and one free. He was released after Marines See Reduced Size for the poor attendance. Also t'M pun.HB p.m. Box of 10. $1.25 tory la over, after the death of Clarenee WeMi, the oommleslon Nations Criticized in Senate •erring oevetal years In JaU for Their Joy shall sound louder Age Umits: If tn maternity, hundnds of village men, wonaen secretaiy, is vacationing In hU part tn tha robbery after he and cMIdrsn. than the thunder ot all guns As Choice to Better Quality 19 In other arena, no limit in WA8 HINOTON (AP) — Vice lo 10 eatronauto, Eugsiw Osr- taathOad that hU partners had Swtturlaiid. srif-eervloe. The epidemic of Hong Kmig They will make possible the Potter showed Dobkln and President Spiro T. Agn8W*s 10- nan, who wiU go an far aa Bang­ chaatod him out of Ms shara of By FRED 8 . HOFFMAN vlnu A2 flu out a ewath through marching feet of their eons control of Okinawa to Japan Bweiiason plane for the flop­ natlon, g7,000-mlle trip includes kok, and Thomas Stafford, who the loot. The raet remain In the central highlands, the home Returning home from war: AP MUJtaty Writer during 1972, Marine generals ex­ The admlniatratlan reminds etope in three oountiiea—the wlU go the rest of the way. prison. Just two of BARTON'S ping center which is to be buUt riaKon that with oonstmctlon •15.95 of nearly one million people. With prayer, song . . . all WASHINGTON (AP) — Ma­ pect no change In their use of nounced by a vigorous trumpet And what of the traxHUonal PhlUpplnee, Thellend and For- Here la ttio Itlnarazy: Only 988,000 of the loot has meriy holiday selections. that military base. ' on Parcel 6 In the North End m der way, pnrfchif qmee Is moae—that have bean targets of Dec. 96—Washington to Hono­ Pneumonia developed in churches Indefinitely blast. Engllati plum pudding? More renewal area. The shopping cen­ been raoovared. Come see them all. Shall ring bells with GLORIA rine leaders are welcoming And wdiat were those dainlty than a part of the meal. It was a limited. Visitors are aeked to recent attacks in the Benate, lulu. C many oases. ter will be located on a 4J1 acre Nobody will ever know the ac­ . . . T h at through His Only planned reductions In the slie of dlshee set before the king? They part of the Christmas legend, bear with the hoepitnl while the Agnew 8dao has expraased Dec. 7—HomAulu to Guam, site on the comer of Main end parking problem exlati. hope of going to Vietnam, al­ arriving Dec. 38 after rroaslng !ty I tual death h41. New Guinea Is Begotten Bon, they found vic­ the corps as an opportunity to General Called wrere a table d’hote, fontaatio in and as sure to be present os the FRANKFORT. Ky. (AP) - N. Wain SL though it Is not listed on the Itin­ Internattonal Date Una. rugged and the vlllege people tory I Improve the quality of their tra- variety and volume. king himself. This was because A Top Notch food store will The Btate HIgharay Department To Testify In First to touch the royal Up, It was considered good luck to erary and aides said no visit ia Deo. 98—Guam to Manila. are acattered. Government and Ring out Ye Sacred Bells— dlUonally "gung ho" branch of oceupx 32,680 square feet of Pattente today: 997 plana to odd anti-roll bars to lU W tSTO W N prouMy announooa medical worleers are so thinly the armed services. and all lesser one:^ was the cer­ eat a plum pudding during the planned. The trip, Agnew*s first Jon. 3—Manila to Talpal, For­ ring!—Bing out Te Faithful the 82,480 square foot center. abroad as vice president, ia de­ mosa. ntowlng tractors next spring. If spread that accumulative statls- "With a smaller force you can My Lai Probe emonial wassail, traditional Christmastide, but never, never ADMITTEO YESTERDAY: the machine overturra, the Sing I drink of Christmas. Oontrary to Potter told DoUdn and Swens- signed to give him first-hand Jan. 8—Taple to Bangkok. tloa have been Impoaaible to be selective In who you take In before the actual Ytde toast be­ aon about two traffic circuladoa Jooeidi M. Alpert. 32 Philip Rd.; worker, strapped Into the driv­ find. For Peace Barth, God to us and who you keep,” one general WASHINGTON (AP) — The what many may thtok, the wos- gan. Any cheater who did so knowledge of Asia. Jan. 6—Bangkok to Katman­ doth bring! proUeme he saw to the plans, George A. Draiic, 106 Feijjuaon er’s seat, won't be crushed. The director of public health, said. Marine general who once com­ scdl was not a real b l^ er with was foredoomed to a life of trou­ The vice presldm t will be du, Nepal. A Poiithth could own all the women he wanted. The one he wanted moit wat Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hysiko, manded all U.S. forces in the and he said he sent a Ibtter Rd. RanlSro Finucci, 98 Flower meeting with top officials of the Jan. 8—Katmandu to Kaboel, Dr. Ray F.R. Scragg, eaya the Marine planners believe a brandy or whiskey base. Actual­ ble for the next twelvemonth. St.; Mrs. Laura PToto, Jobnaon called the Khadine. St. John'e Church My Lai area of Vietnam tms ap- ly, it was nothing more fiian to the Manchester Redevelop­ nations ke visits and Is Uksly to AtEhanlstsiLi Tbi'II Start with A known toll Is ’’aomething more force of about 200,000 men Henry, a veritable food dla- ment Agency pointing out the Rd., Columbia; Tamra A. Grea- Manchester, Conn. good old Ehigllah ale, to which run Into reaction to Senate at­ Jan. 7—Kabul to KUala Lam- Maybe the retuted, where otheri arete loo willing. Feihapi the war clever, while than 2,000." wovUd enabTo’ ttlem''to ope'mte “ military panel poaal unit, must have eaten ev­ dlfficultiee. Potter aald a ney, Woodland Ter., Cokunfata; Hlghar Ibbmm If the olhert were aterely beautiful. But whatever the reaion, ihe wai the choien one. The epidemic apparently be­ three divlelons and supporting trying to determine If the were added beaten eggs, and a eryone under the table. Iflsto- ' ROLL OF tacks on military aid to some pur, Malaysia. 1 ‘‘bottleneck’’ would be created Rosemary Haraburda, Glaston­ Aotan nations. Jon. 8—Kuala Lampur to Sln- YBaVt A AraSaats The fmroriie of the Mtem. Tme khodine. gan In September. Christmas Day aircraft wings In a high state of Inveatlgatlon w m custardy mixture flavored with rlans attest to hki prodigious ap- b^ a proposed curving drive- bury; Mrs. Margaret Haugb, 71 Nobody knows how the virus readiness. ^ whitewash. nutmeg and sugar. petite. One of them relates that In the PhlUppines, srbere Ag­ gapora. at tha To arord off eompelilori, the arropped her pgure te floaling gauui and clothed Ring around our Yuletide cheer. KODAK FILM vray to a bank drive-ln window^- Garden SL; Mrs. Matilda Keen­ new Is to attend the Dec. 90 in­ Jen. U—Slngapora to Ball, In- her thin with fragronl oih. She bathed in perfumed arolett. And hid little candlei entered New Guinea. It could The Marines had 190,000 men E. Cushman Incidentally, the word “was- the king even ate between ■nil he also suggested that the ey, 35 Ploaeer CSrole; Dennis A. Not buying propagated fear. In the summer of 1965 when the from a 40-minute sea- sail" is Anglo-Saxon and means courses, reaching out his pudgy auguration of President Ferdi­ doncslG. of incenee te every room where the arotkeo. have come with the paasangere entrances and exXa be revamp­ Keefe, Church St, Hebron; Er­ Jan. 19—BoU to CoiBwrra. on the twloe-weekly fllehta from On the day which Is Uke all the United States launched Its big with the Ijoard Monday and "Be well!" It should be noted hand for anything edible within All Standard Size Black and White and nand E. Marooa, there eras nVOT POINT In the end, no one knew whether he wot her tiove, or the wot hu. left the Pentagon without talk­ ed aUghUy. win A. Koneml, Pomfret; Ralph strong crltlciam of a charge by Australia. MitaoB if Hong Kong and Manila, or' wHh rest. military buildup for Vietnam. too, that our modem practice of grasp, P atter also showed Dobkln ing to newsmen. "drinking a toast" derived from Lansono, East Hartford. Sen. J. W. Fulbrigbt, D-Ark., Jan. 16—Canberra to Auck­ vfMfIfW HWrVfWiMI§ Yordley hat created a fragrance for the hind of woman the acat. The kind who public servants entering New Our nation puts ug to the teM. The corps reached a Vietnam Kodacolor yiMt j Swenaaon some brochures could win againtt overwhelming oddi. peak of nearly 315,000 last He Is the highest-ranking offi­ the custom of drinking wossaS. Also, Waeael Marchuk, 99 Cot­ that the United States had paid land, New Zealand. Guinea from Auetralla, or with Holiday treats — plartlc goo — he received from Bin^and the Manila goveiTunent 94S mil­ Jen. 17—Auckland to Honolu­ A list rah an school children com­ March. cer to be called before the panel Atop the wassail bowl, as a final FOR FOR EVERY ROLL HAVING EIGHT OR tage n .; Steven L. NeeeelroOi, We thiuklkeraorettillafeworound. Keep us all from seeing It and, at the time of the Incident which describe a new method of lion In equipment and allow­ lu, croosliM International Dato ing boms to New Guinea tor hol- through. Since then, aa President NlX' touch, wers floated ]^ces of Storrs; Darlght R. Pleasent 80 on has pulled some forces out of ****•' 1® months ago, was toast, and these soggy, ale- building many bousing units Oakland Rd., Wapping; Cather­ ances in retuni for sending Line and orrtvlag Jan. U. Idaya. MORE PRINTS PROCESSED BY US troops to Vietnam. Jen- 16-Honohilu to Wesblnr One guess la that it entered as Afiaid that Santa Ckuis might Vietnam, the administration has commander of Army and Ma­ soaked morsels were considered Cosmetics qniiekiy and a t low cost. ine Royce, 59 PblUp Bt, And­ early aa August wlp the 1,200 cheat. moved to trim over Marine rine forces In the I 0>rpa area prised taste treats. NO HIDDEN CHARGES! letter said he intends to for­ over Mrs. Jacqueline Ttundy, The FhiUppine government young men and women from all And vex thoee cyclamatea we strength by 20,800 men before of South Vietnam. (Tuahman now Once the ritual waaaall had m ward the information to "feder­ Waterfront Park, Ooventiy; An­ denied the charge, oonietned In over the Pacific who came to eat. June SO. la deputy director of the Central been downed, the king and his NO GIMMICKS! NO COUPONS' al authoritlas" and be also, said dress J. Zadilo, 8 Regent ^ a traneertpt which was held up South Windsor Port Mbreaby tor the third Mistletoes we must now smoke, The new defense budget prob­ Intelligence Agency. guests settled down to a aerious be might discuss the Informa­ by the State D^ertmsnt here In order to fully free the Joke. The board, headed by Lt. Gen. BIRTHS TBBIERDAY; A until after the oounti7 *s elec- South Padfio Games. ably will provide for a further eating and drinking. Uggeffs tion to “federal authorities’’ and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The neiture of the people con­ WMl I can't help but "mlss- Marine manpower cut of 80,000- William Peers^ la attempting to First came seafood. Including he also said he might discuss tlons last month. Since than, tha T^CA Plan* agree" 40,000 men. determine why €ui Army Investi- AtliMFtefcaiB Chariee Hlcklng, 9U Adame St; Philippine detachment In Viet­ tributed to the toll. Mort high- such delicacies as minced her- MILLER PHARMACY the information with the local a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph With the reason they nailed That would bring the corps gallon shortly after the incident ring, porpoise, nam has been wlthdrasrn. Annual Swim landera go vlitually naked, whale stew, or MANCHB8TER C-DAF Housing Task force. Bump, WlndaorvUle Rd., Rock­ dans and families end friends Him to a tree. down to about 254,000 by mid- was fruitless In light of recently seal pie. '.i; 1 I N i;n . \i \ \i in ^ 11 i;_,, i ; i - The Biltlah firm uelng the Forroooa, Agnew*e next eiap, 1971. At this rate, the hoped for publlrited eyewitness accounU The main course conalated of ville; a daughter to Mr. and was the taiget of the Senate Just For Dec. 29 all sleep in a communal huL of­ I can’t stand tx> watch you suck, method claims to have built 10,- Ifra. Harry Goodwin, Loomis 1;' 2 ten with the village pigs, with a A nfokel's worth out of a buck. floor of about 200,000 likely kUUng of unarmed clvUians the roasts—in Uke a farm pa- last weak when It rejected UmI OOO new homes each year for Rd., Bolton; a daughter to Mr. The Booth JVIwtoor TMCA wUl Ow rtVOT KMNT (Dw stew slow fire burning Inside to ward No I won’t accept the blame would be reached In 1972. ^ village. rade: Whole suckling pigs and the past several years. Briefly, 91A bUUon foreign aid motiey and Mrs. PMlIp Rdscb, Arm­ blU rather than agree to supply liy «V*e leatofat lA n fi). m off moaqultoea. In these oondl- The Marines consider them- X .Pentagon investigation of calves, venloon and tlmt inevtta- the construction method uses a again sponeer the annuel ewtm For a world you placed within setves an elite group composed Incident a year later has re- ble old English charmer, mut- strong Rd., Coventry. the government of Chlang Kal- tlona infection races from pei^ a frame; special porous type of concrete at the PtalnviUe YMCA durk^ *‘ aaJ*sl*sl>!w«\f^Sm of almost all volunteers. suited In charges agalnrt a lieu- ton. Next came the hlid DIS(31AHaED YESTER­ ebek some 9S4A million to buy teg ornAt m yea as sn ■on to person. I only tear you ahouMnt have which ia poured into pre-cut Quietmee vacatlan. The group Bitterly odd nights hdp speed However, the Vietnam war re- tsnant and a sergeant. including such favorites as DAY: WUUarn E. Neville, 79 additional Jet figfaten. aimed forms. The porosity of the 8- wlU leave by bus from the wNi egeI pneumonia and death. qulrements forced the Marines The Army probe of Its Initial stuffed geese, and swans, roast- MUSIC-MAKING DISCOUNT Steep Rd., Wapping; Michael Ftom Taipei. Agnew Is sched­ Inch thlok concrete walls, gives D. Laggls, R t 6 Andover ;Mra. Wapping Elementary Bcbool at yee Is be b tomtoat dtmt _ Dr. Soragg called in the Aus­ At feelings which oonnot be to turn to the draft In 1965 for Invatlgatlon. a separate effort, «d whole in gilded pluman R uled to go to ThBlland sad eeni MB MONfV, sod is tamed. the first Ume In 18 years. will take the panel members to must have taken a good deal of excellent Insulatlan, Potter Ruth Schulz Wall S t, R9T> 1, Congressional aoureaa 18:90 p.m. on Dee. 88. AU at- 3 tralian army, air force and New said. The outside of the wall is be one le be vadtee ebme You cant buy Christmas! The Marines would Uke to di- Vietnam early ne)ct year. TTien finesse to disrobe the swan, PUCES Hebron; David M. Brienza. 19 charged recently the United tendliig nustt taka a balhli« Qdnea’e own Pacific Island stuccoed, and the Interior iz Brookslde Lane, Vernon: Mrs. Regiment, to petrol the villages STEVEN B. DONE •pensa witto the dmfo entirely they are to issue their report to keep the feathery costume In’ GIFTS States paid Ibe Thais some 91 suit and tcwal. The group wMJ plastered, ao virtually the only Mary E. Reala, 14 Cooper HUl and to fly doctors and patients. and a rstura to the level of 200,- Secretary of the Army Stanley tact, and then fit It back on EGi bUUon in return for its return by 4-JO pja. 000 men probsiMy woUkl enable R- Resor. again before the bird was oai^ extra work needed la to Install St; Mrs. Barbara Rush. 918 of troops to Vietnam. Both Ihe DAY & EVENING Sonoe of Australia’s beat medi­ Rye S t, South Windsor; 1 ^ . To be eUglMe one must be a cal eelentlBts helped. One flew WetMing Kept ITiem them to do so. ------ried proudly to the banquet haH. the wtodow and door frames. State Department and tbs Tbnl paid member of the South Wlad- Potter aald. Carmen M. lagersoU, 71 TTnut government denied tbs cbaigas. CLASSES by helloopter to gather vtral Up in the Air The Marines were allowed a Good Deed W iui $100 To Improve the dlgertton and G U I T A R S aor TMCA. Fee for the swim te fourth division during the height F or fni-the merriment. clareL Rhenish ORGANS DRUMS Potter, who is a native of lUezm Dr., Vernon. A number of Senate ertttea of Bwabe tor examination 8,000 Also. Theodore C. Wlixd, 14 7* centt. Thaos holding mem- t a t t T h a o — Fsrf T h ao f . mfles away. PALM SPRINGS, CaUf. (AP) of the Vietnam fighting, but are =*cnooi lor u e u ^ Spanish wines were served $ 1 4 .9 5 t o $ 9 9 5 .0 0 England, aald be Uvsd la one of the Vietnam war fear UA. azU' berahips tai the TMCA end not $ 2 4 .5 0 the homea for a number of Bralnard PL; Herbert Chap­ tary aid to Thailand and nelgb- VoUroat A pproood • TtHunandi of workers stayed — As the hot air baltoon ascend­ being cut back to three dtvl- sST. r . LGUI8 (AP) — TheHie good fw«ly throughout the toast, with Over M9 to StoekI man, Fox Trail, Coventry; Her­ eurraefty enroOed to ea actlrl- (New DaoB) yean, and be said they were boring Loos could raauW In the away from their )obe and tone ed, the bride, weertng a blue •ion*. deed of a vroRUUtvroman a t the Los An-An­ the more potent depth eharge^ aat $ t o S S bert O. Lobrie, RFD 1, Elling­ ty a n eUglMe to attend. i i B M i r t f of coffee was not picked for ex­ Jump suit, shouted "I do." So Marine generaU say the corps geles gelea International Airport ia mead, adding a finlahlng touch, 1 2 9 .5 0 7 5 .0 0 very well eonetrocted. United Staten being dragged ResetvaUana are to be made can meet Ks traditional mission ~ ton: Mrs. leanntne L. AUard, Into aixittaer Vtetnnm there. MniMV MAMIt kkodute'.* A frogrmttte foe both and afUr by tardiey. port market. did the bridegroom. going to reault in a 9100 Chriot- . PsMw told Dobkia and Lahswood Heights. Oovon- through club lisdira or by eaU- ■Ml M iM L IMWATIM Then, from the ground 900 aa a quick responding crisla • l A N J O S • U K E S As n result. Ihe Sennte rafed iag Don Osrearaa. or RaUi R was the worst epidemic mas gift to the Central Institute # MUSIC STANDS "If cna firm in Eag- try; Walter MacitvaJa, 17 Bon- IBT iiM tuav alnoe Europeans banm arriving feet below, the Rev. Philip Oeh- force with ithe three divisions. for the Deaf In St. Louis. • HARMONICAS • l O N G O S build 1 8 ^ imltaa teat weak to baa dtopnUfi' of Waraor no later than Dae. 99. This would place the 2nd Ma­ • RAND INSTRUMENn nar Rd.; Bcnald Webotor, 9H Amertcaa combat troops to toa In How Guinea 90 ySm rkgo- loher ot St. John’s Lutheran Marine Lance CpL Patrick A. PEN TONITE r, thiak vrtiat oeveral Ameri­ Oakland S t; Mia. Ctyda Ptek- Voluntaer poim rliapanniaa church pronounced—through a rine Division on the Bast Coast Fogerty, 19, of St. Louie, eaid he two tw it lisa wttboot speclfle ora s eeded. They can alas uee WITH TOOB CJLT. er C.A.P. ItABtKB ftemm can fiornpaniee could do.” rsl Jr. sad son, 194 W. Cratnr prior eiongnarinnal appfovsL j bUlt COWON 90a bullhorn—Dr. George Elms- where It now is stationed, the woe 111 short of alrfaia home rmtAmm the pool and os rimuld go pre­ I fUU HUi MfOtMATION L.A . Yule Concert 1st Marine Dtviston on the West till 11:11 it: Mrs. Edwsrd Orsyi'and' Latar la Ida trip, Ag n ew vlrito trom, 44, and Lola Mercer, 87, from Gamp Pendleton. Calif., son. 94 Bryan Dr.; Mrs. Itoa- pared. They too sraet asoke O n S tB R e 12 H o u r * man and wife. Coast, a ^ the Srd Marine Divi­ last T hurs^ when a women D o d d L i f t Auetralia and New Baa land, reetrvatlone with Ooreoraa or A m - I LOB ANOEUBB (AP) — Dur­ sion splH between Okinawa and TOYS • SIFTS tmr Burlier and daughter. 999 eanoMsa which wars targets ot WESTOWM Klmztrom met hia bride while stepped forward and offered the Mra. W arner... j ing tbs eouniy's lOth aamial LANE GUITAR and Denedh t Dr. garth Wtodoor; aa abotthre Ssnate aoove to give parachuting 18 months ago. HawaU. money. M A N c m s m WABmWOTON (A P )—Ben. Mra. Alfred Uuge and daagh- Cbrtatmaa Bv* ooncart, U hours Some 900 guests chased ths Marine battaliona. In ready- Fogerty aeked the woman tor SUtFLUS SALiS Thomas J. Dodd. DGonn.. was the PrasldsHt otoaBby aotharity tar.199 Meadow Lark Rd.. Vor- to laapoee Import gnetaa Moot • Teve------B n ------* * PHARMACY ■ ^ a eoBliiiuoiw n m ic , eboira, or- balloon to a landing apo/t In a to-1 and condition are normally her name end addrme eo he Sasae liiealii MUSIC CENTBt non; MTs. Cralg Larsen arri ■ CONK. INSmVTI (teolraa and sotofota 2,000 per- nearby canyon, where the wed­ kept afloat in the Mediterra­ could repey henbut wae given tha tax radon Imports from ths two iisiadrizs I Of HAltDtfSSINB 199 N. Mala Blrcat daughter. 448 W. Middle Tphe. have been asMog the aaain tar- forman In all—win ^>pear tai ding Sunday sraa celebrated nean, the Caribbean and the only the name of the InsUtute. tiiH ST.. km. wkleh wi I «n btete Si, HwNwd 4SS HARTFORD ROAD - 64J S23C WOOiMlOll At tbO MlWlf OffitGf. with,,traditional champagne. F ar Bast. He said he wtU send 9100 from Open HR 9 P JR. 18-8 roQ can About 15,000 persona attwiasd Blnutrom Is an optometrist. Although the United States hie eavlnge account to the o t tts ■ N UU lak jroar'a ooooett. His bride Is a hotel publlclat. has agreed to return poUUcal echool. 9T m « i N t ;itoswnaiae. an the tripp bby y MeMev wife V

V ■ J,X' ■ PAGE TWELVE ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHmiER, CONN., tUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1969 PAGE THIBTBEN Purple Ganff Set and Ready to Dump Gahriel IHI Rams Prepared for Worst HUNTIHG H era ld Kentucky Maintains No. 1 Hoop Rating, ^ .Si 4^'^a n d Stormy Weather Seen Asset ■» ’ EARL YOSl In Viking-Larid Invasion FISHING^ South Carolina Advances Toward Top LOS ANGELES (AP)— try of the Mid-Wert and Eart "Yea, we had to go out and Then there are hand warm. MOTE ON TRAP For Vikings Against Rams NEiw YORK (AP) clear-cut margin over runner-up Carolina, 8-1 after two victortes Washington, 6-0, vaultad from Purdue tumbled from 16to to L snicker at theaer-pardon ljuy a lot of apecial thlnga .. .i k»- i. sksst two a ^ Late Surge for Third Plaee UCU( (4) SM ► t The Los Angeles Rams fly Kentucky’s explosive Wild­ IXILA. lart week. Jumped from seventh 60to to lOto. to Minnesota today. From word—effete Califomlana. To apart from the uaual cold ’ ^ back- ahotgun aporta. They are NEW YORK (AP) — If Kapp ruined Baltimore in Sep- become inuch more active, lliM k s to a fine comeback over the last three onwiaa 18th and VlUanova from ntoth to 2. South CaroMna M l Kentucky totaled 616 poiitta to 20th. Santa Ctara, Colorado, Hewitt <^ced- warmera, or butane-fueled based on the shooting of clay the weather outside is Member with seven touchdown picking off seven with middle Fran Twkenton of the New York Giants m oJSSTtte cats, who stietched their to fourth, replacing Davidson, Notre Diune, beaten by Kan­ 4. North Caroltoa S6S the looks of their baggage t®*"' weather gear," _____ Louisiana State and Marquette 8. j 1 a device stormy, the Minnesota Vik- P“'*«»- linebacker Lonnie Warwick «he way up the p ilin g ladder to finish in third p lS iln 848 tor the 4-0 Bruins, who re­ ambushed by St. John'A N.Y., sas 75-63, qxm from sheto place OWo U. 6BT it appeared they were off ^^® ^ "it co«t money but with blowers of which broad*beamed targets thrown from unbeaten string to six were bounced from toe Ttop 6. i M known as a "trap." ceived the remaining tour first- 74-63. Tsnnooaae SBt - f. 1 to meet the Abominable ®*_’**®' . . . something like this game at Merlin Olsen, the Rams' ings appear b etter equipped K»PP. «-foot-3, 215 leader. Roy Winston, only 6-10 ^tiond F ootl^ I« ^ e . Only Sonny Jurgensen of games last w ^oid by to the head of the Second Ten Twenty—the latter despite a Both trap and skeet are or- to let it snow pounds. Is not quick of foot and but 228 pounds, la extra tough 7. New Maxloo State 3T4 Snowm an instead o f the k ***” * **'®**' '*“ ’‘ ®' Coach George Allen Pro tackle, might require at WMhmgrton and Bart Starr of Green Bay f i^ e d thrashing ever - dangerous place ballots. A WMk ago, Ohio University, 8-0 and a kUl- and there were vtootaaale victory over Bowling Green to A Houston 1 in s te a d o f the heroes. Many watched the Vl- wants the ^ s t." least two. ’ ganlzed sports with regulatingt than ih on +v.» Tssaturttoy ^ ^ Uttle alow getting back to against the run and Wally HU- Adolph Riqip’s team had 61 t t i a higher percentage' of completions. The Redskin a m Duh(^^ remain flrmly en­ er of Big Ten clubs,' bast Indi­ changes toe rest of toe way Its only start since the previous 9. Davtdaon Vikings. , I kings and San Francisco 49ers Items me LOS Angeles set up, he often Is a target u.Hk consUnt specifications. Al- to dump Roman Gabriel in * ^ ’ ®*«wn, Reed and Jones. An Injury to Bobby Bryant, The / WUdeaU, who pounded week.*' was upoided by Baylor u . JaokaonvUte T6 tries to 409 attempts for a 83.8 ^^®6roit’s American League lead- six starts, wont from No.' 8 to from 18th to I3to. LouteviUe beaten twice. 14. heroes from s i^ y CaUfomla are maybe. 6 a ^ d f. * ^ e r i n r t o T ™ L , ^ e o r ^ **>««** *»<>**» ^ ^ s are followed the nearest snowtonC „ ^ « ‘..*‘* **>« »»aU who was leading toe NFL to in- Navy 73-80 and Duke 9S-7S to 87-78 after eight consecutive vic­ LoutevUIe IS percentage. tag total of 85 and three ahead No. 6 and Houston, 8-0 foUowtog held 14th, followed by RUnote, The T iv Twonty, with first 18. lUtooia prepared for toe worst In weato- The Rams' equipment mana- Another has small suction cuds side toe sock throuj^iout toe world, their jo « Kano voiced the moH.. ‘‘ usuaUy U to Gene Washing- tercepUons when he sprained, a • • • of toe champion Baltimore win their own tovltatlortal tour­ tories and sUpped to seventh jxt- a 77-73 conquest ot powerful Kansas, Pannsylvanta, Purdue, Si nament, picked up 27 of 81 Ont- pisoe votes to parsnthsses and 16. Kanoas B9 H e m ’ n There Orioles . . . Reader asks how rttlon to today's poU. Southern CaUfonla, mode the St. Bonaventure and VUtanova. United SUtes. WState or John fie the d e ^ backs. Ed Sharock- place votes to Ufa weekly Aaso- 17. Pannaytvaata 66 Folk* In the enM e day Mtmday getting all the stuff pie soles," all designed for fro- would be silly enough not to ♦ «®ny tbneouta are allowed each South Oaroltoa, which won biggest gain—from 16th to The mini were unrankad a TrapshooUng dates back to « m e n ^ TO Henderson, a former Detroit man. veteran reserve man. fias ctated Press poU of sports writ- 18. Purdua 66 Folks to the cold, cold coun- ready for shipment. sen fields. wear W« thermal FootbaU award winners at basketbaU team to one rame twice tor a 6-1 marie, cUmbad eighth. week ago, aa were Kansas, 14-16-10-9-S-eto: 18th century England. Trap- The v i w .^ ^ !!l ®*~ taken over Bryant's right cor- e n and sportaoaatan tor a lA St Bonavantare '«r East CathoUc High during toe The answer te five. However if froto fifth to third and North Davidson, 8-1, foU to No. 6 and Penn and the Bonnies. 1- Kantueky (67) shooters (usually five to a num- nlM b o c t a * J r i^ D ^ f O steZ ^ Beasley, a 6-8, 238- ner, teaming with EaneU part season were as Mlows: the aotion goes into im over' 60. VUIanova IS John Jardine ber for a "sauad") fire from ram pound Ugjit end. Mackbee, who has had an out- Bert Unemaii, John FlUoramo; time, each is allowed an flve adjacent ^ t t o M to a cres- bly b ^ k ^ ^ C t o it * jS L s “ Srii ™“ *»*® **®n<**^ y®®*"- Bryant may play Bert Ijack, ja m WhoUey; Most additional timeout Durtor valuaWe pUyer, MUk Crlspino; a timeout, or tor the 'start 5 Accepts Job more yards behind the "tran ’• been a.ni«o. **®f *>®ck all the way from knee sur- pected to start. Paul Krause at Moat improved, Don Gaudreau. any quarter or ha» to a baa- Scholastic Shooti^ Is done to rotation with more to’l^fee^t ^ *‘®® 8?®*"®'^ 2®® y®«*8 tree safety^^ been the catalyst The latter wa© also cited for ketball game, the timer should the to n S r one ‘** ™°'® **>“ Brown who V * b«en of toe secondary with his ball- toe mort IntorooptlonB, 10. a ring toe buzzer after 45 sec- -61 Basketball At Wisconsin posltli^ firimr first and so on Roeri le,? "tmrlng toe Job with Reed to re- hawking sense and Karl Kassul- new seboa record . . . Coach ends have ticket off. Hite xives E^Tch pers^res at^todlvlit Si^ajr^ 1^ ^“A t^ te*^ ^ ke, toe strong safety, rounds out c m Demers issued letters to the team 15 seconds for last OOL MADISON, Wls. (AP) — John ...... uiuiviu- aimaays loss at Auanta. bFred Cox's talented place 2 Jardine, an assistant UCLA foot­ scheduled to rrtum next year ping or IntenUonaUy hitting the lar spot on the cresrerU™Tii momentum during the sea- „,Grant has not hesitated to kicking has been a savour for Wtodteun ball coach and former star line­ . . . Annual Now Year’s Day backboard te a technical foul Bastera man at Purdue, was named AMOS B. HOOPLE Before giving you my selec- Trojan eleven Un first defeat move one porttlon to toe risht S ” **l**”fv *‘** ®P***®*’ *" ‘*®*® *^®M> ^ o ' a game when toe Vikings to some games. If It Golf Tournament alt the Mon- on the offender H the V kirt Platt head coach at the University of Egad, friends, toe bowl tlons, based on those ^rsonal J ^ T a n u T ^ until e “ h T s flred fronTrtl T “ * ‘* *^°*^ “ >** «P***® ***” “ " '* ' <*«wn to a kicking duel cheater Oountiy a u b appears try te good, the scoro should Maloney Wisconsin Monday and predicted games this year will Indeed be observations, dear readVrs, let never ^ t c Z ^ ^ ^ W b e t ^ poslOow - tor . . . Mids. onds. TheyThev rolledrolleH up,m 13„ toi -a „ row, with Gary Cuoxzo. He did it .. with Bruce Goesett of toe Rama,------to be t a casualty again this be allowed and the technical as- of 28 including a 20-13 victory over against both Green Bay and he figures at least to lurid hla Ceatral he will quickly produce a wln- the place where toe elite wlU me take this opportunity to wish pected to make a good game of shots, tlme around. Hie New Year's sessed. If the basket try falls Oonard . ning team. meet and heh-heh — where you all a happy and prosperous It all toe way The tran” la a i Angeles Ml toe West Coast Pittsburgh to November games, own. The punting Is done by Bob Day golfing promotion, launched only the technical 1a charged the undefeated will get beat! 1970! COTTO WetherafleM He declared confidently the C O T TO N RnwT low concMt. h..iMi^ ^ **®*®” **‘®y ^®*« Alderman, last hold- Lee, who also Is the third string In 1964, hasn’t been held since against the offender HaU Once again, toe bowl game Now hang onto your hate, kld- Ted Lenezyk fired a 69 to 1966 • • • ' "task of returning Wisconsin to Z tf “^PP*** *’y **“ P"***®"' *»■»• ®'*®' *h® exP®n- quarterback. Manoheater AS selectlon committees have ac- dies, here we go! NVrtre Dame 88 Texas la thrown ou t of th « h!!n/ii "****^ come Into their biggest elon team, and Jim VellMie The Vikings arei not a great to lead a field of 189 players Ir.— » a national power does not fright­ quitted themselves with glory. OATOB BOWL The Ftohtton Iriih make various anrtea *’“ * the'Rams man the left side of toe offen- blltUtag team because they o v c 3 ^ to sunny. mUd (TO degrees) en me." Of toe 14 teams picked to com- Dec. 27, Jacksonville, Fla. t o ^ f i m ^ 1 S f ‘^^® ‘^'^PP®** three to a row. slve line, an area both Osborn have that front four to do the weather . . . Apparently having ,.,2!!®'* P*®**®My never had Newlagton Jardine was tapped by athletic pete In the sevenen major bowl Tennessee 28, Florlito 21 a- -winninx j . one as Pth*«r ■*** at/» y*®** »h. allv sail from . An ®*®y tn m targets usu-j The Vikings, »sas nnan exponsiMiexpanskni anaand i5rownBrown like to nit.hit. Mick cnargmg.charging. The ine basicpanic laeaIdea isIs loto found a winning touch, Fairfield ”®®*' ***® Ameri- PtalavUlo director Elroy Hirsch to fill encounters, no less than eight The Volunteers, losers of only nation's No. 1 team Terry in any direction within a 4S-de w'^*i^**** CMifer- TTngelhoff, the All-League cen- rush toe passer with ^ frtat Unlverslty won Its sixth straight ® ^ * ’®** league able to Windaar vacancyvauajioy creartcacreated byoy metoe ouster finished nnisnea toin toeme top 10 in toe one game all year, will Just Hout tote column’s iniUana eree anxie a ^ *f*^®’.. '®* ^°"® ^ ie®«ue ter. and Milt Sunde and Ron four, don’t worry about toe basketbaU win last Saturday ™^L,^***” ** **®'°*'® lOddtotmni of John Coatta, who was fired regular-season ratings, with the barely get post Ray Graves’ respondent Informs us that consecuUve * ch^plMishlp or a Super Bowl. Yary, toe No. 1 draft pick of short posses but drop toe Itoe- night before only 300 fans at came up to the Jets, BookvUta ED BOWLET HDIMM WA Olaatonbury after a dismal 8-26-1 record other six rated to toe second brave F T orid S l^ i S r t e n U a i ^ L ^ " r t S ^ * ^ ® ® l i ‘^®" *“ « *“ “ * **"®® * « « ’ ®«* «>® *’®®'‘®™ **“ «**®P « « « « « « « toe 8,000 seat New Haven “ ®y“ Big John can’t scissors over three years. fi ght. The 14 contestants amas­ PEACH BOWL l^ iw A l l ^ ^ c i ^ ^ h ^ **'® *®®««® *" The Purple Gang is toe drtv- in a zone. In obvious pasrtng Arena. The victim was Ver- ®* ***®* today, but Bloomfield Sowthlagton Winless Fives Meet at Arena Wisconsin has not had a win­ sed a colocsal winning percen­ Dec. 80, Atlanta, Ga. McCoy (6 ^ 1 ^ 5 o r ^ t o ^ ^ targets but 1 ^ year’s triumph to the tag force on toe boU club, an sltuaUons, toe Vikings use five, mont The Staggs dropped their *'® *"®<*® H as a high schooler tage of .918 while compiling 119 w ^ l a w ‘ ^®"**^ *^*'***‘®” *^*®** ®* afgre«dve front four that de- or even six, defensive bocks, re- first tjwo starts and then went Warren, Texas, where the Btmsbury ning football season since 1963. West VIrgtoto 29, Wilson Jardine, 34, who was an of­ victories, 19 defeats and three South 'Carolina 17 Bob Olsen te^’^ m M i tn .Hfi ronn/1 T"* ^J'^®*'** **®®' ■* *0 come. They went down swing- stroys quarterbacks. Carl Eller, moving one m- two linebackers. on their current streak . . . ®®taor class to his graduation fensive and defensive lineman ties—hak-koff! The Mountaineers close out toe Texas running attack— the jO targeted “ P »*"’ »»• ‘*'® >^® Dislike Department: Any news ^®*' *"iinbered 28. And that BOO Dec., 24-14, but they are back the right end, usually lead toe toe comer and linebacker, te toe South Cathollo Unbeaten St. Paul’s at Purdue lii 1986 and 1987, Two of toe titans, Texas and one of their bert-ever seasons. Longhorns’ strongest weapon. __^ media that breaks press re- *® ♦*“ *'®y- 3A for another shot and toe Colts charge but Alan Page, the right key in those situations, East OathoUo later became a top high school Penn State, recorded perfect 10- in 10 previous games, they won ORANGE BOWL lease dates, of which one area ‘^® **®** ® ®ta-man track are outside kxridng to, tackle comes strong. Gory Lar- Minnesota fs a toujji ball radio station does frequently (®®™” ®®I<* EUlott, ” so I was Putaokl coach in the Chicago area. 0 slates, while Pacific Coast nine while losing only to power- Jan. 1, Mtomi, Fla. Clay FRes Suit Some experts have poked fun sen, toe left tackle, te toe police- .club, - ready to hit and be hit. . . . Coach Pat Mtetretta’s Man- ***® *'***' Jumper- I atao s]»1nt- N.W. OrthoUc Acid Test for East After his successful stint as a champion Southern California ful Penn State. The South Catxi- Missouri 88, Penn State 27 at Kapp's wobbly passes and man to keep things honest oh Tliey |t]^l>ot dazzle you with o<- cherter Community CoUege has- ®**’ ***® querter and was on CXK3 high school coach, Jardine finished with nine victories, no iina Gamecocks will live up to This may come as a surprise For Ring Permit defeats and one tie with Notre toelr name! to some readers but not to loyal dlscounted toe Vikings’ air the run. ]fensej^t they get toe Job done ketball team te kUe until Dec. ***® relay. I played baseball Vlaal Tech By DEAN YOST coached the Purdue line In 1964. AUSTIN Tex (API _it— Same but they had tO eat toelr The linebackers who did not and that Purple Gang te some- 30 . . . Referees are |s tliere were no track •/ Booky HIU Christmas with all the trimmings might come enrly He Joined UCLA coach Tommy l^m e. ASTRO-BLUEBONNET BOWL followers of to© Hoople Fore- ____ For toe first time to years, Dec. 81, Houston, Tex. casts, who have seen toe Tigers eight boxer CassiusCaBsiini M. Clay when the battle-scarred intercept a pass last year have thing else. each to work games In the m®®t®. I was a. catcher and plt- CromwoU for a few of the local and area high achoola tonight A Prothro’8 staff In 1968, and Portlaad the Rose Bowl will rank sec- Auburn 88, Houston 84 live up to toe high ratings ac- **®® 'ii®d suit to obtain a per Eec Deportment’s Senior ‘*®*‘ ®*“* * *““* ® ^*** recMtL” % full Hat of games is on tap with all schoolboys in action eventually became his No. 1 as­ ond to importance as the eyes x wlld-scOring fray, with Au- corded them by this prognos- fight In Texas, and Businessmen’s BasketbaU Etaott. was atao a center on Bolton sistant. BHAM except Manchester Oimmunity CoUege. of the football world focus on bum's Pat Sullivan leading hte tlcator. It will be toe Missouri Clay, also known os Muham- m m Kapp in Canade Eight Seasons Leagues. the basketbaU team end a full- Bacoa Manoheater High (O-li might ------the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Tex., team past Gory MulUns and his offense overpowering toe Nit- All, filed suit lateFriday • • • back and linebacker on the foot- East HaMipton be toe flrrt lo get toelr present w orta rtv______where No. 1 Texas takes on Houston crew. Going Into toe 'tany Hon defense, led by toe afternoon against Tommy V. O f f **®** *®®*"- Surprlslnxly, d e ^ te tyil m e t,UIl virtually uhporaUeled £s- Coventry rinto-ranked Notre Dame. The game, Sullivan had accounted great Mike Reid. Smith, toe.. commissioner of toe Quarterbacks No Problem rf‘‘w.2^/L!lireVd‘Vt’trri*T *•* ®®"‘®^^ O rr E njoys Rose Bowl match between for 23 TDa while piling up 1,892 .^ u a l Hartford TwUlght Ptay of Lone Star athletic BATTLE GROUNDS—-LSU’s Al Sanders tangles with Oregon State*! Vk NOCO SUGAR BOWL Bureau of Labor Statistics, who M afford mighty Michigan and Southern yards. For Mullins, It was 21 \ INTERCHURCH — Phil De- BasebiOl League banquet wiU be virtuosity, toe only schoolo »>•* 4-6 Jan. 1, New Orleans, Lo. regulates boxing and wrestling Bartolome after he thought he was roughed up on play. Sanders (81) is on top. Somers 14-1) entertains Bristol St. , ®*** I-®***®!*®, snjoytog a California promises —kaff-kaff— t Ds and 1,881 yards. Jove! Jardlns 222-887, Bemie Banavige For Vikings’ Coach Grant held Saturday night at Valle’s at offered Wm scholarships were Point Spree Mtesteslppl 81, Arkanoos 28 to. Texas. South Wlndaor Paul’s (6^)) at toe Bagtes’ Nast 'ta**''*®’"® ’ri" •*«•>*. has to ba to be a bam-bumer, as does toe Those lads are something! 208-884, Pete Foster 244-621, which time Manchester's Mor- LoMiap Tech and Stephen J. A ding-dong affair, with Clay’s suit asks the court to „ . MINNBIAPOLIS-ST. PAUL said, "Joe sometimes thinks BuffleM Cheney Tsch (Odi hosts Gran- “ “ U"**®*^ •»'*« talo to­ Penn State-Missouri clash in toe ROSE BOWL Archie Manning of Ole Mias overturn Smith’s order denvlnx » ®** Buggies 218, Art Johnson tarty Bros. wiH be honored for Austin. Elliott’s high school NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby East Windsor by. lomsrs (4-0) might surprise ta***®'®®** Orange Bowl. Jan. 1, Pasadena, Calif. winning toe duel of quarter- him a permit. The altema'Uv^ ^ Stevens a*-*™"- 218, oi« rs- Cy (AP) — Bud Grant, Joking be- hoi’s stiU to coUege. He tries to vrinntog both toe regular seasmi coach, however, wrote some- North Carolina Ranked Fourth Orr, setting up goals at a ma- Stu Wolcott 201, tore the 1989 National FootbaU run over tacklers." and playoff crowns . . . Bobby one at the University of T exu Ellington thetoe BoboateBobeste at of finiitiiSouth Zlndaor ®** Bite season, boast a wall- ohlno-gun oHp for toe Boston Your favorite correspondent Michigan 28, backs against toe Razorbacks’ toe suit asks. Is to declare art. Berklns 209, Uraaby balanead tsam. Southern California 22 Ivar Johnson 211, BUI Grant League opener, said he ought toAbout hte desire to stay to Murceris 26 home runs lart sea- about him and since there were (6-1) wMh a present of thetr Bruins, has lengthened his Na- *’®® *P®"* **’® *®*‘ *®'*' '^®®*“ brilliant Bill Montgomery. For 614 of the Texas penal code un- Tolland 0-4 Chsnsy Tsoh, unabis to gat a tlonal Hockey League scorinx country for a first- The mighty Wolverines, who Mississippi, it will cap a come- conaUtutlonal. 210-222—893, Nick Cataldo 224- hold an eleotlon to determine bounds—most quarterbacks nm son, hte first year on a fuU- no films to bock up hte claims, own. Rnckvllls High (3-2) host------— —. ~ e- - time basis with the New York they apparently took him at hte Ing CVe member Soughtogton *"®*''* ®" (t** wtonsr’s oohimii, lead and Is zeroing In on the “ * **'* =o"'P*^*"S stunned the football world with back season that saw toe Rebels A section of that article states 217—607, Bob McBride 208. the starting quarterback for toe for protective cover—Kapp says ------Minnesota Vikings. he "couldn’t look the defense to Yankees, was three more than word because toe next year F nbeaten Houston Cougars (O-li, BUlngton (2-2) U back In *®ns<®® with tough Granby to- all-time record for assists by a ®"** ®®" ®*^® upset of toe Ohio Inflict toe only defeats of toe that toe commissioner may * ^ 1 1 Mie * A A •■•Ilf f\we ff®a M n A a a A a b m x I TUTT .A.. — .- •• .... * RED LEE CLASSIC — Peg GKint, to hte third season as toe eye If I ran out of bounds." Mickey M ^tle hit to his first EUlott was freshman foot- action aftsr s week of brtng Idls "'S'** ■* TSch’s homo oourl. defenseman. all fit and ready to go-go-go! State wonder team, will deal the year on Tennessee and LSU. deny a license "If after investi­ Callahan 176-492, Mary Presti Minnesota coach, had two top About hte Jump passes, Kaiq> year with toe American ball captain of the Longhorns. T o u g h Zon e at Btorrs against B.O. Smith Kan LuTimoM needs £ Orr scored his ninth goal and gation applicant or applicants 181, Barbara Hlgley 211-807, caindldales, JOe Kapp and Gary rasps, "I want to get up ttwre snd finslly Bolton (2-2) vtsila s®®r("S help from Butch Gertob set up six others In last week’s are found to be of questionable Amaze Basketball Watchers games for a total of 48 points— Rookie Cal Hill Makes Pro Bowl character. . .’’ June Rowett 198-196—084, Sandy Cuoizo. *1 for one last look." Helps Idaho Rhsm High of Hobron. Coven- •*’*' S'®' Slows- Beben 177-819, Betty Richardson Cuozzo, a seventh year veter- Kapp ranks high statistically five more than runnerup Phil Sports Slate Clay’s petition says the cmi- Caddies Make More Money The unbeaten Houston vldson, dropped from fourth to Georgia center Bob Llenhard try plays the Alumni- TONIGHT’S PICKS — Man- Goyette of St. Louts. The Boston troverslal boxer has "maintain­ 180-823. Harriet Cbons 198-494, an from Virginia, led toe Vlk- among NFL quarterbacks. After (Cougars, elevated from ninth, edged Georgia to a 74-72 led all oooiers with 82 points but The Indians looked Impres- cheater over HaU, St. Paul’s TUESDAY, DEO. 28 Ruth Smith 471, Ginger Yourkas togs to a 0-1 exhibition record games, he had passed for 18 Davidson profited from a nearly Defeat Yale flash has plied up 89 asslste In ed the highest standarcte of mor­ 19th to eighth in the na­ nailj Mter; and JacksonvtUe, sivs during ths first quarter of *dgtog Bast CathoUo, Granby Hall at Manchester 488, DeeLlUicrop 471. while Kapp favored a sprained touchdowns and almost 1,600 Today Than Pros of 1920s whlcn clim bed from 18th to I3to, foul-free second half. tils Platt gam# but ran out of over Chancy Tech. South Wind- 32 games—11 less than the mark Jurgensen, Nelsen al conduct cuid character" and tional rankings, continued MOSCOW, Idaho (API — for defenaemen set by Chicago’s St. Paul’s at East Catholic that he is a "deeply religious ------knee but was weU enough to yards. coasted part Harvard 103-64. Jacksonville outclassed Har­ gas (or the remainder of the eor downing Somers, ItockvUte The Professional Golfers An- to amaze college basketball Tough sons dsfsriss helped the Pat Stapleton last season. Granby at Cheney Tech person." 588 COMMERCIAL — Ken 0»K>w Winning touctidown pass- But Grant figures toe Vikings can be speeded up It wlU help Houston trailed the bigger vard completely. The Dolphins contssl. I.ack of height and In- dsfesting Southington, Ellington sodaUon picked one of the mort Idaho Vandals ovsrerms a waU- Goyette, a veteran center Somers at South Windsor It states that he is "recog­ Washburn 142-374, George Bar- es in toe last two games. are a two-quaiterback team, lift toe game to an even greater watchers with their ninth 46ers 81-41 early to the second led 81-29 at halfUms Wlto 7-foot- experience has hurt Manchester rolling past E-O- Smith and Southington at Rockville knowledgealrie men to the game devstopsd shuffle offense and go traded to the Blues by New Head East Offense nized’’ as the heavyweight ber 148-368, Stan Mlruccl 880, Cuozzo, who has understudied Kajq) couldn’t move to© team popularity then it now enjoys. victory Monday night, a haU, tied it 84-oU with 11:22 left 2 Archie Gilmore providing so far tote season. Itollon lopping Rhom. York last summer, picked up a Ellington at E. O. Smith champion of the world and has Ed Scott 871, Geary Ridel 148- rnoet of hte NFL career. Is a ®gatort Green Bay Nov. 16. vdien they asked Gene Sarazen "Slow i^ y makes It easy tor 76-69 decision over plucky to play, and took command on mort of the heroics. on to a 64-88 win over Tate c to address the class of ,48 tour Monday. goal and three assists to remain Bolton at Rham LOS ANGELES (A P )— Sonny Jurgensen o f Wash- "ever been beaten, 135—382, Dennis Boxx 388, Aime smoother, more deliberate oper- Cuozso came in and sparked toe a golfer to lose hte concentra­ Long Beach State. DwlgHt Davis’ three-point play Gilmore led all scoring with Coventry vs. Alumni Vlklngt to a 9-7 victory. The candidates at toe recent PGA within striking range of toe ington’s Redskins and Bill Nelsen of the Cleveland Sniith was in San Antonio Watts 380. ator. tion end concentration te one of But LoutevUIe, which held on wMh 8:13 rematotog. 29 points snd coltooted 22 re­ The Vandal sons, combtoad FRIDAY, DEO. 26 Hie buriy, raspy-voiced Kapp we^tagainst Pittsburgh, approved tournament players the mort important peuta of the Houston hit an even TO per bounds. Stenert Hardy was high wtto Inaccurate Ysls shooting, lead. Center Walt Tkaczuk of Browns will direct the offense of the East for the 20th could not be — to 14to |tou:e to Hw Associated Mattatuck Tops Cougars New York te third with 88 Rockville at Newington reached for comment, and Al­ comes up with toe impossible ^® SteeleWTntercepted three of quaUfying school at Palm Beach game. Press rankings released today, cent of its field goal attampta man for the vtelUng Crlmaon worksd wall In the first half as points, one more than left wing­ Ellis Tech at Cheney Tech annual National Football League Pro Bowl game Jan ton Erickson, supervisor of the Crowds, Revenue Up play to seemingly Impossible N®PP'® passes to the first half, GordenA Pta. "As soon as 1, hit my drive lost to Florida State 79-69. whUe Long Beiudi made 28-of-64 with 17 points. Idaho took a 26-24 lead into to- er Ab M(d>)nald, Goyetite’s St. ------18. ^ . boxing, and wrestling division, situations. Hie 31-year-oId na- C ^»*o came off itoe bench, Twelve graduated for toe 1970 and started to vlolk after it, I In other games Involving the for 43.8. The 49ens outrebounded In other games, three teams termteslon. In Hard Fought Contest Ixiuls llnemate. Nelsen will be returning to ^,30 vros out of town. PAWTUCKT, R.I. (AP) — uveUve of Santa Fe, n N.M.,' m .. quarter- P®®®®'! P®®®«'1 for two touchdowns toiicli and tour and when Sarazen, oboerv; began planning my second shot. top 20 teams. North Oaroltoa, the Oougars 42-81. Houston's OI- bounced from toe Top 20 and Ths Bulldogs edged ahead sa­ Shilurs to convert opporttmi- H m4' are now Idte ■"*(* Bill Goldsworthy of Minnesota the Los Angeles Coliseum turf ■ poto toe attendance and mutuel backed toe r-jiifftroinCaUfomla ctoidenGolden •** **P otoers|others|^ ^ a1 82-14 vlc- tog 80 years to golf, finished, it When 1 reached the ball, I knew advanced from seventh to lle Taylor led all scorera with 28 won. Loutetena State beat Port­ il with 16:12 but then Malcolm Goa at ths frsa throw Urn proved Jon. 3 whan lhay hoot NetwTOh Is the top sniper with 18 gooto— Horn’s TD Outburst when he played for the Univer­ handle were up over those of re- Bean to too 1989 Roee Bowl and was a good bet that mort of what kind of a shot I’d have to fourth, whipped Rice 99-87; Da- points. land State 79A8 as Pistol Pets Thylor and Ron Adams cams up dlaartrous tor Manchsotar Cbm- Community CoUste at tha Cterka four more than he tallied all last sity ot Southern CaUfomla Tro­ Don Kessinger cent years In Narragansett went into the Canadian Football “ *®" *1»® Vikings beat ifae those who failed to make the hit. I was all set. All I bad to do WUUe WiUiams aoored 28 Maraviefa aoored TO potots, in­ with burste of baaksU. Six min­ munity Oollage lart night In Artna. Loot night’s gams w m season. jans. Park’s 77-day fall thoroughbred League to pass for almost 28,0W Detroit U mis, 27-0, a second tour will be back for another ef­ was gra,b the club and let It go. points and puUedk down 12 re­ cluding 30 of 81 free throwa; utes later tha Vandals bald a Waterhury and oz a result the rsost srtsr batng Goalie Tony Esposito of Chi­ A 34-man East squad was meeUng which ended Monday. yards to eight seasons. ***"® - ^ th Kapp throwing the fort next fall. "I think tills generation will bounds for Florida Stats as Santa Clara pounded Fresno 41-63 lead. tooals wound up on ths short 4Sid oartter Uite su sci Wins Weekly Award Signs Contract “ Hie total purses for 1970 will State 102-61 and Marquette ds- of an I6A6 ooiat. cago remrded two shutouts last napied by NFL coaches and In­ The attendance for toe session Then ho came to Minnesota to ^*"® ’® TD pass. The win be faced with a big threat from LouteviUe sustained Its second Yale closed It to 88-66 at 1:34 be close to $7 million and fesAed Mtonesota 67A1. Tha sstbaofc squared the looal _ week, boosting his league lead NEW YORK (AP)—Don Horn’s five-touchdown per­ cludes two players making their CHICAGO (AP) — Shortstop totaled 620,639, while toe wager- Grant’s first season, driving a *'®*''* Minnesota its second the foreign players. They’re toes. Mike Groeso registered 22 when 6-foot- panter John Whte- they're going to get better," points tor LoutevUIe, 16 to toe In toe flrrt round of the Sun reronl at 2-2 white Mattatuck S S 5 2 to six. The Black Hawks have formance for Green Bay is being hailed as the begin- seventh appearance In the all- Don Keaslngerbecame toe first '"S total come to $88,049,847. 1939 LaSalle 100 mUes to train- “tralght Central Division cham- hungry. Hiey want some of that ton scored s rebound basket. the best goaU-ogalnst average, ------1_ tog camp. pionshlp. said Sarazen who some days money, too, end theyTI work first half. The Kentiieklana hit Carnival TVxmiament at El te 8-2. 2^^*’ bto*NewTorT wUlTId o f a new era in Packerland where Bart |Starr has ®‘» " wishes he could turn hack the Paso, *rex., Texas-EI Paso beat Then Taylor, who led toe Van­ 2.27, but New York, with Ed » ------^------Bob Ully o| the Dallas Cowboys 1970 contract, toe club an- Grant went with Ouoszo to toe ^ “ *® Vikings headW for hard to get it 80 per cent from the field, oom- Gams acortng honors wars r>4my ^ clock. Ctomson 60-82 and Mtesouii dals with M points, got s three Glacomln In toe nets, Is right lUleU lo r m any years. defensive back Larrv Wll- nn.mr.wi NEVELE PRIDE 18 TOPS sept. 21 <^ner against toe New P°®t»®Mon play—t^ey are host Sarazen pointed to South Afri­ p a i^ to the Bemtoolea’ 44, but', garnersd by kuiky Bab Beck- J^tnia Horn, the youn-(stcr who took dated Press recognition as of- i***! "°®"®*** Tuesday. Sarazm, now 67, Jokes about edged Texas ASM 61-79. The pointer off s short baseline hook behind at 2.28. _ York Gianta. Hie 28-year-old ^ ***® Angeles ^am s for th^ ca's Gary Player who earned Florida State’s Dave Oowens with of tha Oougars wtto 24. Vadnols Is over when an Injury drove Starr tensive player of the week In the wi * 1 . * Kesslnger, an all-star the last COLUMBUS, Ohio toe purses of yesteryear. winners play for the champion­ at :U and Idaho had U noUsd Oakland’s Carol ’ Virglnfan, a dental student to Western Conference crown on $123,897 In 18 United States controlled the boards with 21 re­ IncItzUng nine field goals. Ateo to toe sidelines in toe final National p L b a ll Lenxi^ Rookies selected were running two years, led the National Nevele Pride, a 4-year-old trot- *" Sahirt^V "When I won tbs British and bounds. ship tanight. down. toe penalty leader with 148 mto' the off-season, passed for two “ ®('**^®y, D®c. 27—and a possi- events during 1989. In doubte figures wars Ron Ml- United States Opens to 1932 Eteswhsrs St. John's o f New utes. stages of toe season, helped the He b r o k ^ e yarda^m ark of ‘*®'®"' ‘ ®'’’ " “ '” ®‘‘ ” ®*^®“ ____^ ble eh^' at th. a______"You should see toe condi­ All-American Chartte Scott rah (U). Kent Smith (12), Jim *“«••• Packers close out their sr-ason 338 set by Tobin Rote In 1951. Washington, de- slve capacity at shortstop. A f i h A v a a a » a , l o r o i t a (bbchdowns but toe Vikings lost „!® "*“ * ®* Svper Bowl, their combined purses were less York outlasted Stanford 63-89, l *" tl»e final seconds. rtlll te wrestitag with hte tions under which Player played provided the spark with 32 GOOD EANDM Fagan <131 and Pate Oorrigan with a 48-28 victory over St. The touchdowns matched Cecil *®"®*''® *®®l‘'® J®* Greene of Kessingbr, 27. batted .273 this Harness Writers Association. -« db than $1,000. Hxtay caddies get points to North OaroUna’a top- Ohio State beat Tulana 37-74, (14). Wayne Chopua droppad in I*aa.toe4«r (S It Kapp never got -to toe game. proWem. at home. When Gary comes to College fianketball Louts. Isbell's game In 1942. Pittsburgh and placeklcker Tom season, topping the club to dou- was the third straight year toe ^ more than that," said Sarazen. WEST SIDE BBC aided victory over Rioe. The Utah dafeatod Michigan 117-102, 21 taWaa for tha Brasa City Mink Quinniplac 97, New Haven 83 this country with Its manicured Pee Wee pUy saw Nassiff AIR FORCE ACADEMY, The third-year man from San "I had been throwing off bal* B ’ mpsey of New Orleans, blea with SR and nms kmrAA hnnnra wAni ia iiia mavaIa aaaaa . . "I can see the time when you Tar Heels grabbed the lead aft­ Tulsa smashed Bradley 101-73, Goto. (AP) — The 1966 tootbaU five. AU 12 man in tha wtnnliw 5S2Iii Army 68, Maine 42 blea with 38 and runs Icored honors went to toe Nevele Acres ^ ’!l* *®'"’" *>^^y» * f ^ courses and soft greens he finds Arms No- 2 tefea t Pagan! Bar­ II 09 awror..a« Dlego Stutc tied One club recoiti ance." Horn told staffer'r I Bob Dallas and Cleveland, who with 109. men srill be playing to a half- er the first five mtautas and Oklahoma sjlilppod Artuuiaaa team at the UA. Air Iforee hnaup acorad at teas! onoal UiSkvw*- it easier to play here than at bers In a close one, 19-lS. High ^ and broke another with h's five Greene. "I was trying, a...... new ^®®‘ **'■ **1® ®" Ernie Banks, Ron Santo. Billy Nevele Pride earned $871,738 ^ I mUIion dollar tournament and were never headed. They led by 89-69, North Oarollna Stats Academy fumbled only 12 times From tha fteld. Matiahicit' hit 'ft’Z L l home.” scorers tor Nasslffs were Mike touchdown passes and hla 410, way of dropping back and get- Sunday, each placed eight play- Williams and Fergle Jenkins In his three years of racing and |n two nrevloiia ■Aaron.— *“ ■ KaPP or fVm.aA ju .. ro even million dollar tourna­ as many as 20 polats twloe in topped VantterbUI 76-70, Seattle In 10 games and played fumbte- 34 tlmaa and was 20 tor 30 at oRrvS YANKS UST 21 UA5IES ments. Pm sure It will happen. Sarazen, the countryjM]Ulre of Czajke and Brian Chadwick beat Weber State 78-66 and Ufwa NEW YORK (API—The New >’®‘'ds ®n ^ completions In 33 at- ting set. Lucky for me and ®” **'® *qu^d. signed two-year Chib contracU has been retired to stud at Lex- against toe Baltimore CMte de. ®dn." the second half. frea football to Its lost four oon- tha foul slripa. Manchester had Hie Dow-Jones Company wiU Germantown, N.Y., r m ^ n d s with 10 and four points respec­ Scott hit 12 of 17 shots from downed Dinks 101-76. 31 boorn and U at U atagia Uunaurt) HZ ‘ ®"'P‘"' «® ®'"» '"•'ned A.SO- lucky for us. It worked." The East trails toe Wert 12-7 last spring. inxton. Kv. ‘’®’ — hte winters os golf director at tsste. York Yankees will play 27 exhl' in the series and hasn’t won fending NFL champlans. sponsor a 1300,000 tournament tively. Playing a good gama tor the floor and was backad by pototars. ; Marco Island, Fla., suggested bltlon baseball games with 16 of since Jim Brown paced a S4-T Tile Jeers turned to cheers. next year." I PsgsnTs was Mika "hook shot" prsclston teamwork from Bddte W m MAXWELL AWABO ^ „ roJ®****®“ M m h UMT that the new golfera study the them In their home park at Fort victory In 1966. Last year Ro­ ^PP—throwing sldearmed. Sar azen, who was one o f the Sliver, with 10 points. Foiger. BUI Chambailato, Lee uNivERsrnr park. po. Lauderdale, Fla., next spring. Penn State Gridder Claims game’s faatert players to that greats o( the game, from toe Dedmon and Damds wiiycik. (AP) — iciks Rrtd, Pann 2 man ■ Gabriel ' of the Rams Ground Surface No Problem .X; In the midget ooptert. Army They open the training season pocket—passed tor more than ®®*' baseman with the old . be never changed bis mind once later Walter Itegen to Arnold A Navy Club ran atjray wUh a 40 Overall, North Ctaroltoa hit a State's outstanding Uckto, te ths sparked the West to a 10-7 tri­ Palmer and Jack Nlcklaus. games March 8 by meeting toe « 0 yards and a NFL record-, Braves and four oOisr he stepped up to luldreas the -14 victory over Center Bil­ stezitog 63 per cent from tha third Nlttany Lion to win tha Fisticuffs One-Sided Affair umph. "When you kx* at great golf­ Washington Senators at Pom­ For Tennessee in Bbwl Tilt tying seven touchdowns as toe iMgua clubs, has baaa ball, warned toe young dew liards. At tbs sad of too first fteld and 34 par cent from the MozweU Trophy, awarded an- ers you will also see men who pano Bench. The final game at PITTSBURGH (AP) — Penn practicing for their Orange VlUnga walloped the CJolts 82-14. "®"-®<* manager oT the ciiaom ssreepera ogatort slow ptay. foul line. nuaUy to "tha oulsUndtog col­ JACTCSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)— the No. 1 quarterback and sud- are good losers, too. But they quarter the score was 13-2, Fort Lauderdale Is set for April ®I®*® quarterback Chuck Burk- Bowl game on New Year’s Day The VIktoge, “with the rough- *®®’®' *®am to the Class A MM- "Don’t ptay slowly," said Sai' ACN, and they nevsr reltoquteb- Davtdaon broke a 72-72 tie lege (ootboll playar te the na- Tennessee, used to practicing denly he has seven points on toe and-tumble Kapp to command, *’*** *^®*ti®. * farm club ot tba had desire to win. Try to be Uke FREE 1 against the Kansas City Roy' hart claims on alleged exchange " ’***' Missouri, Sixth Straight azm. "Learn to speed iq> play, ed the lead; Big man for with eight seconds left on Brtsn U oo." eopectally on the greens. It gM them." als. of punches between him and a.1 . Police said Burkhart and An- For Rifle Team and playing on artificial turf, ’ knocked off team after team. *®***** ***!«*•• the Club was Dsa Tsdone with Adrian’s winning shot from tha Previous Petm Stato wtansri Yankee pitchers and catchers critic of college football was o' wUl be familiar with natural „ » “ *® **^*'’ *“ “ ®* °"® •‘*«bllgh* »»® the 51-3 rmin- toft of too foul clrclo, aftsr ral­ were quarteihacfc Richie Lucas ROSEWOOD HANDLE STEAK pattfrn. they wiU call on Wat- Pf«e over highly regained 17 pointo. Ha hod halp from will report to Manager Ralph one sided affair, " **\® ‘j Wlayaa LaFranoa who addad 11. lying tram a 10-polnt dsflclt In 1966 and middle guard Olstai — ■ dent. Both were charged with Manchester Rifle a u b won its son and McLeary to run the ball ^ v ela n d w h ^ lc a p p "%ased Meet 8 t e » St 3 For the cuemen, John Farrano sight mlnutoa oartter. Roaster to 1166. Houk on Feb. 18. The full squad The altercation took place last d j,o ^ r iy cor^ct'^anT'flxhtlnx **’***' match In a row by beat- game against Florida, behind toe crisp blocking“ ’■* of a■ fo^ fbreetorse touchdowns—two on Lakers’ West Tops is scheduled to be ok hand Feb. Friday while toe Nlttany Lions i ^ Middletown Rifle a u b . K r ^ _ “ "® *"* by All ^ertcan hte provoking Jump pssses and ripped tha cords for Sevan *" Lauderdale, Fla., T . ” 1 ,. . i.148-1.122. “ *** Chip Kell. points. Burkhart, at hte McKeea Coach Doug Dickey as he sur- ~ a» ______*^® **•*"* be caUed a run- Rocks home for the holiday, told Manchester’s record now te veyed the chewed up Fletcher Ftort^^Srf^’ . '**"» P*®T »»1 birtead threw a League in Scoring BAST sms BBC ABA Pace-Setter Haywood toe Associated Press he hod re­ six wins and one loos. High School field when the Vol- C oac^ Ita J ^ O ra ^ * * * ’****»»* ®»«“ ‘•“ big hte WartrrtbaS action lart night at The local, next meet wlU be' unteer. are working out (tally ^ ‘®^mataa. ceived a bloody lip In the fight, NEW YORK (AP)—Jerry We*t of the Los A n g ^ tha Bart Stds Ree sww the Elks but never sw\uig back. Jan. 8 against toe Lymanetteaj Running backs Curt Wateon stee of ’T em ew e’s i m ! ^ ^ aevatand Ooaeh Blanton CW- Leads in Two Categories Lakers continuea to set the scoring pace in the Nar topptog the Oidasfs, 23A, be- Monday’s Miami News said at the Manchester range. and Don M cL,.ry flartted toelr "1?ey lllS^Ssnx K app te to© mort htod tha ilfionting at Brstt Cart­ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN tiimal PsaWothll Association with a 80.1 average per _ KEW y>RK (AP) — Rookte I3to pUoa lo fifth to tha part Burkhart was found trading Manchester 8 K OH Tot *’®®‘* “* “ Iboroughly familiar *r than ou rs," o!iv «a \ qrtmrterhack to too oon and Brian Moran. Tha tma Sponoar HayoMood of the Denver two weeks, with high gamss of punches with the other man who ne, but Billy (hinningham of Hiiladelidua and Q sw Deluxe Sedan Rakas . and a anerad 16 of tha toan’s 68 Rocbeurqontteusa to poos the TO. TO and TO points^ stood outside the cAr. bertson df Cincinnati are bearing down in an etfm t Gallagher 47 47 TO 187 ^ ‘k*®**^- right at us «M knock us ^ leader- S ...... ^ Ed Ji------■ Amarloan BaskatbaS Aosocte- , BUI McOiU of Loo Aogatee te • R A D IO Penn State Cbach Joe Paterno Archibald 50 47 48 192 _ ''^® '*’**®*® '»’® out of toe place.’’ ■“ **• to catch him. “ZTT T~ iw potrta te too OA Crntoara. tion ta aoortag and reboundteg. tiw pertreniago leader te two- said Burkhart "te as tine a RzewuskI SO .4949 49 44 193 boped to be In OUT practic© ache- Th, Gator coach said toe ! « « « « quarterback. Cunntocham rematnad to aec- oenUge. Lemqr WUkans, tha Tho Etos uppad tostr rseord to aecordtog to official waeUy fig- p ^ field goals at 166 andi Ksn- • VINYL INTERIOR young man as we ever had” He p A r .„n „ [9 SO 46 47 dule. • Dickey said, "but our vaunted passing ot °*** Landry, said. *T know oad ptoca with a 87A averaga on Seattle player-coach, was rtill __ _ *"*» »vteaaad toSsy. tacky’s Louie Dampter laaite toe • C L E A N said he guessed Burkhart we. protection te not very John Reaves to Carlos Alvaros *bero art ttmeo wImb Joa Kapp tbs martta at t»-palnta bunto at best to ssstats with a 9.7 avar- Pteying the aaocsid gamo tha The 6tet-7 former Otymptc thrae-poinl shooters with s .411 arrested becei^e "they (the po­ te dllcktog and "we hav^- our ®ompiletea only two out ot 60 San Franciaco and Seattle, ac- age. Junior Leogue took to toe court star has averaged J7 2 potnU percentage Carollna s Doug lice) have to be firm” whenev­ Quarterback Bobby Scott had timing back.” pssaia. But thoas two are usual- cording to the weekly NBA sta- Dick Snyder, a Seattle guard wtto Peck l^ b e r rotllag part and 1* 7 rebounds In 33 games. Mor te the top pUymakrr wUh er a fight breaks out there. U48 *1245 Middletown S K OH TV>t. ttwble avoiding the reaervM That aerial attack. Instrumen- iT bw tbe winning toocbdiMnia. tistics rrteared today. Robert- who te maktog hte fourth year In I'*® Elks..^41(16. Bob Verge of the, Carolina 7 J asalsta per ram * and P w rit* Vinci SO 48 44 191 impersonating Florida’s defend- tal to Florida’s 8-1-1 —.rog peg. r « Uka to be a Joe Kapp qiMr- son was right behind him at toe NBA bis finest, grabbed the Archie Bidter, with 11 potntae;,pDugars. totting 27 pottos per |Bcaatey of Dallas tops the fro# era. On top of that he waant ord. set 38 records. tertoack." In toe final National League Bielefteld 49 TO 34 179 .66A. lead to flcM goal Ipercantage and Dan D rtS ^ , with 16. ted start, sad Pittsburgh’s Chartte throw maikaman with a 622 TED TRUDON, Inc. playoff game between toe Allan- McDaniel 49 49 48 194 sha^ in ^ tossea. Dickey saM ha te nnoat cop- Jq*’® runntag also draws eotn- 1 B n Franeteco’s Nate Hair- from Baltlmore's toss ttosiM ths wtanans to soaring. The Wiutems. with a 29.7 bwanga. penentage. f v n m A He s like that,” saU one ob- cetned about stoppliw IL Even manta. HARMELLTS a Y m i A VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ta Braves and New York Mets, Tetft TO TO 89 182 mond held onto hte lead to re- Snyder cUcked on 19 of a at- teoan wars pocad by Jaff Gar- art aeeond and Itord to dw oeer- Mew Ortoons to shooting A2S 40 TO TO M IM *®'^*' tamllter with toe Tennaa- the Reaves and Ahraraa Imper- A qwrts wiltar cracked last USi TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Tommy Agee and Wayna Gar- Combe with aa lU avarage tampU lart weak for a AM psr- man with sight potato. tag raea, taUcwod by Jamea from the foul Uns os a team, rett of the Meta hit horns runs O'Leary 80 47 48 48 190 *** ■**** sonators to Vol practice, Jim Fsar after one o< the 9-foot-S. S*Uy Robinson,, yooHi aad MBwaukae’s Flynn BoWa- esntage. UaaaM'a pr——*— Tha adnnsra jumped off to an Jtoiea of Now Orteana and Don with Stovt Jonas* AM nsrrisiit 00 47 « « j r o r e c o r d i^ won toe Southeast- MaxweU and Andy Bennett, had 'MS-ptiuiid quartarhaeira acroja- on first pitches. Met Ken Boa- oon was atm ta tront ta fras thnmgh gaaaa of Ian oarty U-polto toad and than Prsamon of Miami. age iisllm the way and qsvea ern Oonfersnee championrtdp. too much aqcceos to suit thrtr biro. ••»© num Bka' a dear bowline instructor for well hit hte homer on a M pUch. 1132 W tdn shoottag at aa JN par- was AM.^, vhJtory. PrMraon has vattUad from taammataa 'also opver ADO.' •You wonder what he’a doing aa coach. with a htokw 1^ ” Ownt hii the Recrentio^DeiMut- ment st W «st Side Roe. (i 1^

PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUE^AY, D ^ E ^ E E 28, 1969.

BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

HEY, BUSS, ONE WELL, n jT IT BACK. -..BUT I WHAT A COlNCiPENCe/ OF MY MITTENS ON...YA CAN'T BE C A N 'T Aawtr ta PrariMt Pauf* T C A ^ OFF! 7 TVE BEBN TOVIN& j M A r h e l p l e s s ; B S A fP pewSTEB AAUST-We IWrrM THE IDEA O F Hodgepodge 3 7 . ove/f/ P6LA.VINS THE PINCH ' SOPOV RCKINSt UP A UITTUB •to iMCONV/feNlENCeo CLASSIFIED l i g h t ‘m u C K IN Q , bulk deliv­ TOINWWT FOP MV YOU, A\A3DS.' ery, yarda, atUes, eellara BERRrS WORLD GENERAL light cleaning, part- Wif e s c m s t h i n b ACB 06S ZFausad . SUITABLE FOP cleaned and removed. Also odd COLONIAL BOARD time. Apply in person. Holi­ BUT COUUP I BE OF EECVtCE 1 ONE OF oCfe IBodj/snarva SCuckoo jobs. 644-8962. day Lanes, 89 Spencer St, blackbird A « A PE60NAI. IM6PECTOB P IN N E R centar ADVERTISING Manchester. FOH THE OlAMONP TBUST, IVE PARTIES/ 4 Follower ’TWO handymen want a variety COMPANY V I BEEN A8L.E TO PURCHASE 6Boy’*name U S 0 (IV .) 5Roman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS of Jobe by day or hour. Rea- A FEIN BAUBLES AT 75 emperor p e r c e n t PISCOUNT/ UIdoUnd 8 A J L to 4:80 P.M sonaMe. Call 643-8306. SKILLED AND UNSKILLED M U o n fK il* 6 Girl’s name PRODUCTION WORKERS 7 Dutch city // 15 Fail to follow FIRST AND THIRD •uU in cards SElectrified. COPY CLOSING TDIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BM flcRng n fhtcelient wages, full-time, six days per week. Shift dif­ § f [ i W g [ L IB Ignited particle ferential, Blue Croas, CMS, life insurance, paid hoUdaya etc. 4M PJL DAT BEPOBE PGBUCAnON 17 Individual 9Surgiealsaw 25 Musical CoRtraering 1 4 end other firings beneflU. ^ SHIFTS 37 Male aheep Deadline for Sntnidny and Btonday la 4:sa p.m. FMda:i IL iL . FINS / 19 Metal fHtenar 10 Miduunmad’s quality 26 Female aheep LEON Cleaxynski builder—new WATCHBS 20 Bewildered fli^ tfro m (pL) Multi-Circuit extends an In- 27 Biblical name 38 Indian water bomea custom built, remodel­ A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 22 Prepccitiaa Mecca 615 PARKER STREET vttation to visit our plant to 29 Is able veeeel ( PLEASE READ YOUR AD 23W ci^t 11 Anatomical ing, additions, rec rooma, ga­ discuss Job opportunities In 32 Indicate 40Mimickad r a HARA MAWE ME .COM! BACK M*MI deduction tisme ■*» over the ------« . . rages, Uteb^ma remodeled, ) MANCHESTER 33 Certain legal 43Accomididica the following areas. A THBONE OF SOME WITH THAcrxr •0fr< 24Redected 13 Low sand hill *^<1 read Ma ? ShTnim bath tile, cement worit, steps C H R lE IM i 46 Boy’s name MND! THIS CANG ROCKS 27Foodfidi IS S U i^ tb m plea D A T I T A P P E A R S and B E P O B T EBBOBS In tfaiM tev '* - dormers. Residential Capitol Equipment Co., 88 61,000 to 62.000 capital six -day week. Must be avail­ ing blind box ads who porches and roofing. No Job able. Please call 846-4422. for your convenience Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to Main St., Manchester. Hours starts you with all nec­ able for out of town work. For Noon and 1:16 p.m. to 6.16 p.m.— Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. I PONY desire to. protect their too small. Call 649-8144. fBBL SO identity can follow ‘bis dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, essary equipment and SPEED typist who thrives on appointment call 648-3878, 649- Saturday, 7:80-4. 6*8-7968. supplies to service 4316. GOOD V procedure: WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- detail will find happlneas In Days, Evenings or Rockville Sales office. ’Tran­ AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION Blnclose your r ^ y to | 0\/ Plow irg—Sidewalks f l modeltng specialist. Additions, Week-Ends) A route of EUDCTRICIAN —Journeyman lks. THEY WILL VES, THIS IS RIDE wanted from Charter Oak paint, repair, or replace ceil­ E X PE R IE N C E D flret and sec­ WEREN'T . TOStTANO WAIT— AND < SHERIFF FINN/ wards of the ever-increasing |Exp6rienced driver, familiar with the Mancheeter-I NOW WE KNOW THAT TELL YOU PERSONALLY STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF vicinity to St. Francis Hospital, ings and walls. Reasonable MiOinory. ~ S A IK S O IR L wanted for full- ond men and dependable C WAIT— AND DO NOTHING!. JEP PARDIE LIT OUT recreation exploalon—a person TH A T I T INVOLVED, YOU Hartford. Hours 8-4:30. Call rates. Call 6*9-576*. tlm « days. Apply Youth Centre drivers for shade tobacoo ckvillo area wanted for full-time emptoymemt-f S(X}N AFTER THE JUDGE ProsDnMriilng 19 who la aspirl^ to extremely STILL WOULD SEE IT PR. HORNER.THIS A I R ^ lI SEE THA^ y I'D LIKE TO OBSMVE ' V PERHAFS YOU 6*9-9601 after 6 p.m. farms. Attractive houses avail- WAS KILLED,' MAYBE IF . IS N 'T YOURSELF, SNOW PLOWING — residential high eamlnga. Manchester Parksde. Apply in pereon only FORCE COLONEL SHOULD MR.GREGG, THIS CASE FOR INTERNAL COULD ASK ONE MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking able. Write Box "DD’’, Man­ I PHONED fHE F.B.I.— iVIDiMCS! UNCLE PHIL/ BE MOVEDIOANA.F.HOS- THE MAN WHO a d business, very reasonable. INJURIES AND BRAIN OF TOUR RICH • and alterations, expert work­ C LE R K -T Y P IS T to handle a«- chester Herald. THE HAND HOLDINO PITAL; WE NEED THE ^ HIT HIM.HAS This is one of the most amss- HANGNAIL PATIENTS Autom obDos For Scrio 4 6 •6-1829. manship. 66 E. Center St.. 649- counU payable and general of­ THE MINIATURE TAPE SIGNED FOR ing, but fun businesses you’U BANTLY O IL CO„ Inc. TO MOVE OVER! 8038. GAS STATION attendant and recorder OUTVIPE 1966 PLYMOUTH, Tdror SNOW plowing wanted— Man- ever have an opportunity to fice work. Diversified rs- FINANCIAL lubrication man, full or part- THE RECEIVING RESftJNSIBIUTY sedan, automatic, V-8, radio, chester-Bolton areas. Call 6*9- look into. sponslbUIUes. Local distributor 881 Main S t, Bdancheater 1 1 ROOM CLENCHES of National corporation In nsw time. Apply Am it’a Gulf. 180 power steering. Good running 9622. Moviln^^Tm cldiig IN ANNOYANCE - Middle Tpke West. Man­ condlUon, $900. 648-M80. You do need at least 61,647.60 Industrisl park In Bast Hart­ STEVE !S VOICE IS NOT Storaao i20 to 63,647.60 cash to start. ford. Nina paid holldaya, 8 chester. REGISTERING FROM C A LL HANDYM AN. Snow NEE33 C AR ? Credit, very bad? weeks paid vacation, after first SUCH A DISTANCT... shoveling and sanding. Rea­ MANCHESTER DeUvery-Ught M ECHANICS Full and pari Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Write, giving phone number, to: year. For interview contact T. sonable rates. Call 6*8-6806 trucking and package delivery. time. Pin setting mschinas. est Douglas accepts lowest anytime. Pauli at WesUnghouss, 299- Refrigerators, waahsrs and ALL SEASONS WlU train. -Apply In person. down, smallest payments, any­ stove moving, specialty. Fold­ 6041. Equal opportunity em­ TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Holiday Lanas, 89 Bpancar St., where. Not small loan finance ing chairs for rent. 6494762. SPORTING (300DS OO. ployer. Trees cut, building lots clear­ Manchseter. Canter St. A Thompson Rd., Manchottor MR. ABERNATHY company plan. Douglas Mo­ P. O. Box 066 Dept. 167 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDOEWAY SECRETARIES Typtsls - (Tem­ tors, 8*5 Main. ed. trees topped. Got a tree PRODUCTION milling aiid problem ! Well worth phone Salt Lake City. Utah 64111 porary) work In your own Luxury Living At You'd Daiign It BUT, MR. ABERNATHV, FoinHng- Po^rliig 21 IsUie hands naadsd. Liberal i ^ , J 1965 VOLKSTYAOEN sedan, call. 7*2-8252. arsas, top rates, fret perking, IT^ RAININO OUT beneflte. 60-hour weak. Apply On# A Two-Badroom Apartmanti DUDLEY ITS TIME or 1966 Karmann Ghia, mech­ B. H. MA(K>WAN JR. A gone, im msdlsts openings. Call Son­ In person. Metronloe Inc., 940 FOR YOU ID anically guaranteed. Must sell LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also interior and exterior painting, ya, 919-0488. OOBO tsmporaty TALK WINTHROP Hilliard St., Manchester. Fraa Haat and Hot Watar WALK THE CXX3. BY DICK CAVALU moving large appliances. Burn­ paper hanging. Thirty yean Holp d o n V w o r r y ! ABOUT one. 876-6166. ssrvlcs, too ConstltuUon Plasa, t t * ing barrels delivered. 6*. 6*4- >^»M99t19b -e WE'U. FI0UFIE PAMPERED experience, four generatlona. 35 Suite 800, Hartford. FULL OR PART-TIME Bales- Rantal Alto Includat I T H IN K D e e ® DOWN 1776 SOMETHING } PETS! Free eetimatea, fully insured clerk, apply Pine Pharmacy, INGIDE'iCZl'eeA 1967 VOLKSW AGEN, 61800 or 648- 7861. BOOKKEEPER through gen­ All 6-E Kitehan Equipmant " t n u o l A OUT. J DICK’S Service Snow plowing. 664 Centsr B( , Manrhester or WAPaM,S0ITLE RSaSON beat offer. 649-0868. eral ledgar, add trial balance, WOMAN to Iron, once a weak. Iota, driveways, sidewalks. call 649-9614. Rungs with S«lf-Cl6sning Oven a Two-Door Refrig- PAINTING — Interior and ex­ also payroU Uxss. AU bane- Call 649-7684, attar 4 p.m. 1967 CH EVE LX K , 837, 4-speed, apartmeBta, stores. Also sand­ erntor-Freeser a Dlsponul a Dithwasher a Two Air terior. very reasonable, free fits. Dean Machine Products, FOREIGN car mechanics fuU- 4 Mickey Thompson mags. ing done. Reasonable rates. W ANTED — Babysitter In your eetimatea. C^Ol Richard Mar­ 102 Oolonlal Rd., Manchester. Ums. Apply In person. Gorin's Conditioning Unitx a IVaveme Rods a Venetian Blinde Asking 61,700. Phone 649-361* CaU 646-0002. tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. home for two children, days. Sports Car Center, Routs M. a Wall to Wail Carpeting throughout. Two bedroom after 6:10 p.m. C A P A B LE person to work In In­ CaU 944-9618. ODD JOBS, light trucking, Tblland Tpke., TsloottvlUe. apartmenta include one and one-half baths. CONTRACTOR — interior, ex­ ventory control posting and 1960 COMET, needs some work. Ample parking, individual iMsement atorage, maater g-23 carpentry, mlscellaneoiu re­ terior painting, paper hanging. pricing for Industrial supply 8ALESOIRLA for avanlng shift, PART-TTMB JanltorUI, 4 hours *a i«a > w y Best price over 6*0. CaU 6*8- pairs, etc., good service and Discount on arallpsper. CaU firm. Modem East Hartford lo­ 7 p.m. to midnight. FuU or per night. 6 nights, Manches­ TV antenna. Convenient to tranaportation, shopping, 788*. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER low prices. 648-7218. 646-8048. cation. Salary and frlngs bans- part-time. No expsrianoo noc- ter. 6494884 after 4 p.m. achoola and cburchea. flu . CaU 3994891 tor appoint­ essary, nrUI train. PIcaaa ap­ CHRISTMAS COMES 1967 AUSTIN-Healy 8000, Mark AL MARINO Servlcea (former­ Rsntal agaot on pramlaea 1-7 pjn. Alao ahown by INSIDE—outsids painting. Spe- m ent ply in person or caU Mister 2 SO OUICKLV NO ONE’S in, aUver. Fine condition. Ask­ ly M A M Rubbish) AtUca, cel­ cIsJ rates for peopia over 86. Donut. 64942TT, 266 West Slid- appointment. One and two bedroom model apartments READV FOR IT/ ing 62,600. CaU 648-00*7. lars, garages, old bams clean­ CaU ray competitors, then esU dia Tpks. j completely fumiahed. One-quarter mile east of Exit ed out. Light trucking, ^ sppU- me. Estimates given. 649-7968. 1966 MUSTANG convertible, 92, Wilbur Croea Parkway, Route 16 and 1-84. sncea, furniture. 644-2615. ATTENTION standard transmission, 6 EDWARD R. PRICE—Pstatlng l 9 t 643-1023 TELEPHONE 646-2623 643-4M2 CAPTAIN BAST 3*’OW PLOWING — Commer­ cylinder, good condiUon, 6675- exterior and interior. Paper HOUSEWIVES GIRL FRIDAY CaU 648-7796. cial and residential. CaU 876- bangirg. CeUlnga, etc. Insured. fsod bMwfllB, g o o 4 •ORRV / j VUNPBRI I MBRBLY BAnC"R0 THBY APPBARBP VUN VAeoUTB BBFOCT WE DISQ/EB CONTRAi 6748 anytime. 649- 1001. with shorthand. Working you HAD TO ( RMGIA VDU UNWWMBD F«*T» W L T A W y ig j^ wEjjMS gn w tk Eotoo- G a m e with \;W L^n^>H TO W R I^ n t b b m b too iw ifr WEST l i e / vb hurry: 1966 CHRY8IKR New Yorker, Would you Uks to work for three dynamic men. lo­ T H O M H # P ia BC«NT19T» YCfP WORK WITHlJ DSTURBm{ NEED trucking or movtng while your children are to CONTRACT m s ' — HEE* agACM aU power, excellent condiUon. cal company. Good benefits frotb* t i r *, p*, done? CaU Fran’s Trucking. school? We have opsalnga A m v 3 RBPORTBPl JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Paint­ wot \i/^ JiM ItNlvsecHZ 61.696. 1968 Plymouth Barricu- Salary 6110. Fee paid YOUNG M AN. . . WALKUSKU Light or heavy duty moving. BTARrao irt da, automatic, exceUent oon- ing and paperhanging. 948-0144. In our store’s accounting TI6ATS Also garages and ceUars clean­ IONA W l s O a dlUon, 61.796. CaU owner 649- department for experienced ed. 646-6868. 6 t t « « . oomptometer operators to not edOweel 9642. RITA GIRL Eloctricd Sorvicot 22 work part-Ums from 9 a.m.- Mgnsl Usep. ARE YOU LOOKING SNOW phiwtng, parking lota and 3:90 p.m. Wages cotnmtnau- 800 SILVER LANE • * it-ia ELECTRICAL OontracUng — homes. CaU 648-9708. 24 Houra rats ertth ability, free park­ Troeln— Traeton 5 Residential, commercial, in­ EAST HARTFORD service. ing, stibsldlssd cafstsrls. ROBIN MALONE dustrial. No Job too amaU. Free BY BOB LUBBERS m " m : Apply employment office. 528-9418 1949 FORD ptek-up H ton body estimates given. AU work FOR A FUTURE ? ? «5ive >ou \ s iM « .e , iw sd n s Monow —sh a r p rain, w ja s f© gusrantaad. Frank Cresmit, TH^ LOCMgp COOK O ^ ^ H . Call 743-9182, after 6:80 p.m. I: ANYlPeAS, ) PLfTOW—DFCcA-Ywe'SCCTTV WMYONPARm a-jtf Resists s c o rn s 94S-U17. FIRST NATIONAL F U L L -m M I y / \ p x r v R H Avpyou b u g n hipimg t h a t ■? 1968 J E E P 8 T E R OOmmando. A SECURE FUTURE! N O LAYOFFS!! ArtPMPr-©OPEN If. i r i f l L STORES INC. eae— as-i- ■%£, i I m s tm w n» «■ pick-up. with plow, extra REW EAVm o Of bona, jaofo- vWiw^^maMMw avi D V A t T M IN T YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOII!! wheels, tonneau cover, 62.700. txiiea. sippsn rsps lr sd. Win- Boor RoirtiEg 24 PARK A OAKLAND M A N A m daw slisdea mods to ■ sssuri. MANAGEMENT TnUhas owtr or beat offer. Call after 6 p.m.. FLOOR SANDDfO and reftniidi- ! AVENUES LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 21 to I12,0W with opportiaany FO R T O Y S 646-9(74. sU ass Veattian Minds Boys lag (spsctsUzlBg la oldar Learn To Be A Printer EAST HARTFORD, to branch Into own bustnsas. /■ 'V a * GAUS] mads wbiw yoo wait. 1bps vs- floors). Inside painting. Paper Ms tvpsrtsars Nsooaai eordsrs for rent. Msrtoer't. ST CaU R. atsvanson. 8T9-7TT0. bai«liM. No Job to small. CONN. 37>/2 hour week . . . 2 weeks’ vacation with pay . . . Mam at IM M l - We wai Traiaii John VerfslUe, 949-9790. RELIABLE man wantad to sick leave j., . . retirement plan . . . hoepitalisatien J /I ■ ,i ' 'A' 11 U G H T m tddn g — Lbsms, eal- w ork at South Windaor Auto . . . and miKh more. FULL or parl-tlaM, days, Parts. Inquire In person. , lars.- attica cteanad. odd Jobs. W. T. GRANT Don’t delay! 1969 HONDA Super 99, 080. Trees cut and mnovad. 949- wnttrsoi work. OsO or apply Schanek Rd.. South WInteor. 27 Osntsf Ooffse Biop. ToUand. CaU 949 3W9. JIG BORE Operators — Flret. ^ V E U m a t b i c y c l e s —New and uacd. Re- CUSTOM made drsperias. rtip MOTTOAOES — isl sad 2nd. second sad third shlfi. lath s Yerw p«aTN, pnim OB sU makes. Open daily cavers and reuphototcring MAID wanted Intsrstots Motor operators, isrcwd rtdfl. Vertl- Himul^ralrr Snrnhtg i|rraUk 96 60 Ifoaehestcr Cycle Shop Budget terms. EsUhUsbed ir Lodgs. OsU smesST, S44-ISSS. eal turret lathe opetaton. sec­ 13 BISSELL ST. — MANCHESTER. CONN. U3 West Tpke.. 649- 1949. Daya. 524-m54 eveningt J. D. Raol Bslau or spply In pstaoa. Varaon ond shift CsU LsMJ Corpora- m m . Orefo. Vanwa. Read Herald Acb i>AGE SIXTEEN BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERAiD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,.DECEMBER 28, 1969 BtANCHEaTKR EVENING HERAU), KANCBESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1969 / KAGE SEVENTEEN HousRhold Goods 51 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H o« m For Sdo 72 He Foc ScIt 72 -Hew it IW Solo 72* O o to f Towh GENERAL# Electric 40" stov6. Oat of Town / aoeiolagist, the informatlcn win them partly true. Of the nmalB- MANCHESTER— 6-room. Cape, (XXLOND4Ij-rTen rooms, .p in t Computerized good baker, excellent condi­ K jr MILE$ AMD MILE6 '(blTRE For Solo 75 For SiJo / 75 be transferred to a date proc­ der, 10 per cent were undeddod garage, treed lot, central loe»- Manchester floor'ocmlata of large Uvlng M an y D oubt CLASSIFIED tion, $30. 044-8000. BEHIMP TMAT TRUCK I CAN'T ABIO^ ACnVE bujren waiting essing card. A computer will and 1 per cent gave other an­ tion, qidck occupancy. Bel Air room with fireplace, dinii^ VERNON VERNON Datii^ Comes STAMP IT swers. AT LAST.' A CHAMce TD BVSS lUNsca Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- D ESntAB ILE room, modern kitchen with l ik e to r atafto and multl-famUy then tie used to find a auitatae SURPRISES? NORGE automatic waaher, two- ANV MORE.' NEW COLONIALS homes. Immediate service. ‘Massacre’, The more arJ«nniiM|# (tie per­ years old, coppertone. Can be -'ROTS O'RUCKf MERE, glnl. Realtor, 640-6383. buOt-InB. -den, large famOy Have you been bouse hunt­ Ready for Occupsuicy now. T o H u n g a ry partner. ADVERTISING C O B U R N R D . ing without success? Are Warren B. HbiriaBd. Realtor, son Interviewed had, the more seen anytime. 246 West Center e o E s f room, litas ftatebed tee room 4 bedroomb, first floor fam- Fees srlll be adjusted accord­ MANCHESTER 7 room Colonial you disgusted with today’s 64S-U08. VIENNA (A P ) — A bureau to Ukely he was to beUevo tka CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS St. 3Ti baths, 3 car garage, 3 fire­ in baaement Second floor faaa Uy roota wlUi comer fire­ ing to incomes. P oD Shows Seven room, ahimlnlaed Co­ 8 bedrooms. On one acre prices? Do you like dbow place, oven, range, dlah- encourage mairiaMs vriQ jba charge. Fifty-two per cent o f 8 AJH. to 4:30 PM places, bullt-lns, city utUtUes. A L L CASH ftir your pzoperty opened soon In Himgiuy. Up to Govenimeat authorities at lonial has garage, VA IntfiM, wooded lot with S-car attatdied rown? If you are interested wariier and diqioBal. Chty wtthln 84 hours. Avoid red tape MH^NEAPOUS. Minn. (A P) those with some college educa­ Bbccellent location. Immediate now, the Oomwunlat atatea have first teemed not to care for the SYLtVANIA Mack and white S 0 3 8 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced garage. Adjoining land may be in Raised Ranches caU me utUlUes, 2-car garage. Nice instant service. Hayee Agency, — Nearly half the pereens quea- tion said they believed It. -IIIw occtqjMncy. Charles L#esper- frowned on such endeavora as idea at aU, then said the service COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. console TV for sale. 648-7110. living romn, bagement rec­ acqnireiL $87,900. PhUbrick Seven romns, 1 % baths, etc., treed lote. Priced at $34,400. 6464)in. Tribune’s copyrighted story on ance, 646-7630. bourgeoia. ahould be given on a oost-freia U(xied in a poll of 000 Minneso­ reation room, pcivBite lot. Agenet# ^teattets, 64*4800. an for $26,900. Mr. Lewis, CaU Jim Florence, 64*5806, the Just completed survey said baala. They finally agreed to it «:MP31. DAY BEFOBE PtBUOAnOK Assume high 6% mortgage. 64941306. 875tell. Even before Its opening the tans said they do not believe a another question dealt with MANCHESTER, 8 bedroom Oo- hut said the government srould DeMiUiw tor Sotordoy and Monday la «:M p.m. FfM ai Musical Instrumanfs S3 MANCHBHTKR — 8-room Raia- Hungarian bureau, called Four massacre occurred In the South blame. It said; ” U the reports lonlal, formal dining room, Safety Fin* not give financial Mipport. SEKOVA Beetle bass guitar, ktteben with walnut stain caM-^ cd Ranch, four to five bed- B & W Seasons, baa received thousands Vietnamese village of M y Lai- are true, who do you think is roqma, buUt-lne diaberaaber, B &. W ' Magyaroraaag r e p o r t e d Tomt COOPERATION w n x $91. and amplifier, $80. Both nets, water and sewers, as­ WARRHN E. HOWLAND n e w YORK (A P ) —What do ot appUcatlona from parsons The Minneapolis Tribune, In moetly to blame—the eoldtera carpeting, rec room. Wooded BARROWS and WALAACB 0>. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 160,000 widowed peraona in Bu­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 like new. Call 643-6918. sumable FHA mortgage, own­ REALTOR women took tor whan they buy who want to find suitable part­ conducting the poll, said: and offloen w in took part tn tha lot. O gh 20’e. Hayea Agency. Manchester Parkade Manchester Pariiade dapest. To this It added 80,000 AH P AFTER TbU MARE IT BV eese^ kews er transferr^ Immediate oc­ Uteben counter topn? A survey ners with the help of the bu­ "News reports tell of a mas­ killing. Army leaders, or the SLINGERLiAND Drums, blue 6484IUL Manchester 64941806 Manchester 649-5806 divorced persona and 80,000 cupancy, $20,900. Owner, 648- 648-1108 . conducted by the Mton Ootp. reau’s computeriaed toleration. sacre In South Vietnam In which fact that war tends to make peo­ sparkle, 18” , 21” cymbals, two ■nfeHAlRONA fle a, more still unmarried at the age NAEUMCeei 6251. SOUTH Windsor—Large 7-rooni VERNON — Two - family, 4 up shows that of 100 womwi aur- The newspaper M agyaroreag over 100 men, women and chil­ ple brutal?” ) Continuud Prom Prtcadinq Poqt toms, bass, special snare, Hi- THE TURH6 RIGHT.' ICANGHESTEUt — Two-famUy of 84. *»nch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 5 down, 3-car garage, $18,- veyed, 6 per cent were moat —Hungary aaya tha bureau was dren were murdered by UK. Fifty-five per cent placed tha Hat, stool. $800 firm. Call 644- A LAW THERE OOGMTA BE~v flat, 5 (town 4 tp, downstairs 'Hm computer srlU only select a REDUCED — Owner transfer­ SEVEN — ROOM CokuMal — rocreaUon room, garage, large 000. 646-2630. concerned with safety factors— conceived by eockdofiat Pal t r t x ^ Are you inclined to be­ Dogs Bltds Pan 41 Horists—NursarlM 49 has been completely remodel­ blame mainly on war itself, 84 0106, after 4 p.m. red, Colonial brick Cape, 4 Prestige in • town locatlan. Lnecael after a letagthy atuAy of a aultable partner. Everything ed, fine residential area. Both lot. $35,900. PljUbrlck Agency, — ------fire Nelstence. TVenty-fOur lieve the charges of mass mur­ per cent blamed Army leaders PEIDIGREED Dacluhtmds, gen- LIVING Christmas Trees, cut bedrooms, 2 baths, porch, 2- Fireplace, m baths, laundry Realtors, 646-4200. the prOblema of lonely peraona- thereafter ia the oonceni of the NR^HRS. DORALP ERICRAOR iqMurtmentB vacant upon sale. W o n ta d R aul E s lo la 77 '’'crrled about how easy it would der are true or false?" and 12 per cent faulted the men tie, affectionate, used to chil- to order. Rear 19 Lewis St. >RHlTeFtSR BAi, W «. OP car garage. Principals only. room, 2-car garage. 'No rea­ be to keep clean; 10 per cent two who are introduced. Wooring ApparaL— T.J. Crockett Realtor, 648- MARLBOROUGH—817,6(10 l«fc^ An applicant will have to an- Almott half, 49 per cent, said who were present at My T.a(- dren, 9 weeks old, first shots. After school and weekends, U. I . N ). OH—tM #M r,W 648-8446. I sonable offer refused. Owner LiAND-STTES-FARMS — Acre- were most concerned with dura- Bwer peraonal quasttans and im. view, H i room Ranch. Fire- they believed the charges were standard, red, champion. Jerry and Marti, 648-0391. Fun iS7 anxious. Immediate posses­ age. Large, unzmied parcels, hUlty. Leas than 5 per cent put among other things itato his CHESTER Drive, 8-room Cape, placed Uvlng room, automatic The capital of Oregon Is Sa­ false. Thirty-eight per cent were bloodlines. Outstandingly'*------sion. Wolverton Agency, Real­ MANCHEjSTXHt -*A-room Cape all areas. Louis Dimock Real­ aesthetic beauty at the top of sexual experience if any. After The largest city In Oregon is MINK COAT, fuU-length, $400; new kitchen, roof, paint, like heat, modern cabineted kitte- lem, which has a population of Inclined to believe the charges. beautiful faces and dlsposi- tor, 649-3818. on the west side. Built by An- ty, Realtora, 649-9628. the Uat. he talka with a psychiatrist or Portland, with a populatlan of black coat; mink collar, size new condition, fenced in yard, en, two bedrooma, sun-room, about 67,800. Another 3 per cent considered tlons, $130. Need gentle af­ Fiwl and F^d 49-A sahU. IH baths, fuU shed about 886,0(M. 22, like new, $30; cocoa, lace garage, $22,900. Hayes Agency A L L BRICK tour family, four huge screened porch, % acre fectionate dormer, rear porch, and nice people before FIREPLACE wood — Cut and tulle, cocktail dress, size 20H, 646-0181. rooms each. Price r^uced, wxxled lot. Warren E. How­ Christmas bustle. .647-1824. /2-2J lot with trees. Sensibly priced split to customers desire. Call $20. Call 649-2724, 9 a.m. to 4 secondary financing available. land, Realtors, 648-lioe. MANCHESTER — Just listed, at $34,000 with a $18,000 as­ BOXER puppies — 2 males, 649-8818. Leonard M. Giglio, p.m. By appMntment. Wolverton s a room Ranch. Deep treed sumable EHA mortgage. Im ­ fawn, AKC litter registered, Bolton. Agency, Realtors. 646-2818. TOLLAND — Four • room ex­ lot. Central locatlan. B'uH mediate occupancy. T. J. DEC. 24th ONE-DAY-ONLY cropped, champion blood lines, Apai'tiiiuiifs flan us imss pandable. Cape. Breeseway, at­ Wanlad— ^To Buy 58 B I Loeoriom Businoss Preparty basement, aluminum storms Crockett Realtor, 648-1077. 3-months old. 649-4866. ALTON ST. —Vacant homo tached garage. Large .tot on Housuhold Goods 51 Toniwnts 53 For Rant 64 For Sola 70 and screens. Only $18,600. Act that owners want sold. Eight quiet country road. Near park­ WANTED - ANTIQUES, used MANCHE36TER — Seven-room CLIP and SAVE today. Keith Agency, 046-4126, romna in all, IH baths, alum­ way. Asking $a2,*(i00. T.3. CLEAN, USBX) refrigerators, furniture, partial nr complete CENTRALLY located 3^ $$ANCHB8Tro#R -^Osnta1^—Po^ Clonial, three bedrooms, IH MYNAH bird and cage, $40. sstates. Call 633-2300 days. 640 rooms, heat, hot water, stove 640-1623. inum siding, two-car garage, Crockett Realtm-, 875-6370. 2 ranges, automatic washers sible office and residence com­ Call after 5 p.m., 649-2696. FOR RENT overslsed lot, etc. etc. TUa baths, fireplace, closet space with guarantees. See them at 0004 after 7 p.m. and refrigerator, tile bath and bination. Six-room Colonial, 8- THREE — bedroom Ranch with homo Is loaded with extras. galore, 2-car garage, Numet^ VERNON — 1068, 8 or 4 bed- B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 shower. Lease and secmlty de­ Prime, front office room, ear garage. Bus line. $24,900. large kitchen, finished rec AKC registered miniature .-iOUBEHOLL' lots — AnttquM Drive by 78 Alton and sec the ous extras. Morrison Realtmr, room Ranch, recreation room poodles, silver, male and fe­ Main St. Call 648-2171. posit required. Adults only. carpeted, heat, air-condi­ Hayes Agency, 84841181. room, treed lot. Sacrlflco with fireplace, 3-car, .garage, bric-a-brac. clocks, frames, $85. Call 649-1869 between 6-7 outside, then call and let us 648-1010. male. Ready for Christmas or tioning Included. Lease re­ price. Low, low 20’s. Wolveitori large treed lot, city water, automatic sig- glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ p.m. BUSINESS zone —Stone build- show you through. Chance to will hold. 648-7081. quired. Stop in or call. Agency, Realtors, 646-3818. sale price $38,900. CaU Mitten zag, with cabinet, converts In­ lage Peddler, Auetloneei 420 Ing consisting of four unit make a tremendous buy. T.J. Lofs For Solo 73 Agency, Realtors, 648-6980. to portable, button holes, Lake St.. Bolton. 646-3247 apartments. Three house trail­ MANCHESTER — SpUt Level, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1077. CENTER of Tow n.. .appreod- FREE — puppies, 7 weeks old, monc^rams, hems, etc. JOHN H. LAPPEN INC. er parking lots. Excellent In­ seven rooms, modern kitchen VE3RNON — 5H-room Ranch, WANTED — Antique furniture JAN. 1ST. FOURpFAICILT — consisting of mately 3H acres, all in ” B” ready for Christmas. 644-8060. Orlghtally over $800. Full price 164 E. Center St. 649-5261 come. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ with buUt-ins, IH baths, dining heated rec room, treed lot, glass, pewter, oil paintings o> 64-4 and 8H rooms. City uUU- zone. AU utUltlea on the site. now $82. cash or monthly pay­ tors, 646-4300 room, three bedrooms, family WElk-out basement, excellent 3 other antique Item^ Any NEWLY built dog houses, large ments. 022-0476. OCCUPANCY room, garage, large lot. Phil- ties, handy location at the tow, Ideal for multiple dwellings. quantity. The Harrison’s, 84S location. Only $21,500. Hayee or amall, also one large enough PROFESSIONAL or executive REST HOME—This is the first brick Agency, Realtors, 646- tow price of $26,600. PbObriek T. J. Crockett Realtor, 048- 8709. 105 Oakland Street. Agency, 6464)181. for Saint Bernard. 643-0643. Model Home Furniture 4V4 room Town House apart­ office suite on fine Center St., time this well established busi­ 4300. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 1577. ) ment, 2 baths, air-condl- location. Approximately 600 sq. ness has been offered for sale. SIX-R(X)M Cape, located on ENGLISH setter puppy, 7-weeks 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL GARRISON Colonial — All the CHOICE of several buUdlng lots t'oning, stove, refrigerator, ft. comprising 4 separate of­ Always 100 per cent full with EAST HARTFORD, prime area two acres of land. Ideal loca­ old, female, no papers. Lov­ 19 PIECES Roomi Without Board 59 back log of applicants. Present 8 rooms, aluminum sided rooms an exceptloiially large. with city utUltles. Ranging In \ disposal, patio with sliding fices all' air-conditioned. Extra 24’ living room, 24’ bedroom, price from $5,000 and up. PhU­ tion for pony or horse. Only able and intelligent, Ideal pet 8297 MGTEL rooms, weekly rates — owner willing to assist with fi­ raised Ranch, bullt-lns, fire­ glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ storage space of approximate­ etc. Formal dining room, fire­ brick Agency, Realtors, 648- $17,000. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ from a family of good hunters. Tuterior Designer wants reliable maid service, restaurant ad­ tiful, beautiful. Call ly 1500 sq. ft. off street park­ nancing to a responsible party. place, family room, 6H assum­ tor, 640-46S5. 646-1795. family or newlyweds to accept For further details call the place,, pmreh, garage. Beautiful­ 4800. jacent. Call 043-1607. ing facilities. Rental $200. able mortgage, $80,600. Meyer ------!------delivery of complete Model Dis­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. ly landscaped yard. Custom HEBRON — 614-room Ranch monthly. Will be available Agency, Realtor. 6484)606. play of Quality BHirniture Just 646-4200. built for present owner. $26,800. tu n ROOM for rent, gentleman only, 649-6651 649-2179 early In January. (^ 1 649-0238 Out of Town on heavUy wooded lot, FREE kittens, double pawed, removed to warehouse for Pub- MANCHESTER — Six - room Pbilbrlok Agency, Realtorsk central location, free parking, or 643-1666 between 9 a.m. - 4 F w S d o 75 basement, rear potxUi, many housebroken. Call 648-0078. lie 'Bale. Modern 8 complete MANCHESTER — 20,000 square Colonial overlooking Center 8444200. extras included in the sale references required. 648-2663, p.m. weekdays only for Inspec­ rcoins vdth ’ he $',000 look. 8 649-8160. MANCHESTER — New flve- foot masonry Industrial build­ Park. 1% baths, two-car OOVBINTRY—Four - room year price. Fine residential area. .4' tion appointment. ing, VR acres, central location, garage, large rooms. Immedi­ FIRST Offering—Excellent 0- MEBRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU pc. Convertible Living ro6m apartment in two-fam­ round Raadi. Treed tot T.J. CTrockett, Realtor, 648- all utilities. Many possibilities, room Colonial, tQe bath, plan- ONE male tiger kitten, looking Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. NICE bedroom for gentleman, ily home. ’Three bedrooms. NEW LY remodeled office, peut- ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ $12,000. Keith Agency, 646- 1677. including commercial use. tered walls, full Insulation, for good home. Call 649-6480. Dinette. $10 down, you may good references, private home, Available Immediately. Range, ly fimilshed on Main St., beat cy. 64S0181. 4186, ais-uaE ------purchase any roonri Indl- very near center, 21 Church disposal, carpeting throughout. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. fireplace, hot water oil heat, SOUTH Windsor — SH room included. $60. Call 648-6678. MANCHES’TE#R Suburbs — 7- attached garage, city utOltlea, A rS lfL M Bm- AE vlduolly. Immediate dellv- St. 640-4066. Garage. $190 monthly plus Ranch, one - third down as­ THESE COUPONS ARE SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ■wT ery or free storage. utilities. Paul W. Dougan, WAREHOUSE or storage space, room Split, tip-top condition, near bus line, shopping and NOTICE sumes 6-14 per cent mortgage. LARGE CLEAN, furnished Invostmont Proporty Realtor, 649-4685. can also be used as workshop. fireplace. Family roonri, gar- school. Owner anxious to seH. Immedtete occtqiancy. Rec SKI BOOTS, size 9Mi, men's, .5 ^ ** * Charge Plans room, gentleman only, kitchen PUBLIC HEARING Credit Call 648-9678. For Sola 70.A aj;e acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. SALE OF REAL ESTATE room, double garage, $38,900. SHOP EARLY FOR 0 % SELECTION AS QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED Rlecker, double lacS , excel- privileges, free washer, dryer, Plan FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. BOARD .OP DIRECTORS Hayes Agency, 6464)181. lent condition, used one sea­ parking. Palmer Realty, 648- SMALL STORE near 100 per PE A R L ST.—We are offering OXFORD Street — Seven-room Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER, son. Can 228-3146. DISCOUNT FURNITURE j312. for immediate sale a 14-room 5H ROOM Ranch, brick front, 8 Colonial in choice area. Older SOUTH WlNDSORr-Birch HUL OUR STORE WILL OLO^E AT 6 P.M. XMAS EVE, DEC. Mth cated. Adults only. 643-2171 cent Main Street location. Ap­ CXlNNBCnCUT WAREHOUSE ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Duplex dwelling, ctirrently be­ bedrooms, fireplace, garage, home completely rebuilt- Raised Raneb, modem kttdi- DARK RICH atone free loam, LIGHT housekeeping room, ful­ days. PROPOSED ORDmANCaS NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS ing operated as rooming house pork-Uke yard. Immediate oc­ ’Three rooms down, three up en with buUt-toe formal din- r ------five yards,' $16. Sand, gravel, ly furnished, 801 Main St. Call NoUce is hereby given that 7c?^CLIP & SAVE COUPON 8580 Main St. Hartford MANCHESTER — Northwood with annual gross rental of cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayea plus finished attic. ’Two full tag room, cathedral celling 7i7 c LIP & SAVE COUPON' stone, fill, manure, pool, and 648-4074, the Board of Directors, Town of 522-7249 Apartments. Available Imme­ nearly $7,000. You oould oc­ Agency, 646-0181. b a t^ , modern kitchen. Only and fireplaces in Uvlng room LADIES’ BOXED patio sand. Call 648-0604. Housos For Rant 65 Manchester, Connecticut, wUl LADIES’ — LONG (former Fuller Brush bldg.) diately, one and two-bedroom cupy haif of the houae and still $27.8b0. T. J. CSrockett, Real­ and famUy room, two full ’THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ TWO Families — Yes—two-two hold a Public Hearing In the I.AniEM' k n i t g l o v e s and ALUMINUM aheete used as 175 Pine at. Manchester apUt level apartments, central enjoy a grooa rental of $8,500. baths, two-car garage, three- H A N K Y S E T S tage St., centrally located, ATTRACTIVE Five-room Cape families, buiH In 1907 Garages tors, 648-1577. Hearing Room at the Municipal QUILnO ROCES CIIIIJIRBN’S printlilg plates. .009 thick, 38x 646-2882 alr-condltirty Boy Now and Save! I—ir* Teflon apartments. Master TV anten­ pool. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, lot. $39,500. CaU 648-0764. pal Building, 41 Center Street, Assorted C Wallpaper Supply. location. Quick occupancy. Bel (140) Feet; With Coupon payments ot 88.00 eao)i or pay na. Coin-operated laundry in tate Associates, 648-6139. separate furnaces, tile baths, With Coupon fk>lara Plaids Only $186 monthly 875-8776, Air Real Estate, Vincent A. ’TWO FAM ILY, 4H - 4 rooms, SOUTHERLY by other land Manchester, ConnecUcut, Tues­ With Coupon 151 cash 522-0984 dealer basement. Large storage area. newly pednted, porches, one Sloes a to 18 FOR SALE — Snow plow, 6' NOW Renting — ’Three and five 876-7466. Bogglnl, Realtor, 648-9332. first floor vacant, separate fur­ of the Town ot Manchester, day, January 6, 1970, at 8:00 Without Coupon 814n Without on 86.U Schools, shopping a n d block from Main St. Owner 648- Without Coupon 86.1 with hydraulic lift and attach- FOR SALE—assorted living room large luxurious apart­ naces, 100’ frontage. Invest­ One Hundred Fifty-Six (156) p.m. to consider and act on the churches convenient to Pres­ VERNON—Large 6-room apart­ SPEND your free time skiing, 6946. menta. Call anytime, 628-7000. room furniture Including port­ ments with h'at, etc. Charles ment property. Call owner, following: idential Village. On bus line, ment, IH baths, no utilities, this clean new home needs lit­ Feet: J, able TV and console sewing Lesperance, 649-7630. 649-1919 between 11 a.m.-l p.m. WESTERLY by a drive­ The purchase of real estate ’Thompson Rd., off Center St. children accepted. Security. tle care. ’Three - bedroom I- machine. Also one year-old way and other land of the consisting of a 50 foot Strip Open 1-7 p.m. dally or by ap­ MANCHESTER — Suburban- 646-2620. Ranch, large treed yard, hullt- chrome dinnette set, 4 chairs, Town of Manchester, One of land from Highland Florist*—Nunariot 49 pointment anytime. 646-2623, Large four-room, first floor In kitchen, large living room. TtJ C\.\? & SAVE COUPON TtfcLlP & SAVE COUPON ' , , ------J^!9-l‘!34 after 5:30 p.m. One Hundred Forty (140) Street to rear ot the Izitz ALL OUR O.B. CHRIS’TMAS ’TREES — "Chit ______,_ 1 ______013-1023, 643-4112. apartment. Modern kitch­ ROCKVm^E — new 8-room Call today. Keith Agency, 648- The Wrap-Around Cosy Car-Coat Feet; Nature Park property from your own!” Choose from large RfilMODELINQ Kitchen — all en and bath, garage. $110 apartment, wall to wall car­ 4126, 649-1923. STEEL BLADE ELEOTRIC SKILLETS A'E HAVE customers waitllR for the sum of One ($1.00) DOL­ Boise Cascade CorporaUon monthly. Adi4tl,f only. Hayes peting, stove, refrigerator and eiRLS’ PAJAMAS •eleotitm, beautiful White metal cabinets, pine-paneled (or the rental of your apart FAUCNOR DRIVE — SU-room LAR and other good and valu­ for the sum of $500.00. Spruce, Scotch Pine, Wreath.s, Island, OE dishwasher, sink Agency, 646-0181.'% dishwasher, $146 monthly. 875- SNOW SHOVa ISA FRY PANS ment or homt. J.D. Real Es Cape. New roof, siding, fire­ able consideration. A copy of the propoeed Ordi­ 166% Cotton Flannel Evergreen Boughs. Bring your with disposal, QE range, food- 6979. 875-6783. Brtgttt Assorted tate Asaomates, Inc., 648-6131 COZY 4 rooms, first floor avail­ place, enclosed porch. Bbccel­ A copy of the proposed Ordi­ nance may be seen In the family. Stanley Tree Farm, arama, copper hanging light, Colon sturdy Built for able, $130. monthly. Call 649- HEBRON New two-bedroom lent residential area. Near nance may be seen In the Town Town Clerk’s office during 2 7 Huge Assorlrosnl to Long Hill Rd., off Route 6, at small Items, portable ’TV, un­ MANCHESTER— Nice two-bed­ Sises 8/tx I 7/14 Lona Service 1919 between 11 a.m.—1 p.m. apartment with wall to wall sdioola. $33,000. Hayes Agen­ Clerk's office during business business hours. With Coupon \ Q ° / o M Andover (Church. Open week­ used carpets, drapes, gold-a- room apartment. Available U M IT 1 thooM From carpeting, OE appliances, cy, 646-0181. hours. Dated at Manchester, Con­ ends starting Dec. ISth. WMk- way vibrating couch with bi­ January. Appliances and heat With Coupon With Coupon SEXXIND floor, four - room heat and hot water. Quiet lo- Dated at Manchester, Con­ necUcut, this 16th day of De­ Without Coupon 82.87 days after December ISth by cycle attachment, sandbag, Included. Garage. $150 month­ ASSUMABLE mortgage, 5)4 apartment with large attic. caUon. CaU 328-9800. necticut, this 16th day of De­ cember 1989. Without Coupon 6I-6T appointment. 742-6438. ” No etc., tones muscles the easy ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Stove, regrigerator, heat, hot per cent, 7-room Cape. Modern James F. Farr, Tagging!” way. 876-2273. 649-4536. kitchen, formal dinfaig room, - V il cember 1969. water, garage. Elderly couple ELLING’TON — Pinney Brook James F. Parr, Secretary Apartments. New large deluxe three bedrooms, finished roc preferred. (>U1 648-1738. Secretary Board of Directors ' 7c'’ CLIP & SAVE COUPON MANCHES’TER — One-bed­ 8H-room unit In brick one- room with bar In basement. Board of Directors Manchester, Conn. 7c?’CLIP & SAVE COUPON Tc^CLIP 8 SAVE COUPON room Garden type apartment. FIVE rooms, near Parkade and story garden apartment buUd- Acre lot. $23,900. PhUbrick Town of Manchester O.B. 6BD I8 Available now. Heat, and ap­ bus line, garage. Jan. 1st. oc­ Ing, total electric, buUt-in oven Agency, Realtors, 646-4800. m V 's MEN’S pliances Included. $148 and cupancy. Call 649-2781 for ap­ and range, refrigerator, dta- OAN OPENER mi $160 per month. Paul W. Dou­ pointment. pooal, alr-condlUoner, Interior SIX ROOMS plus Cape — 8 bed­ SWmOER CLUTCHES COWBOY BOOTS •V-r-te.v-sH- MALE HELP WANTED gan, Realtor, 649-4638. brick wall, formal dining area. rooms, plus partially finished Is KNIFE SHARPENER APARTMENT —, 8H rooms, room, that can be made Into Chained Style in WsiUngten Style Basement laundry cmd storage. upon Cons MANCHES’TER — Two - room stove, refrigerator, heat, hot small study or anything you ARE YOU THE MAN? Assorted Colors Smooth I Savoral axcoNanf opportunlHas hova do- $136 per month. Adults only, S a v - 0 0 AutomaUrnHy efficiency. Excellent location. water. Near Manchester Hos­ pleiMe. Fireplaced Uvlng room, Always a Wanted Leather Uppers wlwith volopad in our Bmi. Henfo memy oponlngs no pets. CaU James J. Ges- To Join our test growing restannuit management team. Gift Walk to stores and bus. $135 pital. Immediate occupancy. upetaira attractively flnlah- S im p le Cork Leather With for sloady worii. No axporlonca r^uirad. monthly including everything. aey at 878-0184. W e wUl taoeh yon oD nbont this exdting ''people** With References required. $150 per ed In knotty pine. Full base­ tmetarst Oood eolorjr while team ing. With Cot Without I 818J7 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, (149- HEBRON — WaU St., cloae to ment. BbcceUent area. Con­ Without Coupon i •IM • U Yoor round work wMi ovurtimu. Top pay month. Phllbrick Agency, on 811.97 4686. shopping and schools, 4-room venient to Bchoola dnd shop­ rafot, many bonoBfs, union shop. An oquoi Realtors, 646-4200. TOP COMPANY BENEFITS ■I ping. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER —’Two - bed­ apartment, first floor, 2 bed­ 2 opportunity umpioyar. TWO-BBDR(X>M duplex In two- room deluxe Garden type rooms, stove and refrigerator, Good buy at tSS.900. CaU Paul OPPOBTUNTTY FOB ADVANCEMENT apartment. Available now. family. Stove. garage, Uled wall to wall carpeting, heat W. Dougan Realtor, 648-4585. ■NO wvrgftf NHPP fQK THHt FQUiQWIMO bath, modern aiid quiet. $168. and hot water, parking, cellar Contact Mr. Roynoh^ Heat, appliances, carpets in­ $3,800 DOWN buye this Immac­ t e t e r ^ w s held dteUy at ttm etore, 001 Mlddte Tplse., heated. Security. Norman Hoh- storage, $185. monthly. CaU Went, Btaochester, between the hoars a t S-11 0 .(0., cluded. $188 monthly. Paul W. ulate six-room Cape on West- Dougan, Realtor, 649-4538. enthal, Realtors, 646-1166. 646-0882, 649-3871. Available Im­ 8-5 pan., 7>9 pan. SPECIAL PURCHASE — LADIES FAKE FUR HATS mediately. side. OarpeUng, fireplace, eat- AUIED BUILOme SYSTEMS in Utohen, partial rec room $ FIVE-ROOM duplex, three bed- 1.00 m TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER rooma. $176 per month. Rental Furnishod VERNON—Spacious SH room with heat, aluminum ertndows. A C T U A L VALUES TO 4.99 IN ASSORTED Low 20’s. Won’t last. Wolvar- KMT agreement, security deposit. Aportmoals 53-A garden apartment, one bed­ BURGER CASTLE Earle Everett Real Estate, room, living rown, kitchen, ton Agency, Realtors, 8480818, 3 dinette, stove, refrigerator, SIZES COLORS and STYLES. YOUR CHOICE AT ONLY 649-8538. FURNISHED or unfurnished, 8- MANCHESTER-Orove St, oft SYSTEMS, Inc. room apartment In private dishwasher, dlspoaal, heat and KUO FOUR ROOM flat. $188 month- hot water furnished,' swimming Summit, newer two-family du­ ) ! y « k home. Pleasant, convenient plex. $38,000. 8480288. ly. Rental agreement, security location. Working adults, 648- pool, tennis court, club house, 8265 deposit. Eterle Biverett $157 monthly. 875-3963. Real 2880. SUMMIT ST. —’ta-room ate- 23’.31“ O Estate, 649-8588. 5383 gle, six rooms down sad four TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ ROCKVILLE — 54 Proopect St.. Experienced... 4^ ROOMS, froe heat, hot 3-room, first-floor apartment. up. m baths. Neste rateocc- CHRISTMAS WRAP SALE!! ment. Heat, hot water, stove, Add this wrap-around i water, parking. Manchester Stove and refrigerator includ­ atlng. Immedlato occupancy. Knit in an interesting refrigerator. Apply Marlow's, skirt to your wardrobe stitch, this longer-Iengu » Garden Apt. 15 Forest St. Fine residential area. Sensibly ADVERTISING 867 Main St., Manchester... ed. $90. Four rooma, aeoond . . . it's so quickly made car-coat will fit into your WEDNESDAY ONLY WHILE OUANTITISS LAST 'ir J floor apartment, etove and re­ priced at $88,800. TJ.Croekstt. that you’ll stitch several 1 ^ LDOKINO (or anything in real wardrobe with the great­ LINOTYPE frigerator included. 8100. CaU Realtor, 88S-Un. No. 8265 with PHOTO- est o f ease. To complete ^ sstete rentals — apartments. Janies J. Oeaaay at 878-0184. GUIOG is in Waist Sises the picture, knit the • CURUNO RtRtON — WIDE FLAT RIMON ~ VB.VET RINON ~ T1NSB. CORO ^ Domes, mulUpls dwsUlngs. so HURRY — Bowers School, kuw 23, 24. 25 27, 29 and snog-fitting helmet for TRAINEE f (ses. CaU J D. Raal Estate For Root 64 R O C K V n X ^ 8 Regan 8t.. 4- tlO’s. for fids atx-room Colo­ 81 inches. Size 24 inches cold-weather wearing. • GIFT ROWS — POM POM ROWS ~ FROSTED ROWS — WREATH ROWS -^1 OPERATOR Associates. Ine. M S «I8 . room, 3-bedroofn, second floor, nial. IH baths, garage, fam­ . . . 2H yards of 45-inch. No. 5SM has knit direc­ Iminediate opening for an alert, intelligent and FrVB-RCX>M suRe of front Main new, apartment. Total electric, ily styled kRcben, posaihla tarn m Is «Ui Ur Mte js8 tions . . . sises 10-20 in­ • SINGU ROLL AND MULTI ROU CHRISTMAS PAPER AND FOR. WRAP BTVB ROOMS, second floor, St. officeo, 100 par cent loca­ energetic yoanR man to service our advertiaera. buUt-tn oven, range, refrigera­ fourth bedroom, formal dining clusive. apartment with garage. Two tion near banka, air-condition­ This is a great opportunity to learn the advertis­ Immediate Opening tor, disposal, basement laun­ room, clean. Immediate poa- _ AT*. • ALL CHRISTMAS G fR ROXES IN ASS02Tp SIZES adults only, no pets. Refei^ ed, automatic fire sprinkler. ' Toas. PRICE dry and storage area- One sessica. Wotverton Agauey, ing business! Most have the use of a car. 87Vi APPLY IN PERSON AT THE ’ Dnees and security deposit re-; Apply Msrlow'b. 867 Main St. Realtors. 84Stel8. AYE. boor week, paid vacations, all company beneHta. e GIFT TAGS — FLAT GIFT WRAP — Td^ KLl FLAT TISSUE I qulred. $128. CsU 6484)684. ^ child permitted, no pets, $135. TOBE. OFF1CUE suite for rent. Bbccel­ per month. CaU Jamea J. Qea- a.T.; CHOICE aix-room Randi Oree TouHl want a copy o f the A ^ ly at Mice, Advertiaing D^Mutment 8:80-2:80. o DfDOOaMNmMNNI UTE BET* o XMAB TREES 95 Vy’EST Middle 'Tpke.., 4H- lent Center St. tocatkw. Suft- say. at $754)184. 4land;p0tpr €ttpttin0 Ifprald | bedrooms, buUt-lna, carpeUag, ■S8 F a n * W iater Basic o eiswns m m , OBUAMKins o TINSEL o noVRES 5 I able for doctor, attorney, real W k OFF M l TRIN-A-TREE ITEM! room duplex. Heat, hot tlrater, ------' > " — garage, beantifUUy tread aad FASHION from wfaiidi to Send 50# today for the I t W M ELL STEBI T—MANCHEOTBR, CONN. J electric stove, refrigerator, ga­ estate office. Ground floor. AU private lot. iBqMCt now. M U dioosa more patterns! new *89 Fall aad Winter ^Umr^BtYr dom ing i^TraUi rage. Available immediately.. uUUUea, parking. CaU 848-1680. Only 60$ a copy.. ALBUM! CaU 64828^ before 0 p.m. or 64845M. Ilead Herald Ads S i 2S S * ***^‘ " ^ IS MANCHESTER PflRKflDf OPEN SUNDAY-FRIDAY 10A.M. -10 P.M. PAGE EIGHTEEM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2S. 19fl» iHandfTBtTr lEtiTtting IfTraUi The Herald Wishes a Merry Christmas to Its Readers

A bou t Tow n Daihr Nat PMaa i , Zion Bvanc^llcal Lutheran Herald Cookbook Delayed CSnirch will have a Youth The Weather Christmas Service tonight 'at The Herald’s traditional Christmas present to its subscribeiB, the cookbook— “ From Your Neififhbor’s Fair and quite cote nadglii 7 :S0 at the church. » . . with lows zero to id aixrve- Kitchen”—will be delivered a little late this year. 15,880 Christmas Day dawn* lunny be­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church coming cloudy with che»ww o f will have a Festive Christmas Difficulties in printing and binding ^ v e delayed City o f ViBrnam Chmrm this year’s edition and it will not be delivered until Ught enow. Eve Serve for Children tomor­ VOL. LXEXIX, NO.'72 row at 4:30 p.m. at the church. the week of Jan. 5. (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1949 Advsrtleteg an Page 91) PRICE TEN CENTS The cookbook, which has been given to Herald Manchester Country Club vrlll have a New Year’s Eve party subscribera for the last ten years, is a ctdlection o f for members and guests from the recipes that appeared in the weekly “ Frmn Your 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. at the club­ Neighbor’s Kitchen” column during the year. P O W s B rin g house. A buffet will be served at midnight. Reservations may Herald co-publishers Thomas F. and Walter R. It Begins to Look be made by contacting the club Ferguson and their families wish you a happy holi­ Families Joy manager. day season and offer the hope that the joyful peace of Christmas may remain with us all through the ’The Al-Anon Family Oroup coming year. In Letters will provide speakers on coping A Lot Like .... with alcoholism at St. Bri^d’s i h b AaaoexATED f b b s b By THE AggOCIATKD PRESS U X Weather Bureau fixaeasl Church, EUmwood, tonight at ics at MH8. A resident of New Otola or letters from lai ■now for the Northmot. Th* bu­ 8:30 p.m. ’There will be no reg­ MUltoia of persona aitxBtd the School Board Britain, he will receive his BS American priaoneis of war fai reau also aald thara waa mow be ular Al-Anon meetings this world made last-minute propar- from Central Connecticut State North Vietnam have brought the Pacific Northwest, nn««i— n week. College in June. Salary, $6,800, •tlan* today to oelebrate Christ- Grants Leave, Jot In homea around the mea. OallfomU and hriand to UtSh pro-rated effective Jan. 20. nation. Some familiea ^tanifui and the Rockies, Marine Sgt. David J. Lyons, Miss Margery Greensteln to ior the first time that their men Although the meoaage of the The Vietnam ISondorinm son of Mrs. Robert Lyons of 88 Fills Posts teach Grade 6 at BenUey wars alive and weU. Idrth of JaouB esviot ia ’’Peace Oommlttee took note of tha hath Ooodwin St., is home for a 16- School. She will receive a B8 The four children o f MaJ. Don­ " (See Page Fifteen) haaaadnr thar*. 25,000 B. Idaal for the young sat— this monaural por­ And thia ahall he a aign unto y o u ; Ye Nixon want to Oapllol Hill No Herald table phono plays 33 and 45 RPM records any­ And all icent to be taxedf every one aluJl find the babe, wrapped in awaddling Tuesday to lunch with oongrae w here-with remarkable performance I Model 210 sional leaders shortly batora unto hia own city. [ dothea and lying in a manger. offers solid-state reliability', t^na and volume con­ they adjoumad th* first sanden Tom orrow trols, plus other quality features. Also available Cease-Fire of th* flat Oangriaa and haadid A n d auddenly th ere waa, with th e angel, home. Driv* Ssfaljr snd hfiVE M W - GREEN with solid-state AM radio—only $29.90 Complete Custom And Joaeph alao went up from Galilee, Many of thorn win find a out of the city of Naxareth, into Judea, unto a m ultitude o f th e heavenly boat priaiaittg white Ohrisbnas. A m owelera s Marry <3hiistniag. Stereo System Starts in V iet God, and aaying. C. For the look and the sound of excallanca— the city of David, which ia called Bethlehem; btonkated the Mltoraal and the STAMPS model 9261 has Precision Player/Amplifier (with BAIGON (AP) — Allied forces (hecauae he waa of the houae and lineage of dust cover) that provides greater undistorted music •119“ btgan a 24.hour Christmas truoe D avid.) Glory be to God in the higheat, and on tonight, 17 boun after the otart earth, peace, good will unto men. Given Awdy Every Week power output and banishes discernible record and of a three-day cease-fire de- Diamond Stylus wear, four extended-range clarsd by the Viet Cong. speakers—two in each enclosure—plus complete The South Vietnamese min- To be taxed with hia eapouaed wife, he- And It cam e to paaa, aa th e angela wert 1st PRIZE— 12,000 J-du: STAM PS audio control functions and solid-state reliability. tary oommand said tt had ous- ing great with child. gone away from them into heaven, the ahep­ panded as many as 60 offenatvo 2nd PRIZE— 8,000 STAMPS opera ttooa of battalion slae or . herda aald to one another. Let ua now go D. For home, office, or school—wonderfully con­ lorgar throughout the country./ And ao it waa, that while th ey w ere even unto Bethlehem, and aee the thing 3rd PRIZE— 5,000 STAM PS > venient battery-operated model 9022 is but one Cassette Spokeoman aald the alMes were tvhich ia come to paaa, which the Lord hath kaeplng up local patrola and re- there, the daya were aeeompliahed that ahe Dmwing will be held every Monday morning and the winning nimfaere of many solid-state Magnavox recorders. It offers Tape Recorder ahould he delivered. made known unto ua. will be posted at our station. eomwlasance fUghta and would outstanding playback and recording functions. fir* first If It appeared that ene­ Wlnnera must collect their stamps by 9 p-m, the foUowii« Slttuiday Easy-to-operate lever controls, plus dynamic mi- my troops on tbo move were I And they came with haate and found n ig h t. ^ . crophone with on/off, blank reusable cassette, »39“ threatening them. And ahe brought forth her firatbom Drawing Every Monday. Mary, and Joaeph, and the babe, lying in the earphone, batteries, and accessory case. A UJB. communique okld aon, and wrapped him in awaddling dothea, American foreaa “wiU manger. an olart pasture and will taks and laid him in a manger; hecauae there waa E. Only 4" high—yet model 1001 brings you amaz­ naotaaory seoarlty precanttana no rrtom for them in the inn. And taken they had aeen it, they made ing room-filling sound, plus lasting Magnavox to protect friendly fom a or in- knoam abroad the aaying which wea told solid-state reliability. Complete with easy-to-read atanatlmw," - j. th em eoncering thia child. Slide Rule Dial, private-listening earphone, bat­ Atthough air attacka on tar- And there waa in the aeme country DOUBLE Powerful gats In gouth Vietnam w eis sus- tery, and wrist strap—it brings the pleasure of Pocket Radio pandad 34 hours, ooureas ahepherda abiding in the field, keeping crystal-clear AM listening anywhere I said UJL planas wera oontin- watch over their fU»ck by night. And all they that heard it wondered et GREEN STAMPS * 0 9 5 ntag their attacka on North Vlat- thoae thinga which were told than by the wameae tnfUtratlao routes In ahepherda. WITH ALL FILL-UPS Naatwm Laos. And lo, the angd of the Lord came &i tbs hours between the atart Com* In today ... s*l*ct from ov*r 200 upon them and the glory of the Lord ahone •xciting Magnavox gift valuasi of tba anamy and slued cease- But Mary kept all theae thinga end pon­ _ 2 ® flree^ a period la wliieh tba ol- round about them and they were aore efndd. dered them in her heaat. Itad eommanda aald thalr forcM rcntlnuad oparatiaui oa - Om u a Oommand reported one aerioue toeldeBt sditch It oonaid- RETREADS THREE PAYMENT PLANS eesd a Viet Gang TtolaUon of fiw OUR OWN SERVICE STAFF * enemy's own oaaaa-fks. WHITEWALLS-BUICKWALLS 1. SO Dio'B Oesh A doymotw mlaa went-off,-ap- Virginia Meets Her Man Lerger Sixea 2 f o r * 2 8 T o OMore you »f the beat rontlaaed poranfiy datonatad etaetricaUy pertormeace. we here our own etaff S. M Down, Vi S0>60-90 Days by ramets control, kflled tour HUDSON, N.Y. (AP) — Th* lady who had a vwt and a Toy Dolls Replace Beer Cans A N Y SIZE Phis 370 ta BOO per the Fed. Excite ol elate Hceueed electroalata. American aokUars, and wound­ htoa from gonto Ctoua Tuaottoy laid teamed oean ^ telM t o and 2 reoeppeble tiree that be waa rsaL SAIGON (AP) — DoUs, modal, Army Jaap and began dWribot- the local while a govam. LISTED (eeme eite) off your car. S. Budget Tcroui Anautad ed fls* Amorican troops, two M fioulh VUtnamaae aoldlats and ‘TXi boy, stoat m aurpetea," Vlrghda Dougin can, eolcflag books, elothaa lag tha praaante to lb* swag mont drams team acted out the tm> Vtatnameae ctvtllana. The atoen John OBnus, a man who has ptayed 'tfiante's and candy raplaoad diocardad childrm from tha ^oey. troops wore oweapiag a road 30 to r to yw *. vMtad bar nt Oohxnbte w— beer cana and culoMta tram C- tribaa. Than Amariaaa troops (gm Pag* Pemataa) ooUas Borihseat of fialgaa and . Ttong Vhgiida O’ttonion. Mrs. Doigdaa. mnr SO, wrote tores mllee from the haadquar- tsUoa bones aa Chriataua toya emtoan mattes ami * Mtar to m newipeper oaMag If there isafiy wm a gante lor 3AH Moategaard efaUdrea H sarvad load and isfratomante. taes of toe U X SMh Infantry Ol- Ctoma. "Ten, Vbghda. toare Is * fioaia Cteaa," A s waa laid to th* hilla of South Vlahmm to- A tetter andosad wfib am* a rgply tom baa baoome a Ofartahnoa dnade. day. package read. "Mv aactoae te GORMAN BROTHERS has bean teScad to h m down hondrsto of requaria for HeUeoptera canted gltte eol- ttk* oa* appte la^ rn g m Sa at Thu Edition r bean Tuesday Bight bat la fsaponei to lb* raqueate A a did eOar a lacted ia a drive la fiw Sente tree*. bU kaamtm M wtU Spraying for Peace 770 MAIN 'SnteET Potterton’s. Inc fiw Viet o o ^ eoMa- Monies. Odtf., area to Ih* ra- make one child heppy amha* ; MANCHiSm d. flv* -tanselst a^ mala mouatain dtotrlct- my ChrtatoMS ntots o M sa h v HeraUTa GUt Two taen-age Ladysi^ Conn., girls opPE THG MIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STROT a rspcrtad. tour of of Be To. tU mltea northeast of fat" To Neumhoya C^riztnuu wish in t ^ r osm w ay s p r o y b ig 1 130 CBNTBt ST. do not ban* bay*, ao i I cteldim wto have ; Saigon. * ^ Monlagaard praacher masaa^ with a can of dacorating snow o b i IHitmiirtart by Mercury OU Co. MANCHESTER la o te Claas raUed up to on told the alary of Ih* MaOvity to trass in the aren. (AP Photofaz)