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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-POUR Avanice Daily Nat Praaa R u The Weather For H m Week Ended Cloudy tonight. Bnow likely , Deoendber XS, 1667 toward monting. Ixnr tonight In Manchesiter WATIBSS has can­ Aviation Machinist Mate 8.C. to e the second oonseoutlve year, vUe, was chaiged wMh reck­ 20e. Snow tomorrow. High In up­ celed its meeting scheduled for Richard A. Soblelo of the Navy, Contract Let will be distributed door-to- less driving last night, after he 120 iHanrhFfitrr Eumitig IlFralb per 20e. About Town door, to all town househcMi. tundgM. Ttie executive boaid of son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. was observed driving a car wMh 15,563 Robert C. VarvelU, son of the ^grcKp wUl meet Friday at Soblelo of 226 School St. is For Printing Mancheeter— A C U yof Village Charm Mm. t«n a C. Varvelli of 162 no Mgbta on Center St, was CG 8 pjn. at the home o t Mrs. Ted serving aboard the anti-sub­ (ClMMlZied Advertlstng on Page SB) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Wells St., recently fired expert Zimmer, 472 Mfdn St. marine warfare support aircraft Town’s Report pursued and atopped at Center VOL. LXXXVIL NO. 78 (TWENTY-EI6HT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 with the M14 rifle during his carrier, USS Bennington, as a A contract has been ownarded Police Arrests and Stone Sts. Ourless also re­ Army basic training at Ft. Dlx, Memorial Temple, Pythian member of Antl-Submarle Fight­ to the Technical Press of Wajp- ceived a written wttming for N.J. The expert rating is the ping (o r printing 1S,000 copies having defective equipment on Sisters will celebrate its 4Sth er Squadron One. His squadron Arthur F. Bralnard, 21, a Ma­ highest mark a soldier can Manchester's 1966-67 Annual 'his motor vehicle. You’ll anniversary at its regular meet­ U based at the Naval Air Sta­ rine stationed at Camp Le- achieve on his weapons qualifi­ ing Friday at 8 p.m. at Odd iRepoirt. The company Is a dl- David M. Wolienberg. 16, o f ^ ‘iS f < J f ^ tion, Alameda, Calif. }eune, N.C.; and Penelope L. Koffi-Ste rram we jrtve j w cations test. Fellows Hall. Members are re­ vision olf Jay Bengren Associates. 164 HlUiard St. wan charged E xplosion Rychllng oif Coventry were l u t b l y f r e e . * SiJD 300 Dentures from Ocean minded to bring a grab bag gift. Technical Press, at Wd open­ wttti speesUng, failure to obey a for your cpnem. We fVSh**” M a ^ e Pvt. Michael P. Lind­ charged with breach o f peace you have developed. It s ^ freeb- Manchester and Friendship ings last Wednesday, offered a stop sign and failure to obey a W e d and top quality and Ko- say, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sunday about 1:30 am. after a Lodges of Masons will meet to­ The Senior Citizens Club will price o f |3,513 and was the traiffic control signal on two , dak. too. Quk3c prooesstnc . . . Fatal in. H. Lindsay of 62 Oxford St. re­ disturbance at 152 Charter Oak I M hiour aervice tor Teacher Has Toothy Problem gether tonight at 6 :30 for a meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the lowest bidder among five print­ counts, Saturday morning. Po­ I black and white (Jurt cently completed two weeks of St. Table Lodge celebrating St. Senior Citizens Center, Myrtle ing companies. It promised de­ lice say Wolienberg was, ob­ ' a little bit longor for two cents to anyone else except the training under simulated com­ color). By FRANK MDRHAY John the Evangelist Day. A hot and Linden Sts. livery within 30 days and its Anthony McAlHater, 26 o f no served passing a stop sign at B. H anover Associated Press Writer . owners." plate dinner will be served at bat conditions in the fundamen­ price InchideB all necessary certain address was charged Center and Goodwin Sts., was MO Comito got most ot the dentures last HANOVER, Maas. (AP) — MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Matthew Comlto 6 ;30, and the Table Lodge speak­ The executive committee of tals of day and night patroling, type setting. It had submitted with intoxication after he was chased, passed red lights, and mm summer from lifeguards at Miami B ea^ Fire and exploaion today ripped has a problem with thousands of teeth er will be the Rev. Russell B. the American Legion will meet employment of infantry weap­ an alternate price of 63,276, al­ found staggering along the side­ was finally stopped at the Cen­ who had picked them up after they AT THE PABKADE a frame building at the Atlantic in it. Camp of 41 Walnut St., Prot­ tonight at 7 :30 at the post home. ons, survival methods and as­ so low, fo r printing camerar walk at 44 Pearl St. early Sun­ ter. floated ashore over the years. d r u g 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WE8T| Research Oorp., manufacturers Comito has a jug filled with 300 estant chaplain at the state pri- The regular meeting of the post sault tactics, at Camp L«Jeune, reaxfy materiaL day morning. All accused are scheduled for lu e e r r T "Some people go out fishing and do of antt-personnel mines for use denture plates, most of them flotsana •son in Somers. scheduled for tonight will not N.C. Manchester’s annual report. James B. Curiess, 24, o f Rook- court appearance on Jan. 8. more drinking them fishing," Comlto In Vietnam, killing one perstm picked up along Miami Beach in past be held. years. explained. "If they’re swimming, they and injuring at least 14 others. get a mouthful ot water and lose the The small wooden structure He’d like to return some of them to Seamen Recruits Francis J. teeth." was used for mixing explosives, their owners but In spite of correspon­ McCaughey, son of Mrs. Fran­ police said, and a small fire dence, telephone calls and one public Comlto said each of the approximately cis McCaughney of 24 Goslee touched oft the explosion. showing of the dentures, Comlto has yet 30 million denture wearers in America Dr., and James J. Murphy, son NOW GOING ON! Twenty seven persons were to find a single right mouth. should have his name ground into the of Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. reported in the building. "It’s quite a challenge to find some­ plate for identlflqatlon and return. Murphy of 176 Hackmatack St., Elouth Shore Hospital in South one,” he said. He said most ot the plates floating recently graduated from nine Weymouth received 12 vic^ms Comito is an instructor in dental ashore in Miami probably were lost weeks of Navy basic training GREAT ANNUAL SAVINGS EVENT! and at least 10 were held^for technology at the Lindsey Hopkins Pub­ further south, perhaps In the Florida at Great Lakes, ill. Training treatment. One mah was report­ lic Adult Education Center. TTie Jug of keys. 2 2 Center. ed in critical condition. false teeth is on his desk in the class­ "Anybody who lost their plates in the Two persoiu were taken to room. Miami area might look for them up In Brockton Hospital from the "They cost a minimum of $160 each," Fort Lauderdale or Palm Beach," he plant located some 25 miles Comito said, "but they’re not worth said. EVERYTHING south of Boston. TO CELEBRATE The explosion tore off the roof o i the building, one of several in THE NEW YEAR! the sprawling industrial com­ plex. ARTHUR DRUG Reporters were denied admit­ 6 tance to the area, all being 7 stopped at the main gate about Copter Rockets, Soldiers WINDOW half a mile from the damaged Richard E. Mitchell, an exec­ CAMERA utive of Atlantic Research SHADES Oorp., said the plant was a sub­ Kill Haifa Red Battalion sidiary of Susquehanna Oorp., Made to Order RENTAL Alexandria, Va. The comjUex SAIGON (AP) — South Viet­ al roads, rails and canals from Vietnam rose with the arrival of Bring your old rollers In and REPAIR formerly was occupied by the below Hanoi to the demilitarized 600 men of the Royal Australian nave 8So per shade. former National Fireworks, Inc. namese soldiers and rocket- Have a problem? zone. Navy pilots reported 20 Regiment’s 3rd Battalion. There An employe who was passing spewing American helic»s- U 3.99 resentatives of the South Viet­ continue in 1B68. sepcu-ately were 55-gallon drums ing (Jhristtnas Eve on a runway Associated Press Writer are actions outside the military namese government, including It was the first major battle lobbed tear gas shells Into one The commander of U.S. forces Authorized agent in Man- For rare American beauty—ihapet and curvet at no other bra of raw lead azide, primary ex­ at Gen. Mitchell FiehL field, and there the enemy are E. A. JOHNSON SAIGON (AP) — Presidential President Nguyen Van Thieu after the 24-hour Christmas part of the defense ring but In Vietnam estimated that the ^chester for all Airlines, can . . . weighilettly. Bra hat nylon Crepetet cupt lined with plosive for the mines, and RDX, The plane’s pilot saiw the car winning some substantial victo­ hopeful George Romney said to­ and Premier Nguyen Van Loc truce proclaimed by the South failed to follow up with a ground enemy lost about four times as Railroads and Steamship' secondary explosive. They are on the runway and was aWe to ries. PAINT CO. Lines. thin fiberfill, tha rett it nylon and Lycra power net. #3380. day that "military victories are He was asked about a report Vietnamese. The fighting began attack. kept in subfreezing tempera­ anroid a cradh by veering onto "We have no way of measur­ more than 12 hour« before the Allied troop strength In South (See Page Fourteen) 723 MAIN ST. tures. being won" by the United Statq/i ing the military victories from from Robert L. Plsor, the corre­ another strip. and Its allies In South Vietnam spondent In South Vietnam of end of the three-day cease-fire rag. $ 14 The blMt apparently occurred Jacobson told the Judge he the standpoint of the enemy's B. ''A n s w e r " Panty 11.99 but the Communists are winning the Detroit News, that U.S. Ma­ ordered by the Viet Cong. In an area where the two explo­ had Intended to get onto a free­ objectives. I personally am not The battle flared early Tues- The antwer to your figure problem. Midriff to thigh—all under sives are mixed. the so-called other war. imprgased with the body count rines stationed Just, outside Da way, but made a wrong turn. Nang had been brieifed ”*“> * *” “■ control in thit cuff-top long-legged pontie girdle. Satin vertical "Our mlUtary vicborlea are m eth^ of meastulng success. iw Starts Get Tough Policy (See Page Fourteen) being won without correspond­ id-destr6y operation northeast ttretch back panel. S, M, L. #485. "It’s such a big and complex fore the governor visited them, ing victories In the political, ^Quang Trl city. The South situation and so few people un­ Plsor reported that an enlisted economic and social fields," derstand it." lamese caught the Red Romney told a news conference man told him after Romney’s Miami Police Chief Foreign Cars oi Hanchesler The Best of Romney said he felt that force in the coastal flats and at the end of a three-day visit. visit; "We were talked to ahead “ generally” he was treated with pinned it to the coast as a sec­ Romney also criticized the FORM FIT ROGERS F^iir Navy Deserters candor by U.S. military and (See Page Twenty-Seven) ond government beittallon was 174 WEST CEMTEB ST. proportion of the U.S. effort In rushed up with armored vehi­ Aims at Hoodlums* South Vietnam, saying "there 'Curvelling" Contour Bra 2.79 cles to block the enemy’s escape MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Police wante to ohmlnte our crime remains the problem of the regularly 3.30 routes. Chief Walter Headley says that problem,” HeatUey said. "But Repairs on A ll Foreign Cars ‘Fed Up with Russia’ United States tending to do too 'C’ a A l i U l f l l U T A Artillery and Jet planes much of the Job themselves." HiaCIl 3 1 0 6 8^ iaim 8 Y ICtU l IC& community relations programs 10 per cent are young hoodlums Soft young rounding, ingenioutly detigned to do the mott for pounded the Viet Cong, and then In the city’s Negro district have who have taken advantage o< MOSC»W (AP) — Four U.S. sas, said only: "We have no you. Smooth and uncluttered Tricot— perfect under knitt. 32- The Michigan governor said the helicopters whirled in with failed so hU officers are under the clvl rights campaign." Specializing in Navy deserters who came to news of them.” again that he had been misled rockets and machine guns blaz­ 36 A, 8. White. #219. Tlie young sailors chatted __ orders to combat with riiotguns Headley, chief of the depart- - i Moscow to protest the Viet­ on his previous visit to South ing. They were credited with a and dogs "young hoodlums who ment for 19 years, said he took openly In M os(»w’s ( ^ k y Park more than two years *68 Seen Showdown large part of the enemy casual­ VOLKSWAGENS namese wax told a cheuice ac- with an ElngUsh-speaJdng mem- ^ ^ ^ ^ eotten a have taken advantage at the his action after toe CSiristmas D. "S h o rt S k irto r" regularly 6.00 4 .7 9 ties. civil rights campaign." holiday weekend in whirti there quaintance Wednesday they are ber <,( the diplomatic communl- ^ rounded view tWs time Heaxy flix© radined "Felons wUl learn that they were 66 violent crime, to toe Fomout web ttitching and double-layer Lycra give thit young "fed up with Russia,” a mem- skaUng on one of the j In Vietnamese War jViet Cong throughout the day can’t be bonded out from the area, tocludlng toree murdero. tmoother unique tieek power. P, S, M, L. White. #1830. and into the night, with flare- CHARGE IT WITH .. w L “ a S S K u M a ^ ^ Editor’s Note—What changes Both sides claimed numerous morgue,” Headley told report- ®**iy ^®®i white crlmG lumued sailors, all sporting 8**** time and that this did mislead taken place In the Vietnam victories this year. In the terms ships lighting the battlefield. By PHONE ’Ibe deserters, who ------'* ers at a news conference; were Involved; toe ar said approached the woman nxe,” he said. He expressed an- this year, and what is the of reference both used, both t a.m. today the enemy had evl- CrlUclsm from civil rights were Negro men," Headley ^ :iter th^;; heard her speaking 649-0005 Waloemo Hero they are anxious to get to Swe­ ger over the criticism of his ouUook? Here Is an appnUsal were right. f® "«y Buy BESTFORM English to friends leaders was swift even as ^ » den and settle down with steady statement In a television inter- ^ Associated Press re- American commanders tend leaving 42 riiies ana su ma- nutrola in the Central "iJOininumiy"Community retauonsrelations anaand au all ■ARTVORD NATIONAL She said they trt of thing h a. faUed," E. "Showcase" Long-Lino Bra 2.49 Jobs. ’They said they hope to go were being kept In a private In a week or two. ivate tary and diplomatic officials had ^ ^ ^ y six years and seen the World War U. The Communists the^ty^i “ rton^Sd frirfc" ^ Headley said. "W e have done regularly 3.99 house about two miles outside of ''brainwashed" him on his conflict grow from one involving see the war In terms of the fight everything we could, sending As of May 20, Shop Hours: 8 A 18", 26-38 (odd to 35). sorted from toe aircraft carrier measurements of our military ty of bigger and bloodier battles The other strikes raked coast- population is law abiding and said. #5635. T axpayer Intrepid “because they had had men—we’re winning toe mill- ahead, (See Page Twenty-Seven) Headley’s statement vms to 1 5 " length 6.99; reg. 8.98 enough of navy life amd toe ______contrast to recent comment by By JOSEPH R. COYNE war." (See Page Three) Associated Pres# Writer But since they arrived In Moo- 2 WASHINGTON (AP) — New cow in early November, die 2 Year’s day will bring both good said, they have begun to feel and bad news for toe American "The Russians are fed up with A PLAYTEX CIANT ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS IN JANUARY taxpayer. One tax will be us, too, and don’t know what to Egypt May erased from the government's do with us." books on Jan. 1 while another The sailors are Craig W. An­ will be increased for many per­ derson, 20, of San Jose, Calif., JANUARY SALE John M . Barilla, 20, of Catons- Set Free sons. ' Higher Social Security faxes viUe, Md., Richard D. Bailey, to be paid during 1968 wlU more 19, of JackaonvlUe, Fla., and than offset toe repeaf o t toe fed­ Michael A. Lindner, 19, o( 15 Ships S a n $1.00 eral stamp tax on real estate Mount Pdcono, Fa. They have Western newemaa YOU CANT HND A PIN^ SavG68« sales which was votedBd toIp 1®®® CAIRO (AP) — Hgypt may "Living"* Long Line but doesn’t take effect: iunol next since their arrlvaL soon release toe 16 ships strand­ HEATING OIL PROGRAM THAN*" Pliytex "Soft-line" Padded Stretch Brare onT)only r"' The Soviet Peace Committee, ed in toe southern half of the Bra with semi-stretch $6.95, reg. $7.95, That tax amounts to 66 cents which has been handling them, Suez Canal but toe waterway straps, only $2.84, reg. Adjustable stretch straps; for each $800, or fraction, of a ^ will not be cleared and reopened FOGARTY'S INSURANCE $3.50. With stretch sheer back and sides. real estate sale and m ean be- toe explanation toat they did not to international shipping unless straps, only $3.34, Also 44 Length Longiine tween $60 million and $70 mU- want to meet V^tem Journu- Israel evacuates Its troops from reg. $4.00 only $6.95, reg. $7.95.32 Uon esich year to toe Treasury ids. TOie U.S. ^ toe Sinai Peninsula, an offlelsl BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN 446 ("0” sizes $1.00 more) Department It is one of the fees niod a meeting wlto them oo Egyptian spokesman said today. collected from the home-buyer similar grounds, Dr. Mohamed Hsssan el Zay- when he signs Ms settlemwit As they skated in Ot® yait told a nemrs ccaferenco the • Level, economical payments. " M ila d y 's C a rn iv a l's Cupid's peqpers. their Russian escort kept them government is studying a ptau "Moasurette" imwnigh toe Social Security to view, although he was not to remove a sunken ship from Diamond III" "Secret Form" tax rate won’t Increase for 1968, skating, toe woman said, the southern portion of the canal • Payment protection for you and your Power Not Girdle CONTOUR BRAS POWER NET GIRDLE toe amount of salary oo which it "Where can we buy some com to allow toe trapped vessels to family in event of accident or sickness or Sava $1.00 is levied wUl—from $6,600 to records?” she said one <* leave. But he said the canal death. Save $1.00 $7,800. This wUl mean an addi- asked her. Another complainea would remain closed to shipphtg "L iv in g "* Long Line Bra tlonal tax of $6.80 for a person shout his Russian cloUiea a m 4.99 ^ 3.99 "Livin g"* Stretch.Bra only only $5.95, reg. $6.95. until Israel pulls back. 1.99 $3.95,...... reg. $4.95. Adiustab-ible esoidng $7,800 or more during ssdd he. had rtartod wearing ms “ We cannot reopen the canal AT NO COST TO YOU! reg. $5 i r«g. 3.50 stretchch straps; sheer back and toe year. navy trousers again. under the shadow of largell 5.99 '•s- V Teniion-eze control panel of ny­ isida$.32A-40CrD" sizes Prealdent Johnson has not yet "They were so {deased to And guns on the east hank of toe ca­ Phone: 649-4539 1$1.0Q more) Also-Save 66C on aigned the SocUl Security bill aomeooe wlto whom they coula nal," he said. Regular, long leg, knee lengthi. Lightweight zepholra botitta Da­ lon theer over totln for maximum Fatented dlamond-thaped front cron/cotton bro. Inner lined with abdominal control. Downtireteh /^'Living" Bra vrith bias-cut but is expected to do so aborOy. apeak EngUkh," aha aald. "They The semiofficial newspaper A1 panel for flawlett control. Vor­ polyeilei fiberfill to odd curvet Lycra totln lottex for complete ' elastic side panels. onN $3.29, Increased Social Security tax- are tired at talking through to­ (AP rtiolioau) Ahram had Indicated earlier to tical elottic bock, criii-crott ono exciting thope naturally eote In walking and tlttlng. reg. p.9S.32A-42C("6'^size$ es and mpeal of toe Federal terpretow, and toey fael their toe day that Egypt would under­ Fogarty Brothers, Inc. woltibond. Lightweight Lycra without tllHnatt. 32-36A, 32-38 Short, overage, toll. S, M, L, XL. ^$1.00 more) stamp tax on read estate are the words are not always translated take toe project to free toe White. No. 416. A Spondex. S, M, I, XL. While. B, C. White. No. 672. oidy two rtumges to toe tax law accurately." Derailment at ChurchviUe, N.Y. ships. FUEL OIL s BURNER l^lUiES A SERVICE which take ^ect Jan. 1. They tdd her toey have bean Rescue workers reinove p&ssengers frozn a car of the New York Oenti^l train that derailed yesterday. Nine persons were hurt. (•ae Page Thiea) 319 Broad Streot # Manchester, Conn. Downfovm Main Ste, Manchester • Open 6 Days— ThurSe Nights till 9 # Charge Accounts Inviled (Sea Bage Tirarty-S«v«) (See Page Fourteeia)

I A- it Books Added Is Open 6 Days The Year Round— ! h o U h ’s ft South dealer T o L ib ra ry Neither side vulnerable NCHTTH Monday thru Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Thur'sday and Friday to 9:00 P.M. Fiction THE ECSTA^ BUSINESS. ard Matheson, Charlee Beau­ By 8YD KBONI8H By AUFRED 8HE1NWOLD « AQ98 Deighton —Horse under wa­ B y Richard Condon. Dial. $5.96. mont and Henry Slesar? A P Newsfeatores "A trick saved is a trick (7 Q94 ter ^ Condon Is a word-magician And to compound the confu­ earned,” a certain kind of part­ The latest set of stamps from 0 Q62 Eberhart —Worntm on the roof who gives you a wild farce sion, she does include stodes by ner 'hastens to tell you. “ Early Nationalist China is for the « J54 CLEAN SWEEP CLEARANCE! -uv now ... B3den —Winterwood about the International movie such lightweights as J. O. Bal- to bid and early to pass shows Flemlng —A cry of whiteness Justness tmd combines It with a lard, Oordwalner Smith and birds—local birds, that la. A If a player really has class,” WEST EAST $AVE NOW ! ! ! aeries of six stamps featuring Oilman —Uncertain voyage detective mystery. That’s a Richard M. McKenna, he intones. Today’s hand # 4 3 # 6 2 Start The New Year Right With Hiamblen —The magic sum­ weird combination, but he also Quibbling aside, there are birds naUve to Taiwan appears brought forth another appropri- < 0 K865 O 73 PLUS— No Payment m er' throws In (without trading some very good things here, In beauUful color, reports the bridge proverb. 0 AJ95 0 8743 McComb —Nurse April Opening lead —three of spades # AQ6 109872 Until Next Year! Park —Gun In the dust full of puns and gags. What names always come up when (South drew two rounds of SOUTH mosan Bartlett; $2 Swlnhoe’s trumps and tried the heart # K J 1075 these 1967 $AVING$! Slmenon —The cat more could you ask? first-rate science fiction is dls- Maroon Oriple; $2.60 Formosan Singer —The manor Three people dominate the cussed—Walter M. M iller Jr., finesse. West refused the first <0 A J 10 2 Green Pigeon, $8 Forinosan Stein —The funniest killer in story. Most of the action takes Clifton D. Simak, FrlU Lelber, heart but took the second and O Kio Blue Magpie; $6 Formosan Ser­ town place on a movie location In Robert Sheckley and Isaac Asl- led back a third heart. South ♦ K3 FRIGIDAIRE “FROST-FREE” REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER pent Eagle; $8 Mikado Pheas­ Non-FIctlon thereupon led the ace of hearts South West North East Harnburg, Germany. mov. ants. The denominations are in ★ Complete v/ith the COMPACT AUTOMATIC "ICE-MAKERI" ★ McGannon —Fireman discarding the deuce of dia­ 1 # Double Redouble 2 # One is T y Bryson, hero of so The entries representing these Taiwan currency. Bates —The enamelist many successful film epics that writers really are among the monds from dummy. Pass Pass - 2 # , Pass Look! This new 19671 Those stamps are available at When declarer next led the Boulle —M y own R iver Kwal he finally gets a contract for 100 best. But they ought to be. After , , dealer 4 # All Pass Harvey King Robert Murdock Rllo-aHI _TTia RliraHI otnrv ______- all tWe man XOUr lOCai Stamp Oeaier. ten of diamonds. West was alert Frigidaire Refrigerator offersj Bugatti —The Bugatti story per cent of the box office gross, all, the men who wrote them Opening lead — # 3 enough to step up with the ace Butler —Doctor Gringo all the while clutching to his are among the best In the busi­ you all these woriclerful| Israel Joins the many nations of diamonds [and return a dia­ Co-Workers for Dr. Diskan Dinner Carefoot —Famine on the dependence upon his psychoana­ ness. issuing stamps commemorating mond, crash W the queen and conveniences and'more! wind lyst. Phil Thomas Hsovey King and Robert Mur­ International Tourist Year with king together. and West has no safe return at Coret Casuals as well as Carleton —Vegetables for to­ The second is the well-adver- dock are ticket co-chairmen, re­ a new set of three. The stamps, Dummy sadly announced "A I f W est reitums adlamond, dum­ from the co-chairmen. day's gardens ti.-ed, glamorous actress Caterl- spectively for Rotary Club and issued in cooperation with the fool and his discard are soon my ruffs while South discards Stanley N. Baldwin of 26 Ches­ Eisenstadt —The decline of na Largro, who can’ t get over Omar Shrine Club, for the testi­ ter Dr. is treasurer. United Nations proclamation of parted.” Quite___ right,^ of______course. a club. If West, instead, leads Compact Automatic empires the fact that she has been mar- Britain's Cooks monial to Dr. A. Elm er Diskan Reservations for parties can 1987 naming the entire yea f as ^uth^^haiT to g lv e up two club clubs. South gets a trick with Flnnle —Pioneers East i1ed and divorced several times ^ Ice Maker the two oTgainlzations will co­ be made with Mrs. Sally Marte Dial for Recipes International Tourist Year,” tricks and was therefore down the king of clubs. Frodsham —An anthology of from Bryson. sponsor Friday, Jan. 19 at Fl- of 176 W. Vernon St. have denominations of 80, 40 one. Dally Question 100®/o Frost-Proof — Cliinese verse The third Is Albert McCobb, By AP NEW8FEATVRES ano's. Dr. Diekan has given many and 80 agorot. Each bears the Premature Discard As dealer, you hold: Spades, no defrosting ever Guinness —Portrait of Dublin director par excellence of sus­ If you don’t know what to inscription “Welcome to Israel” 4-3; Hearts, Kr8-6-6; Diamonds, 2 The occasion will be to pay talks, Illustrated with slides, South made his mistake when Hammond —Sea and islands pense films, whose blabber­ tribute to the volunteer serv­ about the Hope, and it was the have for dinner and you live in in Hebrew, French and English he discarded primaturely on the A-J-9-5; Clubs, A-Q-6. (1^ Giant 153-lb. size top Hoyt —The Guggenheims and mouth pronouncements are tak­ ice Dr. Diskan has given to the result of presentations to the Britain, you can dial ASK 8071 respectively, ace of hearts. He should lead What do you sayT the American dream en for film doctrine. He too 1.3 a and get a recipe designed for ------^ freezer ^ hospital ship SS Hope. Dr. EMs- Rotarlans and the Shriners that the ten of diamonds before lead- Answer: Bid one diamond. The Hughes —Indonesian upheaval flamboyant nut. kan has already served two brought about the co-sponsor- the day on which your quandary Angola has Issued 10 new fourth round of hearts, hand is worth an opening bid, Huston —The Department of On one level, this Is a slap­ 16.6 cu. ft. big. only 32" wide months each of the last two ship of the testimonial. Russell occurs. stamps honoring Its military West steps up with the ace but it Is wise to avoid an open­ Justice stick poke at the flickers, full of years on the Hope and will re­ Prentice of 21 Lynch Dr. Is Valerie March, one of the decorations. The 10 decorations of diamonds. South will later ing bid In a very weak four- Keman —The modem Ameri­ gBrlf;h caricatures of the monu­ turn to It again in the spring. president of Omar, and Atty. home economUts who develops are: Ribbon of the Three Or- take the king of diamonds and card major suit. I f partner can- can theater mental ecctr liics In the ousl- All profits from the dinner-dance Paul Marte is Rotary president. the reclpesk says about two mil- ders. Military Order of Valor, ^ dummy with a trump to notrespond In hearts you can Lomax —Thailand: The war ness. will be donated to SS Hope In After the dinner program, Hon people use the service ev- Military Order of Avis, Military ^jg^ard a club on the queen of afford to Ignore theheart suit, that Is, the war that will be But there also is a bit about Dr. Dlskem’s name. dancing will be to the Eddie ery day. She estimates she has Order of Christ, Order of St. (jlamonds Copyright 1967 7 Marcuse —The Peking papers murder. The hero Is threatenel dreamed up about 900 recipes In John de Espada, Order of the y,,g ^Vest must play General Features Corp. Tickets can be secured Roberts orchestra. K Of fIC tU IN C f Masashl - ’The Emperor’s last with death several times, yet the six years it has been in op- Empire, Order of Infante Dorn g, diamonds on South’s soldiers escapes. One of Ms as80clatc4 is eratlon. Henrlque, Order of Benemeren- Dummy -wins with the queen Merkllng —The Opera news aUced up, but 'that’s only a dl- The service is called Dish of cla. Order of Public Instruction, diamonds, and South gets to Never Ratified Treaty Thieves Cut Roof to Loot Bowling Alley book of Figaro version. the Day. Its purpose is to per- Order “ ' of - Agricultural • • — ■ and ^ In­ his hand with a trump to cash The United Stages never raitl- Merkling —The Opera news several money bags and loose cash w as contained in the safe, If this sounds a little Incoher­ suade British cooks to serve dustrial Merit. the ace of hearts. Now is the fied ithe Versailles Treaiiy; the This hole In the metal roof of the Holiday Lanes Bowling Al­ Western Films Hit book of Traviata police said. Imbued with aeasonal spirit, the thieves left their ent, so Is the book. What we British produce, wthe recipes, time to gett rid o f dummy’s Senate refused to igive its oon- ley building on Spencer St. was ripped by holiday thieves who Mlchell —Mongolia: In search have here is an uninhibited tied a rope to a beam, lowered themselves SO feet to the calling card—a scrawled (and misapelled) “Thank You, Marry planned for the budget and skill Bermuda will issue three deuice o f diamonds. sent. Instead, the United States of Marco Polo and other adven­ Xmas” in red crayon on the office wall before leaving through romp through movleland, of the average homemaker, commemorative stamps In 1968 South leads the king of dia­ made a sepanaite itreaity o f peace main floor and rifled the building late Christmas night or ear­ tures a rear door, police reported. And, working up appetites dur­ adorned by extravagant humor. make use of seasonal produce and an entirely new definitive monds to put West Into the lead. with Germany in 1821. ly yesterday. An undetermined amount of money was taken Periodie Slump ing their looting spree, they took time out to brew coffee, cook Nelson —^Where faith begins That’s the word for Condon’s available in the dialer’s area set in 1969, reports the British from a looted office safe and from nine vending and pinball By BOB THOMAS and Clyde’ did of gangsters. It Newman —The family camp- novel—extravagant. It flings and follow a pattern thatsuits Crown Agents In London. machines like those in the bottom photo, apparently forced hot dogs mi a nearby grill, and4lraw aoft drinks from a aoda AP Movie-Television Writer should be done in the same ing guide itself into the jolly world of non' British food shopping habits. The first to be released will be with crowbars and sledgehammers, police reported. Paul fountain. The break waa discovered by a woman employe a ' manner, without any moralistic Nyomarkay —Charisma and sense and absur^ty, and mock Mrs. March works for the a human rights set due about Oorrentl, m anager of the alley, w as unable to Mtimate the when she reported for work yesterday morning. Police Invea- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The or didactic conclusions being factionalism in the Nazi party ery is its keynote. British Farm Produce Council, Feb. 1. The second commemo- m m a e j loss total pending an Inventory by the firm’s accountant, but tlgation Is continuing. (H erald photoa by Pinto.) western, a film staple ever drawn.” Welsgal —The odyssey of an Miles A. Smith an association of about 30 food ratlve Issue will mark Bermu- said it was eoq>ected to be substantial. Weekend receipts In since "The Great Train Rob­ Klrsch is conversant with optimist: An anthology of his ------produce groups. Whene\’er pos- da’s new constitution, scheduled • M8-SWI bery” In 1903, has struck one of contemporaries EYEWITNESS. The Negro In slble, she must work with their for June. The third set, bearing western lore, having recently Acres of Free Parking — Luxury Cinema its periodic slumps. published "West of the West,” a Paulson —Satire and the nov- American History. By William products. For instance, she may an Olympic Games theme, will Miodd FPDHTAL A glance at the production collection of first-hand hitorical eighteenth-century England Loren Katz. Pitman Publishing not use pasta or rice because be Issued In October. WALT DISNEY'S schedule discloses that not a accounts of early California Predmore —The world of Don Corp. $9.75. council members grow potatoes, Bermuda’s new definitive ser­ o single western Is being filmed which he compiled with another Quixote Negroes have been part of but she may use lemons be­ ies will probably have about 16 today, and few are planned for $20 Monthly Times staffer, WUUam Murphy. Price —Dickens; a collection American history ever since cause they don’t represent com­ denominations but the designs next year. Where have they all of critical essays petition. $ The book is a gold mine of west­ there was an America, but this haVe not as yet been chosen. 369.95 gone? To television, and such il­ ern lore, and Klrsch hopes pro­ Royster —A pride of prejud­ obvious fact Is meeting with The recordings are made by logical locations as Italy and ices ducers wlU explore it for film general recognition only now. the General Post Office which Germany. Between Two Giants nnciwicotms o . » » — ■ subjects. Ruland —The rediscovery of Most historians have slighted operates Great Britain’s phone Here’s one expert who sees Si'kkim, tin y IHimalaiyain kin g­ Check this Frigidaire Pair for Durabie " I t ’s all in pubUc domain, so American literature the subject, and so have general system. It makes Its profit on CHILDREN—TBI8 SHOW ONLY—$1.00 hope for the ^ture: Robert dom, presents the i^ionbest route the material is available to any­ Salter —The last years of a texts. ■' ■ the calls. Tuesday—^Wednesday—^Thursday—^Friday— Sat. Klrsch, a film buff who happens rebel (Sitwell) Tibet to the plains of India, one,” he said. . " I think film Times are changing and “Jungle Book” 11:00-1:86-4:16-6:60-9:80 Press Care...performance...price! to be book editor of the Los An­ frrom Ohlnese-oocupded. TTie lit­ “Lonesome Cougar” 12:16-2:66-6:8(MI:10 makers could find good mate­ Smith —Rocky Mountain min­ doubtless the Imbalance will be geles THmes. He has also served ing camps Police Moonlight tle country is a protectooate of rial for the neowestem In CaU- rectified. The present volume in Hollywood, having been story WASHINGTON — Labor India, iwlhidh is responsdiyie fo r fom la history, which has been Snow —Incredible mysteries suggests the scopp and variety consultant at Universal for the Its foreign affairs, defense and IH ElSaaSOLSESE] too long neglected by films. and legends of the sea of Negiro history through often surveys indicate that the occupa­ Gentle care for Signal sounds when Chrysler Theatei’. tional areas where "moonlight­ oommunicaitlone. "Oh, there have been pictures Spacks —The poetry of vision yjyi,j documentary testimony, ing” Is most likely are teaching, no-iron Kerns! clothes are dry! "There’s noQ)ing wrong with that were supposed to portray Spratllng —File on Spratllng accompanied 1^ some explana­ police work, fire fighting, post­ • Dryer hat automatic cycli-ond the western that a brand-new early California. They made Stafford —The far and the tory text by author Katz. Dunbli Prau Cira for i deep al Work and farming. Altogeth­ KWWIK* iron fabrics, kmiar wsarl aignall look at the medium wouldn’t ‘The Mark of Zorro,” but It bore 'The book takes the reader er, 3.6 million workers hold two CELEBRATE • Dnp Action Afltator it gantio, • Durable Proas Cart tattings on cure,” observes Klrsch. “Pro­ little relationship to what hap­ Stevens —Design In photo-col- from accounts of the slave sys­ S E A 8 0 N ’8 G R E E T IN 0 8 jobs. cleans dsspi ^ Timor and Fabrics Satector dialtl ducers think they have exhaust­ pened here. Also ‘Ramona,’ but tem by Its victims and exploi­ to all our wonderful Stewart —Gertrude Stein and • Jet-Away lint removal-no lint ITapI • Fint-raeth Dacron tint scrotn on ed the material, but that is only the real story''of Ramona hasn’t ters through the first painful the present friends and customers! • Jet-simple desIgn-no bolts, pulleys, door! because they think in terms of been told. Nor has that of John gropings toward black Identity Stroup —Church and state In gttrti the western myth. What they Sutter, a Swiss who tried to set to the contemporary civil rights ★ confrontation Manchester Phone 648-7882 need to do Is look beyond the up a feudal barony in Califor­ movement. Thayer —The farther shores STANLEY WARNER myth to the reality of the West, nia, only to have jt ruined by The "eyewitnesses” range Open Sun., Washer alone Dryer alone of politics and then the posslblliUes wlU be the discovery of gold.” from Prince Hall, America’s Thomson —The crime of Mary Dec. 31st, 12 Noon limitless. Klrsch rattled off a number of first Negro Mason, discussing Stuart STATE "That’s exactly what hap­ potential subjects that have discrimination, to former Rep. IJIK P44KIN0 imCH IT. OF THt4TH to 3 A.M. Mon. 2 1 9 . 9 5 $12 Monthly pened with ’Bonnie and Clyde.” U.S. Congress —The Atlantic been virtually untouched: The Charles Weltner of Atlanta ex­ “ Ambushers” 6:46 A 8:60 2 1 9 . 9 5 . . . Monthly The gangland movie seemed to vigilantes; the role of CaUfomia Alliance plaining why as a Southerner he Bring The f ^ i l y Wesher Model 40DAN have been exhausted. But 'by in theXlvll War; the California U.S. Bureau of Mines —Auto­ would vote for the Civil Rights BinMMiuniM IN O U R Choice of 6 colors or white. taking a naturaUstic approach lindlaAs; cattle wars, etc. mobile disposal Out For A Act of 1964. 05 M A T T H E L M i n (2 colors at extra charge) to the material, ‘Bonnie and "Everything that has hap­ Van Slyke —Enemies 128 Monthlv and Between those expressions Fine Dinner! Blectric Dryer Model DDAN Clyde’ was exciting and new, pened In Oalifomia is a projec­ friends Choice of 8 colors or white SSVE! Buy Both for 429.95 lies a long, tortuous road with far removed from anything Uke Vryonls —Byzantium ★ BEEFEATER TAVERN tion of America,” said Klrsch. and many detours. As It stretches ‘Scarfoce’ or "The Life and “ The gold rush was m erely the Europe into the future, the past, as al­ Death of Jack Legs Diamond.’ Horatio Alger story played on a Watters and Cleghom — Traditional AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER ways, can serve as a meaming- (Si TCCHMCOLCXr^^GaS 9 P.M. to ? ' "The western needs periodic grand scale, with men seeking Climbing Jacob’s ladder ful prologue. “ King of Blades” 6:16-8:26 Open House I 6-Jat Walking Action deans citan, dries dry with­ enrichment. Film makers need quick riches and adventure. W eaver et al —U.S. philan­ out prc-riniing. Just scrape off the large scraps R. J. Cappon THUR8. AT 1:80 ONLY to develop a neowestem which Whatever Am erica has had, thropic foundations New Year’s Eve. *40 Per Couple and load. can take a fresh and invigorat­ California has known in g;reater Weiss —Letters of composers s. SF: The Best of the Best. Ed­ Fun! Fun! Fun! ■ Holds a generous ing view of the West, as 'Bonnie degree—for better or worse.” through six centuries Includes Dinner, Cocktails, Dancing, ited by Judith M errill Dela- 12 table settings Whltehlll —Dumbarton Oaks dBUQlUNiS^ corte. $6.60. Noisonakers, Tax and Tip Williamson —Six metaphysi­ (AHAM) for family- Now-oven cleaning The trouble with calling some­ w cal poets FRANK’S CAFE liie meals. Han­ ^Magical Mystery Tour^ thing "the best” of anything Is For ReservationB Wise —Planning men’s ban­ dles pots, pans, that one man’s best often is an­ The FamUy Restaurant drudgery is OUTI quets TeL 643-1415 odd-shaped dishes. other man’s worst. plus Color Cartoons CORNER MAIN Zotos —Greece: The struggle Public Dismayed, Amazed Judith Merrill, In assessing ■ Upper rack folds R D B S 8 K for freedom “The Bible” A P E A R L her selection of 29 science fic­ Legal Beverages back to let you aCTtltetrie, 2:00 A 6:00 tion stories, does admit that Tel. 649-6644 O P E N H O U S E reach lower rack. At Beatles’ New TV Film RODGERS FULLY FINANCES 4 MlertorwbHe. "while there are to my NEW YORK (AP) — Compos­ You can load dishes knowledge, at least ns many UPSTAIRS LONDON (AP) —The Bea­ pected to bring in more than $2 er Richard Rodgers is supplying the entire constitution of the almost any way you other stories published between tles’ latest creation'—an hour- million from forelg;n sales. It the entire $128,000 cost of Sa­ Starts Get Tough Policy United States and Is setting up with. 1955-60 that are just as good as NEW YEAR'S EYE long television film fantasy— will be shown in color in the muel Taylor’s new Broadway NOW ... 3 COLORJUT8! NOW . . . S COLOR.RITS! the first fascist state of Miami.” Egypt May these—these still . . . are very ■ Selector dial pro­ was greeted with howls of dis­ United States in 1968 . comedy, "Avantl.” He's a crook, an embezzler Whitney YOunt, :’ 3aC of the good Iqdeed.” ijBM m No Reservations Needed vides a choice of 3 may and amazement by press A spokesman for the. Beatles Rodgers said 1*. w.'-.s the first I con man. a forger Natlcnal Uiben League, said This Is a valid point. Biit how automatic cycles. and pubUc today. commented: "There are some time he has fully financed a DICK Miami Police Chief Headley’s plan "makes good do you refer to a coUectlon as Set Free Himdreds of viewers tele­ people who don’t understand show with which he was con­ V A N DYKE news copy, but it contributes "the best” when It doesn’t con­ \ ^ Q ley phoned complaints to the British parts of it. Maybe they are look­ nected and did so to keep the nothing to good race relations.” tain one story by the best of the o f i l i e Roy Wilkins, executive secre­ 1 3 9 . 9 5 Broadcasting Corp. which ing for too much reality in se­ project on an Intimate basis. FiC2vvill|y; Aims at ^Hoodlums ’ science fiction writers, Ray tary of the NAACP, said, “In 15 Ships quences (which are very inten­ Screen rights have been sold screened the $72,000 “ Magical Bradbury? Or a single entry by D o l l s (Contfamed from P age O n e ) ------17.00 M on tM y Mystery Tour” Tuesday night tionally linreallstic.” to Charles K. Feldman for a the long nm (the get-toUgh poli­ (Continued from Page One; such other top-notchers as Rich- 'FRi^iae cy) does not pay and it does not as one of the high spots in Its Said Beatle Paul McCartney: cash payment of $260,000 Dade County Sheriff E. '’wUsosi work. 'The Miami chief is on the Al Ahram, which often speaks Model DW-STN, Snowerest White Christmas schedule. It was the " I f people don’t like it they only against a celling price of $660,- J (M N N 1 Cavey’s Purdy who has credited his de- jgarvln Davies of Thmpa, wrong track.’’ for President Gamal Abdel Nas­ first movie produced and direct­ have us to blame.” 000. Rodgers has assigned 27 i}iif Suimcc ar ->k - partment's community relatlrms pia., state field director for the ser, said Nasser’s government ed by the mop-haired quartet. per cent of the producer’s share 45 E. C E N T E R ST. E arlier In the day. Gov. EUBI nu. tM MfMNUMtMH* programs and special training National Association for the “ undertook an extensive study Many beetles, ants and ter­ of earnings to Morris Jacobs Claude Kirk called for more " I f they were not the Bea­ Advancement of Colored Feo- of the problem in all its as­ Look— Only One! mites are skiUed gardeners. and Jerome Whyte, members of MANCHESTE projects with successfully prev­ militancy by police in dealing tles,” wrote Mary Malone in the EASTHmmO P i IA S I WINDSOR ^e, said, “We will do all we can pects” and established that Daily Mirror, "they could not They grow lush crops of fungi in his staff who w ill manage the with criminals as the governor FRIGIDAIRE 30" COMPACT DRIVE-IN DRIVE IN ★ RT 6 DRIVl IN ★ Rl 5 enting civil disorders. to get him (Headley) to resign. clearance ol the southern part their nests. venture. attended a funeral at Sarasota get a toothpaste merchant to go “We haven't had any serious If necessary, we will get a law- of the waterway was "feasible.” • From dirty to clean automatically, Frigidaire Etectri- for this. It was chaotic.” ROUTES S A 44A for a mtudered highway patrol­ r Ro problems with'cl’vll uprising and to keep him from enfordng man. Dan SulHvan, director of The paper said the govern­ clean oven cleans itself and the oven racks, tool "A great big bore,” said Rich­ PHONE 449. 6000 looting because I ’ve let the word this type of arbitary aetUm. r a ment made the study In re­ ard Last In the Sun, "a bore L « the M iam i CMme (Commission, 1 filter down that when the looting be before the City CouncU sponse to repeated requests BUILT in RANGE • Cook-Maitar oven control starts/cooks/stops-all auto­ based on the proposition that TONITE OUR H

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 B A G in V fe >ACtt ro u B MANCH15STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, TONN,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 > , " ...... ~ ...... - - - . STAR GAXEIC* -Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN- Area in Proposed Zone Change Around Laurel Lake MAR.22 Your Dail/ AcHvity GuUk SETT, as gAfft 20 According to Wie Start. 00*. as^ To develop message for Thursdoy, terminates and unt9 the land ’S 1- 3-14-21 I4-1V-25-2 The Town Planning Commis­ clude land bounded by the town within 600 feet of an adjoining and is visible to northbound residents and visitors to oitJoy.” above the bed, which provides eight years, wlith an extension /2342.ie rood words corresponding to numbers OdB-75 b y mutual agreem ent. use changes. sion will hold a public hearing line, a parcel owned by the State town line. This area adjoins traivelera on the Wilbur Cross Moiiarty urges the directors for a three-foot mound above ^ TAuaw of your Zodioc birth sign. East Hartford. Highway. to take steps to acquire the site the five-foot water level. The ’The town would be permitted AU expenses for dOdng, for AS*, at Jan. 3 at 8 p.m. in the Munici­ of Connecticut, Kohn Bros, prop­ t Km p 31 You '61 New Case Bros., owners of Laurel The town, in using the lake for open spaces and to incorpo­ town’s Oloott St. refuse-disposal tq fil the bed with scone at its reohqnnoHng the Hotdmnum and I MAY tl 2Tok« 32 Upon 62 The pal Building on zone changes for erty, and the Leone family prop­ for ^ access road would be 3 YourMlf 33 People 63 Them Lake, has applied for a change bed for a refuse disposal area, rate it into the town’s recre­ operation, to include the filling landAH already abandoned in 2- 6^-70g6-9C 70-77^1*85^ ford Electric Light Co. right-of- 4. The CRPA’s Land Use Com­ of the drained lake. Moiiarty, local businessman in the lake bed. tions at Laurel Lake and for re- the town would be permitted to town to plant a Ikiear paih 12 Barter 42 Sporks 72 Attitude CANCSt 73 Fovors way and includes property own­ mittee will meet tonight in along the perimeter of Case 13 Friends 43I TurnTun CAfncom The Board of Directors on and civic leader, in a letter that Under the terms, provided the channeling the Hockanum River level lit for landftU require­ , JUNE as 14 Under 44 Trip 74 Something ed by Case Bros, and Charles Hartford to review the proposal. Bros. lend. 75 Finonces' DEC 23 Dec. 6 ordered a halt to the was read Dec. 4 to the Board area is rezoned Industrial, the must come from the State ments. ^ J u t v a s 15 Light 45 Is The agreement with Case 16 Inspirirrg 46 Tomorrow 76 Pays JAN. 20 Treat, and the Laurel Lake The CRPA is required to re­ dumping of garbage and refuse of Directors. Morlarty says that town would be permitted to use Health Department and from Assessments on Case Bros, 77 For RBCTANQUI.AR 17 11 47 Clouds 7. 8-10-24^. property. The application is be­ port its findings on proposed in the lake bed which is located Laurel Lake “ should remain as Laurel Lake for dumping pur­ the Water Resources Board. 'land would remain at the pres­ Bros. wiU be Mbject to Board V 1-22-28-43 18 Movie 48 Fly 78 To % ^3602-68 79 Shining 32-45-7933VSJ ing extended by the TPC to in­ zone changes, when the area is at the west end o* Manchester a lake and a thing of ‘beauty for poses to a height of eight feet 'Itie agreement would be for ent value until the agreement of DUrector'e approval. 19Doy 49V/ould ISO 20 Short 50 Are 80 Here AQUAMIS 81 Roiny I JULY 24 21 Control 51 Mistokes JAN. 21 52 Start 82 Or C®LOR 22Tokes Aud 2J FEb! 19 6:0 23 The 53 Achievement 83 Now 6:3 54 Cooperative 84Toik 24 Wished 4- 5*1217< Wickham Park 25 Conducive 551ft 85Doy 26 Deserve 56 Toward 86 Heolthy 31-85-51 VMOO 27 hAightxjrs 57 Ask 87 Trinket* PtSCfl East Catholic H.S. 88 Today AUG. 24 28 A 58 In FEB. 20 29 To 59 Gathering 89 About ‘7\ I SETT. 22 30A 60. Hove 90 Divider>dft MAR. 21 i. v-4;k“» f . VS-18-2(U 4 ^ ^2/28 38-40-54-57^ )Good ^Adverse ■ ) Neutral I f f f . ''49-44A5 63-66*73 V • I ' o ‘ ’ ^InS « f V Cheney Tech S v i ^ Builds Variety Show Bits 2 / h Photographer John Urie (TJl mir ^ (! Subcontractor for TV The BARBIZON By GENE HANDSAKDER cluttered with props. 60 em­ M odel GJ-767 Associated Prose Writer ployes and signs like “ Is there 23” dlag. 296 sq. In. picture television alter death?” auid Jeffers I ^ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Just “ Please, let's not cloud this dis­ . ELS Eilrcraft manufacturers farm cussion with logic." ^■^'out the construction o f parts, 7 A t the reau* is a sound staige 5:(1 r F •». television now has Its subcon- where actors do scenes extolling 7:C tractors. Qne of the busiest Is a beer, cigarettes, automobiles, 12:0 S. former mess hall boss who cereal, diet drinks, caunerais and builds bits of vEulety shows smd many other products. Commer­ Did You Get Gift Money Instead?... w- will gross this year about $3 cials are still a vital pairt of his i : ■] million. business. ■4 John Urie photograi^ rock “’The music groups came to roil groups perfomtlng in me because they liked my com- J ■^unlikely settings—seashores. merclails,’’ Urie said. Jungles, stairways, -jtToftope— W ith his spectacles amd mus- and combines their gyrations taiche, U rie suggests a young, m m l lore's Good Nows! i-Miwith equEilly wild visual effects DON'T DESPAIR slender, self-confident owL ' State o f Connecticut ^ ^^Itke dancing lights and floating When the ’Turtles fell over ow flowers. each other while running down­ & k \ . ’The results— which he cadis hill auid singing “She’s My h i 4taw “mlnlfllms’’ or “songs to she” Girl,” Urie exclaimed: “Com­ —Eurs blended into the studio- pletely unrehearsed!” audience shows of the Smothers Maignlfied teeth amd eyes of a CiTBrothers, Jonathan Winters and shaggy English group called the Treat Town of Manchester 1 ^^ther stm. HoUies d rifted toy ■on "D e e r NOW at NORMAN’S ’Ibe Etdvantage, says Urie, is Eloise.” Boyce & Hart sped “getting the show off the staige through night traffic on motor­ and giving it space, feeling, di­ cycles whose heaidllghts refract­ YOU CAN GET A BRAND NEW 1968 mension Eind form ." For even a ed brllllemt X’s on “Out and t““ •viewer to whom all rock groupsAbout.” Performers mouth the J^look Eind sound pretty much words to voice amd Instrumental Town of Manchester ^allite, the results are paltable tracks previously recorded. iHT" or, at leEist, interesting. Urle’s mlnlfllms of the Jimmy Urie, 38, is a St. Paul, Minn., Joyce Singers can be seen Dec. 'native who estimates he had 200 24 with the Smothers Brothers; .'I'Jobs before getting into televl- the Strawberry Alarm Clock RCA VICTOR COLOR TV • Sion—P elbco, Wash., fireman; with Jonathan Winters Jan. 4 * AlEiska construction mess hall amd the ’Turtles on Dick Clark’s Case Bros. superintendent; Iowa com hy- American Bandstand Jan. 6. biftliBer. ’The producer-director plans He delivered animated films n ext an hour-long spectaH on AT THE YEAR’S LOWEST PRICES! \ for a Hollywood producer, got “ ’The New Music Business,” us­ Into writing amd animating tele- ing flye groups, amd Is develop­ visi(m commerclEds amd seven ing a half-hour series featuring a 5^ yeamj ago opened his own com- top recording stars. USE YOUR GIFT MONEY AS A DOWN PAYMENT LAKE « mercial factory. His eventual goal is movie He operates in an old building production. Verplanck School Resolutions Are in Order Case Bros. O' For the Building Trades RBCTANOUl.An By VIVIAN BROWN The finicky floor finisher AP NewBleatures Writer claims the building crew is ...Take As Long As g;rinding sandwich goo into the \ m u jR When It comes to New Year’s new floors; that, “It will look Co. R f i - 2 ; i. ^ * resolutions, the building field in like this anyway aifter they’ve -■ some communities should get been In a few days.” 3 Years To Pay! V And of course, the architect - into the amt. butt of all workers, tadtes the BW example, they could re­ V,' V philosophical view—’"These fel- solve to atop playing The B ^d- ro ;s“^^:ve “^en^Solng* ml^gs'^a NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH *• Ing Game—the object of which jji lives. ’They ,.’ .18 to see who can longest delay ^ant to learn anything -building of the house. new . . . The players aure as follows: The GLOUCESTER West Cemetery V iA\*\ From his torture chamber, ^ ’The lovable old cairpenter with M odel HJ-846 the nerve-w racked owner mam- w the cherubic grin and beautiful Home Entertainment Center ages to squeak ... his New & miters up his sleeves Is quick to Color TV, Stereo Phono and Year’s resolution—“I absolute­ AM-FM Radio * -mutter, “Just because I didn’t ly, but absolutely, will never 23" dlag. 295 sq. In. picture go to college, the architect again build a house, even for . thinks I (km’t know what I’m the dog.” V talklhg about . ;. And maybe that resolution ■ ’That lofty bulldozer operator, will be kept. *^who really operates a defense o a d 4*»mechamlsm hais to have his say: BASEBALL IS BACK I’^ o u cam’t get anybody to dig - i^deeper. You’ll have to dynamite NEW YORK (.AP) — Base- ^mUif you want the house here. I’ll ball, regarded as a Jinx subject •—be back tomorrow.” Broadway entertainment C * ’There Is the ingenious septic until the success of "I>amn f— tamk expert who finds he cam’t Yankees,” is com ing to bat possibly put the septic tank any- again *"in another musical. ~ where but ai the front door Ring Lardner Jr. is doing a .Relocated U.S. Route ^ — »-"T h e y should have cadled us book based on two Mark Harris 2 ...(like a year) before they dug novels, ’’The Southpaw” and — 'the w ell ...” "B a n g the Drum Slowly." i j . And that old well-digger play Music and lyrics axe being — “ I know I saUd the people next prepared by Harold Rome, un­ ■of door went down only 300 feet, tied ’’The Name of the Game," ellke rain anyway, “so goodby i^ tor now." -V* Motor Boloco lorn M W King of all he surveys, the Ml Fm M - M I NmMmWI 2HZbuUder puts in his two cents— L' ^ — ■“No, you pay extra fqr that .. . I^amd that . .. and thwss. . . the ■ — roof? Wen, now ...” Future Site Manchester Community College T he frosty heating mam has , y . • his opinion; “Don’t blame me it you’ve got big heating bills Sale •—“You’ll have plenty at heat loss EXTRA! Special Prices On IHJaround French doors. People aa**** j;^-WBnt French doors. They’ve COLOR TV ANTENNA INSTALLATION! gotta pay." And that buck-paisslng mem­ -4 hxsSM trolot i ber of the tile c re w : “ Y ou r hus- hsMWIfSn. Itafl*! ■■lSi4,lh aapart Ik «4-1 bamd hrid us he wanted the green tile in the bathroom next ' to the lavender bedroom.’’ •SfSLoTiSS’SS. There is the electrician with t m l M r if or Bo/I Jb w lA oim ii the built-in computer: “ My cop- ttim U l mmommm mioM0 tramt calls to r only 06 ou tlets, ■* and you’ ve pinpointed 179 . .." “ Helaaea Is the reglatend m The pointer takes the prize for m the HeberMa ifO lR M fA lif’S ^.read logic—“ WeU, now what do Patent Ooip.” ''you expect when you pick a col­ INC ’This aerial map shows the parcel Involved in the pro­ lEuid now in Industriad Zone. Most of that parcel Is town- kind of lines show the path of the new Rt. 8 through the which a zone change la also under discussion. No applica­ o r fro m a thread ..." posed zone change and the area that surrounds It. ’The owned. It Is the location of the dlsposEd area, the sewage west end of town. ’The lines Indicating how Rt. 0 and 1 84 tion is pending, however. ’The owners of that i<»«d are The pessimistic plumber pre­ (jt^sddojtL 445 HARTFORD ROAD...MANCHESTER and Rt. 401 are to be interlinked are genersdized because dicts, "These buUders are aU heavy broken line encloses the Ismd for which the zone treatment plant, and the dog pound. ’The thin black lines Kohn Bros., Seelert, Hill, and Little. ’The map was pre­ that interchEuige is now being completely redesigned by alike. These cheap appliances p a y by Keystone Aerial Surveys of Philadelphia, Pa., DRUG COMPANY change is ‘being sought, about 176 or 200 acres. The are used to show the genersil path of the Wilbur Cross the state, the first design having been rejected. South won’t h

OMupfteld R A ; ICn. Joyce Car- dle T ^ e .; MTS. DOuy HelMolit Paiicce, 20 Summer St.; Thom- k>, 28 Brent Rd.; BUfott Wash- Mr. and Mra. Walter TopUff, 16 Cotumhia bum, 36 N. Lakewood Olrole; Waahlngton St., Vernon; a Tolland County But Not Long Ago Hospital Notes one, 622 WeCberell St.; Mrs. 84 Turotedl Rd.; WMlam Hunt am Ranoouit, Bast Hartford; Woodbrtdge IRd., Ooventry; Harvey Ring, 1 Lewte Circle, Mra. Judith Zbyk. 89 Seaman daughter to Mr. and Mra. Gerald RIB. AOMCmOD TUtfmtDULT: DorCthy Oaniolo, 26 Oonstance m w ftr Mm. May JoMln. 26 Ifye S t ; Roclcvflle; Patrick Sanoto, 9 Circle; Andreae Zadlo, 8 RegeM Young, 176 BUaell St, a daugh­ Paul Bard, ISO TRUaldc Dr., Dr.; Thomaa Oordier, 60 Dart TV-Radio Tonight Ites. AnnU KSmnas, 208 a g h - LUley St; Surinder Sldiu, S t ter to Mr. and Mra. Michael 1 1 4 Tav Mailing Rate South'WiBdMr; Mn. Samde HSl Rd., Wapping. ASK Cites year land St; Ronald KvtaM Jr., 20 Hhaoa, N .Y .; 'WBUam Snyder, BIRTHS YKS’TERDAY: A Zwick, 182 Spruce St. 2M OaL Hha. OLCKD. Business Analyst Muses: f a i r w a y Banaley, M4 Porter St; Kra Also, Mrs. Katherine DeOo- 2 4 -H av B o m s garvln Knox S t ; dury ^iMialer, Bast Thompson; James Sprague, 107 daughter to Mr. and Mra. M i­ DISCHARCfED YESTERDAY; ^ 1 9 1 8 Oaimella Bhnotrie, M4 ifa in bert 76 Oottage S t ; Mm. kflary For Holiday Wlndoor; M m Agnes Miarcta. Orestwood O r.; John Swanson chael Barrowa, Curtis Dr., ’Tol­ Mrs. Blvelyn McBhrtee, 810 Television Referrals h !R T St, flouth Wtedher: Chartei Diurom, 007 Adama S t ; Bd- It 8. RIGIUS U8 N. S(hool St Sr., Kingitouiy Ave. Bxt, Rock- land;, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Spruce St; Mrs. Helen Tavis 5:00 (8 ) UloTie (94) lEloooomte E)duaatkm Hli fcealee, 64 Heiakae fhL; Haiv •ward Garrieon, Chaplin; Bar- FU 8L O IL ( 84040) Hilw OousUii (fiO) Nmre Project A8K headquarters re­ Alao, Frederick MetvlB, Ekim- viUe; Michael TiUey, 5 Ridge­ Karl Kellner, RFD 1, RockvUIe; and daughter, 18 Leland Dr.; (ilO) Perry SlBaoii <30) Newsreel Winter Is for Cruises dMk calMdari Called ‘Huge’ vey Broum^ 268 afclnner Rd., twra Gayeon, 44 Village S t ; 849^ 908 wood S t; Mrs. Frances UcceHo, a daughter to Mr. and Mra. Har­ Mra. Elaine Lubln and daughter, (18) tDctnnqr Petrol (40) QporU (C) ports that It has received 142 Venmn; Wealegr BuUa, 67 Hem­ Idra. Jayioe Ooce,' 44 Pearl S t ; em; Andrew MlUer, RFD 1, (90) PtocoTerlng America (04),l«ndan Line By JOHN CUBfNIFF losing money, some of the big The port found that,- "because Mra. Ruth Soracchl, poatmla- 8 Angel S t ; Mrs. CeoUe Vhsei- referrals of Individual children and refills s ■ • lock at; Andrew Oaghulari, 82 Raymond Hrimpton, 428 B. M id­ Ooventty; MTa. Bknaheth vey Klaer, Hasardville; a aon to 18 Beverly Rd., Vernon. (94) OEIMerocem NelcMior- ( Lioet in Space (C) AP BoslneM Analyst airlines were earning their first of various economic uncertain- treaa, aaya toe amount of mall hood (10404048) Vb^nlari from 27 sclwols In the area that* _ t convenient »«< ***® ^ ~ (88) OomlbBl (18) Upbeat profits in many years. So suc­ tlea In the paaeenger ship Indus­ through toe kxml poat office this (48) Wntatonai ( 840) Custer (C) the projeiH serves. These are downtown manebeeter — eaat mldffle tompiko NEW YORK (AP) — Christ­ cessful were they in attracting try, it is likely that there will year “was huge." 5:30 (38) LduMee Dey 7:45 (M vaiiatim on literary being processed at the Center (18) aportB Worid Theme mas If the beginning of the win­ business that air fares fell. not be a sufficient siq;)(dy of pas­ It was a veiy stranuoua (40) Peter Jenninn News 8:00 04) Intemattonal Jfaffaxlne with some youngsters now be­ ter cruise season, as millions of Ships were forced to raise senger ships to meet the pro­ Chriatmaa aeaaoh, the mall waa 04) WhaA's New? 8:30 (181 Subecrtptlon TV ing seen and evaluated for clini* 6:08 04) Trevet Tline ( 343) Beveriy HUthtlltee (C) advertisements, posters, an­ theirs. jected demand." enormous,” ahe added. '( 8> Wewewlre ( 8-48) SeocifUl Hundred Years cal service. nouncements and exhoilatiims Reflecting these factors, the The problem arises because of Everyone else said that too ( 3) Spoite. News. Weather (C) Schools are being visited by remind everyone until Easter (40) 9:00 HaU (C) number of North Atlantic ship govenunent Involvement with In commenting about toe aize of (30) VcHale'B Navy members of the team for con­ time. shipbuilding. The fear exists, (18) Merv Grlfftn crossings dropped from 7(% In toe bUla. ______Acres sultation and Information shar­ In days gone by the season be­ (98) Lcdc Up ( 8-40) Wednesday le (C) the first nine months of 1966 to therefore, that foreign govern­ Mrs. fkiracchl said the staff (43) HichHchle 9:00 ( 3) He and She ed (in the children with learn­ tween now and Easter was one 'only 639 through September of ments might not want to help (10) News (C) (34) N.B.T. Playhouse (R) ing problems. "barely got out from under last (W NewMieat (O) of little mobility, t’eople stayed this' year. build ships that w ill be used week with everyone working at 8:06 (40) Combat 10:00 (10404340) Run for Your Project ASK staff members blfe (C) Ihdoors near the fire as much as But, just as affluence, adver­ only, or primarily, for use out of top apeed” 6:30 ( 3-18) WaMer OonUte (C) (13) 0fov4e ct the Week have been working with schools (104330) Huntley-Brlnkley they could. tising and leisure helped devel­ American ports. H m mall iraa cleaned up each (C) __ ( 3) JonaUisui winters (C) as consultants and participants j Now the once fortunate few Until tt)]^ however, the cruis­ D ^ I (34) What's New (R) ( 8) Gresteat Show on Earth op jet air travel to Europe, the day and everyone who received 10:30 (18) Subscription TV In tn-servlce programs. Future F A S H lO H 08) New Horiions who could afford a midwinter Orient and, in fact, all the conti­ ing American summer and win­ packages in Saturday's mall ^ U R STORES OF ( 8) Peter Jennings. News 11:00 i 3 (C) 10434330-10) News. workshops are being planned on cruise has become the fortunate ter, will float along with the (O Sports, Weather nents, so did it help make poesl- was personaUy contacted to 6:45 (90) News (90) Bnirign O'Toole working with learning disabili­ many, for the ranks of cruise ble the mass cruise business. greatest ot ease, on land, at sea 7:00 (13) TVuth or Consequences ( 8) Newwarlre ties and organizing schools and pick up those packages which 11:16 ( 38-10) Weathervlew, Sports passengers have swelled from Ships that tor years traveled and in the air, for any old.rea­ (C) classrooms to help more effec­ could not be delivered. (1(1) 'IfbHMe's Nasry (C) 68,(KM In 1982 to perhaps 4(X),000 the stormy northern oceans be­ son at all. Maybe someday a Christmas Pageant (3040) News, Weather 11:95 ( 0) Wednesday Starlight tively the exceptional child. this year. cruise will even become a 4-sfore Davidson & Levenfhal Sale . . . shop fill 9 P,M, fonighf, Thurs. and Fri, hlighls af Manchesfer Fork- (S in Hunt1ey-ls of city and regional 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:30 Alexander Kendrick learning disabilities. Dutton, Pam Smith and Andrew 1:06 News, Sign Off 7:36 Speak Up Hartford portion to the loss to jets of pas­ might even be a shortage of planning are graduating only Sadlon, chUdreiv and Unda Jen­ WRCH—91* 8 ‘ no Nowfi Subjects for future workshops senger travel on the cold NoiTh cruise ships by 1978. 480 person's per year. 5:00 Hartford Highlights 6:10 Speak U)i Hartford include consideration of alter­ sen, Debra Sadlon, Diane Tyrol 1:C0 NewR 12:15 Sign Off Atlantic route to Europe. and Kathy Gresko, carolers. 8:00 Gaslight w n c —1*8* nate ways of grouping children, For example, by the close of 12:00 Quiet Hourff 6:00 News, W(»aither. Sports techniques and materials appro­ In toe Nativity scene, Nan­ WPOI'—1410 6:35 Afternoon Bldltlon 1967, more than 8.8 million pas­ cy H(4brook was Mary; ’Ihom- 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:00 Americana priate for various disabilities, sengers will have traveled to 7:00 lioo *'Babr’ Simms Siiow 7:25 David Brinkley special services and agencies- as Peters, Joseph; Gordon 12:00 Oar>' Girard Show 7:30 News of the world Europe over the North Atlantic, Affenfion! Smith, Gabriel; Chip Dutton, 7 WINF—1*80 7:45 Joe Oatagiola avadlable In offering diagnostic but only 400,000 or so will have 5:00 News 7:60 Sing Along and remedial assistance. angel; Sue Watson, Darlene 5:16 Speak Up Sport? 7:66 Emphasis gone by ship. Kneeland, angels; Onilg Peters, 5:30 Harry Reoaoncr 8:06 Pop Concert Project ASK also reports that Compare this with a 1048 total REAHING IMPROVEMENT CUSSES 5:35 Speak Up Sport? 9:06 Nlghtbeat applications are coming In rap­ Wesley . Burnham, Innkeepers; fl :00 News 11:00 News, Weather. Sports of 760,000 travelers to Europe, Marshall Nuhfer, Craig Lohr, Hartford 11:26 Sports Final idly for the workshop on "Iden­ more tham 8(X),000 of whom trav­ BEGINNING JANUARY 8, 1968 loma? 11:36 Other Side of the Day Peter Gresko, sheitoerds, anaper plant totnor- 39 to *79 with such hazardous aspects of . ^ ^® (lecades a gllt- rorw In oonjuiiotloo with the famous maker dlplomaUc etiquette since he ‘ ®*^K parade of kings, queens, SAVINGS troop’s project on comimuiioa- i«g . $50 to $100 joined the worid forum more pesfdente and premiere have tiion. , 2.99 than 20 years ago. The suave been uahered Into U.N. head- •After the visit, the boys will A superb sdection of Styles and fabrics Belgian ^ s to c r a t and his aides quarters by de Meulemeester go to radio station WILI and reg. |5 to S6.95 in both casual and dressy coats. Choose rarely go wrong since they have and reelved accord^g to their &, L O A N ottier troops will visit the eame from side closings, half-belted backs, a detailed protocol list made up places Thursday. Stock up now and save on tiheBe fa ­ 20% to 25% off when the United Nations was are g r ^ t- Association The Weheioe w ill be 'taken to seamed details, zip-outs and many oth­ founded personally on arrival by the the Southern New Eksgtand mous shirts! Dacron polyester and ers. Jr. petite, ju^or and misses’ sizes. It gives top precedence to the eecretary-general but an excep- Telephone Oa, at 7 pjn. cotton blends, all Dacron or all cotton. presldent of toe General Assem-) «<>n w m made for Soviet Pre- Wedneeday. Resfular and button down coUars. Now, when winter is at its CAR COATS ... a special group hily foMowed in order by Uve sec- " “ ®'- Christmas Baskets Sizes 14 to 17, sleeve lenfifths. 82 to 35. peak, you can enjoy remark­ in mohair, lodens and cordu­ retary-general. toe council pres- Five Christmas baskets were able savings on boys’ famous roys, warimy pile lined. Green, Identi and so on down to toe “ onors delivered to local tomlUes this MEN’S STRETCH HOSE . . . Orion m aker outerw ear. Wls, cor­ permanent representatives of We broke toe rules of eti­ Semi-Annual year through the Salvation white, red. Misses’ sizes. Not-at quette for Khrushchev,” com- crew styles, Banlon ribs,. Argryles and duroys and Dacron pnd play All From Our Regular Stock white tie affair given a number produced on Broadway by Iie- A good year to MfUMhester Evening Herald of years ago when toe late Dag tend Hayward. OohunUa correepondent Vir­ Hammarakjold was seci^tary- "Hie Traveler from Brazil,’’ ginia Oorison, tOL 2Z8-9Z24. general. ^ comedy, is toe author’s follow- ’The Hammarskjold banquet up to " I Was Danelng,” Women’s Dress Shoes 2 and 8-pc. styles, reg. $75 to went off beautifully to all out- presented In 1944. $180. M isiM ’ sizes. ward appearances, but toe fol- His best-known novels are own your home About Town lowing morning toe ambassador "The Edge of Sadness' and 7.90 to 14.90 Bouth Methodist Church and of an Arab state stalked angrily "The Last Hurrah." Sknanuel Lutheran Ohuroh will into toe protocol office. reg. $9 to ISO have a Junior High Venter Re­ " I suppoee you realize toe treat pjannfng oonfereoce to­ Insult you have perpetrated Whot better time to resolve to own your own home EVERYTHING night «t 7 at the South Church. against my foreign minister," than at the beginning of this fresh, new year? he declared. "What did you TO CELEBRATE ii S You'll always be gled you took this important step South Methodist Chunh wlH mean placing him next to toe THE NEW YEAR! Women’s Flats foreign minister of Israel?” ' in 1968, for, in no time at all you'll be burning the have a jobit meeting of the oommlSBlcn on education, Chrio- Shocked at toe thought, a pro­ ARTHUR DRUG mortgage! tocol aide grabbed a seating Sports and Casuals tiaa social ooooems, end mls- chart of toe dinner and scanned \ elcns tonfght at 7:80 et the It. Here's where Manchester Savings & Loan comes church. 2 2 "But your minister and toe to your aid. W e're specialists at helping folks fi­ minlsler of Israel were three $5. to 5.90 The Ohuroh of Chrtot wUl seats apart,” he said. the OLD nance their new homes. Been at it since 1891 . . . have a nridwMc aervlce to- "That’s still too cl(xie,’’ shout­ longer than anyone else in town . . . and have gained reg. 17 to $12 nlgfat at 7:30 at the church. ed toe Arab diplomat. a .heap o f experience. W e'd like to share it with "Obvious)y we can’t Have Weldon klanchester Youth OouncU guests at the same dinner ybu when you resolve to own a bit of this fair town iwlU meet toroonow at 7 pm . breathing different air, but we of ours. You’ll find slings, straps or pumps with the at South Methodist Church. do toe best we can to avoid col­ Drug Co. new round or square toes, on low, stacked, lisions," said de Meulemeester. Manchoster Jehovah’s Wit­ Come in and talk over home financing with the When a distinguished guest chunky or shapely mid-heels. Leathers, pat­ nesses will have group discus­ dines 'writo Secretary-General U 767 MAIN ST. 11 i;l ^ experts at Savings & Loan's Manchester or Coven­ sions of the B«>le aM "life 'Itiant, protocol must make sure i l l try ofRces. Learn all about the advantages of Sav­ ents, suedes, fabrics. Blacks, browns, cotorsl Bvetkusting to Freedom of the no food or drink Is seiYed that iScos o f C M " tomorrow at 7:30 would offend national custom or ings & Loan's open-end mortgages, and why Savings Not afll sizes in every style. pm. at 287 Oakland St., 726 These are dresses that have been violate religious code. 1 '9 & Loan Associations nationwide are No. I in home N . MUtt S t , 71D Bhicfiieid Dr., liii 3 financing. There's no obligation. and 144 Oriinn Rd., South repeated sellouts at their rMular Windsor. prices! Choose Orion acrylic or Famous. Brands 4.90 to 5.90 wools, bonded for shape retention. FREE LECTURE MON., JAN. 8, 8 P.M. The meeting of the GMden Children's Shoes reg. $8 to $ 11 Shown, one of the flve deUgfatful Age O h* scheduled for tomor­ styles, aU with short sleeves. 8 to row has been canceled, and the 18. 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 groupie next meeting 'wtU be ThuriRlay, Jan. 4. boys* & girls* snowsuits famous make girls* coats COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 (D AL, lUioM, all 4 atorea) The committee planning the REALTY Jan. 17 testimonial to retired 9.99 to 19.99 MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION MHS teacher-coach Thomas drtss clucnmca! « KeUey will meet tonight at 7:80 toddM 2-4. Reg. f 18-$27 20% to 25% off at the British American a u b . 12.90 «, 4090 10.99 to 22.99 MENCOURSE AND WOMEN. You can enter the Real Estate Business. Souto Methodist Church wUV reg.$18to$60 Our course will thoroughly prepare you for the state exami­ have a special program of folk 4-6z, 4-7. Reg. $14-$30 Our entire stock reduced! An excel­ nation and teach you what you need to know to get started music Friday at 7:80 p.m. In the on your own or to toln an existing firm. 12-Iecture evening Reception HaU of the church fw lent variety of styles including pile course conforms to the new licensing law. Sample the traln- vacationing ooUege students a i% FVunous G azdner and Playland qoUtod Ihied Stonn coats, bench ’waimerB, Cocktail dzesses* w o q I b, knits ing without obll^tlon. Attend a FREE FIRST LBCTURB! D & L i senior Ugh school students. Re- nylon auita i o r boys and girls . . . in toggle coats, ski jackets . . . also and blends in tiie group. at 8 P.M. on Mond^, January 8 at the Morse Odlege, lU fOOR STORES OF FASHlOH frashmenti wUl be served. The distinctive cdyleB and colons A ll have d z i»y styles. Plaids, checks, herring­ Petite, jiuior and xniBses’ Ann 8t., Hartford. You will receive a free copy of "How To Cboiose Tour House," a 270-page booklet containing 104 color event is sponsotod by the, cam­ hoods, are warmly quRt or pile lined bones and solids. Sizes 8 to 6X and sizes. photos. Write or phone tor free brochure and guest tickets. pus ministry mmittee ot toe and are machine washable. 7 to 14. I MORSE OOLLBGB, IM Ann Street, Hartford, S28-M41 church and Is also open to aU iiiiliiiil iiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHliiiilliiiii former college students. I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. WE|DNE&DAY. DECEMBER 27. 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 Floor Finishers Are Fussy BOY SCOUT No. 2 Crosby Bobbing Along I bUCKY THE ANfiUS SEZ: Vemon Notes and News But Pleasant to Deal With By JOAN OBOtoT NEA Kateiialnmeiit Editor of a bucket of .floor stain. He ^ VIVIAN BItOWN Oab Pack 144 has been sanding, staining, lay­ NEW YORK — (NEA) —Since Happy New AP N«w*fe»tarea WHter Awards were made at meet­ Etlinger Sees a Need for Changes Try this New Tear tonic for ing floors (or two decadei. After Crosbys talk about other Cros- ing of Cub Scout Pack 144 Fri­ the home blues: have your an inspection the husky Nor­ bys. Bob Croaby and I were Year To BROMH. day night, Dec. 16, at Keeney By BABBABA BKOBEOND Boors reflnlshed. wegian gave his seal of approv­ discussing writer John Crocfby. phostoed this has nothing to do St. School. with personaUttos or politics. NMelMilMr Floor ftnlahem have poetry In al to the other’s work: "It is a I was explaining how, early One and The ttOe of .pireetor of Ad- Cubs who received awards He further explained he doea t M r mettnods. very good Job.” in my writing career, several t mlnlatrmtkm to synonymous in are David Draghl and Ouy Pl- not partlculariy think a pro­ A troe never dies, it is breath- ’Then he pursued the first of of my stories woimd up In print All Vernon with the term oonaoll- cullo, denner stripes; Ricky fessionally trained administra­ 0|ME Daily tiW, you are constantly re­ three sandings with such rev­ with John Crosby bylinss. It . idotton. Jay BtUngw eame to minded. But now it is exposed in erence that the entire house was Cote and Vernon LaBlanc, as­ was funny the first time, less tor, by title, to Important but he lOAsMsta sistant denner stripes; David Its beautiful grain for all to see hushed, except for the hum of funny the second and not at all SPECIALS Vemon ttiree yean ago aa the .aid he does think the concept on your floor. That is the mes­ the machine. Luce, Richard Rogers and Ouy funny the third. fbxt direotor under a new form to important. 10P.il. sage. and it gets through. And what beautiful sandings Plcullo, wolf badges; Philip "Now you Icnow what it is like of government Pointing out be was making SERVICE DEPT STORE Rogers, Webelo badge; Ouy Pi- ‘T never use a machine to lay they were. The floor was as to be Bing's brother,” Bob smil­ THURS. - FRL • SAT. Last Friday, EtUnfer termi­ these suggestions in a purely' a floor,” long-time carpenter smooth as glass. cullo, silver arrow on wolf; Rich­ ed . constructive manner, Etiingar ard Rogers, a gold and silver nated hto work in Vemon, hav­ Oliver Davis of Norwalk, Conn., He rubbed in the all-purpose It was a Joke. But it also aald an alternative would be to arrow on wolf. ing resigned over three weeks told one woman. Oliver is adept stain-sealer, a dark coffee color made a strong point. All his ABIIHHIirS LEAM, SLICED ago, and reviewed hto work in ^-tlm e administrator Also, Donald Columbe, out- at Just about any carpentry (or that immediately emphasizes life he has been No. 2 with no the town. responsible to the elected leg- Qaa/ttyf Better Vefuef Better SefecHonf doorsman arul aiguanat badges; other work) from floor to roof grain. He painted three or four chance of getting to be No. 1. tolatlve body and an elected Brian Matola, Oary Stone, Don­ Fliut he looked back on the but he loves floors. After metic­ boards at a time, then wiped It He’s still a good-looking man Inoideato taking i^oce since ho mayor who would be a cermon- ald Bunce, Stephen Werkhoven, ulously laying narrow floor with a cloth to remove excess with silvery gray hair and a came here, a^ seoomBy he lal officer for the town with soma boards, he observed, “ If you put stain as strlations appeared. and John Henderson, aquanaut few lines and wrinkles appro­ other stipulated, contractural badges. tried to look ahead for Vemon It down by hand, you won’t have Occasionally, he rose to com ­ priate to his 54 years .He's hon­ in some constructive fashion. responslblUtlea. §li0p wiilt Confidence marks or scratches.” ment, "It is going to be beauti­ est, outspoken, humorous and BOILED Dtomlaaal of DIreetor Cub Pack 152 “I find there has been con­ He then put down a white oak ful.” Cub Scout Pack 152 had its not bitter, which he hastens to siderable progress made,” he Hie former officer said he plank floor in 4-6-8 inch widths Days later, he polished the Christmas meeting Friday, Dec. say from time to time through "Basically, tiie Integra- asked what hto opin- with pegs. He nailed boards to­ floor with wax and cautioned: 15. at Bowers School. Mrs. Mas- the conversation. tion of three smaH govern- ^ oatxsenUng the section of gether, leaving a smidgen of "Be careful pushing furniture At the moment he lives in La- mental units into one, represent- chanter whtoh speUs out space (about the width of a put­ across the new floor .. . don't den’s den 9 conducted the open­ ing ceremonies. Jolla, Calif., leaving home for Ing . on lmi>ortant progreaaive the director cannot be dto- ty knife) between so that floors let the humidity get too high In musical engagements that come note for the town.” nitoeed until at least eix months could breathe. Then he scooted summer.” You kno'9*^he wanted Members of Den 8 helped along. Reflecting on the many prob- ®>e has served under a along the board on his knees to to add, "And don’t walk on it, Santa in an emergency pack HAM lems created with the new gov- P®®tk*dbr Mayor, drill two holes in end- boards unless you must.” repair at Kris Krlngle Hospital But between engagements, he SALE! emment and Its charter, EfUng- *do thtnldng Is that as a skit. Grab bag gifts were has apparently disappeared. (three (or eight-inchers). He But the woman’s cup didn’t er deemed these as something should be of no concern to RECORD run over until her husband exchanged. Den.s 1 and 6 tied Some of the time was s|^t in blew into the aperture to re­ that should be taken In stride adnUnistraitor who to doing wanted to do an adjacent room for the attendance award, and Hawaii and Australia. move all the wood dust, then since they were -and are of a Stood Job and to aware cf Its Famous Artists'. Top Tones! Discount Prices_._ coated the peg with glue before and they discovered the sealer both received banners. “ We spent 314 years in Ha­ Bob Crosby gets set to strike up the band while Johnny Mer­ secondary nature. knportanoe to the community. inserting it.” "But I musn’t get and polish were available only Awards were made to Greg waii,” he said, "You may re­ cer gives lUm an introduction. Pointing out the subetontlve He sold that section could be at a store almost 20 miles away. Baker, Mairk Gardella, Timmy a speck on the floor as it will member that my wife June and problems of providing the level removed as far as he was con- Would they please put the Beutei, Douglas Whitehouse and show when the floors are I were having trouble. We want­ of service that the peofde of the oemed, but he said h» woidd Hundreds to Choose From! stained," he observed. floor materials in the mall? Joseph Balfour, bobcat pins; Jo­ band leader. Musically, what vision. and presently has an G o t o e r i ’ ^ ed to find ourselves again, so town want, Etlinger aald, "This ^ provision of a hearing "Oh, no. It would take too long,” seph Marcello, Darrell Hooey I have done with the help of idea for a show he is pitch­ ARMOUR'S STAR. LEAN Walnut peg« are a wee bit we went to Hawaii. Getting away to w here a ll (rf the p ra ctices o f 'b«™®r Asked of hto plans for Ore er towns in this state. ”I state from Byraouae University. appeared with the eagerness of four weeks’ annual vacation director said, ”lf the town is to Jf:, *3“ .v. On Monday I would do a show two weeks, forget it. If it is is at Merida, Venezuela. The truthfully I have not resolved They are, sure enough. with pay, according to the En­ raise itself collectively, both In BeaUtos hto positian os Mil­ a genie who had just popped out a hit, it’s good for (our weeks, system cUmbs from 5,3S4-fhot- what I plan to do in the future,” cyclopaedia Brltannica. in Sydney, finish late, fly 400 Image and in practical mat reputatkm of being a "human ford’s Finance officer, he has then forget it.” high Merida to 16,6a6-foat 'Pkx> Etlinger said. miles to Melbourne and do an­ HAM ■ ters. dynamo,” said hto find love also served oa axhninistnuUve He would like to do more tele­ Espejo, in three Stag|«e. THEATER IN OLD INN other show Tuesday, then back would be to teach a given num- Etlinger gained the name "hu­ asslatant tn FWrlawn, NJ., Secretary Spends .Vacations to Sydney to start over again. 1^ to be done,” ne gf college courses and then man dynamo” when he was Mil­ Town Manager In Norwich, JERUSALEM (AP) — A arid "If it to to c^te the tod ^ municipal as- Turkish inn built 180 years ago It knocked me out.” ford’s finance officer, the Job he 'Where he stiU lives, and oon- of place ^ p le wlU deliberately g ^ en ts on a consulting held prior to coming to Vernon. troUer for Manchester. has been converted into a 450- The Crosby name has prob­ go out of their way to make At Orphanage in Vietnam seat theater for stage produc­ ably done more harm than good He started his career in a In his busy schedule Etiinger for Bob. **^*JE,**®*” ®’’ ’ , „ __ He points out this would satte- factory shipping room. Over the fkids time to ride his bicycle By JEANETTE JOHNSON can do. But 1 feel If I can Just tions. The management claims it is the first legitimate play­ "Where it really hurt," he 7 T *y a ^pronged objective. One years he has worked as a free each dajy and frequentty in the Suffolk, L.I., Sun Writer hold those little babies for five Now Is The Time... Md understanding of the pro^ J who am In- house opened here since the Ro­ said, “ was with the producers lance sales promotion and man­ evenings drives to New Haven minutes, then they will have PORK SHOULDER BUTT lema, I’m ^nvlnced ^e People * A field of public agement man, a printing brok­ NEW YORK (AP) —Where man era. and distributors. I slg;ned a con­ HAVE UNWANTED HAHt REMOVED Gym to play paddle bell and had at least that much love,” of Vemon wlU respond to wtat ^dmlnlstraUon and the other, er, public relations man, air- swim several l^ s of the pool. does a typical secretary spend Shows heretofore have been tract with MGM and made sev­ has to be done to accomplish ___ Miss'Moul explained. safely and permanently by electrolysis. Free consulta­ .. aastotlng communities. conditioning researcher, en­ 'He also teaches a class at New her vacation? Florida? Bermu­ performed in schools, music eral pictures for them. One day these goals,” Etlinger said. The An Lac (peace) Orphan­ ARMOUR'S STAR During hto firud week on the gineer and merchandiser. Haven Oollegre one night a week. da? Acapulco? halls or out-of-doors. they called me in and said the tions. All work done by appointment only. Please call— What of the problems of the age \h which Miss Moul works He serv^ with the U.S. Armiy He and his wife, Beatrice, have Betty Moul spends hers in The structure was discovered contract was over because 'one future? "One of the most Im- J®’’ ’ ^ has one section In Saigon and cedures for the general fund for three' years and after the one son, Henry, who is now a South Vietnam. by city officials several months Crosby on the marquees Is portant things one at Di-An about 20 miles for the new fiscal year. He also war returned to college at the student at the University of ago, underneath ttie basement of enough.’ I’m not being a cry M ARY W ARD have to face up to, Etlinger p j^ ' Attractive—w 11 h carefully from Saigon. Their existence— age cf 32. He g;rajduaited from R odiester. I styled dark hair and a g;raclous often tenuous—Is due entirely to a building near the central rail­ baby here. It's Just a fact. 91 ALTON ST., MANCHESTER • 649-2667 dtots, to what toe g w e r ^ e n W John McAlmont, the manner—Mias Moul is a private the generosity of one woman, a road station. Renovation cost “ Have I been at all satisfied structure ought to be. He said *1__ $300,000. with my career? Only as a BOLOGNA or the nresent eovemmental ar- Improvements budget secretary in the New York of­ Mrs. Ngal, who herself is a ref­ ® which WlU be new in the corn- fice of Sen. Jacob Javlts. ugee. Originally wealthy and a rangement has accomplished, , „ , __ _ Dave Bnibeck’s Quartet That’s her major occupation. to a considerable extent, the ob- resident of North Vietnam, she In discharging all of the re- JecUves of the consoUdation ef­ Her vacation occupation is fled taking her Jewels with her sponalMlltleB of hto Job, the working in children's orphan­ after the collapse of the French. fort. Breaks Up After 10 Years the town director also completed ages In and around Saigon and During her journey south­ Com m enting PITTSBURGH (AP) — The lecturing during the evenings ward, the plight of the many LIVERWURSTI charter, Etlinger quesUoned \ ^ ^ bum sold In the millions. “ Take members of the Dave Bruteck here in the states on "The Other orphaned children she saw whether It has teen truly ef- Five”—played in difficult 6-4 ficatlon s. Quartet went their own ways 'WSar in Vietnam”—the one made a deep impression. She fective by the standards of a time—rose to a lofty perch in He also completed and flled today after a brlUiant Jazz ca­ against poverty and disease. political scientist as measured popular music ratings. And the began selling her Jewels to raiqe reer of more than a decade. “ People are always pointing money to care for them and !N<> M o r t ‘ at St^ars the standards of a poU- appUcatlon «* four kept up a ceaseless round \()u C an Count on I The four performed their mu­ of performances at concert to some incident or period turned a French Army camp ticlan. He said too much to «- conn^tlon with the sewerage treatment sic spiced with unorthodox, var­ halls, night clubs and c<^leges which changed their lives and I Into an orphanage. Now she de­ pected to be accomplished with Idant. ied rtiythms for what they said can truthfully say that my life pends largely on the generosity too little to work with. and universities throughout the Finally he set up recruitment would be their last time togeth­ world. changed after I became ac­ of GIs and whatever support the Worn Many Hate er Tuesday night to the Pitts­ Bruteck said the group’s quainted with Dr. Thomas Doo­ Etooley Foundation can provide During hU three years In Vei- «P®cWcaUoM for a raphiceme^ B'^THE PIECE burgh Hilton before a crowd of breakup was a unanimous de­ ley," says Miss Moul. "I had to maintain her 400 children. non, EUlnger has not only been 1®' Count On Faster Cold 1,700. sire to branch into something read his books and I traveled to Mrs. Ngal travels from the the director of administration. It had been nearly 17 years else and end their vagabon4 ex­ Laos and Vietnam a couple of orphanage in Saigon to the He has worn three other hats s i’:a k s since Brubeck combined his istence. tiknes where I met him before branch at Dl-An each day. She ARMOUR'S BC also, that of the chief fiscal of- Hi || (U'CK ,-\NP cn emments on a consulting basis piano with the alto sax of Paul "It’s not of necessity,” he he died of cancer in 1961.” brings the day’s supply of food fleer, purchash^ agent airi prta- XMAS CARD Weather Starts with Desmond in San Francisco. Aft­ said. "All of us Just have things Today Miss Moul is on the with her. No food can be left clpal advisor to all of the of- something he feels is very er trying out on assortment of we’d like to do.” Board of Trustees of the Thom­ overnight at the orphanage ^be- ficials, boards and com m ^ioM . important and very much lack- sldemen, the pair settled on "The thing that I’ll miss most as Dooley Foundation in New cause Viet Cong \riU steal it. n..., Knw for Next Year at Savings. "The charter is structurally niany communities. He drummer Joe Morello and bass­ is playing together. I won’t miss Yofk. In January, she will re­ Breakfast generally consists of deficient as it involves the re- attributed this to the fact they ist Gene Wright six years later. the traveling.” * turn to South Vietnam, on her rolls or bread and somcfimes latlonshlp between the mayor cannot afford or they are not In the 11 years the four impro­ Brubeck, who was trained as own time and on her own mon­ Jelly or margarine if a GI hap­ HARD and the director of admlnistra- aware of the fact services of vised together with counterpoint a classical musician and con­ ey, to spend almost two months pens to “ come up with” a sup­ ^ Sears Performance tlon,” EUlnger pointed out. He professionals can be available over riiifting but Insistent fesses a deep debt to Bach, said working In two orphanages ply that day. cited this as being a question f^r reasonable fees. ; rhythms, they rose as a quartet he’ll turn to composing. His ora­ which together house 400 chil­ Mrs. N gal' is in her 60s now of whether a professional con- Invitation By U.S. and indi'viduals to the top of the torio, "The Ught in the Wilder­ dren. and in falling health, says Miss All One Price! cept of management can be af- Speaking more of his future nation’s Jazz polls. ness,” is to be performed at the ‘ There are so many homeless Moul. "I shudder when I think fective where there is a twilight plans, EUlnger said he has been The State Department sent University of North Carolina children and sometimes it about what Is going to happen to Mended Gasoline Many All-Occasion SALAMI zone of understanding as to who invited to Join the Federal Gov- the quartet on a goodwill tour to and in Cincinnati during the seems like there’s not much you the children after she Is gone." does what. ,> ernment in the capacity of a Russia. Their “ Time Out” al­ next two months. Boxes Included! He said a politically elected social science specialist. He not- ohlef executive will look upon ed this would represent a chal- Men Make Small Gains ith VOUTANE gover|lment in an entirely dlf- '^lenging opportunity but would Kicked, Spit Before Shot ferent light than a professionally neccessitate relocating, Toward Equaling Women ...Helps Prevent trained administrator. He em- Another offer from a la|ge French Magazine Describes By JOY MILLER dent graciously sta^ga that it BY THE PIECE Warden Steps into Cell AP Women’s Editor was a distinct pri^^ge to wel­ Incidents of Che^s Death come a man to Membership. The men, bless 'em, in their PARIS (AP) — Ernesto Che in making him admit anything continuing, valiant struggle to "By the amendmem in our by­ Carburetor Iceing GROUND GROUND laws which makes possible tjie 3 Nashville' Prison Guards Guevara kicked one Bciivian of­ more than his identity, the ac­ achieve equality with the other ficer and spat in an admiral’s count said. sex, can look wdth iMest pride admission of men to our regular CHUCK ranks, we reinforce our position ROUND face before jie was killed, the After his death, Guevara was upon their progress'hi 1967. and Fuel Line Stabbed in Brief Flareup French magazine Paris Match The individual modest gains as the ‘fairer’ sex," said Lenore fired upon by several other sol­ S. ForU. said today. diers who were told "not to hit 4 8 they’ve made during the year NASHVILLE, Teim. (AP) — and Arthur with a knife at the The report was written by Mi­ add up to quite a formidable Bucky said he was deeply throat cf another guard, Byron him above the waist,” the re­ As two prisoners "held a guard chele Ray, a French woman re- threat to previously impregna­ grateful, and "I guess it is ev­ Freeze-Up Bean. , port said, and an officer who hostage with a knife to his ^rter vriio was once captured ble bastions of female! suprema­ erybody’s dream to be first at ‘T M d them to cut that stuff later counted his wounds found throat. Warden Murray Hender­ by the 'Iflet 0>ng. five in the legs, one In the left cy. something. This is a recorded IN 5-LB. LOTS IN 5-LB. LOTS out, that such didn’t go on inside It said Guevara, handcuffed For example, male nursing first that no one can ever take son stepped alone into a Tennes­ a prison,” said the warden. chest, one in the neck, one in the in a schoolhouse after his cap­ students are now allowed in ell away from me.” Eoloy tk t Conv6til6nM o f see State Prison cdlMock Tues­ Hancock is serving a 55-year left chest, one In the right shoul­ ture, was shot dead by a thin­ areas of hospital work. No long­ Then too, men are perhaps on .CnfUt When You Buy Goiollnt. day night and talked thet men term In the riaylng of a state der and one in the right arm. faced, mustached sergeant nam­ • Parchments • Religious er are they confined to care of their way toward achieving FREEZER DEPT. into surrendering. trocar at ShelbyvlUe, Tenn., ed Mario Teran and a second • (Contemporary male patients^ they can even some sort of equality In divorce CHARGE i r "You don’t get things done and Artbiu’, convicted In Chatta­ • Traditional courts. In New York a state leg­ H e r ^ s W h y - nooga of armed robbery and lieutenant named Perez. Tags Won'*! Rust • Slim Styles • Humorous give babies their bottles. o n Sofuni B otoItIimI 0 h u | 6 . that way,” Henderson told the islative committee voted to ask murder, has a 100-108-year The account said: • Die Cut In Newark, N.J., a man took a HINDS m en. NEW YORK — License plates • G litter^ the next session of the leglBloi- After an argument, Teran Job as classroom aide in the VOUTANE is a compound of special The prisoners, LKmald L ee term . issued in New York are perma­ • Petites • Formal ure to make women as liable to Billy Dee of the Clyde Bea­ shot Guevara twice with a car­ pre-school program, a position Hancock, 21, and William T. Ar­ nent ones that "heal ttiem- • Embossed • More! payment of alimony as men. additives formulated to keep gasoline vers Band, which was perform­ bine as the (Juban revolutionary customarily reserved for moth­ thur, 29, tuiiM^ over tiielr weap­ selves” when scratched. Made On the social scene men have ing at the Christmas riww, said 8too-refilalng to sit dow n—In Early birds, take advantage of King’s ers. ons without further resistance of galvanized steel and painted at last arrived at that position volatile in any weather. It works in the main room of the school- famous onee-a-year greeting card event! On Sept. 1 a heartwarming, and were traced in a maximum the group was In its last number with durable enamel, the plates heretofore pre-empted by wom­ 6 5 ^ house at Hlguera. Peres tiien Boxed Christmas or all occasion cards in truly historic ceremony took critical engMe parts to give you the full security unit "when we heard a I6ud groan or will not rust even if scratched en: Disafiproval by headwaiiiters came in and finished him off wide variety, all complete with envelopes. place in Kansas (Jlty; The first No Extra Charge for Cutting, Wrapping A Quick Freeklng The warden’s action ended a scream coining from the back. because the zinc coating “ sacri­ In posh restaurants because of octane power you’re paying for. Your Conn. Charge Accounts Welcome Here on All Freeier with a shot in the neck. man was initiated into the regu­ brief flaretq) of vldence udtich It was loud enough to carry fices’’ itself to protect exposed too avant-garde apparel. Join­ Orders In the next room, a Sgt. Huan- lar membership ranks of the 20- caibunetor is protected from icing because began at a Christmas music over our playing. steel. ca then shbt two other. guerril­ year-old National Secretaries ing the ranks of mlnlskirted and All Orders—Sattsfoction Ouaronteed manr and ended with three "Tliat was when they got the ponts-sulted somen denied ad­ las. Association, the world’s leading VOLITANE resists formation of water vapor. guards bospltaUzed with stab first guard,” Dee said. TOLKATIVE NEW JERSEYANS mission to" some elegant eat­ w oudds. ' Commissioner Avery said the I fis s R a y iq>ent six w eeks In secretarial association, at its The fuel line remains unobstructed, too. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New eries were men wearing turtle­ Both Hancock and Arthur de­ auditorium was crowded with La Pax and In the Sierra Mbun- world headquarters. Jerseyans appear to be the big­ neck shirts. nied stabbing the guards, and more than 1,200 persons when tains putting together the story At that time C. J. (Bucky) Gasoline flows freely to the engine where itis gest talkers in the world, ac­ With all these triumplhs to officers carrrassed the prison an inmate attempted to leave at Guevara’s capture and death, Helmer Jr., secretary to a safe­ cording to records of the New warm the cockles of their hearts quiddy ignited, even in tiie coldest weather. early today for weapons on oth­ the country music stiow. the magazine said. ty engineer at Binghamton, Jersey Bell Telephone Oo. N.Y., became the first member under their new fur coats, men er inmates. The prisoner was mdered The officer Guevara kliSied up now witi* Sears Performance Blended Gasdine. WISTERN was Identified only as Espinosa, The company said Tuesday should certainly stride ahead to TOY CLEARANCE! of his sex to Join the nearly 26,- State Oorrections Commis­ back by a guard, Avery sold, that phime users in New Jersey 000 women comprising the fresh achievements in 1968. sioner Harry Avery sold the In­ "and another inmate ran out who had taken him by the hair have talked themselves into membership. jured guards were Aubrey Hol­ and stabbed him (the guard).” and yanked a pipe out of his first place In the worid by plac­ women secretaries were lingsworth and William A. The third officer was stabbed mouth as a souvenir. Hundreds of Toys Reduced! SH O P J^T SEARS AND SAV) ing 806 ca lls p er y ea r p er per­ good sj|K>rts about it, too. In­ Widespread Book Manchester Auto. Fldds, both of NariiviUe, and later In a cellMock struggle. "With his only valid foot, Open' Kton. thru Sat. BEEmRu son. (Guevara) sent Bsplnoaa stum- stead of grumbling that m en Harriet Beecher 'Stxnve’s antl- SaUsfaictioa Guaranteed o r Center Herschel L. Currie of Columbia, The knives, apparent^ fash­ ioned in the prison metal shop Ming against the tenches with a The annual average In the were trying to push-their way in aiaivery book, "Unclle Tom’s 290 Broad St.—A4S-1S81 e A.M. to 0 P.M. Tenn. Floor Samples! Counter Soiled! Your Money Back brusque reflex,” the account United States Is 648 ca lls per where they don’t belong—or, Oabin,” or "Life .iAmonig the Hollingsworth and Currie, from steel plates, had Hades siUd. person, on Increase of 28 calls why don’t they learn their Lowly," published in 1852, is both with stab wounds In the approbdmately five to six Indies cheat and abdomen, were listed liXIg. Guevara spat In tbs face of per person over the amount One-of-a-Kind! ^ place, th ey baked a cake. It considered among the chief NOW — 2 Him Stores To Sorvo You p laced in 1966. in sMious cooditloiFat a hospi­ Henderson said most of the stocky, mustached Adm. Hugar- read: ” NSA WBLOOMBS causes of the Oivll War. In addi­ Trailing New Jersey In terms 81 Tolland T)^ke., Msnehester Open Toeo., Wed., Sot. tal. and Fields, stabbed In the prisoners proceeded calmly to teche, who arrived by helicopter b u c k s Y HELMER TO MEM- tion to its wide ciiroulaitlon in of telephone talkativeness, the book, was described as fair. the cellblocks after tiie stab- with several otoer offleem to BBR8HIP.'’ #ie Untted States, the book was Cotumbla Ave., WilUmoatlc company said. Is Canada where Thurs. and Frt till I Alerted at his home after the blngs and authorities at oB question Guevara, Miss Ray rs- The NBA’s Intemattonal presi­ tronsleuted into 23 languages. the national average Is 664 calls outbreak, Henderson rushed to times had the situation under portsd. per person. the prison and found Hancock control. None of the officers succeeded A X ^ V

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persons were klUad or wounded retary James C. Hagerty on a for three years. ’They were first man guuda spotted an 18-year- every human mind thsrs lies hidden w ToUand Author* Egm IMI b ' * m d p B t r r when Wang's forces attacked a 1900 viaU. convicted In AprU 1980 but ap­ old girt and a 38-yearold man, LONDON - T h a H rtiM l ■»> profound connatural s^iirstian, s nos­ Events Rad Guard rally. PaUng’a nu­ Hagerty was kept prisoner In pealed to the higher court. They fired 10 ehota to halt tHSm and ciaty of Authors aurvayad Its talgia, a hops.of enjoying one day real Svntttts l|praUi clear testing ground la located Ms car for 80 minutes by dem­ now can ai^ieal to the Supreme led them a'way. mamberahlp and found that ab­ ■ iM peace o t heart, that true, new peace, First Round-Table Meeting In W o rld in SlnHai«. onstrators when he arrived to Court. One bullet was found Imbed­ ly one In 10 earns mors than Kmuarao BY m s, which redeems us faom our common plan a tour of Japan for Preal- ded In a West Beilin border i o r a i A FRiimNa oo., me. $1,040 a yaar from srritliig* JX PIKiU Street misery and makee us feel that we are Gfo Lose AUoaoanee A$uaiU Sentences dent Elsenhower. After tha at­ Seized at Border guard post, the spokesman said. O f Town Panels Set Jan. 30 LONDON (A P ) -U .R . troopa BeaoiNBter Cam. Indeed men and sons of Ood." TOKYO (A P ) — Tokyo’s Mgh- tack on Hagerty, Eisenhower BERUN (AP) — A young CLAY OFFKB OONBIDERBD m o a tA S r . rtatousoN H m Board of Saleetmen last in Britain hava loat .thair Lon­ canceled the 'vlelt. em SF IS CHIEF WAIVTBR R. FntOOBON That sentiment, we presume, the Pope Bhe M t txxlay dor the Los ar court ordered suqwndad sen- East German coiqde was cap­ FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — PdbHabem Mght aet Jon. M aa the date don oost-of-Mvlng aUowanoa and tanoaa of from sight months to a ■The defendants, who Included tured Christmas night while at­ HONOLUL U(AP) — The new f: ______fVmniled Oct<>ber 1, IM l______did successfully preserve for extension Angelas ocavanttan. eba la dt- The first Trapplat monastary in tetthag as a dMagste from thair housing aBowanoaa hava year and a half today for M.par- a form er member o ' the Oom- tempting to cross Into West Ber­ president of (he Hawaii Baptfst the United Stataa was tha Abbey to his distinguished guest But it, too, ftar 4he fita t touniMabla meet­ PttliUihed E^rery Breirins Except SuDdesre bSan cut to bring thesa fringe aons found guilty of assaulting muniet party central commit­ lin. pirfloe reported today. convention la Honolulu’s Chief end BoUdeya., Sntered at the Poet OCTloe at ing of all town boarda and com- Emerson Oollege hi Boston, of Oethaemani, founded near Maooheater, O o i^ . aa Second Oleaa Mall could hardly have come out of the meet­ ■where she la a teanher. pay items "back to what they form er White House preas aac- tee, were placed on probation A spokesman said East Ger­ of Police Dan Liu. Bardstown, Ky., in 1848. mioaiani alnce the elaodona laat were really worth before deval­ MAdter. ing without having experienced some­ Fire ExHsgelehed li Fall. ’E m maetliig w ill ba held uation," the trd Air Force an­ SUBBCSUPTION RATES thing of a teat. ■Ihe Volunteer Fire Depart­ at 8 p.m. in the Iflcka memor­ nounced ’Tueaday. PayaUe in Advance ment helped Saatai on Chriat- ^ e Tear ...... taxOD ial 8cho(d gym. Tha dimlnlahed p o i ^ added ax MCnlha ...... U.00 maa Eve, extlnguialdng a chhn'> Tliree Months ...... 5.60 Beauty Through Bossy H ie dtaeuaalon meetlnga were an avaraga of $8.40 a week to aey fire at the Alfonae Wle- One Month ...... L8B If, as we fear, the problem of this originated in 1906, with the loot the pay checka of 38,000 U.S. ntowakl home on Kozley Rd., MFJIBBR OF " age’s refuse is going to have to continue one held loM January. Several sarvlcemen and 1,800 olvlHan before Santa’s antval 936 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO THE ASBOCIAmD PRESS to be dealt with at the disposal end, in­ ofttolala have expreaaed the peraonnri throughout Britain. The Aasodated Preas la exduatvely entitled ToHaad Juniors 5:80 P.M. - (JLOSED MONDAYS • MUSIC STORES 17 OAK . ST., . . ------MANCHESTER - 341 to the use t t reiMtbllcatian of all news dls- opinion they ahould be held Between 8,000 and 4,000 troops ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (622-7201) - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE stead of, more sensibly, at the origin, ■Ilie executive tMord o f the patchea credited to tt or hot otherwise credit­ more frequently or every three had recalved the London allow­ CENTER STREET ■ TEL. 649-’a96 ed in this paper and also the local news puh- then the discovery of two Penn State Tolland Junior Woman’s Ohib llshsd here. months. ance which, Uke the housing MANCHESTER agricultural researchers is Important. wtS meet Jen. 3 at 8 pm. at AM rlMUs o f republloatldh of special dls- The meetlnga are dealgned to grant, varied according to rank patchea herein are aleo reserved. They have found that, with some mo­ Ib e home o f Miw. Donald WoJ- acquaint the varloua boarda and and number of dependents. cUc, O u te r Dr. Oo-hoateaa for The HensJd Printing Company Inc., as- lasses mixed in, old newspapers and old commiarions with what each Many servicemen feel that ris­ sumea no flnanctel responslDiUty for typo the evening will be Mrs. Mhrtln mphioal errora appeartnx In advertisemeMs magazines make a very nutritious and other la doing and the proMems ing living costa could oflaet ana other reading matter In The Manchester WHithiich. Evening Herald. tasty (to the cows) diet for dairy herds. being experienced. Hjey were their galna from ttie dollar’s If newspapers and magazines can be originated as a means of com­ higher value due to devaluation. Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. bating a communication gap be­ Maaohealer Evening Herald PtAUsbers Repreeentatlves — The Julius fed into the modem milk animal, then ToOaiid correspondent Bette Mathews Speclsl Arency — New Tork, Chl- other basically pliable materials can tween the various town bodies Tobacco Litigation oacD, Eetrnit and Boston. of government. Qnatiale teL 878-S84S. also be reduced and sweetened, and FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF OIRCULA- Several actions have been tak­ Aide Evarioti haa fUad suit TIONB. ______turned Into products nourishing both to en as a reauu result oi o f theme meeungs meetings agalnat the state tobacco mo- a. Wednesday, December 27 man and his earth. includlng the purchase of aerial v & H C 1 & I8 L F c u i l c l g 0 nopoly, charging that it pro- Instead of dotting the landscape with maps of the towna and the ea duces and sells products detrl- 2 ugly refuse disposal plants, or extend­ tabUshment of a Board of Fin­ mental to public health. Parked Trucks ing town dumps until they have to be­ ance. Evarisll quoted a rooent state- 2 The President And The Pope mouM gin to double back over their own The board received com­ About $400 worth of damage nMnt by Minister of Health Lui­ The President’s pre-Christmas Jet tracks, the ultimate solution to the plaints laM night about tdevla- waa done to two trucks peuked gi Marlottl that smoking is dan­ whirl around the earth had as many pur­ ion Interference being experienc­ gerous. ’The suit asked the mo­ refuse problem will be to give a cow a in a shed at the Manchester poses and strategies as could suggest ed in a portion of the town. The nopoly’s factories and sales green plastic pasture to stand on while Lumber Co. off Center St. themselves to a teeming political brain interference was attributed by shops be closed and all clgara she eats up yesterday’s news and yes­ Police say that vandals en­ Upholstered Chairs and political staff. He was to portray the complainenta to the recent and cigarettes confiscated. terday’s pa^aglng. This we would call Installation of a ham radio tow­ tered toe shed, started up one The government has recenUy the mourner, the grreat and attentive of the trucks and ran It Into the Re$r. $189.00 Sleepy H ollow lounsre, deep the positive kind of solution to the nasty er. undertaken canq^lgna against ally, the father to his troops, the unifier rear of another truck, causing button tuftod, cherry Queen Anne Cabriole and supposedly Insoluble problem—turn­ Residents experiencing trou­ smoking by youths and la con­ MORE DAYS! of the home front, in as mahy stops and It to ram a third truck In front legs, oKve-and-gold tweed cover .... 1 49 . 7 ing the waste disposal urgency into a ble with their television sets sidering reducing toe nicotine 7 as many guises as a jet racing the sun of I t ’The fronts of both toe sec­ bucolic beautification program. during toe last three weeks are content of toe mend- ed in toe next few weeks. Kwangtung report toe situation lounge, walnut 1^ , blue texture combined odds-and-ends, discontinued patterns and the like. Every piece is slashed in Over toe holiday, vandals did however, that one stop and one posture ere now owe $5 billion cm purchases ■The meeting will be held to Is chaotic In that key province with correlalted print on seat and back 8 9 . damage at Nathan Hale School order to clean from stock before inventory. This is only a partial list of the did not come off quite as smoothly as made with these cards, or about |60 per seek additional appropriations of South China. and Illing Junior High School. Reg. $99.00 Contemporary lounge, foam values. All are limited to one-of-a-kind unless otherwise noted, and subject to might have been hoped. card. to cover toe town clerk’s salary The travelers, whose reports At The Ogwni With Sytvlem OOsra At Nathan Hale,. 18 windows could not be checked, said s(d- rubbw cushion, walnut legs, red-and-olive This was the one-hour vjslt to Pope ’Ihe proliferation of cards extends set last week at $7,200. A total of prior sale. Where more than one is indicated, price is for one. Come tomorrow were broken; at ming, two dlers are guarding all important contemporary print cover...... S 9 . Paul VI at Vatican City. well beyond the limits of a few years BALLET, ACT I, ROMEO AND JULIET: Connecticut Opera Association's Presentation At Bushnell December 15 $1,200 was included in toe pres­ overhead built-in lights on toe morning if possible! ago. ’Then, cards were Issued by gaso­ ent budget to cover toe operating transport terminals, bandits are One may presume to sketch In some­ east side of toe building were Reg. $198.00 Pennsylvania House lady’s line companies and the travel-and-en- expenses of toe office, according roving the streets and country­ thing of the background. A week before smashed beyond repair. side unchecked, toe power tertatnment companies, American Ex­ to toe selectmen. bairel chair, foam rubber “T ’ cushion, this Presidential tour around the world. On Christmas Eve, a vandal struggle between supporters of press, Diner’s Club, and Carte Blanche. ’Thcjineeting will also probably cherry cabriole legs, blue-and-geld tweed Reg. $688.50 8-Pc. Coun'try French fru it­ Pope Paul, in his call for observance of slashed a tire on a car which Mao Tse-tung and President Uu Lamps Now six major airlines Issue free cards Open Forum Today In History be ajiked to appropriate funds upholstery ...... 1 39 . wood; table, buffet, two arm and 4 side New T ear’s Day as a da]^ for pesice, had was pdrked at Gorman’s Amer­ Shao-chl contii(ues unabated, enabling Individuals to buy flights on Inside tor toe annual voter house-to- ican Gas StaUon off Main St. Reg. $14.50 Table Lamp, modem orange c h a i r s ...... 4 9 9 . By Rowland Evans Jr. and students and others have Reg. $164.00 Man’s high back Lawson probably delighted the Presldent-Com- their planes. In addition to the Air North End OolooBiis By the Associated Press house voter census which will The car belongs to Beatrice defied orders to turn In their lounge, box pleats, foam rubber cushion, ceramic column with w ood ...... 9 .9 8 Reg. $329.00 54-in. Breakfront china to mander-ln-Chief with his remarks In Travel Card issued to corporations. Nu­ Today is Wednesday, Dec. 27, be taken this year for toe first To the Editor, Juul of 791 Main S t and dam­ arms. match group above ...... 2 4 9 . which he seemed to accuse some paci­ merous banks also now have card plans. Rol>ert D. Novak the 361st day of 1967. There are time. Connecticut law now re­ olive textured cover ...... 1 19 . Reg. $28.60 (2) Modem orange ceramic age Is estimated at $20. A Oommunlst bulletin re­ Reg. $218.80 5-Pc. Italian Provincial fists of lack of courage. ’This, one may The cards are buying a greater vari­ Report four days left In the year. quires all towns and cities in toe jug base, fabric/parchment shades 17.7$ Did Professor FavretU, assoc­ ceived In Hong Kong reported Reg. $174.00 Lady’s chair to match fm itwood; table, arm chair and three side guess, might have been the particular ety of items. Several St. Louis area iate professor of landscape arch­ state to take a door to door A FEW PRODUCE ALL Today’s Highlight In History fierce fighting in Slnklang prov­ a b o v e...... Reg. $28.50 (2) Modem table lamps, banks are experimenting with the use WASHINGTON — ^ official Moscow, serious loss of U.S. into a generally dreary political canvas by the registrars of vot­ UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. — 79. chairs ...... 9 B M thing which especially Inspired the itecture at the University of Oon- On this date In 1949, Queen ince, in northwest China, be­ white crackled ceramic bases, fabric/parch­ of their cards to charge groceries. Two State Department line that the influence and interest In both picture In Rus^a today. ers within three months before Almost 90 per cent of toe Reg. $258.70 ( ) 7-Pc. F rench Provincial President to include the Pope on his Im­ nectlcut, who Is currently con­ Juliana of The Netherlands tween Maoist Red Guards anfl Reg. $199.00 Man’s large contempoiary 2 Eastern and Western Europe, They see a post-Khrushchev toe elections. worid’s Industrial output comes ment shades ...... 17.75 promptu world Itinerary. California counties permit residents to Soviet Union would like noth­ ducting a beautification survey signed an act granting In­ conservatives led by Gen. Wang lounge, walnut base, foam rubber cushion, fruitwood; table, arm chair and five side and domestic internal' disruption Russia Increasingly dominated Basketball Scores from countries with a total of K that was udiat was In the Presiden­ pay property taxes with bank credit ing better than the end of the of Manchester at the request of donesia sovereignty ^fter nearly En-mao, former military com­ blue-and-white contanporary print Reg. $25.00 Colonial Table Lamp, satin chairs ...... I j ^ cards. In the U.S. by an uninspired partnership of the "City Beautiful Oommittee Krechko Brothers defeated less than one-third of toe mander in toe province. tial mind, leading to courteous advance Vietnam War is the subject of 360 years of Dutch rule. cover ...... 8 9 . brass with smoky chimney ...... 13. Reg. $189.00 48-in. China to match When the Federal Reserve System There is also the question of military and civilian bureau­ of Manchester” Include in his Sport Mart 23 to 8 during Sat­ worid’s population. The bulletin said some 300 rumors that one of his secret destina­ French Provincial group above ..... ran a study last Aprid, It found 627 Intense though private opposi­ money. Over the past three crats. These bureaucrats re­ showing U color slides any pic­ On This Date urday’s Boys Basketball League Reg. $175.00 Lounge chair, semi-attach­ Reg. $25.00 Table Lamp, modem orange tions might prove to be Rome, one may banks across the nation participating in tion inside the Administration. years, W a^ n gton was far and sponded to the 1962 missile tures of the Manchester Oo-op In 1671, the pioneer German games. High scorer for toe win­ ceramic base, orange fabric/parch­ Reg. $898.00 7-Pc. Knotty Pine with 42 x away outspending Moscow in ed pillow back, kick pleats, foam rubber presume to imagine that Pope Paul now credit-card plans; these plans carried The dissenting view is that crisis with a huge Increase In Association located at Apel astronomer, Johannes Kepler, ning team was Richard Char- ment ...... 13. 64 X 76-in. i ^ k top table, two Ouxbury Vietnam (until recently, Soviet GOP Statistics Show Muscle cushion, red-and-olive print cover .. 129. foiBid himself deliberating what kind of outstanding debts of 1809,000,000 at that the Soviets, though unhappy at nuclear arms spending and to Place? was born. land with 17 points. Ron Gurnon Windsor arm chairs, four side chairs S IM . costs were not much above $1 the Vietnam war by expanding Reg. $89.60 (2) Junior tray lamps, mar welcome to tender this self-invited guest. time. When the Federal Reserve check­ first about Vietnam, have come This unsightly monstrosity In 1660, the British Par­ was top scorer for toe loeers. Reg. $219.00 Lady’s lounge, poly- billion a year — wiping out the the limited war capability (In- pie, textured fabric/parchment Reg. $288.00 54-in. Hutch and china top Perhaps one speculates too much; per­ ed back In October, It discovered that to view the war as a windfall. broods over much of the North liament established a general Lipman-Chorches defeated toe In Selecting 1968 Nominee Dacron® "T " cushion, kick pleats, olive- U.S. advantage over Russia in cludirg the build-up of the equi­ to match knotty pine group above, bottie E Thus, the dissenters argue, the haps the statement Pope Paul made a 848 banks had* credit-card plans, and Mamdiester area. This is the post office. Sairings Bank of Tolland 28 to 19, s h a d e s ...... s s , long-held view here that Wash­ gross national product). Al­ valent of a Soviet marine and-blue on beige broc^e cover ------149. glass doors ...... IM. few hours before the President’s arrival that debts had_ swollen to 11,137,000,000. colossus that wlU lower over In 1822, the French scient­ with Bobby Anderson toe stand­ By WALTER R. MEAR8 —The 28 states with Republi­ Reg. $85.00 Table Lamp, antique bronze ington and • Moscow, have a though this disparity is no long­ Corps). Soviet policy In the ist, Louis Pasteur, was bom. out player capturing 17 points Associated Press Writer would have been made at that time in Some bankers anticipate that 2,000 the whole of Manchester’s in­ can governors will have 302 Reg. $190.00 Early American wing, foam and black lantern, white plastic "glass,” Reg. $179.00 66-in. Buffet to match common goal In ending the er nearly so large, as long as Middle East is dangerously ag­ In 1941, Japanese planes banka ■ will have credit-card arrange­ itial urban renewal project. for the Bank team. Gary Moskey clectorad votes next year, 82 knotty pine group, above ...... 1 1 8 . any case. But it had the atmosphere of war is erroneous. the Soivlets can maintain' a m a­ gressive today. WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ rubbCT cushion, box pleats, dive textured fabric/parchment shade ...... 2 2 . 'Take a look! It’s ugly. It’s pounded Manila although the led Upman Chorches with 7 more than It will take to elect a a special statement, outside the normal ments soon. jor financial advantage without Thus, debate among Krem- publican governors have turned upholstery ...... 119. Reg. $169.00 86 x 72-in. Knotty pine This dispute has nothing to an eye sore. It’s a noisy nut* the Philippine capital had been points. President. Reg. $65.00 (2) Table Lamps, solid cop­ The lure for banks and other card is­ do with the conduct of the war. widening the war, it Is hard to linologlsts concerns more than out some statistics to prove trestle table, m atches group above . . 1 1 8 . Vatican Christmas season schedule. sance and it’s a danger to the declared an open city. ■The final game of toe day went —H ie same 28 states will send Reg. $168.00 Early American wing, foam per candle mdds, burlap shades . . 3 9 .7 5 suers Is obvious. A man holding a credit see why the Kremlin would Moscow’s attitude toward Viet­ they’ll have plenty of muscle as In this statement, at any rate. Pope But the analysis of Soviet In­ health of the community. In 1944, an American tank into overtime as Wanat’s finally 760 driegates to toe RepubUcan Reg. $277.00 Group of 6 knotty pine card tends to spend with greater aban­ push for peace. toe GOP selects a presidential rudier cushion, box pleats, red nylon tex­ Paul recaUed that he had maiiy times tentions could have much to do nam. It centers on profound dls- column smashed across the Ger­ defeated Clinton Press 19 to 16. National Convention—93 more Reg. $28.50 Table Lamp, weathered chairs to match pieces above; 2 ladderback don than a man who must dig cash out If, as new evidence indicates, agreem int with the Harriman Legal sanction allowed it, nominee next year. tured cover...... 9 9 . called on each side of the war in Viet­ with how President Johnson - man bulge in Belgium and re­ Mike an0 Bobby Noonan were than It wUl take to nominate toe bronze, chim ney ...... 1 9 .3 0 arm chairs and four side chidrs ... -1 8 8 . of his wallet. One oil company estimates the Russian contribution to then like Topsy it Just grow ’d’ But they haven’t yet figured goes aibout seeking peace and school’s central thesis that a lieved U.S. troops who had been higlj scorers for Clinton Press, RepubUcan candidate and ap­ nam for things like a cessation of bomb­ that its stations get far more "lUl-’er- Vietnam begins to escalate, Now It seems the sky Is the out how to flex that muscle. R ^ . $179.00 Lady’s size swivel rocker, Reg. $44.00 Table Lamp, dark oak carved R eg. $65.00 66-in. Knotty pine trestle how much success he enjoys. liberalizing trend in the Krem ­ under siege for nine days at and Mike MUvUle led Wanat’s prove toe party platform. ing and reciprocal acts from North Viet­ llmdt. Airplane warning lights Collectively, toe 28 GOP gov­ foam rubber cushion, box pleats, rust tweed Medi'terranean, fabric/p^hm ent up” calls from Its credit-card customers Therefore, it is significant that Moscow could become more lin will become dominant once Bastogne. —RepubUcans govern states bench to g o w ith table a b o v e ...... 44 , nam. Pope Paul regretted that neither have been Installed because of with 10 points. than from cash customers; its stations the President, in the opinion of dovish. But beyond the rubles, the Vietnam war ends. This dis­ In 1946, after World War n , ernors would be a massive influ­ with about 68 per cent o f toe cover ...... 129. shade ...... 2 8 .3 0 Its great height and all systems Convention Speaker Reg. $824.60 60-in. Maide hutch . .2 4 8 . side bad ever responded to his pleas. average about $S per credit-card sale close aides, has made no def­ Kremllnologists of the Brzezins- agreement has deep im portwee the United States, Britain and ence in toe direction of toe par­ U.S. population. Including 7 ot are go. Go for the moon, may­ Miss Arlyne M. Gerrity, Reg. $287.00 Men’s large lounge chair Reg. $15.50 Pin Up Lamps, classic em­ Reg. $166.00 Gateleg drcqileaf dining And, somewhat pointedly, he then made and $3 for an average cash sale. initive commitment on this ques- kl school fit their theory of a for U.S. policy In the ySu-s the Soviet Union announced ty and its choice of a nominee. the 10 largest states. be. daughter o f Atty. and Mrs. But toelr Influence Is not being with matching ottoman; semi-attached pil­ erald green and gtdd, white fabric/parch­ table, matches hutch above...... 1 1 8 . another call for a halting of bombing, For the banks, credit cards reduce the Uon. Soviet hard-line Vietnam policy ahead. they would govern Korea as Despite toe statehouse Can anything be done? This Harold Garrity of ToUand exerted collectively In toe can­ low beck, foam rubber cushion, kick pleats, ment shades ...... and coupled that with his own offer to accounting work In proqesslng Individ­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk Joint trustees for five years and strength evidenced by those fig­ 0418 Reg. $89.60 Maple Duxbury side is really a challenge — one Green, will' read a selection ual checks that one customer might has made his commitment clear then grant the nation independ­ didate field. ures, toe governors still are ov­ aqua matolasee cover, 2 p ie c e s ____169. ch air...... 2 4 .t * * serve as a mediator toward peace In of the biggest in town. from toe ‘‘Once end Future send to several stores at which he shops. In private conversations In ence. Here are toe statistics com­ Vietnam. K in g" a t the annual iSpeech As- ershadowed In party councils by R ^ . $109.00 Occasional chair, fruitwood Bedding Reg. $42.50 Maple Duxbuiy aim Now. he sends In one check to the bank. Washington. He feels the Rus­ piled by toe Republican Gover­ toe party’s congressional mlnor- Issued at such a moment, the Pope’s Elizabeth Murphy Ten Years Ago scclattan of America Conven­ nors Association; chair ...... • 2 7 . S 8 Too, the cards bring profitable dis­ sians are every bit as anxious iUes. frame, cane back, foam rubber seat cush­ statement constituted a rather chal­ The Soviet Union made clear tion this week. Regular values to $75.00 — Steams & Reg. $87.50 Maple spindle side counts o f up to 7 per cent on the bills as we to end the war, but are So far they have responded in ion, copper cover ...... 7 9 . lenging kind of notice of welcome to the A Thought for Today that it would boycott a meeting Foster Bedding including full size inner- chair ...... the bank asAimes from a participating forestalled by Chinese pressure two ways: 2 t M of a new United Nations disarm­ Reg. $178.00 'Traditional' high back spring mattresses and either full or twin touring President. If, perchance, the merchant or restaurant. and the need to maintain su­ ^They decided in Miami Reg. $48.60 Maple Spindle arm premacy Irv the international Then Joshua looked out at the and even greater things than I ament commission. lounge, pdy-Dabron® cushion, kick plea’ts, size box springs, choice ...:...... 3 8 . President had had some idea of adding Promiscuous card distribution has re­ Wallace Apparently Wins Beach, Fla., that GOP gover­ chair ...... 2 7 « 3 8 Oommunlstmovement. am doing? Have you not faith copper antique satin cover...... to his own personal image or p erjee of sulted in some congresslonai demands people who were gabbling like Herald Five Years Ago nors are going to raise toelr 8 9 . Reg. $219.00 King Size Steams & Fos­ No Kremlinoglst himself, In God or yourselves?’’ Reg. $129.00 Mediterranean style dining mind by nestling himself under the wing for legUlation outlawing unsolicited geese. He was quiet for a time, India and Pakistan opened own campaign war chest for ter Posture Supreme Bedding Outfit; two Rusk has relied for this view on The people were stunned. Yestodays Bid for California Ballot 1968 by claiming a percentage table, 44 X 68 X 75-in...... 8 8 .S 8 of the Pope at the Christmas season, mailings. Mass mailings have led to im- but finally burst out with on talks on the Kashmir dispute at box springs and one big 78 x 80-in. mat­ senior Foreign Service officers They thought he would enjoy an hour-long Interview program of toe revenue from each fund­ Reg. $417.50 Set of 5 Drexd Collage the Pope had now suddenly raised up paid bills ruh up by customers who Rawalpindi, Pakistan. WASHINGTON (AP) — For­ Occasional Pieces tress ...... 149. experienced in reading the angry loud voice .... "Why do their praise. They had never 2S Y«an Ago in prime Ume. In toe course of raising dinner a governor ad­ modem dining chairs, 2 ann chaiis, 8 side before him specific things he could con­ couldn’t afford the big spending the you spend so much time talking mer Oov. George Wallace ot A l­ Kremlin —Foy Kohler, former seen **anyone like him. They One Year Ago toe Interview, jminson suggest­ dresses. chaiis, s e t ...... i M . cards encourage. Too, the cards some­ about the things that I ’m doing? Sunday. The Herald did not abama appears to have won his Reg. $49.00 Bookcase Top for small desk, sider If he really wanted to move toward Ambassador to Moscow who never knew what to expect A rally of 160,000 Red Guards ed McCarthy and Sen. Robert F. This undoubtedly wlU encoun­ times were lost or stolen, then used to publish. three shelves, m aple ...... 2 9 . Bedrooms Reg. $629.00 7-Pc. Modem walnut plastic peace gather than merely obtain a repu­ has Just retired from the serv­ Isn’t your much talking just an from him. They had tried in Peking denoimced President bid to qualify for Ctdifomia’s Kennedy, D-N.Y., were working ter oppositlcm from toe GOP Na­ run up fraudulent charges. One sign ice, and Llewellyn Thompson, excuse for not acting? Why do top table, ■two arm chairs, 4 side chairs, tation for wanting peace. everything to plesise him. Some Liu Shao-Chl o f Communist Chi- 1908 presidential ballot. together to gain toe nomination tional Committee, w'.Uch wants Reg. $289.50 Curio Cabinet, four adjust­ Reg. $44.95 (5) Modem walnut bedside that this Is a distinct worry: Some In­ the present Ambassador to you moan and wall with long TIO " burnt amber finish, gold uphobteiy 9 4 2 . With that preparation, ’ the Pope re­ began to look for another lead­ 10 Yean Ago Wallace, whose drive to get —a charge both senators have campaign fund-raising central­ tables; plastic to p ...... 2 0 .9 5 surance companies have begun selling Moscow. But the principal au­ faces about the time when I er .. . someone to follow who able shelves,' parqueitpr drawer, flip-top ceived the President for that hour’s con­ I toe 86,069 California registrants persistently demed. ized, not diversified. policies to cover any billings against a thor of the Rusk view Is rov­ will not be here? Don’t you would appreciate his followers. for desk and file cabinet, includes light; Reg. $89.50 M ^em walnut 80-inch cabi­ versation. Nearly two Inches of rain and William Howard Toft was the needed to qualify his American In other political develop­ —They proposed that Pennsyb Reg. $52.60 (2) Table Lamps, large an­ customer’s lost cards. ing Ambassador Averell Harri- know that if you believe in God, Earle R. (Juster. Pastor winds engulf Manchester and first president to be buried in Independent party was pron­ ments; vanla Oov. Raymond P. Shafer pecky pecan finish ...... 1 89 . net, plastic t o p ...... 5 9 . Afterwards, the Vatican, In a polite tique bronze and wood, fabric/parchment Fraud losses recently forced two Chi­ mon, whose Influence on U.S.- you will do the same things North Methodist Church surrounding area. Arlington National Cemetery. ounced almost certain to fail by —Comedian Dick Gregory be named co-chairman, with R ^ . $85.00 26 X 30-inch mirror with Reg. $98.00 Curio Stand, bamboo turned, shade .. and non-informative statement, said that cago banka to void all their outstanding Soviet diplomacy remains state election officials Just two said he hopes to organize dem­ Senate RepubUcan Leader Ev­ : ..... 3 7 M five shdves, fruitwood finish ...... solid m aple f r a m e ...... 10. Pope Paul had presented some requests cards, then Issue new cards to a more strong. weeks ago, already has better onstrations massive enough to erett M. Dlrksen, of the plat­ 79 . Reg. $28.50 (2) Table Lamp, weathered Reg. $6.00 ( 6) Bunk bed rails ----- and suggestions, concerned with ending limited, credited-worthy list of custom­ The Harriman view has been than 77 per cent of that total in block toe 1988 Democratic Na- form committee at the RepubU­ 0 8 e bronze candlestick, parchment Reg. $209.00 Console cabinet, three sided R eg. $99.00 M aple cedar chest w ith plaid the fighting, to the President. ers. Some estimates place the fraud widely assailed by Republicans Just iSne counties. tional Convention scheduled for can NaUonal Cbnventton. shade ...... ISM (Richard M. Nixon and Sena­ As a request, that’s not llkriy front, two doors, one shelf, antique butter­ But the Vatican courteously left It to losses rung up annually on credit cards H. P. Sulkvan, assistant sec­ Chicago toe week of Aug. 28. cushion to p ...... 7 7 . Reg. $52.60 (2) Junior Tray, pompeian as high as 160,000,000, usually In airline tor Charles H. Percy, for ex­ retary of state, said Tuesday a Gregory tedd newsmen In C3U- to go far. Both Dirksen and Na­ nut ...... •••189. the President himself to go Into particu­ Reg. $109.00 walnut cedar chest . . 7 0. ample) and on odd combination tional Chairman Ray C. Bliss bronze with fruitwood tra y ...... 3 7 . 5 # lars, if he so chose. tickets or merchandise that can easily certified total of 51,208 CaUfor- cago toe Democratic party in­ Reg. $808.80.96-in. H i-fi cabinet, antique be resold. of anti-Soviet hard-liners and mans have registered to date as sulted Negroes by choosing toe can be expected to oppose a Reg. $87.50 Apothecary jar in antique The President, In his discussion of the white, gdd framed doors with cane in se^. Vietnam doves. But far more Fischetti American Independents in toe city as a convention site be- two-man chairmanship of toe Solas - Loveseats A Los Angeles grand Jury In October white with faucet, black trim, black opaque meeting, ignored any possibility that the 01967 Chicago Daily New t A s I s ...... indicted nine men for mall fraud for an Imiwintant than this public criti­ state’s mne major counties. cawfo Chicago "has not clesned platform, although ncltoer has 1 99 . s h a d e ...... 2 S M Pope had asked him, or the United cism has been the private oppo­ PublUberc-H«n Syodicate O ^ o O O Reg. $274.00 78-in. Sofa, brown print alleged |160,000 credit-card swindle. With Jan. 2 toe deadline for upUita racial problems. Tliey taken a pubUc posiUon on the States, to make any first gesture sition inside the Johnson ad­ * O ^ matter. Reg. $174.50 Drexet contemporary style Reg. $26.50 Twin aim student floor, Feueral authorities recently said Oiey L£AUR OF A registrations, said Sullivan, "It Juw use poUce force." cover, cushions, box pleats ...... 2 2 0 . ministration. But by toel^ own statistics toe desk in antique butternut; inlaid top, four mustard, hand decora'ted with gold 1 8 *7 3 toward peace, or to accept the Pope as had cracked a ring of more than 30 NSSFMStOR’TbRR looks unofficially Uke he wiU —The New York Times re­ Reg. $259.00 Loveseat with foam mbber Perhaps the most articulate ported that former President governors could, if they chose, drawers with brass pulls ...... 149. a potential mediator, and provided, in­ persons who had run up 6300,000 In make It." cushions, box pleats, rust-and-gold tex- Itog. $19.75 Table Lamp, Mexican cer­ of these internal critics is Zbig­ - o ” Another 1968 candidate. Sen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has eUm- move to enforce toelr proposal amic, gray and blue, fabric/parchment stead, a bland picture of himself agree­ bills on 2,000 stolen Diner's Club cards. Reg. $109.50 Modem cocktail table, 39-in. t u r ^ c o v e r ...... 139. niew Brzezinsld, who is leaving Eugene J. McCarthy, mean- Inated George Romney as a m - with delegate votes. ing with a Papal position of advocating One man, using a stolen oil-company shade ...... 1 2 . 3 8 the State Department’s policy whUe caUed contemptuous a rious contender for toe OOP The American ConservaUve octagonal parquetry top, pecky pecan 79. Reg. $169.00 Contemporary Loveseat, "mutual restrtalnt.’’ One might have card, allegedly charged $8,300 In food, Reg. $19.75 Table Lamp, modem olive planning staff effective Jan. 1 federal agency’s r e ^ tio n of his presidentied nomination on Union argues toe governors two foam mbber cushions, walnut legs, gathered from the President’s remarks. liquor, and lodging before his arrest In Reg. $55.00 Dark pine lamp table, maga­ to return to Columbia Universi­ request for equal television and grounds toe Michigan governor want part of toe platform lead­ red-and-olive print cover ----- ...... 9 9 . bottle-shaped hydracal, fabric/parch­ In fact, that he had welcomed the Pope Colorado. ty. Hardly a dove on Vietnam ership because they tear Dirk­ zine shelf, turned le g s ...... 4 S . ment ...... 1 2 . 3 8 radio time to answer statements "has been on so many sides of Reg. $229.00 Contemporary sofa, three Into his own fervent efforts to bring the The national credit-card btaige has a (his long-scheduled return to by President Johnson. so many questions that one be­ sen "may try for a strong party Reg. $45.95 Cbntemporary walnut lamp foam rubber cushions, walnut legs, olive R eg. $14.50 ( 2) Table Lamps, matte w ar to a peaceful end. But a different deeper Impact than such dishonesty. Columbia was In no way a pro­ McCarthy, a MlnncMta Dem­ gins to wonder Just where he plank on Vietnam.” table, 25-in. square top with drawer 19.93 hght blue modem ceramic, fabric/ and probably much more real Interpre- The cards repreaen'. another tool In the test against Vietnamese policy ocrat who sajrs he’ll chaHenge does stand." But there appear other rea­ tweed cover ...... 139. rapid expansion of debts assumed by as was reported) Brzezlnski sons for toe governors’ platform p a rc h m e n t...... 8*39 tatkm keeps poking sharply .-through the jminson in several 1988 primary The former RepubUcan chief Reg. $89.50 Drexel contemporary lamp Reg. $289.00 84-in. Contonporary sofa, consumers, despite the relative slug­ nonetheless believes It wishful elections, wrote to Chairman execuUve’s feelings about Rom­ move. One is simple: The state PresldenUal Wandness. it is that the table, antique butternut with parquetry walnut base, royal blue textured gishness o f the economy. A t the end of thinking to -view Vietnam as a Rosel H. Hydb of toe Federal ney, an announced candidate for leaders are dtasatiaOed with Reg. $62.50 Boudoir chair, button tufted Pope, finding ^blmself about to entertain c o v e r ...... '...... 189. October, the latest figures, Americans calamity for the Soviets. Oommunicatlons Oommiasion; the nomination, were made to congressional dominsmee of par­ top ...... 8 3 . seat and back, shirred skirt, avocado cor­ a self-invited guest, had felt requ ^d . He Is not alone. His view is ty councils. Too often for toelr owed $96.1 bilUon In short-term debts. “ I ask you for an explanation his golfing companions in South­ Reg. $184.50 Drexel c iH it^ p o r^ drum duroy cover ...... •39*93 In defSose of his own princlples'wd That’s an Increase o f $4-2 bullion from a argued forcefully by White of this contemptuous handling of ern California, where he spends liking, leadership roles are ap­ Convertible Sofa table, -ih. diameter, storage cabinet with Reg. $79.00 Lady’s small loun^, loose oMIce, to put the President sharply to year earlier. House aides (including hard­ a serious manner that Is now toe winter, toe Times said. portioned in Washington rriUle 21 the teat with regard to peace in Viet­ Thie vast debt has fueled demand for line hawk Walt W. Rostow, as­ before toe commission of which In Saigon, where he was wind­ they sit In far-off state capitals. door, antique butternut ...... 99. Reg. $259.00 Maple-arm sofa bed with pillow seat and twek, rustnand-olive (amall sistant for national security af­ nam, a test the President, in the show­ goods and services and helped the you are chairman.” ing up an inspection visit to The other Is more comidex, loose pillow back, two p, magazine shelf, many economists wonder at what jMlnt he received of toe FOG’S deci­ asked by newsmen about toe re­ wood legs, foam rubber cushion, brown- A few hours later, the Papacy was civilian officials at the Penta­ around any of the ' potential pecky pecan ...... such debts will become so burdensome sion esune in reprints of the mark attributed to Eisenhower. 33. gold-and-Uue linen print on brown .. .9 9 l* bapk in Ka more normal Christmas rou- gon. nominees for toe White House. Dining Room that they wlU slow up spending while agency’s pUbUc notices on Its "I’d prefer to rely on what Reg. $100.00 18th Century occasional tlnea, and Pope Paul was broadcasting Discounting incessant private Unable tp build a consensus Reg. $69.00 Sofa table with 14 x 64-in. customers work their way out of debt. policies zt political broadcasts Gen. Elsenhower wrote me be­ bis simual Christmas message to the assuranceB from Soviet dlt>Io- R tV F R B O A T for any candidate, toe gover­ toup, bambdo-tumed legs, fruitwood .. 33 Reg. $578.25 72-in. Knotty .pine hunt chidr from the James River Collection. There is no evidence that any such drag and equal time, mailed by toe fore I left,” he said. “ In es­ . wotM. One paragraph in this message mats that they sincerely want sence, he was jSeased that I bad nors hope through the platform board and hutch top, leaded gla^ Bamboo turned, cane back, mahogany upon the^ economy la imminent. I f that JOHUSOH FOC to Blair Clark, toe sena­ read as foUows: peace In Vietnam, these dissen- announced as a candidate and to influence the choice a t a can­ Reg. $45.95 Contemporary walnut step d o o r s ...... -2 9 9 . ish, pumpkin-and-olive stripe cu ^on J fL point should e v «r come, though, all tor's campaign manager. "W s have such great esteem and love tera read the roll caU o f Soviet The request for toe FOC to or­ he was also pleased that the Re- didate and the campaign he table, 21 x 82-in. 'top ...... 19.93 R ^ . $99.00 Contonporaiy lounge, vw - those magical Uttle plastic cards will Reg. $777.00 8-Pc. Eariy English table, gains accruing from Vietnam; der toe three major networks to publicns would have an oppor- runs. It they succeed, they will nut 1^ , foam rubber cushion, oUvU fo r man, as Christ teaches, that we have lost much of their magic. — THE Reg. $85.00 Chairside chest, solid maple, breakfront cabinet, two arm chairs and ckMser adhesion of Eastern provide equal time came last tuidty to choose” from among have reversed toe tisdlUcnal would alwayo willingly presume that In NATIONAL OBSERVER four side chairs ------...... 3 9 9 . t w e e d ...... 8 9 * European Communist states to TWf (Wew LBJ — A M M QFMMY PARTS week after Johnson appeared In several candidates. course o f convention poUtlcs. three drawers with brass pu lls ...... 4 9 . ■’» IMkOP T W E L V E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 MANCHBSTB8 EVENINO FTERa LD. MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 PAGE I f!’. fi.- Events in KH^€M ^0b€M ^CM EK»0€K»€K^0 C O 3 a S>€m000€»€W »«mCH^€HaW ^CK»CM ^0€M ^€»€W ^€H^0€m€>0€K^€><^CH^«K;W 5K^CKW Capital Economy to Continue WABtBHQTOV (AP) - Hie prMnnt * SS-nNnth period of ■teauly eoanomle expoaaiOB wfB continue In IMS, any two prlvmte eooaomlatia, but they also see in- oreased tnSatkm and unemploy­ ment ^lead. Price increases of S.B per cent —this year they averaced S per ceirt—were predicted Tuesday ^^verythings priced right by Dr. Carl H. Madden, chief economist for the U.8. Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Oeihard Ooim, chief econom ic for the National nannlnj' Association. Oolm said unemployment t diould creep upward slightly SOUTH from this year’s average of 8.9 for the Mondays atSBopfUitei MANCHESTER MANCHESTER per cent but made no firm pre­ diction. Madden forecast an av­ erage of 4.2 per cent. C V- ■' y 725 MIDDLE WINDSOR BURR CORNERS Oolm said the gross national product, approximately $78S bil­ SULLIVAN AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA lion this year, will probably TURNPIKE, EAST TOLLAND TURNPIKE (NEXT TO CALDOE) spurt to $844.6 billion In 1968. SHOPPING CENTER Madden’s estimate was $800 ...... •.... ■ • ■ • X ::: ...... popular billion. ______, _____ Bacon IRS Give» Ruling “SHOP-RITE’S U.S.D.A. GOV’T. GRADED CHOICE YOUNG STEER BEEF’ WASHINGTON (AP) — A Csrando Italian Cooked Salami con^essman who hires legal help to wage a court battle 2 Dobuqoe Fraakfurts when his seat Is threatened by redLstricting can’t deduct the expenses when figuring his In­ Weaver Sliced Cbickea Roll .^"4 come tax, the IntemaJ Revenue TTOM ROUND Hermel Uverwurst Service says. Without naming any names, the IRS disclosed Tuesday that OR CROSS*RIB ROAST Nepco Polisk Kielbasi it had been asked by a congress­ man about the chances of put­ FOR OViN OR POT Pastromi By the piece 89(. ■ 7 ting such legal fees down as business expenses. He had hired TOP ROUND TOP SIRLOIN Imperial Regular Margarine legral experts to prepare briefs ROAST ROAST Fully Cooked for the courts in his state, which is In the throes of reshaping F o r O v «n Q A^ F o r O ven Bulk Imported Swiss Ckeese congressional districts. or Fibt Ib, OTC or Pot lb. TTC These costs don’t meet the HAMS test of being directly connected Bonoloss Chuck Shoulder with the "trade or business of Regular Style Ground Chuck Ground Round Full Shank Half, being a United States congress­ GROUND cut from heavy man,’’ the IRS said. BONELESS Western Corn red 12 14 lb. Average Capital Footnotes BEEF S 7 i 6 dib 8 9 ! London Broil The Deportment of Agricul­ STEAKS WAYBEST OVEN READY Whole Hams Butt Half ture is moving Immediately to hire 75 more Inspectors to assist SWIFT SWIFT SWIFT’ SHOP-RITE in meeting the department’s TURKEY TURKEY White 4 Dark GRADE "A ” 20- ie-17 Ibe. BREAST ft TOP ROUND meat inspection responsibilities TURKEY AND HAM White Meat MEAT .0 9 —greatly broadened by the re­ THIGHS Turkeys 24 L b s. 39c Lb. cently passed Wholesome Meat STEAKS 2 9 - Act Some 600 will be hired by ROASTS S Lb. $ 3 i i 9 * Lb. S3.19 g Lb. $ 2 i 5 9 u , 7 9 c 1 Select Choice ifftlcet Nepco mid-1068. i Whole Management fees paid the PORTERHOUSE The group of imlvenitles that oper­ Usual J Brl.het ate the government-owned Kitt lb 9 9 c Fine Trim 891 CorneoBeef -49 69 COLD CUTS Peak National Observatory at SIRLOIN STEAKS Veal Loaf-Minced Bologno-Piclcle & Pimento Tucson, Arlx., may be overly Olive Loaf -Mock Chicken* Mock Turkey generous, the General Account­ ing Office says. GAO is recom­ WHY PAY MORE? WDCtvDr Large GNiked Shrimp » 1.99 * Twin pack Bologna or Liverwurst mending a review. DELI SAVIISGS! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MIX Capital Quote Temple Chicken Chow Mein Frozen 2 pkg. 79< D C R E A M I "I leave here with a basic MATCH grasp of the situation.’ ’—Gov. GOLDEN CREAM . I Ibr $L ?11 Howard Johnson Fried Clams Frozen pkg, 59< George Romney of Michigan C H E E S E ^ # upon his departure from South $ U 9 " Birds Eye Tasty Fries Frozen 2 “ ** P*‘»’ 45< Vietnam. BANANAS .b I Q Birds Eye Awoke Frozen 9 oz. cane 29< ImpoMod Alolanio or Krokwi m Ne Shop-Rite C«miodH— *^>S” Kefibasa lb. 89c All Meat or AU Beef Vac Pack Hard Salami CRESCENT ROLLS ‘X 25* C Weather in Shop - Rite Franks 1-lb. Chocolate Chip, Sugar, Fudge Nut, Robin Ootnwol Shop - Rite Genoa 4-os. pkg...... Mo SAVE ...... S9c PEPPERS rl9‘ Shop-Rite Vac Pack Hogwiw or Tltick Slicod SHOP-RITE COOKIES liS: 29* 6 6 ^ IBLK COUPON The Nation Boiled Ham 12-oz. pkg. NEW FLORIDA Shop-Rilt Blot, Onion, Bacon Hortgradiih, Clam 22 ounce bottle Sbe^Rile Base* 69* «1.16 Lovoris Oral Antiseptic OtCtir Moyer By THE ASSOdA’TED PRESS Hormoi Oonoa or GREEN CABBAGE , . 8 ‘ Cream Cheoso pTg*;25* Kraft Dips 49* POPULAR MARKETS A wind-driven snowstorm HardSid«al 45* S m e k i* L in k s '^1' 6 5 * tra top valui pasted the central plains and APPETIZER SAVINGS 1 A A ■^( swept into the hDdwest today grapefruit iot ■ w U STAMPS IN STOflC BAKE 'luraiDA S 3 9 * HOLIDAY PARTY SALE! while bitter-cold temperatures CRISP PASCAL U.S. #1 YELLOW Efferdent Tablets 40 Tablets to bottle with purchosa of Four 15 os. gripped the entire northern tier McIMTOSH COLD CUT BONANZA! Jock August _ of states from the Rockies to CELERY ONIONS Home Style Bread...... 29e APPLES SAVE New England. Fancy C O o ____ c 3 -lb . ^ A c BAKED BOILED Chowder ’The storm which spilled out U.S. #1 8 libs. stalk bog 12^ Q U A RT JA RS pi all Popular Mkiz. thru Dee. 30| of the Rockies Tuesday blanket­ VIRGINIA HAM HAM Pepular Mayonnaise HO COUPON NECESSARY ed parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Vienna Rolls...... 6 for 35c FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and 7 1 ^ Whole or M A A Imported AA- Missouri with 1 to 4 inches of SHOD-RITS TtAWtaxMi X VTT VEGETABUto HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Whole Purple Plums lorkov ondfravT. „ VALUABLK COUPON ardous driving conditions in Toemc i-qt. 4Sc 2 47* For Quick ReKei many sections. POTATO CHIPS 3 9 ‘ sar ii-oz.s9* ALKA SELTZER .atLt. 39* POPULAR MARKETS Subzero temperatures numbed SAVE a vast stretch of the country SEAFOOD DEPT. Hair Spray Regular, Hard to Hold or Uiucentcd 12 oz. $' 18-os a A c 16<; I B A e x t r a t o p v a lu b from Montana to Maine as a A Q U A N E T cans ~w 'w Niblets Whole Kernel Cora vac cons mldwestem cold snap over­ 10 PAK ROMAN PIZZA 8 9 * 2 STAMPS spread the entire Northeast and FANCY Pink or For Headache Relief with purchato of Bordtn'B.32 oz. a new surge of arctic air settled White BEST" BAYER ASPIRIN • comoinor 3 for >1 northern Florida. SAVARIN CHASE 6 k MAXWELL SHPP-RITE Fog with some snow and a TIDE Papular Canned Soda 12 oz. 10” "- 794 Planters Cacktail Peanuts 13)i oz. 59< chance of freezing rain contin­ ued to cause hazardous driving COFFEE4< ON LoMAI Grinds, SANBORN HOUSE Papular Potato Chips u oz. 2 tor 89< Scatt Fam ily N apkins te'’box^box.i99< conditions In northern Utah and DETERGENT HWi Ires.. MeiiweB HetiM o r S H O P -R IT E CO FFEE In fta n t Coffco PEACHES southeastern Idaho, a condition ANGrimli Aug Realeman Leman Juice quoH , 49< .Educatar Snacks regular boxez 3 fvr ^ T forecasters said would last Into HALVES or SLICED ^ „ 9 V ’Thursday. 1 EcONLebel 1 LAUNDRY h - 'S •l.37l“" W ^ can G5 V 9 J r ‘ iS * - 7 9 * YEUOW CUNG M i ^ 1 Catt Dry Cacktail Mix T2teVki““' 59<, Burry’s Sauperfish Crackers for $] Rain or drizzle dampened 'the 3 Pacific Northwest and became a Mushroams 5 H matter of growing concern In Maxwall Housa 3 •I** Chack Full O' Nuts 2 ;!:;,$1.57 i::; S n a w ’s Clam s "y'wVon'’""**' 29* northwestern Washington. Soggy } Pride of the Fene Planter’s Salted Mixed Nutsi3hoz.7 9 < oz. for dikes gave way and spilled the Welch Fruit Drinks 46 2 69* flooding Snohomish River over ApploSnuco 6 *1 Cannod Tomnloos 6 *• w I l c h a d e Prink con Orange, Crape, Orange-Pineopple e« Fruit Funch 2-Ffy a wide lowland area between M 100 am Harvest Cold GARDEN FRESH-POPULAR PRODUCE Everett and Snohomish, north­ HLC Drinks 3'''.,ir'89* ShopJlHo Napkins 4 .... I n ixED NUTSsii; east of Seattle^ late Tuesday. Ii I a YONNAISE 45< Elbow Mocaroni or Regular or Thin Powdered for loundry~>T0c Off lobel • ifi:89*: The river has been fed by heavy : Shop-Rite Jelied Shop-RHa SpnghoHi -- 5 pkt *1 Afax Dolorpont 64* PerfectPerfert for Cooking i Crupe, Orange, Fruit Purnh rains and melting mountain IC R a N B U R Y S a u c e 5 9 5 * 4 14.^0. 3 9 < POPEBL e N D E D O I L SAVE 30c ON snows the past two days. 2 ';|r 43e Shop-Rilo Drinks caai ^ FOR DESSERT HAVE Whole Kernel or Golden Cream Style ^ride of the Nrm Pineapple-Grapefruit Some families were evacuated 1-qt14^S.Sf : and some rural roads were ii^R IC SOFTENER M Shop-RHo Com 5 *1 Cut Groon Boons d h Tm o n t e d r i n k 4 cons B : SEALTEST closed by high water which also ' necessitated moving cattle and PURE ORANGE JUICE 49 other livestock to high ground. Dampness of another sort cre­ ICECREAM HAWAIIAN SHOP-RITE STOKELY D oz. ated problems In central Califor­ NAVEL SUNKIST SEEDLESS ORANGES 59c ALL FLAVORS nia when a dense fog settled over most of ’Tulare County on ’Tues­ BorniD SODA PUNCH ' TOMATO JUICE FRUir COCKTAIL day. A series of multiple-vehicle 7or8toaBekt. 1 9 C accidents that resulted along CUTIE-PACK TOMATOES GINGER ALE. ,.a $ 1 U.S. 99 near VlsuUa injured 47 RED 3 “i* 8 9 * «/2 6al. persons. '•VIU..CLUB. U P-R IT E 8 ' & * l 3 8 9 ^ 8 9 The pea-soup blanket also was CORTLAND APPLES, All Purpose 3 Lbs. 39c listed as the cause of a car- 4 train accident that resulted In Prospect Ave. & Blvd., 280 Windsor Ave., 311 West Main St., Shop-RHe one death. 587 MiDDLE TURNPiKE, West Hartford Wilson Meriden of MiMletown b At b ia n is p i n f o o k h a r p 450 Slater Rood, Open Mon. - Sot. HONG KONG— Hong Kong EAST, MANCHESTER 1269 Albany Ave., 835 Washington St., televlston’s Cantonese dubbing New Britain 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Hortfoki Middletown, Conn. D o u b le Top Value Stamps every Wednesday for American television shows changes Batman to Pin Fook effeetive UueRfh Benday nNAt, l>eDNnI>er 31,1967. Not responsible lor typogr^ihkel tneiB. W e reserve the ligiit to Unit qmntitie& t O O O Harp and Robin to Lau Bln. I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ftMM fOURTEEN WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 27, 1967 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 Douglas Banks of Bnfleld, and Drivers Arre^ted^ Warned Mrs. David Yorke of Boulder Obituary [ Dam, Colo.; seven grandchil­ dren, and several nieces and In Several Car Mishaps Keeps ISame, Officers nephews. Mrs. Mlimle L. Toop B^lneraI services will be held PoUce yesterday tavesOgated ter the ear he Top Level Shifts ROCKVnXJE — Mrs. Minnie tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Potter eight motor veWde mlshape ^ Uttle To. *2. widow of James puneral Home, 466 Jackson St., TOlvlng a total of 14 veWdes. burdo of Bolton y«-t«rday Case Bros. Merges Toop, died yesterday at Rock- w illlm a ^ c. Burial will be In Two persons were taken to the Mark UACs Year vllle Memorial Nursing Home, center^emetelry. hospital, hut ndther had aerloua P o ^ United Aircraft changed its corporate profile in 1967 Mrs. Toop was bom Sept. 17, Friends may call at the fu- t a jiy . Tfaroo drivers were ar- 1876 in England, a daughter of neral home tonight from 7 to S. as it went through a year of expansioh, and acceler­ Into Boise Cascade three written wamlnge the “ L JT L ated activity. President WHHam P. Gwinn said in his Frederick and Elisa Harding The family suggests that were Issued. ^ The 106-year-old Case Bros, of Manchester has been Little, and lived in Rockville those wishing to do so make annual review of company operations. Rene B. Thirion HI, 17, of 47 der at and ^ ^ The corporation reshaped ------merged into the Boise Cascade €orp., an international for many years. She also lived memorial contributions to the Hillside 8t„ was taken to Man- Brown car ■which was peasuig Its d i^ lon a l structure, dlesolv- tjjgj marine uses o f iits gas forest products company, with headquarters in. Boise, in Rhode Island where she was Connecticut Evangelism Fellow- Chester Memorial Hoepital yes- on the right. Idaho, and with annual sales of over ^00,000,000. a member of the Order of East- ship. Rocky Hill. > terday afternoon after the car Brown to schodul^ for court ^ two divisions and creating itzntiines, oddittonal appUcaiUons a new one, and realigned Its fpp fuel calls, and heavy The merger was effective y e s ------em Star. ho was driving hit the reaf of appeeraiK» terday, Dec. 26. The joint an­ Paul T. Krebs Sr. top managemerit. ipraiduction o f military and com- to its plant in Highland Park Survivors include two broth­ another car on Center St. near Albert O Hewitt Jr. 20, d nouncement was made today by Paul T. Krebs Sr., 63, of Lake Broail St 77 West St. was charged with It continued to stop up pro­ merdai jete. and toe manufacture of paper ers, Kerwln Little of Rockville Robert V. Hansberger, president and A. Frank Little of Parsons, Chaffee, Stafford Springs, died Thirion had hla leg X-rayed failure to drive ^ duction and expand facilities to H ie JT9D’s thrust rating, ■board was begun. of Boise Cascade, and Wells C. In 1932, toe company was W. Va.| three sisters, Mrs. Wil­ yesterday at St. Mary's Hospi­ at the hoepital and ^ releaa- morning, after he l<»t control meet demande for its flight originally specified at 40,000 Dennison, president of Case Incorporated, bringing togetoer liam Say of Rockville, Mrs. tal, Waterbury. He was the fath­ ed, a h o e ^ official said. of ‘Ije c m w Center nw products, both commercial and pounds and then Increased to Bros. The merger was approved Case Bros, of Manchester and Frank Batchelor of California, er of Mrs. William Smith of The car Thirion was driving, Trotter St. It . miUtary, Gwinn said. 4^000, was raised again In 1967' by Case Bros, shareholders and Case and Marshall o ' East and Mrs. George Andrews of Manchester, stepfather of Roc- to 46,000 pounds. Drilvery of a Volkswagen, was towed away, f**® , Hie corporation bought more by toe Boise Cascade Corp. Hartford. In 1961 a new, cylin­ Plymouth, Mass., and several co Salvatore of Manchester, and One of hla parents tdd poUco knocked down a R affle than $300 million ■wc;^ of goods ground-test JTODs to Boeing is Hewitt received a board of directors. der-machine, paperboard mill nieces and nephews. brother of Mrs. Margaret Irish the youth h iS T e n driving the and series from Connecticut »ch4«»ul«l to begto neirt spring, Boise Cascade, a member of of Manchester and Mrs. Vera warning for driving after drink­ wKth pre-t«roducbton ehi)pmente was establlriied In Brattleboro. Funeral serrices will be held car only three hours, having supplfeii In 1967. It paid more toe N.Y. Stock Exchange, is Is­ Case Bros, today employes Tiachofer of Rockville. Just received the vehicle as a ing- starting in the summer. tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at St. He is scheduled to appear in than $20 million iii taxes to toe suing shares' of its common about 300 persons. John's Episcopal Church of Ver­ Survivors also include hla Christmas present. Both versions/of PAWA’s TF- stock in exchange for Case court on Jan. 16. state and to towne. Its other officers are: Bern- non. The Rev. James L. Grant, wife, two other sons, two other Police say the Thirion car 80 turbofan entered service with Bros, stock, In toe ratio of daughters, another brother, and Jay Hershey, 34. of 76 Farm At year’e end, United Air­ hard M. Hoey of Glastonbury,- rector, will officiate. Burial wlil was traveling east on Center toe mllltory. In Vietnam, toe 3.1402 shares of Boise Cascade nine grandchildren. Dr., received a written warning craft employed about 78,000 Navy began flying Its 1/TV vice president for sales; Her­ be in Grove Hill Cemetery. St. next to a car driven by for one share of Case Bros. Funeral services will be held for failure to drive a reasonable persons, 71$X)0 of them in Con­ bert A. Pace of West Hartford, Friends may call at the Ladd william A. Lofatrom, 41, of 67 Aerospace A-7A Corsair n, a - Case Bros, will retain its Friday at 9 a.m. at the Benja­ necticut. The corporation’s new attack aircraft equipped vice president for finance; Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Wedaewood Rd vihlch was ®^*^''® name and will be a division of min J. Callahan Funeral Home, driving hit the rear of a monthly payroll was more than with a single non-afterburning James E. Wilkinson of Brattle­ tonight from 7 to 9. n6&dlnff in tlio 8&ino cilr6Ctloii. , , . r»_i « rv^vwan t\t Boise Cascade. All officers and boro, vice president and divi­ 1602 Main St., East Hartford. fA Mill car driven by Sol R. i^nen oi $56 million. Office and manu­ TF80. In Its afterburning ver­ management of Case Bros, will 2 2 Burial will be in Hillside Ceme­ ^ 51 Jordt St. yesterday after- facturing space was increashd sion manager of the Vermont sion, toe engine powers toe behind the Lofstrom car, when continue with toe same policies plant; and James W. McKay Pfc. James Iteichelt tery, East Hartford. Making Way for Relocation of Rt. 6 Bypass by about one-miUion square twin-engine General Dynamics and with toe same, personnel, of Manchester, treasurer. Army Pfc. James L. Reichelt, Friends may call at the fun­ in® " Police say the Cohen car was feet, Gwinn said, witb most of F-lii, which la expected to be Dennison said. Boise Cascade Corp. employes 20, of Oamlllus, N.Y., former­ eral home tonight from 7 to 9 Th^ dwelling on the east side of S. Main St., just work is being done by Manafort Bros, of New Brit­ stopped on W. Middle Tpke. toe expansion in Connecticut. deployed soon in Southeast ly o f Maachester, died Friday, Thirion wan Ismed a written st. and signaling a Prior to toe merger, Wells approximately 22,000 people. It and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ain, under a contract awarded by the State High­ Sikorsky Aircraft was reor­ Asia.. The Air Force’s Lockheed Dec. 15, from wounds oustaitn^- sohth of Gould’s Pond, is wrecked, demolished and ^rnlng for following too close- Hershey car at- Dennison and Robert Dennison, operates in more than 200 loca­ 7 to 9 p.m. way Department. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ganized Into two main sub-di- C-141 StarLifter transport, fit­ Case Bros, executive vice presi­ wlhlle serving as a helicopter removed, to make room for the new Rt. 6. The ^ ^ ^ tempted to pass it on the right, tions In 30 states, 6 Canadian ■vlsions—Air TTansportaUon Sys' ted with four TFS3 turbofans, dent and secretary, purchased gunner In Vietnam. (Richard F. Shannon, 19, o f *^driver saw he couldn’t provinces and several foreign Henry E. Larson 43 Foster St., was changed with the brakes, but the terns and Surface Transportation records in a heavy schedule and took title to all Case Bros, Pfc. Reilchelt attended school Center St., with a Mass of re- countries. VERNON — Henry Edward 12th Circuit Four Sailors failure ito g n z * one half the skidded into the rear of the Systems. of logistics flights to Vietnam real estate holdings other than In addition to being In toe 7 in Manchester and graduated in qulem at St. James' Church. and other global points. Larson, 78, o f Driggs Rd. died highway yorionlay Bflternoon, cohen car United Aircraft Corporate Sys­ toe manufacturing facilities and field of paper manufacturing, 7 1965 from Genesee High School, The Rev. Thomtis Barry was this morning at Rockville Gen­ after the car h vw driving ^ driven by James T. In commercial flight, Pratt toe company houses. Oamillus. He attended Duke celebrant. John Carlson was or­ Court Cases tems Center was discontinued as converting and distribution, eral Hospital. Are Ted Up’ ft Whitney Aircraft engines con­ Boise Cascade is involved In University, Durham, N.C., and ganist and soloist. Burial was in Alumni Set skidded on " a et while oeetersloh, 37, of Wapplng, and a division of toe corporation. Those purchases are nine Mr. Larson was born in Ver­ rounding: a " tinued their extensive service Umber holdings, forest pro­ enlisted in the Army Jan. 10, St. James' Cemetery. The Rt. and the rear semi-van truck driven by Ctoiporate Systems Center’s throughout toe free world a i parcels In toe Higliland Pork non, Feb. 24, 1889, a son of Rockvllle Session o f hlB car . car tm vellrg in Daniel F. Lomento, 41. of Tor- ducts, lumber, building mate­ 1967, Rev. Msgr. EXiward J. Reardon With Russia high-speed TurboTraln program the powerplants for Boeing and section of Manchester, six par­ Andrew and Anna Olson Lar­ Game for An Ellington youth was sen­ the opposite direction. After Hngton, collided on Adams St. rials, home construction and Survivors Include his parents, read the committal service. was assigned to Sikorsky’s new Douglas jeUlners. By year’s cels on Burnside Ave., East son, and was a lifelong resi­ tenced to 30 days In jail in (Continued from Page One) land development. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Reichelt Beajrers were John O'Connell, hiitUng the ciltier oar, which was „ear Depot St. yesterday morn- Surface ’Transportation Systems Hartford, and toe 116-acre dent of this town. He was a re­ Rockville Circuit Court 12 yes­ ______driven by Bartwra W. Bruno jng Both vehicles had moderate end, 114 of toe world’s airlines The merger, Wells Dennison of Camillus, formerly of Man­ Daniel O'Connell. Howard Saturday well fed and have been to Kiev, subdivision. Laurel Lake, In Manchester. tired self-employed carpenter. terday by Judge John Alex­ either had ordered or were fly­ said today, will give Case Bros, chester; a brother, Lt. Karl L. O'CkMinell, and Linwood Moore. capital of the Soviet Ukraine, on Vernon, the Shannon oar con- front end damage, polli^e indl- ’The electronics, guidance, and All manufacturing facilities He was a meonlber of the First ander. tinued ora end ended up on the cate. ing aircraft powered by PftWA. toe benefits o ' g;reater financial, Reichelt serving with the U.S. The first annual alumni bas­ Information systems projects and toe company-owned houses Congregational Church of Ver­ Mark A. Fluckiger, 19, of Vil- ^ excursion, lawn at 248 Lake St. An outside stairway to a ’The division carried out pro­ are included In the merger. marketing and research Coast Guard; and two slaters. ketball game will be held Sat- oarried out at Corporate Sys­ non. lage St., was sentenced to 30 They attended a performance There were two passengers home at 206 Union St. was dam- duction of fuel cq)l powerplants, Case Bros. manufactures strength. Miss EUen A. Reichelt and Miss tems Center were transferred to Survivors Include a son, Ber­ urday starting at 8 p.m. in the ^ays for being found intoxicat- at Moscow’s Bolshoi 'heater re- Shannon car and both aged when the brake let go on or Poweroeds for the Apollo lu­ pressboard and related products In letters sent to each em­ Anne R. Retehelt, both o f Cam- toe Hamilton Standard division, nard W. Larson of Vernon, and Explosion school gvm This year’s ed and 30 days for breaking and cently, but "caused the Soviets of...... them fell out- of the car when a car parked at 207 Union ® St._ nar landing program and de­ in three mills, located in Man­ ploye, he states, “ In order to Ulus. high gome embarrassment,’’ she which also took over toe Cen­ two dazighters, Mrs. Rudolph varsity team has been chal- entering. Sentences are to run a door opened ora Impact with and the car ran Into the stalr- velopment of cells for toe Air chester, East Hartford and set your minds at rest, I think Funeral services were held quoted them as saying. They did ter’s facilities In Farmington. Northnlck of Coventry and Mias the other car. The two are iDara- way. The car belongs to Kath­ Force’s Manned Orbiting Lab- Smoldering remains of fire. Hay and farm equipment were ruined. (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) Brattleboro, Vt. Its 1967 sales It Is very Important to point yesterday at the West Genesee lenged by last year s graduates. not specify the nature of the em­ Ruth E. Larson of Boston, Mass. lel D. Roolke, 16, o f 40 Hart­ erine O’Connor of Hebron, and To accelerate Its work In mi- orato^. PftWA Powercels, are expected to reach $8,000,000, out that, even though this Is toe Methodist Church, Camdllus. Fatal in Challengers are year s break into a cot- barrassment. Funeral services will be held ford Rd., and Charles R. Dow,, the rear end on It was dam­ croelectronlcs. United Aircraft which generate electricity a new high In the company’s joining togetoer of two com­ Burial was this morning In Ar­ co-captains, Art Clarke, now Snipsic Lake. Imposl- Friday at 2 p.m. at the Wihite- 16, of Springfield, Mass. Dow aged. The accident took place formed a new division in Tre- through an electrochemical re- history. panies, toe same management, lington National Cemetery. at Manchester Community Col- sentence was suspended Glbson Funeral Home, 65 Elm was 'taken to Manchester Me­ last night about 8. vo?e. Pa.—Electronic Compon­ acUon, functioned flawlessly in Fire Destroys South Windsor Barn Case Bros., one of Manches­ toe same policies and toe same St., Rockville. The Rev. John Hanover lege, and Dave Southerlin, n w three other charges, delivery ents—and discontinued toe Vec­ or Improved benefits wlH con- Edward Szynal Charter Change morial Hospital complaining of A car belonging to Ceclle Ben- toe Apollo 4 flight last fall. Fire of a "suspicious nature" The barn, formerly used for fires In toe town, now under Ing. Dodd said toe hay Is stub ter's oldest manufacturing con­ Lacy, pastor of First Congre- (Continued from Page One> * at Springfield~Ji---- O------College; - - - . Paul E - oi Unquor4ULU' toW tx a lliuicri,minor, hunting vizon ^ • 1 tor division there. tlmie.” ROCKVILLE— Edward Szyn­ head pain; ai. the hospital, he son of 33 Norwood St. ■was dam- A team of 26 companies In toe destroyed a barn owned by Ben- tobacco, had 800 bales of hay investigation by too fire mar- bom and Is still smouldering. cerns, was established In 1861 more, Ken Shapazlan and Kevin ^jifuj injury to pri- H e a r i n f f 1 O M f i f h t . 4BB bm4 mmm m «B ^1 .B A tm A BlB i __ bb. bb gationeil CSiurch, will officiate. was advised and released, a hos- aged on Its left rear door and Electronic Components took gas Industry selectedA Prattn A A and by twin brothers Alfred Wells al, 46, of W. Main St., died Sat­ Another employe, unldenti- McDermott, all at UConn, and . nVonertv ® jamin Nevers on Graham Rd. stored In it and a large amount shall and the p^ce department.' A small storage shed near Burial will be in Elmwood vate property. pVtal official said. fender by a car which left the over all microelectronic activi­ Whitney Aircraft to conduct a Case and Albert Willard Case. FARMS’ VALUE DOUBLES urday at St. Francis Hospital, fled, said the blast 'looked like Jack Bosworth, at Drew Unl- yesterday afternoon. of farm equipment. The build- Chief Dodd said, all three toe bam had its roof catch fire. Cemetery. Fluckiger had also been The Board of Directors Is Shannon- Is scheduled to ap- scene. The owner told police ties performed by the Hamilton three-year research program to During toe Civil War, toe firm WASHINGTON —The value Hartford. verslty. South Windsor’s Deputy Fire Ing and toe contents were a South Windsor fire departmei^,.'but this blaze was put out Friends may call at the fu- ®- geyser. v,„ripri charged wits carrying a danger­ conducting a public hearing to- pear in court on Jan. . she had parked the car on Nor- Standard, Norden, and Vector develop a fuel cell powerplsmt, washed rags for use as gun of U.S. farmland, which has Mr. Szynal was born Oct. 12, from 7 Force of the explosion hurled 8 Chief Harold Dodd said today total loss but an estimate of and toe ladder company re- before any serious damage was neral home tomorrow The present varsity has a ous weapon and taking a boat Warren A. Brown, 30, of wood St. near Prospect St. divisions. The telemetering and operating on natur^ g;as, for cotton by toe Union Armies, doubled since 1950, has been 1921, in Rockville, a son of one man out of the door. night on a host of proposed toe fire, which was reported toe damage has not been made sponded to toe call and over done. The firemen fought record of five wins and one loss. without permission but he was communications programs of commercial Installations. At toe close of -toe war, ad- rising at to 7 per cent George and Catherine Kalina ■to 9 pjm. The plant is located about 20 charter changes which, after Cromwell, was charged with il- Christmas night and found the about 1 p.m., had gained con- as yet. 4,000 feet of hoee was laid. yesterday’s fire until after 6 6 Fellowship Dance not presented on these charges. ditional machinery was added a year recently. Szynal. He was a veteran of miles from Plymouth where the legal -passing on the right, ef- car damaged the next morning. Vector were transferred to Nor­ Under an Army contract, slderable headway before toe Yesterday’s fire was toe The departments answered a p.m. Miss Mabelle L. Ransom The Quiet Ones will play at The break was at the cottage acceptance or rejection by the den, and Vector’s medical tele­ P&WA’s Florida Research and World War II. Pilgrims landed. a dance sponsored by the Pil­ ala^m came In. latest of several recent bam call to toe same spot this giom- . ROCKVILLE— Miss Mabelle owned by James W. Ball, board itself , tentatively are metry work was shifted to Ham­ Development Center embarked Survivors include his wife, grim Fellowship of Bolton Con­ Mountain St., Ellington, on Nov. Lull Ransom, 79, of Plllsbury board Itself, tentatively are ilton Standard. on development of a 1,600-horse- Mrs. Imelda Roberts Szynal of gregational Church tomorrow 26. Fluckiger was represented Hill, died yesterday at a Rock­ dum. In top man^ement chanees power turbo-shaft engine of for- th® cabin air conditioning and passenger service In toe U.S. oonununlicaittoine fleW. Coventry; a son, Michael Szy­ A V ig - k ll't ' I ' f t W l l evening from 7:30 to 11:30 In by public defender George Roy- Copter Rockets^ Soldiers and Canada. Hve >dlviBhm opened a fa- nal of Coventry; two brothers, ville nursing home. The hearing is at 8 p.m. In approved by toe board of direc ward design suitable for verti- temperature and pressure reg ^ X VE VT E z church’s Educa- gter. cal and short takeoff and land- ulatlng systems for toe 747. Con- Sikorsky built five basic hell- oUity for tts oomponents prod- Frank Szynal and Stanley Szy­ Miss Ransom was born In the Waddell School Auditorium tors, H. M. Horner, chairman of Mountain Laurel Chapter of tlon Building. Marcel Falcon, 17, of 105 Or­ Inig aircraft and for helicopters, tracts were received to supply copters, most of them turbine- ucts In Brlstgeport, acquired the nal, both of Rockville; and a Rockville. April 20, 1888, a Broad St. Kill Half a Red Battalion United Aircraft, will be succeed­ Sweet Adelines will rehearse to- All youth In Bolton are In­ chard St. was fined $25 for tres­ Work continued in Florida on air conditioning packages for powered, in about 16 different teletnetry ofieratlionB cf toe ter- sister, Mrs. Paul Mandak’ of daughter of Guilford and Hattie Among the more controversial ed as chief executive officer on morrow at 8 p.m. at the Rus­ vited to attend. Admission la passing. This charge was sub­ (Continued from Page One) the RLIO and more advanced the Army’s Beechcraft U-21A configurations during toe year, mer Vector division in Trevose, Stafford Springs. Lull Ransom, and lived In Rock- proposals are two which are be­ Jan. 1 by Gwinn, whose title sian American National Cen­ one dollar per person. Communications with the post It delivered copters to all U.S. Fa., and began construction of a Funeral services will be held vllle most of her life. She was stituted for larceny. ing opposed by the Democratic many men as the allies this will then be president and chief rocket engines. A hydrogen- utility plane and heat exebang- ter, 211 Wethersfield Ave., Town Visitors not presented on _an ^or glnal ^ ^««« -^------were reported cut off. military services, many foreign 216,000—square-teot axlditlon to E tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the a member of Union Congrega­ executive officer. fueled space powerplant deliver- ers for toe Concorde, toe Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kessler charge of tampering with a mo- year-about 80,000 troops com- phaiane is about 76 ing 18,0(X) pounds of thrust, toe British-French supersonic jet- military services, and commer­ the main pileivt in Norwalk, Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ tional Church. She was a former Sion Commission and the Board •' ------pnalane is about 76 miles Homer wUl ornitimie as dhalr- of Flagstaff, Arlz., are visiting tor vehicle. of Directors. pared with 20,000 allied dead, in- ^est of the Vietnamese border. RLIO maintained Its unmarred Hner. cial operators In toe U.S. and Coon. pect St. Burial will be In St. curator for the William Pynchon The Manchester High School Kessler’s mother and sister. Other coses disposed of w ere: man ctf the corporallon, and abroad. Ait Caipe Kennedy, Unlited Bernard's Cemetery. Military They are for two-year, non- eluding 9,002 Americans through just at the 1 ^ Parallel between flight record during toe year In A gas management assemb- Historical Museum, Springfield, Student Council will sponsor an jirs. Rena Kessler and Mrs. P. Robert ii. Coderra, 22, RFD 1, Vice President Erie Martin ■will During 1967, h(orden stepped Technology Oemter’s solid pro- honors will be accorded at staggered terms for members of Dec. 16. North and South Vietnam and toe lofting of four Surveyor ly from Hamilton Standard con Mass. Alum ni Dance In the school cafe- Dye Hooper on Williams Rd., Stafford Springs, speeding. $40; _ . t J * _ well within one of the much ■boooime vice chairman. The di­ spacecraft to toe moon. By toe trolled toe atmosphere aboard. “P proAicUon of «s major prod- pcOlanit boosters—ten feet In graveside. She Is survived by a brother, the Board of Education; and for rectors allso named Arthur E. _____a BBBBKBB B> BB «T ..BB « « ______. . _ ^ ^ _ B.BbX V 1 BB BB.B. .BB-bKb B.B Bk BB .B X BB I I ft I WlBlZl BB bU bB^BBIbAbB^ OJI Ab« 2 I tcrln tomorrow night from 7:30 for the holidays. Daniel J. Dunleavy, 18, But the general pointed to ^ mmtraUon zones. The post end of 1967, 60 RLlOs had op- NASA’s Blosatelllte during or- uiot lines—advanced ohbam e dtamieteT, 86 feet tail—ftme- There will be no calling hours. Harold G. Ransom of Long- a mandatory, not-less-than-one- "improved attitude of the peo- wlthst^d Smith to the newly created post erated In space without a hitch, bltal flight. The division shlp- radar and cockpit display sys- tioned successfully In delivering meadow, Mass. to 10:30, with music by ''The .^hey plan to start their motor ^ ® t ^ i S ? ’l 7.*'lenedtot millannual tax for Capital Im- pie-* as the best measure of pro- of executive vice president, re­ Prophets.” Students with SAA Durlng toe year, P&WA gas ped flight hardware for toe terns—broadened lits convpon- the liftoff power for three vii m it lit Theodore Fortin Funeral services will be held trip back the end of his week ™ ° X p S . T n u r e to observe provement. ^ ess. porting to Mr. Gwinn. ROCKVILLE—Theodore For­ tickets will be admitted at a sources said the action was turbines went Into widened use ApoIIo lunar module’s enirlron- erats bustness, and expanded its launches of the Air Force’s Friday at 11 a.m. at the White- j Votp ipft hPhind them’ traffic control signal, $10. Also recommended is a pay ''They have an attitude of op- Two grroup vice presidencies in industrial and marine instal­ electroitic actlvltleB into the T3itaa m -C rockef.. tin, 67, formerly of New Britain, weather they left behind Dennis P. Pellegrini, 18, raise for town directors, to be tlmlsm,” he said. “ Everywhere In Washington, Pentagon mental control system; moved Gibson Funeral Home, 66 Elm *"® of United Aircraft—new posi- lations. These turbines serve died yesterday morning at a nothing unusual.’ ’ American closer to flight qualification St. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Rnnald W Neu- 9 Fox Hill Dr., breach of peace, effective the third Monday in j ™ I note a feeling of encour- ■tions—were created earUer in toe electrical, gas transmission, Rockville Convalescent home. Airman l.C. Ronald w. «eu portedly accumulated eight feet QnhwoitYPr November The chanee " * t military sources In Laos told with toe life support backpack pastor of Union Church, will of­ ,.ee eon of Mr and Mrs. ___ _ ,.,0= nolled, and Lester Schweitzer, November 1909. m e cnange agement. This did not exist to ______the year to broaden and and petrochemical industries Mr. Fortin was born In Holy­ Associated Press correspondent It is developing for use by toe ficiate. wm7amTNe°ibaTerof"6' S^m" i n Z l «« the same extent a year ago.’’ strengthen the corporate man­ throughout toe U.S. and In Eu­ Fortin Named to Direct oke, Mass., and was an auto or) $760 a year, the secretary Peter O’Loughlin Saturday that agement structure and give it Apollo astronauts on toe moon; There are no calling hours. St., Is n member of Air (alien. They were forced to suspended. Official figures In Saigon me Communists were most like- rope, Latin America, and toe mechanic In New Britain $600, and the other seven di­ flexKMllty In directing the provided hydrazine monopropel­ THIS IS IT! o 1 re ineiiirte two sisters 7**® euKSesU that thwe pgfengg Command wing which detour into Texas on their way showed that the number of Viet jy raiding for rice, which has Far East. lant thrusters for satellite con­ Senior Citizens Programs Survivors Include two si t , ^gj,ing to do so make contrlbu- -ecentlv completed the first rectors $500 each. growth of toe corporation. north. Cong and North Vietnamese jugt been harvested, Marine turbines from P&WA trol ; and pressed ahead with Mrs. Bertha Driscoll of Meri e ^ Memorial Fund at long-range flight to include At present, the chairman and Leonard C. Mallet end William Police Arrests captured y®®^ ne^ ^ supply propulsion for a variety development of regenerative Walter J. (Wally) Fortin, and Mrs. Edward Doyle of es church. missile firings at radio-con- Kessler will graduate this June secretary receive $300 a year E. Diefenderfer were named to M0R1ARTY BROTHERS’ B - l- G ANNUAL double toe l^ to ta l. -^e aJlfes vietnam’'s foreign minister, said of vessels, including Coast life support systems for long- Mwchester's assistant recrea­ Hartford; and a brother. Clar------from the University of Arizona, each. The other seven directors the new posts. Carl S. Capltan, 18, of 720 Sul­ have taken 6 660 men this year government wants di- Guard cutters, frigates, de­ duration space flights. tion director, has been desig­ ence Fortin of Vermont — - - where he Is studying electronic get $200 each. New division presidents were Mrs. WUllam LaCrosse refueling on the same mission. livan Ave., South Windsor, was stroyers, and a hydrofoil. A Besides producing propellers nated director of programs for The funeral will be held Frl- engineering. I I '•®®t talks with Hanoi on ending named at four divisions: Ber­ t ♦Vta R iirlc4» Mrs. .JXii4,eC Alice i Lang - j u x i g LaCrosse, 76,i v » n He c k is i tan u t tiAziizizizK»v» administrative »*v.. ~ special- g. charged last night with operat­ 694-foot "roll-on, roll-off’’ cargo for a variety of military and Senloi* Citizens actiiities. J.D. from L.L.B. JOHN TATIOIAN BITES N V. ; «*e war and that P r e s lZ s nard A. Schmlckrath at Pratt ^ ^ ^ ‘ ? M o m 7 '7 6 T r ™ t sV Hartford, formerly of Man- ist with the wing’s 325th Com- Klltgaard of Green mg “a motor vehicle with a 1,600 are North V letn^se Nguyen Van Thleu’s long-prom- ship, with two P&WA turbojets, commercial aircraft, Hamilton The announcement was made ft Whitney Alircraft, Richard P. MILFORD (AP) — Fimeral army regulars and toe rest Viet containing Saigon’s was launched In 1967 to become Standard saw its advanced today by Town Manager Robert DEMONSTRATOR and J eru to^ at St' ®‘’ ®®‘®*-' ^‘®‘l Hills Dr. will be able to write nfshlng red light and speeding, ^ [ ^ ^ ^ ^ h u r c h Burial «he was the wife Wash. He s a graduate of Man- ^ J services will be held Friday for Cong. Sprigle at Hamilton Standard, the first ship of Its kind with propellers make successful first Weiss, who said that toe ap- BernardsBemard Churen at 10 . ounai wiiiioin T.nOmone .-hesater Hieh School . . „ ____. . „ . ___ John H. Tatlglan, chairman of proposals "may already have Ernest J. Greenwood alt Nor- power provided by large alr- of William LaCrosse. Chester High School L.L.B. as a result of action tak- served at Center and Adams In a development related to been sent" to President Ho (3hi flights on toe Army's AH-66A polntment has the approval of Bernard’s Ceme- the executive committee and dera, and George B. Shaw at will be in St Mrs. LaCrosse was ^om ®n by his aims mater, the Uni- gt., and that it had a lit, re- the war, Laotian military Mlnh. craft-tvpcs gas turbines. armed helicopter and toe Bell toe town’s Action Commission former president of Peter Paul, Electronic Com'ponents. tery. March 1, 1891 in Manchester, a Fireman Gary . Bemis verslty of Cincinnati. volving red light in operation, sources in Saigon said that sev­ Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Aerosystems X-22A research for toe Aging, There will be no calling hours "We propose direct conversa­ Through higher levels of de- EXECUTIVE NEW CAR _____ ' daughter of William and Jose- Cincinnati conferred Bachelor counted on the dashboard. Po- Inc. en battalions of North Vlet- comple($d construction In 1967 transport. Toward year’s end, Weiss said that, starting Jan. Tatlglan was fatally stricken tions between Saigon and Hanoi veflopment and manufacturing. of two office buildings, cover­ toe division added composite 1, Fortin will divide his Ulne United Aircraft strengthened ing 280,(KX> square feet of floor materials to its diversified pro- between his normal rec depart- MU. EllMbett, Ann Sargent. |SS ,h. sired or Mignuaon of »5 St John ■-"» P-adnate. untl Adam. St and was .lopped ..v- ^d. **; ' r ^ <» "»«* Ylot its posltiion during 1067 as a space,- acquired - a 220,000- duct line, using technology de- ment activities and toe orgeutfz- «, ,armor,y o. ST y^.’r.”" r£ko.p« “ ^ “X »>».rd the at university’s ooara 01 „ a l blocks later. a native of New"•» York a ty , RhT n®n»»e,’’n--." he>“ said.-d square-foot manufacturing facll- veloped at United Aircraft Re- Ing and planning of programs died Sunday at an out of town Hartford Bulck before she tacktacK aircraftaiicruiE caorier, USS Klt-A— ,, , . Capltan told police he was a Tatlglan joined toe Naugatuck week at Nam Hac ana rna- Do said his government would equipment for flight. It lly lu Rocky Hill, and announc- search Laboratories. for Manchester's senior citizens, hospital. retired in 1962. tvhawk off the coast of '/let- A®^*ve Juris Doctor <^^ees volunteer fireman In South 'candy firm In 1931 and worked ®”®’ agree to a return "to toe dispo- achieved new successes in ap­ ed plans to build an addition A 200,(X)0-8quare-foot elec- The assignment Is not new tor those who who were were graduated graduated be- Windsor and that he was going ^ig ^ay up to become president »N am Bac Is in northern Laos, sitlons of toe cease-fire of toe Miss Sargent was born in Survivors, besides her hus­ plying tta aerospace skills and comprising 800,000 square feet ironies plant In \v;:-.Jec;' Locks Fortin. He has worked with toe County Armagh, Ireland, and fore 1963, to a barn fire. Police say a 1951 He stepped down In 1968. In an area largely controlled by Geneva conference of 1954,’’ ■wares to other fields, such as band, include tour sisters, Miss Klltgaard graduated In 1960 at Its Middletown plant. was completed and occupied Senior Chtlzens Club for over had lived In Manchester most Members of the executive check in South Windsor Indlcat- Survivors include his widow, toe Communist Patoet Lao and which he said would mean wlto- electrical power generaltlon, rail Caroline A. L^ng, Mrs. Joseph from toe law school, after re­ At Hamilton Standard, toe during the year. 12 years, ever since he assumed of her life. She was employed board of the Chamipade Mu­ ed there had been a bam fire Julia, a son, John, of Cheshire, far from toe regular routes used drfiwal from too South of North transportation, and marine Wright ami Mr.s. Elsjc Murphy, ceiving an engineering degree year brought incresised produc- Rising production marked toe his duties with toe rec depart- SALE! In that town but early In toe and a daughter, Mrs. Johq Fla- by toe North Vietnamese mov- Vietnamese military units. as a winder at Ctoeney Bros, all of Manchester, and Mrs. sical Club will meet tomorrow technology. And It conducted tlon of jet aircraft equipment year at Sikorsky Aircraft. Two ment. for many years, retiring about earlier from toe same unlverj ing down to Vietnam. Grace C. Grant of Vallejo, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs aftemoon. herty of Watertown. A spokesman for Thleu In Sai­ research and develoqpment, and continued growth of Its new helicopters —'toe Air Force The Senior Cltli^ens Center for­ 16 years ag;o. She was a mem­ slty. He Is a contract admlnls- Calif.; and several nieces and Howard Chase, Harmony Hill Capltan Is scheduled to ap- gon said he could neither con­ pitched to the future, across a newer product lines, HH-53B and the poast Guard merly was In toe old Trade WaHy Fortin SAVINGS ber of St. Mary’s Episcopal 1 trator In toe Division Council Of- nephews. Bolton. Those attending are re- ^ ; 5 ’*''winyly began mouto-to-mouto resus- wave radio from toe dashboard neinear his home, $2 fee for Manchester real- ^wo eerka of lectures will be toward his clr'lntoe TAKE OUT SERVICE cent of the animals that appear­ Waite of Columbia and Mrs. James’ Church. By Aicademy tradltiioa, Navy’s ed in rodeos sustained injuries. BROTHERS citation and restored toe man’s may have picked the wrong car. Brizell died about to n e houn dente and a $6 fee for non-resl- ctfered later in the teim on parking lot w h e n ^ S ^ ! PARTY PACKS FROM U TO 250 MUton Wteecup of t. Albans, ------Now, with toe stdot humane 8 breathing. "He saved that Caudell, assistant chief of ad- later at Lawrence and Memorial <*rtes to be announced. They tacked him. The two noliee mid “Big B” bell at Annapolis peals ’(^nnectlcut's Oldest Uncoln-Mercury, Comet and Cougar Dealer!” W. Va.; a brother, Alfred Pa- John Stannehl j mah’B life," Chief Reardon con- ministration for the Miami Po- Hospital In New London, New puplte may aim roglster w«x oenrist o f a ooUege admls- hit him, took Ms wadl^ r o n S OPEN DAILY only when Navy beats Army hi rules enforced by toe Rodeo quin of Bast Hartford; four sis- Hie funeral of John Stannehl eluded. lice Department, said Tuesday The driver, Dorothy Raissl, 89, for classes being continued from akms s o n lw r ter parents and a Ing $30 and ran off football w wins a majcritiy of Cowboys Association, less than te n , M n . Samuel Baratuck of o f 891 Main St. was held this one-tenth of 1 per cent of toe 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Love Is married and the he took a fine set of flnj;erprint8 of Mystic, was charged with neg- toe faU term, EmmerUng re- home gardening clinic. Bmmeiv poHce said toe cam b« ii events during an “Anny Week­ Wethenfleld, Mn. Raymond morning from the John F. Her- animals are hurt. Loves have five children. from toe car window. llgent homicide. ports. Pupils conUnulng In these ««id. under InvestlgatlOT. end.’’ Oslund of Rocky Hill, Mrs. ney Funeral Home, 219 W. A. ^ I -1 “1 a M o M

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 RAGE SEVEMIMBt PAGE SETTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 Save big on quick and easy meals! 5av« on Stop & Shop Brand or Have a swinging time with good food aplenty from Stop & Shop! **That old Kentucky recipe!*I** Gricken vf the Sea Save more on the 24b can! For your Party Platters! Cat£/ieics t t t i ^ ^ t d n a n . I! Morton Pot Pies You'll find an infinite variety of famous quality brands to make K, your cold cuts platter tempting to your guests. They're all here Chunk Light Tuna i" .*' in one convenient section . . . and all mini-priced to give you big Barbecued Maxwell House Beef, Chicken, Turkey •iS t. •'kj savings. Have' a Happy New Year! Chickens Impertgd or Stop & Shop Brand So easy to serve, you Stop & Shop Danish Cooked Ham 4Vkoipko 59*k simply bake and eatl Superb flavor with natural juices sealed In and a fab­ Save time, work and a Nepco Sliced Pastrami Exciting ftavorl 5 01 pkg 49 #« ulous barbecue sauce— to g o ^ chunk of money. Turkey, Bttf, Horn, 3Vk 01 I T serve cold or to heat and Thrifty sh o p p e rs will Buddig Sliced Meats CenitU BNt 3 P ko t 1 eatl COFFEE ‘ I stock their freezers S n rck itra m l or Columbia Gem Hamstrami f lr g n t o< C M cktn 3 2kS 99* with this big buy. W-. POTATCf SJUAD 4-ib $1^49 Oonea Salami or P«po«ronl 4 oz pkg 49 K pkg '■•VW'a' Genoa Hard Salami 3-lb 12-oz 4 9 ■Ihcan Bolaeno, PIcklg and PWwnto, Ollvt, COLESLAW package 'I’M Nepco Cold Cuts LIvtrwunt, Chtckpn, Vtal 6oz pkg 29*« For consistently high Regular or 1-lb $1 GELATINS 3 pkgi ■ quality, look for the Drip grind Nepco Cocktail Frankfurts Strvt 'Mn piping hotl lo z p k g 59*«. mermaid on the label. M lcott tiavor, dtllclouil 89*ib Mini-pricing® save you 6V^2 oz White Medium Shrimp money on the famous cans 2 brands! 2

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Frorp, our own ovens! Baked goods Stock your freezer now! Perfect for parties! Frozen^ Fresh GicMmbers 3 for 2 T with homemade flavor, freshnesp!' STUFFED TURKEY "" Florida Tangerines ARMOUR STAR 8 to 12 LBS W W Delicious and healthful sec­ Fresh Radishes 2 for 15' tions of sunshinel Armour Boneless Turkey Roast *2"«, Mini- Fresh Scallions 2 tor 15' French Fries Cheese Pizza Featherlight pricing* Armour Boneless Turkey Roast "b’,^^lSl. ’3"ea makes this 12 oz Little Chef ,"?>* wonderful Fresh Tomatoes pkg \ r Chefs Choice or Vahlsing U.S. Grade ‘A’ Rock Cornish Hens buy possible! Sponge Cake LlHcoln Sweet Cider gallon Jug 6 r iC ,c I8 60 The cake that g6es C with everything! Top it with ice cream, fruits, Flavor with a zingl or frosting . . . it's a . Frozen . . 5-lb bag Quick and easy! winnerl (7 oz size). 1 REMEMBER Lirge 14 oz size 49c SETANHALIAKMOOD i s Remember, if you must drink, do It sanely. If you Want to try something different ^or your New mustIIIU 9 V Wdrive, l I V V i do •%it •esiWsafely.'And f/e^ rsggiw watchwe— o w—• u t for ..w . the Year's Eve party? Serve Rinio pizza from our • other guy. The life you save may be our store Caterer's Kitchen. And Buon Capo A'Onna d Breakstone Sour Cream, 16 oz cup 39* Choc. Brownies piC^,;'?r44‘ 3 managers.rs. Vkp“ 3/89* 5 Kraft Whipped Cream Cheese, 8 oz cup 39* Brilliant Frozen Cooked Shririip 'okV 99* Morton Frozen Cream Pies M b 4 o z C O « HAPPY HEW YEAR Choc. Eclairs pkg of 5 9 7 1 Caterer’s Kitchen Dips, 8 oz pkg 3/95 * Taste O’ Sea Frozen Onion Rings ikV 3 /’l Morton Frozen Apple Pie 3/89* 5J oz, T Q « Rich’s Whip Topping, 10 oz can 39* Boston Light Frozen Fish Sticks X”' 39* Rich’s Whip Topping coot. * 1 7 Date & Nut Bread 1 4/39- DO YOU FEEL STUCK? s Pilisbury or Ballard Biscuits SkS' 10/89* Birds Eye Frozen Mixed Fruit pk,“ 3/*l Sparkool Frozen Orangeade It's a good Idea to keep a ahovel and a bag of rock u lt In your trunk. WaTra sorry 5C Singleton Shrimp Cocktail, 4 oz jar 3/79* Howard Johnson Fudge CakeFro«n pki* 59* Sparkool Lemon & Lime Fronn con 4/39* to say ifll probably coma In hartdy more than once. And you can pick 'em up .in opr ritw Automotive Safety Center. IScop^Shop Slop & Shop will be happy lo redeem your Federal Food Coupons at our Manchester Slop & Shop Store! m MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CO M a W* rtttrv* th« right to limit auoNHtl**. rURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. C o n NT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, lilANdlESTBR. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 PAGE N1NETHM PAGE BIOHTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. OONN» WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 H o y Boyle on the philosophy that "the William Howard Taft, vdiose chins—that’s a algfn of cre^tl 1170,000 yearly 6rlth our own American people like to be hum- weight varied from 300 to 332 ness. Portuguese Museum School work,” Poesolo said. bugged,” was aptly named. Phi- pounds. Worth remembering: "Half The pupils of Escola de Arts neaa means "brazen mouth.” ' Tips for amateur chefs: If you the people are trying to get Decoratlvas are taught in mor« U.S. Purchase of Alaska Quotable notables: "I believe want to be sure that your something for nothing—the oth­ Trains Skilled Craftsmen than 20 }j different spectollsad in the forgiveness of sin and the French fried poteitoes turn out a er half are trying to give noth­ fields. After they acquire expar- Cost Two Cents^ an Acre redemption of Ignorance.” —Ad- golden brown, sprinkle them ing for something.” By RENATO BOA VENTURA craftsmen have repro- jence they are retained by the COOL GREEN lal E. Stevenson. lightly with flour before cook- Items to amaze your barten­ LISBON (AP) — Portugal has duced rare pieces of furniture gchool and guaranteed good sol- NEW YORK (AP) — Thlncs a compared to 402 in Japan, 261 in One of the surest ways to Ing. der with: An ostrich egg weighs a private museum school where from the era of King Louis XIV arigg columnlat mlflit never know if Finland and 267 in Italy. fame is to be struck by a me- Quips from our contemporar- about three pounds. More than skilled craftsmen reproduce of France, aided greatly In the -However, I think that It U he didn’t open hie m oil: Nobody knows JusV why, but teor, although If this has ever ies: Two microbes living In the 95 per cent of the world’s output rare items and recansUitute an­ restoraUon of France’s royal the touch of art that keeps thAli ICoet ooUegre students who get women’ with arthritis are more happened to a man he never veins of a horse decided to of lacrosse sticks each year tiques for many clients through­ palaces and reconstructed an- attached to our school and our monoeuleoals—and five out of a likely to come from families in made a public announcement of change their environment. ’They comes from Cornwall, Ontario, out the world. tlques and other decorative ma- town,” Possolo asserted. ’"They hundred do—believe It comes which status in life was a major, it. Literally millions of meteors worked their way Into the arter- A penguin can swim at a speed The Decorative Arts School of terials for banks, art galleries make more money out- from IdsBlna. Sctentists are problem rather than from faml- enter the earth’s atmosphere ies, and shortly died. The moral of 35 miles an hour. The Inven- the Ricardo Espirito Santo Silva and private collectors In many Portu

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G irols BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The combines, i; I mayor of this city and the local’*' He quoted on* burin*** SSpanlih ACROSS e l***lc 1 "O --- , an yo community Chamber of (Commerce ahare utive as saying: "Th* tolthfnl” 5 Food eertM at the distinction of being the most exampl* Is Brldgaport B “----- to the one time Influential forces in the munici­ Under Herman Btoinkraii*, an 4 Bitter'vetch pal area, according to a univer­ excellent dvic leader, thl* firm • —rootyo B City in lUlnoU mony, 6 Penan divinely sity study. took the lead in many oommu- inspired Mayor Hugh C. Curran was nlty proejct*. 11______7 Time long past "But since the merger with Na U Rio da B Common Main Street StoreK Quilt for Four Seasons T ri City-—Ve rn o n Circle Area nominated the most influential U F In t numbar eaxeile individual by 36 of Bridgeport’s tlonal DtstUIers, there has been 9 Canadian For s ‘Sweet* New Year To Good Eating In 1868 little Interest In local problems MAaaumad name ChriatniM Will Come Again 18th M eath O le o n n c e Sale leading ciUxens. Their observa­ ISReataa I 38 Flats I When your "sweet tooth” de­ JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP, tions on the city’s "power struc­ by the management" 17 •The B rit----- " 10 Molelike so Social insect Hie NOBL SHOP in Oie front Don’t miss this end-of-year tv' • 31 Proceeding by 39 " ----- nig mands candy, let your wisdom Tri City Shopping Plasa, home ture” were collected by Robert In an analysis of influential IB Kitchen uteniil mammal 4 1 ^>rend for Wlndoiw o f Watkina, offeni a CLEARANCE SALE. It’s a 19 Before noon 11 Hamlet, for steps tooth direct you to NUTMEO of quick service (Ice cream F. O’Neil, until recently an as­ persons listed most frequently instance 31 Rowing drying, as hay HALF PRICE SALE on store-wide event at WATKINS, (ab.) 44Pair P H A R M A C Y , V ernon Circle, specialties, sandwiches, plat­ by the 26 interviewees, OTfeil 16 Annoy implement (CHRISTMAS DECXIRA'nONS 986 Main Street, wMh savings sistant professor at Fairfield Finale 47 Tree branch where "Barton’’ CH(XX)LATES ISpadellka tool' IBGemune S3 At that time ters), wishes you a healthy, University. wrote: "It is significant to note 1 ••----- fideles" 48 Half (comb, aitd A(X»S80RIES that you'll up to. 60% on' discontinued S22— Kum 31 Haughty 34 and CANDIES are a'vailable happy New Year. ‘The power structure of that about 70 per cent of the 3B Relief from form) ward wlMn another Christman item s and es. Bake in a hot oven. eye-catching attire you should If you use bread and butter bers of the Chamber and that Mayor Chirrant responded Tue­ HER BEFORE THE PROMINENT CONTRACTOR 64 (Correct pers, some lemon juice aAd cel­ MA30R BSBuUdlag have. Shimmering EVENING I^ates, remove them after the Sw ing Into up-to-date .^styUng jt jg g dynam ic force fo r prog- sday with a reference to the POUCE GET WISE TO AS BUILDING INSPECTOR ery for a delicious fish salad. wlth a circular sklrtad design regg. HER ANO TAKE HER extension For Silhouette Control SWEATERS and BLOUSES, main course has been served'— “changing face" of the city. He BSWlaged insect Serve on tossed greens with cu­ OUT OF CIRCULATION. GLAZUdK'S, 631 Main Street, scooped low, plus HOLIDAY unless ~a salad course follows that hugs the hips and nips the Some comments published in said he was looking to continued 67 Roster cumber slices, cherry tomatoes. DOWN has a fun line of strapless bras, DRESSES and SKIRTS, are the main dish. In this case re­ waist for figure flattering news. the report may generate con­ urban renewal as one major truly your passport to a fash­ move the bread and butter No. 1474 with Photo-Guide .la source of Improvement. . iPunetuatloa also deep-plunge watot-nlppen, troversy within the community. 7 Extending New Year's Wishes maria wonderful, wispy garments ionable future. plates with the salad plates. In alzes 9, 11, 12, 18, 14, 16, 18. “New Haven has Yale Uni­ ADAMS JEWELRY STORE, (girdles and panties) with plen­ Bust 30% to 88. Size 11, 81% versity and Hartford has the In­ POVERTY IS HELL 785 Main Street, hopes that the ty of controlling power to give Does your husband dislike the With Warm Good Wishes bust, 4% yards of 86-inch. surance companies, but Bridge­ MARYKNOLL, N.Y. (AP) — • New Year will be filled with a young, dim look. Happy Ifew usual salad of plain tossed ROTH’S CLOTHIER, Tri «ty Send 60 cents In coins' plus port is just a dirty old factory The Rev. Maurice Quellet, a happiness, prosperity and good Y e a r. 2 0 5 8 greens? Give him the greens Shopping Plaiza, is headquarters cents for first-class maUl and town,” said one businessman, Josei^Ute priest amd ci'Vil r f ^ t s aictivist, gives this deflniUon of health for you and yours. If you Embroider the loveJy flow- tossed with camned green beans, for quaUity appauel to suit mais- special handling for each pat- The businessman quoted, said received CSiristmas cash, now kidney beans and chick peaw culine tastes. Wishing you auid teni. Curram, "doesn't know what’s poverty—"a concretised hell When you are ^mixing honey eoB—one tor eakdt eenson o f tbe plus French dressing, Chances yours Sue Burnett; Mamchester going on in Bridgeport tpday. inhabited by humans.” BY DICK TURNER would be the time to buy a fine and butter to use as a spread, year—to tonn this mnri at- a joyous, healthy New CARNIVAL WATC3H or a RING or BRACE­ are he’ll go for this! Y e a r. Evening Herald, 116 OAVB. OF To characterize Bridgeport 4o- be sure both the honey auid the brabUive oeniber in a pfeoed LET set with PRECIOUS butter au% at room temperature qtott.! For a to'veily look add AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N,Y. day am ‘a dirty old factory town*^"* STONES. so thaf they 'will blend easily touches o f rlick rack in maltolh- 1®086. is reatily am unfair character- Xerox Copy Service and well. Store the mixture In toer o r oonbiiBBXiilng color. Store* Around Town Print Name, Address with ization and is not true.” Zip Code, Style Number imd O’Neil reported am erosion in T o keep pancakes hot vriiile the refrigerator. It’s delicious FU ttom N o. 2088 hau tiot- Blueprint and l|iipply, b e . 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‘ - ' em MANCHB8TER.0VENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 ' w g j m g g j g o UANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 PAGE TWENTYV CCIL Pairing Lists High-Bristol Louisiana State Loses Top Star AB A B u c 8 Oash Here; Fullback Ray Packer Cast ’ East Meets Doing Well of Behind Moe Suspended, Said Ready Oldi Grads For G>wboys n e w YORK (AP)—The Out of Bowl By BARRY COWLES American Basketball A« k>- NEW ORLEANS, La. GREEN BAY, Wls. (AP) — Slated for their final elation has started (AP) — With the Sugar The Green Bay Packers should be in good shape physlcaSy home start before a three- things double, but th« NSX ■ Y/'f Bowl just five days off, game road trek, Manches­ Orleans Buccaneen# Louisiana State’s football when they meet the Dallas Cow­ ter ffigh's Indians play have lost less than hatf as team today found itself boys in the National Football many games as half of the League championship ganm host to Bristol Central to­ minus No. 1 fullback Eddie here Sunday, Coach Vince LoNp night at the Clarke Arena. other teams in the Ray, the Southeastern bardi says. Tap-off time la 8:18 for the The Bucs were p o rt Of the Cionference’s top punter. Three Packers received minor CCIL contest. The Indians, 2-1, ABA’S first regular season flou- Coach [ Charlie McClendcm injuries last Saturday when travel to Meriden Friday nig^t bleheader Tuesday, night and qutoldy I shifted personnel Green Bay beat the Los Angeles to face Platt High In anoU\»e trampled the Anaheim Amigos around to fill the gap while 12893 for their 28th victory Rams 287 for the Western Con­ league clash. Wyoming Coach Lloyd Eaton,, ference title. Only other schoolboy activity against nine defeats. whose unbeaten and untied Quarterback Bart Starr hurt tonight is the East Oathollc- New Jersey, Kentucky, Oak­ Cowboys battle LSU In the 84th his hip but was able to stay In land, Houston and Anaheim Sugar Bowl Classic here New Alumni game slated for 7 :80. the game. Defensive back Bob have lost more than twice as Tear’s Day, told miorts writers: The strong Eagles should have Jeter suffered a bruised knee, many Umes. “I know Eddie Ray's loss is a little trouble defeating the old FLOORED—Louisville’s Jerry Kintr and LaSalle’s Barry Cannon hit floor in and center Ken Bowman was New Jersey’s latest loss came great blow to LSU, but they've grads on the East court. badly shaken up on a play. Central, Coached by Gene scramble for loose ball at Madison Squ are Garden action. in the second game of that dou­ WORKING OUT— Defensive lineman, tackle Bob Lilly and"bnd George Andrie, got such tremendous depth and bleheader in Indianapolis, a 117- “ But they’re all okay now,” Zahnke, has had iU troubles o f the Dallas Cowboys limber up on blocking sled for Sunday’s game against so many fine backs that I don’t 107 defeat by Indiana. Lombardi said Tuesday after UfUTtI* getting started this season. Andy Green Bay Packers for NFL championship. (AP Photofax) know If it will really make a Mg • In the only other ABA game his players worked out In sero Gradbois Is the high scorer for dlfferenee.” Denver stopped Oakland l()2-98. weather at snow-covered Green 2 Boston College Rolls Over Penn State at Garden 2 Bristol averaging 20 points per McClendon informed Ms Doug Moe, the league’s fifth Bay. game. Bob Hagan, Ed Glovln- squad Tuesday that Ray, a 8 The Packers are practicing at highest scorer, led the Bucs foot-2, 228pound soph from azoz and Jack Scalla are'strong with 26 points while Larry Lambeau Field, where Sunday’s defensive players and key men V i^ o A u rg , Mias., hod been sus­ game will be played. The turf to Brown contributed 18 points and Control o f Ball K ey pended from school. for Zahnke. kept at a 60-degree temperature Columbia Lions Impressive six assists. ’The victory also in­ "This to a terrific setback ROSE QUEEN— Coach John McKay o f USC and Coach John Pont of Indiana Coach Phil Hyde hopes to keep creased New Orlean’s Western and is preventd ferom freeslng his Indians strong defense and both to Eddie and to our football by a system of electric cables Division lead to eight games team,” said McClendon. “ How­ whisper their predictions on Rose Bowl game to Queen Linda Strother. control of the boards going to­ under the ground. over DaUas. ever, I want it understood that I night. Thus far the locals have In Holiday Festival Debut Another Brown, Roger, defend the action that Eddie 7 grabbed 109 rebounds cohipared 7 . _ . _ . . . . 1.1__A. ______a ai-_ Q sparked Indiana with 28 points, For Cowboy Squad took that brought about hto sus­ that opened the Eagles’ 38-27 to the opponents 91. Dick Cobb, NEW YORK (AP)—Co­ first-round game. and Jerry Harkness added" 21 Unseld, Louisville’s 6-8 All- halfUme lead to a commanding pension. There will be many, Dale Ostrout, Kent Smith and lumbia’s Dave Newmark, before the crowd of 8,999. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Bay 1s toughest agalAst passes nected on 10, riiould have com­ many mothers and fathers Chuck Carson have been the American, then grabbed 20 re­ 82-29 bulge. pleted another and deliberately caught between the flu Rudy Bogad, St. John’s 88 ’The Pacers led by only 8883 in the league (the Packers al­ proud of hto action.” Eight Hours of Almost Solid Viewing strong rebounders for the Red bounds, scored 21 points and Coach Tom Landry of the threw away the 12th when he bug and a collapsing zone plvotman, broke loose for eight at halfUme but raced to a 10890 lowed only 98.4 yards per game The suspension was ordered HEY MAN, I’M BACK HERE—Smiling George Wilson of Seattle appears to and White. teamed with hot shooting Butch bulge halfway through the Dallas Cowboys said today saw it might be Intercepted. defense, felt a little less key points in a second-half rally by the University Disciplinary be tapping Walt Bellamy of New York on the back to get his attention as lat­ Manchester has bagged 74 of Beard and Marv Selvy to lead In the air). So It seems we But he passed for two touch­ that carried the Redmen to fourth quarter behind Brown, the statistics pretty well Committee, which never dl» ter comes down with rebound at Philadelphia. (AP Photofax) 192 shots from the floor for a than seven feet tall. the Cardinals past LaSalle 97-71. Harkness and Bob Netollcky. must dominate the ground game downs and his passing helped But supersoph Jim McMllIlan Columbia and Louisville clcush their seventh victory in eight dictated his plans for the closes its reasons. Scheduled for Football Fans Monday 38.8 percentage mark while at Byron Beck helped power If we are to win.” set up two more, plus a fleM and the other young Lions were In Thursday night’s semifinal stai^. Sophomore Joe DePre “I know Wyoming’s jumping against Bear Bryant’s Alabama the charity line 44 of 71 throws Denver past Oakland, grabbing National Football League He added that “ we’U have to goal. However, great punt re­ NEW YORK (AP)—On Eliminating Purdue, the Hoo­ of six points, idayed a stronger In orbit after their Impressive doubleheader, which also pits topped the winners with 13 iq>. and down for Joy to know schedule. Crimson Tide, runnerup to Ten­ have scored for a 62 per cent 18 rebounds in the second half championship game control the ball on the ground, turns by Bob Hayes and boll New Year’s Day, do you siers beat teams with a 10-48-8 debut In the Holiday Festival St. John’s, N.Y., against 10th- points. Bogad had 12, and Mike that that big bull’s not going to record which 1s somewhat piti­ If Wyoming finds things tough nessee in the Southeast. mark. during which the Rockets came against Green Bay Sunday. the way we did against Cleve­ control by running made much basketball tournament. ranked Boston College in a re­ Rowland and Richie Jackson 10 be there,” McClendon said in a watch fabulous Orange inside the 48yard line, look for Alabama has allowed only one Warriors Snap Jinx, In the scoring chores, Ostrout, from behind. Oakland led at the "My predictions don’t always land (Dallas beat the Browns of the scoring possible.' ful. Indiana was not scheduled telephone interview from the Juice Simpson? Newmark and McMillian each match of their earlier meeting- apiece. come out right as evidenced by 62-14 for the Eastern Confer­ The Cowboys took Christmas against Ohio State and North­ AU-America kicker Jerry De- touchdown In Its last four games last year's leader. Is again head­ The Quaker City Classic and half 86-48. Larry Jones led Den­ Baton Rouge campus. 7 Do you watch college foot- will have to be sky-high, how­ won by the Johnnies 91-90 in . last year’s champlondUp game ence championship) and then Day off and returned to prac­ western during 1067. Poyster to see plenty of action. but the Tide may be put to the ing the pack with 47 points. Fol­ the Rainbow Classic begin to­ ver with 24 points whUe La- McClendon declined to dtoeuae baU’s only major unbeaten team ever, when Columbia tries to overtime. between Didlas and Green pick our spots carefully In tice Tuesday. Wyoming won all 10 games He kicked 66 points for the Cow­ test defending Aggie Edd Har­ lowed by Cobb (36), Ray Kelly night at Philadelphia and Hono­ Veme ’Tart, the league’s top the suspension, but it was of 19677 bring down towering Westley Boston (College ripped Penn Bay,” ' Lanttay observed. ‘T throwing the ball.” Landry said nothing new was and the Western AC crown but boys during the season. gett's great passing. Neverthe­ (34) and Tim Coughlin (28). lulu. The first round pairings at scorer, poured in 29 for the learned that the action came as Or do you tune In on the Unseld and the resurgent Louis­ State 87-88 and St. John’s topped said you could expect a tough Quarterback Don Meredith ap­ being tried and would not be. Lloyd Eaton’s Cowboys beat The Sugar Bowl and the Cot­ less, we stick with the Bear. Hto Personal fouls committed have Philadelphia are Penn-Wlscon- Oaks. a result of Ray voluntarily con­ Southeastern Conference cham­ Finally Beat Celtics ville Cardinals In the pemlflnals Syracuse 60-88 In a Tuesday aft­ defensive game. But it turned parently was being quite careful The Cowboys fly to Appleton, only three teams with winning ton Bowl games are being Alabama teams seldom lose In been heavy with Kelly and sln, Temple-Providence, Aiizo- fessing a classroom mistake. pion Tennessee vs. Big Eight of the 16th annual Madison ernoon twin bill. out to be an offensive game.” Wls., Friday afternoon and 1067 records. Thus, Chaitle M c­ played at the same time. The the bowls. Coughlin at 12 each, Ostrout, 11, na-St. Francis, Pa<, suid Vlllano- when he tried only 12 passes champion OklahomaT NEW YORK (AP) — Bing, the NBA's leading scor most erasing a 23-polnt Super- Square Garden classic. Boston College’s Terry Dris­ "However, I note that Green against Cleveland. But he con­ move into Green Bay Saturday. Clendon’s LSU Tigers look like latter pits Texas A tc M, South­ The Gator Bowl In Jackson­ Sonic lead In the final 10 Cobb six and Kent Smith, Ben coll reeled off 10 of his 19 points va-Duquesne. Ohio State plays Aussies Reitain On Jan.' 1 you won’t have to ville on Saturday, (Dec. 80) pita Dave Bing is over the 1,- er, also had nine assists as the West Virginia’s zone limited College BasketbaU Sugar Bowl winners. western Conference winner on Pistons pulled away to a 28- minutes. Grzyb with five. • 7 flu-plagued Newmark to one early In the second half as the Marquette and Northwestern ECAC HoUday Festival make a choice. Tou'U be able to the strength of six in a row. two teams with seven-game 000-point plateau and the LSU, beaten thrice by a total polnt lead In the first half But Hazzard, who had 37 Attendance has been disap­ rebound and two baskets Tues­ Fagles pulled away from cold­ meets Hawaii in the Rainbow Net Supremacy Texas A&M Coach Not Aware of Situation First Round watch all of them. There will be winning streaks—Penn State vs. San Francisco Warriors are against the Hawks. Bill Bridges points and 17 assists, kept New pointing for the local home day night, but McMIIIian popped handed Penn State . Jack openers. No. 2 ranked Houston, St. John’s, N.Y., 60, Syracuse eight hours of almost solid tele­ Florida State. The Eaatem en over the hump in the Na­ led St. Louis with 37 points. York at bay with his flawless games. Maybe tonight's action in 40 points as the Lions ousted Kvancz and Driscoll each the pretoumey favorite, takes In Davis Play 00 vision viewing for the football should prevail after a tight tional Basketball Associa­ The Pistons, running third In foul shooting In the last minute. will find a jam-packed gym the Mountaineers 98-71 In a scored six points In a 14-2 burst on Bradley ’Thursday night. Boeton Col. 87, Penn State 08 fan. struggle. Their two aettndu tion. the Eastern Division after fin­ The Lakers had to play with­ overflowing with people and hol­ iBRJBBAiNE, Australia (AP) Columbia 98, West Virginia 71 Simpson, the All-America Sports in Brief were by a total of three points. out Baylor, who had the flu, and iday spirit. — Australia stUl reigns supreme Difference of Opinion Noted Louisville 94, LaSalle 71 halfback and Hetoman Trophy Bing, Detroit's sensational ishing last in the Western Divi­ WON SOME BlO ONES Big Ten football title it marked West, out with a back Injury, Barry Predicts— In world amateur tennis. runner-up, led the nation’s coIl8 sophomore, became the first sion last season, attracted 10,804 Texas—until last Thanksgiving ton Bowl game to him. ANNAPOLIS (AP) — Navy’s the fifth triple tie in the history BOWLS IN BRIEF Pays Way at Box Office The Aussies retained the Da­ DALLAS, Tex, (AP)— Optimist Tournament gtons In rushing with 1,410 —their largest home crowd In but got 24 points from Archie Manchester over Central by a Day. Stallings also was an as­ Only one former Bryant play­ of the conference. V E a 89 NBA player to pass the 1,000- SASfCSrSMlu vis Cup today when John New- Coach Gene Stallings yards despite missing one football team gave up 203 points four years. Clark to take up the scoring large margin, 86-48. sistant to Bryant at Alabama er ever beat the old master— First Round In 1931 Michigan, North­ GATOR: Penn State vs. Flori­ point mark this season when he S C O K E S s ^ . combe and Tony Roche defeated . doesn’t know it yet but Maryland St. 88, Cheyney St. game. He also led Johnny Mc­ in 1967 and scored only 200 Jeff Mullins and Rudy LaRus- slack. East will down the Alumni in \mtil he came to Texas AIM Paul Dletsel, vdien he had a western and Purdue tied. Other da State, ABC-TV, 2:10 p.m. poured In 30 and led the Pistons Los Angeles blew an 11-polnt Bradley Playing with Knicks Manual Santana and Manuel ' there’s a difference of Kay’s Southern California Tro­ points, but the Midshipmen won so hit a flurry of nine field goals a tough fight, 78-70. WEST SIDE MIDOE’TS three years ago. national champion at Louisiana some big games. triple ties were among Illinois, EST. to a 127-110 victory over St. lead In the fourth parlod, but O antas 84, 6-4, 8 4 hi a doUblea opinion between him and jans to the Paclflc Eight crown, that erased a four-point Boston In an exciting and fast pac­ Now Bryant to sending hto State. ' The Naval Academy eleven Michigan and Purdue in 1918; JA N . 1 Louis Tuesday night. baskets by Dennis Hamilton and match, giving them a 8-0-lead BIO TEN SETS RECORD the Rose Bowl In Pasadena and lead and lifted San Francisco In ed game last night. Regal’s out- his Texas A&M football Alabama Crimson Tide against The Aggies arrived Tuesday opened by beating Penn State Michigan, Minnesota and Wis­ COTTON: Alabama vs. Texas The Warriors, meanwhile, Gall Goodrich in the final one Under Tremendous Pressure over Spain in the CSiallenge CHICAGO (AP) — For the No. 1 ranking in The Associated front of the Celtics to stay In the Filial Workouts scored the West Slders, 83 to team. Stallings’ Aggies in the Cotton to begin practice for the Cotton 23-22, took Syracuse 27-14 in its consin in 1906 and Michigan, Aggies, CBS-TV, 1:40 p.m. BIST ended a four-year loslrtg streak half minute pulled it out for LA. NEW YORK — (NEA) — Round and making Thursday’s third straight year football at­ Press ix>II. third period. 80. Bob Rlzza (22) and A1 The Agglea won 187 to bring Bowl next Monday. Bowl, with 08 {Sayers showing fourth game and upe^t Army by Minnesota and Northwestern in SUGAR; Wyoming vs. Unitoi- to Boston, beating the Celtics Chet Walker scored eight of “ Half-a-mUUwi bucks my der- two singles matches meaning­ tendance in the Big Ten exceed­ Tndtona, Big Ten co-ohampion Mullins hit five baskets and For Perni State Schulze (13) were high for Re­ Texas AjAM the Southwest Ocm.- And the Aggie playera, be­ up, all coming from their homes 1814. The Middies won five, lost 1908. ana State, NBC-TV, 1:40 p.m.. 117-104. It was San Francisco's LaRusso four, all from long Philadelphia's la^t 10 points as rlere,’’ said Happy Hairston of less. ed the three million mark. with Purdue and Minnesota, is a JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP) gal’s, while Rick Gustafson (18) ference' championship and host lieving it would he the greatest where they had spent the Christ­ four and tied one. EST first victory after 13 straight the 76ers held . off Cincinnati. the ciincinnatl Royals, “ He ain’t Fifty-four home games drew a 18point underdog against the range, as the Warriors Jumped — Penn State’s football team, and Stan Chace (12) led the Newcombe beat Orantes and spot in tile Cotton Bowl. victoay, StalUngseven register­ mas holidays. It SEASONS WTTH ELIS ROSE; Indiana vs. Southern losses stretching back to Janu­ The victory moved the 76ers one no Oscar. He ain’t no Luke. Haif­ record 8,080,440 fans for an av­ Trojans mainly because the into a 78-71 lead and ended a eager to avenge a defeat In its West Slders. Chace and Roy Roy Emerson defeated Santana But the Aggie players say ed In hto oomporaitively short It was noted that the Aggies FIFTH TRIPLE TIE NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — CaUfomia, NBC-TV, 4:40 p.m. ary 29, '1964, at Boston. half game ahead of Boston in a-million bucks. Pssshh.” erage of 07,040 per game. Hoosiers beat only one* team seven-game Boston winning last Gator Bowl appearance five Goff did yeoman work on the In opening singles matches Stallings’ biggest victory would coaching career—beating a man started out behind—Alabama, CHICAGO (AP) — When Indi­ Joe Vanctoln to in hto 12th sea­ EST the Eastern Division although The previous high mark vros with a winning record. But that In other NBA action Tuesday streak. Mullins finished with 32 years ago, moves Into Jackson­ boards for the West Slders In Target of the critique is BIU Tuesday. be beating hto old coach, Paul with the fabidous record of which arrived a day earlier, has ana, Purdue and Minnesota fin­ son as Yale’s basketball coach. ORANGE: Oklahoma vs. Ten­ Philadelphia trails the Celtics set in 1960 when 8,004,643 fans was Purdue, regarded in some night, Seattle withstood a fourth points and LaRusso had 27. ville today for final timeups be­ Bradley, a 6-8, 208-pound sav­ Spanish Captain Jaime Bar- Bryant. Bryant—ore dedicating the Cot­ 61 players. The Elis were 14-7 lost season. nessee, NBC-TV, 7:40 p.m. EST by eight percentage points. their bid for an upset over a quarters as the Big Ten’s best. ished in a three-way tie for the quarter New York rally suid Walt Hazzard dropped In six fore meeting Florida State Sat­ ant whose change purse was troll said his team lost a bit be­ Bryant coached at Texas attended 04 games. Walker finished with 28 points taller Regal five. shaded the Knlcks 137-138, Los ■ free throws In the final seconds urday afternoon. stuffed by the New York Knlcks. cause Luis Arilla was unable to AAM when Stallings played

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PAGE IWENW-fin M iM IWBNTMOim MANCHESIVK BVSmNG HERALD. ICANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEBfBBR 27, 1M7. MAWn nenfnra EVENING HERAU). M ANCRnTlR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 BY SHORTEN kad WHIPPLE M bpIeh TlrHcME9‘-.. - THERE 0U6HTA RE A LAW 9 9 n v i p 9 9 THE UCBNgBD Journeyman riec- SfowigE 20 oooN.'OWW f - m a g o n y ; m £ 'V?H04 yMD0AGGCAME T tridaa, expetlenoad tidotri- MAMCHEPTBR Dpitvary-Ught, IM M N ! NUi?SE ( N U iM .' WMERE’e. Raiders 10-Point Favorites CLASSIFIED 1DlMEMO€PrrAL.ME . olaa’s helper or apprenlloe DAIRY PLANT WANTS truoktag and paekaga dnUvery. MY S ltf PMO OOOH? Herald Angle OAKLAND, Caltr. (AP) ahead to a Super Bowl claah four field goala after eaoh side dSB air afh u pte for S,^B yards. iCPreffERSbMC AlMAt£ electrtoiaa. CaU M. G. SehUlsel with the winners of next Sun­ scored only one touchdown. As the Raldcn return^ to Blanda, Lam onica Rafrlg wateta, wiiahara a ^ lac., 876-9707. —The Oakland Raiders otova moving apaolalty. Fold­ Wrm llld GRlPlHG- - HONEST, SOBER day’ s National iy>otban League Blanda, by the way, finished praotloe Tuesday, a question have been eatabUsbed as ing toalra fbr rant. 6494752. EARL YOST tMe game, the Raklem are the s— nit wbmlqg the AVL mark loomed in punt returner ADVERTISING V DEPENDABLE MAN early KK-point favorites by oentratlag on the sellout fn y ■coring crown with U6 pointa Rodger Bird, Uie leeguo’s rec­ DEAN MACHINE the betting fraternity in ;, Pass Kings CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS with the OUere. H e kMced M fleM goads and ord holder for runbaok yardage 21 No Bbcperience Necessary their American Football Oakland, going after Its first mawle BS pcinits after touchdown. and punt returns. The former 8 AJL to S PJl. NEW YORK (A P )—Two retresds who helped Osk- 102 (folonlal Rd., Manchester We Win Train Notea from the Lflale Blaek Book League title dash wHh the title, *had a l a i season. It beat Raider quaiteehaok Oaryie Laf Kentucky All-Amerloen twisted INTERIOR and axterior paint­ a knee while catching a punt Umd win its first American J^tball League W e»tera ing aad paparlng. Gall PhU Steady Employmant Tip Deportment: If you ore planning to attend Fri­ Houston Ofltfs Sunday at Houston la r throe areeks ago In mnnloa was first etnong the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Haa immediate openings paaaers, U tthtg SO touchdown catch In the game with Buffalo Division t i ^ thia geastm, ted statistical races as well. Dahonoourt, 7424178. Good Working Conditions day night’s East Catholic High-Weaver High of Hart­ Oakland OoHseum. their only encounter thia season. 6 PM. DAY BEFORB PDBUOATION daya and nlghta; Althoaili laaa are lookiBg That was with Oeoig* Blanda's throws and nnrrgiieflng S20 o f laat Sunday. ------Figures rdsased by the AFL Paid Vacations ford basketball game at the Eaglee’ nest, get thoe today showed veteran iriace DeofiBne for Saturday and Monday la 6 pju. Friday. PAINTING — tntarlor aad axte- early. It should be a sdlout, this first official meeting kleker George Blanda winning ribr, vary rasuspaabln, tr— ea- Turret Lathe Operators Paid Sick Leave of the two clubs. The teams have played practice games Oiler Hopes tha sooring crown with 116 tlmatea. Call Richard Martin, Paid HoUdays points and quarterback Daryle PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6494286, 64944U. Hardlnge Chucker Operators in the past but this will be the «»* • • • playmaker In the ishing eight points ahead of Cost d erk NBA U Lennie WUkena, formar tng tala man tor Sunday’s Amerl- PAINTINO —Intarlor aad exter­ IZ-gT K N U D S E N ’S Britain High was reported to Kaiwasaty-a kicking speciallat, Providence OoUege star and can FootbaU League ohunpion- stenerud. ior. Papering and paper re­ BROTHERS DAIRY have one of its best basketball teammate with the Priars of 643-2711 moval. Fully Insured. Call Ken Experience In Job Shop ship game with Oakland, says Lamonica, who was a bench- 87S-3136 teams in years. However, the Johnny Egan. WUkena haa been OueUette 648-9046 or 6494886. Preferred 1100 BURNSIDE AVE. a Houston victory would be warmer for four yean at Buf­ rSeekvOK ToU Iken) Hurricanes failed to beat up any a standout with St. Louis avsr EAST HARTFORD strlofiy a matter of PUer ot- falo before being traded to Oak­ INSIDBKnitslde painting. Spe­ kind of a storm and were sound­ since joining the pay-for-play MKy.WowHf JtdiES-l fense. land, buried 80 touchdown pass­ cial rates for people over 66. New plant, completely alr- ly trounced by Manchester High boys . . . Heavy favorite to win COPLAi, PA. oondiUoned for summer and but Frl^y night at t^ Oarte OonnecUcut Holiday It was George Blanda, tha es and completed 220 of 426 Call my competitors, than call Oiler quarterback released by TroHlile RoMhiis Oir AdYertiMr? winter, aU benefits. « y 0 f Ttoumament at New Britain U passes for 8,228 yards. me. Bstiraates given. 649-7868, Houston lost spring, who made Boeton’s Jim Nance won hla 876-8401. Legal Notices, aomething along the exploelve LIU. Two games were played 24-Hour Answoring Sonriot lines in his current Indian cast. the difference for OaUand foe second straight rushing title, Wontocl— H«lp WontoO Mote 36 H«lp Wqntod Mote 36 An Equal Opportunity DBCBEK ON ' j . tW* afternoon — Bridgeport va. INSIDB PAINTING, papering, LIMITATION OF C&AIM8 T o n ^ t the Injuns made their MacMurray and LIU ve Stone- last time the teams met, booting gaining 1,216 yards and New 35 JOURNEYMAN electriciaxi. Im­ Employer 2 2 PRODUCTION hands with some Free to Horald Roadon AT A COURT o r PtROBATB, four field goals for a 19-7 Raider York’s George Sauer led the floor napdlng and refinlahlng mediate steady employment hohten at Cbvenlry, ■tritliln and for fln ^ home etim for weeks, Tonight, Boston University (spedalhdng In older floora). FILE CLERK willing to learn lathe and milling machine ex­ the Dtotrici of Ooven^, on the SBnd ^ 1 ^ Central providing the op- ^ University of Hartford win. league’s pass catchen with 76 Want Information on one o fo n r cilaaallled ndveetownenteV perience, also Norton Hyprolap Wilson Electrictf Oo., 649-4817. No Job too amail. John PBX switchboard and Xerox ACCOUNTANTS — Tax Prepar- day of December, A.D. 1967. position. Next game at home ______"Blanda’s MeUng ability does receptions. No answer at toe tnlepboae Bstegt ttmply anil toa and Fellows gear shaper oper­ Present, Hon. DavM C. Re«f>e. at 7 and Central Connecticut W IJ. TIKDAIX, TIM SMITH JOHN C U S P VerfaUle, 6494T60. machine, 87V4 hours, Manches­ ere — Experienced in in­ JtidSd. ^ be Jan. 9 against Brfftol j^^ts IflddlelHiry at 8 make Oakland tougher to de­ ators. Metronlcs, Inc., 640 Hil­ On nrntlon of lATOin M. Oertch. Coainecticut ter Office, Mrs. Kelly, 649-6861. dividual income tax returns. Eastern . . . George Bentxm, ■gaasachaaetla OenneiiUcut fense," Lemm said before Tues­ liard S t admlnlBlraitrix, on the estate of ty of tickets are available. EDWARDS Full time and part-time. Salary Horward J. Oerich, Wte of Ooven- sreU-known golfer at the Man­ • • • day’s practice. "But the thing Last Nlghl*6 Fights oot PAPER try, wKNin eald dUtrtet, deoeesed. chester Country Oub, recenUy we have to do is put more points R R nM iliig 24 plus bonuses. Manchester of­ Thle Court doth decree that three MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Bob ANSWERING SERVICE (3) moiahs be allowed sad Umttied completed 2S years srith United End of theline on the scoreboard." ^ FLOOR SANDING and refinlah- fice to open January 2. H A R Cassidy, 16114. New York* out­ Block, 627 Farmington Ave., ter the credkom of saM eitato to Aircraft In East Hartford. He’s Nearly eight hours of Uve Lemm went on, "Oakland is ing (specialising in older Stenographer MALE - MAKERS exMhit tlietr claims agslnst the footbaU action is scheduled on UConn H olif^y Classic Opens Thursday pointed Llnnes Johnson, 166, Mi­ Hartford. 236-1081. same to thle admMsIratnx and dl- 7 In Plant Protection . . . Weth­ a team you have to keep on its 849-0500 875-2519 floors). Inside painting. Paper­ recte that p iS ^ notice be given ot 7 ami, 10. Production Workers ersfield’s Johnny Egan has* a video Monday-New Year'e Day- out of a listless performance tween Maasachusertts and Texas side of the 60 yard line. A lot hanging. No Job too small. PERSONNEL DEPT. thia order by adveve itlstag • tat a n Two elements are caus­ Karl Niaderwerfer—have been GOTEBORG, Sweden—Buster parar haying a oirculation In 7 J potot per game scoring aver­ and for the benefit of those, stUl against Wbke FVueat a couple Christian. Friday night’s pair­ will depend on how wdl we can and leave your aieaaage. You’ll bear from oar adverUaei John VerfaUle, 649-6780. Legal Notice and a ooqy ing Connecticut Basketball atrioken during the week. Half Mathis, 248, Grand Rapids, In Jig tone without ependlng all evening at toe telephdha. Exciting position In busy Fine paper mill locat­ age with the Baltimore BuUets awake or asray in the hills, a the team was assigned limited of nights before and hustled ings Hat Massachusetts and control the ball, the way we con­ Openings on aiU three shifts, diereof on 1 h e'^ lJ S *a n poet Ih Crach Burr Oarison consid- Mich., knocked out Gerry De ...... * ------office. Involves Interview­ LIMITATION OBDBN eaU Totwn of Coventry, nearest the In the NBA and Toby Kimball srrapup of the day's foothaU srlU work In Tueaday’s eeaskm. VMI ahneat cut cf the gym, Willlein A Mary at 7, and Con­ trolled It in thie first half of our starting rate $2.42 per hour ed in central 0>nn., AT A COURT OF PROBATE:, deuce where the oMeaaed last eiwble worry on the eve of Bryun, 197, South Africai 1. ing, light steno, maintain­ haa an 8.5 average srtth San be featured cn Channel SO at out-rebounding the rugged Key- necticut end Texas Christian at game here." and up. ExceUent fringe held at Mbncheeter, wKhln and for dwelt. the Holiday Basketball The Connecticut coach needs Busliwss SwrlCM ing records, compiling re­ the DMrtot of Manchester, on the Certified from Record Diego. Egan la the only Con­ 10:4S. The show srill be tUUed, dets and ehootfaig a phenomenal 9. In that game, Houston held BOLOGNA, Italy—C a r 1 o s M O ftflQ Q M 27 benefits Including Major has immediate open- 22nd day of December, 1967. DAVID C. RAIFPE, Judge. necticut resident listed on NBA "Bowl Game Highlights. "Pat Me troopa at fUli atienglh for OfiM Ed . ports and many varied du­ Medical Insurance' 100% CTIassic. F irs t o f all. it is 62 per cent for the game, win­ 'Howard Beardhley end a com­ the boll 41 plays to Oakland's Duran, 166^ Italy, outpointed Present, Hon. John J. WaNett, rostera. KimbaU’s new home Heron w ill twwt the show which the phyMcal shape of hla team WraUam A M ary because OcMudi Teddy Wright, 166, Detroit, 10. HERALD SECOND MORTGAGE —Un­ ties. paid premiums, 10 paid holi­ insfs for machine tend­ Judga UMITATIOM OBDBB Whrren Mfiotaeli’a Indbms dis­ ning it by 96-82. mittee of fellow employs at 31 In the first half and the Oilers YOU ARE A-1, truck la A-1. IMate ot Columbta DeCSrii aka. AT A OOURT OF FROBATB, tosm la Framingham, Mass., wUl include video highlights of which has been hit wHh a trou- limited funds available for sec­ Company offers competitive days, generous vacation OolumUa U DeCartl, late of MOn- held a t MUuicheeter, within and for played a new team attitude in Connecticut playa WlUlain Aetna Insurance Oo. ki Hart- went to the dressing rooms with BRESCIA, Italy—Billy Joiner, CeUars, atUca, yard and ers, back tenders, oheoter, hi aaU DIstrioL deceased. uie Dtairlot of (MnnchaSter. on the although he’s Uving during the the Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl bleaome upper respiratory ond mortgagee, payments to starting salary, 8:80-4:30 plan. Applications accepted 20th day of December. 1967. their tset game prior to the holi­ A Mary at 6 Thursday night, tar will serve as hosts to the a 7-0 lead on Pete Beatbard’e 188, Cincinnati, drew with Piero DOX LETTERS smaU trucking done A-1 right. On mctlnn ot OeleateO. King. 2(M in OsUfomla . . . Frosty m,d Bowl games. . .Dolores virus; and seocodly, bis niurs- suit your budget. Expedient hours, exceUent benefits, dally. Apply to— Brood StrM. Mtancheater, Oonnectl- ‘Present, Hon. John J. WaRett, day break. The IndlanB snapped a fter a 7 o’clock contest be­ participating teams. 28-yard pass to Hoyle Granger. Tomaaoni, 191, Italy, 10. CaU Tremano Trucking Serv­ beater engineers and cut, ailtiSiifialiali In Judge. Francis and Ed Batagewaki will Kelly and Pete Lingua have day night opponent—WUUam k. Fsr Your ice toU free, 742-9487. service. J. D. Realty, 6484129. free parking, subsidised ORDEmSD; ’Ihat three months SMiate of Mary C. Lsnrter, late of referee the UQxm-WUUam A named U>e most improved Mary—comes to Btorrs sporting cafeteria, congenial co­ finishing hands. W rite from the Pand day of Decentoer, Manchester, In said ZNatiiot, de­ Isformation 1967, be aqg Ihe same are Umked ceased. Mary hoop game in Ute UOonn ^ Uie Ellington Ridge a new attitude. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, workers, exceUent working ROGERS CORP. and aAorwea for tha crediton within On mottoo of Joseiih P. Lawter, Basketball Oaaatc ’Ihuraday country Club membenhlp tor buUding lots cleared, trees top­ Busliwu Opportunity 28 Box M, Manchester to bring In .Ibrir riafens 20a Autumn Street, MOnciMater, Oartson and Ida Huaifies TH E HERALD wlU not conditions. Mill and Oakland Sts. CbnnrtXIota. admMsbwtor. night at Starrs. Both whisOe ped. Got a tree problem? WeU u ll sbM ftd* the 1967 season. Lou Becker, golf ■chaJuled three dagw c t wcslc- dlacloee the identtty o f PHRiLJPS Petroleum Co. has a Herald. ______is dhwted to give pub­ ORDEIRDD: That three months tooters arc from this area worth phone caU, 742-8282. Manchester, Conn. lic nodes Id the credStMe to bring from the OXti day of December, chairman, repoite a coveted goU outs just before the faoHday any advertiser using box modern 8 bay service station APPLY In their dolma wiIMn aatd time U- 1967, be and tba same are llmitan certifioate from Golf Digest will weekend fakowlng the 67-48 letters. Readers answer- for lease. Excellent opportu­ towed by priMtehlng a copy of this and allowed tor the opedUnrs wMtatn LIGHT TRU(30NG — moving Or caU Miss Banister, 1-774-6006 onler In some newapaiMr having a which to bring In their clalme be preemted to the winners. . . teas to Fordham. Several piay- Hig blind box ads who nity, paid training program. FIRST NA'nONAL CONTROL desk operator, ogainrt aaSd estate, and said ad­ Here *n There doalre to protect their and odd Jobe, reliable. Also chnaallan tat laid i>robate district Record-Breaker: Noland Smith, cra Aowed up with heavy ooSds, C:aU 286-8770 aftei 6 p.m. or STORES nlghta. Inquire in person Holi­ wJUdn ten days from the date of ministrator la direoted to gdve pub­ identity can follow this burning barrels deUvered, $4* lic nottoe to the creditori to bring Bob Flahd. the finest qx>rts Kansas a t y ’s B-fbob6)4, 164- reatrloHng the workoula. The 1-201-877-8100. day Lane, 39 Spencer St., tMs ordST' am return make to this prooedun; 644-1776. Paric and Oakland Aves. oourt of the nottoe given. In their olatma wdthbi said t o n e ^ publicist in the professloaal pound kick returner, set an AFL most eerlcus o t the group wane Minit Auto's JANITORS -PART-TIME eve- Manchester. JOHN J. WALLEmr, judge. towed by pdUMtag a copy of tMs field, top dog with the New York East Hartford order In some nswapoiwr baring a record by returning a Uekoff Chptain BSl Corley and for­ Endoea your repi SALES AND Service on Arlene, nings. CaU 643-4463, 34 p.m. olraulBUon In sadd probata dlslitot ,Tankae staff, writes from ward Tkn Bmfih who were pra- box fit an am KMp WoEted— only. wMhtai ton da^ fram tha dote ot 106 yards for a touchdown Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lawn V this order and return r« triiiDe to tdite Ctereland with boUday greet- ■aribed complete rest, along addreaaed to the Legal Notice against Denver—the first 100- mowers. Also HomeUte chain CLERK-TYPIST — to perform Read Herald Ads court of the notice stven. ings. He adds that during hla with Ooaoh Carkon MmseN fled Manager, Manchester JOHN J. W A L U n T , Judge. plus kickoff return in league Evening Mereld, together saws and international Cub diversified duties In Purchas­ DISirRIICT O F OOVEMTRY ss., recent trip to Vletnaih, with Joe ., , _ . . u, who hod to yield in favor of Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ GIRL to work In small office, PROBATE COURT. COVENTRY, DOfagglo, Pete Rose and Tbny way Im d eta il^ ^ with a memo hating tha typing essential, some know­ ing Department. Good typing ASSISTANT MANAGER Deoetnber 02, 1967. aaslalhnt Jack Oonlani. GIGANTIC oompanlea you do NOT ment and sharpening service skills, able to use adding Brtate of Lucy Renn, tote of OonlgUam, he visited the Plmt The vlnis sUS bothered aouM on aU makee. L A M Equip­ ledge of bookkeeping. CaU 289- HtUadale, N'Sw Jeraey, and owring Field Hospital 4vt In AmfamnSaigon andmnsi BRtd • I CAUfl^tcaui^t tllGthe ballIm II deepdOCD want to see your lattar. machine. Dynamic Controls pronerty (n n il DWriot, deoeosed, cC tha playen when praotloe re- 'Your letter wlU be de- ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon. 8406, ask for bookkeeper oidy. Man with restaurant expe­ U ^ ^ ttae annIloeUon of Ada talked with the patients. " I met in the end aone and we bad a Oorp., 8 Nutmeg Road, South tool co„ ino. "middle return" on, eo I started ■mned Monday evenlqg. AU but etrojred if the advertieer 876-7600 Manchester Exchange rience has outstanding op­ Bitckson. A n ^ lla r y Executrix, r m m a young man from Mancheatar,’ ’ Is one you’ve mentioned. Windsor. 289-6808. piaytoo t h a t certain property, be- up the middle. I saw an opening three og the aqued members— — Enterprise 1946. portunity for advancement kxsrtng to sold estate be s M os Bob writes "and I thought T Bob Stetobeig, Dave Btocra end J[f not it WlU be handlad HIGH SCHOOL with new restaurant chain. per appMceUon on file more fully C had a fine story for you. I then * knew I could at laaot get in the usuaJ rnannar. SHARPENING Service — Sawa, O' fbunii out h« hed tniii Tiia psatpast the 20-yand20-yard line. I got Fringe benefits, etc. Ckmtact *^SR D «iR B D ; That stJd oppllcatton found out he had not farid hla knives, axes, shears, skatas, S E N IO R S Why Not Work Locally? Mr. Gibbs. be tieard and detenninnid at tte wife he had been hit and asked through the heavy traffic at the rotary blades. Quick service. Switchboard Operator Probate OKtoe, in Coventry. In aatd that I not write to you with the >0, and at that point only the BE HIRED NOW dletitot. on the 8lh day of Janlsry, Has Openings Lost and Found Capitol Equipment Oo. $8 Mkln AJD. 1968. at 9:00 ololock In the kicker was between me and the YEAR-END SELL-OFF Wanted Part - Time forenoon, and that puUlo notSte be detalle." . . . Along with the St, Manchester. Hours dally Ski Notes W O R K L A T E R K N U D S E N ’S gtven c t Use pendency of s ^ ap- Boeton Patriots’ posting their goal Une. I had one blocker In LOST — $60. in i ^ t e envelope 7:804, niursday 7:80-9, Satur­ 25 Hours Per Week pUcatton and Che time and plaoe of pomreet record In the AFL, front of me, who shielded off the COUNTRY FAIR neartng th ereon, by pufcUihlng a For with personal papers. Please day 7:80-4. 048-7968. Ebcperienced PBX switch­ perennial scoring champion Gl- kicker, and I was off and run- Why not talk about a Job copy of tMa order one time in caU 1-429-6817. board operator wanted by 1100 BURNSIDE AVE. eome newmoper. te rii« ,a .rircu^ no Caiqwllettl has lost his title n li»." now — while you have time tion In esildDlatiiot, and by post- • TOOL MAKERS LOST — Savings Passbook No. COMMERCIAL and Residential during your vacation. We’ve Manchester Memorial Hos­ EAST HARTFORD tkisr a copy on the public ston port of ARMSTRONG 88-00103 Hartford National pital for rewarding. Inter­ nearest to die ptace .vrbere the de­ TIRES! snow plowing, eaU 6494U9. got a variety of . . . pro­ ceased tort dwelt.—and by le — Bank and Trust Co., Manches­ grams for you to consider. esting part-time position. wMi. o r by modUng tai rM h Excellent salary and fringe letters, fXMtoce prepsid and reluifi • AIL AROUND MAOHINISIS ter Green Office. AppUcation ABLE TO REMOVE your old Be hired now and . . . receipt requested, adtoeaoed to made for payment. appUancee and bulky furniture benefits. C^all Personnel YOUNG MAN with driver’s each of toe Interested parties, a HPG "NORSEMAN" to dump. Also light trucking. D ept, 848-1141, E x t 243. license for stock and deUvery, copy ot tms order all at least 7 • DRIDOEPORT OPERATORS LOST — woman’s gold watch • Work after school until d a^ before sold Ume oaolsned, and SU condition reports from 289-6860. 9-2 dally. Ideal for college stu­ return make to this Court. with black band Plnehurst or June, then full-time. D A V ID C. R A P P S . Judke. selected areas as reported by WIDE TRACK WIDE TRACK dent attending school nights. F’airway, Main St. Call 649- • LATHE OPERATORS New England ski area opera­ e Worit Saturdays (8:16-4 Apply In person only. Westown 4476 after 6 p.m. tors Tuesday afternoon. TREAD SNOW TIRES HousohoM Sorvleos p.m.) until June, then RN or LPN — 8-11, fuU or Pharmacy,. 469 Hartford Rd. Reports include in this order full-time. part-time. Call 649-4619. Olloiod 13-A MAN with lathe and Bridgeport Exporimiea Prtfwrad -n e w snow In inches if any, Immediate cash paid for Annooncomonti e Report for work June, or BABYSITTER wanted days for type of enow surfaoe, depth of experience, able to work to REWEAVINO OF burns, moth July. J school age child. Nathan Hale blueprints, interesting work dean late model can. AD Also WIN Train Qiialtfiad PanoniMl base, evaluation o f coodltiona. The ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ holes, sippers repaired. Win­ School Area. Call 648-2660 after ers, sales and service, bonded and good opportunity for cap­ Oode: B-base, E-excellent, G- dow shades made to measure, 6 . makes, models wanted. Starting dates for stiter able man. Harper Buffing Ma­ good, F-fair, L-Umlted. representative. Alfred AmeU. aU sizes Venetian blinds. Keys WINTER school and Saturday work chine Co., 289-7471. ElxceUent 'working conditions in f uUy air condi'ticmed NEW HAMP8HIBE 647-1719 or 648-4618. made whUe you wait. Tape re­ SEC^IETAHV — receptionist — are flexible. No appoint­ Barlow Motor Sales plant. Top wages and fringe benefite. Liberal ovo’- AtUtaah — 8 new powder, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 exceUent opportunity for a ments needed, (tame In any­ SMALL electronic plant needs granular, 0 to 6B, g-e. Tire Fonondte Main St. 6494221. career In a worthwhUe and In­ time sch^ule. Start working now (v after the h(di- Black Mt. —powder, e to 10 time. teresting position In the office first and third shift male work­ Rt. 83, Rockville, Conn. ers as trainees or experienced days and stiU be digible for full vacation. D. r « . WANTED ride from Manches­ of a doctor In Manchester. Ap- Cannon M t — 8 new powder, ter to Vernon Circle, 5 day pUcants must be neat, a good in the plating and machliiliig Phone 87S-2538 ^ departments. Good opportuni­ 4 to 20B, f upper, f-g loarer. week.\ Call 644-0020, 876-1607. B u iM liif— •IHE typist and able to meet the I ty, good working conditions. o Open 9>9 Dally APPLY 121 A D A M S ST., M ANCHESTER Cranmore — Powder, 2 to Contracting public. Pleasant surroundings, A new brssd ol tires ... designed to herneu The alhnew. wider Norseman has a revolu­ Ask for Mr. <3eoige Smith, 60 lOB, f iqiper, f-g lower. 7 OONNBCrnCUT MUTUAL liberal benefits, salary com- the honegower of your cer. Designed for tionary tread design that greatly improves JOCKEY. For In- Harrison St. Crotadied Mt. — 2 new packed stability In cornering and passing, has su­ BE A Dl NEWTON H. SMITH * BON — menrarate with experience. grestly imgroved wet pevement trection formation call, 246-6418. LIFE INSURANCE powder, granular, 4to SB, f-g for sxceliem weer end mileege ... perior performance in wet pavement trac­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ References required. Write tion, and with all its safety tread design,’ tions, rec rooms, garages, Box B Manchester Herald. * upper, g lower. lor tutleined high-ipced driving. still gives the quietest ride olanywintertire. COMPANY Loon Mt. —6 new powder, 1 porches and roofing. ’’ No Job WANTED — reUable babysitter to 8B, g. too small. Call 840-8144. 140 OARDipiN ST., HARTFORD WatervlUe VaUey — 4 new NEED CAR? ClNMUt very bad? in my home 8-6 p.m., own Bankrui^ repottrasaitmT Hon­ CARPENTRY — concrete steps, transportation, .vicinity Wad- packed powder, 8 to lOB, g-«. Blue Chip In A ll Regards Wildcat — Powder, 8 to 18b, BIG SAVIHGSL B U Y M OW ! est Douglas adepts lowest floors, hatchways, remodeling, del School. 648-9044 after 6 porches, garages, closets, eell- Since IC.'C p.m. g. down, smallest p a r e n ts , any­ Wilderness — 4 new powder, where. Not small lopn finance Inge, attics finished, rec B rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ An Equal Opportunity 2 to 14B, g-e. company plan. ' Douglas VERMONT Motors, 846 Main. er related work. No Job too Emidoyer HMp W ontMl^Mala 36 Bolton VaUey — 8 new pow­ small. Dan Moran, Builder, 1967 OLDSMOBILE der, granular, 10 to 21B, f-g. Evenings 640-8880. WANTED — Kan for Janltortai 4> Bromley — 6 new powder, 7 - speed, bucket seats, tac! work, fuU.tlme, rent and sal­ 2 Daryle Lamonica gauges, posltracUon, iio i^ S , OARAGES, porches, Part-time nights, no experleime ary. 448-2068. manmade, 8. rei^rooms, room .additions, Glen Ellen —4 new powder, mUes^ $2,600. CoU 64$-; needed. Apply manager or SA ter 6. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ head Hostess. 9-7 Inteniational JIG BORE OPERATORS, third 2 Adjusted Well with Raiders 20 to 26B, g upper, 1 tower. eral repair work. FInanoing shift; lathe operators, first, Haystack —6 new posvder, 8 House of Pancakes, 868 Broad 1906 CHEVROI,ET Bel Air — available. No down payment. St. second and third, shift. Le-Ml to SB, g-e. SIZE 6.50 X 13 cylinder, automatic, excellent' Economy Builders, Inc. 648- Corp., 1 Mitchell Dr., Manches­ Jay Peak — 8 new powder. Quarterback N e^s Full Tilt 1.80 F.E. Tax oondltton. 648-9121. RN or LPN, 11-7 shift, fuU or ter. Icy, 6 to 26B, g. part-time, room and board KlUington — 8 new powder The 1967 FIREBIRD 400, power ROBBINS Carpentry re­ furnished, 649-4519. To Prove Ability-Lamonica and manmade, 11 to 1TB, g-e steering, radio, alr-conditlon- modeling spedallst Additions, upper, e lower. SAFE ' w tng. Reasonable offer accept­ rec v rooms, dormers, porches, OAiOiAND, Cakf.—(NBA)— certain playa for particular Madonna Mt. — 8 new pow­ ed. Call between 7-9 p.m., 648- cabUMts, formica, built-lna, AN OR LPN , 8-7 p.m. or 7-U BONANZA IXuryle Lamonloa wea be- oppooenta. In my caae, I had der, 4 to 24B, g-e iqiper, Mower. Tire 6184. ba^Mm s, Utchtas. 649-8446. p jn . OSH 6464616. gBufing' to think maybe he to aidtluat to a ooinplloated of­ Bare spoto. STEAK HOUSE fense.’’ Mad River Glen — 8 new 1960 MOA, good shape, new top, ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar- KITCHBN AIDE 7 a.m. —2 p.m. mould have been on aspirin He atUusted rather weN. powder, 2 to 20B, f-g. with 7 wire vriie^, $876. firm. ages, rec rooms, bathrooms Monday through Friday. Vsi^ Help wanted! Mole or female tsM et In the role cf a second- Lamonloa la the leading passer Okemo — 8 new packed pow­ 648-0674. tiled, kitchens remodeled, oe- turn Haven, 876-2077. fuU-tlme days, Monday thru staing quorterbcuck at Buffalo In the AFL.-How ever, hie suc- der, 8 to 26B, e. FIVE STAR FIBER GLASS INSTALLED ARMSTRONG CORONET 1966—CHEVEUiE Super .^port- ment work, cdto floors, prt- >nrmirr__ Friday. Must be neat and tor tour yean, his Job was to ceos dhtat come easily, Pico Peak — 6 new paobftlYiow- los. roofing. C.11 Leon Orite prSSJS^ alert. Good starting pay. Save time, money and energy by uting our Want Ad$ as your dally tMiver quick reUsf. OonvertiNe, 4 speed, tan. Part "Bonnetlmea I would send der, 8 to 16B, g. FREE! A crowning achievement in tire safety. World's When he was traded to Oak- Armitrong has developed a new tire mads of warranty 1 ^. Call 649-9468. ply Dean Machine Products, Apply In Person guys Into a formation we dent Round Top — 6 new powder, with belts ol liber glass that resists heat- first and only tire that takes three precau­ guide to the job or businosi opportunity right for you! You can't kmil thia asasaa he got the I f f T ^ L. W HITEW ALLS i 162 OcSonlal Rd., Manehenter. even have," aaya Ciunontea. 0 ito 6B, CO- even St high speeds. It virtusllv eliminatn tions lor your driving safetyl New safety outer 1961 RAMBLER c]aasl^44oOT, BONANZA BTBAK,HOD8B ctaanoe to prove he was Just SlIGHUY StT West BOddle Tnraplke afford to waste time tracking down usolest leads, investigating tips ‘They'd Juat Une up the way I MASBAOHUSliTTS Mowouts. And it can give you el least 10,000 1------ribs... new safety siping... famous safety- rebuilt engine, $660. Call 648- Spoelol Sorvieos OOUNTBOt G IR L for evening as stfacttve with the score 0-0 should have called I t They were Brodle Mt. —1 new powder, more miles ol wear Idon’t be surprised if you disc gripl 7420. shift, 7 p.m. - midnight Please Manchester, Conn. W whan it was 42-0. He made real peJbent with me. I knew I 4 to 20B, g-e. get 20,0001 then you can gel with an ordinary SNOW plowing — OrlvwFsys, apply Mister Donut 966 West that usually load nowhere. Find the right job, find it fast by reading ■o much^ o f his tbmjsoe that had to earn their respect be­ Jlmlny Pea k— 2 new pow­ tire. 1062 OLDSMOBILE F85 — de- lots, sidewalks. RaasonaUe MldAe Tpke. tha HsMers clinch ed the A F L ’s cause Tom Flores had been weU- der, granular, 4 to 16B, g. CHARGE IT ! INSTANT CREDIT I luxe sedan, excellent con­ rates. CaU 6464686. our W ant Ads. You'll always find more that's worthwhile, to choose Weakern DlvMon ebampkmahip Uked. It takes awhUe to be­ Oak N Spruce —4 new man­ dition, private owner. Call tw o weeks before the season come a seasoned leader although made, 4 to 6B, f-g. 648-4288. SNOW Plowing — Oommereial from. I always felt I oculd he. OUa Ridge — 1 new powder parking lota. Free estlmatos. “Tbere’a no oomfiarison in Lamonica felt before the and manmade, SB, g. TIRE and A U T O M otofcydo®"* 64S-68U. tilin g m rahaver and aSstart- season started that the Raiders lit Tom — Manmade, 8 to M q fc lo s 11 HELP WANTED TO PLACE YOUR AD IN OUR sr,” (Daryle says. “ A q u o r^ - could be a contender because of 14B, g. e twok needs four quauters to exceptional depth at nearly ev­ Ward HiU — Manmade, 4 to SERVICE CENTERS 1966 YAM AHA, twin carbure- R00II119 ood GAS STATION ATTENDANT NEW SPAPER CALL... ipmve hknseir. When I was ery position —but he, admits he 10B,g. . Minit Auto ton , oil Injection, 1,000 mUes 643-2711 ChlmMyi , ISiA FULL OR PART TIME—DAYS phqrtog In relief we were us- didn’t know Just bow good they RHODE ISLAND alnoe new, very clean. 876-6680. Rockville 875.3136 uaity hehind, end it’s pretty were. Pine Top —Manmade, 8 to R(X)FINa — Speolallzliig re­ tough when the defense knows APPLY "When the exUbitloo sea- 6B, f. ^ iMshMss iSonrteot pairing roofs ot aU Unds, new yw ’re going to thraw. Mn began I realised there were OONNEOnOUT roofs, gutter work, dilmnejia "A quaiiertxtick needs a no slouches bare and that If I Powder mu — Granular, 4 to Offorad 13 cieanM and repaired, 80 years’ DORWILUS GARAGE ohaWna to wortc on Us game ooUd get the points wa would SB, f. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ ejmerience. Free estimates. 18 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER plaB, to get the foebng of bow be wtoners," be said. "All I l i t Southington — Packed, ialising In hree and khrub care. CaU Howley 6484661. 644- lu n g s an going and sat up needed arae the opportunity." SB, f-g lower. 648-8104. 8861. ■ "' )

FAfllTW ENTTOT UANCHESnteR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, I^ECEMBEB 27, 1M7 MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1967 PAGE TWEN+y. ii-''* ; - — r...... - ______1------— —— ' ■ rmi' Ti ' f" A purtiwgwto ' n «t> Resort Proper^ Wanted Red Estate 77 Wswted Real Estate 77 B u t Only Militarily / C oventry P o r S f 7 4 1 __ Town Starting Police Ifdy T to M M M lS 6 3 HOMBISU r t R r a o "• — land,—S tnvaetmenta_- a SBLIJNO YOUR HOMBT For____ ■ ' | H O i i ■ I I ■ ■ i i f CLASSIFIED FOUR room apartment, iieat, BEimrs miiLD nAWWOBXmUJD Loka P*^^rty urgently needed to prompt oouiteoue aervlee teat hot water and garace, conven­ fnmMMd eottaga, lot 100x160* meet bur evergrowing demand gate rooulte, call Loula Dlmock ^Club N igh f Top for Population Class fun prioa, $6,300.' Oall daye, of qualified cllente. Cell Paul Realty, 649-6638. Romney Says ient location. $UB. OaD M»- U.S. A starting policeman in Mon- The Ckmnectieut town wtSi tea e»44. 386 6466. aveoinga, 643-2882. J. Correnti, A^enhy, e4S-63tRl. ADVERTISING ALL CASH for your property. Set Jan. 17 cheater Is paid more than, a lowest starting salary for a be- . i ATOWI OUARANTBED Sale! We wUl Paaek, Realtora, 286-7476, 742- rookie policeman in any other ginning policeman is Oovelitry, \ V ^ 7 /v2 *1215Va SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKING! | 0«t Of Town guarantee in writing to buy 8248, 649-0685. Winning Viet War Cq^fiecticut town of comparable which pays $4,160 a year, c l a s s i f i e d ADVERTS3IN6 DEPT. HOURS your home at a pre-agreed B y Juniors population, a recent etudy Manchester Police Chief For Sole (Continued from Page One) 8 AJI. to 6 PJL F o r I t o a t ff| 75 price if It ia not aold dining TIRED of Showing... And /.n u . allows. Of the 94 towns in Con- James Reardon gets a salary of 'Where Qualify Always txceeds Pricel best candidate for presldenL*’ ’The Junior Woman a Club of necticut which have full-time iio 699 In tee tMOulation range -i-1 STORE FOR RBMT. Main 8t. BOLTON — Ooay 4% room tee Itetin, period. We ^ we« told/what to Though tee Times story by Mancbaoter in State Tlieatre Ranbh, in top condition, proven producera. Call for de- • Sunday SportT Bet- *T „ Coventry la planning a "Ooven- poUcemen. tee Manchester po- p^tp. five towm i>eporteH ^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. 9-6; THUR5. - FRI. 9-9 taile. BMfiore Agency. Real- oa screen those «y Felix Belotr Jr. waa written trv Club Nteht” for 8 n m Jan 1f.- 4 rim vm to««'a a$aa»Aleaaa oaaa* T~vr.4 a Aaaaaa^a^ e*''“t'...... a building, reasonable rent. For garage, full basement, hot ■ PJL DAT B0XMU PDBUOATIOM water heat. tore, 648-6121. proepecte for you. We bring Romney said he did not know ttaw^io^ ae'U obtain^ 17 at tee Church Ooiimiunltjl by only 11 oteer to^. ^ *1!hUe InfOnnatlan please call tbeatre SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) Wqoded, privacy. AAtotoiaamm temH Hmmm W eilds Of fiU6nhOW«r, A 110168 H0UB6 OR Rt 44A THft tniTDOAE —^ x . . ngUTCB 8I10W, WHUD 81X tOWlM Only $14,600. discriminating. Interested, OMdBM for Birfiiriiv u i MoadiV l> 8 pjn. F M iv manager at 64S-7Stt. y Ag cy, LISTINOS NEEDED, all price qualified buyers 64641U1. to see a ranges. Call us for a quick property . . . without bothering briefed before hto arrival but Eisenhower made hto remarke acquainted ^ the orgartza- te “ iSlte c^^ 26.000-60,000 popuUtion range, MODERN store, heated, ftritTO', added: "What we dtocuesed in an interview, the remainder did not report TOVn OOOFEBATION WILL ||IA L 1 large basement. 8S2 Main St, BOLTON Center — e room sale, we also buy houaes for tee owner. Keith Real Estate, tione ^Coventry ’’ Invltatione ^^1® population. One town. Swift’s Praiiiiuiiig or Cudahy’s Puritan there was not a particularly Im- Romney refused to say wheth- specific salaries. Their ranges Ml AFPBJBCIATKD Vl#%k ■ ■ central. Call 622-S114. RaiMh, $ bedrooms, 1% bathe, cash. Hayes Agency, 646411S1. tel. 649-1922. have been e^t to local cl^ exactly the name as portent aspect of tee sltuatioa.’’ er he etlll held tee opinions he start chiefs with a lower salary large livtng room with beamed to have m ^ltore or ropreeente- Manchmter to Its starting fire- STORE FOR RENT — down eeQlag and fireplace, 2-car at- Romney also was asked about expressed In Ms television inter- tives attend the session. men-$8.902 than Chief Reardon’s, but have ContiiNwd From Procodin^ Pago town Manchester, State Thea­ a report in The New York view Bept 4 that it had nqt been a maximum that to higher. The program wlU Include a In the comparative figures, tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, « Qaims Victories Times that former President El- necessary for the United States talk by Miss Margaret Parker Firemen in Manchester have senhower has eliminated tee to get Involved in South Vlet- released by the Connecticut Pub­ a pay ceiling of $6,861. This la H o lp HoomIioM G oods 51 State Theatre, 64S-7883. Panl W. Dou|^, Realtor, 649- of the Children’s Bervlces of lOchlgan governor as a eerioua nam to stop Communist aggres- Connecticut Her subject wUl be lic Expenditure CoimoH. Man- higher than In eight other towns M m o r 3 7 SINGER automatic Hg sag sew­ TAVERN for sale —Inquire C A fM E D H A M S contender for the Republican eion in Southeast Asia, and that "The Works of FamUy and Chil­ Chester is considered having a Manchester population ing machine, excellent condi­ Birch St. Tavern or call 649- 80UTH WINDSOR — new presidential nomination. the South Vietnamese have population of 46,800, and is com- hairdresser — manager, to ’68 Seen Showdown drens’ Services in. Tolland Ooun- range, but lower than In 10. tion, monograms, hems, but­ 8110 or 043-9600. "I’d prefer to rely on what "been doing less and less (In the ^ ...... pared directly to towns in the manage beauty salon, ex­ Ranohea, Raised Ranches and ty Today.’’ AU women between ^pu,ation range of 25.000-50,000. The salary o f Fire Chief WU- tonholes, fancy designs, etc. Gen. Eisenhower wrote me be- war) and we’ve done more and cellent wages Inquire The Ooloniaii an with a view. Thia the ages of 20 and 40 -are In­ liam C. Mason la $10,672. m Originally over |S00. Our price is qiiaUty and value. CaU for fore I left” he replied. "In es- more." There are 18 towns in this popu­ WIggery Beauty Salon, or call f w i b w « 5 vited. Further Information may the comparable populatloiMlae now, $64. or pay $9. monthly. detaUs, Hayes Agency, 646- In Vietnamese War sence, he was pleased that I had "There to no point in getting ______lation range; the starting salary 1-22H-66tted of action that b r ^ t teem eral had tMd a friend ^mney, stubner, Mrs. Harvey Barrette 649-9108. room this thhddng success against the French. In since hto "brainwashing’ charge sent and the future," he de­ and Mrs. Fred -Surmann. man on the Manchester force the lowest salary Is Waterford, disk Sander; paint sprayer; r o CKVILLE 0 rooms, sec­ BOUTON Center — 6 Ranch, 2-car garage, 4-bed- ’The Communlste put to a ee- October 1960 Ho CM Minh used in Septemper, "has been on so clared. The JWC’s committees will is $7,163. Only one town In the paying $3,900 a year; New HOr grinder; miter box; 4" vice; ond floor, centrally located, 23 Viet Minh battalions to many sides of so many ques- Romney left for a two-day 4 clamps (2 at 2’ ) (2 at S’); roome, 1% baths, famUy size vere test tee allied taotlca of at- be active in January with spe­ Manchester population range, ven, wMch pays tope to its 4 1 $90 monthly. Call 649-3078 af­ smash French defenses along tions that one begins to wonder stay in Jakarta. The next stops 4" downing Jig; No. 700 Stan­ kitohen, one acre lot with horse trition espoused by Gen. WU- cial group meetings, including Wethersfield, tops thto maxi- staiting policemen also he* top ter 3 p.m. Hoiisos For Solo 72 H o o m s For Solo 72 tee Chinese border. He has not Just where he does stand. He on his world tour are Singapore, d a c h s h u n d s —AKC, minia­ ley vice; miscellaneous hand barn and paddock. ExceUent liam C. Westmoreland. At tee the foUowing: Jan. 8, Fine Arts mum salary, wHh a figure of starting salary for Its rookie deiUoyed anywhere near that sounds like a man in a panic. New DelM, a brief stop in Paris Committee at the home of Mrs. ture and standard, 6 weeks to tools; large work bench; lum­ ROCKLEDGE -i-New Raised OOLONIAL — large living room condition. SeUlng for $22,600. DMZ U.S. Marine effleers eeti- W,ll2. firemen — $ 6,790 a year» number ® its rehearsal at the church at 649-2813. site drive, shaded lot, approxi­ Cape Cod! Classic beauty! filmed, oarticulariy along tee “ *® heights ot its insurgency in j . 8 p.m. on the same day. The club has a food sale from a ptibllc hearing in Hartford. Discharged Friday: Kathryn loam, and stone. CWl 643-9604. ------producing $800 per month in­ Dubuque 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 28 at Kunkel, ataite commander r t Pippin, Broad Brook; Nettie mately 70x300. Owner leaving Age 11! 6 bedrooms! 2 car CbmbodiaTborder^rth^ Sal- Westmoreland 1s known to proposed construction of a new On Sunday Holy Communion 56 come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER — Seven room the Allen supermarket on Rt. ROAD RACE set, hardly used, A iiH q u u s state, $18,900. No agents. Call garage with space for gon. An American brigade com - anxious to start cleaning the 2,(W0-8tudent Mgh school, will be celebrated at 8 a.m. and the Veterans rt Foreign Wbrs, Remkiewicz, 136 Union St.; Frel- 643-1677. house on 260x160 lot recorded 44A. Strofnbedeer, S lanes, all parts 649^9381. s studio! 2% baths! 2 fire- mander said: "Don’t let us for- U- Blue Lustre. Rent electric expert repairing. live In. Ell^orth Mitten large fireplaced living room, Franklin St. City water, sew­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. shampooer $1. The Sherwin- ClMk Shop, 382 Main St., rear. built-ins, aluminum windows. er. CaU 649-8782 after 6. This Low Price Is Not A Mistake! Manchester I^arkade "»**■*■ Agency, Realtor, 643-6930. A ^r 1,^ ot««.r cuppitu. lo . mlalnum bp bl. pr.,«b nbX pt DpMp,», WUliams Co. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- CaU now. Hayes Agency, 646- Manchester 649-5306 ery Berry, 88 West Main St.; TOLLAND Let B face it. Either because maximum use of supporting air ®^ more than $8.6 million for Vietnam whUe serving witji ^ ^ ^ 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 MANCHESTER Bowers 0181. Ernestine Blair, High Manor PROCESSED gravel for drlvi*- p.m., dosed Tuesday and School area, neat 6-room Cape, SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu­ they don’t know or don’t care, and artillery power, but tee ®»*ch a project would be to com- Marine aU Weather Kghtw R*cfc^ by tee Veteran’s MANCHESTER — immaculate Rd.; Louise Artlaco, Sunnyvlew ways and parking areas. Also Wednesday. 4 room s down, 2 finished u)\ Wooded Buildinsr Lot late 7-room home built 1966, the mothers rt Norte Vietnam Reds’ creation rt batUefleltto in "fiscal suicide,” since the Squadron-286. The unit of tiie Appeele Approved AdmiWstmtion. 7 room airconditioned Colo­ ^ t Marine Aircraft Wing uses Zoning Board of Appeals Ktuikel spoke before Oom- Dr.; Mrs. Alice Tucker and run gravel and flU at our one car garage, private yard. heated flnlihed rec room, 2- seem much less concerned tee periphery-mountains tended town’s borrowing capacity at the F8 "Crusader" Jet to close **« approved two appeals re- mtttee "B" rt tee Leglslaitlve daughter, 112 High St.; Mrs. screening plant or deUvered. March occupancy. T. J. Crock­ nial, buUt-ins, first floor fam- 4.8 acres of level land. Lo­ Minutes FrBsh, Extra Lean car heated garage, aluminum about their 00ns than tee mote- to neutralize the effectiveness of Uils time'is $4,088,618. Uy room, fireplace^ garage. air support for U 8 ®®*^^ heeird a t a public hear- COuncU concerning Proporitlan Carol O’ConneU and eon, 44 GeoegeH. Oriffing, Inc., 742- Wantod—To Buy 58 ett, Realtor, 643-1677. cated in a section of better riding, swimming pool, large era rt America, supporting fire. Sprenkel contends that a and alUed ground forces partiri- **«- *®Uowb: 625. "Soidlere. Bailors and Ma- Orchard St.; Richard Btaobow- 7886. Only $24,600. Hayes Agency, buUt homes. Close to Rt. 16. treed lot with brook, many ex- The near-suicldal commit­ "cushion’’ rt at least $60,000 la The rising sofriiistication rt pating in ^ b a t operaS^. f Nichoflaa Twerdy Jr. rt North- rlnee Fluid.’’ iak, 26 Grand Ave. ______HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques m a NOTESTER— Exceptional- 646-0131. To inspect, caU Mrs. Luther tras. For further Information ment rt men to battle appears Communist weaponry is wor­ necessary to protect tee town BaeketeaU Schedule Road, who will be doing conunander streaeed teat Discharged Sunday: Edward BLUE LUSTRE not only rids bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ]y 7-room Ranch In the at 649-8806. Price, 36,000. call R.F. Dimock Co. 649-5246. to be Just one r t half a dozen rying American commanders. from unforeseen contingencies. carpets of soU but leaves pile glassware. We buy estates. VU- <3reen area, ground level fam- MANCanaiER Inimacuiate tactics used in the Communists’ ’They find that some rt their in­ Alternative______solutions______Include Ralph Carlson, recration dl- *■ Toothaker’e Seovl- ongonteatton is fliin In the Geway. 6 Lewie St; Raymond soft aifil lofty. Rent electric lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 uy room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen ? VERNON poetponiflg the school project rector, announces that ttie win- oKokeac on Rt. 44A. Twerdy had (jagef that present residency re- Hepton, 37 Pleaeant St.; Oaotge full baths, buUt-ln oven and greatest offensive rt tee war. fantry units are outgunned in duunpooer $1. Paul’s Paint Lake S t, Bolton. 649-3247. has lots of cabinets, and a W This bexan in late October and head-on clashes in the iunrte *®*‘ ®"® y®®r when the town’s ter basketbaU schedule wlU be appealed tor a full repair^s 11- quiremento ore dtacrkninaiUiry Kaheri, North, Leeds, Maine; range, dining room, large Uv- GROUND 6 AND 6 For $20,000 and WaUpapsr Supply. buUt-in oven and range, attach­ uTofiSur C^mi^t ?^n?^e »>®"owlng power wlU be aug- resumed this week. ®«nee. In granting ^nniario^ SXaJom they are so antSquated. J®hn Hughes. 6 Windermere Ing room with flreplace, 3 bed- BARROWS and WAILACE Co. Suburban two family in ex­ WE BUY AND SELL antiques, ed garage, very private yard. kifrhiy effective AK47 mented to soms $5 mUlion, or The men's basketbaU pro- Zonhig (Board rt A ppyle Kunkel said there was no Ave.; Kenneth Aberie, 78 Can- SBWINO Madiinss, brand new and used furniture, china, rooms and heated famUy ceUent condition. Four bed- WoivertiMi Agency, Realtors, Manchester Parkade roome each apartment. A rW ^M any have atarted allng* tee expenditure to a gram wUl be held ’Thursday chafatnaa. O r a n ^ . T o o th a ^ doubt a reason for the require- ter Rd.; Robert BednarsU, 8 zlg zaga, slightly scratched in glam, silver, picture frames, 649-2813. room , 2-car garage, $28,800. Manchester 649-8806 ing B40 and B60 bazooka^t^ maximum of 38.6 mUUon. from 7 to 10 p.m. at tee high Sr. in a letter pointed out to ^ -viraui written In Hammond St.; Jerilyn White dilpplng, $99 value now $44.96. old coins, guns, pewter, scrap Wolverton Agency, Realtoni, must to see. Inexpensive living for owner. A . real rroket launchers around t ^ ^ referendum to approve tee school while the Intermediate Twerdy with "ragard to ue^ ig^g jjjIb <1^ not apply and daughter, Peter Green Rd., A-1 Stares, 24 Park St,. Hart- goid, watches, old jewdry, hob- glX ROOM Ranch, breezoway, 649-2813. _____ ^trotyls point to 1 ^ ^ t rignifi- a r ^ basketbaU for the seventh and < » » wW«* y®ur Mcense auto- ^ 1967. ToUand. tord, 622-0031. by coUections, paintings, attic 2-car garags, paneled recrea- :---- .nTTr MANCHESTER — Treed 60x126 Christmas Present. For ap­ cant factor In 1967: An applet and using teem effective- ^ ^ ««ticBUy cerriee. teat not more He fur CHUCK lb. He further potalted out tt was pointment caU Mr. Lewis, oontente or whole estates. Pur- uon room, large treed lot 322,- East St. P^cU^- 3 , ^ ^ ^ Wolverton Agency. Hanoi decision to launch ucatioR to go before tee voters Thuraday from 6:80 to 0:80 p.m. Oibn 20 used cam be on your Irt kNieCeiiBiUe to qpe different SOUP’S on, the n « ^ t ,gture Repslr Service, 648-7449. . Hutchins Agency, Realtor* tn c««te r of toaml Two f ^ - gjg.2813. 649-6806. Whole regiments of enemy Advertisement: 000 flght-to-the-finiah struggle. next November. This is to al- at the Wapping and Orchard at any one tkna’’ reeidenoy requfrements as a clean the spot with Blue ______649-6824 *ty fla t 4 down, 3% up. Com- ______heavy rocketeers began deploy­ Wanted: Newsboy or Newaglri To this purpose the Commu­ low the necessary time for Hill Schools. Twerdy was also infonned criteria for eligibility for old Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- — ------— ------|______pletely renovated. Both apart- B ^ W nists are sending men and sup­ ing in South Vietnam in 1967, for the Peterson Rood area of er 31. Olcott Variety Store. R o m m W M ioat Board 59 $18,000 — 8-bedroom C ape, menta vacant. Aluminum sld- armed with the 122 fin-stabUlzed subeequent stops so that the ------that the scheduled repairs must from the Fund than the re- Vernon. Route AvaUable imme- Legal Notices BARROWS and WALLACE Co. plies openly down the Ho Chi school might be comjdeted and Advertiaement be concluded by 10 pjn.; that qulremento used es a basis for diately. Call Herald ClrculatlTO donners, alr-oondltkmer, nest ing, garages, fine residential Easter Style kDnh and Sihanouk trails Into rocket and the 140mm rocket. THE THOMPSON House -Cot- clean. Hutchins Agency, section. T. J. Crockett, Real- Manchester Parkade ready for occiqmncy In Septem- cihristinas and New Year not over two "Junk cars" or other benefits administered by Dept. Mr. Graff or Mr. Wilson. OBDKB OF NOTICE Manchester 649-6306 the South despite a fantastic Several of these units are known 46 tags St. centrally located, large Realtors, 64941824. ty, 643-1677. A.T A COURT OF PROBATE, bombing campaign. By Decern- to be in tee country but have not ber 1071. weekend banking hours: We will ‘‘wracks’’ be on the premiees at tee state. • ...... ------oleasantiv furnished room s,______-— ------heU at Manchester. wShln and for BA Sets Hearing close on December 22 and De- any one thne, and thsd the "The Veterans of Foreign ihe Herald’s Vernon Bijrena 14 FOOT fibregtas, Starcraft ^ 649-2858 lor over- MANCHBBTER — executive MANCHESTER — 7 room cus- the Dtaito ofMj^ on toe BOLTCN — Near Center, 7- ber, the United States bad y®t shown up in battle, room Colonial, 2-car garage, The Bouth Wtodnor Z on ^ cember 29 at 8 p.m. at our main board‘^suggested teat an many Wars cannot feel that the is at 88 Parii St, tel. 876-3186 ar SaUboat Leftover, never been permanent guest neighborhood. Garrison Colon- tom built brick Colonial Cape, itoTTSTA T Waiiett. dropped more bombs on Norte Along the DMZ the Oommu- Board rt Appeals, under the Wapping Branch. No »■ «««* ®ars posrible be pariced worthiness factors as appUed eis. n. News items may ba bath and a half, fireplace. 27 In water. Sale priced. Regular ial, - 7------rooms, •large------family in like new condition, 22 acres ond South Vietnam than it nists have decoyed artille^ chabnum-Wp of^ Robert /KtUrimsiGltegan, JiSuro ^ to s . thTrom-of______xa> - thTtaUldi^’ M Just,a .. a A but W..A ratherMsklsAOi that theV «are39* A ...... a . ST«77 ___ _ b— « ^ $696, closeout price $496 plus ‘ ______room with fireplace, huge mod­ high scenic land. Priced for 'ilSKSeelfer'. POLISH Owner, 322,600. 668-0226. dumped on Europe in World and rockets.. not as many as the w will ill hold a puhUcnteUc hearinghearlnsr Jan. “ among lacmues opro aner z " lOmlcel said. . r^T on those datesfriie South ^ Normandln of North discriminatory," Kunkel said, ^uje. transportation and tax. 649- em kitchen, screened porch, 2- ^k sale. Hayes Agency. bavins n-about 100 pounds rt ex- ^ pieces pitted aga^t tee 4 at the Wappkig Etementery ^ ^ ^ granted petmlsrion to The family of a veteran can 8747. McBride’s Sport Spot. r q o M TO RENT, 119 Cooper car garage, wooded lot, $34,- 646-0181. exhtuted hda axtanlnSstnUlDn eooount schod to consider two appeals. ortUtructVgmageTws suffer because rt "misconduct" 689 Center Bt Hill Bt, 649-0696. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ with 8 ^ efltaSe tio Ihis Oourt fo r al- andchiWtathetwoVletna^ enough to give U.S. Marines ^ Charles B. Vaughan oTw^ri P“ y R®“‘® Windsor. that Is neither Statutory nor de- tors, 640-6847. • $21,900 buys this beautiful 2% lowance^ It is J The Communists have plac^ there a miserable exUtence. Hartfotd seeks a state hearing „ ^ front setback. The application fined, Kunkel noted. He told V 01*11011 CLEAN comfortable rooms for year old Raised Ranch. 1% lS^ 1968 Bad, Westmoreland and his afiles in One knowledgeable American for tee epproival of a motor ve- Manchester Evening Herald , variance of anproxl- the committee the iiiJuBtice Is refined gentlemen. Also elll' bathSi large lot, good condl* ternoon at the Probate OfllM KIELBASA what could well be a critical po- has expressed fear that Viet- hlicle Junk yard on tee premises South Windsor Correspondent, „ font. further compounded by the fact 4 8 cFency. 160 “roUand ’Tpke., Man- ^btSt-ing, wall-wall carpeting, tion. Mitten Agency, Reidtore. is“ alt sltlon in 1968. nam is becoming a contest in known as Schank Rd. in an Virginia Bidwell, tol. 644-3386. FbUowslilp Dance that there la no state agency chester. attached garage, approxi­ 648-6930. signed for a hearinc on toe allow- Here's A Good New Year's Item! Girls Sought ance of aedd admiiHetmtion aocouid Good for Increased Intensity in the weaponry between the United R-Rural none. ------,jj»e Ftast Congregational to which an applicant can ap- WATCH AND JEWELRY re- mately $1,600 down. $06.00 lor tajewn; T l■fln4F ^ A fw ’knr r'!nnA with fldukl cstBite. GacertGinment of conventional war has oversha­ Stetes and Russia. The Soviet Also before the board te a ro- CSmieh Senior Pggrtm FoUow- peal a denial of benefits. pairing. Prompt service. Up COMFORTABLE room monthly including taxes. Mit­ NEW Listing — 6 w m ^totributees and order of dtotrtou- 4 down, 2 unfinished up, 2 bed- and this C ourt.dl^ts dowed the pacification program. Union provides all the sophisU- quest ftem Harry K. Neff Jr., W f-gw »lr w la isIrx xT Ainr. Saturday wlH be “The veteran’s only course of By Hospital to $20 on your tdd watch in gentleman, private entrance, ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. free parking. 14% Hackma­ nwms. -kitchen with'cabinets Winning the hearts and minds of cated weapons In the North 16 High St., who seeks a vast- ITXdA ^ appeal Is to the same commlt- trade. Ckwed Mondays. F.E. Taxpi»ayer the population had to suffer Teen-age girls Intorestod tack St. between 6-9 p.m. MANCHESTER —’Two family, plus added features. A-1 conw sons known to be interested there- Vietnamesenese arsenal. once to aoiiow a ousuuig enser ^ • • • (juandt Itoll on St The tee which originally denied his Bray, 737 Main St., State ’Thea­ ------»r and be heard thereon Sliced Polish Styte while tee allies stemmed Com- becoming candy-stripers 4-4 flat on 90 X 180 lot. Central dition, A-1 location and priced |,"y (Cuntlnued from Fage One) The confidence of tee Viet- to tee nMe Unen than pennitted IH Sauerons wlU include William claim," Kunkel said. He further , tre Building. order munlst troops rilppihg into the namese location; modem kitchen and for a quick sale. Hurry call in eyie new^^n|>er^n^ ns a ctreu- I people in the govern- ®*i **** premises of 16 High St. O HoOknaiL and Mr and Mrs. pointed out that applications General Hospital can Wontnd—Rooms— bath, 2 car garage. Bel Air now, P£ul J. Correnti Agency, d2Jy»'bSorfto?^Aiy“ rf'S d But when Congress returns Dak To hills and across tee ment that..'i:'.,..... It elected this year la «,»in an A-20A.20 Arotio. . . Active TraHe Z ». t. b, u» Fm I and Food 49^ Board 62 Real Estate. 643-0332. 643-5868. hearins, and by maWns on or be­ next monte, tee House Ways .. ^ . being carefully watched. Ap- All Intoireeted persons may ap- Acnve iraae ______foreDecember 37.. 1967. oy certified And MoAnA Ckimmittee is asaln commitnaTOt Of oUled proximately four million people, Pe®*’ and be heard. A copy rt PeiioivshiD of the church, will of an independent mall, a copy of this order to lUary sponsors the program at tee f i r e p l a c e wood, clean, $18. WANTED 3% or 4 rooms. MANCHESTER Tlemey, 104 AA Glenwood Glenwood St, St. Man- A. t * 1. » tT®ope te tee borders and away quarter of the population, each appMcatlion is on file In NEW YORK (AP)—The stock meat Sunday eveoliw. organization. No state agency a pick-up load. Phone 232- Ontrally located, call 647- Legal Notices Chester. Oonn.; Helen Satryb, 30 scheduled to take up President from the people may have lul- have been uprooted from the^ te® BulMliig Inspector’s offiteo. market moved ahead eariy to- Senior Cited “as accesa to these applications Hospital Auxiliary Room from Ellaabetb St., Rodcvdle. Oonn.; 0060. 1087. New Year Resolution Johnson’s proposed 10 per cent filled an enemy aim. If tUe was homes. By the best available es- Rrtnse District Funds l ? ’FSfeBA'rE Drive. Weetfleld.. HasB.: fhomasThomas w. T. surcharge on individual and tee plan. It succeeded to a large tlmates, 26,000 civilians were The North Central Refuse balled as a traditional yearend (kiventrv High School, ii»« voice in the administration of HIGH Quality eeaeoned hard­ Invest in this flr.c tvo fam­ AT A_ COURT Wi^erts 27 Morin Ave., Danlelaoti, from the Sykes Freshman corporate income taxee and Wiled this year. l.u....re Js of vU- ”Uy- been sele^ as a seml-finallat the fund. wood, cut to any length and Apartnwntft Hats ily now. It can make for a the l>Mrict of Manchester, on toe Pn„r, T S 2 ?n '"iijce" to this School and Tolland High School, i^ lt, stored Inalde. Leonard profitable future. ’Two four aUMdny of Deoen^r, 1S«7. jQ jm j WALUETT. Judge. TroaMry officials hope for J? * Umltod degree in the 2nd jag-ee were buihed to tee ground appB<«^ for frtto Trading was heavy. in the National Honor Society Kunkel termed this an "ad- Tanmiwnfs A3 Corpe. by both sides, and an estimated aaaiat to tee esteblMmient for and on Jan. 4 for students from room apartments plus com­ Judg?**'^' John J. WaJleU, xnthony J. Gryk, Aton. c.t.a soeedy possaire. OigUo, Boltoa, 649-8818. These factors may shape 1968 pai> cent of the land under cul' LOOKING FOR anything in mercial building, all rented. Est^ of Robert ^lUen ata. OBDEB OF NOTICE ~ In additton to higher income 5 a refuse dtopwiW ga^ for the „^ere fractional with a few ed by the Secondary School VFW. He suggested that the into the war’s cUmax: tivation >ras defoliated with her- real estate tentala — apart^ Good location! Good value! 5 !* ® ^ a t a c» u r t o f p r o b a t e , taxes, that package also would te w ^ o f South Windsor and rangl^ to a potat or so^^ _ Principals Association. Hla se- Home and Hospital Commission Homohold Goods 51 c tix M e r, in .B ^ dTCeaaod. held at Manchester, within and for LOAF —North Vietmun has matched hicide sprays to prevent tee meats, homes, multiple dwell­ CaU D on'Slsco, 649-5806. The adminlsttatrix havtag exWWtj DIatrict of Manchester, on the poetpone drope scheduled for ed her administration aooouni with December. 1987.’ the allied troop buildup almost viet Cong from using it. The dietellct prevtously USED refrigarmtors. ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real aaU estate to tois Oourt for allow- prSeut, Hon. John J. Wallett. April 1 in tee 7 per cent mami- ed Mencfaeeter untdi autontatic waabera. Estate, 648-6129. W ano6, it is TiHiffA facturere’ excise! tax uiion o,uv,y....y-automo- **®^*^*®"'f^l**wi!** ^ ssnlor American civilian in ORIXERED: That the 8to day of ” bfies and the 10 per cent excise , bu ^ .A tee 2nd rorpe--‘i- *»»•“• «^on told a re- reporting floor transactions. It an early decUlon at Reed Col- and the responslbUlty WE HAVE customer, waiting BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Armour’s Fancy as making beds, feeding and taxX onTO TO«piK««telei^iODe Gervlce P®*^*' •“» monte:'"If tee peo- ^ ^ ‘«»® *" Portland, Ore. « adminUtraUon should be placed reading to patients, lab work, The present Social Security «yen more ftrots, batteteig p|^ choice rt ^ teWng tete artto first two hours more than 6 mil- Club Names Officers there." M.m' 6U^n the rental of your ap^- Manchester Parkade ^SStS^be^^Sri^e^seSf ls“S2: filing, and taking patients to Main St. Call f41-xlTl. m«nt or home J D Real Es- oao sena his admtnlstnBtion account wkh tax rate rt 4.4 per cent on the units necessary continuing the war, or living In ******f noted non aharro changed hands. The (Coventry High School’s He pointed out there would ------Manchester 649-6806 atoned for a said eetate to thM Cburt for allow- td from X-ray. tate, 6 4 8 - 6 1 2 9 . ------ance of oold admlntstratton account It is ______^------MANCHES’TER — 4- 4 two °i ORDERED: That the »to day of T thee girls get between nine tal payment of no more than —American ca^tlea could tn^y.^ take the Viet Cong." This ^ ■**?**?,*” *^'!^ nonferrous metals and alrUnes elected Gloria Horte as presl- costs If all benefits could bo and 12 hours of training and O m and two bedroom Garden ^^e condition, large SSTcSSri d& *t^jS l^o^ ^toe"ofS^ e and ovto more than in tee past ^ ^ extreme viewpoint but dtepoeal airea and should seek to $290.40 for bote tee ej|t^w< paced tee advance. dent and Steven Gaurrepy as administered under one roof. have the opportunity to get on- APT F duplexes av^- gig.eoo. Mitten Agen- tune and place asrigned for said the MunTctpaJ Building In said Man- yew-. Oo^untet forew are ^ uuUcator of how depressing ■olve 6to own dkpoaal problems. The Dow Jones average of 80 secretary. Meetinge are held He concluded, "The aim of the hearhig be Stvm to all persoM cheater, • be and the same Is oa- hia emplojrer. Named Systems Analyst the-spot knowledge of the many f ^ cy. Realtors, 643-6980. ta o w n 'to jM. ^ towesiKneu o ir ^ thereto to tor o r a iicmvis ubi mic •asvw- ****®*^ .®**y*f** te ^ iMders Qje war has become to many of Industrials at noon was up 8.99 each second and fourth ’Tuesday VFW Is not to share admin- CaU Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, anc€ of oaid mOmMalmtion account, SLICED BACON It wouM have remained un- George O. Wlmmer of 186 hospital professlona as weU as V- t® etetee first at tee Americans. lumnle to 892.11. of the month with any Grade 7 649-46S5. SDC ROOM overataed Cape, 2 .aseertteiunent of Diane Dr., has been named a Istratlon, tamper with, lessen personal satisfaction of siich Is KITCHEN Aiii i . r » . 1a, some heaw op^ mvliw a o in a ^ helra and order of dMitoution. and The Associated Press 00-stock and 8 student library aides ell- fuu baths, trees, large lot, tion in mU District, m least seven thja Ctouit direcU ttwt notice of the approved earoeri^»«-~ sophisticated. French military experience in systems analyst in tee casualty- __ __ „ benefits or dissipate the fund xhe girls work three or vT ivr'T'i-Ti SPRUCE BT., 218, 4 rooms ggsooo. PhUbrick Agency, *“•* "ttaned for said Vietnam and Algeria showed average at noon had gained .9 glble to Join. but to provide fair and eqult- Qug week. C O U N T E R hwted, parking. 247-4046. 1-688, ^ AnniW eViti^S^:^ SSSJS!* A ‘‘iiSe"re^rii-V?« tee'S^r^S^^TI^^dmum to ^ ^th tadustiiai; up"2.ii; ’ iinch^ter Evening Hendd able administration by a state and supply their own uniforms. 7402. .ppear and be heeud thereon by payment next year will now ba tSd^rs^ShSdl*^a^ necessary neither frt victory ^ Travelers Insur- ,* 11, ^ ^ utilities up .8. Coventry correspondent, F. agency.” Women’s Clab -Meetteg OONCORI5 RD. — Beautiful a t a p r o b a t e co u rt, M d publishing ,a copy of tola order In ^.20. nor for defeat Many obeervera a * . bu Changes rt most key Issues Pauline Uttte, tel. 748-6231. BockvUle Hoepltal Notes _ . , . A- et Coventry, wlUUn and for toe Dia- £ome ne^i :r having a circula- The January meeting rt tee and CABINETS MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ Ranch, large Uving room , for- triot of c o ^ r y , on toe Slot day In - ^ trlct, at least seven TWs Is now scheduled to rise *“ 8®**te Vietnam detect no fractional with a few run------Visiting hours are 18:30 to 8 Suburban Woman’s dub will be nut Garden ApartmenU, Two mal dining room, cabinet days before 1 day of saU hearing. to a maximum $480.20 by 1967 continues at j^u^dswaU rt popular feeling *® ® point or more, p.m. in all areas except ma­ bedrooms, 4% rooms, im­ . . . . - ’ Present. Hon. David C. Rappe. and by maBliw on or before De- GRAHAM ANTHONY RITES held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at tea utchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- jirfse. cember 37. l5n, by certmed mall, when the ta x rate will be 8.9 per ““ against tee Communists, no new ^ “*® advanced on tee Amer- ternity where they are 8 to 4 Skinner Road School cafeteria. Complete with sink and mediate occupancy. 8% rooms tion room, landscaped yard. „ Estate ^ Gertoudo IMIe Jun ^ copy of tMs oi% r to Henry H. cent onTO bote emnkyro employe and em- em ***■ ^ vigor towaid fighting tee war He Joined tee Travelers’ lean Stock Exchange. and 6:80 to 8 p.m. hardware. Display item, WEST HARTFORD (AP)—Fu­ Members are urged to bring a Febnut^ 1. Heat, hot water, jjarion E. RobertoonrRciator, S3SS: ployer. oonfklenTO rt tee Vietnamese ^ ^ ig tee poputatto^ President In 1960 and was named s p e c i a l ------neral eerv6ceswUl be held Thurs­ Admitted Friday: John written servioe to be auctioned never used. Must be sold. oven, range, refrigerator, , 4.^ 958. Nguyen Van Thleu is facing a aselatant in 1962 and was pro- ed hla account with said e s t ^ to ' JOHN J. WALLETT. Judse. For 1968, tee oome amount rt day for Graham H. Anthony, Hughes, 6 Windermere Ave.; off at a service auctlrti, tee parking. CaU 627-9288 between * tMa CSouit for .aMqwanc*. and fUed Anthony J. Oiyk. Atty. tax will be deducted from week­ ipent will be tested. -Many ote crisis because of his do- nioted to administrative assls- Mary Nolan, 182 Grove St.; Dav- program for tee evening, 9-6 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. MANCHESTER — Income po- on upUcaUan for toe aacerialmnmt serversmasmsam mtmvammr «q>eet antiwarmnnvkBi* totonn>eenti- * Lon)l>ardio Gets retired chairman of the execu- $200. and sn order of dls- ly paychecks but It wlH be ex­ cree ordering partial mOblUsa- tant in 1966. tive committee of Veeder-Root, Id Libby, 88 West Main St.; Cin- Tickets will be on sale fOr the ^ ,tential in this sturdy home on ment to rise among tee popula­ tion. KofC Dange Set FIVE ROOMS, first floor, nice ’ gpnice St. 9 large rooms and ^"o^SSitBD^ ’iteu toe 8to day of tended over a kmfger period. tion. Full-time Post Inc., rt Hartford. dy Ubby, EUlngton; Kenneth fashion show to be held in Persons earning more than The Father Rosenberger Coun- 648-9678 yard on bus line, older couple room for expansion, per- fanuary. A.D. 1968. at 9j8q b^oo^ Recent American troop arriv- Gap. Westmoreland said this Anthony died suddenly Mon- Aberie, 78 Center Rd.; Robert February. Guests are weloune. ___ _ tn”toi 'ibi^iBin: it toe P«^e Of- $6,800 WlU feel a bigger bite in cU, KofC, is planning Ite second Bednarsld, 3 Hammond St or young working couple pre­ m&nont siuln^, BJuniinuin ncD in Covenuy. I>e nnd the smite, week: "I beUeve tee beat meas- Atty. John Lombardo of 199 day night in Lancaster, Pa., Bainbow Bfeetlag take-home pay after Jan. 1. to Admitted Saturday: Raymond ferred. No pete. 649-9835. storms and screens, 2-car ga- ,lo asstimed for a heartng on tiu el- lUlKS s t‘^ AlTDOrne b S rL *5 mviswm, lviriii *^11150 nave uro^__ ^______thatl lmow rt progreaa_ ___teat annual New tha Year’s ’ISannhaafAi- dance A Doming Bt. has been appointed while visiting his son, James, Rockville Assembly 89, Order ______n n n AatL. lowance Of said account, and on Tliey have ]^ d no Social Secu- fo r the flrrt time in months alv- “ as been made in 1967 is tee Im- be held at tee Manchester Arm Murphy, Snipsic View Heights; of Rainbow for Girls, will hold rvuAitr v B An>,iHnants __ AtA *Bg*i 323,000. W olverton Agen- ^eld appUootlon and tola Oourt dl- a fuU-tlme prosecutor in tee 1 ^ He was 76. UHARLEB Apartmenu , eta Rotors. 649-2818.______recto Admlntotraior to slve no­ il^ tax in 1967 atnoe tiieir eazn- en Westmoreland an offensive P™ved attitude rt tee people." dry, 880 Main Street, Manches- circuit (Jourt System. He is the Anthony, a native of Shelby, MlcheU Carl, Coventry; Mary Its regular meeting ’Thursday at SEWING Machine clearance room diqilex deluxe apart- ______tloe tbereof,. by puMlahlng this or- ings exceeded $6,800. They will He Is expected to depleted 1967 as a year of ter. Music will be provided by first and only fuU-tIme prosecu- N.C., served as president and Charter, EUlngton; June Rick- 7:30 p.m. Business will Include ot nsw machines used for ^ment, 1% bates, appUanoes, SDC ROOM house — Good con- SSJauSTto_ ___ by begin paying again after the ^ apectacular style early B^eat progress in the war. the Al Jarvis Orchestra from 9 tor the system. He had beeh board chairman of Veeder-Root ards, 29 Grove St. the conferring of degrees and Christmas display, etc. Reduc- coinplete'ly „ . ______air-conditioned, dition. Must be moved from posting 4 'copy of this order on toe flrrt rt tee year. in tee now year. Reporter* In frequent tripe P-*®- *® • as a number rt others, before becoming chairman of tee Admitted Sunday: Patricia presentation of majoriUee. LopE Meam^, »>» But tee ^ y troop buildup outside Saigon this year found ^ proeeoutor on part-time executive committee in 1964. He Noonan, Elm HIU Rd. « white dresses will be worn, now. Sup- garage, storage and ex- Uon caU 649-6271. insr wdib, or by mailing in regis­ Gracious A i SAVE SOe lb. nue Service aakl it will begin netrtrallze even the teat optimum expressed by the public and may be ihade by (Nwis. ^tiredln 1961. ' Admitted Monday: Frederick those wishing to partlolpata tn ply Umltod. Itoed machines AvoUable January. tered—OMtMed—lettere poeMce pre­ paid. and return receipt requesled. Living In Lovriy Manchester thU week to mall inatru^ ^ forcing Ameri- Westmoreland, Ambaaaador EU- calling Royal Cowles, « Char- Lombardo te aselatant prose- Anthony te survived by hte Oliver, RFD 2; Judy Tucker, 112 a grab bag are asked to bring taken in trade d t ^ our Adulte. Chariea PontloeUl, 649- M AN f^TER -Ideal °starter V addressedSS&JUSa tot? “JSchS'toV each of toe persons d i £ u x e h o u s e s boouete and fonna 1967 in- Bunker and oteer eenior ta« 8t, South Windsor. outer for tee 12te Ciroult Court, widow, Mary, his son, James, High St.; Donna Jackim, Tol- a one dollar gift, Chriotmoa aeaaon reduced up or retirement home, spotless 4- intsrealed and residing outside sold 0644. At Moderate Prices oome tax retuina. All tej^oyero mobtete that C. “ RAPPS. Judge. A piil 15a

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