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Pressures FTC Report Said Easing Hits Automen On Franc On Service

P A R IS (A P ) — Bhiropoaui WASHmOTON (AP) —The monoy morkota ware ipilotor to- Federal TYade Oommlaaton re­ doy oa apecutotora apparently leased a controversial staff re­ bOd twok bi tlM oxpeotatkin at port today that charge* ikto- iiAeraatlonal amergoncy action mahers with streeeiiv ealee at to provwit Ohaotlo dtoruptton of tha axpan** of proper warranty the wccld’o major catranelca. servloe and repair oparations. P r aaaura o n th e F ren ch fra n c A 1886 firtd study, cooduoted oased otf notioeaibly from the largely In to* Watoington, D.O., naar liyatoi'la towel reeuibed at area, was the Jumping off point the end of laat w««k. for toe Investigation described DbIWtTt W th e goweenoe-a of the toeedlng In the report, Inoluding oxten- a A n M n m ) alv* Interviewing among toe Ath M bar Woateen oantral banka met In rkara raeall Panel, Pwltsarland, for the a«o- manufacturers and dealers. (■ wttli h«r. ond day andd reporta that the “The report ho* focused at- il lUrto tentlcn on eeveral proUema," »” ’«4 (CV Oormon central bank was ready 7 traatroant to glv« France an emergency the agency sold. "It conoludea rthan Char- that many new oara are deliv­ aurrandarad credR ot a bHllcn doUara. Boidc- Idmaik, Chr- «m in the know diacounted re­ ered to toe buyer In poor oondi- Deo, port* that France had rejected tton; oar ownera experience dif­ a condiitton that French dome*- ficulty In having repairs made tic ccmaumptlcn be cut down. simply and axpadlttously, orten ■nte apecUlatore who bought causing them great Inconven­ an eatlmatod |1.B bUlion doUara ience; woricmanotalp in warran­ worth of West Oerman martu ty repair work Is frequently ! Lana, Paul loot week in the hope that the tooddy; and exoluslonB, Umlta- 8 hart and Qor- maxh would be revalued up­ Uons and conditions In the war­ ward and the franc devalued ap­ Adam dayton Powell ranties are not made dear to parently wore leea euro today. the purdiasers." The commission Itself has tak­ I — Waalbar The (reoStod apeculatloa tort <0 ) week brou|ht the franc to tta en no position on the report, Iraa kwert level alnoe the riot* and which Is the work of two of Its *b 3S** Baba" genMol atrlke lart June. The fe­ staff bureaus. I dlaoboTa bar Supreme Court But toe FTC announced It will ver aleo effected the pound and out -to ntanr open hearings on car warrantlea known Mr bM other Bbnopean curreOKlea. I baart John Leading bonkera throughout Jon. 0 and may make some pro- lawarl TbM^ EXuupe atroaaed their beOef that poaals to OongresB. Ida Btake. (C) school teachers. With the mayor is Albert Shanker, , Tony CUitta, the ooUapoe cf the franc and the To Hear Powell Ralph Nader, frequent ertUo Mayor John V. Lindsay makes announcement at Ljrl Batticer, pound would dlaargenlze the en- of government consumer protec­ Grade Mansion yesterday telling of a tentative in topcoat, head o f the 66,00(Kmember United Fed­ tir* world monetary ayatem. WASHINGTON (AP) — sured, fined end stripped of all tion methods, made the study _ <0) They «ald world financial aok- The Supreme Court agreed aenlortty. public early this month. He said agreement to end the strike of New York’s public eration of Teachers (UPT). (AP Photofax) ap W arn it never would have surfaced If » w i l a t O a » darity wa4 eeaenttlal to ward off today to hear a claim by Powell, a Negro, waa a veter­ the apecUlative cnelaught. an of 22 years In the House at he had not. ■an OB Adam Clayton Powell that The FTC’s answered that It K a a — o u r French oftlclale contended the time «nd chairman of the his exclusion from the was using the document as a and Man OB that the crtala waa cauaed by Education and Labor Commit­ House in March 1967 was "working paper" to gather onowbalUng rumon that the te e . unconstitutional. needed industry reaction. nuuh would be revalued rather Powel’s attorney* called Me Among criticisms in the re­ then by any new weakneos in The surprising action may set exclusfon "extraordinary, arbi­ leachers Accept Pact, the stag* tor a historical colli­ port la the charge that the auto- the Frenoh economy Specula- trary and unconetitutlonal.” makere put too much etrass on tore who expected both devuda- sion between the court and Oon- They said the HouM, in Judging greew. sales, giving deeders little Incen­ tlon of the franc and revaluation the quallficatlora of an etected tive to develop strong repair of the mark traded franc* for The appeal had sat on a back member, is restricted to thoee bumeV for months. When Powell and service operations. dollar* in enormoua quantitieB set forth in the OonstltuUoni. Other ixrints: In the hope of a double profit. was re-elected from his Harlem Theit is, that he be at toast 25 laad <0) dietrict earlier this month It was Bad feelings about warranties wraoa rnnrdar- Zurich marketa opened "rath­ yeeie old, a U.S. citizen and a could be eased if the manufac­ uputai'lnad dat>- er qu ietly” w ith 100 F rench assumed the court would cer­ resldeiit of the abate served. End N.Y. School Strike turers caught more defects at N Bod bin Tie- tainly not consider the case. franc* quoted at 80.40 Swlas He wee barred on a finding the factory and dealers did a franc*, compared with M.47 at The. New York Democrat was that be had mleused public better Job of predellvery Inspec­ NEW YORK (AP) — three-man state committee with ion teatoers packing Madison three strikes this school term th* ctoa* Friday. Some Bwlaa excluded last year by a 807-116 power over aU 800 city schoots Square Oardsn Sunday after­ an d another la st sqprtng. jroanc aaDor funde and ignored orders by tion. Union teachers voted over­ banka were limiting their pur- vote after a select committee New York court*. —^Dealers might show more "concurrent with the Board of noon, was heckled, however, at Ocean HiU is one ot three ex- choae* of franca, awaiting devel- found him guilty of "gross mis­ Attorney* for the House con- enthusiasm for warranty re­ whelming approval today EMuositloiv” >a meeting of toe l^ T ’s (Jelegat* pertmental dUtrlcte in tiM city Iran, Mffiia conduct" as a congressman and tar Matthau, opm eote. pairs if toelr payment from the of an agreement ending a Two eulier strike-ending aseambly with many persons providing for community oon- Ray Madtord. In many oourtxlea, even a* recommended that he be cen­ (S ee Vmga T en ) mamfaoturere was increased. milfing about and some shout­ trol of education. ilaa maw <0> months-long public school agreements feU apart because 'f o r aw a y m New Zealand, bank- —^Warranties rtiouM be pre­ the union said Its memben ing, "SeU-outl’’ Also, the Ocean HlU eight- era were reluctant to deal in sented in more straightforward strike. Classes will resume were harassed and threatened Shanker, vdio had recom­ stoool distrlot will bs supeiv currende* at ah until the rttua- terms and publicized more fully Tuesday for LI million pu­ at O cean HIU, vdiich is conduct­ mended acceptance of the pro­ vised by Herbert F. Jobneon, a 0 tton clarified. by manufacturers and dealers. pils, most of whom have ing an experiment in neighbor­ posed contract as "the beet we truetee named by State Educrt- Premier Maurice Oouve de Against Their Archbishop There will be two other Inves­ been shut out o f school for hood control. think we can do," called Um tion Oommlaeianer James E.' Al­ Miirvtlle eoheduled a televiaion tigations Into the cost of auto re­ all but 11 days of the fall Voting by the teachers was delegates’ btoavtor "a dli- len Jr. Johnson Is aesnrlate addreaa tonight to announce p a irs. held Sunday nig)it and from 8 grace," adding: "The constitu­ state commissioner of educa­ ity" ’i7 France Solr said the qieech Leonardls, said all Its members the rain waiting to cast bcdlots The new contract terms in­ Rlxxly McOby, unit admlnlatra- lya lia rie Saint. rtMUld put an end to the market subcommittee. Hart aays toe were directed to report to toelr In a midtown National Ouard clude removal of three princi­ tor of the district, who were sus­ subcommittee staff has substan­ speculatton. Rebellion of Priests schools Monday, but he did not arm ory. One ob serv er said It pals from the predominantly pended earlier in the dispute tiated "Information and impres­ The paper sold one likely solu- know whether classes would re­ was the largest turnout in toe Negro and Puerto Rican Ocean will remain suspended until Al- V ihap Shaw (0> ' sions In the warranty area’’ as tton waa a direct arrangement BAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP) — Dissenting priests have ques­ sume in toe afternoon, saying union’s history. Hill-Brownsvllle school distrlot aaaenli a t Oaaa- described in the FTC staff re­ (See Page Ten) naato between the French and Oer- An 18-member commission es- tioned the commission's objec­ that probably would be up to the Shanker, cheered by 17,000 un­ in Brooklyn, the focal point of I Men O B moui government* to ehlp back taUlShed to i«ebe a rebellion of tivity, saying that some mem­ port. dUaaa — OSAF individual teaching staffs. to Franc* the capital exported priests against their archbirtiop bers have publicly criticized But, Hart aald, "warranty I aad aisB OB The secret ballot vote of 17,658 I Wcatbair-Ma- by Frukoh epeetdatore. This is begiiwfng It* investigation, them . latlaa aad Stan w hich the 68 dissenting prieets The five-member executive (See Page Ten) to 2,738 approved the settlement (See Page Ten) already have called "a point­ committee representing the dis­ putting a state trustee in charge less, toothless gesture." senting priest* disclosed Sunday of eight schools in Ocean Hill- x oA B P irr- The commission will bear tes­ a letter It plans to send to Pope Brownsville, a Negro and Puer­ Allies Kill 416 Enemy I T B O O M m timony today through Thursday. Paul whlrti says that only au­ to Rican alum area of Brooklyn. [N C L im D ro A spokesman said 20 person* thorities from outside the Jacqueline Onassie Albert Shanker, president of I RATH. 24 Believed have asked to testify in a dis­ diocese can objectively investi­ Flying to U.S. the 66,000-memter AFL-CIO pute that has rocked the Roman gate the demands of the priests. United Federati) — million Catholics in the S2-coun- lated to the case we submitted Mrs. Onarcis left aboard a g;uarantee that union teachers tary spokesmen reported. It was any major ground attacks North Vietnamese units up to 3VERINO BTre swept a warehouse on the ty archdiocese for 27 years. to you," the letter said. The commission Is made up of scheduled Trans-World Air wUl not be harassed or threat­ the heaviest fighthig in the area against toe larger cities. Includ­ company size lart week moving Olasgow waterfront today and The priests asked the Pope priests and laymen volun­ lines flight without her hus­ ened at Ocean Hill, where the in three months. ing Da Nang, Hue, Quang Trt, eupplles across the Ben Hal Riv­ firemen battling through flaunes 12 6 and other Church officials in tarily formed as a fact-finding September that Archbishop Lu­ band. ouster of a group of white teach­ Quang Ngal, Hoi An and Tam er from the northern to the reported sighting 18 bodies, and Thousands of trooips were body. An observer appointed by cey be removed because of a ers last spring triggered toe K y. southern sector of the six-mUe- feare were expressed the toll . "He is coming later,” she sw eeping to e sea coa st and Jun- Pope Paul VI’S U.S. delegate strike. t " Instead, said Lam, be expects wlde butter zone. may be higher. said. g led footh ills in a!.r attem pt to MOP and will attend. (Bee Page Ten) The agreement also creates a rocket, mortar and terror at­ He declined to say, however, Officials said 24 workers — thwart any plana the enemy tacks on the cities and ground whether he beUeved toe North SAVE mamy of them women—were be- might have to attack Da Nang attacks on smaller, more Ughtiy Vietnamese were using th WHEU Uevod trapped in the building, in force. ^ . defended district towns and out­ bombing reprieve to buUd 1 9 owned by on ui^lsterere’ firm, Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam, YOU SEE posts. supplies for a new offensive The muKlrtory building was the South Vietnamese com­ along the frontier. The two THIS The general added to a series turned into an inferno within mander of the northern prov­ provinces Just below the DMZ, SION minute*. Rescuers said fui hour Qang Trl and Thus Thlen, were later: "There If no hope of any­ unueuaUy quiet over the wertt- one being left alive." end. At least three persons were Lam said there had bean 48 known to have escaped and After Flight enemy-tnitlated Incidents 'since were taken to a hospital with Saturday Mght In the tiir** bum s. __ i provinces below Da Nang, in- It wa* toe second bod tire to cloding eight ground attacks, tt hit th* British Islbe within 88 mortar and rocket attsMks and hours. Zond 6 Moonshot flva terrdr incidents. He said Seven peraons perished in a prisoners reported this waa the blase that swept a seafront hotel kiokotf of the enemy winter In Brirtiton, on toe south coast Lands in Russia cam paign. of E ngland. Twelve South Vietnamese sol­ Some workers trapped In the MOSCX)W (AP) — Moonshot descent of earlier spacecraft diers were kiUed in the blggert burning warehouse on the Glas­ Zond 6 landed Sunday In the So­ and makes It possible to land battle and 73 were wounded. gow watertront were seen viet Union after a seven-day "with lesser overhead and with The South Koreans reported screaming for help from brtiind flight to the moon and back, the greater precision.’’ seven of their nmn killed and barred window*. The amouncement said 2fond two wounded In another engage­ On* wltnese, Oeorge Hendry, RuasienB amounced today. ment. American casualties were W, said: "I saw men and wom­ On Its reitum flight after 6 had landed to a predetermined reported. . en standing behind the iron bars rounding the moon, Zond' 6 had area of the Soviet Unkm. The new outbreak of fighting of the windows screaming. Sec­ been tracked by Western obser­ It added toat Zond 6 tw ice onds later they were engulfed In vatories, wMch reported It entered toe earth’s atmosphere came after a weekend wav* ol smoke and the screaming reached toe earth Sunday. But in Its descent. The first dip Into enemy attacks and terrortsnk In Da Nang and along an 80-mUa stop p ed ." Soviet space outhorltiee made toe atmosphere, it said, reduced Every avaUable Are unit In no announoemert until today. the spacecraft’s speed "through stretch ot to* coastal lowlands th* city went to the blase on the Zond 6 waa orbited a week aerodynamical braking." south of tha country's second aiaeicw dock and flreboats off- ago today and circled the moon The descent ajqiaratuB was largest city. toppe lent their heto. Thursday. Its piredeceaeor, Zond then orient^ so that the space National police selaed 180 per^ penes smoke blanketed the 6 which also flew around the craft left toe atmoephere and sons In Da Nang who could not center of Soottond’s largest city. moon, landed In the Indian returned to space where It con­ produce proper papora They The flames could be seen from Ocean end was recovered Sept. tinued on a ballistic course until w ere bein g questioned to OetM^ Its second dip into the ofmea- mine If were VIrt Oong. miles, away. 22. Both were unmanned.to The roof of the building caved phere, toe report went on. OteL Lam said 18 torrorlsto, in­ Today's announcement sold In thU aecaid entry Into toe cluding four women, already in, and the whole place was an Zond 6 made a "controlled de­ atmosphere, it said, "the fur- had been found and they told In- inferno. scent with the use of the aero­ titer lowering cf the descending terrogaton 4» other Vlrt O oi« Firemen fought to keep the dynamical lifting force of toe (AP PhotoAuO apparatuses was also effected flames from reaching an adjoin­ descending craft." agento had oAterod to* eity. ing five-story building, the big- Firemen, knee-deep in foam, fight fire in dockside Glasgow, Scotland, today. Twenty-four persons are along the trajectory of con- s*>hour.’ourtew was put en gert tobacco warehouse in Scot­ It added that this technique land, , warehouse at Broomielaw, near James Watt St., in reported missing and may have died in the blaze. was different from the ballistic (Sea fug* «M) MANCHESTER tfVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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PA6B TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 At preseirt the comfolsaloii S2nd Dittriet Moslem Prince Renamed has its hands full looking sltsr pecting the one in D major, the fiunMands ot rafiigsss A spokesman said about a will return the parts in perfect swarming (mtoss borders in the Students *Steal’ dosen students from Shoreditch condition," the spokesman said. Eometlmes called "Le Matin” Sheinwold on Bridge D^nocrats Plan TV-Radio Tonight or ’"The Morning." Dates fo r UN Protector of Refugees volatile ooiitlnent in Africa. oi>lIet«, south of London, made He said the students put on la­ Prince Sadruddin, who lives London Bridge oM adth ei(ht stone pieces of the borers’ clothes, mingled with Its compoeiUon range from 1761 ANALYZE THE BIDDINO TO Victory DanCG to 1778 which accounts for t h e The Baby Has u n it e d n a t io n s , N.Y. me In an international atmoe- in caiat-au Bellertve, a beautiful UNDERSTAND UiAD NORTH bridge, the heaviest 334 pounds, workmen dismantling the 187- variance in numbering. state Representative WlHlam Television (AP) — A young Moslem prince phere and persuaded me to en­ castle on the banka oi Lake Ge­ LONtX>N (AP) — Some Btu- as a Raf Week stunt. year-oM bridge for shipment to “THE WAY By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4) A 63 The other symidwny is a C? 11095 wlio abandoned a life of affluent roll at a university in the United neva, la a man of varied inter- a«nta m y they have ctolen part Rajr Week is a traditional pe­ the United States, and loaded O’NelU’s campaign oommUtee 6:00 ; MO) Perry HiWM much larger work, the Fifth (10) A Jf^ ilutchppok ease to help the woiM’s under­ States.” esU. He alao ooUects Moslem of London Bridgt and are hoM- riod of student pranks designed the eight hunks of stone into a When your partner’s opening 0 Q4 has announced that It will ^U) Kerr Orlfthi I HEARD IT” of Shostakovibch. It calls for a 4 KJ 10 9 til) Rlflenaa (20) Himtley-BrinUey (C) privileged has been renamed A claissmate of Sen. Edward art and is publiidier of the ParU Inf It for aoo pounds—^4HX—ran- to benefit charitable causes. truck. lead Is obviously fronn' a short , aponaor a S2nd District Demo­ |6) ram 7:10 (40) WoMher Kennedy at Harvard, the prince Review, an avant-garde maga­ large orchestra and is now over WEST ' EAST B een N am ed m kbm ddusIbb 7:18 (40) Sport* U.N. protector of 8.6 million aom payable to a children’s "We have not damaged the The McCulloch OU Corp. of 30 years did. ’The Sovleto hailed suit you should try to give him cratic Victory Dance on Nov. 80 IM) Kleteroger'e Netfliboi^ 7:80 <18) Lea Oane perooiu without oountriea is an old friend of the Kennedy zine edited by his oM friend diarity. structure of the bridge and we S 10 872 eVS I 8 ^ ) The ATencara George Plimpton, author of Cahfomla paid $2.4 million for by John Gruber it with hysterical praise at its a ruff. Your 0rst Job, however, a t the Moose Lodge Hall In The Kunetere The U.N. General Assembly family. C? K 83 t? 62 OOaiKaOl)) I dream o( As high .commissioner, he "Paper Lksi." the bridge last April and plans 1987 premiere. It was premiered ,, decide whether he has led O AI6S 0 109832 Marlborough. Ollllnui'e latand Jwmle (C) voted by acclamation Friday to to reconstruct it at Lake Havasu .Oraarford, Gary Baymond f t., aon of Gary R Sr. and WeiSw (M) Faoa* of IBuetneea U.8.A. maintains offices In Geneva ♦ 75 ♦ A843 . Joim Maoomber Crawfonl, Rockville. He was bom Nov. 10 at Co-chairmen for the event WlU Truth or Cteoeequenoee (12) Ounamoke name Prince Sadruddin Aga City, Aria., as a tourist attrac­ is.phony in 1W8 and got an ox- ^ or the top card ‘ 0* Wlmfe NewT I (UMOdMO) Lauah-In with a staff of 300, ready to re­ SOUTH Rockville General HDepltal. Ifis maternal grandparent* are be Jamea Carey of (ZJohimMa Boone Khan as U.N. High Oranmlsskm- tion. tremely fine press at that time, a doubleton. If the cards don t (20 Frenoh 0>«f er for Refugees. spond to any government bur­ This season the Hartford Sym- Prelude to Die Meistersinger, 4 KQJ4 Mr. and MM*. Gordon Macomber, Tolland. Hla patwmal grand- and Anthony Flannery Of Bast F Troop ,34) N.E.T. Journal dened by an Influx of refugees. PROFESSKHiU. It is BtiU a fine work but I doubt tell you the story, try anelys- Hampton. Other arrangements Afternoon Report (C) 8-40) Peyton Place (C) The 35-year-old prince, vd)o pho.iy is inauguratii^ a series and Rlmsky-I&nsakofrs ever- that anyone today wlU rtiapso- Ing the bidding, , 9 AQ74 pwrantB are Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Crawford, Oloatonbuiy. 6:00 I 66-to-ia-tO) News. Sporte, ,13) Hares Lucy (C) In the late 1950s his office of four Simday afternoon con- popular ‘‘Scdieherezaxle,’’ I t’s a 0 K7 «*«)•« wUl be handled by Mrs, fldr- eatber (C) (18) Subaorlpflon W was first named to the poet in (Use over it as was done 80 Opening lead seven of chibe. enoe Lord, State Central Com-^ December 1966 wlU serve five worked night and day trying to SUEDE Calib 9imrntl Bontr Pomfret Man, 76 certs in addition to its regular really good program of stand- ♦ Q62 ■ranae, Kriatye Lee, daughter of Word B. and Mary Up­ ___(O »:00 ,40) The Outoasla (O find havens for refugees from years ago. If ever ttiere was a West led the seven of clube, mlttee Woman from Miarl- m ) Kamr HaitamonHi Reports .102042-80) Monday Night years starting Jan. 1. Prtddric E. Turkington, Director Perishes in Fire subscription series. Many of you ard music, neither hIgh-brow, composer who had a big propa- and East optimistically assum­ South West North East shaw Krause, Oether, Va. She was bom Nov. 10 at Rockville (») KoHato’se's Navy at the Movies Hungary where Soviet tanks GLEANIMI are bound to be Intereked. In nor an obvious bid for popular borough. (18) K enr Orimn OH ( 8-12) Mayberry R.F.D. (O The prince, who la uncle of gfanda machine behind him It ed that the lead was a single- 1 NT Pass 2 4i Pat* General Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Tickets wUl be In charge of ( 8) Monday Night Mkrvle had crushed an attempted revo­ POMFRET, Conn. (AP)—Er- the first {dace, most of the best support, Mr*. Willard B. Upehaw, Oether, Va. Her paternal grandpar- 6:06 Oombat the Aga Khan IV, is following a lution. It is too early to teU, but DONE ON PBEM1SB8 19 EUiniftxm Ave., Rockville—875-3636 was Shostakovitch. ton. East took the ace of clube 2 ♦ Pass 3 NT Pa»s Mrs. Ann McLoughlln of Bast 6:15 News (Cy 9:30 ; 8-13) Family Affair (C) nest C. Lewis, 76, died in a fire seats for 'the regular subscrip- I, for one, am immensely 4 All Pass anU are Mr. and Mrs. Woid B. Krause, 87 Walnut St. anam Underaover 24) (kHmeotfcut Iseue ■ famUy tradition of public serv­ Ms future work may center on ’nckets are available either as and returned the suit, but West Hampton and decorafiona wlU 6:80 I im WIKtar cmsdte (O 40) Bis Valley (O which destroyed his home early «ort concerts are aU soW out in happy to see Wagner Included. \ 8-13)'Oaral Burnett (CD ice. Hla father, the late Aga m , fugitives from Soviet-occupied a series, in which case you produced another club. East be handled by Mrs. Rose Mc- Frank Reynolds (O 10:00 was India’s representative to Paikad* OlMMr* Sunday advance. Then many of you He certainly hasn’t had many save some numey, or as in­ could never regain the lead to Fraako, Steidianie Marie, daugMer of Eugene B. and Sparren of MarUxmmgh. Bta) Himoey-Biinldey 10:30 [18) SubKitptton TV Ciechoslovakta. may be safiafled with a leteer performances hereabouts since of clube and lead a third club (24) Opinion Waaldnston the League of Nations and presi­ Lewis, who lived alone, was dividual concerts. Floor a n d give his partner the ruff, and Judy Sroka Franko, Rockville. She wna bom Nov. 9 at Rock­ John Matalkaa, proprietor of What’s New? 11:00 (8-1043482040) News. number of performances. the beginning of World Wsu- II, for West to niff. Weet woGld ville Gfoneral Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 6:45 News dent of the League. Hla half pronounced dead at the scene First Balcony are reserved; the South lost only to the two aces the Hariborough Tavern wlU be 7:00 After Dtamer Movie Weather (C) brother, the late Aly Khan, That is exactly what is offer- and It is definitely time that he Second Balcony is "rush seats" then cash the aee of tfiamonds and Urn. John P. Sroka, Springfield, Maas. Her paternal 0) Law and Mr.. JoneeJow after the 2 a.m. blaze. FUre of' and the king of trumps. In charge of refreehmente. .. Neenbeal 111:116 3) IWealher «j) headed the Paklstajii delegation ficiala said the home on T ^ g Sunday aftei- at lesser price. East should have played the to defeat the contract. , grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Nickolas Franko, Pittsburgh. Tlcketa in Hebron may be ob­ I) (kdtar with Frsderick 11:06 S) Monday Starllsbt (C) OF MANCHESTER How To Work It Ont foad to the United Nations in the late Road was beyond saving by the noon at 8:30. ‘Diere are Just four cert hall and the operatic stage, encouraging eight of clubs at Pa. tained from Joseph Keama, ( 8-13) Truth or COneequenoea 111:30 ( 6-40) Joey BMmp Show (C) FLETUHER OUSU GO. We can see all of this because « « «. I* « (3*80) Neva. Weather, (12) Late Movie IBSOs, and a nephew. Prince time ttiey arrived. concerts: the one m«itloned, which is what is finally happen- the first trick instead of win­ chairman of the Democratic (10402220) Tontsht Show (CD we are looking at ah four hands. Amyn^ has served with the U.N. 54 McKEE STREET 6494521 The state fire marshal is in- December 29, another ing at the BushneU. Intruder Loses ning with the ace. West would MiOariliy, Marianne, dougditer of James B. and Doris Town Committee, and Mrs. Economic and Socl^ Affair* vestigating the cause of the February 2, and the final one an A whole generation has grown get in with the king of trumps The question is whether East Lowe McCarthy, TalcottvlUe. She was bom Nov. 9 at Rock­ Dennis Keefe, co-chairman. SEE SA’TDBDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE U S nN G S should have been able to work (Committee. blaze. April IS. TTie first three will be up, utterly ignorant of one of so lead his other chib, adiere- ville General Hmpital. She has three brothers, James B. Jr. As son of the spiritual leader Footrace with it out at the table, looking only D. D. EISENHOWER, DECANTER . .fS jM conducted by Arthur Winograd. the greatest composers who upon East would take the ace 18, David C., 12 and Richard 6; and two sisters, Deborah Ann, Radio of 20 miUion Isinaill Moslems J. F. KENNEDY, DECANTER ... ’The last one features Henry ever lived. This should not be. at his own hand and the dum­ 16 and Unda, 9. Wife of Vicar *1 « • e * (lU s Hsfing fatolndes only fiioee news brnadoosts of 10 or U who owned one of the world’s F. D. ROOSEVELT...... il6.00 Lewis, the first Negro to head He is not half so hard to take my. Bns Rider Quurged, nrinute lengfii. Some stafions oarry other short newsoaats.) finest racing stable* and a symphony orchestra in the as you will be given to under- East’s first step is to consid­ Carrying Loaded Gnn M .L .K I N 6 ...... fS .I LONDON (AP) — The vicar Oolenuui, Viokl Ann, daughter of John and Marie Arena 11:00 Nerwa, Weather roamed the play spots of the iRanrl^pBtpr Unlted States. stand. When: somebody says to er the poEolble distributions in Coleman, Rockville. She was bom Nov. 13 at Mancheoter Me­ WBOH—818 R. F. KENNEDY ...... Gi s S.0G . ( seized a sword and routed the OREENWICH,^ Conn. (AP) — 6:00 Hartford HlshltffUe 11:20 Sports Ftnal Weet, Sadruddin waa brought up AU have soloists, tfoft Sun- you, "Wagner? I can’t stand Rusk., Franco chibs. It West has led a single- morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents ore Hr. and Mrs. 7:00 News 11:30 Other Side of the Day in an atmosphere of Oriental NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM S I .0 0 £ttpntn0 Ifptald housebreaker, but it w m the vi­ 3:00 CMslIfhl day will bring Jacqueline Du- hdm!" Just drive the guy t/ito car’s wife in a nightgown and ton, South holds four clubs; if August Arma, Mt. Vemim, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are A 21-year-old New York City 12:00 (jutet Hours splendor and western opulence. Published Delljr Kseept Sunders Pre to the BiuhneU. Some of a comer by asking hl/m how coat who caught up with the Meet Today West has led from a doubleton. Mr. and Mn*. John Coleman, East (Chester, N.Y. has two man today taoee charges of car- WPOP—1418 Y outh’D ies A fter He Is an Iranian citizen. Now la the time to bring In your screens to be repaired. •ad Holldejns sit IS Hssell Street. you may have heard her out at many performances of Wagner South holds three clube. brothers, J<>lm HI 4, and David 2; and a idster, Donna, 5. 6:00 Danny Clayton Btorm window glass replaced. fleeing intruder, slapped his rying a loaded rifle on a bus 6:00 Dick Heatheiton Shooting Accident At Harvard, he developed an Service Anywhere Meaoheeter, Conn. (OSMO) Storrs, and if so I’m sure you’ll he has ever heard. CSiances are face and held him by the neck. MADRID (AP) — Secretary East next considers the bid­ '• « * I* « 8:00 Steve Morgan Interest Jn International affairs. relephoBe 64S-S7U want to hear her again. She's he hasn't heard any, and prob- bound from Norwalk to New 1:00 Gary Qtrard AUTO euss m STALLED Secoiu Cius Postece Paid el The violence in the vicarage of State Dean Rusk met today ding. South has bid both major Shipman, Keri-Lynn, daughter of Edward J. and Laura WATERBURY, Oram. (AP)— He first won the attention of the really a notch cellist, who ahly can’t mention the names York a ty . WINF—USt U.N. inner circle by helping Itenciieeter, Conn. began with the sound of break­ with Generalissimo Fraaco aft­ suits and therefore muM hold Bootliroyd Shipman, 12 West St. She was bom Nov. 18 at Man­ PoUce moUened the bus to (he 6:00 Nerwe An accidental shooting claimed Did you know that we make arransrements anywhere ? will be heard in Elgar’s E-min- of two of the composer's operas, chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 6:16 S p ^ Up the Ufe of 20-year-old Douglas raise $10 mUlton to keep price­ GUSS FURNITURE TOPS ing glass, late Saturday night, er spending the weekend In bed (our spades and four hearts. If side of (he rood in Oreenwlah SUBSCRIPTION RATES nor Cello Concerto. This certain- even though he walked down South also held four dubs, he JUT. and Mrts. Albert Booihroyd, Rockville. Her paternal grand- 6:00 Hews Desaulnlers of Waterbury to­ less Egyptian art treasures A cdlect.call to us from any distant place, at any the Rev. Jack Dover Wellman with the flu...... Saturday and arrested Edward 6:15 S p ^ Hartford MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Pereble la Adrenee ly is not heard with overly great th® aisle to the tune of the Wed- Rusk planned to tell the Span­ would have room in his hand parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Eldward E. Shipman, Glastonbury. 6:46 l^ eU ■niolocnas day. from being flooded by the wa­ One Tear ...... ISO 00 said today. A former navy offi­ A. Ontskor. He w as(M d in Ueu 6:65 ^ Rlnuto time, is handled promptiy and completely. •U HoMbs ...... 16J0 frequency. In fact I’ve never ding Miarch from “Lohengrin.” cer and air force chaplain, the ish chief of state about the for only one diamond. But this • « «i • « 7:00 The World Tonight Desaulnlers was wounded in ters of the Nile backing up be­ heard it. The Rimsky-Korsakoff is so of $5,000 bond alt the Westport 7:30 Frank OXSord the chfst Sunday afternoon by hind the Aswan High Dam. PIGTURE FRAM1N0 (all types) ■Riree Menths ...... 7.90 vicar picked up a three-foot cer­ meeting of the North Atlantic is impossible, since South would Long, Darren Alan, son of (3eorge K. and Lynne Murray 7:to Speak Up ^orte One UoBtb ...... XOD Also on the program are the weU known as to need scant emonial sword, a family heir­ Treaty Organdzatlon in Brus­ not bid one notrump with a sin­ Long, SouUi Windsor. He was bom Nov. 12 at Manchester Me- State PoUce barracks, then a .22 caliber rifle held by a "I had a personal Inteiest in transferred to FaliCield M is WINDOW and PUTE OLASS comment from me. It is aome- loom, and went to investigate. sels. gleton. Therefore West’s open­ morbd HospEtal. His maternal grandmother la Mrs. Althea N. 8:10 Up Sporte friend, Charles Nappl, 21. the Nubian treasures,” he told a times downgraded by would-be Ifospltal in Newtown, poHce 8:30 Up Hartford reporter. ”My father spent his Tab Entdosores from $30 to $45 phis installatioii "In the Queen's name, I ar­ Meanwhile, U.S. and Spanish ing lead cannot be a singleton, Murray, 40 Marshall Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. U:30 Fattier Nappl told poUce they had ^ musdeal aesthetes. I%ooey on said. 13:16 Sign Off been out shooting in the woods last years in Egypt and always rest you!” He shouted at the military leaders began a series and East nuist refuse to win the and Mn*. George S. Long, 247 Autumn S t He has a brother, WnC—1888 I them. The last movement is ah- trick. Darrel Steven, 4 and a sister. Darby Lyime, 6. According to the polloe report, 6:00 Afternoon Edition and were standing in the drive­ insisted that I have knowledge man he found in the garden. of informal talks seeking to first of the monuments. I often visit­ Specials for Collectors: I sQlutely superb sea music, The man ducked from the sword break the deadlock over renew­ n « « K 41 Onlskor bought file .22«altber 6:00 Mnre way at Nappi’s home when the I whose only rtval is Ihe overture Dally Queetkm 6:15 ffaefeet Report gun went off. ed them as a dhlld." and ran off, the vicar and his al of U.S. base rights In Spain. Partner opena with 1-NT (It Arohambeso, Curtiss Bfark, son orf Robert W. and Kath­ rifle in Norwalk Saturday morn­ 6:30 Weather 19MI Gampai|[n Bottles ' to "The Flying Dutchman," by ing, walketd to file Norwalk bus 6:35 Strictly Bports Desaulnlers was rushed to St. In 1962, Sadruddin waa named wife in pursuit Heading the U.S. contingent to 18 pointe), and the next play­ leen Rock Ardiambeau, Rockville. He was bom Nov. 8 at 6:36 Afternoon Edltlor deputy refugee commlasloner Pnzoii and Aguew on Amber Elephent j Wagner. (Now you Itiow the was Gen. Elarle G. Wheeler, RockvUIe (3eneral Hoepltal. His maternal grandparents ore station and began triggering It, 7:10 Accent '88 Mary’s Hospital, where he died ; names of two Wagner c^ras.) The clergyman lost a bed­ er paasee. You hold: Spades, 16- 7H6 Now this morning. and tea served the cause ever chairman of the Joint CSilefs of 8-7-S; Hearts, K-8-S; DtaJnonde, Mr. and Mn. Francis Rock, East Hartford. Ifia paternal without ammunition. The police Bottles ! December 29 brings Handel’s room slipper and fell behind, 7:30 David Brlnkl^ since. but his barefoot wife got her Staff, who also came from the A-J-6-6; Clubs, 7-5. grandparenta are Mr. and M n. Edmund Gauvin, Beriin, N.H. said when they stopped the bus, 7:30 Newi of the world "I was brought up with a HnmphreY and Mwdrie on Green Donkey I “Messish:” What did you ex- He has a brother, R. Craig, 5H. they found Onlcknr holding the 7:46 Joe Garaglola Tbe Harry S. Truman Library hands on. the man after 200 NATO meeting. What do yon sayT 7:66 Slmphasia in Independence, Mo., has at­ sense of responsibility to the B o ttle s...... po- set 9BJBS i pect? Soloists will be Carolyn yards. Officially Wheder’s talks ««*,«« loaded rifle, cocked, wttti 35 bid- 8:00 News ; Stanford, LUi Qiookasian, Answer: Bid two dubo, the 8:06 Pop Cknoert tracted more than 1,750,000 vial- Moslem CJommunlty,” said the “I was determined not to let were not listed as negotlatioas, Stayman Cbnvention. This asks Edwards, Gregory Stuart, son of Stuart I. and Norine lets nearby. 9:10 fnghtbeat tors since it opened in 1067. prince, ‘'but father also raised ! Charles Bressler, and McHenry but U.S. military and Spanish partner to show a major suit Zohner Edwards, Rockville. He was bora Nov. 7 at Rockville OF FINE ’ Boatwright. I don’t 1C.KW Miss him go,” said Mrs. Wellman. "I TRAILER kept my left: arm tightly round govermnent sources both said of four or more cards If he has General Hoepital. O s maternal grandpareiAs are Mr. and Stanford, ithe soprano, nor Mr. the negotiations for bases had MitB. Ernest H. Zahner, Rockville. IQ* paternal grandparents I Bressler, the tenor. But I do his neck and beat him round the sudi a suit. If partner bid* two LOADS BEDDING face with my right arm. been tinned over to the mili­ spades, you will raise to three are Mr. and M n. Irvin E. Eklwards, Endno, Calif. ' know the other two. Llll Chook- tary and that a renewal agree­ f ; ’ asian has a glowing vodee that "I was roused and infuriated. spades; if he bids anything An Englishman’s home is his ment would come out of Wheel­ else,, you wlU bid 2-OT. Feeko, Marjorie Lyim, daughter of William A. and Eniz- ’ is beautiful to hear. I heard er’s visit. abefli Popirii Fecko, Ellington. She waa bom Nov. 7 at Rock- j Mr. Boatwright about ten years castle, and it’s scandalous for GopyrlgM uiM, people to try to break in. I think Military leaders of both na­ General Feahirea Oorp, vUle General Hoepital. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. Giving is More Fun \Mhen You Have Cash-in-Hond! i ago in Hamburg, Germany, fci tions reportedly have been in fa­ and Mra. Stephen Popick, RockvlUe. Her paternal grandpar- ’ Otello, the Verdi opera, and his we should all have guns to pro­ tect ourselves. vor of renewal during a year of mb* are Mr. and Mrs. John Fecko Sr., RockvlUe. She has four j performance is still memorable, negotiations. Bisters, Betty Ann 6. FeUcla Ann 8, lin d a Ann 4 and Annette j In beitween there have been "As I was saying to the bishop Wheeler was scheduled to Ay Marie, 18 monihs. ! numerous singers whom I can’t only on Friday, if we aire going STATE to preserve our society we must back to the United States Tues­ remeiWber. day but his departure appeared Provost, Jennifer Eden, daughter of Richard J. and Po^ Hundreds of Mattresses & Box Springs February 2 brings Ruggiero fight to the death.” Several neighbors were wak­ now to be delayed until Wednes­ “W alt U ata Da*fe” 9fi)0 triela Celentano Provost, E ast Hartford. Sho vras bom Nov. Rlcd as Enrioist. I remember day. 4 at Barifocd Hoepital. Her'maternal grandparents are Mr. i him as a child prodigy, but he ened toy the commotion and helped hold the man for the po­ and M n. A, B- Celentano, Wetheiisfleld. Her paternal grand- Open Your *69 Christmas Club I AUDREY is VMw a thoroughly seasoned lice. He collapsed in the police pofentB 'a re Mr. - and Mrb. Hector O. Provost, 104 Elizabeth artist. He will play the Wienlaw- HEPBURN Dr. ^ For this Great Sale! i ski vloUn concerto, which has station and was taken to a hos­ ’ sort of fallen into the limbo of pital. ALAN The vicar said he had used EAST Manner, Steven Alan, son of Richard G. anfl Dorothy- i forgotten ooonpoeitlons. It is a ARKIN Obattone Manner, 281 Hillstown Rd. He was bom Nov. 10 at I thoroughly enjoyable work, the sword once before—^to chase some burglars away from the RICHARD Monishester Memorial HospMal. raa maternal grandparenta I though It will never trouble the are Mr. and BCrs. John E. Gherione, Windsor Locks. Hla pater­ Our Best Tufted! I slumbers of Beethoven, vicarage three years ago. CRENNA Firm 242 coil tufted mattress with a heavy duty woven nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manner, 674 Wefii- i Brahms, or even Tschalkowsky. ereH S t He haa two brothers, Kevin 6 and Edward 4. stripe ticking. Five year warranty. '• The second movement, or Matching Box Spring Same Low Price! “ "Romemce" is poesitdy familiar Secluded Spot W asn’t In Fact— ^Deserted WJUTOMmiMUNf Ingersall, Snaanne Louise, daughter of Frank M. and Twin or Full J to you, even though the whole Ckirmen DeFelice Ingersall, Venvm. She was bom Nov. 11 at 'j concerto is rarely heard today. Sizes LUTON, England (AP) — Float Oo-Featotie 7:00 Manchester Memorial Ho^tal. Her maternal grandparents 33.50 This program will open with are Mr. and Mrs. Phil DeFelice, Trumbull. Her paternal the premiere of a commlsioned P^id Sibley, 18, parked Ws car Matching Box Spring Same Low Price! p a u L grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Eiverett Ingeraall, Hamden. work by Edward Miller, a mem- hi R deserted spot Saturday ber or the faculty at Hartt Cf P E P P fe lONELY HEARTS CHIB RANoj SKIRT PROFESSIONAL M. V. OMy Nm SUSINESS LENGTHS Ba. . SET TRAINING VOl GK1 Horn AT TKN AND ADULT HIGH (CHOOlOIIADUATtS The i k k e ■ IBM 360 COMPUT6R THIS i,o>» » ; ■ IBM KEVPUNeX H e a d b o a rd || c.\Gno7r| ■ SECRETARIAL BCIENCES Beetles ■ Hedloal-LegU-Execullve , Savings Bank^ of Manchester a n d F ra m e (;iia k (;e Yellow Member F 0.1.C While llifi Iuhi! ALL Y oeit m m ■ ■ ■ in KCII A.SE.S m m Color by Submapine 49i88 Just .50 Sriid 1 4 .9 5 IDE LUXE M A IN O FFICE-^M aln street opp. St. James Church EAST BRANCH — E. Center Street at Lenox Street WEST BRANCH — Manchester Parkade II M< 11 OKI) v w e Flabrioe — Fatlem s — Nettons — DrapiMrleB e itS T HARTFORD OFHUE— Burnside Avenue at Church Street SO. WINDSOR OFFICE — Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center \( ADI MY 177 Hartford Rd. — Comer of Pbie St., Manchester Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway SALI MON. thru WID. Ml i;i siMSS BURNSIDE Open Daily tlH 9 P.M. -p- Sat. fill 6 PJH. MAIN OFFICE & PARKADE OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY^ MORNINOS We iciervc the nglii m liiiiil quaiililies OPiN LATI IVERY NIGHT IlMlaiVtiBli I m i'AP” Ifi-. 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE m Msta SL-«8 LewU gt. . Hartford—YeL 6S5-9188 ViAcrosa Irorti Traveler* In aj/ NOW SHOWING; "PAPER LION" IN COLOR AT 7:00 - 9:05' V , • ■ < “ 1)

—K PAOB FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 Brock, itbrary table: Mrs. Mary cloMd untU tbe urioii announcM Vemon Nkdwki, rellgioui articles; Mrs. South Windsor a«oeptmac« of tiie acreemient.” Catherine Lodge and Mrs. —Albert Siwnker, prertdent of ‘Good Old Days’ Joyce MMla, sewing and knit­ Current Nmt -Toark aty*s UMtad Federa- ting; Mrs. Jan Brookman, white Refine Disturbed Skin Council Holds First Meeting Uon of Teachers, on terfaltive X hdm U * o f B aZ aH T elephant, and Mrs. Hilda Kay- agreement toward ending the *■ Even blacMteale and pk tplee* yield. Cream 4M e HOIXiYWOOD (AP) — ' R bridge, and ondther 100 for Qer- an, games. Q u o te s Good Old Days” wffl be in, around, under m a through the pore* seemed hnpooeibte^ going into maon. In New Town HallTonight Tl donx thliilc that for qtnte ^ ____ Mkw 7oax.‘-In one week a dis­ lighten and claar. Virtually re­ Rusaionoooupled CaeohoBlova- In troubled Cteechoalovakia it By THE ASSOdATBD PRESS some yelars the Egyptians or the Otem« oi turbed sUn can be pcetUM', news tha surfkoe ddnl A ifoia- Ida to film baXitte scenea for an waa foaired ttmt the gunfire and H m Tow n OoimeU win b« Ike- Rd., wa« pwirted tenfiorary "lit (amouncemeiM of the Jordanians Mend really to start of the Sacred Heart (Jhurch. It dearer and finer-looking by us­ turises—siimulatas tha lUn’e American movie. Tet Director exploeshms required for ihe flhn- itiy a hkkvy k(MMla in Ka and ooodltiankl pemileefon for North Vietnam bombirg halt) a war again.”—Jerusalem May- be held a* the pculsh cen- ing a special pore cream. If your own dewlnaas. To disturbed WllBam KfxMok managed that tog might alarm the populaoe. pranlkT* partOnnanc* at tlM a aign larger than pennttted dU have a dramatic effect for or Teddy Kollek, saying he ex- Saturday from 11 a.m. iMn Is disturbed—In odor, tax- sUn, Ds« Deep Pore Oetm feat and baa returned with the Ehibontte precautions were naw team ban tonlgtir. Two a t 240 Oakland Rd. tore, surface Imperfections or brings new hoi^ of a daar, the first 48 hours ... If it had psets no renewed Arab-Isiaell ooarse pores, it n e ^ oetivs hdp. frtah oomplaxlon from the trust­ footafe to comptete a $8-mlllton made to inform the cMiaena of putdle haarlfiga wfll pneade the w . O. Klaratead, Inc., c/o to 7 p.m. war epic. the filming plans, and army come later M might have had war In 1906. Refreshments wUl be served And that Is what you gst wltti worthy M-year-dd Mttohum actual council maating held for joahn Oonatruotloa Ox, Hhrt- more of an Impact."—^Herbert ------Deep Deep Pore Cream. L The labonitocy. In fact, you get vist- Kronlok was the aeconiil-unlt troopa ringed tbe suea to pre­ tha firat thne In Ms new quar- Aad, was granted a variance O.__ Klein, a top„ „campaign „ .. to_ and wiU include hot dogs, slop­ daanlngcst, fluffiest of creams. blt improvement to ten days or ihreotor o< '"nie Bridga at Re- vent ally toclderito. ters at the comer of EUlngton allow building 16 fee* closer ppesldent-eloct Rfchard'llL Nbt- Surgery Scheduled py Joes, sausage-burgers, ice 1 After yoiu tissue it off; oount- return unused portion to retailer moean"—4n movie parlance, the 'We were fighting agalra* Rd. and Sunivan Ave. to the froo* Mne than rogu- saying Saigon's stance had -WAfiHINGmiN (AP) —Sur- cream and coffee. IsM invisible droplets remain^ for full refund. Even U o^ eeoond urM ts the company tha* tim e,’’ remarked KrtNAck. "The At 7:16 p.n». there wlU be a permit. The building In reduced the hak'a benefit to gery to remove an arterial Mrs. LouU Cloutier is general WlMfi Hm w oy yoH and iMttetratt—In, around, un- heads, ptoqdes, ooaisa pocasl flbna action sequences and weather woa turning cold, and hearing on an ordinance to dsr and throudi the porta for Deep D ^ is on sate from queStkai is to be a new central Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey blockage la scheduled 'niursday chairman with Mrs. Oorina ftdl dzpEEcU on a finer skin texture. (Even black­ bajokfrounde that don't require toe leaves were beghuikR to create a Polloe Department, Lane and WSliam Oellers in* coast to ooast a t flOO for O a post ofBoa by election day. for Sen. E. I,. "Bob” Bartlett, heads and 'surface plmplts out­ 90-day supdy- the principal actors. Like ihe redden. Thte would hove con- followed at 7:S0 p.m. by a hear­ Chgr and Dorothy Jodloe, 1610 "TtHise who protK most by D-AIaska, his office reported charge of docoratkanB and Mrs. PrgscripIlM wardly caused yidd.) 3. Clears reat of to# American film troupe fUcted wMh the eariy ecenee, ing on sidewalks for Kelly Rd. Sullivan Ave., were granted this unteeadile system (of basing Sunday. Lena TherauM In charge of re- you eon the skin with positive action to Kroidck evacuated in a motor- wMch w ere. fUmed la aprtriB. council will act on both j* A nrf (fe y-**——permission to ^ build a •gacage I wto V— congressional 'Inl■^ll■ wi committee uwuchair- The w,/d&vavai,operation, v called c m ,' a "dou- freshments. WuMdu's a day after the Rueslans And toe whole picture waa sup- public hearir« items a u ^ ira ^ sideline manaMpa on seniority) natural- Me arterial Implant,' Is to be Booths and their chairman and their tallies invaded Caecho- posed to take place in three regular meeting scheduled for on premises on Sulkvsn Avn. ly are the southern Democrats performed at Ohio’# Cleveland eue ais tollows: Mia. Sandy 1146 TOIXAND TPKE. slovalda. days! 8 p.m. CUnic, where thousands of sudi Tricarico and Mrs. Bffle Oel- Eknil Paataleo, 8 Psekard St., snugly entrenched in their safe MANCHESTER Forty per cerit of the picture "We were aE set up to shoot Roy Browning of the South Manchester was granted a otate one-party congressional dla- operatkxis havs been per- lers, baked goods; Mrs. Helen remained to be filmed, includ- and then toe weather became Wtoutoor Rotary Club wlU pre­ formed. Syriac and Mrs. Carolyn ( M d o i L tn g Important battle scenea toot too overcast for ihootinK. Flnal- sent the council with an Ameri­ heailng for approval of a used ridts.”—^Rep. Richard Balling, Exit 88, Wilbur Oroaa Pkwy, oar dealer’s license on Schsnek D-Mo., saying he will seek revl- Bartlett, 64, has a taro-year Greene, Chrirtmas decoratloos: D M I« C O . ooUd' be shot only at the (teech ly on the seventh day, toe sun can flag and a State of 0>nncc- Rd, aicn of chalmtan seleotian sys- history of heart trodble, and has Mrs. Clatherlne Boulais, hsndt- brklga which doubled for the came out and I photographed Ucut flag. 767 Biafo Bt., Prederiefk Kaeser, 696 Avery ♦*">• been hr and out of hospitals tor craft; Mrs. Janet St. John, holi- 64S-6SS1 Rhine span where American the 20 scenes I needed, all In The council will be consider­ “The schoMs wMl remain neariy a year. day basket; Mrs. Katherine ing several appointments to fUl St., was granted permission for troops crossed in World War n. one day." vacancies_ created____ by the reslg- the repsdr and occasional sale Producer David Wolper or- Producer Wetper observed nations of JMm WhoHey from of trucks at Pleasant VaBey Rd. ranged for toe rest of "The that toe dtelocatton of toe film the Planning and Zoning Com- He was also granted a state Bridge cd Remagen” to be com- company added a mUkon dol- mission, Joseph Krawskl Jr. hearing for approval of a used pleted to Hamburg and Italy. lars to toe budget—"but then, from the Industrial Devolpment motor vehicle dealer’s license at "But we etui needed desper- we also got a million dollars’ Commission, and Edward Ota, Pleasant Valley Rd. ately to shoot toe final battle worth of pubMcIty.” Akhough alternate, from the Zoning The Wapplng Community and tbe blowing up of the bridge photograph^ In Csechoalova- Board of Appeals. Church Women will meet to- in Caechoalovakla,” Wolprt: said Ida, Geimany and Roly, the R will also consider .a request night a t 8 In FeDowctiip Hall, in hla Sunset Strip offtoe. "All of scenes match perfectly, he said, from the Public Building (tom- The program for the evening our eqidpment was sUll In Even one scene in which an ac- mission for an appropriation of will be a slide and music Oaechoalovakia-the taidcs and tor began racing acroos toe 820,000 for the contractual ser- presentation by Joseph R Did You heavy trucks we hod leaoed (teech bridge and ffctlahed toe from Austria. run It Italy nine weeks later. 8 vices account for preliminary awain entitled "What Is TTiing plans and cost esUmates for the Called Christmas?” "We met with toe (teechs and proposed high school. Members are asked to bring the Rueolena In Vienna end be­ The council will consider an something to contribute to a Sec. • • gan negoUatlons. They agreed Auto Mishaps appropriation transfer of 81,000 Thanksgiving basket being pre- See our to let us return for aeven days from die contingency fund to pared by the church women, large of filming, even though It In- Claim 4 L^ives the town attorney’s SuppUes and p|n vaccine eluded a lot of big explosions Selection of with dynamite and TNT, tanks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS expense Fund. The transfer Is Town employes will receive Ideal’s Four Oonnectfout restdenta to cover legal expenses In ad- ^ vaccine shots tomorrow Trees filing, etc.” and Christmai K i^ok returned to Prague died during the weekend In Judication of litigation. fitmi 10 a.m. to noon at the on/i J*. highway accidents, one of them Other Mems on ***®***®^ puWic health nursing office fci decorations and began preparatlonB to shoot state. the battle ecenes. "It wasn’t tnehide dtoeusMon o* a proposed town hall. Kerplunk In iqpper New York State, poBcy regarding Ihe USB o f t o ------easy,” he said, “because I had to match vrirat he^ been shot be­ Raymond F. Burdette, 19, of Town Hall by giswp^ Mher Manchester Evening Herald Meriden was killed Sunday than town boards, agenMes and gontfa Windsor correepoodent, fore the invarion. We had been . , __■ . , • ~ M .n , uuiiwnlaMnnB and setting the osrol MoaMon, tel. 044-8714. wet* brandi of toe Ausable Riv­ itma and plaoe for ptibHc hear- been especloUy riiosen to look like Americans—and they re- er near Lake Placid. ir tf ta r revision to the ordl- Two of the mishaps in C5ot> nanoe eetabkabing the town semUe Americans more than Barry Opposes any other Europeans could were late Friday and panMoa plan. 1.88 one was Saturday. Operatora of have. ZBABeMfog Gty Tax Idea cars involved In all three were The Zoning Board of Appeals "But by now all those soldiers Manriiester State Sen. Dandd Tension-filldd game of had been dtecharged, and we charged with negfigertt homi­ skilK _____ had to train new ones." cide. Lester G. Schweitzer, 62, of iiMlairte oppose any plan calling for a Our Reff. 8.29 KrotSck lined up 400 to imper' „ , , . John TOloiaino, 82 OlmdBle tax to be levied on wages earn- One Per Customer aonate American W r s , 176 to Rd.. wa. giaated pem— ian for pompwe as refugees cruMu*croesiiK me the crossing West Main^ ® a parted of two yaars to operate ® Street In his hometown. a Mblic gaiage at 82 OkmMle t» preoenUy being conslder- Early Saturday, Sue McCleM * ed by the Hartford City Council land, 16, of Somers died of In­ N Frederick P. Mahr, 1489 John *>«• submlsalon to ihe next ses- juries received Friday night In ffocta Bfod. was granted «ion of the Legislature. U woMd a one-car crash In Somers. nMkm to eroot a Mgn huger permit the cMy to tax money Mattel’s The other Friday night crash, flvn pematted at 1263 Jota within Ms boindaries by in Aneoria, took the life of a ntoh Blvd. for a period of two “ V wage-earner, resident or Derby gtri, Lynda Baraquin. ysan. or untU the property la i»n-rosldent. "I see no justtfleatkm lor this Raby Beotro-MMbods. Inc.. P.O. tJPe of taxatioo,’’ Barry said. B ir t f t M Boot 64 w w granted permlaBlon course, look n i V i O.K. Folkst to park a trailer box at 830 ^ tbe Mate and federal govem- Full Size ^dolch I^ine Sm allTalk Oovatnor’s Hwy. for a period -«*«*■ *“*• assistonoe. It rimild Now Is the tim e 1b be cm - not, however, expect income tax Our Reg. 6.79 tloue, have your tank checked of one year, and cleaned before the win­ rkaialrt Inhrte, 349 doHars to be paid into Ms treas­ Catalog ury by oommuterB who are Gift Christmas Tree ter sets In. themselves heavily taxed to CiALL their own oommimMles.'’ Barry poMed cut also (he in- Our Reg. TREMANO SEPTIC eqiMties of such a tax. He said, one 15.88 "Presumaldy, two people wMh \ i not 3.99 TANK SERVICE sim ilar Jobe a few mUes apart aresl 11.88 wetSd be treated differently. ne Talking doll! 8 irresist­ V TEL 742-9770 For example, an employe of the up at ?«“'■ Amazing “natural” appearance, natural taperedaper ible sayings in delight­ Tiravrieni Insurance 0>. in ends; 102 pre-shaped branch ends. Lush ton forest ful infant’s voice. Hartford would be subject to the CaWor store’. green. Branches color coded for easy tax white an employe of the assembling—with stand—100% PVC flame­ One Per Customer Connecticut General In Bloom­ field would not.” proof. Not assembled. #8631 The senator saM that the en­ : Chokesf Meats In Town! tire tax structure of tbe atate must be re-evalidated. During : Ms recent campaign for le-elec- TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! tton to the State Senate, Barry had said that he favors tbe crea­ Special LEAN, ALL BEEF tion of a commission to re­ evaluate Connecticut’s tax Birthday structure in view of present- HAMBURG CQ C day revenue requirements. Priced! 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And, In additlcn, try to ptay along wMh Mrs. Agnes Dawsoh,. Sainusl ISanrlf^Htpr whatever Influences may be buUdtatg In FeMlwm, A . H y a «t StfUUVe. the environment Itself. One would think, YWCA Head 89 Donors Mrs. Helen AselUne, Mrs. Mar- for instance, that presmt day Ameri­ *Mome pf Jotte Prtaiavera. • Sprvtce cans would be getting less and less train­ ...... CLAY JL POLLAN...... TJ S:------Also, Charlen Qrtftbi, Douglas end MANCHESTER Speaker at Give Blood BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER ing for videsice because they are actual­ j f l SML22 K Yew Dally A O M y Guide SEPT. 23 Hayse, John S. Ahroed, HaroM Quality'* F O B L IB H K D b y TOLLANO TURNPIKE J HBRALD PRIKTINQ OO., INC ly d oli^ leas and leaa of Che hunting 'T According to fho Store. o c f .n i Joseph caenvlnskl reached Ma|«ndy, Norman Boulais, John ^ “ ' “" i t BtaMU Street lleirlifter r*nn- which makes It seem pleasant and sport­ Y Lecture ' To develop mettoge for Tuesday, the Eight CMkm Chfo of blood gj. Welply Jr., James 8. LeSure, reod worcb corresponding to raraber* donors Friday, vdien the Btoo* k t s . Nancy Howe, Mrs. .Bar- THOItis F. jteROtJSON ing. A generation or two ago ttie typical SOUTH WINDSOR WALTER R- FERGUSON m i m Ruth A. ThoBUKm, ex- of your Zodiac birth tiga mobUe visited OoMOCdla Luth- bara LeOuo, Paul OMsMy, Al- SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER Fnblleben __ American boy had gun and trap, an d popular Founded October 1, 1881______aeuitra dhreotor of the Y W U A 61 Thonks OCT. 24 eran Church. IBa was oite of 86 lan Bourn, Edward Ooilmnn, wanted to be Daniel Boone. That typical APR. 21 1 Hoppy 31 A p p n n Ot the Hartford Region and 20cco«icns 32 O m 62 U t HOi.a pints drasm during the month- Donald KusM. Poutehed Brery E v «it a « ^ K x ^ ^ M A Y 21 63LooMly ■ad HoUdny*. Entered at thePoet Office at American boyhood "exiats no longer. member of the Oovemcr'e Oom- 3Mm I 33 Don’t ly vMt. Also, Eugene M. Dickenson, MANCHESTER , 4-7-a(M4 .4Som*thbig 34Wokomo 64Tho 1M7-36-57/C HeaiSielrter Conn., aa Sooiiid CSasa Mall Should the restdt o f this disappearance mlaeton on the Statue of Wocn- 35 Yum 65 Pott 1Q.713238V5 Ten ottier donors were reitoh- Francis Mahoney, Bart Bisaell, 72S m i d d l e t u r n p i k e EA ST Matter. ______/ 0 4 M 4 SPuU icIn of the hunting schooling and experience 6 Yaw 36 Exciting 66 It SASITTARIUS ea, w « wpsmk on ”On Being e 67 Bygonn Ing up to four galtons In blood Miss Marlon Q. Anderson, Bkl- SUBSCRIPTION RATES 70ut 37 B* NOV. Payable tn Advance____ from our youth be a decline in its In­ Woman Today,” at a Y-Deeeert BOlhofS 3 8 A 68 High donatlona. They a re: ward J. Ooea, Robert Franklin, One Tear ...... n s 's stinct to be the hunter of men when It Lecture Wedneeday oftonwon 9Toltnls 39 0 v r 69IFolki o k ! _ Fhur Oalkm Club; Mrs. Hel- Fred A. Conti, Chester BlgelOw, Six Montba ...... Ifi.gO j^Holfoey. 40 Evtn 70O«w Three Months ...... 7.M grows to manhood? Or was the hunting at the Community Y, 79 N. Main 41 Cord 71 Moke 14344-55-36# en Bojarekt and Eugene Orlf- Mrs. Margaret Sumner and J Indlcatod 70-75-793^ One Month ...... 2.*0 in youth actually a reteUvely good out­ at. 12 Highly 42 For 72 Woret SSL fin. Mrs. Elaine Ailing. 43 Somoono 73 Likely MEMBER O P ___ The event will open at 12:80 CANCSS 13 Bod Three Gallon CJlub: Freder- Walk-in donors: John W. let for the Instinct which, tackliig th a t 14Good 44 Wonts 74 Reoellvoted t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS with deseeit, and lOea Thomson ^ JUNE 23 75 FInonees Ick H. Burr, Rsdaand Oote and Thaddeus Oaderowskl. Tlie Aaw>clated Preea Is exclusively entitled relativety harmless expression, now In 15 You 45 Old FadyintheleeK to the use of republlcatlon of. all newe dts- wlH epeafc at 1. The program is kJU L\'23 16 Romantic 46 Of 76 Let Mrs. Alona 8. Donovan. Donis Marey Perkins, Mrs. natches credited to It or not otherwise credlt- our ttmc contributes to Increased vio­ 17Mnt 47 Riding 77 To open to a ll inter eeted persons, . .,34dAd1-S3 48 Don't 78 Come 1- 2-11-23(2 Two ClallaR d u b : Rotoert Bol- •njgreaa C. Msuidiam, Allan P. ■J Ip this paper and also the lo<^ news pub- lence In the streets? ISDoy and reservathen or YWCA ^73-77-78 IVMoncy 49 Spend 79 With 37-4736 due, John Garslde Jr. and Frank walch, Robert E. Belgel. How- 50Solvo 80 If rilius of ropubllcallon of special dle- U there is something in Dr. Tinber­ membership are not required. uo 20Of . OhmiMeckl. aid L. Smidi, WilMam O, Hearn, patchea herein are also reserved.______21 You 51 Invilotlon 81 Pou JAN. 21 gen’s theory, we apparently have n ot A nominal fee wlU be charged I JULY 24 52 fAorriod 82 New One OaEoti difo: Everett T. Edith B. Hlscock, Herbert SPECIALS 22 And FEs! 19 The Herald Printing C o m ^ y Inc.. a » yet learned how to put Ills knowledge and w ill Include the program _ AUG. 23 23You1l 53 If 83Pmbleira Carhon Jr. and Gordon Ma- ^ shroyer, Peter Rattt, Ed- ■imies no financial reeponsibllltylw typo­ 24AdvtrtlM 54 Now 84 Be I4-19-2631(^ graphical errors appearing advertlSOTenta to wortc in the produoUon o f the kt-vd and the care of young children. ) 13-1830-33 55 To 85 Amlcobly theny. ward M. Stumpf, Mrs. Pauline ESr^TSr reading maUer In The Manchester 25Tfy 48763031'4 of human being that ought to rise from Thoee wishing tranaportaifon or 49-633437 26 Oipportunlty 56 Old 86 You There were 62 people w ho stumpf, Ronidd H. Oates, DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS Bhrenlng Herald. ______27 Your 57 Friends 87 Thrifty mess the proper channeling of the unavoid­ more information about t h e Simoo 88 Ones made and kept appointments. ai». Vincent Ash, Miss Ml- Buhscriber to Isia Angeles Tlmee-WoMilng- 28 To SBTolk EVERY WEDNESDAY program may contact the YW CA AUG. 24 29Moy 59Leof 89 Be and 41 donora walked In; four CoUlne, Mrs. Patricta \. too Poet News Service. _ . „ , , able Instinct. 90 Bygones MAR. 21 ^ I^lll service diem of N. E. A. Service, Im . office at the Ootnmiir^ Y. iSO>f.22 3 0 Flnonclolly 60 And But It may be something of a gahi 35-39-54-594' could nob donate lor mmor Qyjj,an_ Mrs. M argaret McMUl- Publishers Represenlattves — The JuHu* Mias Thomeon served aa a Mathews Special ^ency — New York. Chi­ If, as a working hypothesis, w e do turn ^G ood (^Adrerse ^^Neutrsl 623739:901 heaUh reaeons. Veronica A v e r y , Holleys §ro coming I Stock ug on cago. Detroit and Boston.______' member of the professional staff The nf^ Koodmoblle vlrtt McCarthy, Mrs. Rose- aside from the argument diet It must fineirnER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDLA- of the National Board of th e will be Friday, Dec. 20, at St. wruiard B. Dickenson, Pogulor Foncy How York Stoto TIONS.______be either-cr on Instinct and learned be­ YW C A in New York before as- Bridget SchocI HaH from 1 :46 to j_ schpocbt, .Antone Cosme. havior, and try to figure out what to eumlng her present post tn Sep­ Monday, November 18 p in- ^ Also, Orrln C. White, David do if it should happen to be a mixture tember 1964. She te also a mem­ Bohon Those who kept appointments jgyw, Grace Bogdan, : m j of both. ber of the curriculum advisory are: Robert Coulombe, Mrs. Jaedbs, MTs. Marlon ooimhittee Of the School of So­ Priscilla Lappen, the R* y Doug- FTed Badger, Robert Rnnninf' A Nation, Not Campaign cial Woth of the Untverelty of Painter Who Heads Project las Theuner, Mrs. Marie B. Ben­ P. Ketaiedy, WUHam J. Dixon, Vain Search For Peace Connecticut, and a member of son, John W. Vols, Anthmiy P . Almost as soon as It had taken place, George J. Nolan, David R. TOMATO JUICE the hoard of dlreotors of th e Sartor, Mrs. Bela Mae Carlson, what wc called the "good" White House (TTie second of two reports on Israel Lewie, Leonard J. Kanehl and Creator Hartford Council of To Address PTA Wednesday K<«s BUUe Carlson, Mrs. Janet meeting between outgoing and Incoming by Terence PTitUe.) Victor Berdrtck. Churches. Hubbard James P. Tleniey, Presidents was placed imder some slight Obviously, a succesaful war has not David Robbins, dirootor of ton Congregational Church to- Recently she represented Con­ Burdette Webb Jr., John J. otwi unnecessary question and rtiadow. brought peace any nearer for Israel. It Projeot CREATE, 'wM ^leak of morrow at 8 p.m. necticut at a National Confer­ Noretto, Mrs. Anne A. Qechu. Sugar maple, beech, birch, What made the initial meeting seem had been widely assumed that a victory a meethig of ihe elemenbary A * movie, “ ’ ’Flalthbvim in Revolu­ 46 OZ CANS ence on the Status of Women, tion,” will be showiiy. It portrays Also, Mrs. Margaret Dorte, soft maple, red oak Emd aspen good was the fact that ‘both high so crushing would charge the balance in her -- • • flclMX^ P T A Wednesday at 8 the story of Indonesia, the fifth Mrs. Doris' Skian, Mrs. Edna make up 79 per cent of the totid participants came out of it with a gen­ of war in the SOddle E!ai^ It has •t.m. in the CD room. the governor’s commission. She largest natton in the worid. Chriwtensen, ■ Mrs. Thelma hsudwood timber consumed by eral assurance that, tn the next 80 days, not; For with Soviet backing the military RobbiM is a palnber end Is the onl^ •>' Hoetesses wBl be Mrs. A. J. Woodiitdge, Donald Wazreo, mills in New York state. potential of ithe Arab States is now ac­ solicitor. A native of Hartford, the Johnson administration would, ».i board of directors of the Hart­ Roberts, M rs. James F^er^ and * 1 tually greater than before. And their he now hves in CotUnwvlUe. He such matters as Vietnam, be speaking ford Times Camp. Mrs. Warren Young. Bevotloni. miUbary tactics m ay be revised too, if otodted at Hartford Art School for the Incoming Nixon admlniatratlon In her post as director oT the als will be led by Miss Eleanore the Sorvtet Union ever decides that a YWCA of the Hartford Region, and later served as ttie schooPe as well. pre-emptive Arab strike on Israel’s alr- Conover. Manchester's Oldest POPULAR Such a general statement implied a she is admtatotrative head of touslneee admiaistrabar fo r rtx flelds were justified. St. George’s Notes generous understanding on both sides. the Hartford Central YWCA and years. He now woriis on private Fancy Sweet I t was widely assumed, too, tUat the The youth discueeion group with Finest Ahnest Immediately, however, there Ks Bast and West branches. She conunfostons out o f hki studio, wUl meet tonight at 7:30. The Six Dsiy War had eased Israel’s defence frequently ocU as a consultant opaotor 8 ," in CoUlnsrvlBe. was a side reaetbm. This came from problems, in more than purely super­ executive oornmlttee will meet Facilities some RepubUcans who took the extreme in leadenship training and op- over the years Ms work has tornorrow at 7:30 p.m. and the ficial ways. It has not: For Israel, a portuniUeB for wrnnen. In ihe exhlWbed widrty, inost step of interpreting the White House State with only the same population as Women o f St. Gem ge’s wlU KEEPS Buminar of 1962 she led the U.8. notably at the Oonneettout Jdmson-NlxGCi generalttieB Into an as- Merseytede, faces an ever-greater de­ meet at 8 p.in. delegotlon of the YWCA to a of Fine Arts (of which PEAS stanpUcR that Nixon had simply sur­ fence burden wfaidi could break her in Fhotocraiplied By Reclnsld Pinto Holy Euchartst wUl be oele KRISPY WoiU YWCA m m ^rshlp meet- ^ member), ttie Conneett- brated Wedneeday at 8 p.m. fol- rendered all his own rights and powers the long run. Nor Was a lost war REINFORCEMENT STEEL FOR ROUTE 6 In Jamaica, B.W.I. lowed by the Inquirers' class at to a Democratic lame duck. convinced Ihe Arabs of the need for cut Watoroolor Society, the Pht- 1 POUND CANS 8:30. The confirmation class will KRISPY-ER Ptoding himself under fire within his real jieace. The Big Brother in Moscow za Arts Feotival', the univenih has saved them from having to sue tor ties o f Oonnectlcut, Massachu­ meet Saturday at 10 'O.m. own party for having been too states- BuUettn Board terms. Thalt is all that matters to the Vemon setts and Hartford, the Motta^ w.«nHkA, Mr. Nixon then called a press The fire department auxiliary Arabs, and they have not paused to A Thought for Today tuck Museum in Wotertmry end conference In which he did .two things will meet at the firehouse at queatkn the Soviet Union’s coldly cynical Sponsored by the kfanchester People in the News the Wadeworth Attaeneum. to disabuse his loyal follow ea-s of the Inside Report 8:80 tonight to go to the Oiest- W ITH T H IS and selfish purposes. Council of Churches Project CRBATE! is an oits- idea that he was going to prove too Car K ills COUPON ’There have been two other faults as- in-educstlon program developed nilt Lodge in Colcheeter tor ON soft and reasonable toward the Johnson by Bumptfons. The first ■was that Jordan, "H e who has a why to live new first vice president; Whit by the Connecticut Oommlsston dinner. l O a O F F 16 OS. p k g . administration or anybody else. First, Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Illegal Wedding Blssell, second vice president The Public Building Commis­ the weakest Mrtc in the Arab chain, would can bear with almost any how.” BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Pedestrian on the Arts and federally fund­ (or Mr. Nixon suggested that the general and John Gavin, third vice pres­ sion w ill meet tonight at 8 in have to negdtlate. There is still a chance This is a quotation from a fam ­ (AP) — BrlU^ actor David ed under Title HI of the Ele­ assurances at the White House had been ident. Lester O. Schweitzer, 02, of the town office conference room. i W o , Kig8PYiili8& that this will happen. But the kmg-rtand- WASHINGTON—Shortly after dicates some real reluctance by ous modern philosopher who Hemmings and actress Gayle mentary and Secondary Eduoe^ based on recognition of his right to be Brooklyn K ., "Was klUed In­ The Planning Commission will Ing theory of King Hussein’s h^pless- the election, a leading Southern Nixon to invite )iim into Ihe Ad­ was not very friendly to Chris­ Hunnicutt learned their 1967 tion Act. Limit one coupon per customer consulted on any m ajor new decisions stantly Saturday night -when meet tomorrow at 7 p.ih. in the neas has again been disproved. The West Nixonlte was oo worried by re­ ministration. tianity. Yet it expresseses a wedding in the south of France LBJ Secretary Wed» It is curretitly operating wtth Coupon good through Sot. Nov. 23, 1968 the White House might be making. Sec­ WASHINGTON (A P ) —' JiJim struck toy a car driven toy Ed­ town office conference room be­ wrote Hussefo off in the late 1960s and ports that President-elect Nix­ Moreover, with the conserva­ psychological insight which can was illegal. They broke up, artists-in-resklenoe at nine ele­ Jones, President Johnson’s 29- win F. Backofen, 49, of 8 Cher­ fore the meeting of the Re­ (Exoerpts from Ein unsoUolted letter) ond, he named Robert Murphy, one of early 19603, wrongly as It happened. This on’s Cabinet would reflect a lib­ tive Mitchell now having been help us to deal with the every­ were reunited and now have mentary schools in the rtiate: year-old appointments secre­ ry St. publican Town Oornmlttee in i Gobb ONLY AT VoPULAR SUp ¥ r M A R K E T S this country’s most hawk-like retired year King Hussein Has been in continual eral tinge that he telephoned placed In charge of the Cabinet- day and long range problems married again. Bridgeport, Bristol, Cornwall, tary, was married Sunday to Vernon police said Schweit­ the same {dace Ed 8 p.m. (Uploinats, as M s special ccmtact man sight of Scylla and CSiarybdis. level talent hunt. Rockefeller’s of living. If I have a why to The couple,, married Saturday Groton, Hartford, New Haven, Dear Mr. West John Mitchell, Nixon’s former Olivia Barclay, a beautiful zer was wearing dark clothing on foreign affairs. On every count, Israel’s present posi­ fate inside the Nixon camp may live, the particular conditions by the Rev. Henry Kulzenga of Pom fret, Wtiterbury and 'WllM- campaign manager who Is now blonde lawyer with a degree and apparently was not seen Manchester Evening Herald, President Johnson, at his own subse­ tion is a worrying one. Bolt what can not be in wholly friendly hands. of that living can be endured, the Beverly Hills Presbyterian Your handiwork was God-given and beau­ chief talent scout for the soon- from Harvard. as he crossed W. Main St. mantlc. Bolton oorreepondent, O em e- quent press conference, welcomed Mr. d ie do about it? She wants to negotiate It was Mitchell, for example, challanged and overcome. A Church, are honeymoertng In tiful and your sincere generosity will not be to-be-named Nixon Cabinet. ’The wedding at Holy Trinity Backofen has been charged The stated alms of Project weU Young, tel. 848-8881. Murphy cordially, but found himself con­ with the Arabs, but cannot do to. At who was Gov. Spiro Agnew’s noted psychiatrist who spent AcapukK), Mexico. 'To eStablUh ON SALE TUESDAY The Southern Republican told Catholic Church in Georgetown wtth negligent homoetde. He was CREATE forgotten. strained to put the Preaidency beck in last year’s Khartum summit the Arabs chief ,protagonlst for the Vice harrowing years In Nazi prison The red-haired bride, 28, was Mitchell that what disturbed was attended by President and released for appearance in creative adthrlty In a currtcu- SKpeovera should be stretched U s own hands for the Interim period, refused to recognise Israel, to talk with Presideintial nomination at the camps observed this of those given In marriage by her father. him most was the report that who were able to survive the Mrs. Johnson, some members of K ^ e M him that is over funY.ture while they are leaving it on the record that he would her, or to seek a final peace settlement. Miami Beach convention. Col. S. L. Hunnicutt of Fort Nixon planned to name Gov. the Cabinet and Supreme Court ed to academic studies; to tn- BtUl a UWle damp. This way ESTABLISHED 1874 The alternative to direct) talks is to Although Mitchell has never inhuman miseries of their con­ Worth, Tex. The ceremony was 10. be President and would be responsible Nelson Rockefeller of New York and officials from other branch­ Schweitzer was pronounced tenrt^ o apprortan ^ ^ exact fit and seek a solution through either the Great revealed his Inner thoughts finement. If a man has some­ attended by such stars as Steve HADDOCK FILLET T a ^ , Delicious Ib. tor Important dedsions made, until as Secretary of Defense. es of government. dead at the scene by the medi- for arrt / look better than when Ironed, Powers or the United Nations. ’Die So­ about Rockefeller, some con­ thing to live f o r - ^ e , family, McQueen, Nancy Sinatra, Herb someone else has taken the oath to T o Nixon’s conservative sup­ work to be accomplished—then TTie Johnsons and their cal examiner. Dr. Francis *o provide viet Union will block any fair com­ servatives on the Nixon staff Alpert, Noel Harrison and ac­ eiials aiuji and aft. the succeed him. porters, said the Southerner, the he can resist the temptation to daughter, Lynda, also attended Burke. promise which the Great Powers could talk privately about finessing tress Samantha Eggar. Screen same time show teachers and TMs obviously did not mean that Presi­ appointment of Rockefeller give up and he can find reason the reception at the Federal B om M ay 2, 1918, the eon of achieve, while the United Nattons — the Governor by naming an es­ writer Tom ManWewlcz was pupils bow to be invenWve with dent Johnson had retreated in the sllght- would spread gloom and pessi­ and motivation to go on. City Club downtown in the Sher- William and Bertha Zimmer­ through the medium of the Jarring mls- tablishment Democrat to the Hemmings’ best maiv the materials eu*1 llaoiUties that POPULAR ' est frtm his common sense intention to mism both North and South. But we, who have faith that aton-Carlton Hotel. They stayed man Schweitzer, he was a life­ aion—can only throw up ideas which Pentagon and banker brother The bride, who wore a Victo­ Eua lUready available; to relate oonsuH M r. Nixon in advance o f any God Is our heavenly Father who and chatted with guests after long. resident of Rockville. He are unacceptable to both sides. Mitchell, replying in a concil­ David Rockefeller to the rian style wedding gown. Just the Etrte to each other and to Select, Choice prospective change tn foreign policy, and watches over and cares for us, going through the receiving line. was employed by LaPoint In­ The Arabs are btamed for their in­ iatory vein, said nothing direct­ Treasury. completed filming "Little Sis­ the, toltai curriculum, and to ac- can go far beyond relying on a the hope now is that the President and transigence, but one can uridersitand ly about Rockefeller. But he as­ But there are two obstacles ter.” Hemmings, also 26, is best dustries of RockvlHe. psychological dictum to conduct comodEde to the school program the President-elect, some of the Uttler ithclr furious resentment^-die plight of sured the Southern Republican to this solution. In the first known as the star of "B low Survtvprs Include tour slrtera. the diverse professional Eutlotic our lives. Our Lord has told us, minds on tioth sides having been con- their refugees is as nothing to the fact that Nixon rtill stood squarely place, David Rockefeller is Up.” Mrs. Frank DlckinBon of V er­ "Can you not buy five spar­ resources o f the state.” ! ciliated, will get back to the vduntary, that an ’’alien’’ Jewish State has ertab- behind his pledge at the Miami about to take over active man­ Herald non, Mrs. Ethel Kulo of Brock­ STEAKS rows for two pennies? And yet The Bolton P T A theme for Its not ungenerous kind of positive states- Ushed itself in their m idst Israel is also ton, Mass., Mrs. Eleanor Des- Beat^ convention not to’ betray agement of Chase Manhattan not one Is forgotten In God’s *One Year Older’ progtiams this year is culture blamed for diplomatic "Immobility,’’ but Yesterdays lE U ir t e s of ’Te xEU B , and Mrs. Bea­ manMiip they seemed to set up for them­ the Soutji. from outgoing board chairman LONDON (AP) —Field Mar­ and the arte. argues with much reason that no peace siglit. Why, every hair on your trice Tradway of West Staf­ selves in the original White House meet- The Southerner ended his George Champion and would shal ViEcoimt Montgomery of Homemakers Meet TOP ROUND Has ever been organised between prin- head has been counted. There 25 Yeart Ago ford; and two brothers, William AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS brief talk with Mitchell greatly find It difficult to come to Wash­ Alameln had this explanation Bolton Homemakers wlH meet c^>al3 who do not even meet at the is no need to be afraid: You Schweitzer of Rockville, and Some of Mr. Nixon’s nervous friends, mollified. But in fact, far from ington. are worth more than hundreds Sunday for the single candle Wilber T. Little of Spencer or c o ^ r e n c e table. who seem to be so afraid, now he settling the matter, the conver­ More Important, such in­ of sparrows.” Lk, 12, 6-7. So topping his 81st birthday cake; St. is elected Master of Man­ Can Israel take some action on her tic. is elected, he might really turn out to fluential Nixon advisers as Lt. "One year older, of course. One make note paper. own account, which could bring peace sation only underscored how ab­ in our outlook on life we know chester Grange. Private funeral services will BONELESS be a “ new " Nixon, should be told that Gov. Robert Finch of Oallfornia, year older." Members are asked to bring nearer? She has at least a chance of solutely crucial to the fate and that our heavenly Father has a Rabbi Berthold Woythaler of be tomorrow at the B u rk e and other moderates, say pri­ wax paper, tteeuea, brown wrap­ BARGAIN SHOP the election is over, and that the prob­ direction of the Nixon adminis­ deep and intimate care and con­ Temple Beth Sholom serves as doing so, by giving the occupied ter­ FImerEd Home, 76 Prospect St. MADE IN U S A BY SKILLED | lem now is one of how to run a country, tration is the question whether vately that Nelson Rockefeller cern for us. We have reason to GeU Actors Award chairman for Manchester in a ping paper, freeaer paper, glue. ritories a larger m'easure of self-rule TheXJr0 1*BV.Rev. BruceOrULe Rudolf,rvui*i7it» pastorp«u»W8 aj . a.*- Swwedle avwf fWul! SIRLOIN AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN not a campaign. must have "first refusal” rights live, the why'of doing the will of HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor nationwide collection drive for dried along with greater materiOl prosperity. Nixon does or does not offer his Of Trinity Evanflrellcal Lutheran * Christmas is coming and thia usually means money is bec<»ning WITH A CENTURY-OLD before any offer Is made to Dav­ our Creator In our lives. Let us James Stewart has won the an­ The West Bank, It must be remember­ old Republlcna foe a top spot In clothing for war sufferers of the TRADITION OF FINE id. continually cultivate and deepen CTmPch, will officiate. Burial ^ be Mre. Nor- scarce. No doubt there ar^ some people you would like to give some­ ed, has only been Jordantan since 1948. the Nfacon administration. nual Screen Actors Guild award Allied nations. WlU be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Hostesses wui be mrs. QUALITY CUTLERY Further complicating Nixon’s our awareness of the purposes for 1968. msm PreuBS and Mrs. Ernest thing useful to, like furniture, but you just don’t think you can af­ Its Inhabitants kved for centuries under Rockefeller is the quintessen­ There are no calling houre. Both Instinctive And Learned all-important decision Is of God in our dally living. Aspdnwall. ford it this year. Thia is where the Bargain Shop comes in. All year ’Turkish rule and for nearly thirty tial symbol of the liberal, ontl- In presenting Stewart with the 10 Years Ago whether Gov. Rockefeller even Rev. Joseph E. 'Vujs award Sunday, .Guild President Benevolent Society we’ve been telling you how much the Bargain Shop can save YOU, Whenever there is a greet unresolved years under the well-meaning but Nlxon, Eastern - establishment wants a Cabinet post in the Nix­ I St. James Church Charlton Heston said the actor Clifford C. Varney is elected ” A Mission Happening” is the but now we’re applying it to Christmas gifts. The Bargain Shop is a debate between two rival explanations bunging BriOBh mandate. Today tU in- • wing of the Republican party. The worst tornado on record on admlniatration. Close friends Manchester president of the Manchester theme of the meeting of the La­ r/iis vveeks habitants are passive under Israeli As such, it is Rockefeller who, had been selected for "fostering killed 689 and Injured 1,980 per­ department where we close out odds-and-ends, samples, discontinue of human behavior, there is something In New York say flatly he does Country Club. dles Benevolent Society of Bol- mlUltery occupation. Their leaders are for opposite reasons, arouses the finest Ideals of the acting sons in the Midwest In 1925. patterns, and shop marked pieces. When an item first enters this c V e^tectally attractive about the theory not. ful policy mandate over the profession.” Mrs. William LaMotte of Oak­ special lord mayors. Of them, the Lord Mayor the most Intense emotion among department it is sharply reduced. Then each additional week it is fur­ - \whl..ch cornea along and says that the But that may simply be self­ Pentagon of the kind that JohLi More than 1,000 actors attend­ land St. leaves by plane for Freshly Ground of Hebron, Sheikh Jebaii, would wel­ conservative and liberal party real story involves something of both protection. If President Nixon, F. Kennedy gave to Robert Mc­ ed the annual membership California where she will be re­ ther r^uced. visit the Bargain Shop and give someone something come Paleetlnlan self-rule. The Mayor members. . ■> Lean for example, gave Secretary of Namara, Rockefeller might find meeting. Heston was re-elected united with her sister on the T V specif you CAN afford. OlHHER mines explanations. of Nablus, Sheikh Canaan, would pre­ “ I ’d reither have some left- Defense Rockefeller a power- the offer irresistible. president. Gene Barry is the show, " I t Could Be You” . VgiTHEACH*^ _____ One of the great sdenUfic debates of fer the region to be returned to Jordon. wing Democrat than Nelson the tim e concerns the violence, t h e The Mayars of HamaliBh and Jericho GROUND Rockefeller,” one Bourbon Re­ UPHOLSTERED DINING ROOM aggression of man. are neutral. publican from nUnols told us. Guarantee A larger measure of self-rule in the ' One group of scholars says the Instinct In the back of his mind, a myth Your Gallery 8 piece Lounger group w i^ ex­ Contemporary Dinette with pe­ BEEF Solid stainless steel stays gleaming bright is bom in man, and an Ineradicable part occupied territories would mean some, f (wholly erroneous). is already’ can finish. Table ^tends to 58”. real industrial and agricultural plan­ posed pine. Includes 2 sectionals forever! High sllversheen finish never geeds ’ of his nature. taking form that blames Rocke­ •WHERE YOU FIND THE UNUSUAL" ning, the return of as many of the Fischetti and end table with imitation 4 chairs with Contemporary polishing. Guaranteed not td peel, tarnish, The other aaya man has to learn hia feller for Nixon’s abysmal per- ^ refugees os possible who fled during 01968 Chicago Daily Newt state top. bright print covered seats. rust or discolor, and to give perfect and (formance in New York state on PablUbert*H«U SyndkaU 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS violence and Ms aggression. and as a resu't of the Six Day War, (’ REG. $269.50 N O W 211. I Election Day. REG. 8299.00 N O W 2^!5. satisfactory service. You will be proudio Now cornea along a Dr. Nlcholaa ’Tin­ end the development of fruitful relations And on the left, the liberals TELEPHONE 643-5171 set your table with this deluxe tableware. bergen, a professor at Oxford who once with both Israel and Jordon. The Israeli 8 cushion Lawson sofa with 8 Du^tbury Side Chairs and one are no less Intense about N ix­ worked with Dr. Konrad Lorenz of Vien­ Cabinet is divided over this prospect, deep brown fabric. Box pleated Arm Chair. Cherry finish. on’s treatment of Rockefeller. na, the author of ’ ’On Aggression,” and but not Into the popularly supposed doves REG. $168.00 N O W 102.40 iTOPOUAnry ’’lUs not all that important skirts. who once taught Desmond Morris, au­ and hawks. Defence Minister Dayan REG. $289.00 N O W 224.50 about Rockefeller as one per­ Maple extension table, Early thor of "The Naked Ape." and Deputy Prem ier Alton, for Instance, WITH are conventionally described as hawks. son,” a liberal Republican Sen­ American. Extends to 60-inches. And Dr. Tiitoergen gives man a clpar Modem sofa with Royal Blue ‘GARDEN GOODNESS' But Dayan has shown great abUlty to ator says, "but as a symbol. R EG . $99.50 N O W 78. blU of health, on the score of violence, What Nixon does about Nelson 4 cover. Loose pillow back. understand the Akrabs, while Allon very REG. $289.00 N O W 159.50 \q> to the moment he began learning nearly succeeded in making a pers6nal will tell us whether this Admin­ 54-inch China Hutch apd Buf­ GOLDIN YELLOW to be a hunter and a killer of live things friend of Nasser twenty, years ago. istration Is going to be open- 4 Modem lounge chair matching fet. Cherry finish with 2 china- ended or a tight lltUe conserva^ in hia search for food. The instinct he Neither of these men seeks large-scale sofa above. • sTielves, 6 drawers including one was bora with, to eat, we suppose, was territOTfaJ annexations, although bdth tlve clique.” REG. $109.00 N O W 78. with built-in silverware ’tray want military guarantees. They are al- Nixon and Rockefeller have ' not violent in itself. and 2 doors. . most certainly bdth among the bigger not had a single serious talk Hunting gave that feeling of com- Early American Wing Sofa with REG. $868.00 N O W 228.50 BANANAS Half of the Cabinet which wants some about the future. Their only con­ radeotUp in butchery which makes even sand colored Colonial print. emancipation of the Polestlnlena, while tact since the election, hi fact, modem war an enjoyable emotional ex­ MISS IDAHO U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET , Premier Eshkol, labeled a dove, Is for came in the wee hours of Nov. REG. $889.00 N O W 212.75 OCCASIONAL perience for some. maintaining the status quo until a peace 6, before Nixon’s victory was Gtolpg into the field of the bdiavior of certain, Nixon telephoned the Traditional Lawson Chair. Lime settlement. Pembroke Table, Early Ameri­ BAKING POTATOES 10 lbs. 79c the lower animals — which these scl- There will be much in-fighting at the, Governor at his Manhattan’ green cover. REG. $219.00 N O W 141. can with antiqu^ Maple finish. entiats always study when they are puz- present session of the UN, and much apartment to tha'/ik him for his 7.50 d sd by the higher animal, man — Dr. casUgailon of Israel. The latter will cling help during the campaign and, The Bandana REG. $88.00 N O W 55. 1 n Provin^al sofa with matching California, Good Elating Tinbergen found instances in whicdi crea­ to the occupied territories as bargaining in a glancing reference, sold ORANGES doz. 59c he would need Rockefeller's chair. Antiqued exposed wood. ElaiTy American Cocktail table tures are born with certain histincta but counters, but may well begin to spon­ takes on class! help in the futtire. Red traditional print cover. with cherry finish. have to learn, from the example of their sor a Palestinian sense of independent identity. If this were succesaful, a step- Even Nixon’s closest as­ REG. $445.00 N O W 845. REG. $49.00 , N O W 85.40 eldera, Just how to employ and channel SWEET CORN Florida, Fresh - 5 e ars by - step rapprochement with Jordon sociates claim they don’ t know It took the red bandana to add sparkle to these instincts i^j^fully and productive­ couki follow, v/hich could help to anaure what the President-elect has in table accessories! Three relish nwtle in ly instead of polntlessly and wastefuUy. peace In the Middle Bast. Opposing this mind tar Rockefeller, if any­ a hand-woven rattan carrier $9. Eight 12-oz. Open 9:00 A.M, fo S:30 - Closed Monday The moral? Do not deny or try to trend are the Soviet Union, Nasser, and thing. But the way they talk tumblers in a rattan caddy $9. A round GRAPEFRUIT Florida, Seedless 6 eliminate the born, natural instinct, but the unpredictable Syrlana.—•TERENCE about Rockefeller—calling him cracker basket has a cutting tile for c h ^ ••xr^tnr e*fmim\/tn>uAaV' And Open Thursday and Friday until 9 P.M. try to give it schooling, discipline, dls- P R n r i B IN MANCHESTER (ENG­ flrfft ’very controversial” and * iom m at n u atiUMtur , $7. 2-qt. casserole in a rattan carrier $7.50. oretton. LAND) . GUARDIAN only second "symbolic” —in- IIMi

i t ' ! ■t i • ■ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE NINE MANTCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE EIGHT John MOrtarty, 68 Het eaat A&P's Early Week Buys Through Tuesday! Town planner John MoAbnont celed lost week will be held to­ NNCUSS A A r Middle Tpke. Saturday rtruck morning and chaiged with fail­ $109 Claudine Lerz, East Hartford; wlU be present at the meeting morrow at 8 p.m. St the Rook- a car driven by Rose Lindsay ure to carry a license. element Lewis, 66 Unninore CROSS RIB ROAST . 9 9 ° T-BONE STEAK of East Hartford traveling in the Police say they obaerved Mor­ Dr.; Steven Herman, 68 EHza- ^ CHUCK E IQ SHOULDER Short St., and M ary Ann Lewey, $109 opposite direction. Police say in’s car traveling at a fast rate both Dr.; Mrs. Eldna Mitchell, ^ WANTED lb. Use of Silver 869 Main SL LONDON BROIL that the Lindsay car was turn­ of speed on West Middle Tpke. Green St, Rockville; Mrs. LU- “Super-Right” U.S. Gev’t. Impected— ONE PRICE ONLY! CUBE STEAK . 1 ’ ing left onto Adams St. when When police stopped Morin, he kan Moeea, 43 Tunnel Rd., V er­ Robert Joseph Veltch, 24 toM them that he did not have Topic of Talk Laurel St., and Glorlajeon Dor­ TOPOUALPTY BY THE PIECE the accident occurred. Both non; Douglas Pease, 202 Oak SERVICE E A R L Y M O R N oan had to be towed away but his license. Police also Issued Grove St.; Jeon Pippin, Staf- To History Unit is Rlckis, 20 Jensen St., Nov. no injuries were repotted and Morin a written warning for 30, 6t. Bartholomew’s Church. WRITER no action wcus taken by police. speeding. Court date; Dec. 2. Also, Stanley Pugrab, 46 ilH iry NsedUun Flynt, presl- BoUdlng Permits CHRHNI|UAIITIIIS;i: .Lr, : For general auto repairs. 37 39 LIVERWURST Carol A. Rodvan, of 20 Mc­ Norman S t; C raig Saums, 24 dant a t the H eritage FVrundB- Joseph B u s ^ , addition to PaUce say that a car driven 8 hours, 6-day week. Paid Grath S t. South Windsor, was Joseph S t ; Beth Sharpe, 143 Uon, Deeifleld, BOass., will give dwelling at 464 Woodland St., by Marlluise Bars of Hamden arrested by police Sunday eve­ Brent Rd.; Mrs. Carole Strock, an lUuatratod lecture on ‘Hilver $1,200. holidays, vacation. Apply In stopped for a light at the Inter- ning after she was stopped by 40 Oloott S t ; Christine Sulli­ m TXaed in Ikulijr N ew Bkigland Richard W. Hyde for Thomas person to Earl Lewie. section ot Center St. and Main a foot patrohnan on Main St. van, 7 Harvard Rd.; Mrs. Marie Homes" at the Blanchester Hto- Latham, garage at 103 8. Lake- yesterday and was atrude at. The patrolman stopped her SulHvan, 66 Essex S t ; Pairiola SHORT CUT NONE torloal Soctoty meeting (Wednes­ wood Circle, $4,200. SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOW N from behind by a car driven by because he said he heard a Sweet Lebanon; Mrs. Janet BONE IN IN PORTERHOUSE day a t 8 p.m. In m in g Junior Wendell B. Reid, demoUSh gas PAUL DODCF. James J. McGUl, 22, of W. Hart­ SIRLOIN horn blast end be thought it Tatro, 200 Redwood Dr.; John High Bobooi. The meeting is station at 669-661 Main St.. SWEET EATING FLORIDA ford. Both cars were driven was Miss Rodvan. When he Webb, 166 Walker St ofMn to society msmbers and PONTIAC, INC. away and no action was taken $ 1 ,000 . GRAND UNION wmt over, she said it wasn’t BIRTHS SATURDAY: A guests. Stephen J. WlsneeU Jr., ad­ DEL MONTE by police. her. The patrolman examined 878 BIAIN ST. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gay- Tha Heritage Foundation has dition to dwelling at 17 Spruce her license and found that It REG. OR DRIP Ion O’Bpyant, 209 Brook St, “ TtaitritlR raatorsd and maiiittatiis more St., $166. A minor ooUiaion occurred carried tut optical restriction. Wappdng; a daughter to Mr. RtrttrhSHir’ iR i than a doaan C oknlsl homes near a private peuidng lot by She was m t waoring glasses or and Mrs. BVank Mariano, Bast sBMl In ^d Deerileld. COFIFEE the Parkade yesterday involv­ contact lenses. She was charg­ ‘‘T-Brrr" ROlRitS Hartford; a daughter to Hr. and Flynn is a gradu^ o f Williams ing oara driven by Richard A. ed with failure to obey an opti­ ntESHtfBtERN A rnUTOFTHElEAtON A An Mrs. Walter McHendry, East Ooilsgs and Oolumhia L biw < Crocker of Glastonbury and cal restriction. Court date: Dec. Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. lb. M mioL He praettoed law in FOR 2. CARROTS 2 19° Navel ORANGES lU 0%f Jean R. Lucas of Ekut Hartford. Gerald Gardner, ThompsonvUle. According to poUoe, Crocker Naw York City ftem 1620 to SOUtHERH CROWN a FANCYU^. NO. 1 ^ Ik A A stopped off of the traflic lane COMPLAINTS BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son 19S7. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald New­ He is a trustee emeritus of FRESH YAMS 2 ., 2 9 ° YELLOWONIONS3booZ9^ on W. Middle Tpke. to disdiarge A break and entry at the SUPER-RIGHT AUALITY OUARTER LOm SLICED man, Flanders Rd., Coventry; a WlEfeuna and a trustee o f Deer­ n O R ID A fm a passenger and was struck by Parkade Bowling Lanes, some­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ger- field Academy, the Focmatuck .the Lucas car which had turned tim e Sunday was repOTted to SAW- MEDIUM valse Koaak, 199 Terrace Dr., SHOP VWl«y Memorial Aasoclatlon FRESH DATES t? 3 9 ° AVOCADOS 1.? . . 2 5 ° left out of the parking area onto pt^ce Sunday afternoon. Rockville. (D eeriM d Kbatorioal Boclq^by) the traffic lane. Both cars were PoUce report that entry was SWEET PEAS driven away and no action was gained by breaking a window DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Ground Beef Pork Chops and ittM Antiquarian and Land- taken by police. in the ladies’ room and prying Mrs. Ann Van Deusen, An­ mariCB Sooisty of Conaectlcut. OR CORN^K^g^^ off a screen. Police say that dover; Alfred Woodward Sr., 267 An authority on Colonial life, A written warning for failure $166 was taken from the petty W. Center St.; Donna Car- he has ledtured throughout amante, Laurel Ridge Rd., Tol­ N ew -RJogland and at WUHiams- to drive in proper lane was is­ cash box. Nothing else of sub­ Freshly PaekafR OtRtalHt I land; Valerie Marlnelli, South 6RAPEFRUIT sued to William F. JoUce. FLORIDA ORAHGES DUNCAN HINES DELUXE DASH DETERGENT ’c 70c CAKE MIXES "p^r-39' SPAGHETTI A car driven by Joan C. Palm ­ SNOW WRITE CONTROLLED SUDSING « . WORCHESTERSHIRE BURRY er of 8 Tanner St. atrw k a HEINZ SAUCE 11-oz.' parked car owned by Walter DELICIOUS WITH STEAK ALL BRANDS pkg. Ziemak of 129 HartI Dr., Ver­ FRESH MUSHROOMS ‘DRUG ABUSE DASH DETERGENT W A X REMOVER LICKITY SPLITS non Saturday on Tanner St., ac­ CLEANSER GOLD MEDAL BURRY cording to police. Damage was - ^ 1 Guaranteed Good Groceries...All Volue Priced* 14-1 4oz - o.QI z . - | | C FLOUR termed slight. COMET cans e AA CHOCOLATE CHIPStC 35' A minor accident occurred in 2 Yovtre good FOR AUTOMATIC m ipfiv the U.A. Theatre East parking and CONTROL’ f a b r ic s o f t n e r 17-oz. 10-oz. ( lot Saturday involving cars TtW O R < U H JAW PARKER \ DISHWASHERS CUSTOM GROUND cont. pkg. operated by Cjmthla A. MoOlay, for more at AmrtiiHiMEi A A DOWNY LEMON PUNCH 17, of Hillsdale Dr. in RockvlUe NiiilMRIiaii 9 bW». I # V 9 A Special Program On LARGE SIZE SUNSHINE and Benjamin Press, 46, of Beverages Elaatmeadow,' N. Y. According Eight O'clock eNisKiif RoenK bars to police Press backed up and B e n e fic ia l IVORY SOAP HYDROX COOKIES hit the other car which was NOVEMBER 19fh PERSONAL SIZE SUNSHINE parked. Damage was n^Uglble Campbeirs Soup G 95‘ and no action was taken by IVORY SOAP I bars Ch o c o l a t e N u g g e t s police. COFFEE FRAROO-AMtRIOAV INFORMATION ABOUT DRUGS FAST ACTING T5-OZ. A rear end colUsion occurred even , ' MILD & MELLOW btl. n Sa c a l 2.PLY 3 or/o’ 25‘ K s e b l i n t z e s X' 59 on Oakland S t On Saturday In­ Spugliettl NR. CLEAN volving cars driven by Robert QUESTION AND ANSWER DISCUSSION O. Lavery, 44, o f 2 Ridgewood as m u ch as (Hoosuri ruvont r e g u l a r 8*’ FOR AUTOMATIC Dr. in Rockville and Jtrfui Cal­ DEAL LABEL AMERICA’S FAVORITE o z . p k g . DISHWASHERS vin, 40, of SlmKbury. According 24 Presented by to poUce, Lavery stopped for $5000 Hershey^ :SyraR traffic In front of him and was -1.49 FEDERAL. STATE AND LOCAL OFFICIALS / S. struck from behind by Calvin HEINZ KETCHUP ffeOwcti prehlhlM hr OUte Itw titmpt kom PitJd Itaflie onEf. DASH DETERGENT Boto care were driven aaway Sponsored by and no action was taken by pciUst. ^ Why settle for less holiday money than you Add Plaid’Stamps to your THE MANCHESTER v\DULT EVENING SCHOOL really want? Call Beneficial and tell us the full , . $199 ABBE8T8 amount. Beneficial...where the money is. 13-oz. I holiday shopping list...automatically. akir. Jra Michael P. LelYancols, 19, of BENEFICIAL FINANCE A MORTGAGE CO. • MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL *7:30 P.M. 186 W. Middle.'T^lce. was ar- Simply shop A&P where Plaid Stamps are issued with every purchase- Second Mortgage Loene $1000 to 80000 on a warrant and charg- our way of saying ‘Thank You” for your patronage. BAILEY AUDITORIUM ‘ NO REGISTRATION FEE •d with breaking and entering 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 1 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. with criminal intent and larceny Next to singer Sewing Center • 649-0m >8 AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OF AUDITORIUM under $260 In ooimecUan with a OStN eVENINQS BY APPOINTMENT -L. PHONC FOB HOUBB \ PrIcBi BfUctiv* through Tuesday, Nov. 19th in this Community and Vicinity. Ptofcadc, lOddle TOfnpikw, WeBt—TriplfoS RcdoBqitkB Cewtar, 180 M ulw t S q m n , N wwiMgtip tweak into the New England Uundry on Broad St. on Nov. “If Hnafelt ts paroliait RRy advtrtiMd IttiR . . . PItai# rtRatit a RAIN tfHEOK.” THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. Opwi Friday Ni^ta to Rediavtiao CaoteKB Ckaed 6 whera 1306 In caab wae taken PAGE TEN BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968

and Mrs. Oamett Schell of Section Two MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 E U i f t l U l J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 Pages 11 to 20 Westwood, NJ., asKl seveial Directors to Consider Fee Main Street Obituary nieces suid nephews . Supreme Court PiBieral servloes wiU be to- mosTOW ait 9:18 a.m. from the For Use of New Ski Slope Set for Yule Mra. Flmemi Home, 71 Pros­ Vandals Damage School^ TOUAMD —Mn. Suii« Jack- pect St., Willlmantic, with a nte Manchester Boasd of B9- Manor's Manchester Industrial Htdlday decorations ware opile, 88, ot 6 . River Rd., wife ^Aajs ot requ.em at St. Oolombo reotors, when it meets tomor- Park, off OoloniBl Rd. end Par- wnqyped around Main St. light To Hear Powell Phone Rate Raises of Jote JadBfMlc, died 8atur> Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be row night in a session adjourn- ker St poles recently by workmen from psal the fuD-crew laws, hs said May Have Sought Drugs day at lEanoheeter Memorial (Ooatlnned from Page One) in St. Benedict Cemetery, ed from last Tuesday, wUl de- Oreen Manor oMdals wUl be the Fremar Corporation of the oourt in llot S p r ^ s ‘ in- HoaplUl. Hlngham, Mass. Vandals brake Into Veiptanck Tliey then raneacked the prin­ Koomfleld, with full military clde whether the town will on hand to request that the di- .fill f« * * P*wl- dulged in a legisiaUva Judgment To Go Before PUC Mn. Jackopeic was born honors. charge a fee for tsM of Ms new rectors allocate approodmateiy school Friday night leaving bro­ cipal's desk. Aug. M, 1900 in Ckeodoivakla, The Southern New Etaffland Telephone Co. today ask­ Out in toe main office, they Friends may call at the funer­ eld slope, off Hercules Dr. and 988,000 under the town's Indus- be decorated with fte red and judg«, tfie quaUfloaUcns of tts thorl^ " ken glaaa, holea In-doon, and mnA cam e to Tolland wKh her pulled the drawers out rt the al home tonight from 7 to 9. Keeney St trial Ouidellnes, to provide the green trees and a crane will own members Is a power the Su- ______ed the State Public Utilities Commission to allow gen­ chipped plaster In their wake. parents. She was a member o f desk and threw contents over Town Manager Robert Weiss, town’s 80 per cent cost share of come November 28 to ha^ prems Oourt itself has held bs- eral rate incresfies including 60 to 95 cents a month When Manchester poUce arrived the CBA Society and attended Mrs. Catherine MltcheU UgMs on the municipal buUd- t^e authority of any court for home pho^. ------“ at tha school at 6:90 thU morn­ the floor. The supply room door Holy Trinity Lutheran Churdi in placing the item on the agm- the propo^ improvements, Andover Mrs. Catherine WMieidco T ^ - ing and the large evergreen tree rovtew. Iqrmsn B. Hod^, looeJ SNET bury. Storm or ThompsonvlUe. ing they found the srtiool in a was ripped open In a almUar in Stafford Springs. da, said that the possibility ex- Oreen Manor proposes to con- maimer to toe others, but noth­ enych Mitchell, 'T9, of OoH^, ists that the sU sh ^ may be struct a 60,000 square foot buHd- “lii: * . PoweH's request for a ihres- m onagor, sold toe privwta line More time would be bdUed on a ■homblea. SorviVDrs, besides her hus- eervloe would go up 70 cents In PoUce My that the well equip­ ing In there appeared disturbed bJid, include 8 sons, John, Jack- wd^oiSflOtahi^ out^-towners. Ing oH Oolootel Rd., to provide hi to rule on the oonsti- Too Few 18-minute baste. decoraUoiri lit to a cere- tuUonai quertioia was rejected the Manchester exchange. Thte Another toll rate rtiange pro­ ped vandals entered by prying potloe sold. opslc Jr. of RockvlUe, Paul Eiunston died ve^rdav at Mt decision is a fee. It should space for several potenftal tm- mony. P ^ c lp ^ ln ^ w ra- b, April 1967 by U.S. District open a rear cafeteria door with Jackopeic of TWland and Ed- ' be a moderate one for Manches- ants. will be on Aap rt the 80 cent poses that overtime charges be A plaster wall next to a large mony will be Harold Gaboury, Qt,oego U Hart and test In Lunch rtae eoepeistad neoct M ay when figured to toe nearest penny per a orowbar, completely ripping wall safe was broken, but a ward Jackopeic of West WU- survivors besides her t w o ***■ 'PeaW*"** only and a Mgher Under terms of the Indurtrial ^ F ^ J u a i T ^ the U.S. Orcult the local calUng area 1s eeepond- minute rather than In flve-cent off toe crash bar on the door. wire screen and brick wall be­ lington; 8 daughters, Mrs. Ro- include a daughter four ** non-reaidents, Weiss Ouidellnes, the town would re­ gram, M Perra^t of Sear^ ^ od to Inoluda Vernon and Gtas- unite os now, This wmuld ap­ They went dlreoUy to the hind the plaster stopped the van­ land Nadeau of Southington, and m j^hiidren undone 'grea t- “ *!• 80 per cent inveetment Mayor Nathan Agoattnelli, and Program tenbury, ply to coin booths, Imt toe nursete office poUce aoy, end dals there. Mrs. Sebastian CarOblna a n d grgjyjchUd. The directors, tomoiTow within seven years, (1) from In- puU'ng the switch to turn on ^ ^ ^nro-party photue would go charge would be rounded to the broke the glass In the door rt Mrs. Fred McCaughl, both of Funeral services will be to- night, wfll malce a decision on creased tax revenue in the hi- Opens Office the lights will be Oaboury’s 4H The lunch pogram at the An­ They entered a room by Court urged the JtwUcss to take up 86 oents on top rt the 80 cen t nearest nlclde. the waiting room to open tt Willingtan; 2 sisters in Omcho- g;i6 ^.m. from the town partictpatlian in road and dustrlal park area, or (2) from year old eon, Douglas. dover Elementary school has breaking (he gkuui In toe door. Dr. Salvatore J. Squatrlto Jr. one of three steps: (1 ) order a rise in M ay. A nd four-party aea> Other cheiiges in home rates Then they chopped a large hole Slovakia; 18 grandchildren, end ^asikelewici Funeral Home, uttUty imppoviementa in Grewi a bond, poarted by Green Manor, announces the moving of his been having Its financial prob- Pulling shut toe drapes, they three-judge court impaneled; . r .. ______vioe would go up 46 cents. New Include a monthly charge rt 60 around toe doorknob rt the 8 great-g«md^drm. ^ Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, broke through the blackboard Guest'Speaker ' dental practice, limited to peri­ (2) rule the exclusion unconstl- !«»•. ^*^ ****.,^ ^ ^ suboorlbera can no longer get cents (or unlisted numbers and nurae's office door itself and and chipped a hole in the plas­ Funeral servk^ will be hw Mass of requiem at St. odontics, to his permanent of­ Bank Robber tutlofial, leaving the next step to ***•• Chamberl^, On your mark! Waddell School pupils prepare to “lift o ff' in their physical edu­ tomorrow at 1:16 ajm. at the Ukrainian Catholic lour party service and about 90 91 tor unlisted mnibers not removed the entire lock mech­ ter waU. They ripped away the Wolfgang BeM, profaasor in fice located at 68 East Center OongreM; (8) ordor Speaker ■«*'t « Qy**’ **om* t® P*” * " anism. Once Inside they ran­ About Town Pressures per cant rt all state phones are given out by totomiation. Thte cation dass. wire mesh under the plaster the art department rt the UM- J ? * t l Churi:h at 9. Burial wUl be in S t John W. McOonnack, D-Masa., pointed out the tUfflcul- sacked everything, apparently Home. W. Main St., Stetoro ^ Baptist Ccmeteryi In Ellington now sliigte-party. te due to time spent answer­ and chom>ed at the brick waU versity rt Hartford, wW speak Dr. Squatrlto is the son of to swear in PoweU. ties invoived. ing requests for those numbers. looking tor drugs, p<^e My. Springs, and at 2 at Glastonbury. The Marine (Torps League Busineee lines would coot 91.80 mrtclng a smsU hole In It. Plas­ about "Ancient Symbolism and Sai^ Easing Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. dqua- WASHUNGTON (A P) — The K •*«»>■ that the baslo p r ^ A new message-rote wortd be Jrtloe did not know If anything Trinity Luthers ^upch. The p^ends may call at the fu- Auxiliary will meet Wednesday naoere In the ManoheOter ex­ ter was scattered about toe Modern Sculpture,” at a mast­ trlto Sr. of 688 Center St, Man­ Supreme Oourt nded 7 tolto-temtothat a large enough change on top rt the d in- offered In Hartford, New Haven, was mteoing. room police said. Rev. Kenneth Mhbncy, partor, home tonight from 7 to 9. at 8 p.m. at the Marine Home, (iets 6 Years 91 6 ing of the Mancbestei; Chapter Parker S t chester. He attended local day that states can force raU- number o f ^ 870 pupils at the oreaiw set for May. Bridgeport, Watorbury, Stam­ Next, they entered toe nvaln will officiate. Burial will be in There will be a Panhlda tonight On Franc Theodore Falrbanka, super­ rt Hadaaeah tomerrow at 8:90 South Cemetery. schorts and was graduated from A 38-year-oId _ man _ who __ stole riwls to carry more workers on school do not partlc^)ats In the The rate hikes, which would ford, Danbuiy, Meriden, New office, also by breaking the at 7 at the funeral home. lunch program. Presently ITS visor rt buildings and grounds, p.m. at Temple Beth Sholotn. Friends may call at the fu­ Manchester High School in the 94,000 from an Ellington bank trains than tliif railroads say ere lunch be the first alooe lOM, must Britain and Norwalk to low-ln- glass In toe door. They went estimated that the damage will William J. BorkowaU class of 1965. He received his Oct. 9 because he wanted to necessary. pupils take the lunrti. To be nm oome subacrlbera and others The guest speaker, an orttat neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ROCKVILLE—William J. Bor- can BeneClt Association, wiu . . , . . . ,_ be approved by the State Pub- to toe principal’s office and af­ run between 94(X) and 96(X>. He meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at wouM permit the Bank of bachelor <>* "*» get married was sentenced to Disputes over the slse of train <* «■ paying basis, 278 pigiUs Ho UtUMles Oommtealon before with few calls. This would al­ ter unsuccessfully trying to re­ and eculptor, created (he can­ kowski, 82, of l9 FrankUn St said that eaidi door alone ebsts delabra and the eternal light to Louis FIHppelli •t Odd Fellows Hall. Membeirs are France to seU marks without Wesleyan UnlvOTl^ later six years In prison today. crews must be worked out in >uurt participate, the cost o f the they oon go hrto effect. The low an tnoomlng calls and 46 move pins from the hinges rt 980. A m<»e aiccurate eeUmate died yesterday morning the oaiKtuary of Temple Beth Louis Fttippem (Phillips), 78, reminded to bring arUcles for restriction, "while watting for served In the U.S. ^ Army The man, AUen R. Thayer of leglrtaturea and In ootlecttve kmch must be increased to 40 PUG wW air the Issue at a outgoing local calls each month the door, they removed toe lock WlU be made after further In­ Rockville General Hospital. cents instead of the preeent 86 for about 92 less. SM lcm. of Hartford, father of Mrs. Mi' Mr. BorkowsW was„ bom „Sept. Wtehen social vriik* wlU be the speculators to nm out of Medical Laboratorie^and Thompconvllle, had already bargaining and not by the eerlee rt pubUc heoilnge. by ripping a hole in the door. vestigations, Fairixmks said. chart BaJesano of 88 FrancU . to Poland "and hid UvS hoW for members and friends emmundtlon.” earned hte dwtoral degree pleaded _guUty to a charge _ of courts. Justice Hugo L. Black cents and the present staff of SNET said the propoeed rate Some rt his eculpture Is rep­ Dr., Manchester, died Saturday RockvlUe’ area most of after the meeting. There were some reports that Falrirtgh Dickinson University holding up the EUngton branrti declared, three cooks must be reduced to hikes would Increase tts annual resented in the collections rt Ois at Kt. Sinai - Ho^iltal, Hart- hi. iir. h. r»Hnui he ___ Couve de MuTvilie might also Dental School. of the Northern Ooimecttout Na- The ndlng upheld Arkansas’ two. revenues by abort 10 per cent. O eT fiT V S c lie d lll'e S Social Comment S T Pennsylvania Academy of Fine ford. tlonal Bank. half-century olil "fUU-orew' Mrs. Chamberlein and Mrs. SNET President Alfred W. cV . ^ Arts, the OonneoUcut General wu“mployrt «t 0» Ptr^st..- M - Judy Rldmond, d«««- J™”™ pSodS^fMa^ calf at the Boston IMvenIty Survivors include hiB wife, b C. H. ™ fi« Juice, Spanish, rice, would be increased by varying Thayer himself, referring to Image of the CXergy.” drawinge and prtnto In the ex- Springfield’s Wellman HolL may be contracted out under a Palm Beach, Fla., tormeriy of J Burial wUl be In St Ber- A d em qn sti^ on ^ Manning said, "Jacques’ The Board rt Directors, when Friends may caU at the funer­ be gi'ven at a meeting of th e non Police with driving under diesel engines from having to "teCAn**! and cheese, oorrot at Community Baptist Church, work I'sans In the aortal oom- Worth, Fla. al home tonight from 7 to 9. Manchester-Bolton Welcome thing. I can't explain it. Mayl>e buslneas extension phones wortd No Bids Filed It meets tom orrow night, wlU Members of Center Hose Co. the Influence after being invol­ tend furnaces, now serve as ®tteks, oabbage-appto-raisin sol- Robert Dlgan, coordinator of memtary direction of such Mr. Kaaulld was bom Jan. IT, There wUl be a recltaUon of Wagon Club on Wednesday at ved in a one-car accident. I need psychiatric help.” go up 26 cents a month. consider a request tor a 91,800 He added, "Things wlU go lookouts, relieve the engineer in *PPte pie, cheese, bread and youth service will speak about palntero as Jack Levine end The Bastis car strurtc a No Because rt the May calling On PaintSiig Job allocation (or toe painting. emergencies, make repairs butter. MUk is served wtUi all drug abuse In Manchester anij Max Beckman.” ed here all of hte life until going ^^^,^1 home. ^ CHieeseCheese Shon Shop at the Manches- Manches­ Parking sign on Wert Main St., along beautiful for an extended area expoaelon, Manrties- Town Manager Robert Wetes, Hblmes Funeral Home, 400 Main period of time, then e-verythlng whUe the train is moving and meals. what the community te begin­ Jacques Is cuiTentiy on a frt- to West Palm Beach five ter Parkade. Vernon. BasUs was released tpr would nrt feel the full ef­ The Town of Manchester has In requesting toe sum, said that St., to pay respeots to the. late just tUows up. It’s sort of like serve other functions. Disposal Area ning to do about it. Inwehlp at (tie University rt the building may be used lor months ago to make hte home The meeting Is open to a l l without Ixsid for appearance to As to previous years, due to fects rt the propoeed five cent failed to receive any bids (or with hte granddaughter, Mrs; Max Kasulki, a former member. I'm not capable of handling sit­ He said these disputes wlU Hartford, where he Is toortitog storage of town vrtilclos and newcomers to the area. Offi­ RockvlUe Circuit Court 12 Dec. shorter periods of daylight, the rise in toll rates in the 10 to painting toe exterior of too old Clarence Turner. He waa em- Fnnerak uations when they arise." continue to be worked out In leg­ 20 cent range. Ctells In that an evening art rtase and con­ Pine St Flrohouae, abandoned equipment, or may be offered cers for the com ing year were 10. dosing hour at the DteiXiSBl nloved for manv years at the H m Italten-American CTub The Judge, to passing sen­ islatures and to management- range now will becotiie toll-free. Ctafis at niing tinuing bis studlea under Paul March 1668, when toe new Mc­ (or sale. The decision, ho asdd, □ introduced at last month's meet­ Lewis Furnas, 24, of 37 Regan Area will be cut bock to 4:90 tence, said programs available union bargaining. Noting that former HoUoran Funeral Home Mra. Leonard F. Wrtdind will meet tonight at 8 at the ing. Mrs. Donald Gillette of KM Rd., Vernon, was arrested yes­ The exceptions are calls to New­ Zlmmermen and Henrik Mayer. Kee St Finhouse was dedicat­ will be made when Rt. 6 te to federal prison might help Arkansas voters in 1968 deci­ p.m ., effective Nov. 19, from He was a member of SL Mary’s Largely attended funeral ser- clubhouse, 135 Eldridge St. Pitkin 'wlU serve as president. terday and charged with breach ington where the present 16 ceitt T a k e s U N T o u f A native rt Vermont, Joequee ed. com pleted. sively defeated a proposal to re- the 6 o’clock closing which Bpiscopel Oiurch, Center Hose jj„ Dorothy M. Wek- Other officers will be Mrs. of peace, fbUowtog a disturb­ TTiayer. trtl wlU be 20 cen ts; and to The Women’s Auxiliary to the prevailed during the summer Co. 2 of the Town Fire Depart­ Und of 109 Forest St., wife of Norman Lemalre, first vice ance at Ills home. He was re­ months. gWmitigton, Middletown, Staf­ Mrs. Oarol Lenlhan’s 7th ment and the Washington Social Manchester Midget and Pony ford %>rlngB and WllUmantic grade IlUng Junior High School Leonard F. Weklind, were held president; Mrs. Joseph Le­ leased for appearance in Rock­ The area will be open every Football Association will meet which will r ^ from 20 to 26 social studies classes traveled Club. this morning at Emanuel Luth- vesque, second irlce president; vlUe Circuit Cfourt 12 Dec. 3. day of the week except Mon­ Survlvon, besridee hte grand wan CTuirch, The Rev. C. Hen­ tommrow at 8 pm . at the home Mra. Robert Kennedy secre­ Other area police acUvlty: Allies Kill 416 Enemy oents. to New York CSty today to tour daughter, include a brotfier, of Mrs. James Ray, 180 Ferg­ days and ' Thuradays from 9 East the United Nations. The field ry Anderson, peurior, officiated. tary; and William Wilson, COVENTRY a.m. to 4:80 p.m. On Sunday The 20 cent rates to Leo KasulM of Southbury; a Mtes Jean Conklin was organist. uson Rd. treasurer. Coventry poUce made six mo­ Hampton, New Britain, Sims­ trip culminated a claaa unit (Herald photos bjr Buoeivlohu) grandson, t3art Llebe of Weof In New Lowland Fights the hours are from 9:00 a.m. study. Burial was to East Cemetery. tor vehicle arrests over the until noon. bury and ThompsonvUle will be Away! All the muscles of arms, shoulders, legs, and chest come into play. Palm Beach; and seven great­ Hancbeeter Country Club will The 110 pupils in the group Beeuten were David Spencer, weekend. They were: Umars ^ GOP Women unohanged. grandchildren. have its annual dinner Thursday Zond 6 Land's (Oontbroed from Page One) Thu, said he believed the attack A MW "elective calling” left Manchester in buses at 7 :S0 Kents, Hickory Dr., Coventry, The Andover Republican Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse. The g o • * failure to obey stop sign and was a prelude to a major as­ residence service wortd provide a.m. and will return at 4:30 p.m. the city of SOO.OOO Sunday but sault, possibly against Da Nang, Women’s Club will meet tomor­ In addition to Mra. Lenlban, ^JyTEptetiprt ci^h“*BM- Tj^ltingtoir^ E. Turk- members have been to- In SoV lC t U n iO n failure to change address, to was reduced today to 12 hours, a reduced rate on toll calls for in two or fliree days. Thu said row night at 8 in the elemen­ people who often call nearby who planned the trip, chaper- Parachute in Gym Class, vlted. Reservations may be (Contlniied From Pago One) appear Dec. 15 to Manchester frorh 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. tary school to hear a talk by be in East C^etery” ^ ^ captured soldiera told interroga­ towiu. Thte allows any number ones were Mra. Alice Hammer made by contacting the club­ Circuit Court 12, and Girard L. The heaviest battle raged 16 Lyman B. Hoope, manager of Friends may call at the house. trolled descent with the use of GuiUmette, Monson, Mass., tors the North Vietnamese rt oaiin iq;> to one hour’s time and Mrs. Martha Keiderling rt Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Home, 228 Main St., was to aerodynamical qualities which miles south of the city, around a "plan four days and four nights ^uthera New England the guidance department, and charge of arrangements. crowding front seat, court Dec. dtetrlct headquarters town, DIen for a flat rate rt 9* between An Isometric Aid ThaPs Fun Main St, tonight from 7 to 9. A Natlcnal Geographic flbn, Iiwured Its return to earth to the of harassment ... to tire our pteph^e Oo. Mancliesto of­ James Camarata, 8to grade so­ 9. Ban. South Vietnamese infan­ fice. He will show slides on Manrtiester and East Hampton,. ThA family suggests that "Mtes GoodaU and Her Wild preseut dtetrlct." troops.” cial studies teacher. By JOHN JOHNSTON Object te to ’’mushroom” it by to toe bags, pick tiiem up, and Mra. Martha Habersat Also, George R Hanka, Wll- trymen and mlllUamen, and "How tile Telephone Oo. helps New Britain, Newington, Slms- those wishing to do so make Chimpanzees," will be shown by The announcement said Zond tugging and lifting. Hte air un­ return to grasp their original Funeral servlcee for Mrs. limantic, operating unregis­ U.S. helici^ter gunships and ar­ The fighting was the heaviest the Harylicapp^." Everyone There is more to a para­ memorial contributions to the Salem Nassiff at a meeting of 6 had flown around the moon at in the Da Nang area atoce mid- der toe parachute works as a positions 'before deflation sets Martha Habersat of 128 Birch tered motor vehicle; John C. tillery were credited with klllli^ Interested to the subject Is oor- chute than an apparatus Book o f Remembrance at fit. the Kiwanis Club of Manches- the predetermined distance of ____ ^ ______August, the enemy command force against toe body, Wiggin in. St, widow of Otto Habersat, Reynolds, Wlllimantic, improp- 253 enemy soldiers in a 24-hour cUally Invited to attend. Mary’s Church. sent suicide squads into Da for assuring one a safe and explained, but not an Immov­ In still another game a ball were held this moratog at the ter tomorrow at 12:15 p.,M. at 1,800 miles and carried out the er ^passing, and" BradforiT"R. fight that ended early today. Bridge Night Nang, attacked a village two relatively gradual descent able force. In getting the chute is placed at the center rt t)ie Manchester Country Club, program that had bee.i planned Tyrol, Carpenter Rd., Cbventryi It began at 8 a.m. Sunday With director B. Burton Mra. Pieter deOrasf Hok^Ftoeral Heme, 400 Mato also will be a report on for It, miles from the city and shelled from an aircraft. parachute, and opposing sides breach of peace all schedul^ when about 600 North Viet­ Smythe of Manchester on hand down, toe children are working SOUTH WINDOCMb—Mrs. Lina Burial was to Grove Ceme- the club's ------, 80 allied bases, district towns Such as? How about in­ try to flip it rtf. ntoth annual radio This included exploration of ^qj. appearance to Manchester namese troops attacked the to guide less experienced bridge against the same force. The Eraestlna BUz deGraaf of Hart- tery, Naugatuck. auction. and provincial capitals. material te so light, the exer­ "All these games stress the Bearers were John Mlzikkulk, near-hinar igiace, the testing of circuit Oourt 12, Dec. 9, a n d headquarters area, of the South players Uie Recreation Commis­ corporating it into an ele­ ford, mother of Mra. CJarol Man- the sptaceship's system under cise can be used from kinder­ fundamentals rt running, jump­ William o . McNall, Anthony Brian L. Garvey, Stanford, Vietnamese 61st Regiment’s 2nd In other fighting to the north. sion sponsored bridge group COMPIHI W iW T X mentary school physical srtla of South Windsor, died Koffee Krafters will meet flight conditions and the testing ing, slcipping, and puUlng,” '«Wig- OUvlera, and Stanley Ostowski. disregarding a stop sign, court Battalion, Assault forces government militiamen fought met Friday night at the Con­ education program? Skep­ garten through sixth grade. Friday at Hartford Hoqiital. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the of the controlled descent appa­ "Because it te a form rt Iso­ gtn said, "and at toe same time Dec. 18. equipped_ _ with flamethrowera attack Sunday night at gregational Church with 18 SlNCSlfl* tical? Well, with the coop­ develop quickness, ability, 'body Survivors include her hus­ Community Y . Work wUl be ratus. ANDOVER metric exercise,” Wlggln said, band, anodier daughter, two g rt vrithta 60 yards o f the com - Btoh Son, 36 mUea eouth o f Da players on______hand___ to ____ make up eration of his staff, Davis oontrOl, and awaren'eas rt space conttoued on stained glass The announcement did not Charles Laithrop, S3, of Edge- mand post before they were re- Nang, and reported killing 64 of four-and-a-half tables of dm>U' MSUIIANCE "it can do a tremendous amount V e r n o n in toe parUclpanlt.” grandchildren, three nieces and Chrirtmas candle holders. Wom­ specify where in the Soviet Un- the attackers. E. Wiggin, physical educa­ in developing arms, riioidders, , mere Rd., was charged with pulsed. cate play. A bonus has turned up since two nephews in Germany. en desiring to make antiqued kto Zond 6 had landed or did it making an Improper turn after tion director of Manches­ and lungs. I doubt tf a group Funeral servlcee were held The South Vietnamese troops South Korean marines re­ All three top scorers w 6 r e the inauguration of thte phase Santa O aus grapes are reminded to bring muntlon the condition of the lie struck a car operated by ter schools, is doing just of adults would! last more than this morning at Rose Hill Fu­ pursued the enemy soldiers pelled a night attack 10 miles from out of town. Partners Mrs. SERVICE rt the physical 'cducetton pro­ styrofoam balls, pipe cleaners, spacecraft. Ronald Tuch, 22, o f Stamford. that this year. 2 or 3 minutes. I^ut the children neral Home, 580 Elm St., while militia men closed In from south of Da Nang and said they Everett Porter and Mrs. Albert gram in Mjanchester^ Many chil­ In Tow n D ec. 1 The spaceship presumably The accident happened on Rt. Pioneer Parachute Oo. donat­ love it. In addition, toe whole Rocky HIH, with the Rev. Roger aluminum fail and a iriece of another direction, trapping the killed 18 Viet Oong to hand-to- Taylor of Hebron had top score; dren have come up with their tree branch. Hoetesses will be carried photographic equip­ 6 in Andover. ed 6 rejects to toe program. 'class can ibe involved slmul- Rotvig officiating. Burial was in Santa Claus will move Into his enemy. hand fighting. Seven marines Mra. Howard Boyd of Manches­ own experimental Ideas. "Some Mrs. Stuart Jones end Mrs. ment, but there was no mention Occupants of the Tuch car, Three others are now being as­ tameously. There te no wasted Rose Hin Memorial Park, house in the center of Rockvi'le The commander of the 61st were killed and two were ter and Mrs. Raymond Wolf of rt these may not work oht,” Fred Panzenhagen. of this either. Zond 5 is known to Ellis ^farinlzni of Milford and sembled from surplus material, tim e.” GRAMTS MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM Rocky HUl. on Dec. 1, die day of the annual regiment, Lt. Col. Truong Tan wounded. South Windsor placed second, REAL Wiggin com m ented, '^but their have carried cameras and pic- Barry Jundllson of Hartford, and Mrs. Robert Crawford each 28 feet in diameter. With­ At the same time chUdren’a Chamber of Commerce Christ­ out shrouds, Wlggln eatlmatod, imaginations are working.” Y-Tecn 8kl Club will have Its ‘tires *t took of the earth as it were taken to Windham Hospi­ with her partner Mre. B. Bur­ ESTATE bodies are being develk>i>ed, he The dtrector said the use of Frank E. Burton mas parade. eacto one would cost 9160. "That OFFERS YOU THIS REALISTIC GOAL first organizational meeting descended have been released. tal with facial cute and bruises. ton Smythe, both of Manchester, said, they are having fun do­ Xianutoutea is a relatively new COLUMBIA—Frank E. Bur­ He will ride the last of 12 te an expense we ccnldn’t pos­ Saturday at 10-a.m. at the Com­ Zond 6 also may have con­ The Tuch car was extensively tallied third. The group meets ing the exercise. Thte could concept in phyalcxd education, ton, 62, of Hennequin Rd., hus­ floats to participate to the pa­ damaged and the pick-up truck Teachers Accept Pact, sibly afford,” he said. rade which will form at 2 p.m. munity Y, 79 W. Main St. A col­ tained live animals for test pur­ again this coming Friday at not always l>e said rt the tried estimating they are being use(i band of Catherine Welch Bur­ poses. Zond 5 had turtles and in­ driven by Laithrop moderately "So for we have been aide ton, died Saturday morning at at the comer of Grove and or ski film, "Ski Techniques," the clnirch at 7:46 p.m. and all and true oaltethenlcs.. He illus­ )jy not more toan 6 .p>er cent rt ★ If you milt RAHD ADVANCEMENT... will be presented by Robert Ma- sects aboard Imt this fact was damaged. End N.Y. School Strike interested In bridge are wel­ to use toe chutes In Just about trated Ms remarks with some the countiy’s schools. Windham Community Memorial East Main ' streets, - march ■ BOLTON through the center of town and president of the Manches- not disclosed until more than come. every elementary school physi­ gatmes that have been used to “But they have caught on Grants aggressive expansion program makes this possible. Sales Hospital Joseph W. Grenon, 61, of cal education program,” he add­ He was born Feb. 22. 1908 to disband at Maple and Union Ste. ter Ski a u b . All Junior High three weeks after It liad landed. (Oonilmied from Page One) make-up program of extra class date. here,” he went on to say. ’’The have zoomed since 1,950, with an increase of nearly 300%, reach­ The Russians have said they Woonsocket, R.I., waa charged len te sattefied the board and days during normal vacations, . Manchester Evening Her­ ed. “In time we are hopeful we Holyoke, Mass., the son of Peter Olson is chairman of and Senior High School girls are n toe drat rt these, children first time one 'was used at ing an annual rate of more than a billion dollars today—and this would make thorough tests of with following too closely after McCoy are cooperating with the ydth premium pay for teachers. ald Andover oorrespondMit, vrill be able to have one In are given numbers. When toe Frank and Mae Nolan Burton. the parade committee and he Is livvlted. Y Ski Club chairmen Buckley School, a wall of pupil mocvi flight conditions with ani­ he struck the rear of a car driv­ trustee. The cltywlde strikes, which be­ Lawrence Moe, tel. 748-6796. ROBERT J . SMITH, K every school. We are excited parachute te inflated, toe in- volume will double again in the next few years! being assisted by several mem­ arc Mrs. George Kaiz, Mrs. faces lined the windows to He was superintendent o f the en by Patricia A. Baboeal of bers of the Chamber of C3om- mals )>efore sending a man In addition, the pact calls tor gan at the opening of the fall alx>ut toelr posslbUltles In tm- rtructor calls out numbers at MIHtary Department of the Jaimes Marshall and Mrs Frod Alice Dr., Coventry. The acci­ HRIHUWSMiniS SINCE 1914 watch. One rt our elementary merce. Burr. there. return of 76 white' teachers to semester Sept. 9, have meant plemenUng our program.” random, and the holders must school teachers took one home State of Oxxiecticut, Camp dent happened at 7:16 a.m. to­ claasroom assignments In the only 11 schools days for the vast Starting withi the parachute an change positions. - Ln another, Dempsey, Ntentlc, retiring two The line of march will be "The Zond 6 return, If we can at toe start of the program and day. No court date waa set. dtetrlct. Their ouster by the gov­ majority of pupils to the 900- the gymnasium floor or the several bean bags are placed ^ If you want TOP INCOME POTENTIAL . . . years ago. He was employed by headed by the Vernon Police Army Spec. 4.C. James ^*“**^® annoiinue- 649-5241 rounded up a few kids to try it tile s t^ about 80 years. A vet- Department and a State .Police Dwyer, eon of Mr. and Mre. Ed- represents a high order of erning board fron ^the dtetrlct school system. playground —It has )>een used under the center rt the raised out. Within a few minutes he j Grants pays the highest incomes in the distribution industry. eran of Wortd War U he serv eoforcolor guard. viml-d Eight Elvht bands bnndfi have hnvp W ...(.. F. T,. Dwyer____ of 62”Lltchflerd skill." a Westerin dtoloirint ana. ToW ll EduCatOFS In both places —and the chil­ chute. When numbers are attracted a crowd rt 60, both ‘ ' A realistic goal for anyone entering Grants Store Manage­ indicated 'they will Dart be ak St John'a Eptecopal diamond in a new setting MIAMI. Fla. (AP) —Walter Yitrinm Discovered Headley, Miami police chief for OhuKli, R t 80, on SVUay firani Diamonds never go out of fashion, but set­ Two appllcatlani IndudlnK one statewide youth committee 20 years who warn the architect 1 to etSO p.m. tings do. So don't let an unfaehlonably old tor a special exemption to lo- planning a youth conference tor _ __ NOUAKCHOTT, MauriitanU— of a crime 'crackdeem teat aent Whit lA *. Franote Rodmao la gen­ setting detract from the beauty of your en­ A alzable depoolt of yttrium, a cate a gasoltoe station on the represe^the Tol- ^ gagement diamond. See our beautifully new comer of Rhodes Rd. and Mer- land Oounty 4-H organisation. m eral riiatniMn wlte Mrs. Robert patrotonen in to lOaml’s shims mineral used In making color and graceful sattinga. A wide selection from row Rd..Rd., wujwlU ttobe aired a i ^ a at r a puj^pub- The annual conference U one ^ ^ Saturday. He was Rutland, te lephon e dm lrm an. television tubes, has been dis­ -IS little ae $30. Uc hearttg of tee Zoning Boart ^ p m p ^ p l^ ^ b ^ ^ „ AH penone agea 21 through covered at Bounaga, east c t of Appeals Nov. 2S at 8 p.m. In Connecticut State Youth Com- ean't h* M ac« eRglUe to donate bioad. NouakeboCt, and a company has the H all mission tor all youths in the ‘ •»« EASY PAYMENTS tne I own nan. bonded out of liie morgue.” Chicken Parts Sale been formed to mine R. ll la Oiarles J. tcM Madelyn Luce Peraona 18 through 20 may thought that 20,000 tons a year • AVAILABLE of Reed Rd. are asking for a Jedrziewski has been elected — We’re proud to present the royalty of poultry. Pampered from donate with parent’s consent oon be mined tor 20 years. a director of the ToUand Coun- DETROIT (AP) — Dr. Joseph special exemption on a cer­ the first peep . . . these are something special a n ^ they're all AppoMments may be made by ty Fair Association. Molner. national syndicated tificate of approval for the lo­ oallhtg the Red Crow otttce. His mother, Mrs. Chester, «»um i*t and former U.S. Govt. Grade A. The ultimate in poultryl « JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS Downteem IWenohfertor cation of a gasoline station and Have you made us put WaHt-ln donom will alao be ao- at 988 Mata Stn»t Jedrziewski, was the recipient Detroit and Wayne Oounty for a repairer’s license on prop­ L N O E n DRU G of a 15-year pin awarded dur- health oonuntaioner, died Sat- erty located in a commercial Ing last week's annual meeting urday at age 61. Jayoee Wives Sole PARKADf zone on the northeasterly side mini-pricing' on the line? Vanxm Jayoee Wtvee wlH of Merrow Rd. (Rt. 196) and of the Tcdland Cbunty Extension Alfred E. Smith Jr. OPIN Oxincil at TAC. eponeor a aale of home baked Rhodes Rd.. across from the CARMEL, N.T. (AP) — You’ve heard us say games won't save you Chicken Breasts 591b Five-year pin recipients In­ goods Wettseadhy from 0 a.m. 17:45 A M. to 10 P.M. Read Herald Ad^rtisements GooBt Lane Intersection. Alfred E. Smith Jr, eldest son cluded Mrs. Gilbert Rau, Mrs. money, and claims won't save you money . . . to 2 p.m. alt Haztman'd Super Ellsworth Pearson of Part­ of the late New York governor Dorothy Oarison, Mrs. Samuel ridge Lane Is seeking a special and 1928 Democratic presiden­ but mini-pricing® will. Have you made us put Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Chicken Legs 49lb exemption to permit the con­ tial candidate, died Friday at that statement on the line? Have you walked ert Smite. Ruth Mendelin re­ age 87. Smith was a delegate to struction of a house In con­ ceived a K ey Awrard. into any Stop & Shop with your shopping list formity with adjoining houses. the Dem ocratic National Oon- — your regular, usual shopping list? Have you He wants permission to build nominated his fate- a 1,100 square foot building in presidency. The elder discovered that mini-pricing® saves you money Chicken Wings 331lb an area which requires a 1,- Fred ScMpul fan^y g„iith lost to Repubhon Herbert on quality food week after week? If you have, received a oertlflioate bonoctog Hoover, TOP QUALITY! 200 square foot building. them as an IFYE host family. you’ve b ^ n saving ever since! School Use Procedures Bdlelln Board Dr. Biccardo Oaleaist LisI AppHcatJons for the use o f The Planning and Zoning ROME (AP) -— Dr. Riocardo sehool facilities are presently OommiaBion wdll meet hsilgla at Galeazzi Llsi, former personal LOW PRICES! available at the Town Hall. 8 in te e Town H all. physician to the late Pope Plus The requests for use of the Xn and one of Italy's top eye The executive board of St. school buildings must be sub­ specialists, died Saturday at age Matthew's Oonfratemlty of EHVALUABLE mitted to Board of Recreation 76. In 1958 Dr. Ual came under Christian Doctrine will meet to­ Chairman W illiam Holley In fire for selling photographs he night at 8 In tee diurcfa Pariah wrritlng. with a copy forw ard­ had taken of Pope Phis on his No Games! No wild Claims! You just save money. 8 ed to the 'school principal, the O n to r. deathbed. 'STAMPS! superintendents of buildfa^ The ToUand Boys League will Paul Coates and grounds, and to tee super­ meet tonlgbt at 7 in tee Social HOL1.YWOOD (AP) — Paul intendent 6f schools. Room of tee United Osigrega- Coates, a Los Angeles Times School and town functions re­ ttonal Church. cohimnist and television com­ PLAY quiring tee use of the schools The ToUand Junior Woman’s mentator, died of an apparent wlU continue to have priority C3ub wdll hold Ms annual public heart attack Saturday at the over outside use of the facili­ Dutch Auction tomorrow night age of 47. In the 1960s Coates RockviUe Public Health ISurse Retires After 20 Years ties, under the now procedure. at 8 In tee ToUand IBgh School hosted two local television AduH supervlsorB or chape­ cafeteria. A short buaineeB Mrs. Addison Duseinger of Mrs. Albert Delaney, lett, wUl eral Hospital before Joining the shows, "(fonfidential FTle,” and rones must be provided by the meeting wrBl precede tee auc­ mini-pncinq Vernon, right, was honored at a take over Mrs. Dusataiger’s spot RPHNA staff. She has sMved “ Unit One.” H e was bon* In orgnnizatlon for all youte activi­ tion at 7 pjn. on the staff. Mrs. B. Fenton as public health nurse tor Ybl- New York City. tea yesterday afternoon by as- BONUS Burke, center, is president of land for over nine yeeia. ties. The sponsmdng organiza­ sociatee and friends. Mrs. Due- tion will be held financially re­ Manchester Evenbig Herald the Association. Due to the unexpected resig­ singer is retiring after 20 years sponsible for any damage. Tolland correspondent Bette Mrs. Dusalnger Is a graduate nation of the Bsslstwnt eUper- Slain by Grocer of service with the RockviUe Sneakers must be wrom in the Qnatrale, to t 876-2846. of the St. BYancls Hospital visor, Mrs. ‘Catherine Peereon, PubUc Health Nursing Associa­ gyms for athletic activities and During Aoldup Try School of Nursing. She served Mrs. Duasinger has consented to s ^ soled shoes tor dancing. Wft reMrve the right to limit quantities tion. Miss Ruth Hoyt super­ on the staff of that hospital and remain on a pazit-tlme basis HARTFORD, <3onn. (AP)— visor, seated, served as hosteee. also on that of RockviUe Gen- iBitil that positlan is misd. BINGO An decoratiorji must meet the Columbia A grocer grabbed his pistol standards of the state fire Mrs. Delaztey Is a graduate of when three men allegedly tried r marshal’s office, and be remov- A M firldm r . T ing, and police said the Incident the Salem, Maas., hospital and ed Immediately after the acH v^ ^ ^ ® “ ® y EorZy Week Specials! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday! Youth Queried was In no way related to A g- served for some time as a staff Ity. If they arc no* removed an day night and totally wounded nurae at Hartford HoeplteL She YOU CAN new’s visit here. additional custodial fee will be IHdbetes Week one of them, poUce ^ d . In Shootiiig of The Maryland governor and has lived In Venton for a little charged. Inveetigaitors said the other over two yean. The nursing staff of tee Co- his family have been vacation­ If tee kitchen facility Is used two men fled with an undeter- Agnew Guard lumbia-Hebron-Andoiver Public ing at Dorado Beatte for tee a member o f the schoed cafe past week. BE A Heakh Nursing Agency have terla staff must be on duty. DORADO, Puerto Rloo (AP) ansnunced------^ imprinsr, that the ‘>««™1 American was Jamcs A. Chaney, A fee of 72 per hour, with a a North End resident, who was — A 19-yeer-old youth has been 18 minimum for a school custo- dead when poUce arrived taken into custody in connection Magonic Drive N FUELOIL dlan must be paid when he la The grocer, Regtoal A. Lealle. wllte the shooting of a Puerto Ri- oen deteoUve aasigned to tee se- WINNER! on duty. The fee is time and a 75 0 ,0 0 0 During Dlabetea Week, post- sold he waa Int tee back part of O ve r $ half, Ms hourly rate for a mini­ ouriliy guard here of Vice Presi- ers and ''Dreypaks'' will be Barbour Street store when 14.8e mum on one hour when the cus­ dent-eHect Spiro T . Agnew, po­ Connecticut Masons have con­ found In prominent places In **e heard a commotion fci the tributed more than $760,000 tor 888 OaL Mill. O.OJ». todian is not on reguhtr duty. lice reported today. Ona Day h'otlos for DsUvory the communities. It Is suggest- front a* about 9 p.m. He told The youth, not immediatdy a construction and renovation Baton Winners Grjmhd Beef program at the Masonic Home ed that people over 40 years of poMce three men were beating tdenUfled, was undergolitg ques­ Aroual) Ik s Clock Winners ofuiiM last i week'swoci, a revolvicvwv ovcT Weight people and Ms clerk In an apparent hold- tioning. He was repotted to and Hospital at Wallingford. Bamer Servloe tng trop y, aw par- ^ diabetics should up attempt when he went to A goal of $2 miUloh has been ticlpants in the Board of Recre- have been taken Into custody take advantage of tels means inrvestigate. This is lean and fresh . . . fresh be­ established, and some 8,000 vol­ After Btoon Emergeney ation-sponaored baton claases cause it’s ground in little batches Sunday nlglilt In the Dorado OU Deliveries BCads at 0 unteer solicitors are contacting are Daryl Ryan, Kln^berleo ***• “ ^**«*" Police said a wltne« saw Les- area. 18.40 per CM. Bradley Cindy Elmer and Cyn- "Dreypaks” provided by t h e H* fire his pistol at least three several times a day. It’s even dated Agent Victor M. Oaratlni was Masons in tee abate for centribu- tions.to the campaign. $1080 WINNER $1008 WINNER $1800 WINNER thlaMUler. American Diabetes AasoclaUon. times. Chaney fell at tee door- West Bend 12-30 cup for freshness. Put a creative cook and she* twtoe in tee stomach after Automatio or GoO DeUvsry Among recent large donations lUtM flk rskn t u n D «vH l TIm b u Bi i m M iM itfn r l Rwuilon CUnlc ' St6P. Stop & Shop ground beef in the same be surprised a man trying to N *4 Ii m , 9 W I. I tastari, tM i. is one $78,000 from the Scot­ ■nl Hartftid, Can. The Hans Christian Anderson A follow up flu cUMc wUl be kitchen and something great is bound steal a car near the golf course Aak Ahoot Our 6-Day tish R ite BVMindation, wUeb Mbntessori School on Goose held tomorrow from 7 to 8 p.m. ' — of the Dorado Beach Hotel. Ag* Dtsooimt Psymant Plaa Automatic to happeni chose to memorialize one of Us Lane win open a special pre- on Rt. 66. new is vacaticning In a home members by naming tee re­ MANCHESTER OIL HEAT paratory weekly three-hour ses- The clinic Is open to all resl- nearby. novated auditorium after him. sion for pre-schoolers begin- dents who received their first WANTED Police said tee man grabbed Party Percolator Many memorial gifts have nlng tee first week in DSCem- fnjecHon of fiu vaccine on Oct. CkaB, l a t a Model Oaratlni’B gun end shot him. Serve-signal lights ranged from $160 to $80,000, U Form erty IflU V her. The class will be Integrated 22. The booster InjecUons wUl An earlier report that tee man up when coffee's Gronnd Beef 58lb was reported. kite the regular session sched- Also be avallaWe for thoee who USED CARS was suiprlsed inalde Agnerw's ready; then keeps i99 I B M W IN N E R $ B N W h iik r $50 WInnir ule when vacancies occur. Fur- had completed the series d In- it serving hot as room was incorrect. The shoot- ther Information may be ob- jeotions In 1967. Top Prices Paid N n . F ilM t kauDMTMtar Vira MakUr long as needed. Gronnd Chnek 68lb tag occurred Just outside the WMdkrligt, Oku. Tittrlllt, e«n. N liilita w a , Oaaa. tained by contacting Dr. or ------For AU MiduBi Coffee is never golf ccurae while tee agent was Mrs. Arthur Berman. ICARTER CHEVROLEH over-perked, patroUlng the grounds. 4-H Notes Day Forecast Oaratind tmderwerit an emer­ Tolland 4-H achievement Temperatures in Connecticut CO., INC. Gronnd Ronnd 88lb gency operation for removal of rdf Hh ■ candles awards have been presented to aurlng the five-day period be- 1229M U n S t. the bullets. B everly Blow, clothlnfi^; James ginning Tuesday are expected The agent was reported in sat­ T a ■n'sl nMirwtrl ^ . . ._ Phono 649-5288 lFAIRW> Jedrziewski, food - nutriclan; to average below normal, with isfactory condition at tee Rio galore! Ruteann Bugbee, home econom­ daytime Mghs generally in the Piedras Medical Center. ics and consumer education; J $100 WINNER $100 WINNER $100 WINNER 40b and nighttime lows In the Agnew was in tee Virgin, Is­ Mrs. lyh ar Mary Oarvira Ptarl W tk k Laurel Stmlth, Junior leader­ we have rtcoivod our upper 20s to mld-SOs. Special Mon., Tues. and Wed. only I lands at the time of the shoot­ Seallart, CtM. OraaarlaM, M att. WalHagtanl, Ctaa. ship, and Karen Moulin, leisure Precipitation may total 14 to SAVE Christmas shipmont of all pleasure. H Inch with snow flurries like­ Miss Blow Is serving on a FALSETEETH sites of camNos,—4)olh ly in h illy areas Tuesday and *20 IBliHHfllilM rain likely Friday and Saturday. CALIFORNIA CARROTS That Loosan odd and regular sites— ^ n c h ^ 3 ( Welcome Hare 1-lb Cello Bag Naad Not Embarrats in oH colors; come and ALL FILM ROLLS Chemistry tsnris used to say Don't live In fesr oi false teeth see our fine assortment! Fresh snappy carrots looeenlu.'wobbUns^or dropping ]uM Devdoped nod Printed that noble gases like helium, St« themo wrongwrwue time.wiMw. For more amwity FM t Servloe from the WestI Glaze MB end more comfort, Juet epnnkle s $100 WINNER $100 WINNER neon, krypton and xenon do not little FABTggTH on your tostoe. $100 WINNER DIseoant Prices them for a change, your downtown main at.—msnehnster cost middle tpfee. Itka Haikt UHk Oatlltltt kllri4 Oltaa combine with other elements. In BAGS FABTEKTH bold! falM teeth flrmer. Tarrltiltai Oata.* family will ask for sec­ Mskaa eating easier. No pasty. g

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‘yjT, PAGE FurnsEN MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE FOUBTEEN ^Colleges DonH Play Like Thaf \ t Raiders ’ Great Comeback Powerful Windham Erupts One TD Decisive Ten straight Isn’t an B sgl* NEW YORK (AP) — record because the club man- “You lust don’t see games Missed by TV Audience FootbaU aged a 14-game kwtng string like that any more. The over two yenm to llM-87. they And Trounces East Catholic American l ieague (ttilleges dquarterback John Thanks- the Jets foaming at the CUoinnaU 8 8 0 .878 at Yankee Stadium, on a chill, Fran Tarkenton kept the baU The Bagles were held wltiioia inon again added the extra Quinn, forced to punt from his “ f here to mouth about the offidat- sion and never even let East Biniday*e BeeuHa rainy Sunday. on a sneak and made the find a touchdown, eetUtog tor a pair c r ^ 'm ld fie ld until the final ^ n t . ^ own end wme, had to ^ low "Thlnga hove to get better,” Houaton 88, Denver 17 down on the 38. o f 19-yard field goals by Sam period. Quarterback John Green Duchesneau returned an East for the snap and in doing so uw ___Roldan hod Juot begun OnUnnatl 88, Miami 21 said Kuharlch who Ukoo to say h ^ ^ onslaught, scoring punt 48 yards late in the open- touched his knee to the ground. On another fourth down play Baker. ______on the line the drive ttiot w m to put them Kansaa City 81, JBoaton 17 things like “domn the tor­ The Giants, who mutt ptay tsro touchdowns, passing for ingstanza, and once moT: the The resulUng call was a safety wmnmg s « e a » In the final minutes, the Eagles, against Mandiester High In that oheod to otoy In their frantic Oakland 48, New York 83 pedoes, fuU speed ahead.’’ the Rams at Lo* Angeles next two others, and leading__ a I__l_l _ his WhlppcU_a. ___ were—___ on 4 thei-^^ aa{ e eaea way. «r toe tat #*««ww favor of Windham m 8LiT&iH0w Mel Tom knocked <*>wn punter annual Turkey Day slosh. 48-83 Amerlisan Football League San Diego 31, Buffalo 6 "AU w « needed was one lousy Sunday, were proud of their fin* team in ground gaining. Cohort Three plays later, after the pe- The Whippets, ranked fifth Bmle Koy. ’The penalty enabled victory Sunday when, juat over Sunday’* Games touiUidown,” oald Kuharlch. " I f defensive work. Sherman also Marty Hammon, in the fullback riod change. Hammon charged statewide, got their last touch- km (41) the Giants to keep possession G reen. WIeiock. natmite to go In the game, NBC Buffalo at Denver we could have stolen It or found thought the offense did a good position. also furnished two six- into the end zone from four down at the outset of the fourth Ends'. Smith. through the final 1:38 of the Pino. DsUJxKWn. Miami at Boston It oome place. You can’t win job, except for dropped passes. pointers and ran a close second yards out. A placement kick by quarter. Steve Bolduc's a 1 x- Tackles: Go^lne. Haddard. Pete. trtevlalan cut to HehU, the chU- game. New York at Son Diego with two flew goals.” Jim Katoavage, the veUran tn/the rushing department. Hammon for the addiUonal yard pan to Vic Pino climaxed dren’o ohiaelo. In the EloM, "If we didn’t rough the kicker Oakland at Cbiclnnati Kuharlch was wrong. Pitts­ defensive left-end ■who suffered Eagle signal-caller Brian Sul- point was blocked. the four-play. 17-yard drive. Hsmon. RobloBOO H a ^ t e lA South and lOdwcnt I’d Hke to have seen what we Only games scheduled burgh won with two field goaU. a pulled hamstring muscle In Ivan bulled his way into pay The Eagles received the kick- The visiUHo then came on Centers: VeetevlUe. Shombock Ttiot brought < tUephoned could have done with the ball in W ks: Oeeen. Kowalaid. B^uc, bea^ng the Bogies 6-8 when his left leg to the first quartsr, dirt from the one with five min- off deep toi their own territory strong against bench replaoe- Knrmtte. Duchesneau, Pi»ncL«. howto frun fan* tn oudi num- PhUadelphla went for It on a 1:28,” said Kuharlch. AlatpL Helnooen. Hammon. Crotty. bere that fuaea blew on the net­ National Leagoe The answer probably would praised his replacement Rookie utes left in the game for the and shortly fumbled on the 17- ments from Windham to pre- East Cathalie (7) Eaateni Oonforence fourth denwn situation and lost losers'oers' sole touchdown. yamyard ime.line. The in e nostshosts too*took ad-ao- ventveiu a aauuaa.shutout. uu«ieLong runs by Ends: CrisElno.. QuagBanotl. work awttohboard and an emer­ have been—not muoh. In the Mcktoley Boston. Capitol Dlvlolon the ball within field goal range. "He did a greo* job," *a*d The winners waated no time vanU ge of the break, and v ith Pete Jacques and John Sien^J^ Lea ^ C m ter.^^RJoot^^ Gerrity. gency meeting of the NBC braaa scorless se(H)nd half the Eagles caught making large gains against Princeton, Hill W. L, T. Pci, It was the kind o f a gam e In Katoavage. "I sun proud of th* in making their presence felt, quarterback Green aa ball car- ski, phis SuIUvan passes to Tom _ ONE-TWO-PDNCH— Yale’s top offensive threats, total net offense amounted to mi­ is en route to TD, Dowling on kick return. woa oalled. Dallas 8 2. 0 .800 which Sherman, a conservative ■way our defensive club has An average-sized Guild Field ricr, scored from the six. Healy and John WhoUey, Calvin Hill (30) and Brian Dowling (10) are nus one yard. Tliey had made "It wcui a forglveaMe error New York 7 8 0 .700 man, let hi* GlanU go for It on played the last four games. Boa- crowd braved the moming-Tbng Jim Gerrity, closing the door brought the 87-yard Jot^ey B,cka Qutan. Mlivan. 108 in the first half and wound committed by human being* Washington 4 6 0 .400 fourth down and Inches to go on ton was great. After all, some­ cold and rain and watched on on another another Windham Windham paydirt paydirt downdown to to thethe one. one. Sunivan Sullivan (h dived ^ HSSSi e^^ Jacques. Hoiyey. Wholley. up the day with 107, getting only who were concerned about the Philadelphia 0 10 0 .000 their own 87 with a 7-6 lead In body has got to p U y left esid score the first four drive, jumped on a Whippet in 00 the next play with FVan periods one first down In the second Wlntiham children expecting to ■ aee Hedt Century Division the third period. Umes it had possession and fumble nine yards from the Love providing the last of sev- w u r fiM 14 19 3 6 41 som etim e." 8 half. (BOWUNG at 7 p.m. explained NBC Pre(ti- Glovetand 7 8 0 "I never did that before,” again the slxth. Unc. The winners were en East points a placement Duchesneau (JO-yd. pass): Record-Making Day dent JuUan Goodman. " I miaaed St. Louis 6 4 1 Richie Duckesnean grabbed soon In possession again, how- Wck. Green 1^ : the end the game aa much aa New Orleans 8 7 0 a 20-5rard Green throw and ever, as East found the bell to East mentor C3iff Demers pa *): P in o S-yd. pan): Sul- > at raced to the end zone for the be Immovable against a sturdy later caUed the cont^ "our limn (l gL n;^. anyone. Pittsburgh 2 7 1 What he ntiooed was a 48-yard CHALKS UP TOUCHDOWN—Joe Namath sweeps right end from on^ya^ Weetem Conference Vikings Are Marked Men first tally in a (|uarter heavily Windham defense. worst boll game of the year. itjcio. Coastal Division laden ■with penalties on both Three i^ y s later, Green We helped them out aa much safety: Windham. ■______scoring toss with 42 seconds left out to score six points fo r New Y ork in what was a wild game with Oakland. .900 On State Grid Scene In the gam e from Oakland q u a r - ______Baltimore 9 10 Los Angeles 8 1 1 -889^ Johnson Runs 340 Yards, Scores Five TPs Despite prospects for a victory over the University of to cause more trouble than that. o« the leg and back Injuries tiiat Joe Namath had an ^ceUeirt Len Dawson teamed with San Francisco 4 5 1 -444 ... „ Rhode Island. The win gave Harvard downed Brown 31-7. ro^e l^ fl^ h a^ eysm ioi. ^ ^ actlon.last week, day for the Jets, completing 19 Frank Pitts on a 90-yord scoring Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 By Taking Central Lead Game Tuesday RESTAURANT Dick Dl- ~ ------— game-of-the-season encoun- Huskies an equal 4-i final UConn sits at tits top o< the paa*U« for 811 yards and tour of 27 passee to r 281 yards and pj^y then Goldie SeUers ran a Central Division Bella 140-140 400, Stan league record with New Hamp- (xmference for the first time Twiee pootpoaed has been between Yale and Har- vnye*. Fari Christv fumbl^ the touchdowns on 2i completions In one touchdown, his first scoring j 7^ yards and Dawson Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 136-150—418, Jim Lambert H2 , . , . . . imJ, since 1960. But the HusMea will Chicago 6 6 0 .500 NEW YORK (A P)-M - Plttatairgh teammates as the ariund." stod bMt Saturday’s football gome -366, Russ DeVeau 169- ^ vard next weekend, last “«re. added a 78-yard scoring play to Ohio State Must Stop R. J. —366, KUBB jjevea u 169—421 ------■ need everything that injury- «•«•■»-'■ •” “ • " " f T " : . . ™ Green Bay 4 6 1 -444 ter 10 weeks on the Na- B iw w ^pped the Steelers 45- Dallas «ce- * between Monebeeter High scored tor Oakland’s final polnta "I was a little worried about Don Maynard cau^t 10 p ^ - Gloeter Richardson tor a 24-10 Ron SITOIS 146 ^ 75. Don Lo- Saturday’s performances in plagued quarterback Peta Pe- Detroit 3 6 1 .833 tional Football League fir­ DiwiB. playing next Sunday (against and Bristol Central scheduled lead. He finished with a 43-yard IVFW YORK fAPl __ Tenth-ranked Arkansas plays and Georgia has the inside g^n 138 —375, Harry Buckmln- trillo and halfback ClsmenU can in a victory It badly needed to how effective I’d be,’’ said La- ea tor 228 yards as he ^ d Na- for Mt. Nebo. (Jonnggticut foottiall airtion ran his season’s running total Sunday’s Results ing line the Minnesota Vik­ T7»e San Franclaco 49ers held the Bears), ’^ a t w ill ba give next weekend in facing etay in the Western Dlvlskin tl- rnonloa. "But I didn’t have any math gave George Atkln^, toss to Mike Garrett. Originally set for lost Sat­ to 884 yards—a conference rec­ Cleveland 45, Pittsburgh 24 ings are marked men . . . Loo Angeles to a 20-20 standoff But I won’t be out m «o than O h ifS u t e I..ve the H(Sy Cross. probelma at aU.’’ Oakland’s pooWe comerback a San Diego Coach Sid GUlman urday, miserable weather ord—with one game remaining. Dallas 44, Wiuttdngton 24 and the New Y ork Giants shad- that” to stop O.J., but first the championship and game at Ann Arbor, Mich., al- a i Bujaucius 139 —383, Paul looking into the past CHemenU scored twice and The Jet* had gone ahead 82-29 ’The Jets were penalized a to- good going over, could overlook "the worst field and proud of it. Starr gave way to Zeke Brat- cendMons forced school of- —Southern Cmnecticut fought Minnesota 13, Detroit (Js. “It’s the mark of a ■winner ed Phlladelitola 7-6 In other BuckeyesUCKeyes willwm havenave tolu stopat^p ^ ^ ^ the OottonCotton Bowl, ways a slam-bang anairaffair snouioshould GlllbertoGllibealo 147 —383, Leo RRivers ivers winners In aU six ofol those had a third touchdown called I’ve ever seen" after his Charg­ kowskl early to the third quar­ n rials to postpone the gome to a 7-6 win over Central Con­ with 1:06 left when Jim ’Turner tal of 148 yards, mort In thler York may have lost run^ Los Angeles 20, San Francisco when you can win the close games. RJ.,J. while— ------No. 5r Georgia,~ No.XTev 8o Tex-ffiAme- beKa doublyi4/vi«Vb1v so thistYiftt yearVPA1" withwltH soBO 1421 JO —360, OAA 12S*o«blrFrank Blank lAQ139 — collegiate.._ii games were Oonnectl- bcu;k against URl, while Petrlllo ers ran through mud and ■water ter after being decked on an U- until today. necticut and the Eastern Foot­ kicked hla fourth field goal, a history, and that •upset assistant „tn g back B illy Joe for the aea- ones," Coach Bud Grant said The Vikings, who edged Green carried over once and threw tor at War Memorial Stadium In 20, tie yard scranvMe. However, when rains was O.J. Is O. J. Simpson, ■who aa and No. 9 Notre Dame are much at stake and with a cast 374^ Roy McGuire 139 -MOO, Bert cut teams, and here are some ball Conference championship. 28-yarder. Before that, Oakland, coajch W alt Mlchaele so much a knee Injury, although New York 7, Philadelphia 6 Sunday after his Vikings IBay's defending NFL champs -• • ------■-----°— — of characters that features Ohio pavis 366, Frank McNamara of the triumphs, records, titles another score. Holy Cross (2-6-1) Buffalo against the outmanned "Bart bruised his rib# earUer tsllliig today, wHIi forecasU rambled for 238 yards as South­ idle —Bridgeport edged American had tied ithe score with 8:15 left that he ■was seen trying to get unebacker Larry Grantham, Atlanta 16, Chicago 18 grabbed the Central Division 14-10 last week, pushed their State's surprising sophomores 370. Frank Oalvo 374, Paul Oor- and thrills they brought: and UConn (4-6) are rated 7th Bills. to the game” said Packers for more, the game has been ern California, ranked first in In other eames Involving the State's surprising sophomores 370, Frank’ Oalvo 374, Paul Oor- International, 31-28 despite the «n a 22-yaid scoring pass from Into the referees’ dressing room ^jjo suffered a pinched neck Green Bay 29, New Orleans 7 lead with a 18-6 come-from-be- record to 6-4 as Jim Lindsey and 9th in N ew England In The Cincinnati also lost a quarter­ Coach Phil Bengtaon. leoet again tor Tuesday af­ The Associated Press' major T od Ten last”Taturday Penn Michigan’s explosive John- rentl 372, Rich Cabral 351, Lar- -iHaMback Calvin HIU scored 207-yaid running performance of Lamonlca to Fred BUetnltarff. after the gome. nerve, should be all right. Baltimore 27. 8 t. Louis 0 hlnd victory over the Detroit bulled over tor a third period (>oUege football poll, beat Ore­ Associated Press Weekly poll. back, Sam Wyche, to a broken tou(dvlown and Fred Cox booted "It might be a severe bruise ternoon at Menurial Field State, 8-0, smashed Maryland ^ ^ ^ Bates 353, BUI Sheekey 377, three Umes, setting Yale rec­ halfback Glen Dumont, who set IflIn tUtt,all, 844PU polnta 4440-0 werewx?av scored In "Get him out of theretofore . lucky to get out gonday’s Games Lions. gon State 17-13 Saturday to run 57 13- Georeia. 7-0-2 took over Johnson not only broke the na- Ernie Oakman 357, Nick Twer- The Southern-Central squeak­ left ankle, but John Stofa came or fracture, 'but none of this Is starting at t o’clock. ords lor touchdowns in a sea­ a new school rushing mark for the fourth (juarter, 21 by Oak- he costa us money. said Jet Atlanta at St. Louis Minnesota, which finished to his second field goal of the er was decided by Al Giordano's ahve,” sighed Ewbank. on to put the Bengals ahead 24- any good." their record to 8-0 and get the top 'spot In the sijutheastem «onal rushing mark o f 340 y ^ dy 388, Rich Pkmrde 356, Frank son (13) and In a career (28) the season (1,790 yards). Coach Weeb Evirbank. Dallas at Chicago the Central cellar a year ago, j;ame with less than a minute extra-point kick after Southern Elsewhere In the Western Dl- 21 ■with a 66-yard aerial to War­ Starr, however, said he would hoot berth tor the Rose Bowl. (fo n fe^ e by downing Auburn by Eugene "Mercury Mor- czepiel 384, RoUle Irish 378. and for points in a season (78), —The Coast Guard, who re­ Green Bay at Washington moved one gam e ahead of the remaining. scored midway through the sec­ The Jets will have to wait at Michaels fumed, “We meed ■vlsion o f the AFL, -victories ren MeVea. Rookie Paul Robin­ start next week against WaMi- R. J. is Ron Johnson, who set 17-3; Missouri. 7-2, was upset ^s (>f West -rexw tate ag^ st ------And he equaled Alble Booth's cently ended a 22-game losing Minnesota at Baltimore Injury-plagued CSilcago Bears, Carter, the rookie quarter­ Skeet Shooter ond period. The ■win gave South­ least another week before wrap- full-time people offldatlng, who came on schedule as Kansaa son, top rusher In the A F L, add­ ington. ’The Green Bay veteran a major-college, single-game 28-14 by Oklahoma; Kansas, 8-1, Montana ^ e 1 ^ Ort. 5, he CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE — career-pointa mark (188) as the streak, had perhaps the most New Orleans at Detroit who bowed to Atlanta. 16-18 and back who had sparked the ern a 4-4-1 recxjrd for the sea­ ping UP tins BJastewi Division are as dedicated to their Jobs aa City passed by Boston 31-17 and ed his second and third scoring set up two touchdowns with 88 ------rushing„ ------record of 347 .3rards in uuuoaicuouUaated ^»naasKansas State 38.29;S8-M: also scerredscored nvefive lOUMOOwnstouchdowns m as Annulh 135 —402, Gene Elis trounced Princeton 42-17. refreshing drink at the victory New York at Los Angeles lost quarterback VirgU Carter Bears lo four cohaecutlve victo­ N Hits 25 for 25 son. Central ended at 6-2-1. The omwn we are to ours. San Diego slushed by Buffalo and 47-yard air strikes to Car- — Yale Quarterbetak Brian fountain with a 24-20 win over runs of the day. Phlleuielphla at Cleveland tor the rest o f the season. ries, suffered a broken right an­ Top winner in the Manches- fourth-ranked Michigan ^exas, 7-1-1, waUoped Texas Parker 369, Elwood Einmona two teams shared the Eastern " I t was one of those games I can’t beUeve we had that 21-6, keeping Kansas City, 8-2, a roll Dale before leavtog the Dowling matched the Ivy RPI. ’The spree ruined a fine show San Franlcls<» at Pittsburgh Dallas’ Don Meredith also kle to the Qidrd period when he ter Sportsman Assn, weekly »<> a 34-9 tra cin g ofJ^onstn Christian 47-21; Notre Dame. 7- 1!^ ° '^ * *“ * “ 365. Tom Geasay 143 —359, Rlch- Football tlUe last year. you seldom see," said Oakland many face mask pen^tles. half game ahead of Oakland and game. League mark for touchdowns in Saturday games ended the sea­ by Miami’s Bob Griese, who was forced out of action to the was hH by two AUanta tacklors skeet shoot In North Coventry. b> »«t Uiat stage tor 2, thrashed Georgia Tech 34-8, haifwk tied ard Cabral 356, Edmund La- _ „ . In another cliffhanger. Trinity San Diego, both 7-2. saw Ron TourvlUe hMting the ■ abowdown with No. 2 ( ^ 0 Arkansas, 8-1, got by South- halfback Ued 3,3 Oakman 352. league games In a season (13) son for sdl Connecticut colle­ O ^ h John Rauch. "I can’t re- It was a evaded a strong rush long Baskediball Cowboys’ 44-24 romp over Wadi- on an end sweep. He joins half­ grabbed a 13-10 lead from host In other games Houston over­ mark on aU 25 clay pigeons. A *be wlU decide the Big Ten Methodist 86-29. Grange s Big Ten record of Yale season records that felfell giate teams except Yale, UCorai member so many turning the face makk that put the baU enough to pitch for 268 yares ington and Green Bay’s Bart back) Gale Sayers, shelved for Step Toward Title KMuia VII 4UI wiajr r\ s.i .a ------” ---- em jiaeuHxuai so-z». , “ . Wesleyan in the third period ^ i^ r so y on the New York 48 Just before came Denver 88-17 and Cincin­ NBA the other „ t. j . . * touchdowns In a gam e by scor- and Coast Guard Academy. The and three touchdowns. the remainder of the season JNTO wet__ . drizzly__I.. Sundaya . I . . . produced____I____■ chami^onshipchaimdonshlo and the other ...... _ before his brilliant performance nati upset Miami 88-21. Easteni DivisionIvlslon Starr was hurt to the Packers' Packers’ the remainder or me TOROflTO (AP) — The U.8 . Rose Bowl spot. With the Rose Bowi format ^ Ing,111 ^ onUll runelUiK> of nfVI 85.as0*J, 67,«7VI » 1.1Af. 60«nW« and caiM 49 FRIENDSHIP A-Miu:ji.va^v«mAA — BUly Han- and held on with a last-period ^ n i o n l c a showed no eftecte Oakland’s wfamnlng touchdown. poor riiootlng oondUkms with were touchdown passes (17), Chdets (2-7) finlah Nov. 30 W. L. Fot. Q J. 29-7 victory over New Orleans Tvwh tom knee llgamwits, on the equestrian team took another Other traditional batUeo next yards as he brought Ms season's son 202, Dick Turcolte 235 — touohdown to ■win by two points. four shooters tieing., Other traditional batUes next yante as h^rought l^season's _ yard passing (1,438), career against Penn Military. Boston 8 .788 — as injuries continued to throw mounting Chicago casualty Urt. step toward a sweep of all six ishing yardage to 1,300. 558, John Laohapelle 205, Jer- The two teams entered the f i ­ Squad winners were: 1. Ouel­ Saturday pit Southern C&l ^ ------yards pcAsing (2,219) and total Yale matches an 8-0 record Baltimore 4 .750 — OTTi slg^-caUers for losses. Meredith filpped two touoi- national horse shows this season Another major college record ry Rlnguette 214, Roland Pel- nal game with identical 6-2 rec­ lette 24; Simmons 23; 2. Tour- against Pacific——8 8 rival UCLA, ^ ^ Another major college , „ career yardage (2,764). And with Harvard as the two pre­ Goal Posts Cincinnati 4 .788 % But Earl Morrall, tiie veteran down passes before tearing a by pulling 20 points ahead of NO. 3 Penn State agalnri Pitta- ® Jt^m - ‘W».one“ one pasring-was passing—was broken key 217, Ervin Whlj^le 201, Yale’s season is not yet finish­ pare for combat over the Ivy ords. 4 .686 3H quarterbadr who stepped In for muscle to his left knee as the Canada at the Royal Agricukur- ville 25, Joe Garman 22, Ouel­ Bridgeport wrapped up Its sea­ THE Phlla’phia burgn, NO. 6 misso^ agmnrt In a losing effort. Craig Cook Mary Whipple 175, Judy Selbie title and the outcome of The 8 .467 4% Baltimore’s aUlng Johnny Unl- Cowboys held their one-game ^i winter Fair Sunday. lette 22; 3. Gero 23, Simmons ed. son at 4-6 •with the narrow vic­ Detroit No. 7 Kansas and unbeaten Yale “ passed for 564 yards as Clncln- 206 —613, Lou Toutain 185 — Game next Saturday at Cam­ Are Helpful tas at the outset of the cam- lead lead over over New rcew York 10™ In ui hie C a^- i,ed^ * 0 by b y Card C ard Hofmann, on 23; 4. Meissner 22, Arendt 20, —Weileyan’s softfiomore quar­ tory over AIC. Junior Darrick N ew York against undefeated Harvard for Penn State appears definitely natl lost to Ohio University 60- 508, Brenda Duseoult 177, Leah bridge. The Elis and the Crim­ paign, remained In top form as tol Dlvisloni of overpowering the OuUate, and N eal Shaidro, on Garman 20; 5. (3ero 20, Garman terback, Pete Panclera, passed Warner led the ■winners with Herald Angle Milwaukee headed for the Orange Bowl, 48 Whipple 467. son are rated 1-2 In New Eng­ the Colts trampled St. Louis 27-0 Redskins. Blue Plum, the United States 20. the Iv y League title. his way to two new marks three touchdowns as the visitors For Rangers Western Division land. Yale also puts to the test .750 — and Cleveland passer BUI Nel- "It’ll hurt for a couple of added 16 points for a 61 total. among small New Elngland col­ got o(f to an early 28-6 lead. By Los Angeles 12 4 the longest winning streak .467 leges: total passing and total But It took Jeff White’s 28-yard "H ie poeita,’’ KmUo Francis, San Fran. 7 8 among major colleges—16 vic­ e a r l YOST H 9 .488 6 offense In first year. Even so, field goal In the last quarter to an old gooltender, once ob­ Atlanta 7 tories. 9 .400 5H 0MiH9WAQfN eroMcaw*. n«e. 'Hmlty edged Wesleyan 19-17. insure victory. The hoet team Spoils Editor served, "aire a goalie’s best San Diego 6 Both teams won decisively 8 .886 5H __ University of OonnecUcut ran Up 22 podnto in the closing friends.’’ Phoenix 6 V Saturday. Yale's 27-point edge 6 10 .876 6 claimed half of the Yankee Con­ minutes. ’They came through for Ed Chicago ference 1968 title when a 36-6 came against a team expected W ise D ecision . . . J ™ j otocoJnln, the New York Rang Seattle 6 14 .300 8 ZENITH COLOR TV ‘Special Purchase Sale’ Sunday’s Results ‘•We’ll never postpone another f^ to a ll m lo | as I’m coaching," Dave Wiggm bitterly re^rted th^ ^ preserve a 3-2 victory Los Angelee 106, Seattle 94 V \.M * •! f f !• I __ n f ______Lakers Making Runaway morning Hd was referred to last Saturday s aver Montreal that moved New Boston 180, Phoenix 96 Jusf In Time For Your Family Holiday Pleasure Gold K ey Only games scheduled meeting between his Manchester High squad and Bris- York past the Canadi^ ank the heavUy-fa'vored Oh the difference between a bug and job in the' right time, bully for him. Philadelphia 8, Los Ang’eo 1 terbacktarback Brian DowltngDowling and half- 28 for a career, two more manuum MarcSl marow Pronovodt’s 45-foot -— united States and surprising a man. i ■ He does it again. MANCHESTER'S back Calvin HIU, Was Yale’s the previous mark set by Clint shot skipped off Nationalist China on the final Minnesota 3, St. Louis 3, tie We hove purchased from our Zenifh Disfribufor a baker's dozen of these beautiful Only games scheduled In just seven days a piece of steel Only after he passes the test twice do STrinen Cozza after the ' Ells . pYank. ^ we feel he's mastered that part. And con Only Fuel Oil Dealer buried Princeton under a bar- Dowling hit on 11 of 20 passee Hawks net T ^ ^ s t ^ evolves into a sturdy Volkswagen. maple Coloniol-sfyle TV sets. Come in and get our low, low price. rlage of touchdowns, 42-17. for 194 yards. goal ^ the But only after three years does a raw go on to another. It would bo hard to convince Harvard will have Its work toe flrat ^ the season iot ^ recruit evolve into a bona fide Volks­ But this is only part of the grind. the better than 60,000 spectators ^yt out this Saturday trying to vetoran Maple Leal OMenae- Open 24 Hours A Day! MANCHESTER wagen mechanic. When this man's not working on the to the high Yale Bowl that y»„taln what many veteran ob- man. COUNTRY CLUB there are two better backs In feel is the greatest one- Bobby Hull* It's not an easy process. VW, we’re working on him. At a Volks­ the country than this gifted * -y^gh to Yale football his- seconds left In the second period He starts with a lowly doorknob and wagen training school. MORIARTY BROTHERS was CWcago’s only score. Y ale pair. works his way up to the electrical system. There he sjsends seven hours a day in Despite the soggy gotog, due class studying about the car. MODERN TV SERVICE to heavy rain the better part IWith an eagle-eyed supervisor over Serving You for PRO SHOP 24 24 of the previous day and night, his shoulder.) So by the end of his apprenticeship, Over Y t of a Century HMi and Dowling were simply VOLKSWAGEN S. Main St, ManeWestw He takes every part apart. And puts it he knows every nook and cranny in a 385 CENTER STREET 643-2205 MANCHESTER magnificent aa they tuned up Open Daily 9-5 VW. H o in ^ HOUR for Saturday’s pivotal meeting TUNEUP SPECIAL back together again. Over and over and i I at Cambridge against Harvard. — SpacM •— over. For once, man counts as much as th« FUEL O IL At stake will be the Ivy League 118 SEDAN ★ 1 DAY SERVIOB Extra Long Golf Then we clock him. If he does the right machine. WE ALSO HAVE ON DISPLAY A FINE SELECTION OF M o b il championship between the two Plus Parts Clubs In Stock DELIVERY heating oil SH M nCI undefeated and untied rivals. ZENITH RADIOS «aid STEREO CONSOLES. RADIOS FROM «1Z9S AU tlokeU tor the finale have Closoout On been sold tor weeks although ^ 0 1 ^ 1 1 ^ 1 J SPORT CAR CENTER 1968 Woods and Irons TED TRUDON only 16,0(» showed up to watch 9 Harvard "maul > Brown last Sat­ AUSTIN HEAL.BY-JKG DEALER^ A lso: TOLLAND TPKE., TALCOTTVILLE AUTMOmUO WE DO NOT "FARM O U F OUR WORK TO OTHE^ SERVICE COMPANIES. urday. The Yale attendance was Rt. 88 ( ’lOlland ’Tphie.) Monohester &obd Usod Golf Clubs CALL 643-5135 announced at 62,010. Manoheater 846-0108—Open Bveatiigs |i^301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER HIU and DowUng were tooth WE SERVICE EVERYTHING FROM OUR OWN SERVICE DEPT. > quartertoaicks In high school, but PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONIXAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 ^Colleges Don^t P lay Like That^ Raiders ’ Great Comeback Powerful Windham Erupts One TD Decisive Ten stnaght in ’t on Eagle NEW YORK (AP) — record becauee the club man­ Missed by TV Audience “You Just don’t see games aged a 14-game losing string F ootb a U like that any more. The ovsr two ysais In 18M-S7. They And Trounces East Catholic Anaerioon League lost 10 in a row In lOM btlors Eastern DtvUloa colleges don't play games sides. Hammon Wlowed with a passed to Hammon and the as we could,” he commented. OAKLAND (AP)~As winning ons and thsy dropped By TOM BARRETT However, the coach had praise W. L. T. 1 like ttiat” conversion kick, Ms first of hustling fullback cake-walked much of the countiT set­ their first nine In 1040. Undefeated Windham for defensive standouts Mike New York 7 S 0 . AUte Sherman, coach of the three. 17 yards to the final white tled tiack to watch Heidi, Tarkenton woo the gsune with Hitrh, rolling up an over­ Crispino, Tom Healy and Pat Houston 6 6 0 New York Olants, was talking Minutes later, on a fourth marker behind a screen of a 3S-yard pese to rookie Bobby Ward. He cited tackle Gterrity secure in the knowledge Miami S 6 1 about Sunday’s 7-6 win over the whelming first half lead, down and long yardage situa­ blockers. Hammons' conversion Duhon, who Hned up In the slot and halfback Slemlenskl for that 'the New York Boston 8 7 0 PhUadelphU Eagles who now left a stunned East Catho­ tion, Green faked a punt and boot to finish off the first half In a tormwtlon that hod three their fine performances on of­ had prdbably won another Buffalo 10 1 have loot 10 riralght. lic squad biting the dust ran 20 yards for the first down was unsuccessful. potential receivera on the same footil^l game, the Oakland Westeni Dtvislan "We're auffering the torment and walked away with a to set up the next TD on the St. Although there were no touch­ fense. side of the line. DUbon best The locals, dropping their Kansas City 0 2 0 of the gods,” (Aeerved Joe Ku- 41-7 conquest Saturday momtng After making no headway on downs In the tMrd period, the 'Raiders staged a comeback Fred Brown, a linebacker toe first non-league contest, n o w Oakland 8 2 0 harich, the Eagles coach who In the Ttiroad CSty. the following play, he broke host eleven still managed to that had 68,819 fans the score and Pete Gogolak ad«b stand with a 6-8 won-loss rec­ The explosive Whippets tal- loose on the. next one and get two points on the. score- screaming with joy and San Diego 8 2 0 haa been reading "Joe muri go” aald Sherman, "and I ho{>e I ed the aU-lm)portant extra point ord before facing South Catho- Denver 4 6 0 sign* all year, evoi on the roed Ued 83 points before intermis­ dashed.over the goal line. Ham- board. Eagle quarterback John the jets foaming at 'the never have to do It again.” In the second quarter. Uc in their traditional Thanks­ Cincinnati 8 8 0 at Yankee Stadium, on a chill, sion and never even let East ipon again 'added the extra Quinn, forced to punt from his ETan Tarkenton ke{>t the ball The Eteglee were held without giving Day encounter here to mouttith about ■ ...... 'the offidat- cross midfield until the final point. own end zone, had to stoop low Sonday’s Results rainy Sunday. on a sneak and made the flrri a touchdown, eetUbig tor a pair close the season. i i « . Houston 88, Denver 17 "Thinga have to get better.” period. Quarterback John Green Duchesneau returned an East for the snap and In doing so *Ine___Rslden had Juat begun down on the 88. of 19-yard field goals by Sam Windham puts its nine-game CSnohmatl 38, Miami 21 said Kuharl(A who likes to say headed the onslaught, scoring punt 48 yards late In the open­ touched his knee to the ground. ftlM ditve ttiat won to put ttiem On another fourth down {Hay Baker. two touchdowns, passing for ing stanza, and once mo"e the The resulting call was a safety winning streak on the line Kansas City 81, Boston 17 things like “ damn the tor­ The Giants, who must p*ay against Manchester High In that ahead to atay In tbeir franUc in the final minutes, the Eagles, two others, and leading his WMppets were on their way. in favor of Windham. Oakland 48, New York 82 pedoes, full speed ahead.” the Rama at Loe Angetes neoct annuM Turkey Day slash. 4S-S3 American Football Leagtw "AU we needed was one lousy Mel Tom knocked down punter team In ground gaining. Q hort Three plays later, after the pe­ The Whippets, ranked fifth San Diego 21, Buffalo 6 Ernie Koy. The {>enalty enabled Sunday, were {>roud of their fine victory Sunday when. Just over Sunday’s Games touchdown,” aald Kuharioh. "If Marty Hammon, In the fuUback riod change, Hammon charged statewride, got their last touch- Windham (41) 1 ' 7.^ the Olante to keep pooaesolon defensive work. Sherman also dowm at the outset of the fourth Ekids: Smith, Green, Wleiock. mhiute to go ka the game, NBC Buffalo at Denver we could have stolen it or found position, also furnished two six- into the end zone from four Pino, Swtehenko. „ , it*- through the final 1 :23 of the thought the offense did a good quarter. Steve Bolduc’s s 1 x- televlalan out to Heidi, the chU- Miami at Boston It some place. You can’t win pointers and ran a close second yards out. A placement kick by Tackles; <3o«llne, Haddard, Pole. game. Jc>b, except for dropped paoaes. Tliasconsrd. dren’a olaaslo. In the Eteri, with two field goals.” in the rushing department. Hammon for the additional yard pass to Vic Pino climaxed Guardi Ferrlgno, Ntohelmer. New York.at San Diego “ If we didn’t rough the kicker Jim Katcavage, the veteran the four-play, 17-yard drive. Oakland at Cbiclnnatl Kuharlch was wrong, Pitta- Eagle signal-caller Brian Siil- point was blocked. Hamon, Robinson, Handfleld South and ICdweiri. V I’d like to have seen what we defensive left-end who suffered The visitors then came on Centers; VertcvlUe. SMuMiock Only games scheduled burgh won with two field goals, Ivan bulled his way Into pay The Eagles received the kick­ Backs; Green, KomalsW. ^Iduc. That brought telephoned (XMild have done with the ball In a pulled hamstring muecte In strong against bench replace­ w beating the Eagles 8-8 when dirt from the one with five min­ off deep In their own territory Marrotte, Duchesneau, Francl.s. V mBT wW bowla from fans In nu(^ num­ 1:23,” said Kuharlch. Ms left teg In the first quarter, ments from Windham to pre­ Alapi. Helnonen. Hammon. Crotty. National League PMladelpMa went for It on a utes left In the game for the and shortly fumbled on the 17- Raat CaUiollo (7) bers that fusea blew ion the net­ The answer probably would praised Ms replacement Rookie vent a shutout. Long runs by Itesteni Oonfennee fourth down situation and loot losers' sole touchdown. yard line. The hosts took ad­ Ends; Crispino. Qua«Uaroll, work awitohboard and an emer­ have been—^not much. In the Mckintey Boston. Pete Jacques and John Siemienr L,e(ihy, Carter, Rioolo. ____ Capitol Division the boU within field goal range. The winners wasted no time vantage of the break, and with Tacldes; Clocalone, Gerrity. gency meeting of the NBC braes 8rlees second half the Eagles ”He did a great Job,” aald ski, plus Sullivan passes to Tom ONE-TWO-PUNCH—Yale’s top offensive threats, caught making lai|^gains against PriMet<«, M l W. L. T. Pci. It was the kind of a game in In making their presence feU. quarterback Green as baM car­ Ward. was called. total net offense amounted to mi­ Katcavage. ”I am proud of the rier, scored from the six. Healy and John WhoUey, Guards; Lmetlme.” again the sixth. goal line. The winners were en East points on a placement TD; Duchesnetur (30-yd. paas); Record-Making Day at 7 p.m. explained NBC Presi­ Glevetand 7 8 0 never Ohlo State —369, Ed Bujaucius 135 —386, have the statisticians still HMy Cross. tig i-ace. probelma at all.” Oakland’s rookie comerback a Cleveland 46, Pittsburgh 24^ ings are marked men . . . Los Angeles to a 20-20 standoff urday, miserable weather ord—with one game remalMng. San Diego Coach Sid OUlman that." to stop O.J., but first the game at Ann Arbor, Mich., al­ A1 Bujaucius 139 —383, Paul Dallas 44, Washington 24 and the New York Giants shad­ condittons forced school of­ Conference championship and looking into the past. —Southern Q>nnectlcut fought Clements scored twice and The Jets had gone ahead 82-29 The Jeta were penalized a to- good going over, could overlook "the worst field and proud of it. Starr gave way to Zeke Brat- Buckeyes will have to stop ways a slam-bang affair should Glliberto 147 —383, Leo Rivers MlnnesoU.^13, Detroit 6 “It’s the mark of a winner ed PMladelpMa 7-6 In other ficials to postpone the game the host spot Ih the Cotton Bowl, winners in all six of those to a 7-6 win over Central Con­ had a third touchdown called with 106 left whan Jim Turner tal of 148 yards, mori In thler York may have lost run- I’ve i ve ever seenseen” aiterafter luaMs C3harg- kowskl early in the third quar­ be doubly so this year with so Los Angeles 20, San Francisco when you can ■win the close games. until today. R.J. wMle No. 5 Georgia, No. 8 Tex­ 142 —380, Frank Blank 139 — collegiate games were Connecti­ necticut and the Eastern F(x>t- back against URl, while Petrlllo Idcked Ms fourth field goal, a Mstory, and thatMpaet assiatant back BUiy Joe for the sea- ers ran through mud and water ter after being decked on an U- much at stake and with a cast 20, tie ones,” Coach Bud Grant said The Vikings, who edged Green However, when raino was O.J. la O. J. Simpson, who as and No. 9 Notre Dame are 374, Roy McGuire 139 Bert cut teams, and here are some ball Conference championship. carried over once and threw for 26-yarder. Before that, Oakland, coach Walt Mlchaele ao much with a tatee Injury, although at War Mem<^M Sta^um M yard scramble.hMe of characters that features Ohio New York 7, PMladeliflila 6 Sunday after Ms Vikings Bay’s defending NFL champs falling today, wlUi forecasts rambled for 238 yards as South­ idle. Davis 366, Frank McNamara of the triumphs, re<»rds, titles another score. H(>ly Cross (2-5-1) had tied the score with 8:18 left that he seen trying to get unebacker Larry Grantham, Buffalo against the outmanned ’’Bart bruised Mo ribs earlier —Bridgeport edged American warn Atlanta 16, CMcago 18 grabbed the Central Division 14-10 last week, pushed their for more, the game has been ern California, ranked first in In other games involving the State’s surprising sophomores 370, Frank Oalvo 374, Paul Oor- and thrills they brought: and UConn (4-6) are r a t^ 7th Bills. In the gam e” said Packers Intematlonsd, 31-28 despite the on a K-yard scoring |»ea from Into the refereee’ dressing room ^bo suffered a pinched neck Green Bay 29, New Orleana 7 lead with a 18-6 come-from-be- rerd to 6-4 as Jim Lindsey reset again for Tuesday af­ The Associated Press’ major Top Ten last Saturday, Penn and MlcMgan’s explosive John­ renO 372, Rich (Cabral 851, Lar­ -iHaMback Calvin Hill scored and 9th in New England In The ClnclnnaU aieo lost a quarter­ Coach Phil Bengteon. 207-yard running performance of Lamtmlca to Fred BUetnllwff. after the game. nerve, should be all right. Baltimore 27, St. Louis 0 Mnd victory over the Detrodt bulled over for a tMrd period ternoon at Memorial Field coUege football poll, beat Ore­ State, 8-0, smashed Maryland son'. ry Bates 353, BUI Sheekey 377, three times, setting Yale rec­ lialfback Glen Dumont, who set Associated Press Weekly poll. back, Sam Wyche, to a. broken ”It might bo a severe bruise In oU, 84 polAs were scored In "Get Mm out of there before ”We are lucky to get out Sunday’s Games touchdown and Fred Cox booted starting at t o’clock. gon State 17-13 Saturday to run 57-13; Georgia, 7-0-2, t(X)k over Johnson not only broke the na­ Ende OEikman 357, Nick Twer- ords for touchdowns In a sea­ a new school rushing mark for The Southern-Central squeak­ left ankle, but John Stofa came Lions. or fracture, but none of this Is the fourth quarter, 21 by Oak- he coeU us money,” said Jet AUanta at St. Louis Minnesota, wMch finished In Ms second field goal of the their record to 8-0 and get the top spot in the Southeastern tional rushing mark of 340 yards dy 368, Rich Plourde 366, Frank son (13) and In a career (28) er was decided by A1 Giordano’s afive,” elghed Ehvbank. on to put the Bengals ahead 24- the season (1,790 yards). Coach Weeb Ewbank. Dallas at Chicago the Central cellar a year ago, gome with leas than a minute any good.” host berth fbr the Rose Bowl. set by Eugene ‘‘Mercury" Mor­ Czepiel 384, RoUie Iririi 378. and for points In a season (78). extra-point kick after Southern Elsewhere In the Western Di­ 21 -with a 66-yard aerial to War­ Starr, however, said he would Conference by downing Auburn —The Coast Guard, who re­ Green Bay at Washington moved one game ahead of the remaining. R. J. is Ron Johnson, who aet ris of West Texas tate against And he equaled Alble Booth’s 8(x>red midway through the sec­ ’The Jete wffl have to wait at MKdiaete fumed. ” We need vision of the AFL, victories ren MeVea. Rookie Paul Robin­ start next week against Wash­ Skeet Shooter 17-3; Missouri, 7-2, was upset cently ended a 22-game losing Minnesota at Baltimore Carter, the rookie quarter­ major-college, single-game Montana State last Oct. 5, he career-points mark (188) as the ond period. The win gave South­ least another week before wrap- fuU41me people officiating, who came on schedule as Kansas injuiy-plagued CMcago Bears, 28-14 by Oklahoma; Kansas, 8-1, CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE — streak, had perhaps the most son, top rusher In the AETj, add­ New Orleans at Detroit back ■who had sparked the ington. The Green Bay veteran rushing record of 347 yards In also scored five touchdowns as Elis trounced Princeton 42-17. ern a 4-4-1 record for the eea- ping UP the Eastern Dlvlstoh are as dedicated to their Jobs as City passed by Boston 81-17 and who bowed to Atlanta 16-18 and Hits 25 for 25 outlasted Kansas State 38-29; Nondo Annum 135 —402, Gene refreshing drink at the victory ed his se(X>nd and tMrd scoring New York at Los Angeles Bears to tour consecutive vlcto- set up two towdidowns with 88 N leading fourth-ranked MicMgan the Wolverines raced to their eon. Central ended at 6-2-1. The ciown we ore to ours. San Dtego slushed by Buffalo lost quarterback Viigll Carter Top winner in the Manches­ Texas, 7-1-1, walloped Texas Parker 369, Elwood Emmons — Yale Quarterback Brian foimtain with a 24-20 win over runs of the day. PhUadelphia a* Cteveland riee, suffered a broken right an­ and 47-yard air strikes to Car^ to a 34-9 trouncing of Wisconsin elgrht straight ■victory since a two teams shared the Eastern ” It was one of those games I eriod when he toll Dale before teavliig the to set that stage tor next Satur­ season-opening loss. Football title last year. you seldom see,” said Oakland many faoemaak penalUes.’’ half game ----ahead --of Oakland and Dallas’ Don Meredith also skeet shoot In North Ooventry, 2, thrashed Gwrgla Tech 34-6, ard Cabral 356, Edmund La- League mark for touchdowns In Saturday games ended the sea­ by Miami’s Bob Qrlese, who was Mt by two AUanta tacklera game. day's showdown with No. 2 OMo The fleet senior halfback tied In another cllffhanger, TriMty Coach John Rauch. ”I can’t re- It was a penalty for grabbing san Diego, both 7-a was forced out of action In the saw Ron Toupvllle Mttlng the and Arkansas, 8-1, got by South­ marre 353, Ernie Oakman 352. league games in a season (13). son for all Connecticut (x>Ue- evaded a strong rush long Baskeitball Cowboys’ 44-24 romp over Warii- on an end sweep. He joins half­ State the wiU decide the Big Ten Red Grange’s Big Ten record of Yale season records that fell giate teams except Yale, UOorni grabbed a 18-10 lead from hoet m e ^ r so many turning the face marie that put the baU in other games Houston over- mark on all 25 clay pigeons. A ern Methodist 35-29. enough to pitch tor 263 yares NBA Ington and Green Bay’s Bart back* Gale Sayers, shelved for Step Toward Title champlonsMp and the other touchdowns in a game by scor­ before Ms brilliant perfornMince and Coast Guard Academy. The Wesleyan in the tMrd period ^ on the Now Yoric 43 Just before came Denver 38-17 and Clncln- wet drizzly Sunday produced With the Rose Bowl format and three touchdowns. Caatern DivUdon Starr was hurt In the Packers’ the remainder of the season TOROSfTODNTO (AP) — The U.8. Rose Bowl spot. ing on tuns of 85, 67, 1, 60 and 40 FRIENDSHIP — BUly Han­ were touchdown passes (17), Chdets (2-7) finish Nov. 80 and held on ■with a last-period ’ ^ n i o n l c a showed no eriecta Oakland’e wlnnntog touchdown, natl upset Miami 88-21.______poor shooting oondltlons with set, and, excepting Notre Dame W. L. Pot. QM. 29-7 ■victory over New Orleans with tom knee Ugamente, on the equestrian team took another four shooters tieing., Other traditional batUes next yards as he brought Ms season’s son 202, Dick Turcobte 236 — yard passing (1,438), career against Penn Military. touchdown to win by two points. who does not accept bowl bids, Boston 11 8 .786 — as injuries continued to throw mounting CMcago casualty list. step toward a sweep of all six Squad winners were: 1. Ouel­ Saturday pit Southern Cal rushing yardage to 1,300. 558-, Johh LachapeUe 206, Jer­ yards passing (2,219) and total Yale matches an 8-0 record The two teams entered the fi­ all of the other Top Ten teams Baltimore 12 4 .760 — NFTj rignal-calleie for losses. Meredith fUiqved two touch­ naUonal horse shows this eeanon lette 24; Simmons 23; 2. Tour- against Pacific—8 rival UGLA, Another major college record ry Rlnguette 214, Roland Pel- career yardage (2,764). And with Harvard as the two pre­ nal game with identical 5-2 rec­ have a shot at one of the other Goal Posts dnciimatl 11 4 .788 % But Earl Morrall, the veteran down passes before tearing a by {>ulUng 20 {xvinte ahead of vilie 25, Joe Clarman 22, Ouel­ No. 3 Penn State against Pitts­ —tMs one passing—was broken key 217, Ervin Whipple 201, Yale’s season M not yet finish­ pare for combat over the Ivy ords. major bowls—Orange, Cotton, THE PMla’pMa 7 4 .686 2H quarterback who stopped In for muscle In Ms left knee as the Canada at the Royal Agricultur­ lette 22; 3. Gero 23, Simmons burgh, No. 6 Missouri against in a losing effort. Craig Cook Mary WMpple 176, Judy Selble title and the outcome of The Bridgeport wrapped up Its sea­ Sugar and Gator. ed. s* It* Detroit 7 8 .467 4H Baltimore’s aUing Johnny Uni­ Cowboys hold their one-game al Winter Fair Sunday. 23; 4. Meissner 22, Arendt 20, No. 7 Kansas and unbeaten Tale passed for 554 yards as Cincin­ 206 —513, Lou Toutain 185 — Game next Saturday at Cam­ son at 4-6 with the narrow vic­ Are Helpful —'Wesleyan’B soi^ioxnore qu&r- New Yoric 6 11 .868 evi tes at file outset of the cam- lead over New Toih In the Capi­ Led by Carol Hofmann, on Garman 20; 5. (3ero 20, Garman against undefeated Harvard for Penn State appears definitely nati lost to OMo UMversity 60- 508, B ren ^ Duseault 177, Leah bridge. The Ells and the Crim­ tory over AIC. Junior Derrick terback, Pete Panclera, passed Milwaukee 8 10 .281 7H {MUgn, remained in top form as tol Dlvisioni of overpowering the OuUate, and Neal Shapiro, oh the Ivy League title. headed for the Orange Bowl, 48 Whippte 467. son are rated 1-2 In New Eng­ Warner led the winners with Herald Angle 20. Ms way to two new marks Weatem Division the Colts trampled St. Louis 27-0 Redskins. Blue Plum, the United States land. Yale also puts to the test three touchdowns as the visitors For Rangers among small New England col­ 12 4 .760 — and Cleveland passer Bill Nel- ' ’ ’It’ll hurt for a couide of added 16 points for a 61 total. the longest winning streak got off to an early 28-6 lead. By Los Angeles leges; total pasMng and total "The poata,” Emile Prands, 7 8 .467 4H among major colleges—18 vic­ But it took Jeff WMte’s 28-yard San Fran. offense In first year. Even so, e a r l Y O S T an old goaltender, once ob­ 7 9 .488 6 tories. field goal In the last quarter to Atlanta ■nmlty edged Wesleyan 19-17. Sports Editor served, "are a goalie’s beat 6 9 .400 6% in Both teams won decisively insure vl(rtory. The hoet team San Diego ^voi«iw«drN or AMCBiea. «. — UMversity of Connecticut n 6 8 .886 6H Sati^day. Yale’s 27-polnt edge ran up 22 points In the cloeing friends.” Phoenix •7-< V claimed half of the Yankee Om- 6 10 .876 6 came against a team expected minutes. WiBA Dreiaion . . . at the Time They----- came tttrough for Ed CMcago ferenoe 1968 title when a 86-6 Wise UMISlon . . J Giacomln, the New York Rang. Seattle 6 14 .300 8 ZEMTH COLOR TV ‘Special Purchase Sale’ ‘•We’ll never po8^ne another fwtoall game m long &a I’m coaching,” Dave Wiggm bitterly ing Mm preserve a 3-2 victory Los Angeles 106, SeatUe 94 Jusf In Time For Your Family Holiday Pleasure Lakers Making Runaway morning. He was referred to last Saturday s over Montreal that moved New Boston 130, Phoenix 98 Gold K ey mpotinir between his Manchester High squad and Bns- Y„rk {>aat the Canadiens and Only games scheduled- ABA fftl fTontral at Memorial Field. into first place in the National Of Western Division Race HARTFORD, Conn, (AP)— Etestem Division A Gold Key award from the i^gam e was reset for to- yale. the League’s ^ D i ^ W. L. Pet. O.B. Golden Anniversary Chamberlain had 17 points, de­ ___ A1..A vasAriHiAT ____ t— sarlsA ivn TTnftnfdA. RrfitWfTSl IIMUTlBLJCar Remember all that talk about Connecticut Sports Writers’ day, but when the weamer ^ running back, wno. on Minnesota 2 .778 spite Mttlng only three of 17 free much trouble Los Angeles was Alliance will be presented to turned poor again, a second new occasion, has been caUed upon the ^ Kentucky 6 .646 throws; Baylor hit 6, and West having winning, despite the Jimmy Lee, who coached date ‘ was made - t o r Tuesday ^ pass. Twice in fact, and both Miami 4 .600 2V(> Special 19 as they overcame one-point flt 2 o’clock. Vila (nnnnR went for touch- Miointreal shots that banged MICKEY MANTLE presence of Wilt Chamberlain, atMetIc teams In Waterbary aftwnoon sterttag at 2 o’clock. J^'^teto^'es’’went'tor touch- M tont^ New York 6 .400 3% deficit entering the last quarter. Jerry West and Elgin Baylor? Mgh schools for 42 years. i ^ T L p a that the game will downs to Dowling. harmlessly off five be Mickey Mantle, famed 8U{)er- Indiana 8 .273 6 Charming Early AiVierican styled console in Well, that's all It was—talk. It was then that Hewitt, who darkness The (tell was made Saturday hind Giacomln In the third peri- Western Division Two other gold key award be completed before Btar of the New York Yan­ Right now, the Lakers are had 14 paints, hit key baskets to agaln, but this time HIU failed od. 2 recipients wUI be chosen sets In. kees, will retire from base­ Oakland 10 attractive, durable Lamidall in grained Maple having their say, and they’re keep them on td)>. to spot Dowling wide ofien In The first was by Mickey Red- Los Angeles 6 4 .666 3% prior to the annual Gold Key ” My pMloeophy has always ball, according to a New leaving the rest of the Western Boston took ani early lead and the end zone and Instead the meedEter nearly made It Into Cani^en skaters lifted their Bob Ftschel, Yankees vice New Orleans 4 6 .444 4% 19-point halftime spread. Bailey Hartford Hilton Jan. 27. uled, ’’Wlggln said. ball Assoclatlofv speechless. ”We had to make a decision the end zone from 20 yards stidOl, Indloaitilng a goal. The president tor public relations, Dallas 2 6 .286 6% styled gallery and spool-turned legs. Featur­ That’s the way it was Sunday Howell ^ d Larry Siegfried had out. second was by Ja(Xjues Lem- .286 6% Lee retired last Jane after ait 11 o’clock, and at that time, denied the story. ” As fiu- as Houston 2 6 night as the Lakers hogged the 28 andA22 {Mints, respectively, Dowllng, who has never aipe. EUther one would have tied coacMng basketball and foot­ it was raining hard and t t e we know,” Piachel said, Sunday’s Result ing distinctive Zenith VHF and UHF Con­ floor and swept aside the Seattle for the'Celts. played in a losing game since the game for the Canadlenb, ball for 25 years at Crosby weather report wasn’t good. By ’■Mickey Is coming back.” Indiana 114, New York 91 SuperSonics 106-94 for their Bob Netolicky Mt 13 of Ms 24 being at Yale, dazzled the ^bo dropi>ed one point beMnd centric Tuning Controls tor greater tuning High School. Prior to that be game time (1:30), the rain had ManUe was not available tor Only' game scheduled eighth consecutive victory and {x>lnt8 in a third period surge- poached baseball, basketball Princeton defenders not only York M Ithe Etedt race, comment. . a game lead In the division. that turned a 64-60 halftime lead ceased and we could have m and football and served as with his play-calling and {vass- Elsewhere Sunday night, Boe­ H o c k e y The Lakers now stand 12-4 for Indiana into an 18-point ad­ played.” convenience. athletic director at Water- ing but also Ms running, eape- rl{)ped Oakland 6-3, PMla- East Division with no other team In the divi­ vantage for new Coach Bob The scheduled Dad’s Day burv’s Wilby High for 17 clally on a punt return. delpMa drop{>ed Los Angeles 3- W L TPte. Leonard's first victory. Roger .oresentatlon at halftime, to one World Golf Cup sion over .500. years. * * * Minnesota and St. Louis 11 22 ’ Two-Year Warranty on Zenith Sunshine® In the only other game Boston Brown also had 24 ]>olnt8 for the of the fathers, has been can- New York Used B8 Saicly played a 3-3 tie and Toronto tied Montreal 9 21 Color Picture Tube regained the lead in the East Pacers and Mel Daniels 21. Ol­ The Torrington native Is a oeled,” Wlggln said. * To Canada Pair „ J CMcago, 1-1. Boston 9 20 with a 130-96 breeze over Phoe­ iver Darden had 22 for the graduate of Arnold College, Several other gomes In the O ntral Coir.ieotlcut area were ______ROME (AP) — After 16 years'Toronto 8 19 nix, giving the Cieltics an edge Nets. which was called New Ha­ 17 • Zenith'Super 50 High Performance On Saturday In the NBA, Loatponod.i>ostponed time Dowling had'ahad a chance to trimmed Wttsbur^^ _____ Canada has flnaUy put Its name CaUcago 8 of 36 percentage points on Balti­ ven School of Gymnastics 15 Handcrafted Chassis more. Angeles drop{>ed San FTanclsco when he gradated In 1928. He East Catholic played Ite game ^ ^ ^^ck he nearly on the oup It once caUed Its Ooirolt ^ ® ® In the only American Basket­ 119- 112, Boston beat San Diego as scheduled. In the rain and ^ u,e way with a great nipped Los Angela 3-2, Oakland on uie p uiviMon remained at the college for 18 ball Association game Indiana 120- 112, Cincinnati stopi>ed At- mud Saturday morning against , broken field running. It c three years as an Instructor, I 14 • Super Gold Video Guard Tuner raced past the New York Nets ‘ lanta 130-126, New York cru^ed Windham, and came home from------was a treat to watch the taJ- Deltrollt tied St. Louis, 1-1. a 1 Balding, Canada’s goodirill Minnesota 6 8 basketball coach and fencing 14 114-91. Chicago 119-97, PhUadeli>hla Wlllima'ntlc a 41-7 loser. ented signal-caller in Ms new Fred Stanfield’s power play golfing ambassador, teamed phlladelpMa 6 8 tutor before beginning Ms 18 Advanced Zenith Color Demodulator With some help from rookie hammered Milwaukee 186^92 high school coaching career. Perhai>s tMs game, too, should role goal broke a second period tie with George Knudson for the los Angeles 6 8 h takes a week to make the car. Bill Hewitt, Chamberlalni,*We8t and Seattle edged Detroit 128- have been poetixined! HUl simply used Ms brute and then the Boston center add- etcMng ceremony Sunday by Oakland *1 0 11 Circuitry and Baylor sank the Sonlcs. 119. * * * strength to pile up valuable ed another goal In the tMrd pe- winning the World Cup golf Pittsburgh 2 11 6 V a ri^ e. He talliedallied three touch- rlodriod as the Bruins whipped Oak- tournament, formerly called the Sunday’s Results And 3 years to make the mechanic. Top Performers • Two 5" X 3" Twin-Cone Speakers downs, bringing Ms season land. Boston remained third In Canada Cup New York 8, Montreal 2 Lavish In hte piaise of Yale’s total to 18, Mghest ever tor a the East Division, Just two -The i>alr of Toronto natives Toronto 1, Chicago 1, tie one-two offensive punch, quar- Yale back In one season, and points back M the R ^ e r s . overtook the heavily-favored Boston 6, Oakland 8 ^Oh the difference between a bug and job in the* right time, bully for him. terback Brian Dowltoig and half- 28 tor a career, two more than Marcel ® United States ondt mirprislng PMladelpMa 8, Los Ang’es 1 He does it again. MANCHESTER'S Minnesota 3, St. Louis 8, tie Oman. We hove purchased from our Zenith Distributor a baker's doien of these beautiful back Ctelvln HIU, was Yale’s the previous mark set by CUnt shot skipped off CMcago s How- Nationalist China on the final Only after he passes the test twice do Carmen Cozza after the Ells grank. Young a id round with a total 668. Only games scheduled In’just seven days a piece of steel maple Colonial-style TV sets. Come in and get our low, low price. Only Fuel O il Dealer buried Princeton under a bar- Dowling hit on 11 of 20 passes Hawks net for Toro^ "f evolves into a sturdy Volkswagen. we feel he's mastered that part. And can rioge of touchdowns, 42-17. tor 194 yards. goal to the th^ period. K But only after three years does a raw go on to another. It would bo hard to convince Harvard will have its work toe first of the season tor xno recruit evolve into a bona fide Volks­ But this is only part of the grind. Open 24 Hours A Day! the better than 60,000 s{)ectators gyt out this Saturday trying to vetoran Maple Leaf dofenae- In the Mgh ’Yale Bowl that what many vetofan ob- man. * MANOHESnvat wagen mechanic. When this man's not working on the COUNTRY CLUB there ore two bettor backs In g^rvors feel la the greatest one- Bobby Hull’s goal with just 14 It's not an easy process. VW, we're working on him. At a Volks­ the country then tMs gifted punch to Yale football Ms- seconds left in the second period wagen training school. IVIORIARTY BROTHERS was Chicago’s only score. He starts with a lowly doorknob and Yaler«i6 pair. ^ tory* Despite th% eoggy gotog, due ____ works his way up to the electrical system. There he spends seven hours a day In MODERN TV SERVICE 24 Serving: You for to heavy rain the better {)art IWith an eagle-eyed supervisor over class studying about the car. of the previous day and nlgM, PRO SHOP 24 his shoulder.) So by the end of his apprenticeship, Over a Century 643-2205 MANCHESTER Y t o t HUl and Dowling wore simply S. IMaiii St., M anchester he knows every nook and cranny in a 385 CENTER STREET magnificent as they tuned up VOLKSWAGEN He takes every part apart. And puts it HOUR HOUR for Saturday’s pivotal meeting TUNEUP SPECIAL Open D aily 9*5 back together again. Over and over and VW. at Cambridge against Harvard. - - SpGCfol — over. For once, man counts os much as th# 118 SE D A N 1 DAY SERVICE WE ALSO HAVE ON DISPLAY A FINE SELECTION OF FUEL O IL At stake will be the Ivy League i c Extra Long Golf Then we clock him. If he does the right machine. Mobil MMNER champlonsMp between the two DELIVERY heating oil undefeated and untied rivals. 95 Clubs In Stock Z E N IT H R A D IO S and STEREO C O N SO L E S. R A D IO S FR O M *12.95 s m v K f AU tlckete tor the finale have Closoout.On been sold for weeks although SPORT CAR CENTER only 18,000 Showed up to watch 1968 W oods and Irant TED TRU D O N Harvard maul Brown last Sat­ AUSTIN HEALEY—MO DEALER Ahoi TOLLAND TPKE., TALCOTTVILLE WE DO NOT "FARM O U r OUR WORK TO OTHER SERVICE COMPANIES. urday. The Yale attendance woa Rt, 88 (Tolland T ^ ) Mencheeter Good Usod Golf Clubs CALL 643-S13S announced at 62,610. MMMbester 846-0108—Open Evenlnge WE SERVICE EVERYTHING FROM OUR OWN SERVICE DEPT, 301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER HIU and Dowling were both quarterbacks In Mgh school, but g

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PAOI MXTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 i r MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL d , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB In lM S t S f v tew THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp Hsip Wontsd Mds 35 f ^ / BUSSl I TOLD YOU NOT TO •CRAT/ FEET*^ I THE RIGHT,I, A N ' IT WAe> THE I [TM eXPEaiN6 THE Aiwww'H P N A w fe ^ e 13 35 YOUNO MAN to lenm donut ^ • PLAY RX3T8AU. IN THE HOUSE, BUSTS THROUGH HEAD FOR THE OEUNE! ^MOOEPN TOUCH- O ftw v d ^ 0 0 1 1 ^ WITH CICERO! TH' LINE, AH'... PAY-TWe I n THOi buslneae, 48 houra. Apply in yiHEH \TC0ME$TOALIBIIN6 VOWL^'CLUB LIKE TOO MUCH Foster's Works LIGHT trucMiyr. odd Jobe, atao A R f A t BOOKKEEPER — part-time, 4- UNLAY, PETUNIA! URK! 5 hours, 5 days. Apply In per­ person. Bess Baton Donuts, 150 FORTY-TWO... A BLACK EVE HE CAN O U TD ^ BAR (V ib r a t io n in h is moving largo appllanooe. Bum- h y Canter St., Manchester. SIXTY-FOUR... A WET WEATHERMAN AT A ^ COLLAPiEO ELECTRIC Ing barrota doUvarod. |4. 844 son, Mr. Press, 478 Outer St. ACROSS 57 Crafty PlCNlC/ REMEMBER THE — OBVIOUSLY t o o t h b r u s h '■ 1778 or 8884824. GENERAL office worker fo r PART-TIME three evenings and TIME HE CLAIMEP A 3 U 6 T A l « 0 1 d — — d o w n Saturday, $80. per week. Call ADVEkTISING SHARPENma Service — Sawa, full-time. Typist with Imowl- lD u k e (F r .) LIBRARIAN TRlPPEP AS, coiNcioei'icej TW” ledge of bookkeeping. SUMuty 528-2214. . SHE WAS1KVIN6TO 4 “ C om « 2 Eggs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS knlvea, aeea, riwara, akataa, 3 Qamblert rotary bladae. Qutek aorvloe. position, call 648-2791. \ STAMP HISBOOt^ y/heraM y SPARE dishwasher wanted. ----- U e i 4 Tardy 8 AM. to 4:80 P J L Oapttol Bkjulpcnent Go., 88 5 Shoulder WOMAN needed to work In ou^ Must be over 18. Apply Ca- Dream inc’ * Main St, Mknoheetor. Hours Shipping and Receiving Dept. vey’s, 46 E. Center Street. '^L/, 8 "Old Folks (comb, form) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. d aily 7:80-5, Thursday, 7:80-8, 6 Promise . , second shift. Apply in person. •t*r—" 41 little drink 4!iS PJR DAT BEFORB PDBUOA'nON Saturday 7:804. 648-7956. EXPERIENCED electrician’s 12 Pu lpy fru it 7 Mucullne drama " Klock Co., 1888 Tollanl Tpke. 42 Roman Deadline tor Saturday and Monday ia 4i8S pliii. FMday^ h^per. Paid vacations and hol­ u IS Love god appellation 23 I t able TREiBIS out and removed, land Manchester. , ! 24 Near senator idays, benento. Call 8494856. IHI ii-it « 14 Wolfhound 8 Dependent Maared, reasonable. Ftee estl-' 9 Swan genus 27 Silent 43 Hawaiian 1 S“ ----- R ecee" . food fish PLEASE READ YOUR AD m ate, Innired, 289-8720. vaLttMejita. m e c h a n i c , wanted full-time, A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 Do not wish 10 Man 28 Bar legally SWITCHBOARD operator, mid­ 29 Acts 44 Large cask J CUTB LOOSE.. ONE QUIChf ^ for rearin g Volkwagene—top (ta w ) 11 Son o f Seth Claaatfled or "Want Ada” are taken over the {riioiM ns n CARPH3NTB1R — experienced, night shift. OaU 649-0600. (B ib ) , 31 Magistrate 45 Slavic ruler oonvenlenoe. The adverUaer-ehould rend Me ad the flB ST te S 5 (CURTAINS FOR THE CKOOKf wages pAld. Apply 270 Hartford ^SEE.OOR I HOPE THEN LETS G ET 'IM WHERE I IN VIEW OF WHAT . . I FIGURE M OOS JUST THE 18 B efore 48 BuUftght all typea of work. tUasonabio. PCX3R \ M 3U DIDNT HIT INTO THE MACHINE... WOULD V HE SAID ABOUT PLACE FOR A PICTORIAL, 18 T id a l flow s 16 Look closely 32 Korean, fo r DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In ttme for the LIKE PEOPLE? Local finance Rd., Manchester. I DOUT WANT HIM M3U LIKE^ RUBBER JOURNALIST TO GET A 20 Make amends example cheer next Insertion. The Herald ia reaponsIUe tor only ONE Inoor* G all anytim e, 846-1787. company needs girl for gen------MISTER . ) 'IM TOO HARD 21 Snug (var.) 49 Expire po o ple b ! h e r e w h e n h e IM TO B E? 7 DINOSAURS... POSTGRADUATE 23 Social class 21 Roasted 35 Letter rect or omitted Ineertlon tor any advertlaement and then only eral office work, typing and THIRD -.g: f Jig-bore opera- 03MES TO EDUCATION 50 Teleoet fish DOUG’S Welding — Ar6 and gaa 25 F it piece o f 37 Hauled to the extent of a "make good" Insertion.. Errors wMeh do figure aptitude required. Sal- ..tors, s^ and third shift ^ n le fy| meat 38 Long 3l Period of welding, 8-6 daily. 344 Broad St 26 A greed to not lesoen the value of the advertteement win not bo ooneted ary commensurate with abll- lathe operators. Bbcperienc- .t r ie d 22 Musical playing (ab.) tim e by "make good" Ineortlon. behind Dairy Queen, Mamdtea- TO PLAY become ity. excellent company bene­ ed operators only. Top pay and tenant (law) ter, (f o o t b a l l r “ 1“ II 'l l 115 IfT fits offered. Call Mr. Komasky fringe benefits. Ld-Ml Corpora­ WITH- 30 H oney r specialist TREE removal-Trlmmlng. Rea­ at Ritter Finance Co., SO Un­ tion, One MltcheR Drive, Man­ LtANDEf^ 12 rr 643-2711 875-3136 33 Loop sonable rates. Covered for ion St., Rockville, 876-0711. chester,______Conn.______648-2882.______' 34 Fragrant 1$ (Rockville, Toll Free) property damage. Got a trae rootstock problem? Call Dona’a Tree BURTON’S needs fuU-tlme and PART-TIME mornings, young 35 94th psalm a r Service, 622-6429. 5 to 9 p.m. help for Christmas. man, hardware store, Monday OUT OUR WAY B Y J. B. W ILLIAM S 36 H istoric CaU 649-5351, Mrs. Harris, for through Saturday. Contact Mr. P a ris fo rt RAKE LEAVES -41ave plok- appointment. Chapman, in person, W. O. Tf.TW_lA„ 39 T u rf Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? H -tm Zbwc ALL KISKT, I’LL HOLD ON HERE ujp truck, w ill do odd Jobs, two Olenney, 336 North Main St. WHILE you SIT DOWN AND T ^ E , 40 Dull yellow mon. 6404917. CLERK-TYPIST wanted, must ■0 t»M w HU. tss. TAL »*» M A ~ P e ». OW. A REST/ h u r r y UP TH O LH SH t^SE 4 L O ld W orld Holp Won tod— be good typist, familiar with APPLICATIONS now being tak­ I DON'T KNOW HOW LONO I CAN lizard 24-Hour Answering Senriee COMMERCIAL enow plowing, M r n im v , Privato Instructions 32 simple business machines and en for three superintendents BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS HANG OM--AN' 1 DON'T WANT TO 42 T akin g to guarantoed speedy service. Fomo?o 35 and two day maintenance men. D AVY JONES START ALL OVER FROM THE th ird power Drassmaking able to work with volunteers. b o t t o m a g a i n / Free to Herald Readers C a ll 848-5811. 28 hour week, 48 week year. Full time. Garden type apart­ WOODY, DEAR.., SORRY, PENNY, IF YOU MAKE 1 DON'T ACCEPT 45 Sesame DRBS8MAKINO and altera­ WHAT'S YOUR BU LLDOZER Cultural surroundings, stimu­ ment Manchester. Must be re­ PROBLEM, SIR* YOU PROMISED I CAN'T TURN MY WIFE WALK PAYMENT... BUT 46 Styptic- BT Went information on One of our ctaaollled ndyerttaomenteT tions, evening wear, suits 47 A .w lsh fo r NURSES AIDES, lating contacts. Call Lutz Jun­ liable, some knowledge requir­ MOTTO TAX YOUR THAT MAN AWAY. AGAIN... I’LL I'LL TRY TO No answer at Die telephone Ustedf Simply c m I the SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour made to order, 16 years experi­ OPERATORS TRAINEES success d * r i f ior Museum, 843-0949 between ed, willingness to learn. Fine MIND AGAIN/ GIVE YOU ANY HELP YOU // service. 742-7649. ence. CkOl 648-7042. S2 B a llet skirt Experienced preferred, 7-3 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Tuesday opportunity and good salary. THING I OWN/ S3Xsunb’spen IT NEEDED , EDWARDS SNOW PLOWING, lots , drlve- shift, tor expanding 120 bed through Saturday, for inter­ Send resume to Manager, 8 name Downey Drive, Manchester, S4 Ocean (T waya, apartment^ stores, etc. ALTERATIONS and making Heavy equipment operators convalescent home. Paid view . I f ANSWERINQ SERVICE also sidewalks. Reasonable meal time with free meals Conn. 85 Grain (pi.) u drapes. 644-0287. earn $5.50 per hour and !T rates. OaU 643-4586. and hoUdays, paid vaca­ 56 Bam bi, fo r J more. Train now for the He!p Wontod— Molo 36 ASSISTANT office managei^In- instance 649-0500 875-2519 biggest construction boom tions, pleasant atmosphere. ventory control. Salary and (Ntmp9p*t InUfpriM Am J ELECTRICAL work —Imperial Moving>»Trucliin9— and leave your message. TouHl bear from our advertiser in Electric, Inc. Residential, in history. ■ Complete train­ fringe benefits. O ill 646-0174 gg time without spending all evening at the teleidione. commercial, industrial, 24 Storogo 20 ing program .includes equip­ THE MEADOWS for appointment. '' ment operations, highway ACCOUNTS hours day service. Free esU- MANCHESTER DeUvery-Ught MEN wanted to work In lum­ m atee, 646-1112, 649-2679, 649- construction, gfrade and 648-1174 RECEIVABLE SAMlenr AutomobllM For Solo 4 trucking and package deUvery. grade stakes, excavating, beryard and mill. Davis ft 7125. Refrigerators, washers and Bradford Lumber Co., 200 Tol­ Il>i6 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1962 THUNDERBIRD Landau. maintenance and safety. SUPERVISOR SNOW plowing. Reasonable, stove moving, specialty. Fold­ a B c o UNTS Receivable — Girl land St., East Hartford. 0 If41 ky UniNd Fpetere t|i»4kE 6oO[>- excellent condlUon, ski rack. YoiuNG MAN tor part-time 1 procedure: hanging. CeUings, etc. Insured, teacher. CaU 1-688-0888. 1 Quick sale, $1,250. Call 649- U O m ' TRUCKINO, bulk deUv- ______MEMORIAL HOSPITAL helpers position. Excellent op- Bhiclose your rep ly to the 649-1003. 5756. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ MON TE S S O R I prepara­ JANITORS — Part-time eve­ portvmlty to learn trade with box in an envelope — ed and rem oved. Also odd Jobs, L. PELLETIER — Painting- nings. Call 643-4463, 3-6 p.m. fuU-tIme possibilities. CaU 643- 1961 CHEVROLET, 2-door, 6 tory class for pre-schoolers to MANCHESTER MEMORIAL, 1 ii address to the Ctassl- 644-8962. interior and exterior, papering (eld Manager, Manchester start In two weeks, 8-h ou r HOSPITAL HAS FULL#-TIME only. 2771. cylinder, automatic. Excellent and paper removal, fully in­ Ehrenlng Herald, together condition. One owner, $825. Call FURNITURE refiniMied. In­ weekly session to Integrate In- OPENINGS FOR CLERK TYP- with a memo listing the sured. 648-9043, and 649-6326. to the thrice weekly regular ISTS. ONE IN THE DEVELOP- — BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 649-4092. surance estimates made. Man­ companies you do NOT chester ReflnlstWng Co., 49 Win­ NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ seasions when vacancies occur. MEN7’ PUBLJC RELATIONS N arant to see your letter. 1939 CHEVROLETT, black, radio, te r Street, 649-6045. ing, paperhanelng, paper re­ Please phone the Hans Chris- DEPARTMENT AND (^ E IN Your letter will be de­ good nmning condlUon. $100. tlan Andersen Montessori THE NURSING DEPART- STOCK LOADER FOR stroyed if the adverUser moval. Free estimates and dec­ CaU 649-6161. SEWING machines expertly re­ orating service. QuaUty work- School at 875-1590 for further MENT. FOR INFORMATION PRINTING PRESSES Is one you’ve menUoned. ABOUT THESE EXCELLENT paired. AU makes domestic or manriiip, neat, competent serv­ information and an appoint- If not It will be handled 1963 RAMBLER station wag­ OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT w ill train. Opportunity (or advanoement to preasmon. In the usual manner. Imports. ABC At^Uance Re­ ice. CaU 647-9564. ment. on, automatic, 2-owner car, pair, 41 Oak Street, 649-8879. THE PERSONNEL DEPART­ Starting wage $2.00 per hour, plus time and one half for | very good condition. Call 649- RockvUle, 875-2198. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ MENT, MANCHESTER ME­ overtbne. Paid holidays, company paid Insurance. . 9867. MORIAL HOSPITAL, 643-1141 cial rates for people over 65. Holp Wontod— Odl MB, LABRITZ TWO HANDYMEN want a va­ CaU my competitors, then caU E X T. 243. Lost and Found 1 1966 C H E V R O LE T SS 396, t rie ty o f Jobs by the hour or Fomolo 35 speed transmission, mint con­ me. Estimates given,. 649-7863, 0 ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. day. Reasonable rates. CaU for 875-8401. (XIUNTBR girl — part-time, dition. Other extras. CaU after inform ation, 648-5305, 643-8292. 570 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE LOST —AU white cat, 649-9577 4:80 — 9:80. Inquire Bonanza 6, 668-9225. PAINTING — interior and ex­ M A N C H E S TE R , C O NN.—64S-1101 a fte r 6. Sirloin Pit, 278 W. MlMe terior, very reasonable, free REGISTERED NURSES 1962 PONTIAC ' station wagon, Buikflng— Tpke., Manchester. good second car. Best offer. estimates. OaU Richard WANTED AnnounconMnts 2 CaU 649-6126. Contracting 14 M artin, 649-9285, 649-4411. SALESWOMEN, Christmas ‘If he's to good at domaatic ralationa, how coma h« GEORGE N. Converse. Painting period mainly, year 'roimd pos­ FOR NIGHT SHIFT isn't in Washington advising tha administration?" COIN Collectors — Need an un- 1966 CHEVY n Nova, excellent WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ and decorating, paper hanging, sibly. $1.75 per hour plus. Qua­ dlrculated 1968—S cent or an condition. Automatic, 4-door modeling specialist. Additions, FULL OR PART-TIME fuUy Insured. CaU evenings, lifications: Mature, respons­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD uncirculated 1968—8 nickel? sedan. Best offer over $1,100. rec rooms, dormers, porches, ible, understanding. Hours 1:30 cabinets, form ica, buUt - ins,, 643-2804. AUTO MECHANICS See John Dewart, 487Vi No. &11 649-2552. to 5:80 or 9:30 to 5:30. Person­ REGISTB5RED NURSES ARE V inu\ A /r/r bathiMms, kitchens. 649-8448. Main, Manchester. 1 ^ OLDSMOBILE F86, stand­ PAINTING, workmanship al discounts, pleasant environ­ URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR BY MILTON CANIFF ard, $1,295 or would consider CARPENTRY — concrete steps, guaranteed. Interior and ex­ ment. Quality apparel know- THE 11 TO 7 SHIFT AT MAN- We have 2 openings for experienced auto me­ terior. Also papering. FuUy In­ how. CaU 643-2128 for appolnt- CHESTER MEMORIAL HOS­ trading for a camper, excel­ floors, hatchways, remodeling, chanics. We offer company paid health, accident, Automobilos For Solo 4 lent condition. 649-1462. porches, garages, closets, ceU- sured. CaU Ken Ouellette, 643- menit, 9:30 a.m. 1 p.m., ask for PITAL. NEW SALARY RATES 9043 or 649-6826. Mrs. Greene or Mrs. FrankUn. ARE IN EFFECT. CONTACT NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ings, attics finished, rec life insurance benefits ir Excellent working con­ 1962 PONTIAC Starchlef, 4- room s form ica, cereunlc. Otb- Casual Village Shops, Man­ Ti^P PERSONNEL DEPART­ Bankrupt, reiMssession? Hon­ door hardtop, power brakes, er related work. No Job too CEILINOS painted. $7.50 ^ r chester. MENT, MANCHESTER ME­ ditions in a modem shc^ ir Uniforms provided est Douglas accepts lowest power steering, automatic smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. «x>™: waUpaper removed $7.60 M O R IA L H O SPITAL, 643-1141, A NUMBER of dinner and cock­ ir Top pay according to skiU. Apply to: . fta down, smaUest payments, any­ transmission, $476. CaU after per room. 649-9158. E X T. 243. •k where. Not smaU loan finance Evenings 649-8880. tail waitresses wanted. Car­ 5 p.m., 643-4881. company plan. Douglas Mo­ OARAGES, breezeways and ... riage House Resturant, 10 East tors, 845 Main. 1967 4-DOOR Plymouth Valiant, game rooms, remodeling, all PlOOf PIHISnIIig 24 Center Street. CLERK — Typist with automo­ John Maiorca, Service Mgr. low mileage. Excellent condl­ 1967 CORVETTE convertible, 4- ty^ of FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- BAKERY saleswoman, exper- tive bookkeeping background. Uon. Under the 50,000 mile speed, 456 posltractlon, 827, 816 Job too sm all. R » K uros., 'ing S __ (speciaUzlng in older innemlienced nrAfnrTivIpreferred. rSnnrtGood nav pay. Write Box B, Manchester Her- I five year guarantee. CaU own­ h.p., marina blue, mag wheels. 648-0286. floors). Inside pointing. Paper­ morning houra available. Ap­ aid. er, 648-5693. De Cormier Motors— 643-4161 648-7148. ______NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON— hanging. N o Job too smaU. ply in person. Parkade Bake MATURE women for part-time I 1968 PONTIAC Firebird, auto­ RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ John VerfaUie, 649-6760. Shop. 649-6820. work at Parkade Cleaners. Ap­ tions, rec roome, garages, 1987 PO N TIA C Tem pest, 826, 4- matic. Balance of new ca r PART AND FULLrtlme fabric ply In person at Parkade' warranty. 'Dealer, take over porctes and roofing. No Job salesgirls wanted. Apply Miss Cleaners, Manchester Shopi^ng speed, many extras. 646-1437. too smaU. CaU 649-3144. Bonds— Stocl»-- low weekly payments. Mr. Al­ Cobum, PUgrim MUls, Hart­ Parkade. exander, 647-9997. Mortgogos 27 PONTIAC Boimevllle, 1967, ra­ HOMES, OARAGES, porches, ford Rd., Manchester, between dio, heater, power steering, CREDIT department assistant, 1966 CHEVROLET convertible rec rooms, room additions, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- three and six p.m. only. ^brakes, air condlUoning, $2,200. Christmas period mainly, year Experienced... Super Sport. Dealer. Take kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ limited funds available for sec­ Evenlnga, 649-6690. 'round possibly. Office ex­ over low weekly paytoents. M r.. eral repair work. Financing ond mortgages, payments to Comptometer Operator perience necessary. $2. per 1962 CADILLAC sedan Deville. Alexander, 647-9997.' available. No down payment. suit your budget. Expedient hour part-time 1:30 to 6:30 only good condition. Take over low Economy Builders, Inc., 648- service. J. D. Realty, J848-6129. Openings for experienced Monday through Friday. CaU weekly payments. Mr. Alex­ 6169. comptometer operators to 643-2128 for appointmeiit, 9:30 LINOTYPE NEED MONEY? Accepting work 8:80 through 4:80, fiv e ander, 647-9997. Auto Accotoorioft— a.m. to 1 p.m., ask for Mrs. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ mortgages on real estate. CaU days a week. Must be ______Tiro t______6 rage, rec rooms, bathrooms for confidential home liAer- Greene or Mrs. Franklin, 1968 BmCK LaSabre. Dealer. skUled in all phases of Casual Village Shops, Manches­ tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ view, days or evenings. Past comptometer work. Excel­ OPERATOR Take over low weekly pay­ ment Mrork, cella r floors, pa­ ter. ments. Mr. Alexander, 647- 1968 CHEVY II motor and body service, telephone Mr. Hall,’ lent benefits, free parking, tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- parts fo r sole. 646-2934. 246-8468. subsidized cafeteria, con­ WOMEN WANTED — Jobs in 9997. ______, synskl, Builder. 649-4291. genial co-workers and ex- your area, your hours. Secre­ Immediate Opening 1963 PONTIAC OrMd Prlx. ceUent working conditions. taries, typists, clerks. No fee, Dealer, take over low weekly Business Opportunity 28 APPLY IN PERSON AT THE Gorogo Sorviei Spoclol SorvieiM 15 Apply excellent pay. Staff Builders, 11 payments. Mr. Alexander, 647- Storogo 10 Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. 9997. ,______AAMCX) Transmissions of Man­ FIRST NATIONAL COMMERCIAL space available. BE YOUR OWN BOSS iSlanrl^pHtpr l|praUk 1962 DODOE Lancer, radio, chester, nationwide, guaran­ STORES, Inc. Central. Two areas, 1,000 heater, adiitewaUs, snow tires, teed eervice. Budget terms. 13 BISSELL STREET—BIANCHESTER, CONN. square feet each. One with Loaner cars. Free towing. CaU PARK ft OAKLAND AVE&. exoeUent condition. Makes a 10x10 overhead door. CaU 643- New 8-bay SUNOCO station be­ good Christmas gift. 649-6130. 648-2467, Manchester - Vernon RANGE 8768. ing buUt on ToUand Tpke., Man­ BAST HARTFORD, CONN. town Une, Rt. 83, TaloottviUe. '■HI' 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- chester. OARAOE for rent, SUver Lane, door hardtop, V-8, power East Hartford. Suitable tor For added information write: FUEL OIL steering, very clean, $826. CaU Roofing— Siding 16 CLEANING WOMAN boat storage, $7 monthly. 648- two days weekly, 646-1 PARAGON TOCL C0„ INCl 649-8486. 7188. ROOFINO, aluminum siding, GASOLINE CHEVROLET 1968~Bel Air 4- gutters, carpenter work, 80 SUN OIL COMPANY MATURE person to sit with a has immodiare openings for: years’ experience, Connecticut seml-invalld on occasion in door, automatic, 6 cylinder, Businoss Sonrieos P.O . Box 71, Btast H artford $060. 848-2087 a fter 5 p.m. VaUey Construction Co., 648- Box Mountain area. Refer­ Offorod 13 7180. Free estimate. CaU week days 668-8400, week­ ences. 649-4092. BANTLY OIL • tool makers 1962 COMET 4-door sedan, 6 ------h'' ...... ends aind evenings caU John cylinder, standard. Needs T R E E E X P E R T — Trees out, P erry , 749-3185. INTEREST3NO fuU-tIme posl- little work. Ctood ruiwidng con­ 'building lots cleared, trees top­ Raollng and tlon for mature woman, small • oil around machinists dition. $196. OaU 648-6486 after ped. Got a tree problem? WeU Chimnays 16-A East Hartford office, light typ­ worth phone oaU, 742-8262. ing, a ll fringe benefits. CaU 6 p.ra, ____ BEAUTY SALON, well estab­ ROOFING — Specializing re- lished, alr-qon^tloned, all 286-2708, M rs. Ciaesar.'' • Bridgeport oparators ^ 1962 FORD Falcon, mint con­ YOU A R E A-1, truck Is A-1. IMdring roofs of all kinds, new Cellars, attics, yards, drive- equipment. Owtier retiring. $2,- dition. Dealer, take over low roofs, gutter work, chimneys 000. Meyer Agency Realtors, weekly payments. Mr. Alexan­ iTays sealed and small truck­ cleaned and repaired. 80 yean' 648-0609. i • Bkmchard grinder operator ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- experience; Free estimates. ______der, 647-9997. (Must be first class man able to bold oloee tolerance.) mano Trucking Service toll- CaU Howley 648-5861. 644- THREE operator beauty parlor BUIHIEB SERVICE MAN 1B62 OLDSM OBILE F-85, s ta -« free, 742-9487. 8888. fo r lease In Vernon^ also four (ton wagon. Dealer, toke over room optional apartment In Experience Necessary low weekly payments. M r. STTiPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Ext^eNont opportunity for quoftRod psn omwl, / rear. Gall 648-0977 tor particu- BXOEUUSNT WORKINa CONDITIONS. Alexander, 647-9967. .walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- Millinary, top wages and frinqo bonoflts. Uboial Ofvar 'races, ralllnga. AU concrete re­ Drassmaking 19 Io n . ------^ SALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS 1962 FORD Oalaxle 600. Deal­ pairs. Reasonably priced. 648- p* S M A LL complete machine shop, time schodula. er, take over low weekly pay­ 0851. DRBSSMAKma and altera­ new equipment, ,wlred, ready MORIARTY BROTHERS, kic ? ments. Mr. Alexander, 647-0997. tions, slppen replaced etc. C REPAIRS — Lawnmowers, to go. Fbr further details call M l • 815 C E N T E R ST. u C!aU 64»QSU. MANCHESTER, CONN. — 843-5185 Apply ot 121 Adorns Street, Monclwstar 1968 OHEVROUIT, etandard. enow blowers and garden trao- 648-9883. Dealer, take over low weekly tors. BVee pick up and deUvery ALTERATIONS done In my Vacation- "Insurance—Pension or for ovoning oppointmont, coH 647*9935 payments. Mr. Alexander. 647- In Manchester and South Wind- home, 140 Oak St„ Manobester, and Many More Fringe Beneflisl otvr. sor area. CaU 6444)421. 648-2824. Read Herald Ads • '”V. Lv

PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1968 >*AOB EIGHTEEN Housot For Solo 72 Homos For Sdo 72 and helpers, and aalary schedule A rtic iM For Serf* 45 Out of Town For Solo 72 H o u xm For Solo 72 . H o u sm Per Solo 72 Out'ef Town Out of Town H ebron information on salaries In the 6 6 IMMACULATE seven room BRAND NEW. ImsnedUJte oo- ^ Soln 75 district. Due to the late hour, no For Ront SEVEN ACRES, Mi mUs from HUNTER triREBT — T «s this For Solo 75 BROWSE around for Christ­ home, with large osdar cloaet cupancy. MaJeeUc 8-room Co­ dSscusaian or action was taken. 1-84, 5Mi room Ranch. Fire­ la in MamUieater but okMO to mas gifts. Open evfcry after­ VERNON — MouAt Vernon In fourth bedroom, new lonial with 4 full bedrooms. $20,900 —IK acres. Old Colon­ The board went Into executive BERRY'S WORLD place, 20 X 80 masonary out- East Hartford for commuting Gilead Hill School Hires CLASSIFIED noon SuiKlay • through Friday, Apartments now available, Beautiful wooded lot. Birch CAPE ial, oompletsly modernised, aeaalon at 10:50 p.m. Thiusday. schools and shopping, $21,900. buUding, double eaiport. ease. TlUa diolce home Is a also Thursday evening. Laurel new 8^4 rooms, at $160; klt(^en oaUnets, buUt-lns, 2H bright and clean, three ga- 2 DESIRABLE HOMES James Harris Onsst ceramic r««" »cre«ned^ possible turer tonight at the meeting of 8 AJL to 4:30 PJM. courts, parking smd storage MANCHESTER — 5 room IMMEDIATE oooupanoy — 4 room. (M y $21,000. kitchen with dinette area, Wallpaper Supply. modern kitchen, jalousled Priced m the high thirties thU bedrooms, paneled living room, agor for the cafeteria at Gilead probl^ . the Human ReAatione Counc^at all included. No pets. Tele­ Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, bedroom Colonial Cape, AA tiled bath, wall to wall car- porch, two bedrooms, s{>ace for Is a home to be seen if you are overslsed garage. Beautiful «... o nvwro- «Hii referred by teachers g town office building. The HANNAH'S husband, Hector, phone Hartford, B27-9288, Ver­ walk-out basement, recreation sone, dead end street T w o4»r I>eting, unique paneled rec Hill School. Mrs. Fogg, will re- received s|)e«ch and Ian- pu|>Uc to Invited COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. garage, family room, two fire- third, IVi baths, 2-car garage. kwking for quality housing. wooded lot. Only $11,900. Char hates hard work so he cleans non 87B-8721. room, beautifully large wood­ room with separate bar cetve $80 per week. It la estl- guage evaluatiens. Therapy has ' 4:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PVBUCATION {daces. ProfeseslonaUy ap­ Lot 120x140, beautifully land­ Call the Jarvis Reidty Oo., Bon Ae-ency, 648-0688. the rugs vrlth Blue laistre. ed lot. Immediate occupancy. PHILBRICK area, also {xuteled study, mated that the school lunch pro- been scheduled for six chUdren. ROCaeviLLE — 8 room fur­ praised for fast sale.. Belflore scaped. Marlon E. Robertson Realtor^ MLS, 648-1121. Manchester Evening Herald Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:S0 p.m. Friday. Rent electric shampooer |1. Ol- Small down payment. Owner one car attached garage, gram will not get under way Shedroft re{x>rted that Mrs. nished apartment, 8120. Call Agency, M7-1418. Realtor, 648-5958 EAST HARi’tD RD —xnuiiacu- Hebron oorre^tondent, Mar­ cott Variety Store. 1-878-8581 evenings. IMMEDIATE OOCUPANCTY — convenient location, good iriT T iT l 876-6148. AGENCY late four room Ranch. 80x160' until Jan. 2. Littlefield'a third grade class jorie Porter, tel. «M -nia MANCHESTER, 6H room older 4-bedroom Colonial Cape, AA lot. Taxes $200 yearly. Excel­ -'ondiUon, $22,600. During a re{x>rt on the lunch provided the {mlltng booth lor YOU SAVED and slaved for BRAND NEW Rantidi under * ^^'Tsb'aS^Soiated DIAL 643-2711 VERNON — Beaudfidl brand 649-6847 Realtors home. In town location, alumi- sone, deeul end street. Two-car lent retirement-starter home. program, It was announced that the Nov. 8 mock election. Sev- wall to wall carpet. Keep It oonatruetion, SH rooms, IH SQBi new 8V4 room apartment, SIX ROOM COLONIAL mun siding, storms and garage. Fsimlly room, two fire­ Reduced to $16,600 for imme­ the hot luncA, milk and dessert enty-one votes were cast for Nix- new with Blue Lustre. Rent 111 n baths, garage. Nice area. Call Vernon featuring heat hot water, re­ screens. Brand new furnace, places. Professionally api>rala- diate sale. Bel Air Real Estate, would be 85 cents for students gg Humphrey and 2 tor electric shampooer $1. The now for details. H. M. Frech­ Centrally located e offers 8 bedrooms, formal distance to bus, schools, shop­ room with buUt-ln bar, IH mediate opening available with ing condtUons, good wages, all ment, plus garage, two fire­ son Thermo{>ane windows, 2 tlon go to toe Bwrd of Flmnce jpyrtj, grade clasa In Portland, 643-2165 M9-9944. dliUng room, and a heated rec ping. Priced In the teens. baths, attached garage, I nt Blast Hartford wholesaler. benefits. Apply in person. I>arkway and shopping. Rental places, many extras. Nice lot. NORMAN HOHENTHAL full baths—1600 squsu^ feet and requert $999 to start the Oregon, which in turn wlU send $136, no children or pets. Call TWO-FAMILY, conveniently lo­ room. Bowers School area. Wolverton Agency Realtors, o{>en {torch. Good value Anthorlsed agea$ la BCaa- Must know Hartford and Popular Markets, 1135 Tolland i l i i l T.J. Crockett Realtor, 648-1677. REALTOR cated close to OK>i>ping, trane- Priced to seU at $21,600. CaU —loads of quality—ex{>and- program. __ Q,elr own class-recorded tape. < 649-2818. througlwut. $28,800. water for all AMIm 6,4 vicinity. Call Mr. Feldman, Tpke„ Buckland. week-days 872-0628. able upstairs—see It! $41,- Superintendent Aram Dnmar- Gordon ■■Form- MANCHESTER well maintain­ 646-1166. {tortation, etc., third apart­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646- HallroaOi aod Steanahl|f' 289-4338. ment poBslbUltles. Philbrick 4586. MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus­ 000. ,John Sledeaky, 646- ^ ^ jlan distributed the proposed n-: Dairy Products 50 ed 6 room houses nice resi­ 5306. * U & R REALTY CO. INC. Wontod To Rout 68 Agency Realtors, (46-6847. tom built Ranch, family room, a half-pUe8 avallaMe. This ter. dents to work from home by Business Property places. Full basement and at­ lonial, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, SPLIT LEVEL, modern kitch­ "Haven't I seen you someplace before?" Located In Foreet HUls area. School. Frilly floored attic. Mr. SO. WINDSOR—S{>aciou8, ele- COVENTRY (North) — Im- phone and by appointment. Csu' Household Goods 51 For Sole 70 tic. Many other featiuvs hv enclosed breezeway and ga­ en, dining room, Uvlng room la to be a feUow-up to an after MAGNIFICENCE JOURNEYMAN electrician and Call J. D. Reel Estate Assn. Lombardo, Belflore Agency, gant 8-room CkdandcU with 2-car medlato oocui>ancy, 7 room rveceasary, very profitable. Call eluding plastered walls. Qual­ rage, over one acre land. has Ciatoedral celling, 8 gener­ school session being held for toe helper, paid vacation and bene- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, BOLTON —Former Rosemont Jnc. 643-5120, and M9-1638. M7-1418. gairage, large lot .many extras, Raised Ranch. Two years old. teachers on Nov. 19. The board 247-1949. ity bulK by Anssildi. Belflore Mitten Realty 0>. Realtors, ous sized bedroomi, la^e pan­ fiU. Wilson Electrical Qo., 649- ranges, automatic washers Restaurant, now for sale, ap­ InqlucUng Interoom _ system, Acre treed lot. Fireplace, buUt- approved the half-way session MOVE right In. Lovely 8-room TWO-FAMILY Just listed. Drive Agency, 047-1418. 648-6930. eled famUy room, garage, $27.- YOU can HEAR and SEE 4817. with guarantees. See them at rats Flcll Apartments— Flats— proximately 10 acres. Great two-zone heat, automatic kitrti- lnB, double garage. $23,600. and also approved {>rovldlng a Colonial, 2H baths, 2-car ga­ l>y 48-80 Wadsworth St. one 900. Philbrick Agency Realtors, 8 B.D. Pearl's Appliances, M9 potential, T. J. Crockett Real­ en, full attic and ceUar. SeU- Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475, Gay bus to trans{x>rt the staff. Tenenrants 63 Tenements 63 rage, fireplaced' famUy room. m a n c h e H^s r MANCHESTER and vicinity. 649-0847. BUS BOYS wanted part-time af­ Main St. CaU 643-2171. tor, 643-1677. block from Center, then call to ing below E^raisal figure. Blair 742-6921. White n o t^ that as of Oct. CAB DRIVER Natural woodwork. WlU seU Over 75 homes from $7,600 up. ternoons, 4 :S0.9 :S0. Inquire 96 West kOddle Tpke., 4H room FCUR room flat, second floor, lns{>ect this one year young ex­ GAMBOLATI BIHLT MANCHESTER — This older Secondary financing available 1, there were 433 students at below professional a{>pralsal Cadi Mitten Realty CiomiMmy, Bonanxa Sirloin Pit, 278^ W. We have an opening for a SINGER automatic slg-zag sew­ duplex, heat, hot water, elec­ adults prefeAwd. CaU 643- cellent investment. Belflore THIS Ca{>e has been remodeled with or -wlU lease with option. Mr. SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch Hill. the Hebron School. for fast sale. Belflore Agency, ReaKora, 648-6980. Middle Tpke., Manchester.’ courteous, capable driver ing machine, with cabinet, ex­ tric stove and refrigerator, ga­ 8507. Invustmont Preporfy Agency, 647-1418. Ckistom 7 room Ckdemial on a new kltcheii, new bathroom Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- Large, jumbo size 4-bedroom It was re{x>rted that' several cellent condition, hems, button­ M7-1413. lovdy treed {jrlvatc lot. Liv­ CUSTOM three bedroom Ranch, 1413. (tolonlal, family room, formal EXPANDING corporation has for the Manchester area. rage. Available Nov. 15. CaU For Solo 70-A PRIVACY — perklike 280 x 286 and new furnsice. CaU today to membera of toe Hebron dlaff Your hours wlU be 2-8 p.m. holes, sews on buttons, em- 649-2865 before 6 p.m. ing room, formal dlniing almost one cmre treed lot. see this 8 or 4 bedroom home dining room, large Uvlng room. have attended s{>ecial profea- openings for skilled form build­ MANCHESTER — Rooming MOVE right in. Brand new 7- yard, spotlese six room Ranch. dally. Come In and talk . broiders, Mo“ ograms. etc. Furnhlwd room, 8 good bedrooms, 2 Breezeway and 2-car garage. priced at $19,900. Paul W. Dou­ COUmtBIA On a high wooded lot. PhUbrlck sional activity. Mrs. SaUy Welch ers. An i^rentice program is house, good location between room Raised Ranch, 2M baths, Plastered walls, sundeck, $:a- with us. Originally over $300.. now only WE HAVE customers waiting car garage, Bennet School Large famUy room. Im­ gan Realtors, 649-4536. A SPECIAL HOME Agency, Realtors, 649-0847. attended a conference on re­ available for men willing U Aportmmts 63>A redevelopment and proposed 2 oar garage, large sunny rage, trees. Don't miss i t. $56. or $10. monthly. City Sew- for the rental of your apart- area. Only $80,800. (3all Ann maculate. Immediate oc- tarded children at toe Univer­ \S'l R()-S()M (' participate. Union shop with shopping center. Potential kitchen wrlth buUt-ins. Prestige Hutchins Agency, Realtors, For 8{>ecial {>eople. We have BOLTON — 6K room Ranch, EAST HARTFORD CAB Ing Center, 522-0479. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ COMPLETELY furnished Ught Hunter, 64941306. cu{>ancy. $22,900. Meyer sity of Connecticut. year 'round work. Equal op- gross, $6,136 {)er year. Ample area. Low 30's, worth more. 649-5324. a custom buUt 8 room L 3 bedrooms, one car garage, CO. tate Associates, Inc., 643-6129. housekeeping room. AU utlU- Agency, 648-0606. Lots For Solo 73 Mrs. Mary-L>wrt Ricketts, ep e- portunity employer. Allied SEWING MACHINES singer parking, reflnished Inside and Belflore Agency, 647-1418. Ranch with 3 baths, 2 fire­ K acre wooded lot. Immediate 107 Burnside Ave., ties and parking. Suitable one MANCHESTI5R — Central loca­ dal services teacher, took part Building Systems, Inc., Msn- automatic zig-zag. excellent MANCHESTEUt — Park Chest- out. BbcceUent investment prop­ B &L W FOR SALE — Your house could MANCHESTER — Multiple lots places, 2 car garage on 3 occu{>ancy, minimum down to S 'l'E R lX ) Bast Hartford adult. 272 Main Street. $14,900 -2-BEDROOM Ranch, tion, 6-room Cape with shed In a meeting at the University Chester, Conn. 646-0124. condition. Makes buttonholes, nut Garden Apartments, im­ erty. CaU The R.F. Dlmock BARROWS and WALLACE CO. be listed here for efficient ac­ for Bale, p zone, auitable for acres. Quality' throughout— qualified buyer. R. F. Dimock 1- iwrch with wrought inm raU- dormer, one room flirished off of Connecticut on children with hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- mediate occupancy 4% rooms Co. 649-6246. Manrtiester Parkade tion. Morrison Agency, 648-1016, 2-famUy houses. Principles a load of extras. $46,600. Oo., 6494245. » MAT.F Production Workers ing, full cellar, garage, 100x200 up, large one-car garage. This learning dlsablUtlee. inaUy over- $300., 6 monthly at $160. Available Dec. 1, Manchester 649-6306 648-0644. only. 648-6700. Call Jdhn Sledesky, 649- Openings on aU three shifts. HAIRDRESSEIR wanted in lot, trees. Hutchins Agency. Is a custom built home. Only payments of $8.50 each or pay- rooms at $155. Heat, hot water, Business Locations CHOICE locations. Drive by 5306. BOLTON LAKE, bargain year Mrs. Noln Marr, Mrs. Delvena • Astro-Sonic Solid State System Rates: $2.56 per hour and up. Wapping. Sedary plus commis­ Realtors. 649:5324. $21,500. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, $20,900 — Near Route 16, IK WE HAVE choice one acre 851 cash. 522-0931 dealer. oven-range, refrigerator, park­ Fw Rent 64 the large com er at East Cen­ CXILONIAL, eight rooms, large end close out at $7,600. 0 Montigny, Ronald Marshall and Applications accepted daUy. sion. CaU VlUage Charm Coif­ 643-1677. wooded acres. 6K room Ranortunity LINCOLN welders, full line ______FXMALE bedrooms, 2H baths, one. off BOLTON — 4K room Ranch. Outdoors In Manchester. openings for full or part- Realtor. 648-5903. MANCHESTER — 49 Arvlne VERNON -M anchester line. employer. from handyman, special 225 THREE ROOM apartment. In- 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. e a ST HARTFORD, tour apart master bedroom. 2-car garage. Beautiful treed lot. Quiet lo­ White noted during toe month time emidoyment. Ready to ac- Place, eight room Dutdi Co­ EAST HARTFORD —Split Lev­ amp. priced at $96. Also heavy quire 54 RusseU St. Center of town, plenty of i>ark- ments, yearly income, $6,032. COLONIAL central entrance, Philbrick Agency Realtors, Beautiful high scenic wooded cation. New furnace. (Jail now. he had observed each class In TIME TO get but in the freih cep t position of outside custom­ PR0DU€TI0M lonial. Many extraa. By a{>- el family room, three b e d- • 2 1000 Cycle Exponential Horns Industrial AC-DC weldors. CaU ing, 646-2426. 9-5. Near Main Street and close to modem kitchen, dining room, 647-6847. lota. Up to two acres In size. Only $18,600. Hayes Agency, science to get a clear picture air. Outdoor workers, shop er Interviewer immediately If THREE ROOMS for rent, pointment only. Westslde Real­ Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- rooms, garage, good sized lot. 649-8407. United Aircraft. Fully rented. large living room, mud room, 646-0181. of toe science program. He has workers, concrete fabricators. selected. Guaranteed Income parUaUy fumirtied. Near Main FOR RENT or sale-461 Main ty, 649-4342. 0181. Handy location. $23,900. F or A. L. Adams, Better Buy Real­ 4 bedrooms, central alr-condl- with Progressive SIX R(X)M Ranch with three developed a chart on the • Large Record Storage Area Have many openinga for with opportunity lor advance­ Street. CaU 649-4416. Street. Building and lot next bedrooms, plus a beautiful ap{X]lntment call PhUbrlck BOLTON CENTER, 7 room ty, 649-3434. tlonlng, g^arage. Philbrick Electrical A|>pllance (JAPE —8 rooms, formal din­ courses being used in prepara­ steady work in healthy outdoor ment. For interview see Mr. Anriquos 56 to Post Office. Excellent loca­ 24x24' rec room, built-in bar, Agency Realtors, 649-5347. Ranch, fireplace, famUy room, Herman at 525 Windsor Ave­ f o u r ROOMS on first floor, 30 tion for any use. 646-2426 from Agency Realtors, 649-5347. Company — Apply ing room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, tion to a tentative fomiulation type work. No ex{>erience re­ etc. Near schools, bua Une, For Sole 75 garage, high private lot. Im­ N WANTED TO BUT — antiques, Locust St., heat, hot water, no fuU Shed dormer, famUy room, HEBRON — 2K year old cus­ oif a school science curriculum. quired. Tear ‘round woi;k with nue, Wlirdsor, opposite shop­ 9 to 5 p.m. Lond For Solo 71 diurchea etc. If Interested mediate occupancy. Owners ping plaza, Tuesday, Novem­ steins, furniture, |>ewter, lead­ appliances, adults. $135. CaU THREE BEDROOM Ranch on IONA MFO. 00. 'handy location, $21,000. Phil- NEAR Manchester — Unique tom buUt Ranch, IK baths, He also noted tliet Mrs. overtime. Top pay rate. Many OFFICE SUITE, Immediately large treed lot. WaU to waU please call owner, 649-7904, be­ purchased another home. Ask­ ber 19th, as follows; Part-time ed lam{>s, art glass, primitives 646-2426, between 9-5. BOLTON —28 acres of beauti­ Begent Street brick Agency Realtors, 649- estate-like property with in­ buUt-in range, raised hearth Welch, toe EMR teacher a n d benefits. Union shop. An equal ■ any quantity. Furniture re­ available on msUn highway. carpeting, paneled fireplace, tween 9:80 to 1:30 and after ing $23,600. (Jail Pat Huffman, female candidates at 10 a.m., ful high wooded rolling land Manchester, Conn. 5347. law suite. Eight rooms, 2 full fireplace, garage, IK acres, the princl{>al are conducting an opixirtunity employer. Apply in LOOKING for anything In real Ideally located to Manchester garage. Many comfortable fea­ 4:30 p.m. Flano Realtors, 649-6371. fuU-tlme female candidates at paired. 644-8962. near new highway, long road baths. Two guest homes In drilled weU, close to school and experiment in the effectiveness (>erson to AUled Casting Corp., eatate rentals — apartments, and Vernon areas. Paneled tures. For further information MANCHE5STER .— 148 South 2 p.m., aU male appUcants at frontalfe. Priced to seU. CaU MANCHESTER — Beautiful rear, also swimming pool. shopping. Mid 20's. Judith Wil­ BOLTON of a four-piece learning station 200 TtUland Tpke., Manchester. homes, midtlple dwellings, no waUs, private lavatory, call owner, 640-9181. Main Street, $21,500. Ride by, 7:30 p.m. promptly. early. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. four bedroom Cape plus rec Priced under market at $36,- helm Real Estate, 1-228-9576. as a device to increase concen­ fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate kitchenette. CaU 649-5891. then call (or Information. West- 4 BEDROOM GARRISON CARPENTER — steady work, W onted-~To Buy 58 room, aluminum siding, storms 000. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore tration and study skills. He re­ Associates, Inc., 643-5129. 82 ACRES. IndustriaUy zoned, side Realty, 649-4842. Agency, 647-1418. NO. CX3VENTRY — Immaculate wide board flooring In fam­ CJI H. C. Hutchinson A Son, 643- OFFICES for rent —283 Main and screens, front dormers, ported that as toe station proves Sltuorions Wontod— d o s e to railroad and major 6-room CJa{>e, fireplace, waU to ily room, cabinets In 1st 5378. WANTED - Antique fix t u r e , ^ apartment. Security St. Large rooms, $75. month­ large 2-car garage. C5ty irtlli- 6K ROOM Ranch, garage, open its effectiveness, a tape record­ tmcklng route. East Hartford, wail oarpet in Uvlng room, gar­ floor latmdry room, 1 acre Male 39 glass, pewter, oU paintings or Everett Real Estate ly, all utilities furnished, e x- ties. Wooded lot. Many extras. sunporch, work room. Beautl- er and record player with e a r PART-TIME evenings, 6 to 10 other antique items. Any quan­ South Windsor Une. Peter F. Immedtafe Opening Legal Notices age, drilled well. 3 acres, low treed lot, 2 oar garage, Agency, 649-8538. cellent location, available im­ FuU price $22,500. Call Mitten fuUy kept yard. $21,000. Keith phones will be added as a sec­ p.m. Married only, car neces­ TWO MEN avaUaUe to do work tity. 643-8709, 165 Oakland St. Grady Real Estate, 643-2894. 20'b. Judilto Wilhelm Real complete built-lns, 2 fire­ mediately. Ask for Mr. Fre­ Realty (Jo., Realtors, 648-6680. Agency, 649-1922. ond phase of the eiqierimc'nt. sary, $3.00 per hour to start. around the house, yard, paint­ AVAILABLE Dec. 1st. Modem OBDBB OF NOUCE Estate, 1-228-9578. places, ?K baths and much HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, chette, 847-9993. FOR AT A eXJURT OF PROBATE, more. $33,600. Mr. Lewis, White reported that library CaU 646-4880 from 2-7 p.m. ing, w allpi^rlng, carpentry, 4V4 room, 2-bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER — Neat 6-room BEAUTIFUL five room Cape, bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, held at Manchester, within and (or 649-8306. assistants have been appointed only. rep^rs and aU odd Jote plus ment, range, refrigerator, dis­ NOW LEASING, new office Houses For Solo 72 . Cape, convenient, west side, custom built, fireplace, garage, the District of Manchester, on the glassware. We buy estates. VU- 12th day of November, 1968. in each class. Grades 4 through snow removal. 649-7454. posal. 60 Hudson St. Phone af­ building in Manchester, avail­ excellent condition. Central lo­ GRACIOUS COUNTRY lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ESCECUnVE 7 rooms, SpUt- located near new Rt. 6. Fast FTeaent, Hon. John J. WaJlett. 6, in order to learn checking ter 6 p.m. 649-6797. cation. Gerard Agency, 643- Judge. RELIABLE married man wUI Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. able March 1st. Prime Main Level, famUy room, fireplace, sale Imminent at $18,600. Hur­ B & W procedures for books. The chll- Street location. Parking. On Estate of Francis O. Zemantlc COLONIAL mow lawns, rake leaves, paint, dishwasher, and disposal, waU ry. (Jail Paul W. Dougan, Roal- 0366, 649-0638. Jr., late of Manchester, In said BARROWS and WALLACE Co. dren were taught by Mrs. Neu- 'viFIliTFT^------ReatauranT^^^ui^ du{Uex, stove and bus Une. AU electric heat and A or, 640-4886. District, deceased. Manchester Parkade any odd jobs. Reasonable rates. WANTED — Restaurant equip- ^j^jg^tor. dose to Manches­ to wall, 2 full baths, 2-car ga­ EXPERIENCED The admlpistratiix havins ex­ mann, the sttoool librarian. Uils alr.conditlonlng. Two floors, 600 MANCHESTER—6 room (Jolon- Set picturesquely into a grove PRODUCE 649-0673. ment, store, tavern and bank- rage, s]x>Ueas. Price high 20's. hibited her administration account Manchester 649-6306 frees her in order to aid chil­ V ter Parkade, $135. CaU 643- or 1,200 square feet each floor. PARKER STREET —Hm « is ial central location, fireplace, with said estate to this Court for of white birches on an acre lot mptcy equipment. CaU Fon­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, dren In toe selection of botrits CLERK taine Restaurant E quipm ent,______8446. F. A D. AnnulU Realty, 649- pro{»erty with great {lotentlal. garage. Owner transferred. Im­ allowance, it is in the majestic hills of Vennon. 649-2818. Located In an Industrial Zone, mediate occupancy. CaU now. ORDERED: That the 3rd day of and gives her necessary time Dogs— Birds— Pols 41 473 Windsor Street, Comer e OUR rooms, newly decorated. 6644. December, 1968, at eleven o'clock This is a new Garrison Colonial Wonted— Real Estate 77 this Usting Is a large older forenoon at the Probate Office In to teach library sktlls. FuU-time position with oppor­ Canton Street, Hartford, 527- bath, heated. A-1 loca- MANCHESTER —West Side. Low 20'a. Hayes Agency, 646- with attached garage and walk- STORE or offices for rent 460 the Municipal Building In said Man- SELLING YOUR HOME? For One other request came from ENCHLSH Setter pups, orange COMPOSITOR home In good repair with three 0181. chester, bo and the same is assign- out basem ent. tunity for advancement. Start- Extra clean six room Colonial. 8771. tlon, $146 - monthly. CaU 849- Main St. Across from Friendly prompt courteous service that toe Hebron school. White re- ing salary commensurate with beltons, whelped Sept. 19, Cabineted kitchen with buUt- bedrooms, IK baths, one car — _ ed____ for „a _____ hearing_ on_____ the______eilowance 8407. Ice Cream. 646-2425, 9-6. gatase Large heavily wooded $18,900 Immaculate six r o o m^ of said administration account with Completely modem kitchen with gets results. (JaU Louis Dlmock ported that field trl,ps have been background, plus com{dete champion sire and dam. Five Ins, iVi baths, garage. Beauti­ You'll find your co-workers most congenial. priced at $24 800 for quick home. Most -.nM—A-iianAconvenient Iru-n.iMa- said estate, ascertainment «nd of heirsthis colored built-insi_.. _ whichi______leada lOanit-vRealty, aao 649-9828..qood i-eniiAatA.trequested twby AaAt.each aaoa teacherWah for fringe benefits. Apiriy show pros{>ect8, $150, one pet FOUR room, first floor apart­ ful lot. Low 20's. CaU now. C harm ing Early A m e ric a n —model 3622 with large Rooms W ithout Board 59 ATTRACHTVE office space Im­ Mle. (JaU Nick Oonvertlno, tion. Alu m in um siding, w all to court directs that notice of the time through wide arches into a large the entire year. Even wdto class­ maid, $75. 649-3971 after 5. . , ment, $140. a month with heat, Hayes Agency, 640.0181. Check the fringe benefits. .4LL CASH for your property record storage area. Also available in beautiful Mediter­ mediately available. CaU 649- Jarvis Realty Oo., Realtors, wall, recent heating system, S?o^w!l‘=fo^l5l dining room and even larger es doubling up, the budgeted THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ security deposit required. Call within 24 hours. Avoid red ranean, Contemporary and Italian Provincial. MUST Bacrlflce male Siamese 5391. GARRISON Colonial In one of full basem en t, detached ga- interested therein to appear and be Uvlng room with an old brick allowance for the trips Is not MOTTS tage St. centrally located, large Everett Agency, 649-8538. MLS, 648-1121. tape. Instant service. Hayes cat, 2 years old. Asking $15. Apply in person at the , ragO'rawB enclosedencioseu DOrchporon. D on't heard thereon by publishing newspaper a copy colonial fireplace. enough. White requested that pleasantly furnished rooms, SMALL STORE near 100 per Manchester's most desirable Agency, 646-0181 or best offer. CaU between 4 :30 neighborhoods. Modem Kitch­ delay. Oali W olverton A gen cy having a circulation ki said District, the children be permitted to SHOP-RITE parking. CaU 649-2358 for over­ cent Main Street location. Ap­ An open staircase takes you to — 9, 646-3190. FOUR ROOMS, adults, parking, en, formal dining room, famUy SATURDAY R ealtors 649-2813. at least seven days before the day pay an amount not to exceed Your choice of four night and i>ermanent guest ply Marlow's, 867 Main Street. neaixors, hearing, and mtillng on (our spacious bedrooms with WANTED In Memchester — 4 SUPER MARKET quiet, centrally located. $135. or before November 15, 1968, by 50 cents per child once the LOOKING‘ for good homes, one rates. room, large living room with ilanrlYPHt^r or 6-bedroom Colonial, mini­ authentically crafted $ 50 Gail 643-2260 Cute Sue certified mall, a copy of this order excessive closet space including budget allowiance la expended. 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. black and white kitten and 2 fireplace, three large bed­ to Stella U. Fiaher, 87 Avondale a largo walk-ln closet and sew­ mum of 2 bathrooms, 2-car ga­ ATTRACTIVE furnished front Out of Town rooms, l;wo car garage. PhU- 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Road, Mancheater, Connecticut, and rage preferred. Must have ma­ The board did not wish to take fine furniture styles^ tiger cats. CaU 649-6480. after HEJN —THREE room apart- return make to thia Court. ing room. 349 bedroom, near center. Gentle­ brick AgSttey, Realtors, 649- action at this time. MANCHESTER 5:30 anytime weekends. all electric heat, deluxe For Ront 66 One Yard Aprons JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, ture trees. Buyer pre{>ared for men. CaU 643-8547. 5347. cc: Jerry Wagner, Atty. Furnace Comidalnt construction, large walk-in Interior finished In a warm co­ quick purchase. Please send GROOMING all breeds. Har­ ROCKVILLE — five rooms, Herbert Shedroff, prlnci{>al of You'll never settle for less—once you've heard a ROOM to rent for gentieraan, closets, exceptionally large liv­ ORDER OF NOTICE lonial stain and colorful wall to full Information to Box R, Man­ mony HiU. H.C. Chase, Hebrpn stove, and refrigerator, $116.' AT A COURT OF PROBATE, wall carpeting. the Gilead Hill School, reported private home. 119 C ooper Hill ing room. A(>pliances and heat chester Herald. Magnavox Astro-Sonic with its advanced solid-state Rd., Bolton 643-6427. Four rooms, stove and refrig­ held at Mancheater, within and (or the enrollment at 244 students Street, call 649-0596. furnished. CJcrnvenicnt location the Dlatrict of Mancheater, on the sound system—no tubes, no heat, no trouble I Has FULL-TIME custodian needed and parking. Available Decem­ erator, heat and hot water, 13th day of November, 1968. ( $33,900. Shown by appointment as of Nov. 6. The total enroll­ DACHSHUND ^ AKC puppies Preaent, Hc»i. John J. Waliett, 30-Watts undistorted music power output, two High- from 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., at Tol­ COMFORTABLE motel near ber 1st. CaU 649-9258. $130. CaU 872-4752. only, 872-0168. ment for both schools Is 677. land High School. Please con­ reds, blacks and chocolate. $50 Jbdge. LEGAL up. Also Pekingese and Wei- shopping. Rooms now avaUable^ Truat Estate under Fourth Clause Shedroff noted toot toe fur­ Efficiency 12" Bass Woofers, two 1,000 cycle Expo­ tact Board of Education Office. of Will of Em m s Lyons NetUeton, nace at Gilead HtU has not maraners, 1-628-6578. at monthly rates until May 1st. late of Mancheater, in said Dlatrict. nential Treble Horns plus many more extra-value 875-9682. 876-0067. deceased. NOTICE been functioning pro{)erly. The AIRDALE Terrier puppies, The Connecticut Bank and Trust BOLTON-(X)VENTRY line — H. B. Smith Co. of Westfield, features you must see and hear to appreciate. Best of ail, ROOM In private home for wo­ Company, Trustee, having exhibited Wonderful family companions, its account with said eatate to this four bedroom Colonial plus MANCHESTER Mass., recomimended that the you may choose your Magnavox Stereo from today's man only. Near Lake Street excellent bloodline. CaU 643- Experienced Polishers Court for allowance, its two unfinished bedrooms. PLANNING & ZONING pre-season maintenance service widest selection of authentic fine furniture styles and EARN WHILE YOU School. .CaU 649-7887. ORDERED: That the 2nd day of Breezeway with 2-car ga­ 8715. December, 1668, at eleven o'clock COMMISSION be done to Insure efficient and beautiful finishes: Consoles from only $1 59 .5 0... WELL FURNISHED sleeping For a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. forenoon at the Probate Office ki rage, IK acres.' Only $27,900. safe o{>eration. The name of a LEARN MOVING, must find home for the Municipal Building in said Man­ Louis Dlmock Realty. 649-9823. The Planning & Zoning Com ­ fine performing Portables from only $69.90 lovable mixed breed dog, good room on bus Une. Parking. 272 Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and cheater, be and the seune is assign­ m ission of Manchester, Conn., reliable seryteeman in tots area SPECIAL THREE WEEK Main St. ed for a hearing on the allowance will be forwarded. with chUdren. CaU 647-9748. * Large professionaiiy trained staff. of said account and said Trustee's VERNON —New seven room at a meeting on November 18, profit sharing plan. Apply at prior Bccolnt' with said estate, and Principals of both schools re- Colonial, IK baths, built - ins, 1968, _ _ _ approved,._ wlto conditions. TRAINING COURSE TWO MALE, one female minia­ ROOM for rent, gentleman, first this Court directs that notice of the floor, kitchen facilities, free ’^Open seven (7) days a week. time and place asalfficd for said garage. Call now and pick your ’ai^pli^OT of Green W w ^ Defense or- ture toy poodles. AKC register­ hearing be given to all persons ganizational and evacuation FOR ORDERLIIS parking, free washer ana dry­ Red-Lee Metal Finishing Go., Ino. colors. H. M. Frechette Real' (Jonstruotlon Oompaniy, toe., for ed. S86 each. CaU 742-9330. known to be interested therein to . tors, 647-9993. plan has been develo{>ed.for ‘toe er, 649-7006. * Mwiibers of Inter-City Relocation Servieo with appear and be heard thereon by a group dwelling condominium SPECIAL 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER publishing a copy of this order in elementary schools. These plans GERMAN Shepherd male, eight some newmimer having a circula­ HORSE BARN — 4K' acres, development on toe north side MANCHESTER MEMORIAL weeks, shots and wormed. Pick FURNISHED room, for gentle­ affiliate hrokort across the United States. tion in said District, at least seven would be effected In toe event $ - | o o ^training and riding rings, 6- of Lydall Street. HOSPITAL IS SETTING UP AN man, centrally located, ample days before the day of said hearing, of an emergency. of Utter. Champion sired. $100. room brick Ranch, family The effective date will be No­ OFFER* INTENSIVE 8 WEEK TRAIN­ ■ parking. 649-6271. and by mailing on or before Novem­ Shedroff reixirted that toe 742-8723. * Member of Hartford Board of Realtors; ber IS, 1968. by registered mall, a room, garage, trees, Hutchins vember 27, 1968. ING PROGRAM FOR MALE copy of this order to Bertha P. tests (or all children were com­ Agency, Realtors 649-5324. ORDERLIES. A STIPEND Ornberg, tngomar. Shelburne Coun­ pleted and re{x»rts sent to par­ A rticiM For Solo 45 * Member of Now Haven Board of Realtors.. ty, Nova Scotia. Canada; and by Planning ft Zoning WILL BE PAID DURING THIS Aportmonts Hoti mailing like copies, by certified mall. Commission ents. The time test was also LIMITED lo Center Congregational Church. 11 PROGRAM. COLLEGE STU­ 'f r e e — New wheels with snow * Member of Shorelino Board of Realtors Legal Notice M. Adler Dobkin, given to staff members who did DENTS AS WELL AS SENIOR ToMiiMntf 63 Center St.. ManchiManchester, Connecticut. A. EDITION tires. Discount price on studs. Attention; Treasurer: Manchester Ohairman not take the chest Xray. Vision CanZENS WILL BE ELIG­ Order your winter tires now. LUXURIOUS duplex, 4% rooms, NOW RENTING Member of RIALTRON Computerized and Memorial Hosnital, c-o The Connect­ ORDER OF HEARING ON Claronice W. Welti, screening is being cfmducted IBLE. FOR ADDITIONAL IN- icut Bank and Trust Comnany, One ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT 12' STEREO LP ALBUM Cole's Discount Station, tele­ m baths, colored range and Constitution Plaza. Hartford. Con­ STATE OP CONNEJCTICUT. DIS­ Secretary and heights and weights being FORMA'nON CONTACT THE phone 643-5332. refrigerator, heat, hot water. NIS'ARO Computerized services. necticut. Treasurer, and return make TRICT OF ANDOVER. PROBATE recorded in toe health records. Produced exclusively for Magnavox, this highly-enter­ PERSONNEL DEPT., MAN­ lo this Court. COURR. TOWN OP BOLTON, No­ Bus Une. Rent $160. AvaUable cc: The Connecticut Bank One referral was made (or a taining "LET US ENTERTAIN YOU" edition features CHESTER MEMORIAL HOS­ ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used S u n n i^ S j w o I u l vember 12, 1968. November 20th. Call 649-2362, * Seventeen (17) Connecticut offices. ft Trust Co.. Trustee Estate of Francis Friedrich, late speech and hearing problem. PITAL, 648-1141, EXT. 243. as printing plates, .009 thick, JOHN J. WALI.ETT. Judge. of Andover In said District, deceas­ 12 great .artists performing 12 outstanding selections- 649-4842. SOCK We*re at When the audiometer is return­ 23x36", 25 cents each or 5 for ed. no'commercials, not a demonstration record, nothing 2940 ORDER OF NOTICE Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuss, ed, hearing screening will start $1. CaU 643-2711. LARGE new four room B|)art- Add these points up and compare them against ALL OTHERS. Then ask AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Judge. near at else to buy or do I Just come in today-w hile they last I held at Manchester, within and for and physical exams (or students ment, first floor. Appliances, -^THIS IITUE old-fashion miss is sure to The 26th day of November, 1968,^ SCREENED loam, processed yourself, “Can any other agent or company sell my home with so many the District of Manchester, on the at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at your will start as soon as a school 'Only one per customer at this special low price. MEN wanted evenings for floor heat and hot water. Close to U iU a i^ s L be loved by the young lady! Easy to 12th day of November. 1968. a Court of Probate to be held at gravel, also bank run gravel. Presiait. Hon. John J. Waliett, physician Is (ound. Main Street, $165. Adults pre­ tools to work w ith ?” W e ber, 1968. at ten n clock fore- count In Bald Court at the day and BvSSnz HerafdT 115# OF No. 1302 with PHOTG-GUlOE Is In , ^ n at the Probate Office hour above mentioned and that beneflto. Call 644-0606, after 6 H-0 RACING car set with 78 8646, between 7 and 9 p.m. iav PAUL W. DOU& a I i . Roolror n IbW YOBX, N.Y. sizes small, medium and large. 1 yard Munlclpal^Bul|dlng_ln_sald Manches^- noUce of the time and place set (or p.m. tracks, five controllers, three Of 35-inch for small and medlumj IK ‘•‘t "»«i'm'"i said hearkitf bo ^ven to all pany, t winter AHUM! Free directions for gue Bumatt ss....r h ....r }l«arlng be given to all persona Dlilrlct and sent by mall, postage 445 Hartford Road Route 44-A, Bolton. knltted stole, knitted vest in sizes 36- Evenlnz IterStidl^lU# A r a * * * ( S ' ^<“7 lnie''«»t‘'d ihercirt to prepaid to Mrs. Agnes M, Friedrich Osnter Street. for sale. Coll after 5 p.m., 649- v v ’' ' " ’ •■"r and bn hoard thereon inereon by Schwonke, Hebron Rd.. Andover. for thonksgiying Cornor of Now Stato Rood & HilUord Stroot 48, and crocheted Pompon hat I a^ b Toab, S:—BW " zuiBBt ■ H.z " . oublllhlnK a cop.v of this otilnr 5983. BARROWS AND WALLACE CO.? in Connecticut; Robert M. Friedrich. bC ard s UCENBEO PLUMBER. Good NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ w m e newsnaner having a clrciile- School Rd., Andover. Connecticut; (jt)sddojfA. luxe garden type apartments tdon^h’ rnwn^nf^hnrns^ and ^Rob Pater **’"'*4 toll!*** 4995t Styls t|on In said nislrict, at Inasl seven Mrs. Frances F. Blliings. Route 6. irages and overtime plus other 60 GALLON ink drums suitable Modob Opon from 2:00 p.m. tiU dorit Connocticut't LorgMt fUKldontiol Rool Estoto Company humbsr and Slit...... __ days befpre_th_„ dav of Andover, Conneill“ ut, S i at least 197 MAIN 8T.^-«4S-MS1 OPEN M \V t 9 to 9 benefits. Call A. B. Chick for trash, $2.60 each. Call 643- • available now. Call Paul to Pay Paul ate u'*®'* j" THE NEW Fall & Winter '68 Issue of „ to hn j w a i.l b t t , Judge. seven days before day aet (or laid hearing. Prooortptioa Pbanm oy Plumbing A Heating, 649-2926. 2711. , W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4085. tlon f®f®'f "8 »Blble storlesi Pattw^ 035,5 p/^sHION is here with many bright pieces, dlfMtlons for 12 •ttractive ^ jend 504 for your copy. Conservator NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge. quilts. Sind W today for iiioe. » *• ^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 BAGS TWENTY lia n tljfB tfr Iw itta g A rm ge DaRr Nat Pvaaa Ran The Weather Bowman, Proepeot St; Kenn^ . . IlMr Ih a Weak BBiea * Cloudy, windy and much cold­ it wlU not be necessary to have er tonight and tomorrow. Low .Mlaa Patricia Oravea o ( the Tickets will be avedlable at any pi^ier slgned^by your doc­ Rockville Monteyne, Kennelti Dr.; An­ . NsvMBiMr IS, 18M Voter Session Senior Citizens thony DeOnrtt, TWland: Thomas tonight 28 to SO. High tomonow Mancheatar PoUoe Dapaitment the door for the Autumn Des­ tor, lust call him to be sure for About Town Ror^n, TV)llBad: Mrs. Jon o 88 to 40. ProhabiUly o< mow win apeak about, "M y Role aa a sert-Bridge sponsored by tho A e to 8 p.m. votor-maklng your own safety. Hospital' Notes B a n B B ra Chapter, Bliai T o B e Given flurries about 40 per oeat Pottoewoman,” at a meeting of WomMi's Auxiliary of the Man­ session w ill be conducted Anyons who wants further In­ Orawfonl a«d « «. Mourtaln 1 5 ,3 4 1 B*rtth, win hawB "AB tirmotag VIdtIiig houra are 18:89 to 8 Manehottgr' A City of VUtogo Charm the Mancheatar dvttan dub to- chester Memorial Hospital to­ Wednesday in the Manches­ Free Flu Shots formation may ptione Portln at St* and Urn. Mary Krause and r ■ wKh Dr. Hilda SUndtah” Mon­ monrow noon at WUUe’a iUaak morrow at 1 p.m. at Plano’s p.m. In all areas except ma­ daughter, Pem St I ter town'clerk’s office In the the center. AdverUahig on Bags 18) PRICE TEN CENTS day, Nov. M, at 8:1S p.m., at House. Restaurant, Bolton. Prises will Municipal Building. Wally Fortin, Senior Citizens ternity where they ere 8 to 4 VOL. LXXXVni, NO. 43 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1968 Tampte Bath Shotom. be awarded, and those planning Eligible applicants must Center director, in co^>peratl to the public. bad been ouated and Iha army ments sltnatton. The oWaf conferred by the George H. Al­ 2. If you are alleiglc to eggs, smashed in*to U.S. m ilitary had taken power. govemment« a p o k e a m a B, lan Club of the Hartford Elec­ chicken, or feathers you can­ OoenthM- Diehl, aald Ohan- instaHations near Da Nang tric U ght Co. Preceding the Manchester WATE8 wlU meet not have the shot. "The dtotatorlal legfane of tomorrow night at the Itadlan- ModOio Kelta was ended today, oeDor Kurt O e ^ Ktoaingar late today in the second meeting will be a dinner at 6 *.80 8. If you have a cold with a had decided agatoet revalna- p.m. Tlckota may be obtained American Club, 188 Eldrldge St Nov. 19," aaid tba broadoaat. such atta^ in three days. fever you should not come for Uou of the mark after urgent One of the rockets triggwed a at the door. Weighing In will be from 7 to 8. The oonununlgue waa repaatad Mrs. William Krar, WATE8 the dtot. at frequent intanrala. It added oonaottstloua wHh Ms tap ad- brflUant pillar of flame when tt 'Ihls Is ell you must do and president, and Harvey Wood wUl that the army had taken power vtaars. struck what may have bean a Manchester High School Class demomtrate Christmas decora­ until free alaotlonn oan be held. South Vletitamese arm y ord­ of 1944 is planning a 2Sth re­ tions and arrangemenls. ’The M artial muato waa mixed In nance depot. Otherwise, there union dinner-dance ad tho Main- executive board wlU meet RCA Stereo with the repeated announce- were no reports of daniage .or chester Country Club June 21, Thursday at 8 p.m. downstaira oasuaMee elsewhere in the mili­ 1969. Anyone Interested in work­ at the dub. A ourfaw waa ordered from tary area, which inoludaa the Csitisuti ten te-M wsifc—c*r it«n ttatioMiy—sucUae ranten ing on a committee should at­ French Chiefs 8:80 p.m. to 6 a.m. Oatherings / U.S. Marine headquartsn and a ] eir-OErOSIT COINS AND IN 2 MINUTES (etthost tentef tend a meeting Wednesday at 8 YOUR CAR IS lEAUTIFULLY CLEM, teeteftei whnh n f of more than ttnee persons were naval base. p.m. at tho home of Mrs. Marie Preceptor Gemma Chapter, o r MANCHESTER saftr or. Lt«r Fom Cteamr km lot Is'fteidi. FmteM |tt Wn torhidden. South Vietnamese baadqunr- Johnson TurMngton, 18 Berkley Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will Confer Over Is Rnttifr n f pistset yotr ar I25e ntn). OFEN 7 OATS A WEEK BUDGET TERMS Tbe State Department said to tere also reported three provln- -J 4 HOURS A DAY. It'i FntMtk — No Innlwt Und. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tho St. NATIONWIDE Waahtofton all Americana ra- ctol capttals and six dUtritt A T T iN D M T ON DUTY^TO ASSIST YOU 9 A M .-S PM . home of Mrs. Horace Blssell, 109 OUARANTEEO SERVICE towns were shelled by the ene­ 9 Still FREE whan you aiding In Mall stfe reported to ha Carman Rd. Loaner Can Free Toning Money Crisis my during the night. A spoken- MR. IRARVLE CMICMR4IP GAR WASH The Mancneeter Jaycees will safe after what tba U.S. Em ba» buy any RCA men said theee sttaeke, ph» hold an orientation program to­ TEL. 6 4 3 ~ 2 4 6 7 ay in Bamako aald waa a btood- PARIS (AP) — Pneahkiit •toroo conaolo two tentertot Ineldente, UOsd M 672 HARTFORD RD. morrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Manchester Chapter, Disabled l«te coup. American Veterans, will meet Manchetter, Vernon Town Line Chaileb da OauSe ocoferted civUtons and U Vietnamese sol- ConiMctfeut's LARCilEST, M«M Comptote Ken Reynolds, 12 Kane Rd., tor Deluxe 5-record A department spokesman aald men between 21 and SB who tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Amer­ RTE. 13, TALCOTTVILLE.CT set—60 standarde with Premier Maurioe Oouv* de dtore. Wounded ware 7S ntvU- Coin-Op Car Wash Fk IIIHm the overthrow waa led by a MaJ. tons and one soldier. would like to join. ican Legion Home. by 10 of your Mkissa Fraort who to unknown MurvUle and Ptoanee Mtoi efer favorite RCA Praoooas-Xa'vtor OrtoM on the Military epokesman rqwrtod recording artists. to U.8. offlotolr. The ap**— ’f * U.8 . and South Vtotnsmssw aald hto name to ae oommeo to European finaactot ertoto today troops have killed 181 more ene­ MaU as gmldi to in the united amid elgna that the speculative my sokhera and taksn mors Bteter. / MODIBO KETTA frenzy was subsiding. than 200 prlsonsra CMT suspecto to Ttw embyoy atoo reported European money market* two opemtlons 480 mltas apszt. K elta was «n route to the eapl- o p «w » wkb heavy preaeUre on One battle was South o f Da Nang, where tbe Vtotnamase RCA...Breathtaking stereo sound! young army otticen carried out ®7wtoe quieter note following area commander says the ene­ the onqK Kelta to believed here Oouve de MurviUe’s my command has atSited ha to be underarreet, poealbly on a ^ r but vaguely phrased aimounce- came into Influence In MaU, for­ winter offensl've to tlto north. boat on ttto Niger River. ment than the Western induz- The other was 118 mltos soufli- merly a French ctdony fn north­ trial nattons woidd not permit ‘Hie embaaey atoo reported east Africa. -west o f Saigon, where a SoOth several members of Kelta’s cab- the Frendi franc to ooltopse. *Vlelnameae toroe to trying to Earlier today attUnea serving In a natkxnride televtoion In- taet and hto chlet o f staff also Bamako had been advised that ^ «aptvBe a V lk Oot« stronghold are bdtoved tmder arreet. near tbe Oambodlsn border. YtJl. ofHdab aedd'there lii no (flee Page lilghtoeB) M u r v t lle jtortly blamed Cin tbe poUtleal front, the Sai­ France’s unbalanoed budget for gon government appeared mov­ Prance’s eoonomlc proems (A T M a U lx ) ing akw ly toward a daototon to and announced austerity meeue- Two soldiers manning an M60 ixwition ’in* the send a delegation to tha Partn ure* Including a credit squeeze peace ten™ Some aouroes clone State Evidence Released and cuts in eubshtoee to raii- 'perimeter of Firebase Mustang watch their bud­ to tbe government indioatad roadi and other public utilttiez. dies move out on a sweep around the base. They President Nguyen Van TMeu Oouve de MurvQle aald noth­ Pope Asks Greece has decided be has to end. hto N ing epeoiflc a^xnit how he in­ are members of the U.S. First Air Mobile Cavalry boycott of the talks. These Th« ANN ARBOR Modtl VLT51 tended to i^op speculative pres­ sources said there to a 80-80 Three-Judge Panel sure on tbe franc. Some finan­ Division which has just completed moving from The most exciting Six-speaker stereo (toence Vice Prettdent Nguyen sound. 75-watt peak cial experts said ttiey were not Camp Evans, 425 miles north of Saigon, to Tay Cao K y *will lead Uia drtagttlan. RCA Stereo vaiue ^ower amplifier. FM-AM convinced by bto confidence In To Spare Plotter In the air war, the U.S. Air Ninh, 60 ^ e s northwest of the South Vietnamese we’ve ever offered! and FM Stereo radio. *3 8 T * To Try Roy Darwin the absence of concrete meas­ Pocee lost Its ttxtti BB8 bontber ures to matotato monetary sta- VATICAN otn r (AP) — Pope *vw3tlon In toStor ^ AlssteJdet caiMtal. Firebase Mustang is 16 miles north of Tay of the war whna ona ot tha Mg Boy Darwin watouA hto rtflht H w 82-year-old man’s chotoe blUty. P 8i» vr-JOlned today tor WWe- PariagouUs," the message said, s lg h t d je t Stratufortr sBsss to trial jury In ‘m ian d Coun­ of trial by court came after Tfiere wtoa stBl complete sptead appeals to Greece’s gov- ".without entering into cowsld- Ninh. (AP Photofax) crattMd and bumsd as'it was ty flutioriar Court today and Judge Paul J. Driscoll granted orecy over dectolone which, may ^^ment t o z p ^ the Ufe of Al- ItSone *wttlch are not fW (AP) — Premier an Interest In getting negotia­ and set off eight secondary ex­ V Two of the requests were Its official floor level of 4.0740 to w ife acoompenled him to court. The Pope’s message was sent jj, Athene, the crown prosecu- Alexei N. Kosygin told two U.S. tions moving, but the United plosions, todlosttog ammunition withdrawn after State’s Atty. tbe dcrilar this morning, while States has held bcuck on grounds was Mt. Darwin was found guHty bj Robert Pigeon said the Items the German mark remained rejected a oouttn’s appeal genatora today that the United a Jury four yean ago in . Ibe his secretary of state, to Greek cleme.->cy for PanagouUs. He that the Czechoslovak invasion pi-ve miles cloaer to Da Nang, did not exist In iQie cose. These sllghUy above the official cell- „ __ ■ ■■ — ------States and the Soviet Union hampers detente at this time. South Vietnamese todontrymen 1068 alaying of Miss Hope Roth- were recorded evidence made ing o f 1.2829. 'The pound Mindater Panaytotla PI- pjjj the condemned man would Tha MARENOO Mod«l VIT6S would find it hard to achieve a Gore and Pell arrived In the sweeping the area where they '•y V»e defendant before a grand dn^>ped one point overnight to “ *** Pana- relaxation of - intemaUonal ten' Soviet Union Saturday a n ! visit, fought oH day Sunday amnnid In the romantic Eight-speaker sound. was I uimnsad by Ihe Untted Jury and ^xculmtorvexoulpaitory material. material, ii11.8460, moo u the»« loweet lowest level for six ® **'’ * *^ ? PvtittU gculis has refused to appeal. 150-watt peak power States Si^reme Court eezUer charges me with infomung slons t( either sought to negoti- *d Leningrad before coming on A*e town of Dlen Ban found aa- whlcb refers t o evktanoe that months, Spanish tradition.. amplifier. FM -AM -FM ^ ate from a porill^ of stre.^. “ li^llond^, other 108 North VletaameM .bod­ ttXs year, and Darwin to being may clear a defendant of giiUt. peace and charity i ies, a ^xtkesman said. RCA Stereo Stereo radio. tried again. The motion for dtooloeure of quieter.... “ and the French franc — Sion of peace and charity ca.-mot (j,g® sentence t ^ U fe Richard reported Kosy- leave him Insensitive to the He eald this raised to 806 the (See Page Eighteen) (See Page Eighteen). many lequests asking hto toter- ^ead on negotiations to limit Vtotnamese u n it e d ^ and the Sovltt Union push troops klDed by South Vtot- namess infantrymen and Amer­ srancee minister for cultural n«—« eleoUon campaign, antlballisUc missile systems and the ratification of the treaty ican aircraft and artillery in Am ^ r e d the c l ^ t ^ y J / S a l b ^ r ^ l - e ^ L toSTa flflhttog Sunday and aariy Moo- Italy drive with telegrams to Athens. on the nonproliferation of nu­ news conference that in an hour clear weapons. Action ld ri, a bitter critic of the milltari- has been stalled since the Soviet road, enemy troops opsnsd up premier to ttay In office until a many, Okinawa, and Japan, with machine guns and'rocket- ly backed Greek regime, and interventUm in Czechoslovakia among other places, on a stml- new cabinet to formed. Stathls PanagouUs, a brother of In Aug. propelled grenades on ths truck- Leone had headed an all- the condemned mAn. The Soviets hove express (See Page Eighteen) Ohiistlan Demoomt government (See Page Eigktesn) sinoe the SodaUsto withdrew from the previous center-left oo- RCA Stereo oltUon dfter reverses to the gen­ In Colonial eral election last May. Now the Soctoltote have todloated they Family Servants in Turmoil • Credenza are ready to return to the pait- Full-dimensional stereo nenhlp wMh the .Christian Dem- effect from six angled oorate and the small RepubUoah tpeakera. Record- party. Jackie Arrives, Finds Feud protecting Feather th e government w ill stUl be By MAXINE CHESHIRB There were not enough clos­ and intended as an eventual gift Action Yone Arm. Solid ted by the Christian Democrats, The Washington Post ets.. Mrs. Onassis herself only to Ooroltoe from Mra Paul State 45-watt peak Italy's kurgett party ever stooe NEW YORK — Jacqueline has two closets In her own bed­ Melkm. power amplifier. World War n , but they cannot room. Her clothes are sent sea- FM -AM -FM Stereo form a majority without the So­ Onassis arrived back in New Onassis himself will occupy sonaUY into storage. radio. cialist*. Cbrtitlan Democratic York Monday night to discover what has formerly been the that she is either going to have Neighbors said, “ Jackie’ s guest room adjeceut to hers. ThaSTAtrOISH party eecretary Mariano Rumor maids are always quitting In the Modtl VI.T29 and Treasury Minister Emilio to buy a very grand house or OeroUne simI John Jtv and best of circumstances. There Colombo are oonzidered the else move into a ' much larger their govemeos occupy tbe simply Isn’Proom up there for leadtof oontondem for the pre- apartment. ether three spacious, sunny V. A,eWw>4t'A»wi»«*>iVv«w all thtee servants with different ,/ *299” mlentoip. There was a backstairs feud bedrooms which overlook the loyalties and different Instruc­ Meanwhile, the seoond natlon- In progress between ’her’ ser­ city reservoir. All five of theee tions." We've taken all our Touch-Tone* phones (our Trimlines*, Prin­ pick any or as many colors as you have phones. At no additional wtds Mrike In six days elawed vants and ‘his’ servants. There' bedrooms are in the same wing. cost Now that's something worth listening to. Italy down today. are only four servants’ bed­ Mrs. Onassls's apartment la cess*, desk and wall models) and put them on display. So you can much simpler than anything to The' former Mra Kennedy H m natkm was to tho grip of rooms In her apartment at 1046 see how they actually work. And hear how they ac­ Touch-Tone phones. Now available in Manchester, which her new hudiond has was attracted to the «qiartment a -hour strike o f government Fifth Avenue, Come to The Phone Store at 52 East Center Street PETER’S 24 been accustomed In recent to the first place by the stoe of tually sound. So you can come in and tap their buttons employes from the Alps to SloUy Aristotle Onassls’s butler and the rooms which she used for and listen to them make music. soon and hear them. You won’t believe your ears. which paralysed trains and valet began moving themselves years, even though the three- quarter size Fipnch bed in her her children and their nurea You can convert all the phones now in your house Furniture City oammunloottons and closed gov­ and their master Into the midst The apartment doea have an­ Touch-Tons osrvics Is availabfa to Msnchsztsr cuttomars ernment offloes and schools. of the fcNTmer Mrs. John F. Ken­ own bedroom Is re)>ortedly to Touch-Tone service for only $1.75 a month (in worth 810,000. tique French boiserie to the ' Ths strikers demand better On Hufiger Strike \ nedy’s. tranquU domestic scene drawing room which wns taken addition to your current charges and a one time whoM numksrz ztert with 643, 646, 647 or 649 (K yours Mrs. Onassis sleeps in '' an SATURDAY tlU 6:30 fringe beneflto and reform of a few days 'ago. There has been from a chateau outside of PaHs tterti with 643,^647 or 649 you’ll nstd a numbsr cfwngs). OPEN DAILY lo 9— 18th century French bed which charge of $5.00). And with this service, you can (he government’s career ad­ Greek film star Melina Mercouri joins Statais PanagouUs, 21, brother of nothing but emotional turmoil In by the prevloua ewner, IBni. is pushed against a wall like a vancement eystem. the kitchen and back corridors Lowell Welker. But the ftonli8|9i 810 MAIN STRCEfT In DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 646-2363 Alexander PanagouUs, whose‘“Photograph he holds, in a hunger strike outside sofa and Is draped in poufed Lost Unlrsday more than 10 over since. togs are alm|de to oomp^tHseft canopied draperies. There have The Southern Nehv Englend Telephone Company mllUon employes to private the Greek embassy in London, last night. The strike is an “action of sympathy” Onaaals’s men servants were with the gfandeur to wKMll ,. , ”Furnifure People Since 1932/". Instructed to install his clothes been rumom among her close 4''4 businese and industry struck for for Alexander, who has been sentenced to deati) in connection with a plot to OnsMli IsI aecustigneil.accustomed. 24 hours, seeking higher state In- one of the five family bed­ friends for the lost several pensiora, assassinate Greek Premier Papadopoulos. (A P Photofax by cable from London) rooms. years that the bed was historic (I I Bnge w gkiiin) I i l ! fi « i s a