/ •: Average Dally Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather Febninty 4, 1967 Mostly cloudy, not so cold t»- night, low 15-20; partly sunny, milder tomorrow, Mgh about 15,069 30; 30% chance ot mow ttur^ MancheMta>—A City of Village Charm riea tonij^t. ^
VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 113 - ’(TWENTY-POUR PAGES^TWO SECTIONS), . MANCHESTER,- CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1967 (Cfaualfled Advertising on F sfe 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Viet Bombing, inions on Peace Varied
G>nnecticut No G )m m ent B m m Seen On Decision Slackening At Pentagon HARTFORD (AP)—The tem po of growth in Connecticut will SAIGON (A P)—U.S. slacken during the first half of jets flew through clouds and darkness early Tues 1967, the Economic Advisory Council to the State Labor De day to renew aerial attacks partment reported Saturday. on North Vietnam after a Key economic indicators — pause of nearly six days. which swept upward through The strikes came after th* most of last year showed a U.S. Command reported heavy mixed pattern as the year end truck traffic and some water ed. ’The council’s report gave borne activity in North Vietnam sev.eral examples; all night Sunday and early Mon — Total employment in the day. state hit a new high in Decem The air strikes were reported ber, just under 1,116,000. here soon after the Pentagon — Unemployment dropped to announced in Washingfton that 3.1 per cent in December from attacks were being resumed. 3.2 per cent in November. A 13- Strikes had been held off for year low of 3 per cent was nearly two days after the end of reached last March. the Lunar new year truce in — New auto registrations Vietnam that beg;an at 7 a.m. dropped in December to 12,800 last Wednesday 6 p.m., EST, units from the November peak last ’Tuesday. of 15,250. A U.S. spokesman said Air — The manufacturing output Force Phantoms reopened the index registered the first de S i air war over Communist North Fire caused damage estimated at "hunareds of thousands” of dollars at the cline of the year in December. Vietnam with a raid in the Avon Old Farms Inn early this morning. The temperature was recorded at 14 — The average manufacturing Police remove a badly injured man from the ruins of a home in Saigon which southern panhandle at 1:17 a.m, degrees below zero at one point during the blaze, hampering the efforts of work week dropped in Novem officials said was the base for a mortar attack against U.S. military headquar — 12:17 p.m., EST. firemen. (AP Photofax) ber to 43.2 hours, compared ters. One of the mortar shells apparently blew up in the house, demolishing it The American officer said with 43.3 in October and the rec- clouds and darkness prevented « and killing some of the Viet Cong gunners inside. (AP Photofax) ^ord high of 43.5 in September. an assessment of bomb damage. Reopening Delayed — Claims for unemployment He said he did not know what Jo College? compensation increased in No the target wa.®. vember to nearly 2,600, and pre-' The Pentagon did not say FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) llminary data show a further, Mortar Attack Backfires^ when the, bombing had been re —"Joe College,’’ as everyone increase in Depember^^to nearly sumed and declined to go be Fire Damages knows, is the clean-cut, 3,40Q. This would be the highest yond, its two-sentence announce healthy, average male on an level since September IP65. . ment. There also was no expla American university campus. These trends in the. average Cditg Gun Site Explodes nation on the type or location of Not so at Northern Ari work week and in .tn)employ- targets being’hit. Old Avon Inn zona University of Flagstaff. mnt claims coincided with a The announcement began; SAK30N, South Vietnam (AP) AVON (AP)—Firs burned out was Immediately available, al In this case, the Jo for reduced rate of hiring by manu an explosion blew up the house ploding ammunition in the vehl- "Combat ig|a|ntionB against — Viet Gong gunners made a two large dining rooms of the though a spokesman said the Joanne College here isn’t facturers in November com from which the attack came. cle, and nine soldiers were military taigq||bjB,-North Viet pared to the vpry, high Tevftls niortar attack on the Allied ground operations re- hilled and nine were wounded, Avon Old Farms Inn today. loss might reach “ hundreds of male. She’s a pert, red-hair nam have new. been resumed." Most of the rest of the inn, thousands’’ of dollars. Flames ed junior majoring in physi reached during the summer, tho the U.S. mill- sumed Sunday a few minutes Earlier reports said 14 soldiers ’The bombings’*-were halted as report said. command in downtown Sai- which dates back to the 18th raged out of control for more cal education. after the end of the four-day were killed, but this figure was part of the. aahed agreement for century, suffered smoke dam than four hours. Miss College, 20, daughter The council said that *'1997 V)day, The headquarters lunar new year truce pro- lowered later, a four-day tnice beginning last wasnit hit, 12 Vietnamese were age. The inn, built in 1757, was of Mr. find Mrs. Cninton Col claimed by the South Vietnam- vvhen Vietnamese police Wednesday, in observance of (See Page Three) killed and 40 were wounded, and Three volunteer firemen were filled with antique furnitures lege of Tempe, Ariz., says ese government. But U.S. closed in on the house where the the lunar new year. injured in fighting the blaze in and decorative items. when strangers are told her planes today apparently spared viet Oong had set up their morr_ George Christian, President temperature^ as low as 14 be The main secUon of the inn name they reply with such targets in North Vietnam for the tar, the guerrillas were believd Johnson’s press secretary, said low zero. itself on Route 44 at the bottom things as “ Sure, and I ’m sixth straight day as Washing- to have triggered a timing de there would be no White House No firm esUmate of damage of Avon Mountain, escaped Dick Tracy.” ton appeared to be giving the vice that set off other mortar comment on the Pentagon an flame damage. Hanoi regime more time to cool rounds. The explosion killed two nouncement. He . also said there China W on’t Force down the fighting. policemen and a 9-year-old child An employe of the inn, Arnold would be no comment on any Piester, 46, was arrested on a Cold Weather Only light, scattered ground and wotmded 31 other policemen recent developments affecting Bristol Fire charge of kindling a fire by a action was reported in South and civilians, Vietnamese au- the Vietnam situation. cigarette. Police said the fire Vietnam. U.S. and South Viet- thorities reported. Agfain there Sources said earUer the Across East Break with Soviet namese air attacks also re- were no American casualties, Claims Boy, 6 apparently started in Piester’s bombing suspension was being TOKYO (AP) — Moscow Ra- Anti-Soviet rallies drew 100,- sumed ir the South. One 81mm mortar round land- room on the north side of the continued beyond the four-day BRISTOL (A P )-T h e body of J”” ” * ““ CSets IC IS ARecords V C C U r U S dlo said Sunday Red China is 000 persons in Peking Saturday inn. The heac'quarters Of Gen. Wil- six-year-old Matthew ClouUer ’ . . x.. apparenUy tiylhg to wreck rela- and 300.0000 more in a number uam C. Westmoreland com- (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) was found today in ihe wreck- Once Once a a stop stop on on the the stagecoach stagecoach The coldest weather of Uie tions with the Soviet Unioi in an of other cities, the New China m ander of U S forces in Viet- age of his home which was bne on the old Albany ’Turnpike, ^n ter set records for the date effort to prevent peace in Viet- News Agency reported. It said nam was the tareet of the mor- destroyed by fire. Oie inn had been closed for the in several large cities of New nam. But Foreign Minister Chen effigies of Soviet Premier Alex- tar attack in Saleon butbut the the His mother, Mrs. Norman Past six weeks and had been due York and New England, caused Y1 reportedly asserted that Chi- ei N. Kosygin' and party leader riocpct round fell in’ a street Cloutier, and seven more of...... her reopen— ’Tuesday, niinor disruptions of commuter na would not take the initiative Leonid ‘ com- Court Won’t Review children escaped from the flam- The owner, Elmer Young, were ing two-family dwelling. said seyerad thousands had been heightened the hardships in a lU Communist neighbor. Moscow Radio repeated a So- fmrt Mrs. CToutier suffered minor spent in redecorating and In- power failure area in the Adi- Moscow and Peking traded viet charge that the daily dem- That roundhit a truck injuries when she leaped from stalling new kitchen equipment, rondacks. accusations as a series of mill- onstrations outside the SovietVietnamese army convoy. Card Burning Law^s a second floor window, holding Five cooks and housemen, The power blackout in pre- tary moves related to Chairman Embassy in Peking were slow- ______^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The one of her children. Her hus- ssleep in a part of the Inn, fled dawn hours knocked out interior Mao Tse-tung’s purge was re- ing Soviet military and econom- Miller is a graduate of L# Supreme (3ourt refused today by band was at work at the time, to safety when they smelled heatlng in a 20-mile wide area ported in (Jhina over the week- ic aid to North Vietnam because Moyne Colleg;e, a Jesuit Institu a vote of 8 to 1 to review a 1965 tion in Syracuse, N.Y. Mrs. David Libby and her smoke, around the Adirondack resort of end. Troops facing the Soviet employes could not leave the Old Forge, where the unofficial Union and the Nationalist embassy to expedite the ship- ^Red Hen^ law that prohibits draft card The court also refused to in two children escaped from the Some 75 firemen from six burning. other apartment in the house at towns — their uniforms encrust- low temperature was 43 degrees Chinese on Formosa were put ments passing through China terfere with government orders below zero. Its consitutionality was chal that Paul de Lucia, described by 49 Merriman St. ed with ice — fought the blaze "The main purpose of the Still Laying lenged by David J. Miller, 24, a Fire officials said a search that started at about 6 a.m. The morning’s lowest official trol of Peking M d two of I ^ o ’s demonstrations apparently is to Justice Department and inuni- self-described Roman Catholic ^ration officials as "czar of the o< the ruins was being conduct- Dense smoke, visible for miles, reading was 33 below at Mas- foes were ous ed from the Com- break off diplomatic relations pacifist. ’The first person indict ed for the missing child. hampered their efforts. munist party’s military com Green Eggs Chicago underwoild,” be de (See Page Fifteen) ed under the law. Miller, was The cause of the blaze, which Firemen from <3anton. North mission. (See Page Three) ported to Italy; refused to re LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — convicted in February 1965 of view criminal contempt qphvic- broke out about 12:30 a.m., was Canton, Simsbury, Granby and burning his card at a protest tions that stemmed from not Immediately determined. Poquonock helped the Avon Everyone laughs and says it rally against the Vietnam war onstraUons in 1963 to pxeesure Firemen were hampered by crews fight the flames. can’t happen, but the little red and military conscription. a Bt. Louis bank to employ Ne frozen hydrants as the battled Morning commuter traffic was t 4 hen goes on laying green eggs. Only Justice William O. Doug groes and refused to examine the flames in below-zero tem rerouted through Simsbury and I She’s been doing it for six las favored Miller a hearing. the constitutionality of New peratures. Farmington. months. ’The eggs themselves ’The approval of four justices York State’s vagrancy law, is required to get a case before are completely normal: A yel challenged by a Brooklyn man, the Supreme Court. arrested in 1964. low yolk and a white white. But Backed by the New York CSvil The Court also agreed with the egg shells are pastel green. Liberties Union, Miller claimed Help for Taxpayers—I the Justice Department that the A veterianarian, asked about the law unconstitutionally this, responded: "Sorry, I can’t abridges free speech rights and non-fJommunlst disclaimer once help you with that question, that its purpose is to requlr^ in administration of suppress the medicare law cannot be en Why don’t you try physiologists dissent. forced constituttonailiy. Don’t Leave Out at the University of Kentucky?” U.S. Solicitor General Thur- A telephone call was made to good Marshall defended the law Lexington by one skeptic. "Let as ” an appropriate regulatory me ask two doctors in my of measure designed to preserve a The Simple Things fice,” said the university profes document which plays an im sor at the other end of the line. portant role in the administra Bulletin EDITOR’S NOTE — Some If a wife had income under Loud' laughter filled the profes tion of the Selective Service times, taxpayers leave out the $600 and therefore is not re- sor’s office and rattled through System.” slmpiest tfainga on their income quired to file a return, the hus- the telephone. In a brief filed with the court LETTER FROM HAUSMAN tax returns, causing consld- band can claim no exemption ’’Try a geneticist: This thing Jan. 11, M ar^all said Miller “ is erable difficulty on occasion, for her unless she files jointly sounds like a problem for that no more entitled to claim that HARTFORD (AP)—How^ Ttds article, first in a series of with Urn. Reid. Good luck.” * his conduct is entitled to consti- srd Hauaman a t New Brit five, sums IV the basic facts for 4. Enclose all the W2 with- A geneticist said he’d heard of tuticmal immunity than is an ain, one of the two leading atax retbm. holding statements given you by a South American chicken Individual who, tor similar candidates for the post of Be- employers. called araucana that lays a ‘symbolic’ reasons, refuses' to pubUoan state chairman, said By JAMES MARLOW Generally, busbands and greenish blue egg. file an income tax return or to today he Is oonfldent he "can K. Associated Press Writer wives save by filing a joint xe- • f t The geneticist suggested one report for military service.” serve to unify, build and lead Twenty-one major points on turn, whether or not the wife of the eggs be washed. It was. Miller’s conviction in U.S. , the party to vtctory." In m filing your 1966 income tax ra- jjad income. If in doubt, try It The cleaning cloth became District Court in New York City letter to the 72 members of turn: both ways to decide. little green, the egg shell re was upheld by the U.S,. Circuit the OOP State Central Com- J. The deadline is midnight; ■ y^)^ can get a refund—^if top tained its full hue. Court in New York (3ity Oct. IS. ndttee, he said: "Our party Monday, April 17, By then the much tax was wltMield from Veteran poultry experts say The sentencing judge, Harold must. be strengthened from return must be In the hands of —but only by filing a return. ■ the egg has to be white or r . Tyler Jr. of the District top to bottom, to lay a the Internal Revenue Service or ^ you must file a return if brown if it's a chicken egg. It CJourt, gave MMler a three-year sound foundatlMi tor futura in the mails. you were under 65—this In simply cannot be green, they suspended prison sentence and vlotories. Only a shrong and 2. Report only taxable In cludes children—and had in-, contend. placed, him on probatltm-for two unified party can hope to come, like salary and bank In come of $600 or more, whether But the eggs are green, and years providejd he obtained .a overoosne pur present minor terest. Some income is noptaxa- or not you owe any tax on it. the little hen is laying them. new draft card arid carried it- ity position In the,, stats.* ble, like Social Security pay Parents are rej^jonsible for fil Her owner, who ^ rejers to Millef said last March: “ 1 Hausman, who to vying wltil ments, and should po,t be report ing returns tor their ^ Id r e n U Frosty Fishing Is the Rule in Boston remain ' anonymous,~* says have no Intention of obeying any George T. LaBonne of Ola*- ed. they are unable to do so. family has been eating of the judge’s directives, even U tonbniy for the flislniiin* S. list your Social Securl^ 8. U you were 66 or older, no Frozen spray on draggei; Arlington is smashed by a crewman in Boston green-shelled marvels. I have to go to Jail.” ship. snM Oiat If he in eieet- number on your rptum—tiiere’s return is needed utdesa your harbor. The mercury reached an official two below zero at the harbor; Ice ac .They taste like any other egg, Maximum penalty under the ed he will Nose his law offlea a plaee for It—because there is cumulated on many vessels as they braved the frigid temperatures on the. run she reported, And no one has laiw is five yean in prieon sad and *dsy*te all my thas aai S!'penalj;j tor falling to. (S e e : from Georges Bank, 100 n)ile8 off Cape Cod. (AP Photofax) turned green. $10,000 One. energies to jHis party.* ,N J^AGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1967 MANCHESTJER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 11.67 PAGE 'illREB
sidering it is actually his first, In the finals, but unfortunately ToUand ' * ■ - .1 _ ■ ■ ...... p— but it is not as tigtiUy knit. The Fine Concert the.composer seemed to have Gimedy Star Sbeinwotd on Bridge tfalTd symphony, commonly less melodic invention here. C h in a W on ’t Force Fitting chiltiren’s shoes is a specialty at LeonanTs called the “ Erolca,” is possibly Bn^hms’ Second Symphoney COUNTINO IS IME EXHT North dealer Boom Seen Education Board Accepts “ TH E W A Y tbs greatest symphony ever By Qeveland wss heard after the Intecmisalon At Temple TO 8VOOESSFDL FliAY V EartpWett vulaerabw Yes, Mothers and Dads. . . we do know how. written. The most perfect, in and received about ae fine a per- NORTH • my esttmatlon Is Mozart’s “ Q- By JOHN ORVBBB fonnabce as I can easily recall. Lou Mason, comedy star of By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD 4 J 9 2 B re a k w ith Soviet siackeniHg New Tolland High School t? K ‘ ' “Complete Une I HEARD It” Minor” but the greatest is the If “ Genius is the liHInlte ca- ^ 9 ^ eaeily. As you night club, television and On Us first day at school, the 0 A 98 (Continued ftpm. Page One) Of Corrective "Brolca,” Tltere Is a difference 4 A 73 (Continued frorti Page One) The board of education off'.- Circuit Court 12, Rockville, radio, will be the featured per bridge jdayer’s child was asked Shoes” in the terms, after ell. WEST EAST with the Soviet Union,” the will witness a reduced rate of dally assumed ownership of March 7. The fourth symphony always George Szell and the C9eveland Brahms, but I was thoroughly former Sunday, when Charter hy John Gruber to show how well he could count. 4 7 4 A K 8 4 I bt'6adcas^ atid.' Police Arrests business growth, compared with the new Tolland High School reparted, Mrs. Martin Your Doctor’s turns out disap^ntingly. It Symphony Orchestra demon- impressed with Mr. Szell’s read- Oak Lodge of B’nai B’ritfa spon “ One, two, three, four, five,” <9 J98642 <9 A 107 the strong upward momentum Poll nJParrot Prescription Japanese correspondents in ' ” o I S f O R I B reads like one of the composer’s strated that they are a bunch of *“81 o i this symphony. It had the sors a gala celebration of the 0 10743 0 J6 last week. The building was f “■O '■ S AND G I P 1 s Fined the tot reoHed, "adx, seven, Peking said Foreign Minister during most of 1M6.” ^ , , , Rd. She applied her brakes when greatest works, ^ it never j^rgenson Au- dl«<5ipHBe of a North Oer- 10th anniversary of the crea- 4 82 4 9 6 5 Wallace Van DeCar Jr., 62 of turned over to. the school board trying to negotiate a curve, po- With Care eight, nine, ten, Jack, queer, SOUTH 63 Oakwood Rd. wak charged “ Chief among the areas of ------sounds like one. The slow move- “ ’ * man (which Brahms was, of tlmi o f the State o f Israel. CJhen Y1 told a Japanese trade concern' are: ’The sluggish home by the high school building lice said, and the car slid into king.” When he gets a Ut older 4 Q I0 6 S at 9:10 p.m. Saturday with sale I am thoroughly gratified by though he himself asserted he m «)t is unquesUonably the most yesteraay anqmoon. <;ounge) coupled with the gem- The: event will be at 8 p.m. V 53 group China would not act first building picture, a softening in committee. the oncoming car driven ' by was bom in 1772. difficult of ^ Beethoven sym- uetUchkelt of Austria, where of liquor to a minor. the enthusiastic response I at ’Temple Beth Sholom, and the tot must leant to count up O K 5 2 to cut its ties with toe Soviet consumer demand for automo Acceptance of the building Pet®*', 24, of 54 Davis Most peoplewill tell you that Phondc movements to conduct, cnosen ana piayea wun miintte Brahms chose to make his home 4 Q J104 Police said they saw a youth ■have been receiving since I to thirteen in the usual way Union but was "ready to strike biles and other hard goods, pros by the school board will permit Rockville. Both cars were d r SHOES North Kart SoMh enter the Depot Square Pack atarted this series on some of Beethoven i.s the greatest of Some day there may be a truly for much o f Ms life, back against any Soviet at pects for a reduced rate of capi ■• ■ towed from the scene. No In Opening lead—six of hearts 1 MT age Store at 219 N. Main St. the town to apply for state the more significant composers. composers, and if greatness in ambidextrous conductor who This of luell wo kf he no From my point of view, the 1 0 1 4 tack.” tal spending, and manufaotur- 881 MAIN ST East wins the first trick with 3 NT AU Fata and leave with a package. building grants for the facili juries were reported. The compliments go far to- art is based on universality o f accompaniment ® verity, hut third and fourth move- ers’ own forecasts for a smaller u a m c h c s t s b appeal, I miust concur. I sUll *^81 absolutely steadily with ac^aHy *ere was “ ifre»t ar- hardly have been the ace of hearts and returns Japanese dispatches said Police say the youth identi ties by March 1. ^‘Fitting Is .ward balancing some uncom the ten to dummy’s king. South handbills in Peking reported increase in sales than for last think Mozart the more oon- hand while he weaves t l s ^ as it is reasonable to ex- Unproved upon; the third was already played the six and Jack, fied Van DeCar as the person The acceptance is subject to Manchester Evening Herald Our Business’* plimentary responses toward my needs four diamond tricks to iry year.” Bummate artist, blit this is an a luscious mbato for the first “ y SToup o h u m ^ , particularly beautifuL Whether and cannot hkve any more. who sold him the beer. .completion of a. punch list of Tolland correspondent Bette teview o f a recent opera. make hds game. were "brisk” along toe Sinkiang' The report also, said Connecti Anent these latter may I argument that has raged fm it- ' ’*«**“ 9 with his right. ««1 the ^ e m w n was a fiiM „ y natural anOpathy to South therefore takes a fi Van DeCar is scheduled to minor adjustments yet to be Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. Declarer begins with the four border and that the Chinese cut manufacturers should enjoy quote Tyrone Guthrie (who lessly for many years. Until that day cornea we have '*'hat a concert real- this compoeer, or whether Mr. nesse with dummy’s nine of appear in Manchester Circuit completed by the contractor, dubs. East discards a spade, army was alerted. good production activity this stages opera for the Met, and Beethoven is noted for Ms ^ ^ performance that is ly shwld be. Being human my- szell .ivasn’t quite as good in the diamonds, knowing (hat the fi Court 12 Feb. 27. year because of the military re Anderson - Fairoaks, who is n i^ s y S n es and it “ fash! rhythmically accurate and stiff, eeW. I And some points of dlf- maveSient In ^ o c t u a l- and West throws two low hearts. nesse will work. It’s a little Tile Soviet news agency Tass Laslie Copeland, 25, of Hart presently constructing the arts other companies in case you reported that noisy anti-Soviet quirements of the Vietnam war , don’t recognize the name) writ "onaW eTrbehe^ or one that is lyrical and in im- ^ e n c e to my conception and Hy, I felt this secUon lacked South continues with the ace dower than peeMng, but every ford was charged Saturday and science wing of the school. lonaoie to oeneve uiai me c ^ minent danger of falling anart What I heard, but actually I and king of diamonds. East demonstrations were continuing but that the state’s industrial ing in the current issue of bit as good! v/lth failure to drive to the I>avid Cook, school board numbered ones are better than realize that what faults T “ ^ ® evident to dropping the Jack on the secMid outside the Soviet Embassy in base, has become more diversi Opera News? He says, “The the even ones with the thlrf “ accompaniment. The realize that what faults I have the other Uiree eecUons. DaUy Queetlon right after a qear collision with chairman and a member of the round of diamonds. Peking. But Japanese newsmen fied in recent years so that a argument, it seems to me, would 1 " r . f^cinates anyone who to find are more p er^ n ^ con- Yet as I said at the ouUet, Dealer, at your right, bids ons a police cruiser, police report building committee, reported fifth and the ninth heading “ “ can actually read the score, and cepuons than truly artlatlc ob- ^,yjy gj, ^ South leads another diamond, said the Chinese foreign minis sudden end to the war would carry more weight if the pa notrump (16 to 18 points). Too ed. last night that the steel is go the rest. and West plays the seven. try assured Soviet diplomats have less Impact on business trons of opera were better crit is tot^ly lost on the average jections. concert as anyone, even are next holding: 8pades, A-K- Police said he was dri'vlng a ing up on the new wing, and I’ll go for the third, all right, Should declarer try a finesse Sunday that they would be Safe than might have been previous ics of singing.” I quite agree. and Beethoven himself thought concert-goer. The program started with Mo- & Jaded old biim like me, could 8-4-8; Hearto, A-10-7; Diamonds, dump truck west on E. Middle ly assumed. the project is on schedule so The fifth Is so well known zart's great G-mlnor Sym plm y reasonably, or even unreason- or play dummy’s queen? Did if they left the embassy. A week Now to get on with the se it his best symphemy. TTie fifth J-6; Clubs, 9-6-S. Tpke. heading toward the Main ’The council’s conclusion was far. as to need no comment. ’The which received a truly fine per- ably expect East start ivlth only two dia ago, the Chinese had refused to ries. It’s time for Beethoven, or is certainly the most popular What do you say? St. intersection and passed a ’The building aJL accepted by sixth is his transition from a formance. As usual, I object to ______monds, or is he being decep- g^uarantee the safety of Soviet that the Connecticut economy Ludwig van Beethoven to give and the ninth is always greatly Answer: Pass. Game la very stopped line of westbound cars, the school board contains 33 “ classical” composer, engross- the common practice of using a tl-ve, ■with an original holding of diplomats outside their com •will operate on a high level him his full name, and please beloved of amateur Choral unlikely when an opponent holds bringing him into the east- with further gains in aggregate classrooms, a library, offices, ed in architectonic form, to a very large string section, for this J-10-6 rather than J-6? pound. bound lane. notice that it is “van” not groups. Few people know them eo strong a hand. You (herefore business in sight at least guidance facilities, gym, cafe “ romantic” composer, who composer. Actually, Mr. Szell Eich Paintings You don’t have to guess if you With the easing of Qiinese “von.” He was of Flemish ex all from memory, and to tell stand to gain only a part-score A cruiser patrolman, who through mid-year. teria and kitchen. would tell stories and paint pde- achieved absolutely superb bal- Lou Mason follow the advice of Eddie Kan- pressure on the Soviets in Pe traction, his grandfather hav the truth I don’t know the sec if you Wd—and you may lose a had Just turned onto E. Mid The members of the building tures. It is known as the ‘pas- ance with his forces. It has been Put on Display tor, ■famous Los Angeles bridge king, demonstrators continued ing emigrated from Antwerp to ond from memory, but I have will serve as a kick-off of a ■very big penalty if you run in dle ’Tpke. from Main St. was committee and the school torale,” and instead of having many a year, for example, since expert and teacher. ‘Count up to .stay away from the Chinese Bonn where the composer was memorized the scores of the An exhibit o f paintings by campaign for the sale of to trouble. It is a bad gamble forced into a snowbank at the board toured the building for the customary “ Allegro,” i have heard the descending to thirteen,” he suggests. Embassy in Moscow. Vernon bom, probably in 1770, al- other eight State cf Israel bonds. to take a very big risk when side of the street, police said. half an hour before the accep COUGAR’S - Adagio,” “ Allegretto” and “ Al- bassoons at the beginning of the (Jeanette) Eich of ’The “ First” is actually his Bidding Helps you cannot gain very much at Daily life in Peking was re Copeland is scheduled to ap tance. legro” designations, has in ad- recapitulation of the first move- **5® Avery St. is now going on Mason, a comic and singer, second, it got published first. has performed at top night Blast started at least five best. ported apparently unchanged pear in Manchester Circuit Lad Casts Eye It is quite W S ie s q u e though incidentally, ment, and I heard them yester- at WUIie’s Steak House and wUl spades for his ■vuln^able bid of Copyright 1967 following the military control Court 12 March 6. School Board Appointments It IS quite iiaytmesque uiougn ^he first movement is listed, day with no effort whatsoever « . -w ir . spots in New York, Miami The board of education has 3 many consider it Mozartean. It gxamole as- “ Awakenintr ^ enort wnaissjever. continue through March 6. one spade. East also followed General Features Oorp. Imposed on the city Saturday. Normand E. Boisvert, 23, of To Future, Mails VALENTINE DAY Beach, Hollywood and Chicago. appointed Frank Lessig to the CANDY HEARTS by is suit to dubs three times. ’That Japane.se newsmen speculated 152 Charter Oak St. was charg actually ^ rough^to^ M ^ ^ serene impressions on arriv- former presi- ’The master of ceremonies for position of part-time custodian Whitman — Schraffts zartean, and so is Beethoven’s. ii, _ , „ neiiiiPiHpellucid; therethor. was definite dent of the Manchester FlneArt accounts for eight of his thir KILLED ON ‘PIKE* that Mao was havlhg difficulty ed at 11:40 a.m. Sunday with Santa Valentine the Sunday gala will be Sam at the high school, and hired THE TOP CAT Candy Cupboard “ First” Plano Concerto which teen cards, leaving room in his SHEL’TON (A P )— A 67-year- in carrying out his purge in the following too closely. nontroppo.” ^ e * ^ o v e n * ^ Im! the phrasings; there Association, Mrs. Eich has stud- Kellin, Hartford businessman Mrs. Karen Matthews as a sec is likewise actually his second. hand for only five red cards. old Shelton mam was killed Sun capital and that Mao’s support F*ollce said he drove for about Santa Claus has received a pressed by nature; but the devastatlngly pregnant jgd ■with Louis Fusarl, Nora Ad- and New England humorist and Valentine. retary at the high school. ARTHUR DRUG The “ Second” is somewhat “ hiftpausen” which were not dy Drake, Liz Humphries, after-dinner speaker. It is reasonable to assume day when a motor bike he woe ers in the city were split. a mile on Hartford Rd. behind Six-year-old Michael William The board tabled action on a more refined, oddly enough con- toM^sulffic^^or U'®*’® ^‘“ ® Wayne Morrell of Rockport! Kellln, the father of Mike Kel that West led a normal fourth- riding collided with a car. ’The anti-Maoists reported re a car closer than one car best card in hearts. ThiB means Police said Stefan Mytych was moved from China’s top mili length. Hlasney of 6 Butcher Rd. sent a request for the use of school fa him. Even the of tempi, particularly in the An- Mass., and Paul Zimmerman of lin, TV, stage and movie actor, thunderstorm that Blast- surely holds three the irictim. tary policy-making body were He Is scheduled to appear in Valentine to Santa Claus, writ cilities by a now-forming Ka was a little too much for his dante which did not emerge as the Hartford Art School, Tini is on the District Board Gov hearts higher than the six. If The driver of toe c m , John Marshals Chu Teh, 80, and Ho Manchester Circuit C6urt 12 ten in his own hand. ’The card rate Club. The request was sub OF THE YEAR! an Adagio and the Finale which veraity of Hartford, ernors of B’nai B’rlth and is comprehension. was forwarded to Santa with as mitted by Tolland State Jail was brilliant without being she has had one-man shows president of the Hillel Corp. of East started with five red cards, Brzezinekl, 25, of Shelton was Lung, 70. Chu was a cofounder March 6. One has only to listen to the sistance of the Rockville Area Captain Darryl Stark who stat msked. gt 'South Windsor Bank and Connecticut. of which three ere hears, he charged '^ to negligent homi of the red army with Mao. Both Emil B. Bottl, 16, of 294 thunderstorm in Berloiz “ Fan- Chamber of Commerce, which ed the club members would be ______I sUll maintain, however, that Trust Co., EUIngton Ridge Coim- Israeli bonds are the main can hold only two diamonds. He cide. had been reported on the purge Bush Hill Rd. was charged at tastique” Symphony, or the two dispatched a special messenger local residents. source of Investment capital for list for months. 6:30 p.m. yesterday with il dellghtful storms In Rossini’s v*o**ns playing "pia- try Club and Duet Beauty Salon, to Santa’s North Pole home. The school board wants to i A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK nissimo” approximate the vol- Her paintings were chosen to the State of Israel’s economic Ho, a former deputy premier legal parking. operas to see the difference. Santa’s exact location is clas check its insurance coverage be tune of 8 ■violins playing exhibit at the Hartford Society development program, and the of China, was reported replaced Police .said he left his car in Yet all three composers are 'vlr- THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER, INC. sified “Top Secret.” One of the fore permitting the club to use local B’nai B’rith Lodge is co as deputy chairman of the mili the middle of W. Center St. af tually contemporaneous, or at l^*’® larger number pro- of Women Painter’s Show in few people who can get in touch the facilities because the nature operating in a special program presents tary commission by Yang ter it stalled. He told police he least overlapping. **"®® * "veiled” sound which is January 1965; West Hartford with him is WilHam Dickson, of the sport. By ORM WEST to stimulate 1967 sales. Clieng-wu, a supporter of De- did not attempt to move it off The SevenUi Symphony has “ PPrepriate to Debussy, Annory Coneoticut Festival of executive director of the cham Board member Preston Hard B’rith president, has issued In fen.se Minister Lin Piao. the street before he went to Have you ever noticed how famous people have a certain been the subject of a dozen or ®’'ample, than it is to Mo- Art. May 1965; Enfield Art Ex- at BAILEY AUDITORIUM ber. ing pointed out that karate is zart. Hail to Mr. Szell and the hiblt, February 1966; Many’s vitations to Sunday’s event to Wang Li, a member of Mao’s get a.sslstance, police reported. knack with words? How they seem to use the right word more interpretations, so you He is scheduled to appear in Dickson’s messenger reported dangerous and is an instruction at the right time in the right place to say what they mean certainly at liberty to "rehestra for their restraint, yet Art Exhibit In New Haven, May all B’nai B’rith members and Manchester High School purge committee, was reported Manchester Circuit Court 12 Santa ■was very touched by into how to kill. and mean what they say ? dream up your own p r o g r ^ for also hail to Mozart for reaUzlng 1966; Corbin Comers Art Ex- their friends. ly named the Communist par Lincoln’s immortal Gettysburg address is an excellent ex ty’s propaganda chief. The post Feb. 27. Michael’s greetii^g and instruct The board has agreed to the work. In it, so far as I am ^® ^^® May 1986. ed the messenger to deliver his ample. Remember the—“We have nothing to fear but fear concerned, Beethoven broods n°™ ally at his disposal. she won first prize in oils at had been held by Tao Chu, the change the runs of the elemen itself”—by F.D.R. ? It would have sounded meaningless had LO O K beat regards to Michael, who tary school buses which present mysteriously, above the com- Benjamin Lees’ “Concerto for the Glastonbury Art Guild Ex- Merchants Laud former No. 4 man in China wlw he said, “ We have nothing to be afraid of.” Winston Chur certainly ■will be remembered by ly pick up children at the comer mentators who would explain String Quartet and Orchestra” hlWt In September 1966, and was purged in December. There A.J, Muste, Dies, chill could have said, “We owe a lot to the R.A.F.” Instead, have been reports that he died Santa next Christmas. of Mt. Spring Rd. and Old Post he said, “ Never in the field of human conflict was so much him, or the conductors who mis- was given a first performance has won various awards at Highway Crew HOMEWARD;, interpret him. • hereabouts and proved to be an Manchester Lions Arts and in January. ISoted Pacifist Rd. as long as there is consider owed by so many to so few.” able snow on the ground. Hardly any of us would know what was meant if we The Eighth is always charm- interesting work, though hard- Crafts Festivals and Manchester Local retail businessmen to heard, “Do not enumerate your poultry prior to successful Ing, fresh and new. It is the *y a great one. Its chief in- Fine Art exhibits, day congratulated town High brKEmFRmu ANGEL NEW YORK (AP) — “Peace Manning Speaks The buses will continue down Mt. Spring Rd. and pick up the termination of the process of Incubation.” But we all know symphony that iqisets my pet Merest lies in its assymetrlcal Her paintings are in many way Supt. Ernest Tureck for his « to MNitr THOMAS WOlfE ableness does not mean trying Stocks in Brief clilldren at the comer of Garnet what is meant by, “Don’t count your chickens until they’re theory, which is workable with rhythms; neither harmonic nor private collections. snow plowing operations during to disturb nothing or glossing On Hypnosis Use hatched”—and it means the same thing. These thoughts may Ridge Dr., at which point there this one exception and may be melodic content Is exceptional. ■ ...... — ------last Tuesday’s blizzard. NEW YORK fA P )-T he stock ov'er realities,” the Rev. A. J. be worth remembering when we hear the flow of words, and THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY — AT 8:80 is considerably leas traffic. of some advantaga to you. From only one hearing, I was CALL OFF CLASSES In a letter to him from Jo Muste once observed. “ Nonvi Henry J. Manning, a teacher a lot of double talk, that can not help or solve some of our market had to reckon with fur Driver Charged Beethoven, as you know, grew left with the impression that the WINDHAM CENTER (AP) — seph Garman, chairman of the Tickets $2.00, Reserved — flJiO General Admission olence is not apathy or coward at Bennet Junior High School present day problems . . . ther confusion about possible progressively deafer and deafer "Andante oantando” was the School officials have called off retail division of Manchester’s at Leonard’s Shoe Store, Main St.; box office, or teL 648-2814 ice or passivity.” and an instructor in the Even Mrs. Greta Martin of Mt. WATKINS-’WEST FUNERAL SERVICE in his lifetime, and his works best of the three movements. I classes for Windham Center Chamber of Commerce, Garman peace talks but it still managed During a half century of es ing Graduate School at Wllli- Spring Rd. was charged with 142 EAST CENTER ST. grew muddier and muddier as <11<1 not feel that the compoeer School students, wrote: “ On behalf of the retail to buck ahead on balance de pousing the pacifist cause luiUl mantic State College, will give failure to grant half the highway 649-7196 he lost his hearing from the top bad mastered the problem of ’The officials were attempting businesses in Manchester, I want spite some weakness early this his death of a heart attack Sat a letcure-demonstration entitl as the result of an accident downwards. balancing a rather frail string to find other quarters to replace to thank you and the Hljghway a^cnoon. Trading was fairly urday night, Muste, 82, Inristed ed, “ Study of Behavior through Thursday on Old Post Rd. She I stoutly maintain that had he quartet against massive scoring the five classrooms, offices, and Department for the excellent OPEN DAILY 11:30-9 P.M. active. that “ war does not bring peace. Hypnosis,” Thursday at 7 pju. Is scheduled for appearance in retained all his hearing, his fbe first movement. This kitchen facilities destroyed in a Job that you did In clearing the ■•wfB At—I Weakness was apparent es It merely breeds more war.” at the college. later works would have been problem met a better solution fire Saturday night. snow after the blizzard. pecially in the aerospace de He said that wars could be By use of hjrpnoais. Manning avoided and were not in toe far different than they are. They ______“You and your men are to fense stocks which backed will reproduce various emotion spirit of Christ. read much better than they ac be congratulated for the ef away In the face of the repeat al states such as guilt or frus We’re celebrating Cougar’s win of the **Oscar” fective way that you cleared the ed news stories about Vietnam He once rose at a Quaker tration and will trace effects ANNE CAMPBELL'S tually sound in many, many in- T tfiltO T l meeting in 1940 and said, ” If I Motor Trend Magazine’s of the automotive industry with a big Celebra THE SWEETEST stances. Beethoven apparently snow and brought things back peace. the emotions have on thinking, to normal. I can’t tell you how The latest of these was a re can’t love Hitler, I can’t love at speech, social action and motor tion Sale. Savings now on all 28 Mercury models only remembered what was all.” BEAUTY SALON possible but not always what much that means to retail busi port from London that Prime performance. “Car of the Year” award VALENTINE Tcmight, Muste was to have was practical. ‘^Bakeless’ Bake Sale to Aid ness and we are sincerely grate Minister Harold Wilson said he The lecturer will also demon 843 MAIN STREET and special savings on featured models such described a recent trip to North It’s heresy to say he ever ful.” believes a peaceful solution to strate how the h5T»notlc state OF ALL! Vietnam which he made to talk as those described below. Come in now for an wrote anything that wasn’t sub the Vietnam war "could now be can be used to induce feats of goes to Mercury Cougar Band Booster Uniform Fund m m peace with President Ho Chi limely great, and I ’ll undoubt reached” despite the lack of mental ability, sensory acute CLOSED TILL Minh. He was scheduled to tell a award-winning deal on a 1967 Man’s CJar. edly be - the target of more Versified invitations to con senior high school band this SIRLOIN PIT* immediate success in his week ness, end physical strength, as group at the community church “ Open Forum” letters, but the year and that there ■will be close oniOTiMiOt I 287 West Middle Tpke. of talks with Soviet Premier well as various kinds of emot FURTHER NOTICE tribute to a bakeless bake sale lulVunrMilJ of his plans for mobilizing 160 to 60 members next year. I Manchester Alexei N. Kosygin. ionally based disorders like fact is that much of Beethoven for the benefit of band uni different peace orgatozations should be decently laid to rest The uniform now, for march Gainers outnumbered losers amnesia or stuttering. DUE TO ILLNESS Weight Watchers Specials for a nationwide. Demonstratiim CANDIES and buried six feet under; par- forms have been sent home ing in town parades, consists about S to 2 but the Dow Jones ’The lecture will be open to • • MOM against the war in Vietnam on tlcularly In his middle and' later oldest child in each of black slacks, white shirts and ^VaM|Q*aWTM ■ •iiuiai industrial average at noon was the public. V2 lb. BROILED BURGER April 16. works. “ Fidello,” his one opera, school family today. ties, provided by the studMits. down .55 at 856.18. Instead, a memorial service ASSORTED With Double Part of the weakness in the is a case in point. It is a com- Band Boosters of the Junior- ^ second^fund-ralslng event will be conducted at the Com CHOCOLATES Dow Industrials was traced to And yoiir Mercury Man is celebrating plete bore. senior high school are seeking 7®^*" *’® ® concert Tossed Salad. munity Church at 36 E. 40th St. 1 to. box $1.70 in the high school gym March a 2-polnt loss in United Aircraft The Eighth, makes me a liar a total of $1,300 by the end of Another memorial service wiU 2 lb. box 3.35 17. ’The concert has been set which had to reckon not only and a very bad criterion. I ’ll the school year toward the be held next Monday at 6 p.m. Don’t Just woo her... with his“Car o f the Year” Sale! for a Friday so that everyone _ with the ‘;peace scare” but also ^ toyed with the Idea purchase of uniforms for band at the 15th street melting house —parents and elementary last week’s news that It had a that It IS actuaUy early and was members. These will be passed Memo] of the Society of Friends, at 21 revived, but school children —can attend. decline in quarterly earnings K,,. j know that is not down from member to member »E96KIUEG8BHSS i RIB EYE STEAK E. 16to St. Budget Discussion* NHIWSIMNSDraiaBffl true, for the second move and will benefit ell band mem despite a rise in sales. The boa’rd of education will (niBMHuiMWBraW With Double A private cremation service ment mimics Maelzel's metro bers, especially those now com ’The Associated Press average begin discussion of the propos 7:00 and 9:10 Tossed Salad. was held Sunday. nome, which was only invented ing up through the ranks at the ® 1 . 1 9 of .60 stocks at noon was up .6 ed 1967-68 budget at Its meet a couple of years before the al elementary school. Starts Friday at 317.3 ■with industrials up .8, leged date of composition. ing tonight at 8 in the high rails up .6 and utilities up .3. ’The band uniforms fund al "Monkeys Go Home” Hausa Spoken Here wow school library. Activity was at a brisk pace My comments on the Ninth ready has $700, earned from LUNCHEON SPECIAL Other items on the agenda despite semiholiday conditions WASHINGTON — Sucb lan ''“ lows activltlM in the past etition at this time. I don’t want ^ Include ratification c f actions ROAST BEEF SANDWICH prevailing because of the ob guages as Yoruba, Hausa, Telu- two years including the sale of ^ Ith Cole Slaw D O si to be waked again in the small taken in executive session last servance by banks and some gu and Hindi will be studied by light bulbs. The sum sought this Kosher Dill Pickle DTC hours of the morning to hear on Monday, evaluation o f an over- THEATRE EAST other financial institutions of American college students in the phone, “ Beethoven ■will live year, if realized, will bring the night field trip plan, report of Lincoln’s birthday. the summer of 1967 under 'U. amount to $2,000. A matching elementary school oil burner re- ORDERS TO GO—TEL. 649-1154 HERI RED forever. Gruber is as good as Prices were irregularly high S. Office of Education awards ^ o u n t has been included In the pairs, discussion of two health — FINAL WEEKS— With a Forever Yours Heart by Barton’s. Filled FOIL HEARTS dead!” er on the-American Stock Ex to promote knowledge of non- As for performance, Bee board of education’s proposed programs strongly supported THE HAPPIEST SOUND change. Westem languages. with 55 scrumptious qhocolate miniatures. Just 5V^ oz. 85c budget. by the Oonnectlcutt State Medl- I lb. $2.25 thoven is much more rough- $3.10 for this glorious heart. But come on over he'wn than Mozart, and delicacy This is the first fund-raising cal Society, board approval of Wed. Matinee—2:00 Now 1% to. 3.65 actiidty of the year for the is not necessarily a necessity new actlirity accounts, teacher Mon. thru FrL Eve.— 8:00 Showing and look into all the WOWS Barton’s has for Band Boosters, who are headed Sat., Sun.—^1:30-5:00-8:80 in a goo(l interpretation of his resignation and the reinstate by Robert Dixon. Valentines. works. He is angular, as Haydn ment of teachers after service TEL. 643.7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST PE8P pf THEAt " A bakeless bake sale means M O KS ICMnrMUiK 135-Piece HOMEMAKER Sets is sometimes angular, but on so in the armed forces. (Cupid's favorite) that the contributor gives the Sunday Recital MOCERS. MANCHESTER EVEIONG H£»ALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 r~ .TAGS kGUB MANCHESTEli EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1967 PAGE f l V I T ollan d Pope Commends Help for Taxpayers^! 60 cents. It’s available from the Events Government Printing Office In SMILINO ■» m V IC l Washington and at IRS offices. Johnson for Halt ^ It goes into far more details I Cho’icest Meats In Town! j 4n Capital Antique Show on Weekend than' any one person will need or In Viet Bombings U O Il t IjC aV C O u t than oan be covered in a series Didn*t Want FigKt$ . like this. WAEIIINGI'ON (AP) S; A aur- To Aid Historical Museum VATICAN c n r (AP) - The 20. Some , examples of taxable TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Vatican today praised President vey Bhowa that one-third of all MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Twenty-five antique dealers ior High basketball team will income which must be reported: NATIVE “WAYBBST" youngsters who fljnlt the Job from throughout southern New face Vernon Junior to Johnson fOr the suspension of Wages, salaries, tips, fees, U.S. bombings of North Viet The Simple Things Corps before completing train-’ England will exhibit at this morrow afternoon In. the TPl- bonuses, commissions, Interest Ing did SO; beocuse they were weekend's Tolland Antique land High School gym. Tolland nam and voiced hope the Hanoi government will respond with (Continued from Pagq One) on U.S. savings bonds, profits afraid of getting into fights. Show, sponsored by the Tol has a 9-0 record and Vernon Is from business, rents, royaltie, an equal sign of good will. allowed deductions for personal CHICKEN Another major reason' for de land Historical Society. The 11-2 for the season. income subject to tax was $1,200 prizes and awards when you did fections, according to h Louis show will be Saturday and Sun The game is a non-league coh- In an editorial, the Vatican or more, whether or not you expenses. But how you take something to win them. daily newspaper L’Osservatore them depends on your personal Harris Associates survey for the day, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.. test between the neigdiboring owe any tax on it. Parents are 21. Sofne examples of non- Office of Economic Opportunity, In the Tolland High School cafe towns. Vernon’s two defeats Romano called the American responsible for filing returns for case. taxable income which does not action a new element reviving If you take the standard de BREASTS was that the youngsters felt teria on Rt. 74. have been at the hands of the their children if they are unable have to be reported In making they weren’t receiving the train The show is being held to same team, Bloomfield. It Is hope. to do so. duction, which may give you a your return: 0 (Limit 4 Pounds Per Family) It said the halt .in bombings bigger deduction than you could ing, they had expected. raise funds for the society’s otherwise undefeated. 8. If you were 65 or older, no Insurance proceeds, - damages TWo other major reasons list projects, the most immediate of appeared to answer North Viet return is needed unless your justly .claim, you don’t have to paid and so on for Injury or Chimney Fire nam’s condition for the start of list your expenses. If your de ed by the survey were general which is opening of a historical A fire Saturday morning was income subject to tax was $1,200 death; life Insurance payments HIGHLAND PARK MARKET dissatisfaction with the program museum In the former Post Of negotiations. or more. The same goes for ductible expenses were larger on death; dividends on veter confined to the chimney of the than the standard deduction and homesicknitss. Yours for a fice on the Green. Rosa Baiter home at Goose Earlier' Vatican sources saU your wife. You were considered ans' Insurances; disability re More than 30,000 youngsters Pope Paul VI had received no 65 for all of 1966 if your 66th covers, you can claim them in tirement payments and other The society hopeis to refur Lane and Baxter St. Members full but in that case you’ll have currently are enrolled in the Job bish the interior of the build of the Tolland Volunteer Fire reply from Hanoi to his latest birthday was as late as Jan. 1, benefits paid by the Veterans Corps, an In-tralning program peace plea. to itemize them. ing and will need to acquire var Department stayed on the scene 1967. Administration; gifts; inheri for high school dropouts 18 to 21 flat tummy with ious types of display cases for On Feb. 8 Pope Paul sent let 9. Everyone filing a return 15. There are two ways to find tances; bequests: Railroad Re years old. for an hour and a half to keep the tax: in a tax table or by exhibiting Items of Tolland’s the fire from spreading. ters to North Vietnam President gets a $600 exemption—meaning tirement Act benefits. The sample covered 10,858 heritage. The Bulletin Board Ho Chi Minh, President Johnson that much knocked off his in figuring It yourself. But this is a limited operation. Only people Job Corps trainees who quit or Many people have offered to ’The business committee of and South Vietnam Chief of come if he’s under 65—$1,200 if with imder $5,000 income can were discharged. Those covered Youthcraft’s Slimline donate Items of local histori United Congregational Church State Nguyen Van Thleu, asking he’s 65 or older. $ 1 0 0 0 ? in the survey stayed in the pro cal interest, but the society has will meet tonight at 8 in the that the four-day lunar new You get a $600 exemption for use the tax table, and only some of them can. l | SAWYER’S gram a median 2.4^ months, A had no place to display them. Christian education building. year cease-fire be prolonged your wife if she is under 65—$1,- into peace negotiations. normal training program runs Funds also will be needed to 200 if she is 65 or older—provid People with $5,000 or more VtEW MASTER nine months. Install an alarm system on the Manchester Evening Herald ed she files jointly with you or, income must figure their own I San Bernardino County, Calif., "Negroes stayed somewhat building and for the repair of Tolland correspondent, Bette being without income, fails to tax, using the tax-rate schedule, [COUNTRY DRUC longer than whites, women long several items already donated to is the largest county In area In file jointly, and is not claimed 16. There are two main forms Quatrale, teL 876-2845. the United States. er than men, and those in urban the society and to the Friends as ^ e dependent of someone for making a return: 1040 and itiiiiliiiii (training) centers longer than I t’s not an optical illusion. The two look-alikes are twins Court Of Honor held Saturday at St. Mary’s Episcopal of Tolland. else. 1040A. The latter, a punchboard, those in (rural) conservation James (left) and John LeggitL They and David Cross, cen Church by Troop 27. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) ter, were awarded Eagle Scout badges at a banquet and 13.00 The museum will be open to If a wife had Income under is simpler. But not everyone can centers,” the report found. the public and arrangements Hebron $600 and therefore is not re use this, either. Anyone can use The survey Indicated that will be made with local schools quired to file a return, the hus 1040. Anyone with $10,000 or even those who left the program chief White House contact with for class tours through the fa band can claim no exemption more income, or who Itemizes early felt the Job Corps im the Democrtlc National Com Spain’s Chemicals Up cility. Tree Removal on Slocum Rd. for her unless she files jointly deductions, must use 1040. LEASE proved their chances of becom mittee and its chairman, John Leggitt Twins, Cross BARCELONA, Spain — Among various exhibits at the with him. Only those earning less than ing wage-earners. M. Bailey. Spain’s chemical production, show ■will be a collection of old If a wife must file a return, $10,000 who fit certain condi Said the Harris report: "Oyer valued at $1.6 billion a year New by Youthcraft. . . V-Lift tummy clocks, including beehive, school because her income was $600 or tions can use form 1040A. More A NEW 1967 half (65 per cent) feel they have CAPITAL FOOTNOTES and increasing at an annual Is Approved by Boyington Receive Eagle Badges rate of 10 per cent, represents feature guarantees victory over tummy and early Seth Thomas clocks over, she can file jointly with on this later in the series. a pretty good chance for ad Sol M. Llnowitz, U.S. ambas 11 per cent of the nation’s to dating back to early times. A Tree Warden Ralph C. Boy Frlnclpal Ray Gardiner re her husband, in which case each 17. There are special rules for VOLKSWAGEN vancement compared with 21 sador to the Organization of The presentation of Eagle Scout badges highlighted bulge. Long leg panty girdle of Lycra* large grandfather’s clock from ington has ruled favorably on ports the enrollment at the claims a $600 exemption on the military people who served in American States, predicts that tal industrial outjjut. The in per cent of this group who felt, the annual banquet and Court of Honor held Saturday dustry, Which employs 160,000, Spandex lets you wear fashions one size the 1800’s will dominate the dis- the application of the Connecti school as of Jan. 31 was 545. gne return. If the wife files sep the Vietnam area. A N Y MODEL before going into the Job Corps, an "American summit confer by Boy Scout Troop 27 of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. play. cut Light and Power Co. to re arately, she takes her exemp The pay of an enlisted man ence” will be held this spring Is operating at 86 per cent of The board of education approv that,, they had a good chance for The Eagle awards went to ------—------capacity. smaller. And, it's machine washable 1 Other exhibits will include a move trees on Slocum Rd. He ed Mrs. Alice Fogil and Mrs. tion on her return, the husband doesn’t have to be reported and 1 - 2-YEAR PLANS eventually getting a good pay and that President Johnson will James and John Leggitt, twin collection of old bottles, dating added, however, that the per Alice Soininon as substitutes at claims his exemption on his re is free of tax for ciny month, a ing job.”' attend. er, Craig Saums, Jared Stans- White. S, M, L, XL. e SEDANS sons of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leg- field and James Wickwlre. back to the late 1700’s, tmd vari mits will not be issued for a pe the school. turn. part of which he served in Viet Beneficial The survey found that on An analysis by the economic gitt of 72 Walker St.; and to a To Life Scout: Douglas Han ous collections of furniture in riod of ten days to allow for Town Listed 159th 10. Anyone filing a return can nam and its adjacent waters or SUNR(X)FS REPAY* AMOUNT unit of U.S. News & World Re How big Is th at Big O.K. you get a t Bene leaving the program, 62 per David Cross, son of Mr. and sen. cluding early-American pine the filing of legal objections. According to a report issued get a $600 ex^pti^n for each wax hospitalized anywhere as a e GHIA CPS. A CONVS. ficial? Plenty bigl Big as th at warm welcome MONTHLY OF LOAN cent of the Job Corps dropouts port magazine forecasts 10 Mrs. Stanley Cross of 418 Hack not shown; Average Leg Panty Girdle 12.50 from the 1700s and Victorian At the hearing last week Mr. by the Connecticut Expenditures dependent he can legitimately result of wounds, disease or in e DELUXE STA. WAGON th a t greets you when you come in. Big as all $ 1 6 .7 5 $ 3 0 0 obtained jobs, 8 per cent re years of "unmatched growth matack St. claim, under or over 65. furniture from the mid-1800s. A and Mrs. Douglas Burt, own Coimcll, Hebron stood 159th in jury incurred in Vietnam or a FASTBACKS th e cash you g e t Big as all the things the 2 6 .5 8 5 0 0 turned to school and 2 per cent and prosperity” for the U.S. Foundations, Main Floor colleotion of art glass also will ers of the property adjacent to 11. And—a person filing a re those adjacent waters. economy in the 1970s. The Leg;gitts are both jun the state in the amount expend a SQUAREBACKS cash will do for you — like pay bills, take 3 6 .4 1 7 0 0 were both working and going to iors at Manchester High School Daddario Picks CAREERS be displayed. the site, protested the removal ed per pupil in 1965-66 for edu turn gets an extra $600 exemp A commissioned officer is ex care of expenses, balance the family budget. The Department of Health, a VW TRUCKS 1 0 0 0 school. and Cross is an MHS senior. Local exhibitors at the affair of the trees. tion if he is blind. He also gets empt from 1966 income tax on 5 1 .1 6 Education and Welfare reports cation. The reports listed He That’s b i^ Right? Call up or come in. O.K.7 All three are members of the Six Nominees are Stonehedge Farm, Mrs. Sould the permits be given to bron’s total expenditures includ an extra $600 exemption for his the first $500 of pay for any Ask for Mort Herman And get th at Big O.K.I *O n24 m onth plan. Power Advisers Set it made available to the states Clyde Jondro; Donkeyville Farm wife if she is blind. He gets no month imder the same condi Order of the Arrow, scouUng’a the CL&P the trees would have ing opeiratlng expenses, trans BENEnClAL FINANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES COAST-T(FCOASf WASHINGTON (AP) — Offi for education, public health and national honor society. For Academies Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barrows, to be removed and the land re portation and Interest payments extra exemption for a blind de tions explained above for the TED TRUDON cials of public and private seg civil defense purposes more and Erowmcroft, Mrs. Jean stored from which the trees on Rham High School as $440 pendent. enlisted man. ments of the electric power in than $194 million in the six- During the ceremonies. Cross U. S. Cong. Emilio Q. Dad Pearsall, a former Tolland resi were removed. per pupil. 12. If you were self-employed 18. The IRS sends taxpayers Loans $ 2 0 to $1(X )0 - Loans life-insured at low cost dustry have created a 19-mem month period ending Dec. 31, and James Leggitt presented dario has nominated six Man dent. Several exhibitors from you must file a return, regard LEASINC their mothers with Eagle Moth Legion Contest Today Operating costs per pupil an instruction pamphlet. Be TOLLAND TURNPIKE Benefleial Finance Co. of Manchester ber advisory committee to study 1966. chester youths to fill two va Vernon also will display their were quoted at $392.01 and net less of age, if you had self-em^ sure to read it. If you don’t have Communications Satellite er’s Pins, while John gave his cancies at each of the country’s The American Legion Ora TALCOTTVnXE, CONN. 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER emergency planning for nation collections. current expenses at $399.30 for ployment income of $400 or it, get it, since it contains tax al defense. Oorp. has requested proposals father an Eagle Tie Clasp. three service academies —^Alr Miss Florrie Bishop Bowering torical Contest which was to more. You’d use Form 1040 and PHONE 649-2838 Ph: 643-4156 • (Over So. New England Tel. Business Office) have been held on Friday Was the town. The operating cost forms, schedules, tables, the The department of the Interi for architectural and endear Following the banquet, J. Force, Military and Naval. Is sending as hospitality hostess figure includes only the costs of Schedule C. arrangement for figuring the or said Sunday night that the ing services for three new earth Morey Roy of Blackledge Dis One local youth was named for the event. Mr. Harold Gar- postponed to today at 9 a.m. at Rham. the school program excluding 13. Anyone under or over 65, Social Security self-employment committee was formed to study stations for satellite communi trict presented the Troop Char an alternate to ail three acad rity, chairman of the Historical transportation. even though receiving Social tax, state sales tax tables and the burgeoning needs for power cations to be located In Calfor- ter to the Rev. Geopge F. Nos emies and another was named TELEPHONE Society, Is in charge of tickets Another postponement due to The report shows that Hebron Security payments, must pay a state gasoline taxes which are nia. West Virginia and Puerto trand, rector of St. Mary’s. the storms of last week was the in the United States in the next •Utemate to two. and Mns. Clyde Jondro is direc paid the least of the towns in Social Security tax on any taxa deductible if you are itemizing MANCHESTER 10 years. Rico. Henry Peck received his 10- Michael D. Belcher of 363 525-9128 tor of the show. Mrs. Donald meeting of the Hebron Wom Regional District 8. Marlbor ble earned income. There's a your deductions. year veteran’s pin. en’s Fellowship which was to The committee was specifical Spring St. was named principal Ba^ro^vs is in charge of publicity ough led the three towns with limit on how much income he 19. For a lot of people one of VISIT BERNIE’S SHOPPING PARKADC ly assigned to advise the De Other awards were made as appointee to the U. S- Air Force CREATIVE SCHOOL riave as its' guests Isadora end Mrs. John Woods is refresh total expenditure per pupil list can earn and still draw Social the best helps they can get is to fense Electric Power Adminis follows: Academy. The alternates are OF HAIRDRESSING ment chairman. Wolf and two teachers from ed as $561.99. Andover spent Security payments. If in doubt, buy the government’s book of Police Report the Manchester School systems tration on various -i'- •' Assistant Scoutmaster badg Vladimir Ordus of 21 Margaret 163 Afylum S»., HHd. A food bar will be open dur $523.48. consult your Social Security of instructions on filing a return — Before you shop anywhere es: David Cross, Bruce Han Rd., Andrew J. Tomko Jr. of 29 ing tlie show. who were to speak cm the buy fice. emergency defense program. It Breaks, Thefts Hebron’s average daily mem ’’Your Federal Income Tax’’ — aiso will keep the Interior De sen, Gary Heard, David Melen- Bretton Rd. and Albert J. Hew FImm smi4 im wMioat Boy Scout Banquet ing of students from Hai^wdi bership was listed as 827 stud 14. Everyone filing a return is which has 160 pages and costs dy, Lee Rouleau. itt of 77 West St. oMigsNeii yaur FREK cala. A new charter was awarded 'This program will' be spon partment informed on pianniiig Police are investigating a lag aa yaiir acliaal anO ■ ents, Marlborough as 558 and matters. break, two attempted breaks, Senior patrol leader’s btidge John Andrelni of 110 Tracy caraar ia kaMrastlng. to the local Boy Scout Troop sored by the group in April at Andover as 494. 'The median for a public meeting at which Wolf Named committee chairman and two thefts in which tach and warrant: David Fox. Dr. was named principal ap 18 Saturday night and two cita the state was $509.70 per pupil JUST ARRIVED AT eeR N ic's Patrol leaders’ badges and pointee to the U. S. Military KAMI tions for recognition of faithful and the teachers will describe was Frank M. Warren, presi ometers and a gear shift knob with Darien spending the most dent of Portland General Elec valued at a total of $190 were warrant: Eric Siinnamon, Academy. The alternates are STRIET service to the scouting program the program as it has been car $787.31 and Montvillo the least, Ordus and Tomko. were awarded to former Scout ried out in the Manchester tric Oo., Portland, Ore. Donald stolen from parked cars. James Wickwlre, Robert Hick CITY ' 1 $329.55. ey, Bruce Boland, Steven Kas- Named alternate appointees master Raymond Blanchette area. F. Mger, president of Detroit At Manchester Motor Sales STATO ’ Grange to Try Meeting Edison Co., was selected vice Inc. on Hartford Rd., a thief el and Michael Parker. to the U. S. Naval Academy and committee Treasurer Stu Electors to Meet Hebron Grange 111 will at THE SWEETEST are Ordus and Richard E. Hein APR ' art Danforth. The board of admissions of chairman. sometime last Friday or Satur Junior Assistant Scoutmaster ’ .1 tempt to meet tomorrow night day pried a tachometer valued warrants and hades: Alfred of 76 E. Middle Tpke. The presentations were made electors will meet tomorrow at 8 in Gilead Hall. The program at the annual banquet of the night at the Town Office Build Humphrey at Work at $150 from a 1966 Oldsmobile. Butler, Mark Cross, Richard scheduled will be “Valentines. VALENTINE RCA VICTOR Cross, David Fox, Douglas Han WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi At Moriarty Bros, at 315 Cen troop. The new charter was ing from 6 to 8 to make voters. Those attending are to bring presented by Jonathan Birnie Naturalization papers proving O F ALL! dent Johnson has given the nod ter St., a thief stole the shift sen, Ronald Kurtz, James and valentines to exchange. The TV • STEREO • RADIO to Vice President Hubert H. knob and the tachometer some John Leggitt, Richard Peck of the Charter Oak Council to citizenship should be presented group has not held a business Alfonse Wisniewski, Institution by naturalized citizens. vrith RCA Solid Copper Circuit Dependability Humphrey to help beef up the time Friday from a 1966 Comet, and Paul Tennant. - meeting because of no attend Democratic party organization Instructor warrants and al representative who, in turn, Vision Tests ance since December. parked in the used car lot. Po presented it to Erwin Stoetzner, Mrs. Dorothy Kirkham, for the 1968 presidential race. lice said the car’s dashboard badges: Alfred Butler, Mark Firemen’s Work Night Proceeding on the seemingly was damaged. Cross, Richard Cross, David o chairman of the troop commit school nurse, reports that the The Hebron Volunteer Fire S t e v e s tee. vision screening program was safe assumption that Johnson A break was reported also at Fox, Ronald Kurtz, James and Department will hold a work CANDIES will be a candidate for a second John Leggitt. Republican Women’s Club completed with a total of 547 night tonight at 7:30 at the firoi- Manchester Motor Sales. Police The Republican Women’s Club initial tests and 64 retests. Of house. elective term, Humphrey is de said they discovered a rear door Craig Saums and Michael AUTO BODY will be given a preview of spring these 60 were referred for fur ASSORTED voting substantial time to con had been pried and a window Cornish received Den Chief ferences with party officials^ Cords for their help with Cub hair styling at its meeting ther testing and 11 received Manchester Evening Herald CHOCOUTES and screen broken. March 7 at 8 p.m. in the Town ; RGAVICTORA^ from all sections of the country. Offices were ransacked but Pack 54. WORK professional care as a result of 1 lb. box $1.70 \istd Hebron correspondent, Mrs. One surprising development Hall. Local hair stylist' Albert this year’s referrals. Marjorie Portels tel. 228-9116. 2 lb. box 3.35 nothing apparently w.-.s te'-en. The following boys were .ac of the Colonial Beauty Studio .Two children were seen by m has brought to his office a num police .snH ’ cepted into the troop as Ten- will demonstrate new styles. specialists as a result of audio- ber of Democrats front the red sometime Friday or Satur ierfoot scouts; David Evans, Over 32 years' experience. All work done in Community Women’s Club Sduth — including some govej’- day, they sa._. WUllam Matthews, Brian Mul- grams done at the school. TUBE'COLOR TV our new, modem body shop. The Tolland Community Wo The regional dental prophy MADAM OLG A n BOY SCOUT it ■ ’ ■fill > ■ Notes and The Baby Has 4 j :. Cab Soout Pad|;^ Cub S Canadian Hardwood Construction Russ Kit PoPche 6.99 4.37 Joseph Archie, 2Vi; and three sisters, Bonnie Diane, 9, Lora- Mary’s Episcopal, $econd Con 5 ft. Our Reg. 9.97______6.88 lee Denise, 7, and Victoria Margrierita, 5. gregational and South Metho; 6 ft. Our Reg. 14.97______^ gg S Cox-Chapparel-RTR 6.99 4.37 ***** dist In Manchester arid the Con Rosl, Linda Ann, daughter of Anthony T. and Anne E. Buffet with China Top f. 4 Side Chairs gregational, ^United Methodist 8 ft. Our Reg. 19.97______13.88 1 Cox-Ferrari-RTR 6.99 4.37 Marie Payne Rosi, 27 Grant Rd She was bom Feb. 8 at and St. Georgr’s Episcopal In %'S, KnB Slot Kits 5.59 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Bolton. Miss Antoinette Bierce, 3.33 are Mr. and Mrs. Dopglas W. Payne, Niantic. Her paternal I director of Christian Education Pactra Morgan 9.79 6.47 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosi, Hartford. She at Center Congregational and IN OUR TOILETRIES DEPARTMENT I m has two sisters, Laura, 6, and Leslie, 4. 6-Plastic Top Table with extra leaf 42’x60’’x73’’x80 registrar of the Lenten mis Revelle 1/24 l^Cit 7.69 ***** 4.771 sion, says that children may Box of 300 Tissues Stowell, Carolyn Jean, daughter of Kenneth Jay and register at the first clcss. Tester Ho.vda Kit 8.39 4.77 Margaret Hamilton Stowell, 12 Greenbriar Rd., East Hart m The Rev. Kenneth Steere of Kleenex White & Assts 29c dze ford. She was born Feb. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. K Collectors Cabinet Our Reg. Low Price 129.50 Center Congregational is in HO Train Accessory Sale Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Ham *69 charge of transportation. It will ilton, 543 Vernon St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and be provided for children at LocomotlYes-Frolght Cere Track And Fewer Paeki | Mrs. Stewart Jay Stowell, East Hartford. She has a brother, I tending Buckley, Keeney, Or- Plus While Michael, 3Vi: and a sister, Mary Ellen, 4Vi. ^ Brass Filigree 24-Piece Silverware Storage Chest Our Reg. Low Price 119.95 ford Village, Robertson, South, Toothpaste Tyco-Mikado Locomotive 20.97 11*77 ***** 59 Verplanck and Waddell schools. 9Sc size (Kal Dresser Tray Glassware Set Mulvey, Timothy Patrick, son of Richard H. and Lor They n'ill be taken to the Crest AHM-GEW 25-C Diesel 11.89 7.88 raine Donofrio Mulvey, Wales Rd., Andover. He was born church nearest their school. Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Shampoo for dry, oily and Many more groups in both Bed Room and Dining Room not shown. Come Early for best selection. 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FERGUSON an Jackie Mason complained to the Harris, but not the Gallup possibility o f it in the air makes almost PubUihen police that he was beaten early P oll). . 5:U0 ( 3) Movie 7:46 (34) VsriaUons' Ftmnded October 1. 1881 everytme realise, we think, what a ( 8-2» Mike DouriM 8:00 (34) French Chef today by a stranger, , These advisers felt that Ken (10) Perry M uon (10) Movie Poblleheil Byery blessing It would be to get out of this (13) Merv OrlHln (20-22-30) Highlights of the Ics «nd Holiday!. Entered Mason, appearing at a Miami nedy’s unfavorable post-election (18) Alfred Hitchcock Capades Sh^eater, Conn., aa Second Oaea Mail bloody mess. Perhaps that feeUng, ( 8-40) Rat Patr<8 (C) Beach hotel, .was treated at (30) Italian (iinema 8:30 Matter. ______among ordinary people all round the publicity—file quarrel with J. (30) Outer LlralU (12) Lucy Show (C)> Jackson Memorial Hospital for (40) Addame Family (20-22) (faptain Nice subscription r ate s world, could develop Into the strongest Edgar Hoover and the affair of 5:16 (34) The Friendly (riant (24) Antiques Payable to Advance cuts and bruisee on his face and 6:30 (40) News 9:00 (24) NET. Journal One Tear ...... factor In the situation, If it could have head. the Manchester book — showed (34) What's New? (30-23-30) The Road West Six Month* . .eaaaeeennaaaea ll-jJ} him in the bad old image, tough 6:00 ( 3 (C), 10) News. S)>orts, ( 3-12) Andy OrifOth (C) Tbree Mootha ...... ® S time and invitation to begin to develop Patrolman Arthur Dyer said Weather ( 8-10) Felony Squad (C) One Montb ...... ^ ” — and display its strength. Mason told him he had gone to a and ruthless. Such highly pub (18) Merv Griffin 9:30 ( 3) A Family Affair (C) licized voyages as the South A f ( 8) Newswire (13) Movie MEMBER OF restaurant with a date after his (34) (Opinion (18) Subscription TV t h e ASSOCIATED PR®SS . last show. About 6 a.m., in front rican trip last year, they think, (22) Newsbeat f 8-40) Peyton Place (C) The Aasoclated Presa la exclualyely MitlUed displayed the good, new Bobby, (40) News, Cheyenne 10:00 ( 3) Malce Room for Daddy the uae ol republlcation of all news dla- of Mason’s apartment, the door warm and likeable. (30) McHale's Navy ( 8-40) Big Valley tC' ^ d h ta credited to It or not othenrise cr^l^ An Era Of A Flat Sun? of Mason’s car was jerked open 6:30 ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) (10-20-22-30) Run for Your Life Sd to pipe? and alao the local newa puV ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) (34) Beethoven's Variations The name of the scientist who chal and a big flJt hit him, he said. They argued that his major (1032-30) HuntleylPrlnkley (12) Tell the Truth (C) “ An^rigitoi ol republlcatlon of apodal die- While the g;lrl' jumped out of project, last fall, the pralse- (12) Newsbeat 10:30 ( 3)' I've Got a Secret patches noreln are also reserved. — lenges one of the major theories of the (34) What's New? • (18) Day That Made a Differ ths other door and ran for v/orthy antl-iwverty plan in the late Albert Einstein Is Dr. Robert H. (20) Social Security ence ' The Herald Printing Comwmy. police, Mason said, the assailant Bedford - Stuyvesant section of 7:00 ( 3) Movie 11:00 ( 3-8 (C), 10-22-30-40) News anmea no financial Dicke, o f Princeton. (20-32-30^0) News Snor's. Weather graphical errora appearing In advertlaemMa hit him eight or 10 times and Brooklyn, did not lend itself to (10) McHale’s Navy (20) News and'^other reading matter In The Mancheater The challenge he makes Is to Ein then fled. Blood was streaming publicity exploitation. (24) Living for 60's (IS) Film Evening Herald.______(20) Huntloy-Brlnkicy (12) Newsbeat stein's a “general theory of relaUvity,” down his face and his nose was Then, too, Robert Kennedy is ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:16 (12) Movie Full aervlce client ol N. B A. cut, Mason told police. even less a senate type than was 7:16 (40) You Asked for It (20) Memory Lane Publlahcra Repreaentatlvea - “^e J u ^ which has no immediately labeled 7:30 (18) Subscription TV 11:20 ( 3-8) Movie Mathewa Special ^ en cy — New Torh. cn»- practical significance to the layman, “ It was a professional Job," his older brother. Impatient ( 8-40) Iron Horse 11:30 (10-20 22-20) Tonight (C) caifo. Detroit and Boston. ______. ^ he later told newsmen. (10-20-22-30) The Monkees (IS) Chec)cmate rather than to Einstein’s “special with monotonous legislative (12) Plnoceblo (le) Joe Pi-ne m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u OF emeuLA- routine, he was ready for the (*'■') M-'*''* theory of relativity,” whlrti, for the (24) Son'or. Year* TIONS, ^ ______excitement of conferences with layman, can stand as the formula which SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING Display, advertising closing hours: Area Weather President de Gaulle and Pope Forpior Mo«onaoyfonday — 1i pm . Friday. opened the way to creation of the Paul, For Tuesday — 1 p.m. WINDSOR LCX3KS (AP) — For Wednesday - - 1 atomic bomb. What he fails to realize is Tho U.a. Weather Bureau re IS? -rp^n?:;5h»^‘"- Professor Dicke.makes his challenge that his wholly unique world Radio on the basis of patient observations ports a combination of clear status makes a visit to de Gaulle cSism^d'' ■‘. f ’# ®i?S. (Tills listing incIndM only thos« news broadcasts of 10 or 15 publication except Saturday — » »■»»»• skies, dry cold air and light or other powers abroad seem during which, by filtering the light of minute length. Some stations rarry other short newscasts.) the sun hour after hour through a winds produced record breaking like an end run around Presi Monday, February 13 dent Johnson’s policy and pol notched spinning wheel, he has accur / - cold temperaturee in Connecti WDRC—1360 6:45 Lowell Thomas cut /durii^ the night. icymakers. It was inevitable 6;00 Dick Robln.son 7:00 The World Tonight lated evidence that the sun, instead of 6:0(. Joey Reynolds 7:16 Frank Gifford Many sections in the state re that something as mysterious 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:30 Harry Reasoner being perfectly roimd. Is flattened at its 1:05 News, Sign Off 7:35 Mike Wallace ported temperatures around 10 and unlikely as the story of the 8:00 News Conditionally Encouragkig poles. degrees below zero this morn French relaying a Vietnamese WBCH—910 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 6:00 Hartford Highlights 10:06 Comment This is a day for close attention to This deviation from perfect round ing. At Bradley International peace feeler to Kennedy would 7:00 Newa 10:20 Speak Up Hartford 3 Airport here the temperature emerge from the trip In in 8:00 Gaslight 11:30 Barry Farber Show semantics. The word to be considered ness on the part of the sun, If true, up 12:00 Quiet Hours stant headlines. 12:00 Comment closely is the word "unconditional.' sets some of the oaJculatdons Einstein dropped to seven below at 6 WPOP—1410 13:16 News. Sign Off a-m. breaking the old record for 5:00 Danny Clayton Show WTIC—1080 For some time, there have been de wove into his theory of general relativ Actually, Kennedy was the 7:00 Lee "Babi Simms Show 6:00 Afternoon Edition the day which was four below innocent victim of this ludicrous mands, from Hanoi, from Russia, from ity. 12:00 Gary Girard Show 6:00 News, Sports. Weather in 1917. story. It was leaked nat by Ken WINF—1230 6:36 Americana India, from the Pope, from Secretary 6:00 Newa 7:25 UConn vs. UMalne This is, perhaps, more shocking to us The high pressure system nedy, as suspicious politicians 6:15 Speak Up Hartford 9:10 Pop Concert General Thant, suid from a succession poor, captive laymen than it is to the which brought arctic air to New 6:00 News 11:00 News Sports, Weather believed, but by a friendly 6:16 Barry Farber Show « 11:30 Art Johnson of sources on our domestic scene, for an scientists. We are the ones who are England over the weekend will State Department functionary. move off the coast this mornihg. ••unoondlUonal’' halting of the Ameri supposed to go about our business Apart from the peace feeler, A slow trend toward milder can bombing of North Vietnam. whether the earth is flat dr round, no however, Kennedy’s visit had weather ■will begin today. 120 unfortunate, unintended but By that was meant a halt that would matter what the shape of the sun, no A small low pressure system predictable results. At worst, be permanent, and not subject to later matter what the constancy of pull or developed in the midwest states Mr. Johnson’s status as the reconsideration on our part. Hanoi In direction of gravity. last idght. This system will .spokesman o f U.S. foreign pol effect said that If we would stop bomb move very rapidly eastward We have, we ordinary people, done a icy may have been under ing "imoondltlonaUy” In the sense that spreading cloudiness into south pretty fair Job of accommodating our mined in the eyes of the world. ern New Ekigland during the we would guarantee It had stopped per- selves to the revolving and alternating The liberals who wrongly com manenUy, Hanoi would then be willing Backatage At The Opera With Sylvian Oflara afternoon end lasting through FOB A LIFE'HHE! and ever changing theories the scien plain that the President ac You'll neverimM have to buy film again . . . the night. to talk about negottatlons and peace. tively prevents peace Inadver because each time Liggetts devriopa and tists give us. GABRIEL BACQUIER, as Giorgio, and MONTSERRAT CABALLE as Violetta: The low is very weak and tently found some ammunition piin )ur roll of Black A White' or That has been the recurrent demand. We made quite as good a Job of run Connecticut Opera Association’s “ La Traviata” At Bushnell February 4 containe moisture that has been Kodda-color film we give you ABSO by Kennedy appearing in Eu LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film Today, for the moment, the United ning a flat, square world as we have collected from the great lakes (or your camera. We replace the film region. Most of this moisture rope as the apostle of peace. you have developed. It s all fresh- Statee Is engaged In what might be of running a round one; we weren’t dated and top nuality a n d Ko wril fall out as it moves over If Bobby Kennedy wqre about 127 called an “unconditional” pause in its prepared for Newton’s apple, but we dak. too. Quick processing . . . the Appalachian mountains. In to challenge Mr. Johnson for 24 hour service (or bombing of North Vietnam. But the managed to live with it; even If all of Herald black and white Oust (Connecticut there is only a the 1968 nomination, all thi$ a little bit longer for definition of “imcondltlonBl” this Ume Einstein should ultimately stand de Inside Report chance of light snow or flurries might make sense. But he long colnr). Is something different, and almost the Yesterdays bunked and disproved, we should still devek^lng late this afternoon ago rejected that possibility. 13 S opposite. The United States is pausing, Considering that the political 6 2 0 have managed to extract from our tem by 25 Years Ago and tonight. in Its bombing, without stating or porary use of his temporary formula The milder temperature trend consensus today is that Ken nedy stands to gain most from AT THE PARKAUE I malting any conditions whatsoever. It such an eminently real and practical Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak The Union School building on “Manchester No Match” could be the commercial and wlU continue through Tuesday. cultural center "east of the riv ■ Five Day Forecast a Johnson re-election in 1968, ILIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST doesn’t guarantee It will last a day or accomplishment as the bomb. N. School Sit., abandoned €is a To the Editor, brother he could not attend for A recent communicant to the er.” Instead we vlsuallred Temperatures in Ocmnecticut the senator has no rational pur an hour; nor does it, on the other hand, The question we wise laymen occa WASHINGTON — The anger personal reasons and suggested school 10 years ago, is used as Open Forum referred to sever Main Street becoming a high Tuesday through Saturday are pose in undermining the Presi guarantee that Ihe pause will necessar sionally ask ourselves is whether or privately displayed among top policymakers here because of the substitution. Bobby agp'eed, an emergency hospital. al c^vic groups in Manchester— way connectlig our ever-grpw- expected to average slighUy dent. ily end and the bombing resume. not there is any such thing as any final ing residential community with Thus, with six years to go be Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s solicited an inidtation, and then the Chamber of Commerce and above normal. Daytime highs Our action in permitting a pause, The State Trade School In the commercial, mercantile and fore his big presidential push, determination of truth, and whenever brief European Jaunt Is loss im hurriedly piled on other Eu the League of Women Voters as will average in the mid 30s and then, is an action which refuses to al Manchester receives the first of Industrial areas of Hartford lows In the low 20s- Seasonably the Kennedy camp should take we Inymen are wise enough to ask such portant for the long haul than ropean engagements. "self seeking operators.” Down its order of new machines, the and East Hartford. We could it in stride from time to time low Itself to be bound by any "condi a question we find that most wise sci what the incident reveals about While the other members of town Renewal, referred to as cold at the beginning of the pe machine being a gigantic shap see the continued devaluation when his popularity falls or he tions.” But the use of the word uncon entists are in agreement with us—that the senator’s political method Oongn'ess attending the Ditch the “ Redevelopment kick,” was riod With moderation through er, weighing 5,500 pounds and of downtown property and the midweek and turning colder at drops off the front pages. A ditional by Hanoi was In Itself a condi of operation. ley conference were abroad for cast in the light of being the maybe not even one single sector of costing $3,365. resultant redistribution of the little patience and some cuilis that one reason, and then re spurious brainchild of a group the end of the week. tion. truth has been yet pinned down irrevoc Intended by some advisers to lost tax base. on his natural restlessness may turned home, Kennedy missed of downtown nfierchants and Precipitation may total be It would be our opinion, to conclude ably and beyond all future revision and arrest what they felt was a The Colonial Board Company be necessary to prevent more about half the four-day con 10 Years Ago building contractors.. tween U end hi inch water the semantics phase of this discussion, possibility of a different understanding. decline in Kennedy’s popularity. unfavorable publicity in the ference and skipped the final While I respect the writer’s is one of Manchester’s largest equivalent occurring as snow or It had quite the opposite effect The general public campaign taxpayers and we feel very next few years. that the "unconditional unconditional” It can be lived with, we are sure. If presentation scheduled for him. concern for the maintenance of rain during midweek and ageUn of the United States represents the now the sun la to be flat for a time. — perhaps not among the voters to complete the $1,770,000 Man critically the need for a broad toward the end of the week. 1967 Publisher* Ne'wspaper but certainly with politicians Thus, it is not unfair to say an economically sensible tax Syndicate proper atmosphere and technique for chester Memorial Hospital for Manchester, I take stern ening of Manchester’s tax and potent parts of the press. the Ditchley meeting was pri base. Our factories are expand-, exploration of the possiblUties of a building fimd Is officially under exception to his casting these YALE AIDE ESCAPES CRASH The Kennedy trip unnecessarily marily a pretext to Justify a ing and we dislike the prospect NEW HAVEN (AP)—An as way, at a kickoff dinner held dedicated people in such a light. bombing pause. Chores Can Be Beautiful opened himself to charges of ' Kennedy visit to Europe. In of having to pick up a larger sistant to Yale University Presi at the State Armory. Manchester should have more And the pause Itself, obviously, Is a conducting Irresponsible, extra- fact, some of the senator’s most and larger portion of Manches dent Kingman Brewster The latest description we have read influential counselors have been such groups. GEORGE N. welcome thing. governmental diplomacy at a Charter Oak Council Boy ter’s tax bill. For that reason emerged imscathed after he of the home life of the year 2000 gives saying for several weeks that Since my “PROD” Commit delicate moment when Vietna Scout headquarters announces we want Manchester to pro crash landed his twin-engine But no one who has watched the Just such a foreign jaunt was tee (Promoting the Renewal of us a domicile in which certain familia/ mese war negotiations might be the presentation of the Wood tect and build on what it has. plane near Tweed-New Haven CONVERSE Johnson administration through Its necessary to halt the recent Do'wntown) was made up of chores and routines have disappeared in prospect. Badge to Clifford Sterling, 16 Downtown is aesthetically, Airport Sunday night. Vietnam policies can ever give an ap drop in his popularity apparent members of the Chamber of completely. In fact, however, this was no Oval Lane, In recognition for pleasant but, functionally, sad Howard Weaver seemed calm parent gesture toward peace a welcome to politicians (and reflected In (Commerce, League of Women PAINTING Cooking will be done automatically Machiavellian master plan care participation in extensive train Voters and several other elide ly djeficient. Manchester Is no and relaxed minutes after he which, to go back to the word of the fully drafted by Kennedy to un match for attracting either AND and instantly in freezer-microwave oven ■ (See Page Nine) ing in Boy Scout leadership. g;roups in town, might I just brought his plane to a skidding day again, is “unconditional;” On the dermine his arch rival, Presi shoppers or investors, and will arrangemenU. There will be no dish take this means to set their ef halt near a tree on the property record, to date, Johnson administration dent Johnson. To the contrary grow poorer by comparison if of Le6n Amendola adjoining a PAPERHANGING washing of any kind, since a new fort in proper perspective and peace moves have often been merely it was a spontaneous by-prod also to declare our unswerving something is not done. I see no heavily populated area south CaU.6 P.M. - 9 P.M. kitchen device will manufacture, out of propaganda gestures designed to cover uct of the restlessness, impa endorsement of the need for the difference in capital being used e d of the airport. Engine trou Phone 648-2804 to renovate our downtown to up and provide excuse for some new ex powdered plastic, new disposable dishes tience and a large dose of im A Thought for Today Renewal of Downtown Man ble forced the emergency land FULLY INSURED for each meal as it is about to be provisation that mark the Ken chester. Within the numbers of 1970 necessities than the capi ing, he said. tension o f the war. And when one reads, tal we expend to keep our com served. Permanent press for everybody nedy method today. Remember how they lived and really want the same thing? my PROD (Committee were Clearance of Girl’s Thermal Knit as one does In the New York Times panies healthy and profitable. 100% DuPont Nylon and everything will have eliminated the Certainly, the official Ken Imitate their faith. Hebrews But today’s youth—like yester housewives, doctors, industrial this morning, that “senior Administra I am less concern^ that Re iron. There will be air-filtering systems nedy explanation—that the sen day’s—wont be satisfied if par ists, merchants, lawyers, tion officials, such as Walt W. Rostow, 13:7 development not happen now Girl’s Stretch Tights Girl’s Knit Tops Stretch Slacks ator was in England to attend ents merely foist off their gen clergymen, bankers and, yes, and sonic cleaning devices so that no than I am concerned that It a special White House assistant, and the Ditchley Foundation’s high- This generation, like most, eration's values to be accepted a pensioner or two. They gave body will ever need to sweep, dust, or not happen at all. I feel rather William P. Bundy, Assistant Secretary level seminar and decided to takes considerable pride in be without question. Parents and endless hours of their tlnie and vacuum again. sure that many people that of State for Far Eastern Affairs, were visit the continent—doesn’t tell ing “ modern” : If it’s new it others will be far more con own money trying to convince voted against the question in .99 .99 1.99 2 .9 9 In their offices this Sunday afternoon,” Needless to say, we are fascinated— the whole story. The Ditchley must be better. But newness vincing if they themselves live Manchester’s electorate that How did our serviceman earn t-Bx M « and also concerned. invitation came not to him, but itself is neither necessarily good the Renewal of Downtown the last referendum will find Ima 1.69 i . 1.91 one makes a conditional guess that they convincingly, so that youth may the thought less onerous as camp. valiMf $2 A 2.50 comp. wfoM 1.91 E 4.9t would be wrestling with the problem of What heart-warming spectacle of to his younger brother. Sen. nor necessarily bad. The same “Remember how they lived, and Manchester was necessary and all these gold stars? Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy, who may be said of the old. vital if we were to halt the re time goes on and they see, with OF MANCHESTER Novelty patterns, sidid colors or bow to deal with this temporary threat domestic Industry will there be left for imitate their faith.” Seamless erochet or cable sUtch Warm, comfortable thermal knit: had also attended last year’s Youth today is Impatient deployment of our commercial more Interest and perhaps striped; trurtle or jewel necklines. of peacemongering and get us safely a fellow to come home to? envy, what Is happening in oth patterns; tun cut pant; asst col heavy duty clastic stirrups; asst Ditchley conference. ■with the parent generation and Rev. Joseph E. Bourret life into fragments surrounding ors. « x 7-10; 1M4. L on g Ac Vl length sleeve. Sizes 3-6 back to the maximum military pressure About two weeks before the its valoies; parents are baffled Concordia Lutheran the town and into neighboring er cities. & 7-14. co lo rs . which they probably consider the only conference, Teddy informed his by youth. Could it be that both Church cities. Manchester should, and Sincerely, real path to peace and victory in Viet Colonial Board Company A New Sport For Middletown Robert P. Fuller nam. KEEPING What’s the fastest growing sport at President But, although the moment hipi to be the high school and collegiate level? iHEATING watched with some cynicism, one o f the The answer is a sport which the Board “ We Appreciate Yoiir Caring” posslbillUes involved In it is that even of Education intends to introduce in lo Fischetti To the Editor, such hawk-like policy makers as Ros cal high schools this year. Wrestling. Lest ,we forget anyone who DOWN grieved wlUi us at the sudden . ' t tow have been approartiing a change of While one reason for its popularity passing of our beloved husband view. is Its economy of operation, the sport We have our own serviceirieii. N ot everyone and father, my children and I 5 has been becoming more widespread It has been a part of the picture for have chosen fids way to let does. Our men are interested in making your because of the growing realization by •everal days—and perhaps am explana you know how very much we secondary schools that a broader ath furnace perform at its highest efficiency and 6t AU tion of the President’s decision for this appreciate your caring. For the letic program should be provided If lowest cost because then you’ll keep buying oil begrinnlng of a pause in the bombing— flowers, the cards, the services more students are to participate. "vt, that a number of American opinions on rendered and offered, the phone from us. Remember, three out of four furnaces High school and collegiate wrestling the issue have been changing. Senator cnlls, the prayers from rela waste fuel. Thanks to Mobil Technical Research should not be confused with the variety Stuart Symington of Missouri was quot tives, friends and strangers, and Men’s Leather on television, the grimaces, the elabo our men have the latest facts on how to make Men’s Heavyweight Men’s Lined Hooded ed the other day as saying he wished all our so wonderful neighbors rate play-acting, the carefully contrived in the Jarvis Rd. area, we Colonial Daystrom at your t,urnace the one-in-four that keeps heating we had never got into Vietnam, The Thei’inal Sweatshirt Dress Gloves. script, and the running leaps. As Bob gratefully, humbly say Thank costs at a minimum. There’s a big difference in Thermal Underwear World Journal ’Tribune, hitherto rather Pickett, Harvard wrestling coach puts You and God Bless y ,...j \ PAGbJ TtlN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY .18, 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 PAGE ELEVEN Episcopal Church, Wapping, will officiate. Burial will be in Coast Guard Statens Top Court to Hear 4 Arrested Stolen Car Found Safe^ South Windsor Last Quint Dies; Girl Scout Notes ^Disaster’ at High School Obituary Center Cemetery at a later date. Siamese Twins Friends may call at the fu Still H unts Darwin Appeal Arguments In Crashes Stolen Again and Crashed Chdette Troop 68! To Test Hospital Setup i ■> ■ Frederick Luce Town Giuncil to Appoint Repblrted ‘Fair’ neral home tonight froha 7 to 9 Cadette TVoop 683 recently Don't Stay Home Frederick Luce, 88, of Plain- and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and m' f H i t h ^ Arguments will be heard to- he was deprived of counsel and Pour persons were arrested A car reported by police temoon but it wasn’t there. Po- Injured persons will be made by Uad a mother and daughter A disaster, o f a f i n an4 field, formerly of Manthe.srter, 7 to 9 p.m. X fl/f tJC- X LflXLII/O Py state’s Supreme are therefore inadmissible. obey a red traffic signal. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah the CD, using station wagons stolen during the weekend, then gStirdS^.'^e^car Ginstoble on Wednesday poUuck at S t Jamea’ Church. plosion Is scheduled for March died Satui-day at Cresthaven Court of Errors in Roy P. Dar- Alva P. Loiselle, who warning in five of six car ac- (AlP) — Tha last of the quint- and other, a'vailable source#. recovered, then stolen again, ^^s " reciivered again at Cam- Mary Hojrt, Ann Granger, Eliza, 3, at 9:30 a.m. at Mancheeter Convale.sccnt Home, Plainfield. J. Richard Johnson The Coast Guard in Hew Bed , , , . , « ^ , presided at the trial, ruled out cidents reported by police to- ITis town council will meet 11c is Invited to attend. Mrs., pleta bom to a Wyoming couple Ham radio operators ualng their has been recovered again. bridge and Alton Sts. It had beth Thureton and Helen Mader, High School. Mr. Luce was bom Aug. 11. ford, Mass, was______scheduled to second de- statement but ac- day. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the high Marilyn R. Lanier is program haa died from what cMclala car radios wUl provide emer 1878 In Manchester, a son of J. Richard Johnson, 80, of 27C Mrs. Ruth Thomas o f 679 been Involved in a two-car col- all working on tlmir social de ’The simulated catastrophe la Bluefield Dr. died Sunday at launch a sea -land search today sree murder conviction. cepted another as having been Gary M. Dollak, 16, of 454 called "prematurity.” gency oommunlcatloiu since the Otis and Mary Kennedy Luce. school. Items of unfinished bust- Notee pendability challenge, planned planned by toe Disaster Com Manchester Memorial Hospital. Legal briefs have already made voluntarily. Oakland St., Wapping, was Graham Rd., Wapping, told po- Hslon. The driver escaped on The quintuplets were bom disaater ‘wUl knock out aU tele He was a member of Plainfield for three teen-agers, one from and carried out all arrange mittee of Manchester Memorial Mr. Johnson was bom Marcli . V. J ’^een filed with the court by Dnnvin was arrested several charged with evading responsl- lice she parked her car in the ^ ncss will Include the appoint* ipjjg jnnidr conttimatlon class Saturday about three months phones, Edwards said. Congregational Church. ments Ibr toe event Hospital and toe Manchester n , in Portland, and lived anc es er, w sappeare ^j^g [jefense and the state, months after the murder of the bility at 9 p.m. yesterday as a Maninrlal Hnsoital ------V an avior nent o f a fuU-time constable; o t our Savior Lutheran Church premature to Mr. and Mrs. All M e n ^ rs of the Hlgto School Survivors include 3 .sons. 1886 from the Fort Rodman Job Darwin, who lived in Andover, giri_ result of a crash with a park- Memorial Hospital jgjjj, David, 66, of 65 Sher CivU Defense Unit to test their 1 ansfer of an appropriation to will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p. an Bradley of Big Plney. ’Three The program opened with a Pre-Med club have volunteered Charles Luce and Frederick in Manchester for the past 60 Disaster Program. Students of years. He was retired from Corps Center in New Bedford was convicted in 19^ in the she disappeared on Sept. 18, ed car on W. 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The Indians Bid to NIT by PETE ZANARDI The double resulted when Sporto Editor Faleoivs have football and cross would like nothliig better than /: Tournament qualifica Latnetron, 'winner of one By RICH DYER 68-38 at Central Connecticut's offensive advantage*. Sixteei For Stags Fall by the Wayside tion already in'the bag, country defeats toi avenge. ^topping tlio streak. race In S8 starts, paid $88 In Kaiser Gym. The Rebels never of South’s 30 field goals cam* * Notes from the Little Black Book Manchester High (10-6) A new series starts Friday Toumameht qualification and taking the first race, and Jumping to an early lead trailed as they rolled with from close under. NEW YORK (AP)— Everybody is trying SO hard t6 v/hen the Blue and White play a share of the NCCC title within Amante $76.40 captured the and then protecting it with comparative ease to the title Jinx for East Catholic High’s basketball team this BOSTON (AP) - Tempera and East Catholic (18-3) A low scoring first quarter Still Sought be only No. 2 in college basketball, the Top Ten is get host to Naugatuck. A victory reach, Ellington High (11-5) can second. Amaate had won on a torrid stretch drive. clincher, a repeat performance saw cautious playmsiMng b f season has been Central Connecticut’s Kaiser Gym. The tures dipped to as much as 80 are now concerning them ly one of 12 previous, starts. here will give Coach Dun Bums achieve the first tomorrow at South Catholic High nailed of their 68-44 decision over the both aides set the pace. It high-flying Eagles were shot down twice within eight ting more and more Nos. 3, 4, 5, etc. degrees below zero today in selves with a little momen Suffleld High. Friday the A crowd of 10,886 con Connecticut is on the The latest likely to join those ------— ” a perfect 5-0 mark against new down the HCC champion Eagles a week earlier. wasn’t until midway through days in a most convincing fashion by arch-rival South northern areas of New England, tum for the post-season clas Knights will be seeking revenge tributed to a 10-race mutuel Yankee Conference title opponents th’s w’lnter. It marked the first time In the stanza that Lukas got the Catholic High. The two defeats, 68-44 and 58-38, were who tried and failed is North trouble as , St. Louli the Weather Bureau reported. sic. Four games remain for the against visiting Coventry High. handle of $1,802,063. ship Saturday night and road to Maine and Massa Tough Test beat arch-rival Bast Catholic, the HOC’s three-year history game’s first bucket, . one of by the most decisive margins in East cage history. The Carolina, which jeopardized Us hindered Tulsa’s hopes of catch- The report said h l^ winds Eagles, ' including three at The Patriots. (8-7) still alive in No. 2 ranking by losing to un- jng Louisville In the Missouri that Bast, which swept the ti seven he scored in the first two Catholic schools could very ------chusetts, Fairfield plays which- swept the ski country home, while the Irnlans must Despite Eta earlier 89-55 wrin, tourney consideration, visit ranked Georgia Tech 82-80 Sat- Valley Conference by beating tle in 1965 and co-champloned half. The lead stood with South well meet a third time—^In the month away and this St. Bonaventure in Madi Saturday night and Sunday face three more opponents,-two Manchester faces a tough as tough Cromwell High Tuesday. urday. the Hurricane 76-«2, while Le- probably scattered a Uttle pow on the road. signment against Windham in it last season with South, has taking the first turn, 9-6, and forthcoming Class A Touma- writer can hardly wait, espe- son Square - Garden, . . and , Ending the season this week ^Two other former No. 2s, high stunned Rutgers 45-4$. WUUmimtic tomorrow. The Stormy Norm Van Brocklin finished outside the winner’s upping the margin by niiM ment. dally after shoveling the heavy Yale takes on traditional der snow that fell over some Both clubs are active twice are Cheney Tech (14-12) and Houston and Texas Western, Carolina, 18-2, had a northern and western moun Whippets are usually tough in circle. The Hartford crew clos p^nts at halftime. * * * snow from last week’s biis- rivals Harvard and Dart- this week and both are on the South Windsor High (7-9). The also supped as half of the -Itop geven-game winning vstreak tains Satu-ixley. their owm boards and are shoot ed with an unbeaten 6-0 con Beat Period zard and today’s below frecz- mouth in the highlight Railgers met Windham Tech Here *n There Ten teams In the country took a g^attered after overcoming a 72- "There is still an ample base road tomorrow night and home ing for a .500 season for new Calls End to Ram Coaching ference mark while East drop East's strongest showing ot Ing temperatures . . . Mapping this afternoon and close games of the week in Con- turn for the worse. gg ygyoit at Atlanta. Bob Briz- at most areas,” the report said, Friday. Coach John Risley. it took a ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS Van Brocklin made no recom ped to 4-2. Both clubs are now the night came in the third Wednesday afternoon by host i T ? ^ ^ o u ™ a r n i "^ffl: rM dcaU ?n d‘'banker basketball. Houston, No. 6, fell before oft- gnjine’s layup with six seconds "although some of the higher Still feeling the sting of the terrific offensive binge in the (AP) — Stormy Norm Van mendation on a successor. 13-3 overall. quarter when it outscored are Bob Metcalf and banker Connecticut (13-4) can assure ing Prince Tech while the Bob elals recommended for working _ beaten Notre Dame 87-78 and left did the damage as the - —Engi mountains up north need a loss last Saturday to HCC airch- final three minutes to beat Brocklin, the volatile Dutchman It was Vfm Brocklin’s second South led 25-16 at the half South, 12-10 and out the Rebels former ngeif of a Yankee Conference cats host Stafford High tomor th. h.v. i,.n c„..cd Texas Westenj, No. 8, stumbled deeper cover on some of their rlval South Catholic, the Eagles Windham here. who built the Minnesota Vikings resignation from the Vikings, and 35-28 at the third quarter lead to seven points. will again make Fort Lauder- ytle tie by beating Maine to- neers, 14-7, won for the ninth row and travel to East Wind by Tom Monahan of Bristol, as at Seattle 69-06, while nindi- time in 10 outings. s t c ^ r , more expert trails. Sur hepe to explode tomorrow night Friday, Bristol Eastern, show from a ragtail collection of kids but this time it will stick. The but it wasn’t until the final per But the flurry waa nipped as dale his base where he’ll get a night and Massachusetts on Sat- sor High Friday. iod that it broke things open. sistant tournament director to ranked Providence lostin to Nl- Sophomoro R on ‘Anuen cut Up face snow is generally packed against Xavier High in Middle- ing a perfect 12-0 CCIL ma’-k, and castoffs into a respectable Board of Directors immediately the winners came back in thf first hand look at the New urday. Hope, for JiOO Year National Football League team, Tlie winners deposited 23 points forward closed dates. The play- H 0 , Z vlth .7 .t South powder In most areas but with town. It marks the first meet- come In to Clarke Arena hoping accepted it, after Van Brocklin finals with their scoring surge. York Yankees and the visiting ^ College was surprised by Ford has called it quits for good. with devastating accuracy in downs start Feb. 28. Fees will Bend, Ind., while Seattle worked hard spots.!’ tag between the schools this for a repeat of Its big win ear- Bolton High, (7-9) still had told them of his plans on Palombizzio had 10 o f the 33 )}e $20 for each man for ple- clubs. Livesey will also vaca- including ham 85-81. stands a chance of ending its Van Brocklin, tormented for that chapter and squashed East points for the Rebels and joined tlon in the Fort Launderdale behind Tom Workman and Friday and then was told to minary and playdown games, close wins over Rhode Island "It gets to you mentally,” second varsity season' wi'th a two years by his admitted Ina comeback attempts with effec Lukas in the rcboundinga that area where he too reports Steve Looney, who each scored think it over for 24 hours. $22 for the quarterfinals and and Massachusetts, the other said Coach Bill van. Breda Kolff, .500 mark. The Bulldogs are ac bility to get the Vikings over the tive ball control. held East at bay. he’ll catch the Yankees in ac Van Brocklin Indicated no fu S25 for the finals with the fi title contenders with two league tive only once this week, hop hump and unable to reconcile Eagle JVs also came out on tion . . . Wonder how any Clay Finally ture plans. Dominated Play nals’ alternate due to receive losses each so far. Connecticut Tlsor. barely avoided up.M by j the widening spilt between him the ehort end, losing a 51-43 others mi'/S Bob Steele on the last ing to duplicate a earlier win Tarkenton said Tie was "They domtaated every els- $20, plus travel. .Men behind warmed up with a 113-64 trounc self and quarterback Fran decision to South despite the Strictly Sports show on WTIC and over Em I Hampton in East shocked by Van Brocklin’s res pect of the game,” East Coach the dinner one week from to- ing of Boston University Satur matter of wanting to win; rath Trakenton, stunned the Vikings shooting of Joe Arcareese (16) radio and teevee? Steele was SUPPORTING ROLES. Lew Aicindor is a devastating weapon for UCLA be protected it. Gets Credit Hampton tomorrow night. ignation, but that it would in no Don Burns said. “ Once again jUght, Feb. 20 at the Italian- day. er, you get the feeling you have by resigning Saturday, a day way alter his decision not to re and Mike Kennedy (13). The in a class by himself, tops In cause the opposition cannot relax one moment against the other starters, who Providence lost Its chance Rockville High (3-12) fresh they killed us off the boards Amerlcaui Club in East Hart Fairfield (9-5) continued its to win and something happens after Tarkenton stiid he would turn to the Vikings. East frosh managed to salvage this man’s book. He’s a tre would be stars on any other team. They include, from left, Lucius Allen (top), when Jim Walker, Who scored off an upset over Woodrow and used this control to keep ford for Pat Bolduc, are John to you.' From WBA not play with Minnesota any a win over South, 48-82 earlier mendous personality . . . Local bid for a post-season tourna Wilson, goes on the road twice, their shooters supplied. You Sullivan and Jeff Koelsch of Lynn Shackelford (bottom^ Mike Warren and Kenny Heitz. But nothing ever seems to 28 points, stumbled ^ n g Ih for LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — more. realtor Stanley Bray is in Sara ment spot with a 79-63 win over tomorrow night to Middletown can’t expect to win a game In the day. Hamilton Standard. The latter happen to No. 1, UCLA. ’Die a layup In the last five seconds The World Boxing Association The double-barrelled termina sota, Fla., awaiting the arrival Rider Saturday. If the Stags High' and Friday to Windsor Survive Elements when you cEUi’t get the ball.” has been a "pusher” for the af Bruins continued their way Niagara and missed a win- finally has come over to Cassius tions left General Manager Jim SonUi (56) of the Chicago White Sox for beat the Bonnies in the Garden High. Center John Lukas became p B F Pti. 3 fair since tickets were printed, Wednesday, it might impress the Refs Miss Seeing Six Celts Playing at One Time alone, pushing aside O r e g o n Clay’s corner —only to back Finks and the five Vikings own MONTREAL (AP) — United S O’Brien ...... 4 3.6 10 spring training. the biggest nemesis to the Eagle 1 Palomblralo ...... 7 2.3 16 ipontactlng hundreds of Bolduc’s State 76-44 Friday and then Or- Dennis Wltkowskl scored 24 away again. Also slated for this week: ers dumbfounded, even though States figure skaters survived a National Invitational Tourna cause as he scored 18 points 3 Lukas ...... 9 0-3 . 16 friends to buy tickets. Bolduc, egon 100-66 Saturday tor a 19-0 points at Boston, sinking Boston The WBA announced Sunday East (5-5) wrestles Bristol they obviously knew of the sim strike, power failure and strong 3 Ollberto ...... 3 1-1 7 ment scouts who snubbed Fair- and snared 20 rebounds. Joe sailing sportswriter with the record In their march toward College’s seven-game victory it has formally recognized Clay Eastern at home tomorrow aft mering rift between Van Brock Canadian competition Sunday 1 Rolf* ...... 1 0-1 3 Right Pick field a year ago when the Stags Palombizzio (16) and Jerry O’ 0 Oaglanello ...... 1 1-3 3 Hartford Oourant, is slated for Knights of Columbus couldn’t had a 19-5 record. 76ers Cry Foul After Loss, the elusive unbeaten season. string. as the world heavyweight king ernoon and Glastonbury High lin and Tarkenton. And they and dominated the North Amer 3 Mahoney ...... 1 0-1 3 Brien (10) made it a trio in 0 ...... 0 0-3 0 Additional surgery today in New picked a better and more Yale (9-7) played the nation’s ___ . — , — The rest of the ranking teams L>ew Aicindor hit only 16 but snubbed the controversial Friday in Glastonbury while the knew the Van Brocklin tem ican figure skating champion Indian matmen (0-8) close reg double figures for South. york .Satuiday night the East qualified person as its honored fourth-rated team, Princeton, to I V T T ) 4 T ^ 4 - ^ CT 1 / a survived. ’Third-ranked Louis points, but Lucius Allen - added champion In declining to name perament. ships with three victories in the 14 Totals 36 6-18 68 ular season competition against four events. The Eagles were again held Hartford Explorers stage guest o n the annual Irish Sports a standstill Friday before los- \|-%/\ I I illT TO 0 / 2 I t RITI Oft ville, 20-2 another former No. 2 22 for UCLA, which hosts Dife- anyone Boxer of the Year. "This is a real blow,” Finks East (66) an attracUve twinbill at East Ntaht than Alice Madden. The .no. t L iciio hurt -i- 1 - L F j r l . A l . A l / V T / A V -P and a likely cihoice to get anoth gon and Oregon State next Clay earned undisputed pos Hartford High tomorrow after said. “ This is a very dark day A sparkling performance by to a single double figure per P B r Pt*. . r. .. .n ui . Night than Alice Madden, m e i„g 81-80, and the Elis had former. Jim Reynolds with 1 2 Reynolds ...... 6 0-3 13 er try at bolding the spot, weekend. session ot the heavyweight noon at Clarke Arena. for the Vikings . . . there’s no world champion Peggy Flem 2 Lombardo ...... 1 o-o 3 Hartford High, alf proceeds to V i , . - , MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Apartments— Hats— _ Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For______Sole 72____ Houses For Sole 72 HeuMt For Sola 72 H q u s m For Sol* .72 H o u s m For Sola 72 Suburbcpi For Sola 75 Suburban For Sola 75 room Moon-Walking Curbs ------b e t t e r cleaning, to ke^p T e n e m e n t s 63 y o u n g C»U PLE with one MANCHESTER — recent 4-bed- MANCHESTOR —8% MANCamSTHR — 7 room Cape, IIANCHBSTHIB — Oardner S t MANCHESTBR — aasumable SOUTH WINDSOR —7 room TOLLAND -conetructlng au- S' r ------. . _ . . . . . - Ranch, assumable per cent 8 or 4 bedrooma, phu family 6% room Ranch, full baaement, 6 \ mortgage. Right room Co- Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, thenUc Dutch Colonial. Breeie- FULL-TIME experienced auto colons gleaming, use Blue Lus- BOOKING for anythlns tn ,roal child wishes reasonable 4 r o ^ mortgage,'3 bedrooms, kitchen room, fireplace, garage. Only fireplace, hot water oil heat, lonlal home with 4 full aize fireplace, 2-car basement ga- way and double garage In CLASSIFIED ______tre carpet_____^4 cleaner.niAn*«A«* Rent a elecYaa * “ . apartment I« In A^on/^Vioater*Manchester. Call flrAnlflCAK.fireplaces, fIcrAAnfinscreened nOPCil.porch, llTl*tm mechanic. Call 643-2832. estate rentals — apartrMnU, vrith bullt-ins, large living $16,000. Bal Air Real Batate, large rec room with half bath, bedrooma, double cloiets in rage. O ty water. asw^aW e matching motif. $28,000. Olea- Asked for Spacemen tric .sliampooer, $1. The Sher- 640-0729. mediate . occupancy, reduced homes,'' multiple dwellings, no room, fireplace. $19,900. Phil- 648-68^. porch, large lot, excellent con- each. Family size kitchen with mortgage. JT. D. Real BSstate, sons Real Estate, 872-0087. win Williams Co. for fast sale. Hayes Agency, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, brick Agency, Realtors, 649- r— ____ - ...... ■ dltlon throughout ’ rlced at on- built-in oven and range, formal Co., 648-6129. WASHINGTON (AP) —The to the mcon was "com pltM tf 648-0131. BOLTON—6 room' Ranch. Oar ADVERTISING DEAN MACHINE 643-5129. 6347. V miOO. Charlea Usperance, President's Space Advisory unfounded.” Business Property WEST SIDE — Mock from Ing room. Heated, ground level age, stone front, dead end h.. "We will not conduct manned PRODUCTS ^ 649-7620. street. Large treed lot. Call Committee Building Motoriols 47 g a r d e n s - 4V4 For Sole 70 Washlngtcm School, 2 bedroom baths, 2-car garage, near acre 26* family room. <^e full and TEXAS SIZED RANCH has recommended ^^tH we have the highest CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS * oom duplex, ii/4 baths, dl.sh- Everything Is big, 8 bed now. Only $14,900. Hayes Agen house, oversized kitchen,' tiled MANCHESTER picturesque lot. Must see. MiANGHBSTElR 2 half baths, Attached garage, that the first American astro- assurance of their safety and 16.5 Adams St. STANDING BARN, weathered washer, private patio and cel- STAFFORD SPRINGS—7 unit rooms, formal dining room, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. bath, carpeting, excellent con Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 5 BEDROOM HOME 160x200 lot. Excellent value, cy, 646-0131. , nauta on the moon be permitted auccesa,” Seamans said, boards and hand hewn beams. lar. J. D. Real Estate Co-. 643- family room, one acre of Ha.s Immediate Openings apartment house in Immacu dition, big lot, garage. T. J. Six room Ranch, base Conveniently located In $28,600. Wolverton Agency, to move around on Its surface up_ (jharles A. Berry, chief of Buyer dismantle and remove 6129. SEVEN ROOM S]^t on 160 at' natural treed beauty. Su BOLTON — S bedroom Ranch, Full-Time Day and Night Shifts late condition. Completely crockkt, °ReiitOT, 643-1577. ment garage. W addell North Manchester, 1 block Realtors, 649-2818. as little as possible. medical progirams at the NASA from premises. Highest bid. modem. Priced lor quick sale. ------200 lot 1% baths, fine subur perb construction. All the with basement garage, fire COPV CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WE HAVE customers waiting School, good location for from bus, school, chpreh In a related claim of caution, center, said the decision to use Turret Lathe Operators For details call 742-7890. J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129, 515,509—IFlve room older home, ban location but in town. Own extras. Texas sized value place, level lot with plenty (A MOND.VY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. for the rental of your apart shopping and bus line, 51.1,- and shopping. If you are PRICE DROPPED —must sell. a top space agency official de- a ipure oxygen atmosphere in Hardinge Chucker Operators 643-8779. Ask lor John B. De* convenient to bus, shopping er transferred. Good value for Liberty St off Bigelow, 5 at only $29,000. Mr. Lewis, trees. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ment or home J D. Real 900. s cramped for more room, ntes the moon program is being the ship rather than a mixed- Days Quattro. and school. Leonard Agency, $22,900. T. J. Crockett Real 649-6306. 643-1577. Estate, 643-5129. this fine old home Is a true room bungalow for $16,600. pushed too fast in order to beat gas system which would hav« Bridgeport Millers Diamonds— Wctclies— Realtors, 646-0469. Eight room Colonial, 2 tor, 648-l6n. find for $17,700. J. Gordon, Spotless condition, excellent the Soviets. been less combustible was YOUR COOPERATION WILL n | A I A d 3 .9 7 1 1 Set-up and Operate BOLTON — stone quarry, 12 B & W BE APPRECIATED I I baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in 640-6306. home for small family, T. J. The advisory panel said ex- based partly on a lack of know- Inspector Jewelry 48 acres. Includes • equipment. 517,900 —buys this excellent 8 oven, range, dishwa.sher MANCHESTER—7 room Raised The BARROWS and 454 MAIN ST. —3 room apart' Ranch in like new condition. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677- Wanted— Real Estate 77 cessive enthusiasm and self- how. Experience in aircraft parts ^^Xt O T ~ A N d ""JEWELRY Low down payment to qual- bedroom Ranch, garage, porch and garbage disposal. 2-car WALLACE Co. re- ment. 585. 643-2426, 9-5. baths, 2-car garage, % B & W confidence by the men on the “ At the time of initial Apollo ified buyer. Asking $26,000. and large lot. Mitten Agency, garage, family room. A s The BARROWS and AUTHENTTC New Skigland Manchester Parkade WANTED — clean 5 or 6 room Continued From Preceding Page All benefits — An Equal acre, only $22,000. Hayes history-making moon ■visit must development,’ ’ he said, “ no S9 n"'"nn ^ v r ^ o l d ’^watc^*’ m r o o m s . $125. ~3% rooms, Prime location, excellent po- Realtors, 643-6930. sumable mortgage. rambling Cape. Nine rooms, 6 Manchester 649-5306 Cape, In or near Manchester. Opportunity Employer WAIiLAOB Co. Engaged be guarded against because of mulUgas system suitable for $115. Parking. 15 Forest St., tentlal. Store, office and bar- ^ Agency, 646-013L Manchester Parkade bedrooms, 8V& baths, modem Louis Dlmock, Realty, 649- Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 trade. Closed Mondays, F. E. Wtehen all bullt-lns, plus O O VBim i’Y -e x c ^ e n t buy 8 9323. The engagement of Miss Jen- the major uncertainties of the space flight had even been dem- Bray. 737 Main SL, State off Main St., 646-0090, 843- her shop on first floor, apart- j p R E A L E S T A T E C O . NB3W GARRISON Colonial — 8 Manchester 649-8306 nifer Doreen Totten to Kenneth mission. onstrated. A long development 5875. ment on second, plus two sin bar-b-cue In famUy sized kltch- ® bedrooms, 1% TRUCK DRIVER wanted for lo- PLUMBER OR plumber’s help- yv^ fITED - Carpenter's help- Thea.re Building. gle homes and garages. Total mal dining room, cabinet kltch- 643-5129 BIX ftOOM Garrison Colonial en "sunken* baths, family room, large fire- WANTED TO BUY direct from Mitchell Ray, both of Manches- "It is recommended that firm period was avoided by drawing cal deliveries for electric er, top wages, excellent work- steady employment. Call en, 2 bedrooms, recreation family room, 2-car garage, vmg iq placed U'vlng room, patio, nice owner to private party. Old ter, has been announced by her restraint be applied in formulat- on the technology and experl- M ANCH ESTER — 3 room annual income $6,900. Financ convenient to schools and bus cathedral ceiling, central air- wholesaler, excellent opportu- ing conditions, steady em- 643-9551. room, landscaped yard. Mar- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, yard. Mortgage assumption farm house, Oolonial, or Salt parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris- Ing plans for crew activity on ence gained in Mercury and apartment, first floor, appli ing available. Asking $50,000. transportation. Utirlng room conditioning. $46,0(X). Philbrick nity for advancement. Must be ployment. All work in close ------Ion E. Robertson, Realtor, a n c HESTER VICINITY — 4 646-6347. available. Asking $15,000. F. Box or will consider exenange topher W. Totten of 50 Sum- the lunar surface during the Gemini using a 100 per cent ox- Fuel and Feed 49-A ances, heat and hot water in F. M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682, with fireplace, formal dining Agency, Realtors, 649-6347, high school graduate with mil- radius of Manchester. Call 8^3 5953. Ranch with breezeway M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. Gall for my 3-famlly In Manchester, mlt S t first attempt,” the group said In ygen system." cluded, small quiet building. Gail Green. 74-2-7092. MANCHESTBR — 2 • family, room, kitchen and lav on first itary serrice completed Write 649-2860 between 9-5. PLUMBER— For weekend and Green, 742-7092. Phone 649-4336 and talk It over. Her fiance is a son of ’Mr. a weekend report. It also Seamans told the senators Hayes Agency, 646-0101. MANCHESTER—6 room Garrl- and - -- o garage, = ■ 2 bedrooms, large , central. Excellent condition. ^ floor. Second floor-8 bed- FOUR BEDROOM Ranch ron- Box Z, Herald. An equal op ------evening work. 643-0361. SEASONED HARDWOOD for and Mrs. Lonnie M. Ray of 174 warned against being too early Soviet spacemen breathe an SPRAY PAINTER for wood ------son Colonial, modem kitchen kitchen and living . car garage. Large lot. For In- rooms, full bath, large closets, ventently located near East portunity employer. sale. 74” 6215, 742-6830. 3 ' 2 ROOM heated apartment, with built-in range, dIsh-wash- starter home^ !14 200. Wolver- formation call Mitten Agency, powder room. Extra featurM Hartford. Large living room W. Middle Tpke. in attempts to establish a per- oxygen-nitrogen mixture com- fini.shing. Shop work only, good WE NEED A driver for our stove and refrigerator, second company pick-up truck to de- ^ BOLTON er, disposal, 2-zone hot water ton Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. Realtors, 643-6930 include walk-out basement, with fireplace, 2 ceramic Miss Totten, a 1965 graduate manent base on the moon. parable to ordinary air. opportunity. Displaycraft Inc., floor, central location, $125. of Manchester High School, is Cochairmen of the committee The report by the President’s 643-9557. liver and pick-up parts. Should SALE - Good quality bal- monthly^ 643“n 5 r 9 “ r m ’.-5 p^m! ______sundeck. Moderately priced, hatha, unusual 14x20 family Ten acres of land In addi heat, excellent financing, $19,- f^fiW LISTING — 3 bedroom Latin Nations to Sign employed at Aetna Life and were Dr. Franklin A. Long of Space Advisory Committee said haveVinvp knowledgeUrirvu/lAfip-p ofnf H theip greaterPTPfiter ed _j ^ hay,__ 742-7035. ^ M/^CHESTER — $16,900 6 10 per cent down. 80 year room, 2-car garage. Excellent FULLER tion to building with large 900. Philbrick Agency. Real- with two professionally Casualty Inaurance Co., Hart- Cornell University and Dr. Lew- that with the target date for the Hartford area. If qualified, ap ONE 3-ROOM and one 5-room room Cape, garage, treed lot. mortgage available. Wesley E. value, 10 per cent down. 80 banquet rooms plus pavil tors, 649-5347.______finished rooms in basement. ford. Mr. Ray, a 1963 graduate ig m . Branscomb of the Joint basic Apollo goal of a manned ply in person. Klock Co., 1272 apartment. No pets or chil Central location, near schools, smith Realtor, 643-1567. year mortgage available. Wes ion and large recreation MANCHESTER — two new 2- All city utilities yet has a quiet of Manchester High School, institute for Laboratoiy Astro- landing on the moon only three BRUSH CO. RETIRED MAN Tolland Tpke. dren. Call 643-2068 before 7 :30. bus, shopping. Bel Air Real _ , « ley Ri Smith, Realtor, 648-1567. Garden— Farm— area. Excellent location family flats, 5-5. Ready for oc- country atmosphere. Possible Estate, 643-9332. BOWERS SCHOOL -G arrison Nuclear Ban Treaty served two years with the U.S. physics in Boulder, Colo. years away. It Is essential to ______Colonial 7 rooms, 4 years old. Has JANITORS — Part-time, eve Dairy Products 50 c o l o n i a l m a n o r Apart for any club or organiza cupancy. Separate furnaces, to assumfi a 4' , 2 mortgage Army. He Is employed at Pratt in a preface to the 99-page start planning the programs of FOR PART-TIME nings. Hartford - Manche.ster ment— includes appliances and tion. city utilities. See and compare, substantial down payment. Bel- MANCHESTER—6 rooms plus Large modern kitchen, 2% Lots For Sol* 73 ^&IXICO CITY (AP) Six- The United States did win the Whitney, Divl^on of Unit- report. President Johnson com- the next decade, Immediate Opening area. Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m., EGGS — Extra large, strictly utilities, private patio and cel Mortgages available. Call fiore Agency, 643-5121^______sunporch, J.V4 baths, garage, baths, large paneled living _ r teen LAtin-Amerlcan nations are right to transport nuclear weap- Aircraft Coip., East Hart- mented that the most careful However, the committee said, MAINTENANCE WORK only. fresh, 49c dozen. Mednicks central convenient location, room, dining room and family w u u d e d i a acre nonr^ww, expected to sign a treaty Tues- ons through flie Panama Canal ,<>^3 consideration was needed “ be- this Is not the time to try to For lar. J. D. Real Estate, 643- J. D. REAL ESTATE Leon Cieszynski, Builder, 649- gjQjj-j- r o OM Cape (possible Farm Market, Route 30, Ver 5129. near schools, bus, shopping, room. 2-car garage, walk-out day banning nuclear weapons Zone in accordance with inter- ^he wedding Is planned for cause the opportunities In space write an overly detailed tlmeta- WAREHOUSEMAN -- Perma ______6 bedrooms), I'.i baths plus GENERAL CLERK APPLY non. 872-0058. 613-5129 ^43-8779 Bel Air Real’ Estate, 643-9332. basement, $32,500. Philbrick ^ better jua-l'ty. C^l P a^ W. region, but it proba- national law, May 6. are great but the costa axe ble for missions to the plantes. nent immediate opening avail rec room, garage, in fine res COLONIAL OAK Apartment.s— MANCHESTER — near Main Agency. Realto’rs, ‘ 649-6347. Dougan, Realtor. 649-4686. bly will not become fUHy effec- The Soviet Union expressed high.” “ Maximum immediate prlori- 3 able for reliable man over 25 3 room luxury apartment, Ap------St. 4-famlIy ''ome. Excellent In- idential area. Vacant. Asking FIVE ROOM Ranch with fin ish -___ tive for years. concern over the possibility of Our distributing station The report was finished Jan. ty’’ should be placed on un- MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN by East Hartford wholesaler. pliances and utilities furnished. ROOMING HOUSE -yearly In- come producer. 4 rooms In $21,600. T. J. Crockett, Real- ed rec room, 3 bedrooms, llv- BRICK RANCH —^l(»aded with b OUTON The treaty is the world’s first permissible explosions for has an interesting and di Household Goods 51 10, more than two weeks before manned flights to Venus and Call Mr, Feldman, 289-4338. 643-1055, 649-7857. come, $5,304, excellent return each apartment. Owner wants tor, 643-1577, Ing room with wall-wall_ car- extras, 7 rooms plus finished to ban nuclear weapons In a peaceful purposes, saying such versified position for per 46 West Center SL, Manchester 2 adjoining treed and level About Town the fire at Cape Kennedy that Mars to determine which, if el- CLEAN. USED refrigeratora, jr,— on investment. Centrally locat- fast sale. H ayjs Agency. 646- q u a i NT- 4^4 ROOM home In a peUng. Roomy kitchen 'with basement, 2 baths, fireplace, populated area and covers most devices are similar to those son with bookkeeping ex PART-TIME Women’s Christian Temper- killed three astronauts In an ther, is the more promising as ranges! automatic washt s! ^ h e a t , hot water, ^all Paul J. Correntl Agen- 0131. natural birch cabinets, oil hot garage, carpeting, Only $25,- building lots in exclusive perience. Applicant must quiet neighborhood, shaded area. 1st lot and 2nd of the western hemisphere be- used for war. But It said it Union will have its annual Apollo spacecraft. the focus of an expanded explo- with guarantees. See them at sto4ie, refngerator, disposal, gy 643-5363 or 643-2125, now. water heat, aluminum combi- 000. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, tween the United States and would sign If the other four nu- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Su- Testimony about the fire glv- ration pre^am in the 1970s, the be high school graduate. parking included. Nice loca- ______$16,500— Six room Cape, large rear yard, new furnace, ^ ce nations, walk-out basement. 643-1677. 1)4 acres. Financing avall- M AN WITH electrical experi- Work Available B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Antarctica. clear powers did. sannah Wesley HaU of South en last Tuesday by officials of group said. Some typing desirable but tion, $1,50. jler month. Call ------fenced in yard, immediate oc ramic tile bath and kltcnen, Immaculate condition. $16,900. ______r— _ a)3le. Price $4,800 each. To ence to service and install o . q Main St. CoH 643-2171. Twenty-one Latln-American The 16 expected to sign were Church. The tee will the National Aeronautics and NASA, the committee said, Is not essential. 649-0308 or 649-8989. Land For Sale 71 cupancy. Leonard Agency, full price, $13,900. Call Paul W. Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. MANCHESTER — 7 room Split see call Donna Luther at electrical signs. VVe will train a.m.-t- 01 o p.m. and Caribbean countries gave BoUvla, Colombia, Costa Rica, ijq^ot Frances E. Willard, in- Space Administration at a not doing all that should be done Realtors, 646-0469. Dougan, Realtor 649-4535. Level, IH baths, dining and 649-5306 or 875-6611. Accepted applicant 'vill en you. Permanent position, no WOT PAY 30-50 per cent more? .pjjpjgj, ROOM apartment, re- COVENTRY — 376’ frontage, 18 final approval to the treaty Sun- Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, temational founder of the or- closed session of the Senate In the line of integ^rated plan- Our low overhead (no rent or ‘ - CAPE —6 rooms, 4 finished, 2 Uving room, 8 bedrooms, kitch- joy pleasant working con layoffs. Excellent wages with Apply frigerator, electric stove, heat acres, $375 per acre. Terms. MANCHESTER—6______room_ bunga- ST. JAMES PARISH —7 room day after almost four years of Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mi^zation, and la open to the space committee was released ning for the years of planetary employes) means low discount unflnished. Good condition, en with bullt-lns, family room, B & W ditions, periodic Increases opportunity to eam additional and hot water, centrally locat Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. lowin like-new condition, $16,- Split Level, I'A baths, dining negotiations. Five of the 21 said Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, “ the weeknd. exploration ahead. The panel prices on quality new furniture. handy to center of town, $16,- one car garage. Low 20's. Own- The BARROWS and and company paid fringe . income. Apply, Radding Signs, TyTpTVQxiAI.D’S D R I V E -I N ed. 647-9687, 643-5211 after 5 900. Philbrick Agency, Real- room, family room, garage, 600. Philbrick Agency, Real- er, 649-3406. WALLACE 06: '• they could not sign it Tuesday Panama, Paraguay, Pera and ----- NASA Deputy Director Robert also suggested that better use of 42 Burn.side Ave., East Hart- •IVICDUINALD S u n i v c . llN For saving.s, service, and satis benefit programs. p.m. tors, 649-5347. '■H; large beautiful landscaped ton , 649-5347. Manchester Parkade but indicated they would do so Venezuela. Manchester Wates will meet C. Seamans Jr. testified that a manned flight might be made faction, without high pressure Houses For Sale 72 ______^- yard. $23,900. Philbrick Agen- ford, between 9 a.m.-12 noon 46 West Center St. GARDNER ST. — Exceptional Manchester 649-5306 later. tomorrow at the Italian Ameri- any suggestion that the space than sending a human crew on a or call Mr. Radding at 528- salesmanship, visit us today. MANCHESTER — Cobb Hill, cy. Realtors, 649-5347. extra The treaty bars the testing, APPLY IN PERSON $10,900—4 ROOM Ranch, porch, KANE RD., Manchester — 6 room * CflLllcan UiiUD, dub, Ilwunugc Bldiidge Dt- St- fvcttgi* Weigh- pre^ram program WelO was being pusiicu pushed W-MJ too Eiyuy flyby mission to Mars to 1976, a 3233 for an appointment. LeBlann Furniture Co,, 195 ONE HOUSEKEEPING room Now under construction Colo Here’s a home for those Inter use, construction or acquisition — Pensonnel Department — INSPECTOR — E X p e r i e n c- full cellar. GI or conventional L i t l & i m i f l l l ing in 'wiU be from 7 to 8 p.m. fast in order to beat the Soviets NASA goal. South St., Rockville. 875-2174. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St nials and Raised Ranches GREEN MANOR 7 large ested in modem U’vlng at Its places,nl^es. atures. M^CHBISTBR of nuclear weapons by countries financing. Mitten Agency, bulu by'An-saYdr all cVt^’ util- rooms, plus U 2 batlis for $18^- -K -m-fc 1 A coiilection for the Heart Fund ed. Must be able to read stand Open 9-8, S iturday 9-5. hv Annnldi nil citv util- . . Agency, Realtor*. * r ® ' * ^ * ’ to the zone but leaves the door MODERN 4 room second floor Realtors, 643-6930. beet In a price range you can Leonard l o Jt IISS X S r l C y win be taken instead of ex- FULLER BRUSH CO. ard inspection equipment. ______— ------■, ______ities. For further information 600. ”Vaesnt, • Best buy in town. afford. This 6 room contempor rural. All to town, diftorent nuclear explosions for apartment. Heat, hot water, 646-0469. changing valentines. The group 88 Long Hill St. PART^TIME Overtime, salary high. Call 529- ELECTRIC range. good call Charles Lesperance, 649- T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- locations. Call now. Hayes p^ceful purposes. condition, apartment size TEN ACRES, stately 7-room ary ranch Is loaded with extras Manchester GOP Chairman is open to aU Interested worn- r f U r l U 2.507 days or nights call Mr. electric range, refrigerator, 2 1577. mtil onlv 2 vear* vouiur Being VICTORIA RD.. Manchester — Agency, 646-0131. East Hartford refrigerator. Call 522-8605, stone 1840 Colonial, hot water 7620. ana orviy * year* young, jaciiig ^ , -J, However, , the— treaty----- — ..^bans —J any ^ixancis pvancls Denajtrera DellaFera wiu wiU not not ai- at- en. Fuel truck driver needed Barcomb, 643-5012. Arrow Tool car parking Included. Country 8:.30 a.m,-5 p.m. 643-4297 , 6 heat, fireplace, excellent con sqM due to owner’s transfer, w h ^ a fine buy to a 6^^ BUILDING LOTS -B u sh HiU device which releases uncon- Saturday’s mass meeting for 3 evenings a week. 5 Co., Wethersfield. location. $125. Adults, 643-7056. 5 'i ROOM RANCH on a quiet WETTHERELL ST., Manchester An Equal Opportunity p.m.-to p.m. dition, long road frontage. dose to all dovm-U^ facil- colmi^ v^h ^ of toe ^ building lota. H. M. trolled nuclear energy "and has the Hartford HUton, caUed ______p.m.-midnight. Apply in residential street. 3 generous —Brand new and ready for Im Kcffee Kraftera of the YWCA Employer COTTAGE ST,- 4 room tene Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Tracking Ship Delays person: mediate occupancy, this 8 ities. Can Doris Smith, J ^ s 1 ^ fw g^aen^s u^ng « Frechette, Realty, 644HH46, or » 8 « « P characteristics suited to give exposure to toe two lead- wiU meet Wednesday at 9:80 ROUND CENTER pedestal sol bedrooms, kitchen with built- Help Wanted— ment, .second floor, $90. Call room ranch combines the Realty Co., Realtors, 64S-U21. J ' 289-3668. for warlike purposes,” and tech- C andidas for Republican ajn . at toe Community Y. id oak table. Ijovc seat, cottage ’MANCHESTER — nearly new, ins. Large living room with Nicely landscaped lot and one MORIARTY BROTHERS 649-4498. charm of rural living with the Mi-aim Call Mr Conver------„ . . „ ——— *dcal experts say at present gtate chairman. DellaFera said Members are reminded to brtag M ale or Female 37 bureaus. 611-8962. quality built two families. Sep fireplace. Family room. 2-car *j I ^ s S t v O o .^ a J . •• " " detectable difference that he has a previous appoint- a vase or a container, a piece of WANTED 301 Center St., Manche.ster WANTED — couple to share arate furnaces, excellent fi garage, $19,700. Wolverton convenience of in-town facil Docking at Durban TEACHERS - tors 643-1121 ’ ^ peaceful device and ^ g „t of long standing. styrofoain, and wire cutters for experienced, CTJBIC FOOT Coldspot re furni.shed 5 room R.anch with nancing available. Hayes Agen Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ities. Built with the best of TWO FAMILY HOUSE tors, 64S-ii2i. TRUCK DRIVER — Inter English, Math, History, Sci Realty, 644-0445, 289-3568. one that can be used for war. frigerator, reasonable, 649- working widow. Call 649-5553 cy, 646-0131. materials and workmanship. Planning to attend toe meet- making of glazM flower ar- DURBAN, South Africa (AP) at the provincial governor** rea* mill, first shift. ence, Guidance, private school. GENERAL JANITOR helper for 2053. between 2-5 p.m., or 649-0271 NO DOWN VA, 10 per cent down Call Mr Convertino, Jarvis MANCHESTER-^plc and span MANCHESTER 3 vlew-of b l X T ^ i l S e r T l m m ^ " * ' r a n g ^ ^ . Mr*. Anthony Sal- l ^ n ^ . ' ^ ^ k T X torL^^ti*^ Write P.O. Box 3084. Central Eldridge SL Six and five BLEXITRIOIAN — Indus local printing plant, part-time. after 6. conventional. Six room Cape, Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. Six room Ranch on toe east ^ ^^^ea- roimttiefto toHone - chairman; ^ host®®- Station, Hartford, Conn. 06103. duplex, reasonably priced, , 1 , ------1 AU countries in the zone — ------— ------’ satelUte tracking ship Sword stained glass windows at too trial, first shift. 3-10 p.m. daily. Apply Allied large lot. Hutchins Agency, THREE ACRES PLUS M ANCHESTER — New listing. excellent condition. In ^ resWenttal area cu v . _ have signed central in xrar. Knot, reported at the weekend Holy Blood basilica and i^irayed Printing Services, 579 W. Mid — ELECTRIC STOVE Hotpoint, SECOND F L O O R - Brand new Realtors, 649-5324 and 100 frontage. Ideal for toe ^ $40,000 home*. CaU Lee committeeman from the 4th AMred P. Werbner of jg be planning to enter Durban glass splinters from a window In Six rootn Cape, Bowers cludes 4-car garage. Call M A IN T E NANCE MA dle Tpke., Manchester. good condition. $20. 649-2104. 4 room apartment. Heat, hot young family and features 8 opecnough for details. L. C. * Tnipir iAiHaiaHirA^ “ Man to service office equip 1773. ■ 643-5129 MAN — Alternating, 3 piece of property and must at $22,600. Wolverton Agency, Quattro. J. D. Real Estate, 648- 4- AU five nuclear powers “"^“® ^ ^ take Ws ship into Durban to- ^ the seaside resort of B laden- ment. Good mechanical MINIATURE POODLE-male, be seen to be appreciated. Realtors. 649-2818. 6129. have signed a protocol binding The meeting was caUed by ^ a k ^ CouncU, Degree of Tuesday. bergen with three men in It shifts (relief man). FOUR ROOM apartment — 22 ability needed. Electrical apricot, 4 months old, pedigree ______— . — — them to re.snect the document. A. Searle Pinney, who has re- Pocahontas wiU meet Wednes- Machinery and Tools 52 Chestnut St. Adult.s. Garage WATCHMAN- Third .shift. knowledge helpful. Con with all .shots, housebroken. $18,900 — 8-BEDROOM Ranch, 4-4 EXPANDABLE DUPLEX C u h u rh ail F a r 7 5 However, any signer can have signed as state chairman, effec- 7:30 p.m. at Odd FeUows '*'® available. Call 643-4677. T. J. CROCKETT tinuous on the job train 289-6998. COMPLETE SET ninehinist's large kitchen, fireplace, ahi- large wooded loL separate BUDHroon FOr aOW effective immediately tive Feb. 28. He has invited h m l Were W l be a social time saying he definitely APPLY ing. Car necessary. Job tools, asking $250. Can be seen ROOM WI’TH kitchen privileges Realtor 643-1577 EACH PRESCRIPTION IS ' mlnum siding, garage, base- furnaces, nice location, Leon- VBRNON — 6 room Oolonial, for Its territory. The treaty pro- the entire GOP State Central . rofreshments. Attackers Unkiumn security and opportunity HEALTHY - purebred collies. 41 Chestnut between 6-9. 649- centrally located, Mrs, Dorsey, ment 106x470 lot, trees, fenc- aid Agency, Realtors, 646- uyj„g jhilng room, vldes for creation of an agency Committee, all RepubUcan leg- ____ “ the necessary clearance from gEOUL, South I&rea (AP) — Cheney Brothers Inc. for advancement. Excep Nicely marked. No papers. 0774. American authorities.*' 14 Arch St. A PRECIOUS DOCUMENT ed, landscaped. Hutchins Agen 0469. modern kitchen with bullt-lns, to administer it after 11 nations Islators, all GOP town chiair- American Field Service U.S. miUtary authorities said 649-9^4. 31 Cooper Hill St., Manche.ster tionally high fringe bene $97. PAYS ALL. Assume 4% per cy, Realtors, 649-6324. 84 900 ASSUMES 6)4 mortgage. 1% baths, garage. Marlon K. sign. men and vice < ^ rm en . and committee will have Its '^® *^®" Personnel office open Monday- fits. THREE ROOM furnished apart AKC (JOLLIES. 7 weeks old, Antiques 56 cent mortgage. Attractive 3- A Doctor practically devotes his entire adult r i i ^ S n l l t ^ v e l Robertson, Realtor, 643-6958. Cuba did not participate in toe representatives of toe press, nhd-winter meeting Wednesday P®™l»sion from toe ^ t h ^ r i - determine toe identity ot toe Friday 8 a,m.-5 p.m. Call 643- ment. parking, private en NEW LISTTNO — Manchester, Six room Split Level. Re ------_ g„d said it would radio and television, A turnout ^jJhom e of Mr. government for toe Sword attackers who shot at a patrol PITNEY-BOWES INC. sables and tris. Exceptional bedroom Ranch, fireplace, life to gain the needed knowledge that enables 4141 for other hour appoint WANTED TO BUY Antiques, trance, $100. monthly, heat and trees, view. Hutchins Agency, not sign. The five nuclear pow- of about 500 is expected. . n. -Ranrh 143 Knot to enter the harbor was jggg than a mile south of the markings. Full while collars. the writing of a, prescription. After many years ments. Call 233-5581 for Appointment steins, furniture, pewter, lead utilities included. Suitable for Realtors, 649-5324. 742-6622. at college and internship, it is still obligatory ed lamps, art glass, primitives, couple. No pets. Porter St. 649- HOME DELIVERY An Equal Opportunity AKC DACHSHUND puppies, 9 any quantity, 644-8962. 5725. CHENEY ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 to read hours of new medical reports each week. Employer weeks old. Champion blood batlis, 2-car garage, approx A Pharmacist al.so .spends almost as many SALESMEN lines, black and tan. 649-1070 imately 3 acres of lan ■ Manche$ter-^A City of VUUme Charm VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 114 ...GO'GO'GO To Where The BUYS (TWENTY PAGES) aI a NCHESTER, c o n n ., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY If, 1967 (Claaeifled Adveiilalng on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENn* Anti-Maoists Declare Hanoi’s Scorn Routs Are $0 Terrific On Generai Dectric APPLIANCES Martial Law in Tibet TOKYO (A P )— Bloody chi. They further reported a big border. The report said a Soviet clashes have broken out in' step up the power ladder by battalion opened fire on a Viet Peace Prospect Tibet, and forces opposing Mao’s wife. Chinese army company and was WONDERFUL VALUES on G-E RANGES and WASHERS Mao Tse-Tung have declar A correspondent of the Japa repulsed. It said Soviet soldiers nese newspaper Sankei Shimbun were captured but later re ed martial law in the Tibet said 25 top military men have leased. an capital of Lhasa, Japa come under fire as followers of Self-Cleaning Does nese reports from Peking If true, this would be the first Would ^ you ' believe General Electric the bourgeois, reactionary line. known exchange of shots be m Everything said today. Wall posters put up by the General' Joe is back ? U.S. Renews tween the two Communist pow Wait for tomorrow’s VVashably Reports quoting wall posters postal and telegraph workers ers since the Maoist purge be 0 in Peking said dissidents led by Herald and see! 3T RANGE Perfect said that Mao’s aggressive third gan last August, Mao recently ^Open Door’ Gen. Chang Kuo-hua and his wife, Chiang Ching, has been was reported to have ordered an P-7 deputy, Chang Tsal-wang, beat named chairman of a new com alert all along China’s border back armed Maoist forces and mittee formed to press Mao's with the Soviet Union. ' Parley Vow seized control of the security purge in central party and gov State News General Electric Among the military leaders PUSH agency, police office, Lhasa Mu ernment organizations. WASHINGTON (AP)— SAVE A Included In the wholesale indic> nicipal party headquarters and Her new importance was un ment were Vice Defense Minis The North Vietnamesi BUTTON the People's Committee. derlined by the fact that Pre r DOUBLE OVEN RANGE ter Hsiao Ohlng-kuang, air force Many Assist used 3,770 trucks and ves BUNDLE mier Chou En-Ial, who might Peking-based correspondents commander Wu Fan-hslen, navy sels to rush at least 25,000 Automatic Self Cleaning Oven. have been expected to head of Yomiuri and Kyodo news deputy commander lA Tso-peng, tons of ammunition an4 such a committee, has been At Valentine service said that last Friday Ulanfu, commander of the Inner equipment toward South named to serve on It. as Mrs. armed troops, including peas Mongolian military district, and Vietnam during the boml> RANGE ants who used hoes and sickles, Mao’s sulviser. General Electric SAVE A Wang Bn-mab, commander of Marriage ing pause, the Defense De Best model. clashed with pro-Maoists inflict Another wall poster reported the Sinklang military district. a clash between Soviet and Red partment said today. ing casualties on scores of per Veteran Marshals .Ho Dung WINDSOR. (AP) — Val CL@^ BUNDLE sons and took more than 10 pris Chinese troops on an unspeci This was calculated to be entine’s Day was some AMERICANA RANGE oners. fied date on the Manchurian (See Page Bight) nough to support a 10,000-maa 4 Reports said some 400 pro- thing special today for division in combat tor 250 daysi Maoists were trapped inside Maria Varadi and Gabor a spokesman said. General Electric pro-Mao revolutionary rebel Fodor, both 19-year-old In the 96 hours of the Tet barracks. Hungarian refugees. truce, the Communists were Wall newspapers in Peking They were wed in Town Hall, able to tran^xjrt more war ma« L also indicated today a sweeping Shea Argues Darwin thanks to the efforts of the town terial southward than they h a i AUTO. WASHER . purge of Red China’s leading clerk, a probate judge and a in any previous 30-day period, .3 Water Temps, Lint Filter military men is under way in Circuit Court judge. the spokesman said. Vietnam peace prospects ap Mao's drive to weed out sup Maria and Gabor came to 4-SPEED Kept Ineommunieado peared at their loWest level hr porters of President Liu Shao- Town (Jlerk George J. Tudan a two months today as Monday’s The counsel tor Roy F. Dar year-old Manchester High few days ago with a proMem. General Electric FILTER-FLO resumption of the U.S. air war School student. State law requires parental con win seidd today that State Po against the North Vietnam end During nearly three hours ot sent for pers