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»», V MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 VAOa TWBNIY-FOyR iRanrliieater Ew^ttittg Herald Hia Weak Bated Tbe Weather Dteanber t, 1N7 Clearing tonight. Low tS to 15,563 iManrI|?5t^r lEumttig ll^raUi 40. Tomorrow fair. fOgh in S0*a.- Manehe»ter— A City of Viliage Charm VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 61 (THIRTY.TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 (OlaaaUled Ateerttelag «a Fage W) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

C elebrates Percy, Wife Escape W0^C6HT® New H ead FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — U^th the roar of cannon and the Mortar Fire in Viet peal of church bells, more than 260 banda and floats began ^ SAIGON (AP) — Sen. Charles V6 OPEH OMW four-hour parade today as Ken­ Percy, his wife and seven other tucky prepared to inaugurate its Americans escaped Injury today first Republican governor in 24 when C om m u n ist gunners years. opened up with mortars and 9 WH-'® ? J* A crowd of as many as 40,000 small arms during a spur-of- had been expected, and city po­ the-moment, unescorted 'visit lice said the eariy morning in­ the Illinois Republican made to flux of vlsttora to the capital the devastated 'village of Dok- was larger than they had ex­ son. pected. Some of the five mortar Actually, Louie B. Nunn took rounds crashed within 16 to 20 the oath of office at 6:04^.p.m. feet of the 48-year-oId senator, Monday in a brief, quiet cere­ who Is a potential Republican mony in Uie Capitol. presidential candidate, and four At midnight he became the men Inspecting the village with 4Sth man to serve as chief exec­ him, but no one was hit. ’The utive in the state’s history. group took cover, and Percy got The early oath-taking is tradi­ some small scratches on his tional in Kentucky and isn’t ex­ arms as he crawled behind pected to make much difference some wood huts. *! to the Uiousands who are brav­ Mrs. Percy had remained In ing the threat of a driszle today the grmq>'s helicopter 76 yards to watch the ceremonies and away with the pilot arid two pomp as outgoing Gov. Edward crewmen. They flew her to a T. Breathitt hands over the nearby town and returned with reins. an eacort of suined Army chop- A large wooden {datform has pen to rescue the senator and been erected in front of the Cap­ hla companiona. itol fdr the afternoon swearing- ’”Thla ia closer to action than I in ceremonies. got In three years of Worid War Nunn, a ' 4S-year-old' Glasgow n," Percy, a U.S. Navy veter­ Take Up To 3 Years To Payl lawyer was elected last month an, told a news conference after over former Highway Commis­ he returned to Saigon. sioner Henry Ward. He lost to Meanwhile, the U.S. Com­ Breathitt by a narrow margin mand announced that 471 Viet four years ago. Cong and North Vietnamese Nunn’s DempcraUc lieutenant regulars—the , equivalent of a governor, Wendell Ford, also battle-ready battalion—were i^i Oven Rang! was sworn Ut Monday night, but UUed In a six-day battle that 4 ^ at a private ceremony at the ended Mcmday along the narrow a: VTankfort home of a friend. coaatal planes near the pivotal ’Today’s events include a pa­ town of Bong Son. rade, official ceremonies, public Allied casualties were 82 reception at the Capitol and four Americans and SO South Viet­ inaugural balls. namese soldlera killed, and 147 On ^ last day In office, Americana and 71 South Viet- Breathitt commuted the death nameae wounded. sentences for six men convicted The battle erupted when two of murder. ’Two of the men were oompairies of the helicopter- granted four-year stays for fur­ borne U.S. let Air Cavalry Dlvl- ther investigation of'thelr cases, alon began a sweep of the scrub /- three had sentences commuted land along the coast about SOO to life imprisonment without pa­ miles ncxrtb-nortbeast of Balgan. role and one was given a three- JuM to the north a hsttAe** year stay for psychiatric e'valu- from the South Vietnamese 40th ti-£ Automatle aUon. Infantry Regiment waa pushing Brisathltt pledged-four yaerr- Stokely Carmichael, left, walks from plane at Kennedy Airport in New Yorii south. Sen. Qiaiies Percy, R-BL, rube hie eye as he Mis neweinen in Snlfoa today PORTABLE DISHWASHER 6-E Front-Loading G-E Front Load, S-Cgela ago, "No one will die in the today as he returns to the United States after a five-month trip abroad. He is Both allied groups ran Into how his party escaped Communist mortar and small arms fiire earlier in witfi 3-Woy Wash Systtm electric chair while I am gover­ accompany by Dale Smith, a traveling companion. (AP Photofax) fortifloprilona manned by the day during a spur-of-^»-moment unescorted visit to devastkted 'village of DISHWASHER DISHWASHER nor.’* The legislature rejected seasowHl 22nd tuglm tat of ttte Dakson. (AP Photofax) ______Portable now, buUt-ln his request that the death penal­ North Vietnamese 3rd Division. OivcB flpotlflMly ctoan 3-Level Thoro-Wash with later! 2-Li0V(eil Thoax>-Wlash ty be renftved from law. Over the next six days the al­ soft food waste disposer. Breathitt also put into effect a lied troopa pushed forward, then (UBhes wUhout hand rins­ with Soft Food Waste tougher strip mining regulation. Carmichael’s Passport Speaks at Coltege Dedication 2 Cycles. Dally Loads, pulled (lack while planes, artU- ing or scraping. tMepoaer. No hand-rinatng It prohibits strip mining on or scraping. Rinse and Hold. leiy and helicapter giirahlpa any slope steeper than 28 de­ pounded the enemy over a five- grees. Breathitt said he slgrned mile stretch of the coast. it on an emergency basis on Taken at N,Y. Airport The Communlata made a final LBJ Urges More Progress G-E e -E grounds that stacking spoil stand in the fortltied village of ConvarHM* material on steep slopes would NEW YORK (AP) — Black nigh border on treason,” he He said Oarmicbael’s trip had ’Truong Lam, which was over­ KILI^lEN, Tex. (AP) — Pros- would stop off at their conven- more than It dauatod the Mt> Automarie . endanger ciUsens, especially Power militant Stokely Chrml- said. S -C y e k "dramatized the fact that this run Monday. In It the cavalry­ ident Johnson said today, in tion. On the Texas leg of today’s Uers of yesterday who sought a BuUt-ln during winter rains and snow- chael 'waa back in the United "It would be most anamalous country is pretty defenseless to men found about 60 new graves dedicating a new Junior college, presidential tour, a sp e a k ^ newer worid." Dithwashors Dishwashur faU. States today, his passport In the if a great country like the Unit­ protect itself’’ against activities In which the Reds had hastily that "the time has come for time of 6:86 p.m. EST before Johnson flew to hie raneh flbt- hands of federal officials and ed States did not protect itself of this nature. tried to conceal some of their these Americans who beUeve in the labor body In Florida waa urday after the White Houte ModelJ-7»7 his presence stirring Congress against flagrant violators of A Supreme Court decisloR on dead. progress to convince ttie doubt- announced. wedding of hla daughter Lynda M odtii4Hr passport laws by desperadoes to consider penalties for U.S. passports earUer this year left Many more of the veteran era.” The AFLrCIO gave dieering Bird and Marine Oapt Cbul«s State News citizens who travel to forbidden like Carmichael," Celler said. the State Department without 0>mmunist troops s'vldently Johnson said the quest for ed- support Mondiy to Johnscn’a S. Robb. Mrs. JohssOD JabMA nations. Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R-SiD., a the power to seek criminal pen­ Vietnam ptriiolea. him there Mbnday and plaanad OamnJcheiel, whose five-month member of the Foreign Rela­ sllpped away to the south. ucational exceUence, abolition TwQ"Qven Americana 'R ange _ alties for unauthorized 'visits to The battle on the Bong Son of poverty, better health, eco- At the dedication, the Presi­ to stay longer. , CJonvertjs to a trip Included cedis In Commu­ tions Committee to which the countries to which travel had dent noted ttte expansion of edu­ 2-Level Thoro- 30-lneh Custom nist Cuba and North Vletneun, administration bill was re­ plain was the latest in a series nomlc stat^ty and world peace bulUrin. New Wash, easy load­ now has a picture window even on'' been restricted. of stand-and-fight engagements will succeed—"if we stay mt the cational faculties and oppoctuni- aerated soft- Chaplain flew Into Kennedy airport Mon­ ferred, said he favored legisla­ ttea. "Yet attU," he said, "there ing, swing-down P-7(T) Self-Cleaning Master Ovenl tion of that kind. (See Page Sixteen) provoked in recent days by course.” wash for deli- door, sliding Automatic Ronge day emd waa met by a cheering American and South ’i^et- IBs remarks were prepared are those who oppose this kind oalte china and racks, Ug load group of his admirers emd by nameae sweep operations. Oth- for ceremonies at (Mntral Texas of growth . . . 'niere are some Antipoverty crystal. Cher- capacity. No pre- A t Y ale U.S. memsheds. who teU us that it la too expen­ rywood top. In U.S. Atty. Joseph P. Hoey of erwlse, the Communist troops College. copper or avo­ rinBing or scrap­ With See-Thru Window have stuck mainly to hlt-and- The President, who flew to sive; that it is too dangerousi ing. Brooklyn said (Ximichael’s that the effort cannot succeed." May Secure cado. imeifDansi passport—issued with the provi­ run attacks except along the Killeen from his ranch near P-7 Oven cleans Itself e Automatic Rotisserle ^o-Oven Ranoe C riticized so that he not go to either Cuba Pledge Spurs Senate borders of Cambodia and Laos, Johnson City, was headed back Johnson argued that {nvgrees completely, eleotrioally NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale or North Vietnam—weus seized where aborter supply Unes en- to Washington via New Orleans in America can never be too ex­ Less Money e Meat theimometer able them to make more large- and Miami Beach, pensive. He aald: "It is alolmeas . . .baked-on grease University Chaplain WiUlam by a marshal executing a feder­ WASHmOTON (AP) — Anti- • Fits in 30”, wide wall space * Sloane CSoffln’s leadership in the al search weirremt. ^ scale asaautts. The late unofficial announce- and Ignorance and dlsorimina- and grime simply van- e Automatic Sensl- To OK Education Bill A pattern of widespread small ment today of hla New (gleans w— w- poverty boas S a ^ n t Sbrlvtr Temp unit with Grill • ABH^n^iiftjrotjsserie draft resistance movement has Shortly before Ccmmichael em- tlon and crime which coat too Silh! Dryiiiy i(Mii|)(!ralm(; tohl WASHINO’TON (AP) — An version sent to President John­ Bkirmiahea waa repeated In to- visit caught city and Louisiana much . . . It U not action but to­ has congreaaional authorlsatiao: • Meat T^ermdi^eter ■ evpked a spate of complaints rived, the State Department In to qMnd $4.16 bUUon over two from alumni, some of them oall- administration pledge to revise son before Congress adjourns day’s war communique from officials by aur^tse. His agenda action that costa too much. Weushlngton emked (Congress to procedures for cutting off funds U.S. headquarters. Air action to was to Include NASA's Mlcfaoud The President said coUegea years—but his agency may w M ... Soil CInllios! • Automatic Sensi-Temp(T) Ing for his dUsnlsmL authorize penalties of up to one for the year, probably at the V- Surface unit with g i^ "I am wondering when it is to segregated schools spurred end of this week. the north was again hampered Assembly FacUlty on the east- like Central Texas are being ee- money, year in prison emd $1,(XX) In fines Senate passage of Uio $14.2 bil­ by monsoon ralne, but some Im- era outskirts of the city. tablisbed at the rate of

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St. and Keith R. klatte, 10, of who works at toe teenager’s tniyUshod lane, $20; Joanite K. V tf»rtt0 1 1 ing it was pot properly a matter the general manager’s hand by Music Program J-95 12th Circnil 111 B. Middle Tpke., both club, told police kCartln knocked Koch, 35, o f Lake St. retodem ’ a a v a a Dick Gregory for mediation under the state Feb. 21, he said. ‘Landlock^ Farmer, Split with Oark Remains, charged with breaking and en- hla glasses off. driving, $60; Paul Krtstoff, 47, statutes. An original schedule of talks ^ School Board Shifts terlng with criminal Intent and The case of Frank J. Nlel- set by the board and the MEA Planned by D AR Though no one said so during Court Cases larceny over $16 but less than Post Office Open Saturday early in the school year had Must Settle idr $SS,400 Hershey Says in Interview sen. 21. of Hartford, charged TeUs Seniors lut night’s meeting, board Orford Parish C9iaptsr, DAR. $260, were contoioed to Dec. with shoplifting, was continued akel, 22, chairman John Rottner later made yesterday the tsfitatlve To Closed Negotiation will have a musicM pOotram HARTFORD (AP) — A Ston- the offer to $86,400, an amount NEW YORK (AP) Selective have Interpreted the appUcable BIANCMKSTKB SESSION 18. They were' arrested in con­ to Dec. 18. He was arrested told The Herald the switch to deadliiM fo r agreement on con- agreeable to Judge Jebn , R. To Accommodate Yule Mail and carol sing Thursday at 7:80 Ington farmer, who has had to Service Director Lewla B. Her- deftnltion In federal regulatlona nection with a break on Oct. 9 Nov. 28, after a security guard Truth Hurts In a sudden reversal of tactics, the Board of Educa­ closed sessions was made priin- (traot Kems. Dennis L. RoMnson, and Oon- see that K gets hook to oirsnla- p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry cross hiterstate Route 96 on Thlm, then of the Superior aa apidybig only to acta by an into a house on Delmont St. told police she saw the accused Postmaster Edward J. tion last night set Wednesday as the date for the first ebey jmya dltferencea remain 290 Uon as soon os poeelbla. arily to comply with Stmders’ Though the M E A has siAxntt- M. Fraser, 192 Hartford Rd. foot for several yearn to reach Court, who now alts on the Indlvldual which would affect Harold A. Bomhelm, 20, both In another matter, Matte was p^t on a jacket at Caldor's De- Brian McCJairttn, nors______has ______aimounoed that M B # H AVBN (A P ) — &tokely between hlmeelf and Atty. Gen. Buffet Dtaaer Sol of a projected series of closed negotiating sessions advisory, but also to speed up t«d la' gcsteral Ust o f 17 Items The program win feature a the nearest town road from his state’s high court hla own draft toatus and not to of Blast Hartftmd, charged with fined a total of 816 after he partment Store, ahd walk out of *iv *'^ a *-*^ convenience for patrona toe Curmiduiel and H. Rap Brown Eleven differont kinds to with Manchester teacher representatives to discuss sal- the negotiating process. it wants to discuss, it has made solo by Miss Janette Fraser, so­ farm house, must settle for $66,- WheweU demanded $18,000 Ramaey dark over whether any hinderence of work at an in­ pleaded guilty to charges of fail toe store without paying for it. scnable dlatanoe apart, $26; re- breach to paaee, yosterday stamp and parcel poet windows homemade foods win be eervod “diook this country by telling ar'es and a contract for next year. He said that the two groups no specific demands. prano, and modem and tradi­ 400 in damages and no mom, mom, claiming the ditferaaoe youths who disrupt draft proc- duction center which could af- ure to carry a license, failure to , The case to William Carring­ mfbted $15. Wolfert, present last night, pleaded not guilty and their Also, John Hood, 19, o f N ew will be open this Saturday from at toe Sisterhood B’nal le r n le ’ ttie truth,” Dick aregory told The oard’s uwltch from fta ------would issue joint statements tional music by Mm. Stie En­ sayv the Connecticut Supmme in loss of value to the pnyerty. easing and military recruiting **** status of other regis­ carry a registration, and over­ ton, 36, of South Windsor, charg­ long stand for open aeasCuis about any actions taken at the told the board the teachers have nis of PlantsviUe, violinist, and But kfOnday Oie Supreme Court trants. eases w e n continued to Dee. Hartford, defective mcufiner, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Chanukah buffet dtoner and «■- ttta T ale senior class IConday advisory reverses its policy for Court should be conscripted, The New crowding the operator to a car. ed with breach to peace, was negotiating sessions. their salary request—the major James Mathias, pianist, includ­ ruled that he must be content 20 at Bast Hartford Circuit $16; Jerald W. SKcklor, of West tertalnment night Sunday to Came without vote or formal de­ open negoUations imder which The 100-acm dairy farm of "When a fellow goes Into a Also continued were toe cases continued to Dec. 29. He was In order to insure better hol­ night. bate, following swiftly on the Opening talks will be held item—ready for discussion. with $66,400. >Xork Times said today. Court for trial by jury. Kartfoid, failure to obey stop Recreation HaU. it had operated since passage ing sopir ot composi­ Joseph B. WheweU was cut off draft board and pours Ink on hla of: Terry H. Alien, 27, of 04 arrested Nov. 26, when police iday mall handling five euggres- "No matter what you whites The ruling was based on four Arrest warrants for toe two sign, $15. Reservations are advised and basis of a "position paper” on of 1966 legislation giving teach­ from 7:80 to 10:80 p.m. tomor­ Rottner's suggestion that the tions. V According to toe newspaper, own file, then toere’i no dlsa- Foster St., charged with reck­ found him in toe area ot Msm- think about them, they never from North AnguUla Road when separate appraisals of the prop­ were Issued In connection with tions have been offered by close on Thuraday. Handling re­ negoUating practice released ers the rgM . to negotSalte w:ith row in the board room at Bennet teachers present their package Hostesses for the event are Hershey said in a telephone in­ less drivl^, Dec. 29; Mary chester Motel off McNall St. Ued,” said comedian Gregory 1-96 was buUt although the new erty ranging from $96,000 to ‘MONEY TREE’ SEIZED mall carriers: servations are Ruth Berman, yesterday by State Eklucation boards of educaUon. Junior High School. of specific r^uests publicly at Mm. Joseph Stubenrauch, Mias terview toat he had no Intention ’ ’"th« J l S “ took place Babcock to Cromwell, arrested after a complaint by toe night ..of the two Negro militant lead- highway didn’t take any of the own stotus, toe TlmaB q \ ^ ^ kUcDonald’s M v e - AMARILLO, Tex. (AP) — Put your name on your mall- Marge Allen and Audrey Daria, Commissioner William J. San­ The MEA team is headed by the board’s next regular meet­ Jeanne Robb, kOss Sally Robb, $110,000, and on an estimate bjr of rooindlng his earlier recom- Hershey aa saying. "But when In Manchester, charged with manager who said she had seen ,ers. Carmichael returned to the Sanders’ advisory backed the farmer’s land. In In which three other youths After 23 Christmas seasons In a box. Besides the regular maU- A revue enUOed "E ncore," ders. Robert Wolfert, personnel pol­ ing Monday was rejected by Mm. Herman Marshall, Mm. State Referee Abraham 8. Bor- maidahon to local draft boards he goes In and pours Ink on his speeding, Dec. 18; Uldis Berena, a man out in back of toe motel United States Monday after vis­ position taken by the Manches­ Since then. In order to come were arrested. local finance compsmy’s win- man there may be one of six written and directed by Lenore Sanders, in a circular letter icies committee chairman. WoUert and MEA. President Frederick A. Baker, and Mm. don that the farm property was to IndUot youtoa who carry out brother’s file—there’s the disa­ ___ 21, of 8 Pioneer Circle, pleaded looking In a window. iting Cuba and North Vietnam. ter Education Association, which or go Whewell has had to climb Carlos R. Seise, 81, to 104 dow, a "money tree" was seized Qf seven substitute carriers de- Brooks, will be presented fol- to school officials in all Oon- Negotiating for the board will Kenneth Skhmer and was not Cyrus W. Tompkins. Membem worth $280 an acra before I-$6 these acta. greement.’’ "Th ey don’t give a damn has been maintaining that op­ a fence, walk—‘or run— across 01em;xKl‘^t. chM ^*’wlto a Z Other cases are: Wiitoam F. Monday by toe Secret Service Hverlng mall. lowing the dinner. necUcut towns, recommended be the personnel and finance pressed by the rest of the are reminded to bring a Christ­ and $25 afterward. Last Saturday Clark and Her- what you think about them," posing points of view can more the divided highway, and climb Uvering Uquor to minors, plead- <>rtvlng. Dec. 20. Baat Hartford Beck. 26. to East HartPord, ar- because It held "reproductions Baekefboll Teame that school board teacher nego- committee, headed by Walter board. mas donation for HUlsIde WheweU has continued living ■hey issued a joint statement to Check your mailbox for suit­ said Gregory, "because they easily be resolved in private another fence on the other side. STORM KILLS 8 CHILDKEN 'sd not guilty, and hla was Cl*^**** Court. reeTOd in Manchester, chaipged of legal tender.” Tentative teams have been tiaUons be conducted in private, Doll. Its members include Roger Such a public presentation School. Those needing trans­ in the-farmhouse. However, he toe effect toto persons who ob­ ability for the type and quan­ than in the public view. Pmvloualy, the farmer, who ALGIERS (AP) — A storm continued to Dec. 21 for court Donald J. Couture, 21, and w «h faiiluire to carry a license’ The play-money on toe tree, chosen for toe lA d get and Jun­ know 11 you went through what saying auch a policy was “more Bagley, Mrs. Anita Murphy, Al­ puts the teachers "on the de- portation m ay contact kOss now has a night-shift Job be­ structed toe draft or military tity of maU that you receive. For two years, the association lived on the property for 20 along toe Algerian coast Mon­ trial. John Martin. 88, both living In and ftosed $3; Christine R. about one-thiid the size of a dol­ ior Leagues basketbaU program they went through, one hsdf of likely to encourage a climate of ly. Herbert Phelon and Beldon . fenslve," said Wolfert. ’‘We’ve kfario]}^ V. Washburn, 86 N. cause he claims that he cannot recruiting process would be pro­ Could you place the mall in toe had unsuccessfully sought closed yearn beforo the state announced day swept three children to Hie cases to Arthur E. Do- different apartments at 40 Ol- Ouusse, to Wapplng, dlsregasd- lar bill, was imprinted with a operating at Vernon Enementary you would have committed sui­ free discussion favoring the Schaffer, with board chairman had unfavorable newspaper Lakewood Circle. > operate the "landlocked” ’ farm. secuted In toe courts by toe Jus­ box without tearing or crushing sessions; smd this fall teacher the 1-96 plana, reached the town death and sank a trawler and bransM, 18, to 61 Bhiglewood cott SL. charged with breach tog a Stop sign, $16; Richard A. skinny George Washington and Northeast StoMoIs, Bojrs cide and the other half would resoluUon of opposing points of Rottner as an ex officio mem­ publicity in the past which we tice Department and not pun­ It? negotiators halted talks after road on a 16-foot-wlde right-of- several small craft. Dr. and Vincent A. Pavalack, of peace, pleaded not guilty and Chandler, 17, to Bolton, found wearing glasses, inscribed with wlU report on toe eame be out burning this country view.” ber. feel has am ount^ almost to a MARTIANS LAND ished by inductimi. Use zip code and complete re­ reaching an impass with the Nek Pro of Year way across neighboring land. 18, to 0 Cole St., both charged their cases were continued to Intoxioaited, nolled; Roger Dl- toe words, "this certificate Is schedule as last week. down." Other board members have form of coercion,” he added. Hershey said Monday toe Algerian police reported port turn address on all first class The commissioner also urged LOUISVIUE, Ky. (AP) — Dec. 20, East Hartford Circuit naUo, 44, to Hartford, unsafe not worth a cent,” and signed Recreation Director Don Ber­ While saying "whites can’t ex­ board, contending that the law "The main Iskue is that we BROOKLINE, Miaas. (API— WheweU waged an unsuccess­ ’’disagreement” between him­ facilities at Arzew, where liqui­ wlto breach to peace, were noU- that parties in the negotiations been invited to sit in on the Mrs. Alex Kennedy took her 4- Court for trial by jury. lane change, $30; Miartto Haber- medl. pect Negroes to be nonviolent," is silent on how negotiations LoOs Felix o f N ew MavenvOonn., ful attempt to keep state high­ fied natural gas is loaded for ed. by "Oscar Zilchand Harry T. ger said all Midget Leagues are Inform the public at the end of sessions. don’t want to come into the ini­ year-old son, Bobby, to Um self and tSark centered on teh If you are not sure of the ad­ Gregory made It clear he him­ should be conducted. way surveyom from marking British and French destinations, The two were arrested on a The arrest Nov. 80 came as ern, 18, 72 Oxford St., found to- Zilch, stenographer.” set in to e ’ matter to coaches, each session about areas of The two groups will have to tial session with item-bydtem was named tennis pro of 1967 beauty parior. definition to a case of draft de­ dress use first clsuss mall and self is still opposed to violence— Following the cessation of the path of 1-96 across his right- were badly damaged. Communi­ warrant in connection with a a result to a fight at George For toxfcated, nolled; Roger T. Hu- The Secret Service office in but coaches are urgently need­ agreement reached, and said hold an intensive schedule of demands and then have them and Susan Gay Kinney j>f Da­ He looked at the women sit­ linquency, toe ’Times said. Hla Include a complete return ad­ a position \^lch he referred to talks, the M EA sought to have of-way, later rojectlng an offer cations were blown out by high fight they allegedly bad in a Teens off Tolland TTike. where guenin, 18, to Pascoae. R.I., Dallas explained toat It is ed in the Junior Leaguea. that board action approving the talks, Rottner said last night, splashed all over the press,” rien, Conn., was granted the ting around wtQi plastic hair letter to toe boards urged that dress. In this w ay the letter Sanders mediate the dispute of $16,000 by the state to com­ winds in some sireas. Flooding h a llw ^ at Manchester High Martin, who owns a main- abandoned a motor vehflcle. and charged with preventing coun­ Rockville Hoepitol Notee as his "personal hang-up.” contract should be carried out because the board must take Wolfert said. junior sportsmanship award for dryers encasing their heads, youths taking part In "illegal” will either toe foiwardcd or re­ "You have to wake up and over open verses closed sessions, pensate ^for his loss of access was reported. School cm Nov. 14. tenance company, had come to paifctog wlitoout Mghts, $30. terfeiting and that the “ money” Visiting hours are 18:80 to 8 in public session. final action on its budget re­ girls In selection announced Sat­ then set up a loud wail. demonstrations be declared de­ turned. see nonviolence Is not an obli­ to the road. clean toe floor. Police say an Also, Robert Ktog, 23, to Wll- was a reproduction of legal p.m. In all areas e x c ^ m ater­ TTie Manchester board's com­ but the commissioner last week quest by the first Monday in Sponges are the skeletons of urday by the New England "I want a space hdmet, too.” linquent. The port of Oran ordered '*1>® ca*®* ot George If you do get toe wrong mall A state "referee” Increased Cartwright, 20, to 81 Green Hill argument started and Couture, lilmantlc, failure to drive In ee- tender. nity where they are 8 to 4 and gation," he said, "It Is a favor.” pliance with the commissioner's rejected the M EA request, rul­ February. The request is due in colonies of animals. Lawn Teimls Association. Justice Department attorneys ships to stay away. Gregory, embarked on a 0:80 to 8 p.m. Thanksglving-to-Christmas fast Admitted F rid ay: Ge, R t 80; MUdred Turner, D Hospital Notes X Vernon; Rudolph Hamm, Mer- row; Clifford Lautenbacb, 17 'Vlstttng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. ’ — A ■ S « River Rd.; Carl Pfalagraf, 86 in all areas excepting mater­ nity where they are 2:80 to 4 Regan St.; Peunela Wheelock, L.’i- .c o ’ p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri­ 7 LITI IN900R SIT 11" TIFLON* GRIDDLI Z GT.TIFLGII SAUCIRAN I 1 GT.TIFLON SAUCIPAN I I 2-PC. CAR MAT SIT 206 Eaat Main St; Albert MISSIS' SWIATIRS Shortmann, Tolland; l b * . Peg- vate rooms where they are Trimmable edgos. Fade U.L. approved. Strong ( i No-stick, Dupont finish Dupont finish, blue Tef­ Blue, Dupont finish Tef ’ '1# a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Novelties and bulky Pull­ and tear resistant. Dura- |«gy Potts and daughter, Snffield. TIBRY PISH TOW ILf g aiRLS>AJAMAf,60WNf OIRLS' SNOW PANTS GIRLS' KNIT TOPS TODDLIR GIRLS'SLACKl MisHS' oin w Auns '(Airoble clips. M Teflon,-blue inside and out. lon Inside and out. Ion, Inside and out. re guested not to smokeiln pa­ over* 8t Cardigans. 34- Discharged Sunday: Patricia Waterproof, rubber- {| Turtle neck ribbed knit. r' I Cotton, bonded with aee- Compare at 1.49 Compareat 1.49 Compare at 1.39 1 tegular 6.04 Set 1 St. Louis, 87 Union S t; Jooeidi tients’ rooms. No more than two Christmas prints. From Printed cotton flannel.i, j French and Coin Pursed S i Compare at 1.99 1 ; tote tricot. Hot shades 2-4, • ! E Assorted colors orwhite. •3 backed cotton. 4 to B,, visltore at one time per pa­ lace trim*. ■ 4-14. Clutches, more. 1 Coffii are at 4.99-5.99 Koslowskl, Morrison St; Mi­ famous Cannon Mills. 7-14. tient. Compare at 1.99 1 chael BeU, 101 South St.; M H. ^ 100% cotton. I 2 ‘1 Compare at 2.91 Compare at 1.60 J Compare at 99f 6ach 1 Donna Gessay and doubter, Patients Today: 806 59 Bast St. ADMITTEID YESTERDAY: William Ashely, Bl Lenox St.; V '/ The Hendd’a Vemmi Bnrean Mrs. Carol Ashton, 88 High St.; Is af 86 Parte S t, tol. 876-8186 or Madeline Baldwin, 160 Wara- 648-8711. News Itonu m ay be . noke Rd.; Susan Bogush, 24 Ash mailed to P. O. Box 887, Boek- Rd., Wapplng; Mrs. Myma Clar- vlUe. cla, 88 S. Hawthorne St.; Fran­ cis Danoosse, 61 Hemlock St.; E ric Ellison, 92 Summer St.; Albertus Magnus Reginald Ellsworth, Lake Rd., Box 1170-A Coventry; Christo­ Girls Win lOght pher Fay, 68 Kane Rd.; Jac­ i i 1 . ^ queline Garland, N. Bear Hill 99<: To Wear Slacks R i., Chaplin; Antonio Henlques, p lP t 8(8 Donnel Rd,. Vernon; Mrs. ,CO CO* NEW HAVBN (AP) — The 99<: s * ' Estelle Johnson, 88 Ardmore h glria to Albertua. Maenue Ck>l- Rd.; RlchaM Kleifi, 28 E. Gar­ M ATTIL'f PLASTIGOOP CO* \ \ \ M TRIPLE LIGHT MNDOLIER 10-PIICI SOCKIT SIT M ITIRIIID PIRFI GLASS FISH WITH SOAP RILL S IT lege won another round Mon­ den Dr.; Iflehael LaJoie, Hart- M IN S ’ y ■ ’ Sculptured Glass Fish S3 High spaed. Shockproof t Make Creepy Crawler, day night by getting tiie adiool fflsrd; Gary LaJoie, Hartford; BOYS' SWIATIRS MIN'S UNDIRWIAR MIN'S SPORT SHIRTS COROUROY SLACKS 3-light Candolier, in Chrome plated, % " % or. "Silent Night", for JR. ROYS' SHIRTS JR. ROYS' SLACKS with Guest Soap, Nice and unbreakable case. Croeple People, Fun to aomp a ban on tha wearing Steven Lawlor, 82 Cypres Rd., drive, socket set. ’j| the Holidays. I Dress or casual styles. t PulloversI Cordlgonsl Shirts or briefs .-Better mill |dpaek. Permanent presf.iSolldt Thick 'n thinleorduroy. |S I P popular Ivory, '2 ' Flowers. 2"1 to rtacka on campua. Windsor Looks. Long sleeves. Cottons, 1 Compare at 1,2S Compare at 67f aa. Corduroys, cottons, SolldsI Fanciest 8-201 relects.Weor hot affected. I of 2 or plaids, IButton down 6rl Belflloops. Plain fronts, Compare at 1.96 1 Regular 6.99 ‘5 / k v Compareat 1.25 The provlalonal govenunont, Also, Mrs. Alice Lee, Box 226, flannels and knits.. some flannel lined. S,M,L,Xl. r re^lar col lars.'S, M, L, [^hemmed'bottoms. 29-38- H O c o m p o s t to atudent leadens, Hebron Rd.; Mrs. Evelyn Mc- Plaids, solids. 3-8. 2"'5 Compare at 2.96 -5.96■21 2**3 » . ^ If perfect .-1 .SO lo Compare at 4.9B-S.96 Entee, 810 Spruce St.; Mrs. Compare ot 1.98 Compare at 2.99-3.99 iCompare to 4.9S faculty and admlnlatratons, aub- Nancy MauluooW 30 Roy Rd., atttuted for toe ban a xeqolM- Wapplng; Mrs. Liioy Miller, Har­ R 'i ment aaylng "atudenta aM «o> riet Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Georg- pected by the ooUege oonumm- ity to drem in good taate at all timea.” Student leadera were auoceaa-f WesthUl Apta.; kCn. Helen R a­ '' i • 3 ful laat Friday to getting ge, Baat Hartford; Joaeph provlalonal government Smith, R FD 2, R t 80, Vernon; a later curfew. Sandra Smith, 681 E. Center Deniae Franklin, one o l the St.; Mra. Carol Synder, Stafford four atudenta to the cooperative Spring!; James Taya, Storra; government, aald toe modUloa- Courtney Tucker, Hebron Rd., tlon to dreaa requirementa waa Bolton; Alexander Wagner, 8 "an Important conoeaeion” be- Highland Ave,, Rockville; Dan­ •R-. cauae "they really think twople iel White, WUUmantlc; Frank c.o*^ [cbi* are to be Judged by the sray Zimmerman, 182 Benton St. * they dreaa.” fin m c l «Bt^ MINIATURE TOYS UKITTI A BANJOLETTE 9" DOLL CLOTHINO 1000 COUNT ICICLES Students at the Roman Oatoo- ^THS YESTERDAY: A BAM ITBALL OR FOOTBALL Q RIMCO SCIINCI KIT Uo college for women daUber^ aon to Mr. and kira. Peter Make your own pro|octs. Frictim powered trucks, Miniature like and Ban|o , ^ Fits all 9" Fashion Doll*. Hurry! Save on these j atoly dlaobeyed toe dress and White, 40 Buckland St.; a aon m MIN'S JIWILRY SIT MISSIS' HAI.P SLIPS : MISSIS' LINID GLOVIB GIRLS' KNII-HI'S Tru-bflt Basket^ll or I J MIN'S BOXID SOCKS I MISSIS'NO-IRON GIlIRTS Have great fun learning. lifts, animals, and more. that actually play. Atony lovely styles. -silver foil Icicles today. curfew rules two weeks ago, a to Mr. and kCra. WUUam Tripp, Lacy weaves or Johnny Unitas football. B 100% cotton. Many col- I I 24 karat gold plated or tl Nylon tricot. Petite and Vinyl leather, fleece 1^ lA . Compare at 39f la| move which resulted In the aua- thick textures. Roll tieevoi. Solids and Compare at 6.75 Compare at 1.50 Compare at 1.50 1 428 W. Middle Tpke.; a daugh­ 1 ors and pattGrns. lOH- 1 sterling silver plated. average lengths, S, M, L ' .v<;i lined. 1 size stretch. pension of 22 student leaden. 7 - 8 H ,9 - ll. print*. 32 to 38, ter to kCr. and klrs. Thomaa 1 XL. Compareat 1.S9 1 1 After a one-day boycott o f otasa- box of 3 pr. 10 pc. set. 3 -’l kb^en a, 88 Edla<»i Rd.; a son .Compare to S9(each es by all but 80 of toe 060 ata- to Mr. and ktrs. Edward Eg- dents, toe admlnlstratlen tato- gert, 42 Ridgewood Dr., Ver- I stated toe suspended leadan noi>. and agreed to aet up the prori- DISCHARGED YESTER­ - H sional government until a pora- DAY; Michael Orne, Kenneth anent body is created next year. Dr., Vernon; Susan Gardiner, 47 Hale St., RockvUle; Robert March, M Charter Oak St.; 5 Indicted in Raid Mrs. Grace Malnes, Bast Hart­ ford; Mrs. Avia Snyder, New­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Five ington; Victor kCagnuson, Rose­ persons, three to them from Danbury, have been Indicted by wood Dr., Vernon; Denise Reo- 1<> a federal grand jury on a vari­ pell. Camp Meeting Rd., Bol­ 1’ i . ety to gambling charges etam- ton; Gerard Lalanoette, 46 S(un- 'g!$P mlng from police raids sevenl mer S t; Mrs. Dorothy Bracken, p s )^ weeks ago. 67 Essex St.; Paul Perez, Hart­ s ' Named In toe Indictment wwro ford; John Uibansky, South J*' jSSrANTMADINO CAMERA I SPRAY SNOW 10-OAL. TRASH BARREL CHRISTMAS STOCKINOS I PLUSH TO Y S Charles ’Thompson, Delores Oola Glastonbury; Mrs. Sandra Free- co' LINBN 1 xlS' WNSIL GARLAND] BALL IFRINOB and Chrietopher Taylor, all of > man. South Glastonbury; kDs. So easy to use. Comes in , Silver and Gold Gar­ Plastic^ wHh metal lock Assorted flannel stock­ Bulldogs, Teddy Bears, | i CALSNDAR TOWILS CAPTAIN'S CHAIR PAPS S'TW IID RIINNIRS oko* instamatic film, Danbury, and Hughle Jones and Ckroiios Edwards, Laurel Ma­ THROW PILLOWS FLANNIL BACK CLOTH handy Aerosol Can. lands to choose from. - lid handles. ing* for toy fillers. Pussy Cats, and morel I BA. lectric sya. -Altmere Shipman, boto o f O ro-- nor; Tbure HamerUn, RFD 8, In linen. With cord and _ , Corduroy covered, foam '1 Compare up to $3 Bo. * Orion* acrylic or Coloray jsa 17" square. Wide choice PrIntBdrrinnKi pkpbstlc, ball 1*1 Sturdy, colorful rayon ^ _ J Camparaot69f ia. Compare at39f Bach S’"! Compare at 79f Bo!'2 -1 Rogular 14.66 ton Falls. ’ Otorentry; Mrs. Aim Scatdon, 80 frlngo. 2 snapos. 52X90. dowel for hanging. 9 filled. 15X17"X1", tweed. Many use*. Rayon, Colors, 8-18.•18, of solids and prints. -All are charged with faUtBf .Diane Dr., Wapplng; Florence K Compare at $1 Each V I / Compareat 1.39 Compare at 3.99 ■ Compare at $1 Each ' Compaiw at 4.99 ‘ 2 1 0empareto2.49 ■ to purchase toe federal gi^n• HOnrarth, 206 E. lOddle Tpke.; K’. bling stamp, accepting wagtM^'; Kim berly KlUdieU, OohunUa; jt-’ttAUtiFaflkti.. ^ HMDDIf TURNPIKE WEST / ' conducting a numbers gam * i r Ifos. Joanne Northup, Mt. Ver­ moving gambling non Aq>ts., 22A, Rockville. .Aft.-.-.-..... - ••• 'A-- MRNXB 1URNPIKE WEST OpMi Mon. tfmi Strt. 9t30 AJM. to 9 P.M. from Croton Falls luid Aiao, Mrs. J oa n 'Irw in and during toe period from son, 44 Elm HiU Rd., Taloott- Opsn Mon. thru Sot. 9$30 A.M . to 9 P.M. to Dec. 2. ville; Ifira. Joyce Bums and aon. Bast Hartfmd.

) MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 M O B M b Connecticut Engliiieer Group Wovld Hurt Unity c^;rSiTeiSiS?Sit®SMaC Nohel PHze winner I n s id e cuum becauae this nation Is so When, the other lUght, Oeneral To Inquire into tied up with Vietnam. Dwight EiMnhoweiN went slightly over­ Yankee R e p o r t He called for a. "positive" Large Birth G>ntrol Plan board, pethaps, wM Ma teievlalan in- Ives Resignation Rockefeller Againsf Mideast policy under wMch the , tervlew approval Of "hot pursuit" ihto I (Oonttaned from Page S) United States would support and By A.H.O. - HARTFORD (AP) — Th* Oon- guarantee border adjustments Proposed by Dr. Shockley Cambodia, Laos, North Vietnam, or neotlout Society of Profnaslonal encourage antl-Javlts oonserva- necessary to Insure security for even Communist China, the best an­ As toe formal evening op« EngHneen (CSPB) is planning j Uvea would result In an anti- Backing Contender HAMHADN, Ont (AP) — Dr. studies relatad to the Mattve swer to Mm was in his own record as a Israel. ing, toe lights in the baUrOM* an "Inquiry*’ Into toe resigna­ ; Nixon boycott by the Rockefel- WUUam Bradford Shockley, who tatemgsuce levels of general and as a President, and that tion from the oociety of Howard ler-Javita regulars and make WASHINGTON (AP) — New toe platform, toe more effective end Caucaalaiia. were dimmed untB only a ob* diared a Nobel Prise la 1966 for was what many ot us thought of, with Ivae, otate highway oommission- a mockery of hla Presidential York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- we’ll be ’’on anything else," "Let’# ask toe qusaUona, do Rockefeller told newsmen after Rights Leader heliXng to develop the tranola- IBlHllAMtflrt 4M VMCMld Ota ivgret that such a gioat American cle was left on the Stan an'" e r. . ___ ; prospects heia. If he U nomlna- a move now by Repub- too nseeasary rsssareh, get Am ted. llcan governors to line up be- a meeting of the Republican tor, has propossd a sweeping ahoukl aeem to be eUppiing away from Stripes standing at one eM c . The CBPB study, confirmed facta, discuss thorn wMsty,*’ Accotdingly, toe presence of hind a single contender for toe Coordinating Committee. Backs Harris ____ RATES ttie speAker’s plaitfOrm. Tbm ' Monday by Glendcm R. Majro, blrto control phut toat Includes Shockley said, "then eltoer wor­ ______j in hie own record and hla own principles. Nlxcm at Javlt’s fund-raising CK)P presidential nomination Rhode Island Gov. John H. president, will center on charg­ HARTFORD (AP) — The ap- tem porary sterilisation Of all ries will evaporate or piam for with a strong and grand Chafee, also a Romney suppor- ...... :::« None M us. It would be safe to aay, es by Ives of "unetolcal’’ or dliiner publicly removes Nixon could rupture their unity. v...... ,., Havri> »» a _• ____ ...... acUoR will be developod.” * f,ft«idnnal volce leading toe wag* ftom ttie Bntl-Jarv«s campiaign He said toe governors are ter, oald toe GOP governors will ® women and gw e^ en t approv- ::: t S expcoted the Eisenhower rashness with "unpMtesslonal’’ conduct of Shockley produced stadsUos the audience attempted some members of the society. now being planned both by toe "«tol^.tho only good thing they be a powerful factor In toe se- OP regard to Vietnam In 1907 to b e answ er­ ...... critlclaed recently by the Stanford University pbys- baaed on draft board tests today true test of patriotism, Ol^ Ives had declined to identify Conservative party and by con- could do’’ to preserve unity by lection of a nominee. ______ED n tM B ed by the very individual who Is always and during WocM War 1 wbidi. V m t—m iitiil I*r— ti asehirtvaly —tttod sMftlng and compromised m * the eSPE members involved In ssrvattve. within the RepubUcan concentrating on potential cam- ,;;ii1i;ave” a great d ,J®rive?^p(5i 2ST a he claimed, rfiow toe medlaa In- to Mio «■» of wpibllBotton of oil nowo dl>- supposed to have been offering raah party. ’The Conservative party paign Issues rather than getting of Influence with toe various > It or not othun rlou sradlt- rangement wlto whi W T f d . ______Ballot photo lault against Javlts either In Rockefeller sharply disimted from the beginning that you fused H. in which one never know- Hartford Blood Commission of the Advancement of Colored gence differences between He said research into tabeslt- E r u t a , 0 e d «»Trt»nB*ycr the general elec- Monday the assertion of Rep. weren’t going to have unanimity The Hemhl FitatlnB Ootnooiiy hoc., U0- whetoer to try to go up or tr* highway department work _on People, took exception to Glal- Negroes and wMtes. ed intelHgenoe dlfferenoea ootild amm ao aHuiaial iwpmiiMH> fta* typo- But there It came, from Richard M. O O tion, la certain. But Nixd-oontrol projects Is touted mo's oral charge that toe ap­ ’The cMef points of ShooUey’s help solve alum proUems. He Nhcon, In an tntiervlew out in Oregon. engagement of Miss ** ******* PrestdentlBl the 26 GOP govemora made a i.i j. Evans of WasMngton. ------—’ tnattar to Tlie lUmoheoter music iteelf never aeems sta" with toe resignation. The flood pointment was an. "Insult to toe blrto control plan are these; suggested that If InteUgenbe Oeneral Eisenhower, said his former ,__ , ^ ^ nomination by the (fonaerva- mistake and sacrificed their In- Although the sovemors an------bllized, toe gathering mustered^ ra m so n dti-e^r, PM ^ a Roberto G. UppUng ot Man- five party) has now badly hurt fluence on the presidential nom- pear 3 iclfS d ot ^ktiig a ^ The public would first of all and capabUlties of ghstto PUU oerrloe cUeat of N. E. ▲. Sarvloe. Inc. Vice President, could be caBod "alboo- Negroes are Indeed low, tosn ef­ ------Rnii'i— totir— The JuUoe toward the end, that fuU-toioal- Chester to Pvt. Roy K. Wlntoer the conservatives’ cause by Ination by falling to agree on a single candidate, the public’s fa- crtoclz^™ toL™ ^^’^ rf^ O T vote on toe rate of populatkm _____ ..JM ftgwin New Toak, C9it- lutely right" from the mflltary point ot ed aUegiance toe w m ds am* V, growth It wants. The Census Bu­ forts to provide better sdioola Petiott ona t o f . ______announced K®*** Javlts’s dinner. candidate during their meeting vorite by a decisive margin, the i^^Slt^t New view, but he himself felt that "hot pur­ senUments Invariably Invoke. fe^nal engine^ In toe ^ te. ®'®r Nixon, there is an obvious last week In Palm Beach, Fla. Harris poll reported to Richard 2?*^ ® Harris, a mllltot New reau would determine how and welfare programs for toem lU aiB B R AUDIT BUHBAU OF OBtCDlA- suit” would be both diphxnadoally and The singing of toe naUans*' many cMldren each couple can oMy lead to frustratfoh. now a ______politically unsound "at this tikne." anthem was fcdlowed by toe ta, could have in keeping with toe Congress?” the New The newest survey by Louis sute j^ on b ^ c? predetermined growth rate and DlHtey odrertletaE vocation, delt^ed by toe Rea^ riHPF HiMAtor anM fiance is the son of Mr. the country are watrfilng dose- York governor said. "Have the Harris, copyrighted by The pharves TENTATTVELY ON JURY n ir Mctutoy — 1 p.ia. "M ovb« Into the DMZ with ground cerUttcates would be Issued to yy>r ■niaotoiy — I paa. ^ J. Garland Waggoner, a g « ' MnfwiAv fhA into $ tn . Russell K. Wtiittier ot ty for any sign o t NIboot godng Republicans In Congress token WasMngton Post, shows Nixon ^ OTniih Harris a “bririit MADISON, W s. (AP) — Mrs. Phr Wodneatoy — 1 p . » . _____ . groups could run a substantial risk,” them. pVir Ito m d a y — 1 p j b . Tuaaday. tleman who, altfaough now tot » ^«®" ®“ » caiSte?’’ leadlnT^kefeUer 62 to 33 per srSZr IMeS tnd Loren Weiss of Sun Prairie was PMdar ~ 1 pjn. Wednwtoy. said Mr. Nixon, "of widening the Connecticut Oongregathmallal' AU girls would be temporarily tentatively seated on a Circuit IPr ttotinmy — 1 pja. H w ireloT Z ^ rin ^ S C tioT M ^ to a senior at decide he’s playing gi^es with Lalrd acknowledged the par- cent; Romney. 63 to 24 per cent; ^ ground conflict In Vietnam—a risk that came from a family wMch hai sterildzed by time-capsule com Monday, though she Otaflriftad ® was to follow. We quote tola In about $170,000 behind In pay- tended toe University of Com­ Bypasses Town "They’re doing the only good Nixon, who moved to New KILLED BY OAR ed. and innw h'oir 2 "From a poittkcal standpoint, I would It takes more to be a true believer In vocation In fu ll: ments to Ives’ department. necticut, Storrs, He is serving _ „ . , . , thing they could do to keep unit- York after losing the CalUornla BLACKSTONE, Ul. (AP) — A (tuples not wishing chUdren oearos ana long nmr. be very rehiotont to take aCUon that "Eternal God, we pause b me «ew Jersey ^ctronics J3 ^y concentrating gubernatorial election In 1962, Blackstone man, driving to the or wltoing less than they were Asked If anything she had civil rights thM» a certain length of hair The Mghway department ^th toe U.8 . A rm y and has re- would be regarded as an invasion of acknowledge thee as toe givit^ company wMch has^ been look- on problems—^not people.” attended a major GOP fund- home of his girlfriend, struck entitled to could sell th ^ sur- read might influence her About or a certain color of skin plus a pas­ malntains, however, that toe ocntly completed a course In North Vtehwm, Cambodia or Laos." and sustainer of life and toi'' ing for a C:onnectlcut site for RockefeUer for months has raising affair Monday night for and killed her Monday night as plus certificates on the open the ca ^ Mrs. Welsa said no. sionate belief In some minority cause. work It did is satisfactory. mechandos at Ft. Knox, Ky. relocation, reportedly has settled She told the defense attorney, Later, toi more Ihformal oonversarion Lord of History; to give tow’ Ives' resignation would terml- date has been announced urged Ms fellow Republican the first time since his move, she walked along a roAd on the market. j There Is always a point at which the for Danbury, with Meriden Its He was at a dinner In honor of southern edge of town. Under this system, Shockley however, that the defenduta with newsmen, Mr. Nhcon aatd that sub­ thanks for our many Uesstaga nate his membership In the so- f®*" toe wedding. governors to align behind the downtrodden are tem pted to d o a UtUe second choice. Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R-N.Y. Susan Marie Webb, 18, was said, "only people who want and themselves could be an Influ- sequent events might cause him to and to ask toy gu l^oe In al clety of more than three years’ ' ------candidacy of Michigan Gov. treadlfig down themselves. The company, which employes George Romney. He said If that Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of pronounced dead at the scene. can afford children will have ence. change his mind. that we do. “ duration. "As we gather here, we ori approxim ately 600 persons, by­ becomes possible, fine. "If they Minnesota, who plans to run as Leo Legner, 22, told police he them.” ‘ What do you mean by thatT .There was the perfect sample of this The eSPE board of directors Gover Is Bolted passed Manchester and other im antiwar candidate In some was on his way to the girl’s The physicist also made a toe attoi^y asked. . We almost hope so. Everybody needs mindful of the deep stirrings at Is expected to consider toe "In­ can’t-^et’s be realistic," the unfortunate truism — unfortunate but restlessness and toe frlghtenloi recommended state sites be­ New Yorker said. Democratic presidential pri- home and he could not stop his plea for research Into racial My husband, she repueo, certain points of reference, and even a quiry" proposal before it la be­ cause of Its need for a larger “Is a barber.” perhaps InevUaible and forgivable when dangers of our troubled woiM, Over Site of "The more united we are on maries, told a Liberty, N.Y., car In time to avoid Mttlng her. differences. He urged eugenic momentary appearance by Mr. Nixon on gun, setting toe guidelines for city labor market, informants one remembers that we are always and we earnestly pray to' the perch of the doves is demoraUsing. the study. Nuclear Blast say. dealing with fallible human nature—at peace and good will- amonf The name of the company Is what was supposed to be a very pleas- men. Be with all America tlik FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — known to Town Manager Robert day, O (3od, as she solenonl] Police Captain ,.ant salute to the very prlnc^>Ie of civil A heavy metal coyer has been Weiss, but was never revealed Your Christmas Dollars G o Further dt Sears rights down In New York City the other Not Altogether Comic recalls that infamous treaclwij of yester-year—lest we under FUes Appeals bolted atop toe fflied-ln hole at *® '®wn directors or to town n igh t For the time being, at least, there is eetlmate, pla> down or Ignon ____ the site ot an underground nu- The former were WATBRBURY (AP) — PoUce l^ept abreast of comunlcatlons A fine group of courageous liberals more to pity than to fear In the seem­ toe enormity of evil that is fe ingly Irreverelble tendencies of the Capt. Arnold Mark, who was ^l® ^n to prevent es- between Weiss and company of- Automatic Blankets of was gathered together, many of them toe worid—toi ourselves as wsi right wing movement In West Germany. roprlmanded last week tor leav- ®* ladloactlvlty into the ficlals. The latter were consulted life-long battlers, against the associa­ as In othets. But never let is ing the scene of last summer’s Atomic Energy Com- for a possible likely location In It cannot help it If It thinks that Hit­ tions of their \>wn blrih and standing, lose slg^t of toe greatness aaf racial disturbance In North "»**»1ot says. Manchester. tor the so-called underdogs of our so­ ler’s slogans were a true and Inevitable the goodness toat also Is ii ^uare, claim, the poUcemen’s ,^Th® ABC said Monday that ------DuPont Orion* Acrylic ciety- had themselves a program expression of the best and truest na- man. We praise thee for m « union helped prosecute Mm in- was covered after ra- NEWSMAN CONTINUES FAST I for their evening, and they had Invited tlmial character. It cannot refrain from and women who have the spMi stead of defending Mm. dloacUvlty was found to have PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) ^ to do toe best things in tor what seemed to them eui interesting Its wistful dream of \riiat the worM ■nie charges against Mark the surface through a Newscaster BUl Beer of Radio worst times—^who do not were brought by three patrol- ®*ble that extended to the dsto- station WPON, continued his and diversified list of Individuals to could have been like if Hitler could have up—who have the courage to bi men, who said too captain left •*®’**®a P®lnt 4,240 feet under- Thanksgiving-to-ClSiristmas fast make speeches and receive recogni­ won. It cannot resist strumming again, with increasing boldness, those riiorda human and to act greatly.. the North Square area despite eaqiloslon, c^ ^ today to dramatize the plight of tions. of memory and sentiment which recall Grant us toe wU to bring abotS Indloatlons tiiat trouble hisid Oasbug^, condi^- the world’s hungry and needy an'order of national and intar broken out. “*“** ®“ * ®* Bennington people. Their program was Intended to be a the perverse glories, never the tragic national life more In keepiai The poUce board found Mark In a natural gas recov- Beer, who passed the halfway Uvihg demonstration and tribute to our downfall, of the Hitlerian opera. notograsbed By PM o with' our faith than our fecua.s guUty of acting improperly and P®»nt In his 32-day fast during possession. In our American living, of So there is Indeed something pitiful, mdng poor judgment, but left it *^® »>«A»«reable radioactivity the weekend, said he was feel- RIGGING, “MAYFLOWER” : Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, Mass. "We thank thee for Govecim the sacred BUI o f Righte. and a little comic, too. In the news that Reagan, called to be a leader ; punishment he wished. GuUfoile place Sunday night, an AEG Public response to the fast ped a very assertive representative of called the "Guard Society Against Opin­ plemented by common sense,’ chose to Issue a formal repri­ spokesman said. He said work- has been "tremendous,” Beer Christmas the erstwhile minority luiderdog to H erald mien, who were beginning prep- said. He said It appeared his ion Terror’’ which Is, In the German, Ms toughness tempered wMf m and. whom this group had, over Its years, araitiOons t o d rill in to th e d e to ­ fast was acMeving Its goal of re­ one of those compound names meaning compassion, his courage matM Marie filed appeals Monday G ift SA LE rendered so much courageous service. Inside By Rowland Evana Jr. Yesterdays nation area and recover gas minding families to think of the the party wants to protect itself against ed wlto humility. In his hoaii with the police board’s commit- of lonely decision wMch surely te^” on m*OT OTd dl^pllne“OTd “ “ P*®®- were allowed to work p<»r in the holltoy season, This representative of the downtrod­ the violence of those who wish to attack wlto toe avU Service Commls- the found zero rite Mbnday Beer has pledg^ to give Ml 2S Yean Ago come to a man of dedication la den insisted that he had a right to make it because of Its opinions. So now the Robert D* Ncvrak 3jg„ except tor a small area around the food he ordinarily would Report Harry Flavell la Reeled public life, be close to Mm anO a speech, even though his scheduled party will have, supposedly within limits In’ Ms appeal to the commls- *^® ^“*®- to a needy family. worthy master of Orange Lodge to Mrs. Reqgan. place or the program was merely to be the new German law puts on precisely slon, Mark eald the police un------^------won five. Under Nixon’s cur­ for th9 fourth. Ume. "Create a rigM spirit in iB Just such organisations In the effort to NEW YORK — One factor ex­ drama entered the fund-raising km "acted as prosecutor" al- Intro' jed and take a bow. rent strategy, there is a cal­ all, O Lord, and use us in prevent any revival of Hitlerian institu­ plaining the excitement over the dinner for Javlts’s re-election thougji "it was the union’s duty culated decision not to Interfere 10 Yean Ago sorvloe. •>. H not otUy proposed to speak, but to sell-out fund-raising dlimer for bid to a third term In the Sen­ to ... defend (him) In accord­ tions, an "S.G.” to stir memories, and with the state Republican or­ A m en.’ ’ speak at some length, for as long as he Senator Jacob Javlts last night ate. Most fund-raisers are drab, PoUce (%ief Hermon O. perhaps later on Imitations, of the S.A. ganization. For example, Nix­ ’Toward toe end o f toe eiva* ance with its contract.” was the presence of Richard M. bleak affairs. Soheodol Is laDklng forward to ’^ e appeal said the evidence jUeased. and the 8 .S. of another era. Romney, however, apparent­ on has specifically disavowed ning toat same Governor Reir Nixon as one of Javlts’s honor five more years in Ms Job today "Is imdisputed toat (Japtain ’The trouble la, of course, that a good maverick conservative Republi­ If there was not free speech for such guests. ly could not delay his trip to after submlttliig to toe general gan, who was Indeed present to can Vincent Lelbell, a 1964 Gold- Mark did not know that any­ many people thought these things were ’The occasion is unprecedented Europe, thus leaving the field mailager a request to continue person, and a very human oail as he in this gathering, he, and some of water delegate who is running thing was happening in the Regidar $28.99 pitifully comic—much too comic to sur­ because not once since Nlx habit of talking about "common blood" level of hostility to him among ley for a "lack of communica­ HAMMOND ORGAN & PIANO STUDIO sures custom comfort. Conver­ took,' this clalmer of the right of free on not only was In attendance OCX) the real purpose, both of and effective, and their prin­ American dream’’ end “yai as an essential element of the greatness liberal Republicans here, Nixon tion,” saying “it is clear that speech was Inevitahly, in the context of but made one of four speeches the Invitation and Its accept­ cipal target Is Javlts, not Rock­ have gathered together’ ’ spraaiQ Sergeant Hurley could have 17 OAK STREET — 643-5171 tible comers . . . use flat or of the German peofde — an emphasis (with Governor Nelson Rocke­ ance, was based on hard politi­ Is playing It cool, quietly mak­ 19 efeller. a good feeling of sanctified ra-; fitted! Choose your favorite the evening, also infringing upon the ing contacts among the liberals called the captain for assistance Twin Size which was once the prelude to the even­ feller, Mayor John V. Lindsey, cal reality, particularly from Nlxcm knows that If he^ gets solve over the gathering. I right of some one else- to free speech. whenever toe ooceBion presents but did not.” decorator color! Single Control tual spilling, in various ways, of a lot and old-timer Thomas E. Dew­ Nixon’s standpoint. nominated he wmi’t have' a The Mtenslty of toat good Itself. If he monopolised the speaking time of other kinds of blood. ey) has aroused considerable Nixon tentatively decided Oiinaman’s chance to carry feeling inside toe hall had bOM "^•DuPmit Reg. T.M. excitement. Up to now, Nixon long ago that he would not re­ ’Thus key Nixon operative available tor the evening, somebody New York without the closest expressed, Just before toe potHf SALE! Fashion has been treated by the liberal peat Barry Goldwater’s per­ Oiarles McWhorter, a shrewd link to Javlts’s own campaign. ration, by toe heaviest applauso $26.99 Full, Single 2 3 J I8 $89.99 Queen, Dual 9 2 M else would have to go without speaking form ance here In 1964. Nixon and youthful Nixon ally of long hierarchy that runs the Repub­ In fact, even U Javlts agreed of toe evening, wMdi casM Both Towels tlm «. lican party here as a leper. decided not to put up pro-Nlxon standing who knows New York $82.99 F uH, Dual 28.S8 RJbicoff Meets Jordan’s King to such a link, wMch is MgMy for two statements in wMoh tl|b Tlie ostensible purpose behind delegates against organization Intimately, has taken pains to The free ^>eech he claimed for hlm- ’The Middle East remains one of doubtful, Nixon’s jHXMqpect in guest of hemor declared that Luxury for your bath Other Autfxnatic as Low a s ...... 9 . 8 3 Javlts’s Invitation to Nixon was (Rockefeller-Javits) delegates In keep toe Rookefeller-Javits men m aelf was, unfortunately, the suppres­ those delicate crisis areas where r..'.y New York would be far less than "welfare as we know It’’ itoi' . . . choose a ton^n- to add' a touch of glamor. Gov­ contests for New York’s 92 seats tuned in (»i the Nixon cam­ 50-60. / A sion of someboody else’a q»eech. If he move toward a relaxation of tensions become a "colossal, almoot tortunlty to ex- convlnoingly demonstrated by the Unit­ ed Nations. Noi< has confidence In a Fischetti be saved were not Inside tha , pand upon grievances long suffered in woricable and peaceable solution of war- baUroom, bpt somewfiere out­ sPEau Mmpulsoty; ellenoe, can be easily un- side, made it one of toe moot aggravated differences between the Witii bench $986. dem to6d. ’Hluman beings do not always, principal parties Involved been strength­ beautlfuUy comfottabie evaa OCeJlSION! after loi« famine, eat wisely and mod­ ened by odier Intermediaries. geUcM evenings ever created. erately. Against this background, the 40-mln- ute meeting between U. . Senator But unless they do learn eome self 8 Abraham Rlbiooff of Connecticut and A\ake this a star< oentrol and moderation, two things hap­ A nioafht for fM ir King Hussein of Jordan in Amman this 4x6-ft. Vision BoHi Carpeting . . . pen. First, they take away from some­ apoMorod ItyjltoMwitnMir week is of a promlnmce and an impor­ of CSiurohM filled Christmas body else, even, perhaps, the very peo­ tance of unique significance — and of Reg. $18.99, 6x6-ft. Carpet...... 15.88 • 18% ple who have brought them to the table. fresh encouragemnnt. What takes this She real reaaon for CSutsttaaa Reg. $26.99, 5x8-ft. Carpet...... > 1 . 8 8 Second, they expose themselves and out of the realm of ordinary diplomatic with an Regular $16.99 U that God U with ua — 21x86-in. Rug. 24x4a4n. Rug . .4JM their cause to the charge that they can intercession is the fact of dramatic con­ J oy .2 J& 9 Emanuel.'’ Paul wrote “Rqjolaa be Just as greedy and thoughtleaa, once frontation between Jew and Arab, not Lid C over...... 1 .7 9 in toe Loud," and be wrote tt __ T.IBAHINO — Everett Piano alone in toe Interesto of peoples con­ they get to the table, as any of the ele­ in priaon waltMg a aentenoa Low dallF, weekty or moatli- Fluffy-soft pile of 50% DuPont nyion, 50% 88 cerned but in behaif of world aeourity ments udilch once kept them away from which oouM be death. Ir lateo «■ BOW nerouryo or Avisco4> rayon . , brilliant decorator colons, sJdd- L w ell. Oometal 1-S-S year leaMag 13 I t 88 waa created beoauae he bad a flam available for on makeo Watch the stars in their eyes when you resistant bw:k What may come of Rlbicoff’s mission Job to do, a meoaage to pto- Such experiencee, such (Jemonstra- aad on modelo! to Amman Is anyone’s guess at the mo­ «iaim, and a divine partner |9 give them an Everett Spin^ this Christ­ J SAVE ON WICKER lATHROOM ACCESSORIES tiotM, do not, as perhaps some apolo­ ment—but wishfully on the optontotic guarantee toe rsoources to aa- REsdlVE A CAR mas! It assures family fun for decades to Regular $1.49 Tissue Holder 1 .2 3 gists tor the old order would cladm, ex­ side. ’The American senator is not a com& ^ e ie tt Spinets are more fun to play Regular $4. compUoh to e resulta. N ow tl|M Fluffy, super - sized, R^ular $4.99 Stool...... 4 J R 7 pose and destroy the cause of otvll designated envoy for Israel. Hussein has NOW...CAU Hand-woven natural w icker. . • the waa a faith to give riae to'a ffw they have grand piano tone quality, absoriimt. S creen- R^ular $14.99 Chest Hamper righU. The BiU of Rights Is not to be yet to apeak with the approval of all real rejoleing, even toe ougbtlM “in” look. Get the whole ensemble! made possible by durartension . . . a fea- printed roses on a jac­ 1 2 . 7 7 r^>ealed because somebody abuses It, Arabs. New Y’ork’s Senator Jagob Jav- future waa bid from Paul. TUa, 643-5135 -ture that permits strings to be wder quard woven back­ 99 its is not likely to meet with Egypt’s nor is a speolflc right 6d be denied to too, Is toe Message of Ohitad- highm* tension than <»dinary small pianos. ground. CHARGT IT on Sears Reviving Charge Nasser, although that would be as un- . and la available to eadi of somebody who himself doesn’t show ALm see the ptqiular priced Everett-made PHONE SEARS for More Bath V Bedding B ^ !__ expect^ a turn cui Sen. Ribicoff’a going __ Xlhy your Merry Chrlafmaa $2 Hand Towel 1.79 much grace in extending It to othm. M O R iA im r to Jordan. be real becauae you have a Jdb CaUe-Nelsoo Pianos, priced as low as $616. 86c Fingertip ... 76$ft YOU CANT DO BETTER THAN SEARS Such perversities are part of the pain Pimio shown, $119.48 down; $80.25 month­ 75c Washcloth . .6 9 ^ 2Bath Totyel Pertiaps toe most encouragement to do, a love to give, a life to of trying to solve problenu too long which can be' read into the Riblcoff- live and a Divine partner to BIOTHEItS ly. Ootne in tomiirrow. poatyooed. But one can wish that some Mianchester Shoppfaig Parimde Husseln meeting is that someone Is try­ guarantee toe resourcea need- “ OiaBMinHieiPo OMeot SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE West Middle Turnpike — 643-1581 of those who rise out ot abuse with such ing, and trying hard by whatever hon­ e dt ofulftU your mlasioD. Ilantin MTtrTr-T Deoler” Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your an blatant instinct to abuse others orable means, to bring a necessary era The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, M l OKNTEB STREET Open Mon. thru Sat oould catch a gl^P** of themarives In of peace to toe Middle,East. — NEW P aotor M oney Back Sears 9:30 AJd. to 10 P.M. HAVEN REGISTER South Metoodiat Church OraiN EVKNIN08 M ABLIOIBU OK AND G) Ekiorta on chargee of smuggling narcot­ (00) Picture (80) Newsreel ics but rsleased as an act of o(- (W Higliway Fstrol 7:80 (34) Billot Norton Reviews (10) Feny JOason ( MO) Mr. DIclDenB of Lon- fioial mercy after six weeks of (30) Oombat detention, the youth newspeper (40) nintatonaa (O O S ^ ) I ;Dream of Jeennie (Ot)< NsIgIdMrbood Komsomolskaya Pravda report­ 6:30 (00) S o o ^ 1 % U.R.I. Basketball St. ed today. (18) Sports Worid M m U. (40) ra e r JemihigB (C) ' (18) Secret Agent LENOX PHARMACY The U.S. Embassy said the (04) W hat'l NewT (13) D aktarnC) young man is the eon of Mr. and 3:00 ^ MIMO) News, Sports, 8:00 (84) Connecticut Iiaue^ (100041380) Jerry Lewis .(C) 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 Mrs. Henry Zipper of Bayelde. (80) JfcHale's Navy ^ Yale vs. Brown Sssket- An embassy spokesman said '(im Newabeot (001) Summer IM disM a (C) 8:80 (18) Subecrlptlon ’TV Zipper was arrested Sept. 17 in (18) ICerv (SrUffit ( 8^) Invad^ (O _ the central Aslan city of Tash­ ( 8) Neiwswiire ( 840)' Red SJeetton (C) , (94) Dla(wveay 9:00 (10000380) ’Tuesday Movie kent during a stopover wfaUe on (30) Man and OhaHenge a flight home from India. 8:06 K40I OonSMt (3^) Boston Symptony |hMa80) Huialey-Bf4nkley 9:30 ( »4B) Good Morning Worid The Soviet Foreign kOnlstry (C) notified the embassy of the ar­ (30) Social Security ( 8-40)' NJf.iP.D. (C) (34) What's NewT (R) _ 10:00 ( 343) CBS Reiports (C) rest five days later. On Nov. 3 it ( 340) Walter (Tronklte « h „ ( 8) H onyw o^ n ia o e (C) said Zipper would be released ( 8) PetOT Jenntaw News (C) 10:80 (18) Subacriptton TV HC) I 6:46 (00) Local News 11:00 ( 8 8 (C) 106MO-40) Newe, MEMBER, THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE immediately if he would leave 7:00 ( S) After Dimer Mbyte Sports, weatherr (10) ’Truth or Oonsecuences (U) Newebeat i(C) the country. He left Moscow (30) Tom Swell Show Nov. 5 by plane fm* Paris and ii^8(M0>News 11:06 ( 39 Tuesday Sbaitight (C) New York. ( 8) TwulSht Zona 11:80 (1OO033S0) Tonight jC ) aXFi Hurfley-Brlnldey < 8-40) JoejrBtahotp- - shotw (C) The newspaper said Zipper (M> S u p erv ^ ry PracUoe (R ) (10) Merv Oriflhi (O Since 1925 was caught with more than 15 8ZX 8ATUR1>A»'8 TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE IASTING8 pounds of hashish in his posses­ sion. Since 1925, Holmes Funeral Hort>e A spokesman said the embas­ Radio sy had maintained sUence on. has been a source of completely de­ the case at the request of Zipper (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS and his parents. minute length. Some stations iiarry other short newscasts.) pendable service . . . service known The embassy said his parents WDRO—18M w n 0—10*4 live at 28-20 BeU Blvd., Bayside. 6:00 Dick Robinnn 8:00 News. Woadher. Sports and respected throughout the area. Z li ^ r 1s the first American 6:00 Joey Reynolds 6:36 Afternoon Edition 9:00 Ken Oriftin 7:00 Americana known to have been jaUed in the 1.06 News, 7:26 David Brinkley Soviet Union since Buel Ray 7:30 Neiws of the World Wortham Jr. and Craddock M. 6:00 Hartfortl HlsMlgbts 7:46 Joe Garaglola 7:00 Newt • 7:60 Sing Along OUmour Jr. were arrested for 8:00 Qesllfht 7:66 Emphaaia currency vlcdations O ct 11 19M. 12:00 (Julet Hctuw 8:06 Pop Concert WPOP— 9 ;(» Nilghilbent ^ _ They were convicted in Lenin­ 5:00 Danny (Saytop Show 11:00 News. Weather. Sports SOUTH MM grad last December and fined. 7:00 Lee "BaW " Simms Show l l ; » Sports Pinal - tNTIIANCt 13:00 Gary Olmrd Show 11:86 Other Side of the Day WINF—use 2 FROM THE FRONT 6:00 News 6:16 Up Sports since Christmas Is all of two The modem Santa was there self surrounded by about 100 of was Mrs. Chafles Chisholm, as­ It was the firat time Santa CSnCAOO (AP) — A Method­ 6:80 H sjiy Reasoner ist chaplain In Vietnam, Capt. 6:86 Speak Up Sports weeks away, It seemed only ap­ for the club’s annual Christmas them, distributed boxes of can­ sisted by Mrs.' Thomas McCusk- had dropped Into the party by 6:00 News . . RENT Practice Flight dy and heard rush orders for er, Mrs. Harry McMahon, Mrs. helicopter. Santa, by the way. William Thomas Carter, writes 6:16 S p ^ Up Hartford propriate to land by the prac­ party for members’ children. In toe denomination’s Together 6:46 LoweH ’Ihomaa n. Movie Pro- presents. A party In the club­ Waldron Finnegan, Mrs. ’Thom­ Is sometimes known as CharlM 8:66 Phil Wssuto or silent, also tice tee at the Ellington Ridge After hopping a golf cart to house followed. as Ferguson and Mrs. Joseph Chisholm. (Herald photo by Pin­ magaslne: "People out here 7:00 The World Tonight under combat conditions are 7:16 Frank Gifford slide projectors. Country Club over the weekend. the- clubhouse, Santa found him­ ’The chairman of the program Howard. to) WiUing Hands Perform Labor of Love 7:80 AJexamler Kendrick But Real Smiles more honest. They don’t put up aueats at toe Meadows Nursing Home, left to right, Mrs. Charles Bills, WlUle Williams 7:36 Speak Up Hartford WELDON DRUG CO. facades like people are prone to 8:00■ New;News - “ •*400 MAIN S m n • MANCHE5TM,CONN. and Wilpert Hargraves, carefully place decorations on a Christmas tree at an annual "TMm 8:10 Spesdc Up Hartford 767 M ela 642-5821 do in their home church.” On Second U,S. Tour to e ,’Tree” party which was held yesterday at the home. (Jarols were sung by 22 Junior 13:16 Sign Oft State Delays Olrl Sdouts from Washington School. Other activities scheduled at toe home this month sue Your Christmas Dollars Go further at Sears several carol sings-, a monthly birthday party, and a bus trip to Hartford to view toe holi­ Moscow Circus Business Bid Opening s i t day lights. (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) The State Highway Depart­ for all classes of mall would go Your Christmas Dollars Go Further at Sears Is Reportedly Excellent ment has postponed to Dec. 21 Confess Appears Certain up by next Jan. 7, generating the opening of construction bids new revenue of $600 milUon a for the first of three sections of C h ristm as LOS ANOBLES (AP) ’The here—and the circus buildings year once they’re all in effect. Rt. 6 ^iFough Manchester. ’The circus has come to town, but It’s are smaller, 3,000 average ca­ T o O k Spending, Pay Hike The measure also would boost pacity vs. 8,000 here. openings had been advertised post-card postage from 4 to 6 different from any circus folks How do the circuses in the two lor yesterday. WAfiHINqTON (AP) — Oon- slashes totaling $6.7 billion. cents and air mail cards from 6 Christmas Gift have seen hereabout, being to­ countries differ? A department spokesman ex­ G ift :es8 appesurs certain to okay The bill approved would re­ to 8 cents. The per-piece pottol tally Russian. "The Russians have more in­ plained that the postponement heipefty pay boosts for federal quire federal agencies to cut rates for third-class mail would dividual performers,” Chalfen was due to a conflict with relo­ Sears workers at virtually toe same personnel costs by 2 per cent rise from 2.876 cents.to 8.6 cents On its second U.S. tour, the SALE cation of utilities and was made Moscow Circus is doing excel­ said. "There are at least a thou­ irime It approves a $4.1 billion and other controllable expendi­ starting next month, then to 4 to give bidders a chance to i?* lent business, thus gladdening sand acts there, and they even U- ,cut in fedenU spending. tures by 10 per cent. cents in July 1960. But a 8.8-cent have schools to develop new study additional information. • In Monday actom on separate rate would iq[>idy to the flint the capitalistic heart of Morris The first section of Rt. 6 Is The action <»me shortly be­ Chalfen. He is the veteran Min­ ones. They’re the greatest tum­ Measures: fore the House vote to raise sal­ 260,000 pieces mailed in any SALE from a point, three-tenths of a blers and acrobats, but they’re year. neapolis-based showman who mile northeast of Spencer St., I --'Ihe H owe vcited 8W to 28 aries of federal workers more weak on aerlallsts. Second-class rates, wfalOh cov­ became sponsor of the Moscow east to a point one-tenth of a for a measure to slash spending than 10 per cent over toe next 10 SAVE *4.11 on tPttiHerograms, veterans* are he’ll sign toe measure. a. DOVER: Luatroun, fuHy quitted nceitate beO^read . . . fBled this country, despite the cultur­ ROAD RACE SETS ^ent. The bill also provides for remove his troupe in exchange Construction bids for the mid­ benefits. Social Security bene­ wlito polyester fiberfUL TWlorad wtth 100% ootton bkcldng, Regular $17.99 al exchange slowdown because eddltlonel pay hikes on July 1 for an American tour by the cir­ dle section, from Prospect St. fits, farm-price‘s siqpports and gUMt oomera, corded msitltress outUne and bound edgea In cus, which had long been sought of the Vietnam war. to Spring St., will be advertised !hext year and July 1, 1960 at an health Insurance payments. Fighter of Month “ It’s good for both of us," he vventual annual cost of $2.7 bO- beautiful Aaoon,U sr ootom SERENADE: Odorful cotton by other entertainment impor­ early next year. Based on cuirent estimates, NEW YORK (AP) — Dick said. "We want this pipeline to }l(m. printed floral bedspread. FEtod wtth ftutfy polyeater flher- ters. The entire relocated Rt. 6 will federal spending in the fiscal Tiger, world light-heavyweight "But then I had to please the the Russian people, and they I —The pay bill Includes pro- year ending next Jime 80 would fiU . . . fiflly quRted DVtto Mtroog nylon thnead. Mlewtolne wash- 88 run south of Hartford Rd.-Char­ champlm, Wednesday w im want to reach us. We discover State Depcuiment and the ter Oak St.-Highland St. R«g. d increases in postal sates be $186.2 MlUcn. stole . . . toabtofZMi wtth 100% edtton Uaicldag, ooided seems that the Russians have no named F il t e r of the Month by unions here,” he explains. "To Bid specifications Call for a C would raise flrst-dlam Under toe postal-pay meas­ Ring magailne for (Mopping and bound edgee. horns, and vice versa." $34.99 carry out the cultural exchange highway of four lanes In each vtamps from 6 to 6 cents and air ure, also expected to win quick Roger Rouse In toe 12th round idea and to provide jobs for Chalfen hopes to bring Rus­ direction, with a graded and mail stamps from 8 to 10 cents. Senate approval, postal rates of their title bout. $24.99 King Size 1 9 .S B $22.99 Queen Size 1 8 4 1 8 American performers, I had to 13 sian Ice shows to this country. landscaped separation. ’ Senate - Democratlo Leader $15,99 Twin Size 1 8 ^ send a circus to Russia. I lose This is a new art form for the If the state’s present timeta­ ^Mike Mansfield said he antici­ money on it: but I make it back Russians, and Chalfen suspects ble holds true, the entire Rt. 6 # 30>D«gr«e Banked Monza Wall pated no (idtHoulties in q;>eeding on the fabulous business the the development stemmed from the (^lending out measure to the through Manchester should be I W e REPAIR Moscow Circus does in this the U.S.S.R. tour of "Holiday on open to traffic about June 1970. T ^ t e House, whl(to called for # 1/32 Seale Dino-Farrari and Ford BUY country." Ice" in 1969. " J " Cars the sHashes as part of a proposal The American circus has en­ "After we played there, the Raccoons enjoy cities as well yor a 10 per cent aurofaaxge on VOLKSWAGENS joyed an enthusiastic reception Russians devised their own as suburbs and countryside. Not # Two Plug-In Type Controllers personal and oorp()!pte income OOMPLirrE VW BZWAIB BEBIVXOE in Russia, Chalfem said. Then skating shows,” he said, long ago, a stray coon staged a !!taxes. . . why does it lose money? Be­ ‘"nieirs are more like ballet and sit-in on a second-story ledge of ‘ The administration advocated REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN cause American labor costs are not as lavish as ours, not aimed the ’Treasury Department. Fi­ Thrill to a race between Dino-Ferrari and •the budget outs in hopes of per- much higher than those of the as much to tAe kid audience. nally the coon jumped to the Ford “J” cars as they whip around a 30° 'suadlng Oongress to approve t ^ Russian performers, he ex­ But I think the Russian ice ground and led frustrated rescu­ banked Monza wall and turn on the speed •tax boost but there’s no obanbt M O R IA fim GHEYRON SERYTOE plained. Also, prices are lower shows should prove a good at­ ers on a chase through down­ down 8 feet of straifirht-away track. 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CX)NN> TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1967 ■ — ■ ______• BfANCHESTER EVENING H13RALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 PAGE W ITBRM « Bolton U.S. Seen ■ School Board Asks Finance Panel A s T o p in To Restore $12,000 Budget Cut O cean Tap u. ^ poeed at salarlee (teachers. Dr. ChMtagna began by saying (OoattaMd tram Fag» Om > toe BoaM »ainder of the budget Uee of superintendent Sept 1 toe treaty similar to tos trsatlas toe Board of Slnanoe to reatore *’*"*^^'*^ almoat constant budget waa already operating on a deficit because of the cut. covering Antarctica and oatsr toe$^^.86toto.budgmnuz PecISSTriS’SS^ore. He aatd that of toe total budg­ space, Wenk said. last spnng. any predictions would have to et only 26 per oent Is uncom­ Some govemmeht oHMals TUa will Involve a town meet- ^*he Into account an increase In mitted. Tlierefore, any cut must and several membars «( O n - Ing vote. the. number of persons on toe come from this area, mostly The largest portion of a board and toe yearly increasea araa of Instructional sup- gress say they beHevs the sx- meeting that laatad to neariy *•* salary due to longevity, fur- niiag ploltatKm of “ocaaa ■face' 'is midnight was devoted to a dlB- ther education, 'and Just plain U sting hypothetically some more vital than toe race to tha cusslon of the budget. “ oatchlng up" ot the teachers’ areas wliichi could be cut, he m oon. The recommendation for re- •alarles with those In other suggested: Not Joining CABS, Among them is Chairman Al­ storation was made by Dr. Jo­ profeealona with similar educa­ not setting any money aside for ton Leimon, D-N.O., 0( the seph Castagne, .superintendent tional requirements. House subcommittee on eceono- of schoola. He went over toat lawyer’s fees, only have the Asked what effect revaluation graphy. But he acknowledged: portion of the budget that waa board clerk take toe minutes of will have on taxes, Peckham one meeting a month, printing “I don’t think we’d ever be nUe committed, Blowing repUed that toe average person where small amounts could be only a few copies of toe budget, to generate the great sponta­ ’vlU pay about toe same amount delivering mqll by hand. neous interest in the oceans that saved. If absohiMy necessary, of doUara, no matter how hla The budgetifor Instruction Is we got In the apace program. but be said that toe budget was property la revalued. Either his almost expended, Castagna But there is a ter greater poaol- edready “stripped own bare and mill rate goes up or the value said, but toe ueflclt can be cur­ bllity for Immediate beneOetal bone d ry .” of hla property. returns from the sea bed# than '^IlllllllllllllllUlllUUIIIIIIllUIllllillllllllJIlllUUIilililllllllil Board ' CSialrman Handd tailed to $600 by continuing to He said that toe Grand List use books toat should have been from outer space.” AMERIOA'S f a v o r i t b c a s u a l s Smith went over the hat of pos­ Increase has been in a steady sible cut areas also. disgarded long ago. But Wenk aaid this country's — FOR THE ENTIBB FAMILY curve. In answer to another He noted toat toe budget for ocean program need not wait to '^lllllllllillUUjlHIIIillllM See Variety, See Value. Why not give the ultimate In light-weight comtort jmd The board then voted to ask question, he said toat toe town’s ciistodiana la already over-com­ move ahead in cooperative, in­ Side By Side No Froet Rofrlg«rat^: See The Best Of '68. .. go^ looks to the Important people in yom: life? HUSH for toe reetoratkm of the cut, borrowing capacity Is not fig­ PUPPIE^ shoes come In a variety of styles and colors three voting in favor, two ab­ mitted, explaining that toe ternational endeavors. power saver, 23.6 ReCrlgenaitor Shelf Airea, R 9Q Q Q C ured on toe Grand Liat but on carousels necessitated toe hir­ AUTOMATIC WASHER fiUl Featnred-4T Water Temp. and See It Soon for men, women and children. Sizes and widths rann staining. Two membenr, Dana The Agency for Inteniatioiud FuU 7 Cu. F t Freeaer H olds 245 Ltos. NOW taxes pedd. ing of additional help. 2 Speeds Water Lievel Control TRADE and SAVE A T THE from toddler size 2 to giant size 16. Truly the gift to make Hanson and Rigby Graham were Development la exyeoted to an­ Robert Treat said that one He aaid toat there la a $1,600 you Important in the eyes of those who mean the most not preaent at toe meeting. Vot­ nounce within a month a pro­ “ The House of Customer Satisfaction” to you. Prices from children's $6.99 t o about $16.00 fo r point that should be made clear, deficit In the budget for elec­ ing in favor, were toe chairmen, gram involving toe UMted TURNPIKE TV TURNPIKE TV Hush Puppies specialty shoes. since not everyone In the audi­ tricity, which was under-budget­ William Ortmske and Mra. States and an as yet tumamed NEXT TO STOP AND SHOP NEXT TO STOP AND SHOP ence waa acquainted with toe ed, as w as plamt maintenance. Senior Citizens Make Christmas Decorations BOURNE BUICK Claire Warfri. nation to get more food from the commlttee’a report, waa that Continuing his Hat, he said 286 MAIN STRE ET, MANCHESTER—649-4671 MARLOWS Shoe Mrs. Virginia Butterfield and home or left to trim the center for the holidays. Another sea by mapping areas where the town waa on a “collision $600 might be saved if toe sep­ Mra. Chas Wilson, Mra. Frank Gilgalls, and Mra. Margaret '‘Shoes Carefully and E ™ rtly '------...,1111.,.,., Robert Treat abstained. workshop session will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. for those fish are likely to be plentiful DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET — BIANCHESTEB course” with toe cost of educa- tic tanks were cleaned only once Burke (left to right) were among toe members of toe Senior Board of Finance Chairman Citizens Club who made Christmas decorationa yesterday seniors citizens who would like to make decorations. and constructing a pilot ptant tlon increasing 16 per cent end a year Instead ot twice, and that for recovery of fish protein. Roy Peckham and llaaon mem­ toe number of children to bo $1,600 might be saved by putting at toe Senior Citlzena Center. ’The decorationa can be taken ber (Charles Treat were present educated only increasing five off sound-proofing the admlnis- consultant, whom she said is at toe fneetlng and took part 500 for sound-proofing, which el and dbning" the 'bxidget to per cent. In view of toe building trative offices again, been in the budget for two scien ce lab and $200 fo r an an­ needed, but toat "proper proce­ in toe discussion. The finance program about to be put before But any cut “would further years for the consultant, but swering service (to get sub­ Oaatagna said didn’t contribute death. He suggested going to i EVERY INCH OF THIS board will probably hold a spec­ dure" should have been frilow- toe town, he aaid, every effort handicap an already crippled none has been found until re­ stitute teachers.) She was told to tnatruoUon and which he said the town through >the finance 1 ^ ^ L.codi^M (jLL!G^f^- I GREAT NEW SHIRT IS ial meeting next month to dis­ ed. » 1 must be made to l3ring tola Into program.” cently. The consultant will be­ toat toe lab came under "sci­ he would be willing to put off Ijaard tor the $6,000 AiDM end cuss the request, which must Smith said toat toe action of = PERMANENTLY balance. Items Once “Frozen” gin work in January, at a pro­ ence equipment.” tor ennther year. for the additional rnOary com- go before toe town. mlltmenb of $6,500, which he hiring toe consultant was "per­ 1 PRESSED! Three-Point Program In response to a $49,000 cut rated salary for the year of Her point, she said, was that He said he vrould also be Comet With § Figures On School said would be "totr and right” fectly legpal” and that to e board A t toe public hearing In Janu­ two years ago, toe board $5,400. the board should ask the finance willing to out his own expenses exercises Its Judgment. He said A meeting of toeXong Range ary toe town Is to hear about a board before making these Permanent Color ^ “froze” Items after a careful Mrs. Warfel took issue with on the aasumption that he Original Motion Voted On toe town also has a right to Budget Study (tommlttee, a three-point building program, and painful combing of toe en­ expenditures. The superintendent had ex­ Matching Tote = Joint committee composed of Treat's stand, Md Treat re­ would not have to do as much exercise Its Judgment of toe starting with the elementary tire budget. Many of these Charles Treat of the finance plained that these salary com­ toe chairmen and members of plied toat "he sits on both sideo tocrutting of new teaichere as board. He added that toe board school to be ready for January items were ccqtltal outlay equip­ board spoke up to tell Dr. Cas­ mitments were a result of ad­ toe boards finance and edu- of this" but that it’s up to the laist year—when 11 had to be had been faced with a change I960. ment. Dr. Castagna explained tagna that toe budget argu­ ministrative changes, the deci­ catloh will meet Monday to pre­ board to live within its budget, found. Bo Oar thte year, ha aaid, In administration, membership Peckham said toat since toe toat toe capital outlay equip­ ment "has nothing to do with sion to have a fourth session of pare figures for presentation to especially with toe school build­ only three haive Indiloatad that and chairmanship during aiul renovation of the present ele- ment was down from last year. you”, that It is a result of "a they wlU not return. kindergarten, and a librarian's since toe adoptiem of toe budget. toe town'at a hearing on the menteiry school Into a middle Mra. Butterfield asked about ing program doming. certification and hence going on misunderstanding,” that he iPausIng again at an amount Bulletin Board new elem entary schoerinitendenit had. WiBUami Gxvnake epwke up. wanted to make It clear that hind t o - win 112-106 Sunday Treat contended that toe See us for the “ gift certifi-kit” for a pair of Mulligan handsome strb^es. , -T- on the subject. He said he has public hearing, which has now Chairman Smith said that the The board paused at the $1,- saying that sort of nllck- she was not agednst hiring toe night ^ AOI Evierythinc golf shoes. Price is $15.95 to $24.95. 9 DuPonts Rea. TM for their pcHyeeter fibre. been analyzing toe school board been moved up to around Jan. board had "deliberately violat­ budget was "honest” , that the m#%KLw W 9 Stooe 19111 budget for this year and 16. ed Its budget” by voting to hire board had poured over it when Oil MAIN STREET GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP QUINN’S PHARMACY Budget Cuts Proposed a reading consultant when the it was being prepared, and 878 MAIN STBEET—MANCHESTEB DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER toe past two full years (exclud­ NHOFF ARIISGO. 040-1047—M ANCHESTER 760 MAIN STREETI-MANCHESTER ing the short year for toe When- toe board came to an budget was already operating that even If they "chastize” changeover to toe uniform fis­ item In Its long agenda marked on a deficit. Treat aaid he was themselves, they would come cal year.) The result of this “Review of Budget” last night present at this vote, but ab­ to the same conclusions. study Indicated to him that 76 It. had therefore already been stained. Mrs. Butterfield mentioned per cent of the budgets are com- discussing money. . The amount o f $9,000 has "unbudgeted items,” a portable

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UOYARO ii 8M R U O rn. — GIS-TMi ~ MANCBB8IEB Downtown Main St. Manchester e M8-63B1 HillSIfTDM • HONIWU • — Percy, Wife Undeveloped Country Two Firms Congress Approves U n h u r t in Funeral Oervtoea wlH be held Reveal New Green Class Overload Mrs. Alice Lee. *niuraday ait 8:15 a.m. from the Target of Legislation Servicemen Pay Hike _ _ T *0 Hobnea Funeral Home, 400 Viet Attack Battery Car B»olton librarv st., v*«h a m o m o f re- WASHmOTON (AP) — A The flnt-yiear ooat was eoU- (Contfaioed from Pace One) WASHINOTON (AP) — Vice Uve In attraotlnff new tnduatry.” . - — — • qutem at 0 a~m. at the Church MimeHStagia pay n lM ftir d ie far- mated at about fttS mUten. Leads to Funds Bid o f the AaaaBiifitSon. Burial wSl President Hubert H. Humphrey Olhera, he aald, would be new (Ciintlnued from P nie One) In addition to the Army, Is D ead and the thouefat of an attack proposed today legislation 'de- scratch ac- tion’s 8.5 million servicemen scale are replaced by younger be hi St. Mlchael’a Cemetery, road with an electrically pow­ Navy, Air Foroe.and Marines, Seeking alternatives on "never really occurred to me." oondlhgr to a maaiter pten” in cleared Congress Tuesday. It ones coYnmandlng lesser salar­ BOLTON — ICn. AUc* IL Sprtegfltold, Maaa. We circled the village five or people out of teem- where "land la cheap. ered car whose performance the Increase also i^iptiea to th6 w Curtis Roapltal, after a abort lUnees. Leavlnf Mra. Percy In the to the law wldch opened the towns might be built as satellite Is about to put conventional cars voice ''vote when the House ac- Mra. lidlth . Newton Under the measure a four-star unanimously to have eald. She waa the wife of Myron M. 8 helicopter with the pilot, and West to pioneefleni. cities—Jiist beyond the burgeon- out of business. What we do say cepted a compromise bill and general who now gets $ a Sdhool Superintendent W il Tlius, toe board started toe Lee of Hehnn Rd. Mrs. Edith Scott Newton, 98, two crewmen, the rest of the He said "new cities” legisla­ Ing urban centers. ** Oiat we have made cpnsldera- ■«*»* It to the White House. The 2,001 month in basic pay woiSd re­ Ham Curtis com pile a list year with $14,000 less than it of Slmabury, formerly of Man- party got out and walked about tion could do for modem-day Because of modem technology hVe strides toward the creation Senate passed the measure last ceive $2,118 a montli w M e a o f items in which the had anticipated, toe superin­ cheater, died yeaterday at a 76 or 100 yards into the vUiage. Americans what the Homestead and transportation, "It should of an electronic car with char- Friday shortly after the confer­ priivBlbe’s pay would go up frotn budget is deficient tendent explained. local convaleacent home. She Percy had a . -caltber snug- Act did for their 19th Century be possible to provide the eco- acterisUcs far superior to any ence agreement was reached. 88 The list, to include an addi- Renato Nicola, president of waa the widow of Edward W. noeed revolver and Denide ancestore—"m ove people out to nomlc base for new communl- that have thus far been seen," The first-year Increase was $90 to $96 a. month. Hnnni teachers for Green the Green School PTA, backed Newton. SmMh, a U.S. refugee official, the rich areas of this nation that tiea almost anywhere we he said. made retroactive to Oct. 1. Oth­ The till also Increases allow­ She waa bom Sept , 1874 er Increases are provided In ances to low ranking enlisted School, (one full-time and one th« hiring of the helping teach- 6 carried a rifle. are etlll waiting to be devel­ choose,” Humphreyyiald. The new llthlum-nlckel fluo- 1968 and 1969, based on expected perscnuwl for housing for de^' half-tlme) will be submitted as era without taking toe time to in Mancheeter, and lived In The attack broke Just as Per­ oped.” He cited a recenlTpoll taken ride battery system Is lighter West Hartford 20 yeara before increases for federal clvlUan pendents and makes otoer ad­ an additional funds request to construct class spaces, cy was emerging from one of Humphrey’s proposal waa out- by a Minnes newspaper than batteries used in other ex- moving to Simsbury about three bunkers in which many of ® sp«ech prepared for a showing "a great many urban perimmtal cars, Oulton said. workers. justments in military pay. toe Board of Directors. "There are 98 children in- ‘The action marks toe second volved who need your help, now, years ago. She was the owner the Montagnard tribesmen were "Communities of Tomorrow' reeUdents ----- would^— tor------poetor-— to Ford and General Motors re­ request during the current fis- he told toe board, asking it to and operator of the Newton trapped In the Viet Cong raid symposium sponsored by six live in a small town or on the cently showed electric car pro­ cal year for supplementary take Immediate action, Oreenhouees of Hartford until Dec. . Cabinet members. farm ." jects on which they are 6 OEO Reportedly Linked school funds. The directors in '"nils t ^ y should bo a par- 1944 when she retired. The h^copter flew Mrs. Per­ The vice president said many City dwellers would only want menting. October turned down a request ent-chlld grievance, rather toan Survivors include a daughter, cy to nearby Song Be and re­ new cities "could undoubtedly to go back to rural areas, he The new system has two llth- for a $64,280 additional appro- a teacher.grievance," ho eald. Mrs. Charles L. Keefe wH i turned within 20 minutes, eS' be built on the sites of existing added, if they could do so with- lum units, each weighing 75 To Militant Group whom she lived, two grandsons, corted by four or five other Indeed that is hap- out sacrificing opportunity, in- pounds. Each Is 18 inches wide. priation. Support for Immediate action Last night’s action followed also came from spokesman for and five great-grandchildren. ‘copters. ’"That thing took off so pening today where local gov­ come, quality education and 'LiVt inches high and 28^ inches SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — of the finance committee nearly two hours ot deliberation the Manchester Education As­ Funeral services will be held fast we didn’t have time to fas­ ernments have taken the Inlfia modem conveniences. long. New Mexico Atty. Gen. Gen. Wednewlay vdien Gerctai and hy board members and expree- sociation and the Manchester tomorrow at 2:80 p.m. at (he ten our seat belts," the senator He said batteries made from Boston Witt says an investlga- others have been offered a zlons of opinion by Green School Federation of Teachers. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral said. ent John Lengel reported from lithium', toe world’s lightest tlon by his office linked the chance to present their aides, Home, 776 Farmington Ave., Accompanying Percy, his the frontier outpost of Glo Liidi Passport Taken metal, can store 10 times as state’s Office of Economic Op- "I never nm aiwa)y Cnom a parents who crowded too board ------room for toe hearing. West Hartford, with the Rev. wife and Smith were Scott (3oh- that the Marines and South Viet­ much energy as conventional portunlty to a militant fight," Garcia said. Bruce F. Anderson officiating. en, Percy’s foreign affairs ad­ namese forces are maneuvering As Carmichael lead-acid batteries ot the same Spanlsh-American group "which Wlibt esqiecUaBy was cilltloal a t The board’s decision to seek Public Records Burial will be in Cedar Hill visor, Fred Ward of Look mag;a- In preparation for the building size. is dedicated to a racist ap- Volunteers In Service to Ameri- more funds came after School Cemetery, Hartford. There wfll cine, and Kenneth Schmid, a of toe barbed wire and electron­ L an ds at TTie lithium battery Is rated at proach to Its problems." ca (VISTA) workers tat New Superintendent Curtis warned Warrantee Deeds Mrs. Myro* Bf. Lee be no calling hoars. friend of the senator from Chi­ ic "McNamara Wall’ ‘along toe 160 watt-hours per pound and Is Witt asserted that some antl- Mexico. that the operating budget is Alvah H. Russell Jr. to David (Continued from Page One) currently some $16,000 in toe Mrs. Lee, the daughter of the cago. border and to give toe South deslgned to provide cruising at poverty workers In New Mexico ”It appears to be the excep­ L. a-.J Ceclle M. Caren, prop­ George M. Cleveland Jr. Vietnamese a bigger share in moderate output. Gulton said “ seem to have taken toe word red and that he has already or­ late Judge Louis and Marion Queried by newsmen, a U.S. Katzenbach said that although tion rather than the rule when erty at 64 Bolton St. George M. Cleveland Jr., 68, the defense of toe frontier. A the bipolar units have a rapid ‘war’ In toe phrase ‘war on pov- VISTA personnel do hot corn- dered Business Manager Doug­ Bentley Eaton, was bom Oct. 4, Embassy spokesman said some­ Carmichael’s passport has Ijeen ______Janies V. and Josephine A. 2 of Stratford, formerly of Man­ regiment of South Vietnamese las Pierce to curtail second half 1893 in Rockville, where edw one wdll probably discuss Per­ officially revoked “ no penalty energy output which Is expected erty’ far too literally.” pletely disrupt smoothly func- chester, died yesterday at Infantry already Is dejiloyed to provide acceleration for zero The preliminary report on toe tlonlng OEO programs when purchases of some supplies and McCooe to Carl F. and Bertha lived most of her life. cy’s future schedule with him today-can be applied to him for Bridgeport Hospital. He was the along toe western edge of toe materials In an effort to make A. Groebel, property at Blssell She was a member of the Bol­ and the possibility of a security toe fact that he visited Hanoi.” to 60 mph In 20 seconds. probe, which toe Democratic at- they enter a community,” Witt husband of Mrs. Laura Pound DMZ with U.S. M16 rifles newly up toe deficit. Hamlin Sts. ton Board of Education for 10 escort, "but he is a senator and Sens. Herman E. 'Talmadge, Gulton said toe complete sys- torney general presented Mon- said In toe report, ‘"niey are by Cleveland. Issued to them. tern can be fully recharged day to toe legislative finance far toe most militant group of As part of Its vote to seek Stanley Bray to James Mc- years and a leader of the 4-H he has the right to go where he D-Ga., and Frank E. Moss, D- Mr. Cleveland was bom Aug. On Monday Marines on foot about 1,000 times over a period committee, was critical of New OEO personnel in New Miexlco fUnds, the Board also directed Corthy, approximately three Club for 22 yeara. She was a wants.” Utah, called in Congress for 24, 1914 in Talcottvllle, son of toe administration to coma up acres on Green Rd. Mrs. Percy said when the first and in amphibious tractors am­ prosecution of Carmichael un­ fit three years. The batteries Mexico OEO Director Robert today. member of the Bolton Congrega­ George M. and Margaret Mona­ with a plan guaranteeing that James A. McCarthy to Aaron mortar round landed and the bushed a North Vietnamese der other laws. can be recharged in four hours. Garcia, a Roman Catholic priest Militant land grant figure tional Church, where she was han Cleveland of 160 N. Elm force and touched off a -hour Schneider and Bert Rosen, ap- helicopter took off with her, “ I 10 When Carmichael arrived at ‘The capacity to drive about 20 on leave of absence from his Reies ‘Tijerina and 18 of his fol- overcrowded conditions at toe an organist for four years and St., and lived in the Manches­ battle northeast of Glo Uidi and Green School will not be repeat- prox'mately three acres on grabbed the photogra)rtUc equip­ Kennedy alriwrt his supporters mlles can be recharged In 80 church duties. lowers have been charged with sang in the church choir. ter area most of his life. He a mile and a half south of toe ed next year. Green Rd. ment and papers lying on the chanted “ Mau, Mau! Mau, minutes on ordinary house cur- _ W tt said toe Investigation kidnaping and assault In con- Mrs. Lee was Democratic reg­ moved to Stratford in 1666. He floor of the helicopter and the DMZ. Mau!” Among those greeting rent or in 10 minutes ■with a spe- "raises serious questions as to nectlon with toe courthouse The estimated cost of pro­ Certificate of Condemnation istrar for many yecu's and a wias employed from 1942 to 1966 crewman grabbed hold of me. U.S. headquarters said toe him was Charles Kenyatta, clal outlet, he said. dedication, ability and raid. In which two officers were viding the 1 % teachers for the State of Connecticut versus member of Otford Parhdi Chap­ at the plant protection de­ Marines poined In reinforce­ We took off straight over the head of toe Harlem group ‘The prototype has an over-all competence of Father Robert wounded by gunfire and two remainder of the year was .set Wilber T. and Beatrice A. Lit­ ter, D ^ of Mhnebester. partment of Pratt and ments and killed 64 North Viet­ trees and flew to Song Be known as toe Mau Mau. length of 86 inches, a width of Garcia to serve as director." other men taken hoetage. by the administration at $5,9(X). tle, property on Hlllstown Rd. Survivors Include her hus­ Whitney, Division of Unit­ (about three miles away) to get namese troops before the 0 >m- Together they drove to the 69% Inches and a height of 46 Father Garcia listened quieUy The report said that the Last night’s dlsciuslon was a band; four daughters, Mks. ed Aircraft Oorp., Wfien he Marriage License help.” munists pulled back at nightfall. Harlem branch of toe YMCA inches. It has a wheelbase of 60 at toe meeting as Witt summa- OEO’a faflure ito adi4ove any follow-up to toe grievance re­ Andrew Zypko, Hartford; Mrs. was transferred to the Sikorsky Richard Earl Jordan, London­ "Our problem was we didn’t ‘Twenty Marines were wounded, where Carmichael met with H. Inches and a tread of 60 Inches. rf*cd contents of toe two-inch- progress "coupled with toe ob- cently brought to toe board by Ruth Totuig, Bolton; Mrs. Hen­ Aircraft Corp., Stratford, as know where the fire was coming but only seven required hospi­ Rap Brown, his successor as It has eight-inch wheels. thlck repooit * ROCKVILLE — Harold R. F>ineral serviices will be held anchors toe west end of an constructiiHi at 19 Flagg Dr. ed by the board. Assistant Su­ munist forces during the min­ M ay Secure in 1668 to settle a $16 mUUcm John Cycenas, was one of many costumed lOH members who entertained handicapped chil­ Obenauf, 66, of 207 Windsor Ttuiirada(y ait 1 1 a.m. at the 20 eight-mile strip cleared several Saturday night. perintendent Ronald Scott pos­ utes before their helicopter re­ lawsuit brought by the United dren at the pstfty. A program of (Christmas m uslc was presented by the Round Table Sing­ Ave., active in local banking Newkirk and Whitney Pyineral months ago. He also reported ‘The’ trooper, Roland LaLl- ed two possible interim solu­ turned with an escort of armed ers of Manchester High School, and the high spot of the afternoon waa a visit from Santa circles for many years, died Home, 318 Burnside Ave., ESast that South Vietnamese troops berte, said there is no question Aircraft Corp. against three tions: hiring the 1 % helping Army choppers. Less Money Claus. (Herald photo by Pinto.) suddenly in Ids home yestei> Hairt/ord. The Rev. Felix M. have occupied a new strong- W eath er in his mind that toe fire was labor unions involved In toe 1960 teachers and creating addition­ "Dennis Smith was magnifi­ day morning. Davis, pastor o f Second Gon- point known as A1 in toe six deliberately set, and he said he (Oonttnued from Page One) strike at its plants In four com­ al . Instructional spaces; or re­ cent," said Percy. "He directed Is tracking down several leads He was bom In Rockville Jan. gragaittoneLl Church, will offi- miles between Glo Llnh and toe munities. He told the board that coach­ assigning some pupils to anoth­ us out (of the open area). When for motive. No definite motive er school. 26, 1901, the son of Bernard and coast. Anotoer $2.18 billion was au- Superior Court Judge Leo V. ing consumed a great deal of the mortars came In I started In T he on toe fire has been ascertained Mary Henslg Obenauf, and lived Frteaids may oail alt the fu­ .As South Vietnamese troops toorized for fiscal 1969 but be- Qa.vney was assigned Monday Board Reluctant to Lose Under the first alternative. off toward the jungle. He direct­ yet, he said. his time — an average 700 hours In Rockville aU his Ufe. neral home tomorrow from 3 to move into static outpost posi­ cause Congress only approprl- CSilef Judge Louis Shapiro T r / « • per year — and that with pa- Scott proposed converting part ed me the right way.” Working on toe investigation After graduating from Rock- 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mancheeter tions now held -by the Marines, to preside at toe trial, perwork, Cheewng equipment of the library and cafeteria and Outwardly calm, Percy told of N ation with the trooper is Det. John ates on an annual basis, the , fr IQQin[in as Footbcdlt ootoall CoachL/Oactl vUle High School he went to Lodge of Masons will conduct a they will free toe U.S. troops to O O and the like, he did not'have the autltorlum stage to make his narrow escape at a news Krlnjak of toe Manchester Po­ question of how mUch money Mond^*Tn work for the former First Na­ Memorial Service 'tomonrow at seek out toe North Vietnamese By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Board of Education last we need Wm, and I hope he enough time for supervision. temporary supplemental In- tional Bank and continued with conference. His clothes were troops, who are estimated to lice Department. actually wlU be available for the 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Snow and strong northwester­ second vear inn’t damage suits be referred niffht made It clear that It Is stays,” KeUey sadd. He charged that the element- the bank after It merged with muddied from his crawl. number 35,(XX) to 40,(XX) In and TTie home, with toe exterior s e c ^ y ^ ton t ^ referee.. night made It clear th ^ It Is program Is "poor” ed the cost of tostolUng ^ rtl- the Cionhecticut Bank and Trust "I ’ve learned after living with around toe DMZ. ly winds lashed Mcmtana, W310- almost completed, was being The full ApproinlationB Com­ junhappy over toe thought of ^ ^ g ^ j ^ggj „gg^g tlonlng and additional lighting mittee was expected to uj^udd seems to me that toe dl- Co. He had advanced through him for 16 years that life is nev­ ming, and Colorado today as built by Nutmeg Homes, Inc. Funerals toe subcommittee cut at a meet- route of a trial before toe losing Davis Wlggln as Man- goggh and director of physical be done” to upgrade it. i various positions and was head er dull around him,” said Mrs. Four days before toe Satur- a wintry storm bore dowm on which left only a char- ing today. ‘The House appeared course most deslr- cheater High ^ h ool’s football education for the whole school “ I should be out fighting for ®®‘d the suppi^^ento teller at the time of his retire­ Percy. Mrs. Walter LoJeaU During World War n, Percy Planning Grants toe northern Rockies and plara. ^ed wooden skeleton of toe likely to go along with it later in able under ' all, '•*•-- the circumstanc--• - S system, asked last week to be more teachers on the elemento- spaces were n e c e s s ^ ^ - ment in April 1963. Wtods gu s^ g^ u^ to 8^ house standing, another fire had toe day. «B and felireBt to a& oonoemed,” The board, after hearing Wig- relieved of football at the end ry level, and I want to continue e®“ se or very iimiieo cnoo ' Mr. Abenauf was also assoc­ The funeral of Mrs. Emella enlisted In 1043 as an appren­ T o B e D iscu ssed an hour churned toe snow Into place In one of toe rooms. ‘The bill includes a controver- he said. gin’s request to be relieved of of the current year. press for starting junior high i®^*es teochera ait iated for many years with the LoJeski ot 278 Oak St., wife of tice seaman and was honorably to drifts In many sections and This fire was extinguished be- alal provision giving local pubUc UAC is suing Aeronautical In­ hU coaching assignment, re- He repeated his request be- football,” he added. A-Hn^ted Met of $ ^ RockviUe Savings and Lioan As- Walter Lojeskl, was held this discharged two years later with 8 B y D em p sey hampered visibility for motor­ fore spreading, though a flooi* officials contreri of the OEO’s dustrial District No. 91, Indus- Herelis a Better "Catch Up” Idea: BOclaUon, which he had served morning from the John F. the rank of lieutenant. He re­ ferred toe matter to its person- fore the board last night, but Wiggln also said maintenance bntaig ithe 'toitial tor 'ttidis ists. Hazardous-driving warnings did burn through. Community Action programs. Aircraft Lodge No. 1764, nel comlnlttee for study. added that he was ready to gf playing fields —one of his Tierney F\meral Home, 219 W. ceived an admiral’s commenda­ pnofioBal to $7,881, Scott said. as secretary and treasurer. He HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. J<*n were in effect for portions of Opponents of toe move say It Hartford Aircraft Lodge was a director at the time of Center St., with a solemn high tion for supervision of naval By its unanimous vote, the abide by Its decision. supervisory respondlblllties — Board membera were not re- Mass of requiem at St. James’ Dempsey ■will meet Wednesday Montana, Wyoming, (Colorado, will breed vote-buyli* and pa- damages resulting board Indicated It would seek Although most coaching as- was inadequate because of Insuf- his death. ^ ordnance tr^ning units at the with federal and state experts North Dakota, and Minnesota, oeptiive to the Idea' o f making Church. tronage l.i cMy hall, and Shrlv- ^*'®**' idolence and mass picket- ways to provide Wlggln with slgnments are made by the iicient maintenance personnel. He was a member and Past S.S. Naval Air Station in Alame­ on toe model cities program to nie weather bur^m warned temfioirary apace convenUpns, Only Ford offers Hardtops- The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward State News er has pledged to keep close plants In East Hart- asristance for what It termed school administration, Wlggin’s Another of his duties, super- _____ Noble Grand of Rising Star da, Calif. work out ways of easing toe residents In toe i»bins and however, and loader Wdf, J. Reardon was celebrant, as­ watch on results of toe change, Manchester, Brood Brook hU "overworked position." |s a speclal^rttiOT errated by vision of teachers and ^ter- pttocipal, eald Lodge lOOF and an Incorpor­ Elsewhere In the war, Com­ transfer of planning grants In southern Rockies that tempera- sisted by the Rev. Joseph E. munist forces kept up their at­ Supporters of the antipoverty Windsor Locks, ator of the Odd Fellows Home Connecticut. ture drops accompanying the Roundup VuJs, deacon, and the Rev. VUi' tack on U.S. troops around program pinned their hopes for in Groton, and .a member of The conference was sought by storm might reach cold wave oent J. Flynn, subdeacon. Mrs. more money on the Senate, formal and fastback-in 3 sizes Saigon today heavily shelling a (Continned from Page One) Rebekah Lodge 84, Stafford Secretary Robert Wea'ver of toe proportions tonight or Wednes- where it has had a more sympa- b S ? "’Ci.'.srttrbZi'bi.r b ^ p » « M ( b . «««»*«». Springs, Ralph Maccarone was organist unit of toe 26to Infantry Dlvl federal Department of Housing day. Gov. Scranton ond one-year term as Its presi­ toetic reception. Should the Sen­ a lr X town hasn’t seen In a quest to ^ve up coaching w m glnl said toey telt study imd altornattve en- He was a member of Union and scdolst. sion in night bivouac positions and Urban Development, which One to two Inches of new dent. ate approve full financing of Foirlone. They're the only intermediate-size hardtops that let (fongregatlonal Church. In­ Burial was in St. James’ along toe southern edge of War administers toe model cities pro- snow blanketed parts of Mon- Now Backing Full-size FordI Action-zize Torinol Sport-tize Mustangl Cemetery. Father Vujs read fke Zone D. Day, chairman of toe execu­ $1.98 bilHon, toe outcome could you choose between formal or true fostbock styling (at no extra terested In music, he was once ETsni. tana and Wyoming, and tkere It's the hardtop choice nobody can match—6ve fattbaclu committal service. tive committee of Norma-Hoff- be a compromise of about $1.78 »d job r,b dob* b. «b.- h. jb^d ^ r|v.„ cost) 1 Both seat six adults in total comfort. Both give you a full director of the RockviUe Band. ‘The 26to Division Infantry­ Dempsey said Commissioner were warnings of locally heavy R ock efeU cr Bearers were Walter Samsul, mann Bearings Co. In Stamford, billion. and nina formal hardtops in throe different sizesi Deal 116-in. wheelbase (longer than 38 competing modelsl'. He leaves his wife, Mrs. OUve men, who were hit 26 miles Leroy Jones of toe department gnow extending southward Into hi. post as MHS director _ of ^ w ^ t o e n re^^^^^ « « school, where enroltanente John Markisz, Michael Soko- northwest of Saigon, countered was elected to toe poet Monday ‘That’s the minimum aunount WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) — now while your Ford Dealer's catching up. For 1968, Mustang gives you a choice of the best-selling hardtop Smith Obenauf, and several of community affairs and mem- Oolorado. lowski, Eugene Sokolowskl, Wil­ with a steady stream of mortar, „ . . . ^ night by directors of the asso- ShrlveiT said would be needed to Former Pennsylvania Gov. WU- in the world or the best known fdstbock of oil. Only Mustang nieces and nephews. bers of his staff will attend Hazardous driving conditions elation Because o f tigtat bus oched- liam Mezzo and Alfred Klljano- artillery and machine-gun fire keep toe program at Its present Uam W. Scranton, who has been since at the suggestion of chairman gives you oil this at no extra Flmeral services wUl be held toe meeting In the governor’s gin was hired In 1966. "We’ve Improved substantially ules, he suggeoted thait toe pu- Ford’s full-size hardtops feature top-of-fhe-line luxury with wlcz. across open rice paddles. also plagued toe northeast where other ottlcers, also reelected, level. supporting Gov. George Rom- John Rottner. cost: bucket seats, floor-mounted tomorrow at 1:80 p.m. at the office. HUD’S regional repre­ got toe right man tor football, I’ve been here," he said. pHs would have to be ptoked up formal or fostbock styling. XL is the classic, full-size fostbock Sweeping toe battlefield at freezing rain slicked pavements William C. Harding, presl- The autoorlzaUcft measure ney of Michigan for toe Reputdl- that gives you o choice of bench or bucket seats. And there's stick shift, wall-to-wall carpeting Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ sentative, Judah Oriibetz of New In portions of Maine, N w jg^t of Atlantic Carton Oorp., cleared toe House on a 246-149 can presidential nomination. in a group cut Green tai the dawn, toe Americans found toe York, will lead toe federal team. morniilng and returned there in no extra cost for Ford's fostbock styiingl LTD, ovaiiobie in 2- and 3-speed fully synchronized ton Ave., RockviUe. The Rev. Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu­ Norwalk, vice president; Her­ vote. Listed tor K were 188 says he now toinks Gov. Nelson bodies of 86 Communist troops, In correspondence with Demp­ iii'i'iiiimi I QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE I923jiii|i| the afternoon, 'using a hue ond 4-door modeis. Is XL’s formal hardtop counterpart. A ll, transmission. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of Rusk Tells Panel setts, and New York State. Gale bert M. Patterson, president of Democrats and 63 Republicans. A. Rockefeller of New York is iiipnii! some of them North Vietnamese sey, Weaver and Gribetz said m;':| whitoh had already oconpleltied an feature disappearing headlamps and strong die-cost grille at Nobody gives you a hardtop Union (fongregatlonal Cl\urch, warnings flew along the coast Durtiam Manufacturing Co., Opposing It were 61 Democrats the party’s best bet for 1968. regulars and others Viet Cong. cooperation between state and no extra cost. You’ll find o full-size choice in Goloxie 500 fost- wUl officiate. Burial wlU be in He Won’t Talk from Cape Miaiy, N.Y., to East- Durham, vice president; and and 98 Republicans. Tlie Senate "As of the present moment, I early nm . choice like Ford. Moke youi[ All were carrying automatic federal governments is "indls- Thta approach, which was bocks and hardtops, tool choice now while your Ford Grove HIU Cemetery. Friends port, Maine. John CooUdgei, chairman of toe passed It last Friday. would think that toe best person weapons, a U.S. (tfflcer at toe pensable" if the program for 164 EAST CENTER ST. rejected by moslt of the par- Or discover the brand-new Torino ond the modestly priced Dealer mokes up for lost time. may caU at the funeral home O n W a r P o U c y scene said. , Fanning out from the north- board of converters, Inc., Farm- Oettiiig toe antipoverty au­ we could nominate to get elect­ local communities ® J p work, gggtem storm center, rain ington, treasurer. ento a'tnmdteg toe dtscuasiion, tonight from 7 to 6. American casualUes were 1 thorization bill to the President ed president of the Unitod WASHINGTON (AP) —Secre­ One subject of possible con- g<,aked a 31-state area from toe MANCHESTEr U 649-5261 89 weU av by board members, only six wounded, a spokesman removed a big obstacle in toe States would be Ndson Rocke­ Mrs. Columbia DeOarli tary of State Dean Rusk has path of planned adjournment of feller,” Scranton said Monday wouM cost $726, Scott estimat­ 2 said, despite toe 180-round Com Mrs. Columbia DeOairiil, 75, o f written the Senate Foreign Re- munlst barrage, because the at- Congress late this week. night during a questkm-and- .Ample Parking Front and Rear ed. TTi'i major foictor In the re- 2M B r o ^ e t ’ died yeaterday laUons Committee he will not tack waa not weU coordinated ...... answer session at Brandels Uni­ DON’T SQUEEZE THE BAIX versity. jooLon 'waa toat pupUs ■would at Mancheater Meonontal Hoe- tggy,y (^f^re It publicly on Viet- and the Americans were well ' ^ u p s are to ad- hove to wait up to 40 mltiutes pttaL dug In. violent weather acconipanled pi* of Connecticut are "ready Scranton, an unsuccessful ™“" nam war policy. *" for the bus while it made Ite She waa bom April 20, 1892 The attacking force was esti­ mlnlster the funds and dire the ralnstorma rainstorms In in toetoe Ohio Ohio Val-Val- ta for r new new leadership" leadership" at at toetoe pres-pies- dleguard OranvUle Llfftne of candidate for toe Republican '"The committee is entitled to rogiBar run firet. To hire an ad­ in Weatbrook, Maiine. She lived mated at about 160 men. the planning. jgy xornadoes touched down In idential, congressional, and state the Oklahoma football team ex- presidential nomination In 1964, Before Losses Happen, Insure With L«ppen!” know my views on those ques- ditional bus would ooat some tat E^iriflgflleld, Maas., for many tUons,” Rusk iwrote. "But be­ In the same area Monday, three southern Indiana commu- legislaUve levels. ( olan s the secret of his fast added: $3,000, ScOtt^said. ■ X ' yeara before (moving to Man- 26to Division troops rqforted nlties late Monday. No Injuries a program for strengthening charge this way: "In this political system of II cause of the extreme sensitivity 'Chickenpox Increases ‘The efifecit on enrollments cheater 17 yeans ago. She was ot these matters, I am con' killing 10 enemy, and on Sunday were reported, and damage waa the GOP for the 1968 eledtfons "I watto toe centen. Tiny ours, thingschange rather rai^ a member o f St. Margaret’s vlnced that they should be fully » Communist battalion was cut HARTFORD (AP) — Figures Ibnlted to utility lines, trees, will get under way, he said, squeese harder on toe ball Just Idly and I might not think so by “wfUi toe opentaig n«9ot falU of And Away We Go the new Okbe HoUow School Circle, Daughters of laabeOa, discussed only In executive aea- to pieces In' an attack on a U.S. released by toe State Health ^ barns and other to broaden fund-raising. Increase before the snap—or their arm next August" crane 4g> briefly, but Scott said toe Manchester Grange, the slons . . .’’ 1st Division artillery base 60 Department show a rapid In- buildings, A small twister Republican voter r^;lstration mwclea bulge more. When this Scranton, Rockefdler and Running an insurance agency is a 1948 Mustang OT Fostbock it was sUn too early to say 1946 Torino OT Foitbock MJanebeerter Senior Citizen’s Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., a miles north of Saigon. Mean­ crease In chlckenpox cases dur- damaged a hoyse In Shelby and bolster local party organl- happens, I’m going. I don’t Gov. J d » Chafes of Rhode Is­ physical fitness program all by it­ how toe school would affect Club, the Golden A ge Club, end committee member and Viet­ while, south of Saigon on Sun- ing toe past week. County, Ohio, Monday night. zattons. (hand bade and rasele with anor- land pifoUcly announced their self. And a motto like P.S.—^Per- dtatrict Unes. toe FheiKh O ub o f Mancheeter. nam policy critic, released day 16 Communists and 7 Amer­ During toe week ending last Th® which spawned ‘‘Our job Is. to produce toe one any more. support for Romney after a son^ Service keeps us running just Curtis assured the more than Rusk’s letter Monday. It was icans were reported killed in Saturday, toe department rec- destruoUve tornadoes over toe right Mnd' of candidates for meeting on MacUnao Uond, a 'Kttle bit harder than the next 40 parents present that he and See the man with Better Ideas-Better Deals ...your Ford Dealer. written last Friday. enemy attacks on three U.S. orded 217 cases of chlckenpox Florida panhandle on Sunday every office,” Hausman told toe mOOUPINO HALTED kOch., last Aug. 12. toe board had not been una­ The committee has been Army positions about SO miles compared to 86 during toe pre- moved Into the Atlantic, but weekly OOP luncheon, "a strong WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) A spokctanan fo r' the New guy. But it’s the only way we can Personal Notices ware of toe overload at Green pressing Rusk to testify publicly south of toe capital. vlous week. heavy rains continued to soak and attractive party {datform — An 18-year-dd girl sttqppcd Yoita governor said today he Is keep our busineefi and your insur­ before It. His refusal, Gore said. Action also flared Monday be­ Gonorrhea increased from 96 other sections of toe state. Or- at our June oonventloit and a hlccuping for the first tlms In 14 still a Romney stqiportor and Is ance in good shape. School. In Memorlam Is a "breakdown In public com­ low toe Demilitarized Zone, and to 108 toe eighth time since lando was doused with a 1.61- poUtiqfd organisation ttiat wUl days Monday, but It took an op- not a candidate U m sdf. Associ­ He said additional teaching personnel were originally re­ In lav#UT memory ot my huefaAnd. munication" between toe seore- today U.S. B62 bombers mid-March that toe weekly tot- Inch downpour late Mbnday bring 66 per cent of toe RepubU- eratioa. ates of Chafes said be also is elio pMsel away tary and toe panel dropped tons of bombs on North al of coses passed toe 100 mark, while 1.66 Inches fell at Fort can vote to toe polls next No- Jane LasosU, 18, of Bfilkee- etui in Romney’s corner. UFFSRENCE quested in the budget, but were THE IJW !;■! 09C. u , ism. g y j Rusk’s letter said, Any Vietnamese buildup areas In the Other Ustliigs showed a de- Myers. vember.” Barre, underwent toe operation Rockefeltor’s spokesman said cut out when toe board’s alloca­ t i? I bssre lost my eouTs ooiniwnkm, thorough hearing on our In- horthemnorthern half of toe sone. Mean- crease crease In In hepatitis hepatitis cases cases from from SlmUariy hea'vy ratals also — ------at Wyoming VaUey Hoopltal. hq and Scranton bad a taiir, but tion from toe town became A lUe UnlDsd iritli my own. And imy by day I mtaa you nMie vdvement In Vietnam would while, U.S. Marines worked to 22 to 11; strep throat rose from drenched portlona of toe Caro- Britiah Prime Minister Harold Her mother, Mrs. Donald Laet^ not privately, at a Penns3dvanlg May toe quote rates and assiMt you known. DILLON SALES and SERVICE. Inc. Curtis said toe board usual­ 1 i A* I walk itaouib We aim . necessarily deal with questions complete new artlUery bases to 616 to 696; mumps increased to Unas. Wilson wants to reduce toe ski, said toe hlcciqw had beim Society dinner last Saturday In 819 MAIN S'TREET MANCHESTER Ood give me akvagOx to bear it of mlUtary operatiema and war guard agalns^ Communist 80 from toe previous 61 cases; Temperatures around the number of hereditary ^ _peers who "constant and continuous” and New York. Aftelt ttie iH as u>a have so many others? ly has a buUt-ln surplus each Asd comege to faoe the Mow, planning, as well os toe mdst tortists along South Vietnam’s infectious mononucleoals jumped country ranged from 4 above have voting rights In toe House aU efforts by doctors to help her RockefeUer reaffirmed Us mtp- year, created when teachers re­ But whatlT meentto ftwe you. No one wlH ever kDow. deUcate relations with other northern frontier. , /rom 22 to 41, and German «ero at Butte, Mont., to 76 at of Lords and to curb Its power —short of toe operation—had port of Romney in an Interview iiiiiiliiiililliiliiiiiiiiiiillili'i tiring at toe top of toe salary for a Phlladelidiia radio statiod. liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiilliiiHl StoUy Miaewl by HU Wife governments." Associated Press correqiond- measles feU to IS from 18. Key West, Fla. to delay legislation. faUed. wVi'

■F iCANCHBSTBR EVBNiNG HERALD. BIAl^CHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 »AGB XIGBTEEN MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. BfANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1967 ^South Windsor South WM boi Gtrt Boout, any man choose what laws he Brownile and Oantatite ’T rooiu. Congregation Votes 288-74 will or will not obSy?” Mhr- The canto were sent to the shall asked. New England's Uudlrtiri chnidafn of the Ftodt IrVentry Meta Black, president of toe 3 Variance 6ids Granted Dtvtafon and coutaitoed pockets To Keep Branford Pastor Pilgrim Fellowship, toe chiurh's Two-Year Professional . BERRfS IRLD of poiwdered flavorlnig to mAke youth group, said she spoke in By Zoning Board of Appeals aoCt drikiko wtven ndved w ith BRANFORD (AP) — A reso­ The special meeting Monday behalf o f 62 young m em bers o f School of w ater. lution asking the resignation of was in response to a petition the church and that they the First Congregational signed by 47 of the dtunh’s pledged support of toe minister nie zoning board of scholarshlpe through the merit The pmject orliglneted wfCi f ^ 1,100 members,, requesting the ; haa granted three petitions, program . membena o f Sentor T1roD|> 174 Church’s asalstant pastor—who In defense of his right of «m- and iwae sohoequently edepted said he would turn In his draft session and the minister’s res­ scien ce. ACCOUNTING I denied two and approved one Ctiiistmae Dance by the town’s Sen’or, Brownie, card but didn’t—has been beat- ignation. "We feel his leadreship has G/ianU ; request in part at a recent hear­ A "Youth Christmas Dance” HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING AH en down by members of the been responsible, fair, and.in wUl be held FMday at Our Sav­ Junior and Oadette Thoapo. William E. Hitchcock Jr., a or congregation. accord with Christian con­ e r ior Lutheran Church, Wapping, the canto were selected member of the chiurch, submit­ 66 FoNSt S t, Hartford—TeL 247-1116 KNOWN FOR VALUES science,” she said. Granted by the appeals hoard ? p.m. On Saturday, the Cou- rnaule by kuhVlduat Sooutta and ■nie parieMoners, following a ted the resolution and said the . was the petition of Carlo Proa- Pl®’» Club will meet at 7 p.m. signed iwtth the name cf the debate, voted 288-74 against the Rev. Mr! Hangen had "corn- ; tlleo, 69 Ash Rd., Wapping,'for Early worship services and resolution which sought the rea- mitted an act which split the H a variance'____ to______allow______emstrue- Yloly, Communion...... will..... be...... V. held Lender and senior advisor of Ignatlon of the Rev. E. George church and the matter should S( tkm of a dwelling closer to*toe Sunday at 9 a.m. wito Sunday I’*®®!* ***»• Caw>*yn Hangen. be taken out in toe open and MOTO'S g S, front line than permitted on School Worship Advent services Mhln St. Hangen had die- M premises known as lot 48, Grace 10=30 a.m. A Church Ctorist- closed to toe congregation his Archibald Marshall, aftotoer Manchester Evening Herald I FUEL COMPANY IT. FO R E X P E R tt Rd., Wiqiplng. This to a AA-SO Luncheon and party will support of Yale Divinity School opposed to toe minister’s poel- WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING g Bone. be held Sunday at 12 noon. South Windsor Correspondent, students who turn In their draft tion, said toe controversy could ’ Fuel oil 14.9 per galk>n» RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE ^ Also granted wee toe petition Episcopal Church Wo­ Ana Lyons, tel. 644-8Sn. cards and said he intended to have been avoided if toe Rev. ;C.O.D. Gall in or COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE of Dynamic Controls, 8 Nutmeg of St. Peter’s Church will do toe same himself. Mr. Hangen had said he was Itomatlc deliver y .S Rd., South I^Tndsor, for a tern- tomorrow at 7 ;S0 p.m. The Indict 2 Students However, he later said he wrong. MarshaU supported free- SEE porary and conditional permit senior choir of St. Peter’s will would not do so, and toat he speech, but said it has {BUDGET PLAN AfterR OOOOH! to allow toe parking and use rehearse tonight Instead of toe In Bank Holdup believed Ws support to student llmltatlona and is guaran- [credit check. Gall 568-« of a trailer on their premises. re^arly scheduled Thursday protestersorotesters was more imoortantimportant iced only in an organized socie- s|Q on I fo CLARKE MOTOR SALES rehearsal. ’Ihe group will meet 3 This in an I zone. The variance NEW HAVEN (AP) — ’Two toon actually turning in ' his ty which irialntains order. ^ RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON— 643-9521 at 8 p.m . 2 was graiited for a three month college students suspected of card . “By what divine right doee Onb Sooot A.wards 3 period. making off wlto $84,000 in a T he foU ow ing aMranto haive 2 'Hie jietition of Andrew Rear- burglary of a Norwich bank last been presenited to members of 3 don, Edwin Reardtm and Rob- Thanksgiving weekend, have OUb S cou t P a ck 198 at a recent 5 ert Starr, Jr., c-o Edwin A. been indicted hbre by a fed­ m eeU ng: g Laaeman, 87 Lewis St., Hart- eral grand Jury. Atoktic awards, Jay Fiergu- a ford, for a variance to allow a The pair, who appeared in son, Matk Fktel, iMarit De- 8 lot with less than toe required U.S. District Court on Monday, frontage and square footage on are ’Theodore C. Kennedy m , Wcasenar, Gaty FViwerda, Paufl © 1967 hr NEA, Inc. premises at 787 North King St, 21, of Norwich, and Samuel Bmwn, Steven Andnoss, end was also granted. The property Bemtoal, 20, of Great Neck, Never mind */»of stuff—gimme your CREDIT CARDS!" Gaiy COwpevtowaiLte; Bobcat le in an A-40 zone. L.I. Both are students at Pratt ptoe, Mfobael' Golden, Micheiel Denied by toe ZBA was toe Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y. MkiGiOl and Edward Zek. This year, give her precious Jewelry request of Pasquale J. Saleml, ’The two wore arrested Dec. A lso, O enner Sti1|)e, Gcury trustee c-o Edwin A. Lassman, 2 after a large quantity of 87 Lewis St., Hartford, for a Hernmiok, Paul Zdanis and 'Ml- money was allegedly' found on varlance to allow a lot with less Nadeau; asBllttant dennex, toe property of Kennedy’s aunt Heart pendant has 8 diamonds and 8 genuine rubies New Film Goers Embracing - ______than Ihe required frontage on Phllltp Doucette, Scobt Beech- next to his home. exquisitely set in 14K yellow gold, $225. Matched dian prem ises at 462 M ain St., South *“■. I®®!** D utton and Da,vM Police said toat Kennedy’s earrings, one-third carat of fiery brilliance, $175. Windsor. This Is an A-40 zone. Dutton; lawyer later led them to an­ (Other diamond earrings, $100 to $1000). Gem-studded Alao denied was toe petition members are requested 14K butterfly pin with 40 stones including ruby, G>medies by W.C. Fields I other part of toe property where sapphire, garnet, opal, tourmaline, turquoise, amethyst of Richard Motors, Inc., c-o Ed- "***■ 1®®* regtotnu- more money was found. and topaz quartz, $210. Flower ring with 5 genuine HOLLYWOOD (AP) — That wife, E. G., Kathleen Howard in wifi A. Lassman, 87 Lewis St., ^ lenders as The total amount discovered sapphires around a beautiful diamond, $200. 12-stone notorious opponent of the establ­ "The Man on the Flying Tra­ Hartford, for a variance to al- *** powtoto- In Great Neck comes within $1,- miniature cameo and intaglio bracelet in 14K gold, $195. peze,” whose rantlngs he ac­ ishment, W. C. Fields, appears low a new car dealerahip and Oouplee to Carol 071 o f toe sunount reported cepted with an unhearing "yes, a state hearing for a^iproval of The Couides Club of the IFInat missing from toe Thames to be the latest screen Immortal dear, yes, dear.” Or else he was a dealership at 1720 Ellington Oongregattonal Church, Main branch of toe Connecticut Bairic EASY PAYMENTS INVITED to be embraced by the new ge­ the florid wooer of the rich wid­ Rd. St., will meet at the church to- A ’Trust Co., where Kennedy neration of film goers. ow, as with Jan Duggan in "The The variance was requested ntght and go oaroUng in the worked last summer. It*s still not'certain whether Old-Fashioned Way.” I can still for toe.rear of toe property and oommuniNy. After the atogiiiig The students were each the rediscovery of Fields was recall his fingering of her curls, In an A-40 zone. they will meat eit the heme of charged with entering a bank entirely spontaneous or was In­ only to he^ve one come off in his The petition of Dr. Robert V. Mr. end Mirs. James Dobie for with intent to commit burglary spired by the alert salesmen of hand. W iUianu, 1786 E llington R d ., fo r refreahm ents. and wlto bank burglary. Con­ Universal Pictures. The compa­ Pool shark, con man, drum­ temporary and conditional per- Mrs. Howard Orr of Bridge- viction carries a maximum pris­ ny made some test engage­ mer with a different march. mlts to. allow three signs not port will speak on “Christian on sentence of 20 years, a $6,- ments of Fields comedies in Fields was always at odds in accordance with zoning regu­ Art,” and show slides from her 000 fine o r both. Cincinnati, Cleveland and De­ iwtth sooieity. Tlie ordinary lations on prem ises at 1766, 1767 coUection at toe United Church The two were released in their JEWELERB-SILVenaMITHa SINCE 1800 troit in late stunmer,’ and was senUmentaUties repulsed him, and 1737 E llington R d., W ap­ Meeting tomorrow at 8 p.ni. in own recognizance foUowing toe encouraged to launch a full- “.Anytxxly who hates dogs and ping was ruled on as follows: toe Metzger chopel of toe grand Jury hearing. 968 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . . . scale campaign. children can’t be all bad”. A sign will be permitted at church. A business meeting wUl ------1737 E llington R d .; denied at PROFESSIONAL Such films as "Bank Dick,” He was essentially a loner—one be held at 7:16 preceding toe resourceful, vaguely nefarious 1767 ElUngton R d. and a j^ xov- INCOMPATIBILITY "You Can’t Cheat An Honest program . ed at 1766 E llington R d. with ICan,” "My LitUe Chickadee” man against the world. Hostesses will Include Mrs. DES MOINES (AP) — The toe provision that It be located Margaret Rev. George Parrish, a Baptist and “Never Give a Sucker An Perhaps that is why today’s in a position with a minimum Adams, Mra. Nancy Case and pastor here, obtaiined a divotxx; Even Break” have been playing youngsters are taking to W. C. ft of 60 feet from toe southwest Mrs. Lois Olmstead. after 31 years of marrlEige, in two New York Theaters and Fielcb in the same manner a S comer of Ellington Rd. and Christmas Cards Sent charging toat his wife continual­ two in Los Angeles. Now Uni­ slightly older generation em­ 9 Buckland Rd. uid be a tour- Some 500 Chrietmais cairds ly embarrassed him by walking versal is planning a nationwide braced the late Humphrey Bo­ A foot by eight-foot sign. have been sent to aeiwlicemen out of chw*ch Just as he started Open Nights till 9 (except Sat.) release, aiming primarily at gart. ’The movement would no Jj; Tax Payments nonv serving in VieKnem by his Sunday sermons. college communities. doubt astound Fields. He never evidenced the slightest notion of ifi John W. Brown, coUector of Apparently coUeglates do ^ revenue for toe tom , reminds have an affinity for Fields. injecting any social comment into his films. taxpayers toat toe second pay­ What is the source of his appeal, ment of their taxes on toe grand A confined misanthrope, he /y^ /y^ yy^ /y’^ /yji^ yy^ /y<& yycs> ^ aside from the fact that he was list o f Jan. 1, 1967 is due Janu­ had little but contempt for his a very funny-man? a ry 1, 1968. Paym anta wiU be fans. One of the world’s great "He was one of the great put- accepted any time during toe boozers, he died on Christmas ons of all time,” theorized a month of December if toe tax­ I 77/f^ (fiji Th(* \\ h(tl(* Family Will Always Rvmembar | D ay, 1964, after long Illness with Univeraal executive. "No one payer prefers to make them in liver and kidney troubles. did a better Job of laughing at _____ a______order to declare toe amount on the establishment.” their income tax for toe cur­ SHAKE AND BE DAMNED That seems to be an impor­ rent y ea r. NEW YORK (AP) — Shaking Except tant factor in film merchandiz­ If toe second payment is not up people, even if they don’t like ing nowadays: to capitalize on £ m ade until a fter F eb. l , 1968, it, is the function of religion, Fair Trade the youthful revolt against those 7 toe tax will he considered de- says Rabbi Balfour Brickner, an t| llnquent and interest wlU be I SYLVANIA TV and STEREO i vrho hold the power. Robert Aid- official of the Union of Ameri­ Items rich ascribed that element as * charged. Any real estate tax can Hebrew Congregations, who the principal reason for the a that was not paid untU after adds: “As soon as a church amazing success of his "Dirty 12 Aug. 1, plus interest, will be goes into a suburb, it is essen- e charged additional interest at I FjSiwcially If li (jomvs From AJORMAI\'S | D ozen.” tinlly in the rniidert of a confor­ i2 toe rate of one-half of one per It is true that the Fields com­ mity which masks all kinds of e cent per month from toe date * ** edies pictured him at odds with social problems and unpleasan­ 2 toe first payment was made. - / y '^ y y '^ / y '^ / y '^ / y '^ y y ^ '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y ^ y y '^ y y '^ y y '^ y y f '^ / y '9 /y '^ / y '9 /y '^ ^ /y '^ y y '^ / y '^ / y y ^ '^ / y '^ /y ~ ^ y y " ^ y y ^ / y '9 /y . > the authorities. He was the mas­ tries . . . But when the chtirch ^ The tax office at toe town ter of the shell game, a man starts to do its Job, to tear away Is h^l is open from 8:80 a.m. to who would sell a tanking deg in the veneer, people dislike it.” V 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. a saloon, only to have the dog S When making payments, taxpay- stereo higK fidelity refuse to talk afterward. Always 1 era are asked to bring or send Fields was one step ahead of the sheriff. Even in his one attempt S all copies of toe bill. Receipts Blueprint Services will be returned. at the classic, "David Copper- M anchester field,” he played the debt-ridden Brown continued toat on July Blueprint and Supply, Inc. M lcaw ber. 1 of this year toe total amount CM Hartford Rd., Manchester of taxes to be coUected was Fields relationships with the TUESDAY ONLY 649-869S $3,601,806. During toe month of opposite sex took two forms. 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wtid qpmy* oo popular «it this Qirouard acMKm. TCWs was «Mlt oM by red oandlas In goU candlenUdcs. A LB J to Stop Fire Damages Walls , giaoeAd npray o t ntuvered Indicted ■prune brandies and rtiododen- At Plant in dron leaves, anoenbed wllUi sU- Of Spruce St. House In Holdup ver gutter and blue ornaments, was made by Mrs. Blanchard. New Orleans Fire last night did extensive damage to interior A federal grand jury In Hart- **^***® flanked by blue ean- NEW ORLEANS (AP) walls of front rooms in a house at 94 Spruce St. Hie ford yeaterday Indicted a Xian- 5?** sUver.oandleatioks A Prealdent Johnson is stopping in house is a large duplex and the Herman Levi family cheater couple in the ai-rr,..! ^ perched P the armed on a dMftwDod branch wan the New Orleans for a visit to living on the opposite side, had to spend the night with rubbery of Wapplng bank focal point of the original ocn- NASA’s Michaud rocket assem------friends. CHOICE branch last month. bly plant today on his way back The side where the fire oc- tet^iiece made by Mrs. Oustaf- Indicted on 8on. The branch .was decorated to Washington from Texas, the Bolton cured was unoccupied. Some total of five work of remodeling it was be­ counts were Frederick j with dried mushrooms, atsoms, space agency announced. ing done in the kitchen. SPECIALS WED. ~ SAT.. DEC. 13-16 Qlrouard, 24, and Mary Ted becries and blta o f p!he. The President was to arrive at New Orleans International The house is one of four in Menard, 21. The couple are to Judges were Mrs. Letand T. Boy in Crash Airport about 2 p.m. (OST) the area owned by Floyd Forde be put to plea at U.8. District Wood, Mrs. Andrew Reggetts government sources ssUd, and of 96 Foster 8t.*^ Court In Hartford next Monday. and Mrs. Doris Belding. go by helicopter to the Michoud Is ^Serious’ According to James Forde, . Olrouard is convalescing at Assembly Facility on the east­ father of the owner, the . fire LEAN. JUICY. CHOICE TENDER, LEAN, CHOICE Boston City Hospital where he ern outskirts of the city. A seven-year-old Manchester apparently started In the cellar has been since he was shot in % Jarring Arrives It was understood, tiiat Presi­ boy is on the “ serious” list at and in the electrical wiring. By the head and abdomen In a gun- the time the fire wa^ put out, fight with FBI agents. dent Johnson would give a brief Manchester Memorial Hospital In Beirut for speech to Michoud employes. it had burned a hole in the Mrs. Menard was arrested where''he was taken Sunday af­ BACK OR FACE Dr. Werimer von Braun of the floor on the first floor, had with Olrouar^. The government Tcdk with Arabs Marriiall Space Flight Center at ter being involved In a two-ve­ spread through the rafters to the claims she conspired with him BuntsvUle, Ala., NASA Adminis­ hicle accident In Bolton. second floor and did damage and later assisted him by driv­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — trator James E. Webb and as­ also In the attic. ing the getaway car. Steven Conti of 461 Woodbridge Gunnar Jarring, U.N. peace­ tronauts Walter Shirra aind Wal­ Firemen had to chop a hole The robbery took place Nov. St., was a passenger in a car maker for the MidAe East, ar­ ter Cunningham also will visit on the outside of the building Top Round 16 at the Sullivan Plaza branch driven by Mrs. Patricia Skorup- rived In Beirut today for his the sprawling assembly plant to to get to the fire. of the South Windsor Bank and ka of 82 Hollister St., Manches- first talks with Arab leaders aft­ address and meet all XOchoud The whole house was left wlth- Trust Co. A total of $988 in ter. Hospital authorities said to- ^ . er establishing headquarters on employes and their families. day Mrs. Skorupka’s condition water and electricity, n e c ^ cash was taken in the holdup. Cyprus. •' alfatlv«nr Asrnmmfl/Vn A# vnA The information office at Is “ satisfactory." sltating the evacuation of t^e RUMP Court authorities said today Forelgpi Minister George Hak- Michoud said further details of Levi family at 92 Spruce St. that . If . Glrouard , Is not well Im, fresh from consultations the .President's ...o...., visit would be The Conti boy and Mrs. The Leiris, mother, father and woug^i to leave the hospital by with his Arab counterparts In given later. Skorupka both suffered multiple chUdren, spent the night Monday, Mrs. Menard will be Cairo, was due to hold his first The quickly planned visit by injuries. 240 Hackmatack St. put to plea alone. meeting with Jarring later. the President apparently caught Mark McDougall Jr., an eight- Mrs. Levi herself called the ROAST Arab fo re i^ ministers In Cal- city and state officials by sur- year-old passenger in the other fire department after her ro decided that a summit meet- prise, vehicle, a converted hearse, suf- daughter smelled smoke, though Oiil> Hears Talk ing at Rabat, Morocco, Jan. 17 Democratic Gov. John Mc- fered a broken left leg but Is she said someone else may have will not discuss the U.N. Securi­ Keithen, in New Orleans for an reported in satisfactory condl- called even before that, ROAST On Yule Trees ty Council resolution that sent oil meeting, said he would re­ tlon at the hospital. Herman Levi was attending the Swedish diplomat to the main in the city to meet the There was a family of six in evening class at Cheney “ Nothing Is as beautiful as a Middle East. President, but was unaware the the hearse. Besides Mark there Technical School when the fire Christmas tree with living Hakim will brief Jarring on visit was definite. was John A. MacDougall Jr., 31, broke out. Sights,’’ Mrs. Degmar Peiteraeti' the Cairo meeting and point out 2 the driver, his wife, Evelyn, and ® goo6 thing It didn't of Newtonville, Mass, last night that the Arabs have decided on their other three children, Vicki, happen lour or five hour* lot- told about 176 members of the CHOICE TENDER LEAN a unified stand on a Middle East Sailor Buried 19, Robin, 7, and Valerie, 8, all ^ „ Women’s Club of Manchester settlement with Israel, Beirut of Branford, R.I. All five were fire broke out about 10 at a Christmas dinner-meeting newspapers reported. treated at the hospital and dls- ? at the Manchester Ck>untry The semiofficial Cairo news­ In Unusual charged scene until 1:30 In the mom- Club. paper A1 Ahram said Jarring The speaker’s topic was “ The will hold exploratory talks in Ceremonies Pollce said the Skorupka car ‘ \ iiu a m Mason, chief o< the CUBE $119 Meaning" of Christm'as.” »She Amman, the Jordanian capital, was traveling west on Loomis ^own Fire Department, said he spoke after a social time and F’riday and in Cairo Monday. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Rd. about 2:40 p.m. and crash- ^ot know what the cause of dinner. In Paris, the Army Ifinlstry The sun was setting at (Typress ed Into the MacDougall car jjj.g gnj would not even Lighted candles were the said It knew nothing about the Lawn Cemetery. A Navy bugler which was southbound on He- specualate as to cause. He said “ living .light*’ ’ which Mrs. Pet­ reported shipment of two Mi­ blew taps. The sorcerer waved bron Rd. he would look into the matter erson referred to. She mention­ rage fighter-bombers to Leba­ his m a^cian’s wand. The Navy Mrs. Skerupka is scheduled today, since last night, "in the STEAKS honor guard fired a volley over ed that while candles were no non in spite of the embargo to appear in Manchester Circuit dark, with the water coming longer allowed to be lighted on France says it has imposed on the casket. Court 12 Jan. 16 to answer a down all around, it’s Mnd of Christmas trees, because of ttfe ^ d d le East arms shipments. Thus Edward D. Olsen, a reckless driving charge. hard to teU what started it,’’ fire haurds involvdh, she re- The ehlpment was reported Navy machinist’s mate thl! ------Mason said. membered them well as a child Monday in the Israeli newspa- class was buried, PLEDGES FIND WINNERS and said that “ electric lights per Maariv. ~To the earth whence he Smoke creeps through the floor as one fireman continues to put water through it and an­ JUST A REMINDER came and where he lived, not to could never live up to the beauty The paper quoted Lebanese other, fireman still in street clothes, checks the damage through a hole in the celling. (Her­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —Two stu­ BLOOMmOTON, Ind. lAP) CHOICE~43ROUND FRESH DAILY any heavenly realm,” said the of the flickering candles.” sources as saying the plauies, ald photo by Pinto.) , dents pledging a University of —When Harry Gonso, Indiana’s priest of Satan, Anton LaVey, In speaking of Christmeis cus- part of a group of 12 ordered a Miami fraternity set out on an fine sophomore quarterbaek, founder of the First Satanic LEAN. IMPORTED eroen referred ito. Shf tnenUion- year ago, had been delivered initiation scavenger hunt Man- was hurt eariy against Arlsona, Oiurch of San Francisco. that It was during the reign of because “ Lebanon did not take gram of witchcraft worked out guard, was undaunted by all the Olsen, who are Baptists, accept­ day to bring in $60,000 worth of understudy Mike Perry went ii^ ROUND <)ueen Victoria that fir trees an active part in the June war.’’ Olsen, 26, was killed in a traf­ in a floral design. Waist-high esoteric overtones of LaVev’a ed the wishes of their daughter- losing tickets from Tropical hit on five of seven passes for fic accident last Friday. His were first brought Into the At the United Nations, Laur- candles flickered during the cer­ cult. in-law. Park race track. also ran for a pair of two-potnf widow, Christine, asked as the BOILED lb homes. ance Mlchelmore, high commis­ emony, durinwhich LaVey de­ "After all,” said a spokes­ Mrs. Olsen said of her daugh­ When the pledges ot Zeta Beta conversions. next of kin for the Satanic fu­ She suggested that some of sioner of the U.N. Relief and livered a brief funeral oration. man, "he (Olsen) is entitled to ter-in-law: "She’s a wonderful Tau brought in the pile of Two nights later, Ooneb John­ GROUND the ornaments on the tree neral. ’"The world,” he concluedd, Works Agency for Palestine, re­ the same consideration ns any girl, a real lady, and I know paste-boards thrown away by ny Font of Indiana got a pbone They had joined LaVey’s should be of a personal nature ported that Jordanian officials "needs more people like Ed­ other Navy man or Navy veter­ she’s taking good care of losing railblrds, they found $200 call firom the college nOrmozy. church six months ago, she with sentimental' value to mem­ say Arabs from Israeli-occupied ward R. Olsen.” an.” things.” worth of winners. ’They plan to “ Ooaoh,’ ’ the voloe m U , said, and although they hadn’t bers of the family. “ This territories are entering Jordan ’The Navy, which routinely In Park Ridge, 111., Olsen’s Olsen also Is survived by two be at the payoff window today “This is Harry Qom o. Remem­ HAM would,” she said, “ make the talked much about death, he provided the bugler and honor at the rate of 200 to 300 a day. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold children by a former marriage. to pick up the money. ber m e?’’ OiriStmas tree a ' meaningful Mlchelmore told the U.N. Spe- had said “ this would be the only part of Christmsis as well as a cied Political Committee that his way. He believed In this LAND O' LAKES. WHITE tiling of beauby. agency now estimates there are chitfch.” CUT FROM CHOICE BEEF After descifbiing Ohristonas 270,000 refugees eligible for ra­ Lavey, dressed in black sor­ customs in many parts olf the tions in Gaza and another cerer’s costume, with shaved world and------ftom the, .past to the 270,000 on the west bank of the ^head ^ and a Mephistophellan , „ , , pnseent, Mrs. Peiteiwen closed Jordan River. Israeli figures for beard, Mid this was his first fu- AMERICAN CHEESE 5 9 her tank b y asking her audSence the two areas total only 430,000, He previously has con­ ducted one baptism and one to ’MSi4b year, put a light to the he said, adding that the differ- MANCHESTEIt SHOPPING PARKADE TOP marriage which later broke up. window to itavlito the Chntat ence in figures could not be “de­ f * “ It was amazing how well the 1 ^ ' CSilld fln to. your home.” fined with any degree of cer­ service worked with the Navy,” During talk she deoonalted tainty.’ ’ a email wllUi omaimieniB he said. It could have been ROUND wMnh, ehe said, w ere a tnadir som'ethlng out of mediaeval brings you a tremendous selection CARNATION part o f her famlil3r's times.” Vietnam Casuahy “ We did not consign him (Ol­ ChrMmas. Club members brought Chrtet- EAST KILUNGLY (AP) — sen) to the devil,” LaVey said. “ Satan was mentioned through­ mas oenten»**®es which were Marine Capt. Sidney Barber out the service as the embodi­ T bU judged tor awards. The cenber- was killed by explosive frag­ of our own boots dans lb piieoes o f Mrs. Pauline Hagan ments while on patrol in Viet­ ment of life.” Earlier, LaVey had conducted of 46 Chester Dr., Mirs. Thomas nam, his family has learned. funeral services at a funeral Blanohard o f 106 F’ranois Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barber STEAK ______of Route 101 were told that home, assisted by two priestess- end Mrs. Lloyd Gusbafbon of FOR WOMEN AND TEENS HiBh' S ^ ^ r e dhosen bv the their son, ordered to Vietnam es and eight male acolytes. LIBBY'S TOMATO last May. died Dec. 4 near Olsen’s body, circled in his Quans Nam. 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UtU. ordMto ftir. nam. hamlets in the Western Ghat for 10 miles around the center of Manager at 177 Hartford Read* Metielieotag . . . la nadbig oiit whet to gtve M . The Moscow hotel where the mountains. There were esti­ the quake and evacuated most mates as many as 200 may have of the survivors. OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 • SAT. 10 to 6 uif* for Chtietmw. Minit Auto’s four youths had been staying said Monday they left severed died. The quake, which was record­ The tmC of til. ytmt th. aVor> days earlier. Hiey could not be More than 1,600 Injured per­ ed by the N ew Delhi meteoro­ bouMwIle la ooly too ooqpUe- sons were seeking treatment. logical station at 7.6 on the It in ttcproMliig her wiata. located at other Moscow hotels. Jhdnnaaannaa m'm ■ a ■ a ■ ■‘‘■ ir A spokesman for ttie Soviet Hospitals In Karad Semgli and Rlghter scale, rocked a 400-mlle She want, the hone, pniwiaa^ strip of India’s southwest coakt- Peace Committee, which was Satara, the towns closest to the or Mie Vraoti the twnllj to have al area from Surat, in 'Gujarat taking care of the sailors, de­ disaster area, were unable to a eolor tMavlMoo aet or riie state, to Mangalore near the clined to answer questlims about take more patients. wanta a naw gtaaMsed nfri- Kerala state border. them. A spokesman would not The quake rocked the Koyna- Foreign Cars of Hanchostor gMatnr or ahe waata a fur odat In Bombay, India’s second say whether they were stUl In nager area 160 miles southeast or ahe wanta a new aleotrlc Christmas Spiicidl j largest city, a few old struc­ the Soviet Union. of Bombay before dawn Mon­ dUbwaabar that wiB alao play m . tures collapsed and some build­ "If they want to make any day. Many were killed when 174 WEST CEMTEB ST. niaato or ih . wanta to take a va. ings cracked. statement about fiiemselves, houses built of granite blocks % eatloo In HawaiL they will make It,” he said. collapsed on them as they slept. Indian records list el^t ma­ But at Um ^pproarii ot yida- jor quakes in the past 260 years, Repairs on All Foreign Care The sailors said when they ar­ Only a lew tin sheds were re­ tld. wives a u U i ^ aleot to be- but most wore In the "unstable” rived last month from Japan ported left standing in Koyna, a oome mysterious as to thrir de­ northern region along the base that they hoped to go to a neu­ town of 10,000 near the Koyna mands and wlahea. Ihey turn of the Himalayas. ’The worst /a tral country to work against the Dam. The dam, one of the larg­ Into ooy martyrs. quake on record was in Calcutta United States In Vietnam, Tlwy est hydroelectric projects in “And what do you want Santa on Oct. 11, 1787, when 800,000 deserted from the aircraft car­ Asia, apparently was not dam­ Claus to bring you, dear?” aria people were killed. VOLKSWAGENS rier Intrepid in Japan, and a aged, but transmission lines to the hutoand, after Manriiliig at Japanese antiwar committee Bombay were broken and the thTM-page Hat' ot prMenta On the elevated track, John Curtla of Belmont, Calif., passes the water tank with his Central helped them slip out to the Ser­ 700,000 factory employes were thrir cbiUkmi have drawn up as Pacific miniature. On the front track, Louis Romani of Cai^pbell, Calif., and his son, Louis, vlet Union. f put out of work, pertiaps for MANCHGSTER C N M a m n n i the bare requirements for their ride on a 10-foot Pacific' 4-JS-2 built to the ical e of 1 ^ Inches to a foot. It’s an outings of the The four sailors are Richard several days. PET CENTER oonttnued egdstenee. Golden Gate Live Steamers Inc., a club devoted to operating miniature locomotives. D. Bailey, 19, of Jacksonville, Among the dead were M. P. “Oh, nothing—notfaliM at all,” Fla.; John Michael Barlha, 20, Samaik, executive engineer of Open tm 0 Every Night Welcome Here reidles the wife. Catonsville, Md.; Craig W .An­ except Saturday holes In her blouse. The club the dam, and ]ils wife. “What do you mean—nothing T derson, 20, San Jose, CaUf., and ■aanraao lunalUL bought her another. Mild earth tremors were felt PETS a PET SUPPLIES You know dam wril Fm going / f ’ s Always the Men Michael Lindner, 10, of Mount The Redwood’s station house again early today In Poona and Open Sun., Dee. 24th, tor to get you something A>r Christ­ Pocono, Pla. features a pot-bellied stove and Bombay but there was no report yonr convenience In picking As of Mtay to, Shop Hoursi 8 AJIL to 7 PJL mas. What would the Uda firinit The U.S. Em bassy said It had Ctooee Satuidage Who Like Model Trains an operating telegraph. Engi­ of additional damage. up Lay-A-Way OlfIn. if I dUn’tr What vrould the no Information on the sailors. It neers and firemen usually wear Convoys carrying medical 006 MAIN ST. 640-4278 neighbors aay?” had tried earlier to contact By WILLIAM C. HARRISON Tllden Park, 10 miles to the striped overalls and trainman personnel, relief workers, food n a n “W ^ I really dooTt want any 2 Aaaociatod Press Writer north, but they’ve worked out no them but was rebuffed by Soviet thing at aU. Whatever you get, BIG 10 LB. TURKEY caps. Some carry big railroad timetable yet. watches. officials who said the youths did If you really feM you have to get OAKLAND, CaUf. (AP) — not want to talk with Em bassy Dixon, a retired toolmaker, is me someOing, don’t get me Engineers are idannlng to re­ Accidents are rare and usual­ secretary of be wor)|^de representatives. anything that is fooUah and ex­ locate an entire railroad—sta­ ly minor on the Redwood line. (from your StDp&Shop market) Brotherhood of Live Steamers. pensive." tion house, tracks and trestles— " I f a m w uses Judgment, Joining the brotherhood "in- 8ob if you’re the husband, you in the hills east of Oakland. takes care of his eqApment and pays attention to what he’s vcAves no money," Dixon says. start using Uie Uda aa Intarme- H ie engineers operate foot- FOR GIVE THE doing, he won’t have any prob­ His Job Is unpaid but he loves It, diaries in Uie matter. Mgh miniature locomotives. The corresponding wibi railroad “FiDd out if your mother J Redwood Rallrofid Is a scaled- lems,’’ says Harry Dixon of GIFT THAT Castro VaHey, charter member fans an over the v^ld. He esti­ wants s bottle of perfume.” with the purchase of two down version with a half-mile of Cosmetics of the club. mates that the brotherhood has Back comes their report: track In parallel loops. KEEPS ON wril over 1,000 members in the ‘‘Mama don’t want no perfume. One set of tracks is rievated Dixon once had his own 170- IT'S United States alone. She aajra she’d Juat aa aoon go so the engineer can dangle his foot-long Dixie Short Line Rail­ Dixon yearns to operate a full- on using that altar riave lotion legs comfortably from aboard a road in his garden. Now he GIVING & size engine Just onoe. you won on a punchboard." tender or flatcar as he strokes loads his Dixie Belle locomotive " I ’ve been in the cab,” he Uggeffs "Bow about a nice U g electric A the engine and works the throt­ Into the family station wagon says, "but I ’ve never been Invit­ ManketT” tle. Another loop of wider, and takes It to the Redwood GIVING & ed to handle the controls. I ’d At The Parkade “Mama aays our riectric btUa heavier tracks at ground level tracks for Sunday runs. like to.” r Afe ak^eady too high.” accommodates larger models. " I f I ’m having someone else MANCHESTER GIVING ’^SB, ahe loves music. See if The engineers, serious hob­ drive my engine, I go along be­ THE BIO THREE she’d Hke to have a ooUection ot byists, build meilculoiisly accu­ hind on a flatcar, and I’ve got a NEW YORK (AP) — ’Three HOURS OF Kosart reoordlngB." rate models of famous old hand brake so I can control the major interdenominational 'lla m a imya to tell you that a steam engines. operation of the train,’’ Dixon magazines all have Baptist edi­ HAPPINESS you a p ^ more time in the says. "If I see he’s going to get A typical locomotive may be tors— Kyle Haselden of Chris­ house ybu’d know that our phon­ Into trouble, I can always brake about one foot high, five feet tian Century.. Carl F. H. Henry ograph hasn't been working for him down. That’s my responsl- long and weigh some 200 of Christianity Today, and Ken­ at least four months.” - blUty; It’s my train and I have pounds. It can cost up to |20,000 neth L. Wilson of Christian Her­ TS v You begin to get exasperated. to watch out for It.” AUDITRON AURM FLEXIBURYER 7>/4”SKILSAW S or more. ald. “Aak your mother,” you tell The railroad and the engi­ Most of the engines use clean- FAIRWAY. CLOCKS SLEDS WITH CASE I die Uda Irooloally, “whether STOP! neers belong to the Golden Gate bumlng Welsh steam coal or she’d* Uke a one-man plastic Uvo Steemers Inc. Buffh Colorado anthracite, but a few F/RST Melosonlc, Battery Operated 15.50 List 49.95LI.I 38.88 I submarine. Z can get one for formed the club In 1980. The bum oil. Once a woman visitor, G IV E HER kwithTIRE^ Get it — Set it — Forget it No. 44 12.95 HB,o6o that’s a bargain." chib has some 100 memibers to­ unfamiliar with the habits of Tlw World's “Oh. boy. 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■ THE No J m’ ^ ■ mm ■w No declalM WM East Opens Home Hoop Schedule nlgM’M Bo«rd of il Herald Angle Michaels Regains Touchy "G 4 8 # R 1 G meetliig for retoMo og ter High fooRwU D a w By RESTAURANT — Ed Doucet- Wlggtn. WIggiB Mabtnl|ted 1 ^ EAR L YOST 'te 148, Rome Irish 148-407, rMignatioii, MMlring to be reliev­ Ranking Top Teams ■ports Editor Henry Frey 166-872, A1 Bujauc- ed from coaching doe to the Five Other Colts Tougher Than Ever lus 162-889, Bob Heck 189, A1 'amount of time req n l^ to per­ GeUbai 130-379, John MdNeUl form Much doUeo. . Scholastic BALTIMORE (AP) — Even a Isft-footed booter such ball good again a few weeks ago Francisco, kicking four field The request was referred to Cut b y Rams, A«ked for Job Here 137-868, b O) FreeHand 136, El Face Rugged Foes ■Rie return of Lou Mi­ as Michaels isn’t supposed to be I knew I was ail right.’’ goals, one from 47 yards. the Peraomiel Committee for ite "A fte r I was cut by the Los Angeles Rams, I came that erraUc. Camber 145-862, Paul Oanrenti chaels’ field gool kicking The worst period was against One of three - he kicked the revision and action, If any. Sev­ Games Set NEW YO R K (A P )— Vandertrilt and KOTtutky won’t home and asked George Mitchell for a chance to play Last Sunday Michaels had a 148-874, Rick Oavar 143-889, touch fo r the Baltitnore Green Bay. Michaels i^ssed next week against Dallas trav­ eral board members are agaiat have to wait long brfore putting on the line t h ^ new, football with the Manchester Merchants”, Allan Webb perfect day, three for three. R Emto BUven 135, tie o Rivers By BARRY COWLES one field goal, another didn’t eled on a line 63 yards, only the Idea of lettlBg Wtggin re­ high-ranking positions in The Associated Press’ major- Ckilts in time fo r Sunday’s was his third straight Sunday 184-406, B eit Davis 366, Six area scholastic toW the gathering at the football dinner-dance last clear the line of scrimmage and three less than the National sign as coach. game at Los Angeles is without a miss and the field Fheeland 358, Harry Buck- college b a s k e ^ ll poll. Saturday night in Hartford. Mitchell, who was manag­ 10 on top of it all he missed an ex­ Football League record set by Wiggln stressed the fact he games are slated in 'tx>- akin to Ted Williams com­ goals In a row are a record by a mftwtor 166-389, Dick Di- In fact, both the Commodores ing the Merchants at the time, signed Webb on the tra point, leaving the score 10-6 Bert Reichlchar vdien he was a feels there Is inadequate time night’s hoop action. East C olt BeOai 186-367, Joe Ootaldi and the Wildcats face other rat­ .dotted line. For three years the ing out o f a batting slump in favor of Green Bay with two Colt. for himself to Justify the two Catholic H ^ h entertains Grid'Leaders on the eve of the World “Although I don’t want to minutes to play. 168-383, George Cochran 136- ed opponents tonight. Vandy, . HtUe back was a two-way per­ "All I hope now Is that I’m positions, especially in flie fall Waterford Higb starting compare myself with these ath­ But, lo and behold, Michaels 160—411, BUl Sheekey 164-416, No. 8, goes against Davidson, former with the locals before Series. Just as big a week from today of the year. at 8 in its first home game Yesterday ams eleetlaa letes,’ ’ Michaels said, “ I felt It executed a perfect short kickoff, Bob Boroch 868, A1 Falcetta 362, No. 8, while Kentucky, No. 4, going on to bigger and better The comparison comes from as I am now," said the 10-year Some of these pressures oeuld of the season. The Eagles are day at Manchester High wasn’t any different than Stan a Colt recovered and Baltimore Frank Rock 879, BUI Friday 867, plays North Carolina, No. 7. things «o a defensive back with kUchaels. veteran. "The game we’ve got be relieved if additional eoaohea School, at least for two stu­ Muslal, Ted Williams or a great scored the winning touchdown. Tom Ruflnl 869, Gary Correntl 1-0 after winning the opener at UCLA, once again adth a solid the New York Giants in the Na­ coming up against the Rams were added to the MBS roster. dents. He had suffered—and so had hitter going a couple of games “I feel sure if it hadn’t been 867. Peimey High. Coach Don lead In the weekly balloting, la tional League. Before getting w ill be the biggest one I ’ve ever AU other area scboola have a The football team select­ Colt fans—during a spell when without a hit. for that onside kick they’d have Idle this week. Houston, the run­ into pro ball, Webb was the participated in, believe m e." minimum of four varsity ooaoh- Burns has plenty of height and ed Ite captaine for the 1999 he made only nine of 26 field "Sooner or later they would run me out of the stadium,” M i­ TEETOTALERS —Gloria Cle­ ner-up, participates in the Blue­ recreation director at. the old es, and a total of six or eight experience on his squad. season, naming Lee Potter- goal attempts. And, of all nail one and it’d be ell over. I chaels said. The Colts need a Ue or victory mens 182-614, Jo Malpezzl 188, bonnet Classic Wednesday and Wethersfield State Prison. Sat­ footbaU coaches. BlamdieBtor The only other home game to­ 1 ton and Bob Bleller. Potter- things, he missed two extra think that’s how it was with me, Michaels was back in the Sunday—even on title from Harriet Coons 482, Lois Doggart Thursday nights against George urday's affair was for players has only two varsi^, Wlggtn night is at South Windsor High. n n j . WADE ED ZAOOBSKl OEAIO PEPDf ton Is a fullback, BleUer a points. and when I started hitUng the groove Nov. 28 against San the Roms. 460. Bolton High Washington, Mlaslaslppl State on local teams during the 1947- and Larry Olsen, and two The Bobcats host Stafford High East Oathollo South Windsor tackle. and Montana State. B8 period. ELKS—Mike Denhup 187, BUI jsyvee coaches, WaUcer Briggs in an 8 o’clock start. Coach All squad members vot­ The Bruins, 8-0 Including vic­ * e * Adam y 142-870, John Naretto and Ron Treat. Charlie Shares will be looking ed. ^Reason Unbelievably Simple’ tories over Wichita State and 168-889, Stan Seymour 106-S78, for a second straight win. O f f the C u ff WHOOPS!— ^Purdue guard Bill Keller falls while Iowa State last week, drew 84 Joe Picaut 140-870, A1 Atkins Road games are pienUfuI In Mat Tourney Krowka Rewrote Records dribblintr and loses ball against Lafayette. first-place votes In the latest Wolconie to the Aoitemlty of 149-860, Zener TamtUis 166-890, the area tonight. Ellington High Football Group whistle todtens! John IOciIb, balloting by a national .panel of Jim Aceto 186, Tony Salvatore treks to West Hartford to face The second annual Pen­ CSieney Tech besketbell oonch, Two More Vacancies ney High School In'vltational With Rockville Gridders 86 sports writers and broadcast­ 146-410, Tony Desimone 142-376, the American ^School for the Slates Program aunoesstfUUy passed the written Defense StUl Pays Off Wrestling Tournament will ers. Joe Sala 866, £!mU Dietz 887, Deaf in Its opening game. Workhonse ’ Gary Kro»wtta MlarteUo also did all the pass­ eKsmlnaUtain fo r admlaslMi to be held Saturday at Penney UCLA accumulated 849 points T w o o f Neiw (England’s most Jack Christodore 363, John E 8T SIDE PEE WEES .. Bolton High's Bulldogs motor ing, Mtting 27 for 66, or 43 the Wedtem Maasachusetts High Qymnaalnm. Ameri­ ipraicttoaAy rewrote the football on the basis o f 10 points for a speotanular fcxntboll games of In Grid Coach Ranks Rieder 868. Action last nlgjit saw the to Hebron to meet Rham Hl|^. per cent. Chapter of Approved Basketball can School for the Deaf, record book ot RockvlUe High first-place vote, 9 for second, 8 1997 -wilU be re-pdayed—on fUm Hosemen defeat the Highway­ Mentor Tony Falcetta will be OfncialB . . . Portland Bowl NEW YORK (AP) — It’s that time of year again: lOth-Rated Princeton E a st' OatboUo, East Hart­ The defenei've team deserves for third etc. Houston, 'which — a t Ktogswood School toi West OHUROH —Joe ChUds 241-607, men, 24-14. Jeff Qulrld led the dutfng the 1967 season. Axxond- wUl be the scene o f a women’s hoping to bulldoze the hosts with a big ehare of the credit for The return of basketball and the departure of colleg« Irv Foster 216, Irv Kantor 209, winners scoring six points ford, Olastonbory, Hartford ing to figures, 'released by Don picked up the other vote for the Hartford Wednesday sveidtig. handicap bowling tournament a 'Victory for a third straight. the suooees o f the teem, hold­ football coaches. ------Harry Eich 209, Bob McBride whUe Steve Belcher tallied PnbUc, Ledyard, Mdnehes- Berger, Kronivka, Rock'vtDto’s top position, had 818 points Admisston 'will be free fo r mem­ Saturday. Five shifts are Coventry High travels to Bast ing opponents to an average of The latest to leave are Hal 209, BUI Grant 207, Joe Dawood eight tor the losers. Runs Record to 4-0 ter, Oak HtU, Penney, and bettering Ram was ttie man Vanderbilt advanced from bers of the Nonthern Oonncictl- planned, owner Archie Laroch- Hampton High, in search of its 2.7 yards per carry. ’Thetr be«* LAhar of Colgate and Bowling 202, Chuck Perkins 202-668, John In the second game, things Waterford high schools will mailnlly respanelble for the five eighth place and Kentucky from cut Chaiiber o f the WoMorad eJDe reports, at 12 noon, 2:30, N E W Y O R K (A P )— 'Bill van Breda K olff no longer second victory of the season. effort •was againat teuthhigtnn,’ 2 Green’s Bob Gibson, who re­ Stan Mikita Mluschko 202-676, Ed King 202, were a bit one-sided, as the be represented. 5-3 record, aU ’vtotorlea oonvtng the No. 9 spot. Louisville FootbaU Foundetton and Hall 5, 7:30 and 10 p.m. The latter eoaches basketball at Princeton but he didn’t leave the Coach Ron Badsteubner’s quin­ when the Kiiights were bekl ito signed with the most original Bernle Bana'vige 201, BUI Ready Blue Coats downed the Hoscf lliere win be It weight after knnee ki the first three slipped two notches to fifth aft­ o f Fame and their guests. also owns the Glastonbury Tigers defenseless. ------:------tet has posted a 1-1 record for a milnuB 12 yarde on the ground. reason within memory. 200. men, 39-17. Steve Dwyer drop­ olaasee: W. IM. lU , 129,127, storte. er loaing to Northwestern, 88- Wives are also invtted. Boud, both duckplh houses . . . “ It was our second bast defen- over wlnlese Southern Method- the season, dropping the second A rt Wheekxck had the bedt “My reason for resigning is Moving Up ped 17 points to lead the soorts Itt, 188, 146, 164, 196, 196, The senior tBiXback csrrfed 88. The voting was based on James Lyon, the Chcqiber’s Should Vince Lombardi leave slve game of the season,” Coach igt, o-6, at South Bend, Ind. Bob game to tenth Windsor. unbelievably simple,’ ’ he said. ing for the winners. Randy MiS onUmlted. Prelim ina­ the ball 239 times, or 63 per pass receiving percentage, eight games through last Saturday. president and focmer AmbenA the Green Bay Packers, as re­ A LLA N WEBB “ I no longer want the job." Pete Carril said Monday night Amzen netted 20 points and Bob ries and quarter-finals will for 12. He gained the honor Cooper and Ed Lojeskl with Coach Bob Cortlet of Rock- cent of the thne, gaining a fan- Boston College Is sixth, a -varaiity captoki, has en an ged to ported, to take over the New In Scoring after the lOth-ranked Tigers ran Whitmore got 19 points and be held in the afternoon ses­ with a three for four day Gibson made It a pretty good Bob Boozer eight and six points respective' •vilie High will bus his squad to taatlc total c f 1,010 ysoxlB. He climb of four places, followed show the .pictures o f the game Yortc Jets next season, you can sive posiUons, quarterback Bart their , record to 4-0 by thrashing grabbed 20 rebounds for the sion beginning at 1. Semi egalmlt Southington, good for Job in his ffiree years at the ly were the only Hosemen to Storrs facing E.O. Smith for an ‘Siveraged 4.2 yards per ca n y. by North Carolina, Da'vldson, tat which AmhenA defeated expect .^ early showdown be- Starr, offensive guard Jerry NEW YORK (AP) Three Rutgen 88-64. Fighting Irish. finals and finals win be held 36 yards. helm of the Falcons. He had a find the hoop. opening game. Glenn Lee, who Krowka. led all soores wtth 90 Indiana and Princeton. Trinity at Amherst, 26-24, and tween Lombardi and Joe Na- Kramar, comer linebacker Dave weeks ago, slender Stan Mikita, You might have diMculty con­ And Queens College, beat City 19-9 record after being anas- Third B est Y BUSINESSMENS v averaged 11 points per game last in the evening beglnnihg at polntB, and caught nine posBen Other Isolated statiatScs show ttie Deitnwuth-HSnvaad battle math. The letter wJil have to Robinson and comerback Herb vincing Rutgers it was only College of New York 82-76 for its Da'vldson, Indiana and sistant for nine years. Chicago’s three-time National Opening the season last year, is back to lead the Rams. 7 o’clock. fo r 178 yards. His total oflfen- Rockville a’veraged 33.4 yards -won by Daitmouth, 23-21. The mend his off-fleld ways or he Adderley. . . Running backs Princeton’s second-best defen­ first victory over the Beavers Prh^ceton are the new teams in Gibson, 49, who plans to re­ Hockey League scoring champi­ night, Telso ran over U A0 l|e should get some assistance Sbfe yardage was 1,188. Ttie puniting fbom soim m oge, with Trinity defeat was the ortly loss would be on his way to some tabbed were Galq Sayers of Chi- In Scoring sive effort. in 30 years. Les Brody of the Top Ten. They replaced main as an assistant professor from Sam Wilde and A rt Whee- yaxQ ^ end scoring totnls rep­ Kroiwka doing the punting. The of the year ki Don MSlerh in­ on, was 49th in the scoring race Barons, 60-30, in hoop action. Trailing 40-29 at halftime, the Queens, who finished with 19 Kansas, Dayton and Purdue, other club . . . New Elnglland’s cago and Leroy Kelley of Cleve- of health and physical educa­ Class A Volleyball Rems also averaged 14.5 yards augural season. NEW XORK (AP) — Bob A combination of fast breaks 7% minutes of . the sec­ lock. resent new wUxxU reoofxls 'whOch fourth, Mxth and seventh, re­ thcroughbred racing season land with Gary Collins of Cleve- tion, is the third Mid-American with seven toals and 10 points in points, hit on all seven of hla Boozer bounced around the Na­ and the Barons inablUty to The Eagles shoidd be on easy Jim’e Atlentto 2, Ciocftctt In- a n m m to stand for a kxig per try on Idckoff returns, and comes to an end Saturday at land the best flanker. Dave 16 ganes. ond half by Princeton’s swarm shots from the floor in the see­ spectively, a week ago. Conference coach to leave in the tional Basketball Association for score gave Telso the edge.’ Buranoe 0, Jton’s 2 W ym an OU, tfkna. 7J5 yards 'per try on punt re­ Nenreigansett Park starting at Parks of the 49ers was named ing man-to-man defense, taught mid half to spark the victory. pick over Waterford, along with The Top Ten, with first-place The rear paw of the Canada last two months. Today, Mikita is fifth with 29 Clay Nivison scored 22 points Tom 'Martetto had Ithe beat turns. The leader in pass totter- 12:30 . . Veteran eltook oar the No. 1 split end and Balti- six years without setting the by Van Breda KOlff, while ’Uger In other Mg games, Wichita South Windsor downing Stafford. 0, Wytwsn 2, Orookeitt, 0. Stend- lynx measures more than ntoe Charlie Snyder of Marshall points, only seven behind team­ afverage per carry wtith 4.7 oeptkMia 'was Joe Caioct with votes In parentheses and total nuce cWver Gene Bergtn o f more's John Mackey the top world afire, but expansion and Paul McNamara dropped shooten poured In 18 for insur- State outlasted Arizona State Bolton will find It tough going itogB, Jim’s 18— 8, Wyman 11— inches across. was fired near the end of the mate Bobby Hull. Buoyed by the yards, 383 yards in 81 oanriies. four. points on a 10-9-8-etc. basis: Mamchester easily won top hon- tight end. Bob Brown of Phila- seems to have given him’a hot 10 points to peuie the winnenu m (w ta b le 68-80 lead. 122-106, Cincinnati drubbed in Rham country, while Coven­ 7, Orookett’s 9— ^16. season and Leo Strang of Kent return to action by linemate UNDER ATTACK—Gypsy Joe Harris, left, takes hand. cra among oompetStors at the delphla and Mick Tinglehoff of Val Paterinl led the Banma Carrll, who took Over the South Dakota 89-66, PiuUue try downs Bast Hampton. It State resigned. Doug Mohns, Mikita has fired Stetlford Springs Speedway last Minnesota were tops at tackle flurry cf punches from Miquel Barreto. The big forward of the Chica­ with 10 points. I Princeton helm after Van Breda topped Ohio University 78-66 will be close for ElUngtcm at the Lahar, 47, reigned to devote seven goals and ______assists In__ the 1 1 go Bulls, the league’s new club It was Army and Na'vy ail K olff resigned to coach the School for the Deaf and Rock­ flnishinig nearly 200 and center on offense. full time to his Job as athletic last eight games to climb back and Chicago L oyd a trounced St. * * * last year, pumped in 112 points the way In the nightcap em potaits ahead o f hds nearest director. Nell Wheelwright, 36, into the race. profeealonal Loa Angeles la k ­ John’s Minn., 119-86. Jail were ville will have its work cut out last week and Jumped from sev­ counter as it defeated the Beer ers, had no trouble f<^owing in defeating E.O. Smith. rtvaS in the modified division. Short Stuff his chief assistant, replaced home-court victories. Hull, with 24 goals and 12 as­ Harris Wins, Loses enth to third In the NBA scoring Barons, 86-26. The Army and Van Breda Kolff’s defensive Gene Whibe placed seventh in him. Seml-retlred Albert Stevenson, sists for 36 points, regained the race with 682 points for a 22.7 Na'vy men were Just too much the sportsman divislion and iRay Lahar had a 63-40-8 record in phlloephy. He was captain of the long-time Manchester resident aconiing lead from Boston’s average, statistics showed to­ for the Barons and outscored DeUse and Wally Pettlngill were his tenure since 1953, not includ­ first college team coached by ^The Cradle of Coaches^ who now winters in Florida, Johnny Bucyk, who had a 13- day. them -30-4 in the third quaz^ 17th and 18 reetpeetively in the ing a brief stay at Houston. His In Philadelphia Bout Van Breda Kolff, at Lafayette In l i l game point producing streak ter. Eric Hc^enhol (17), Jot rame grouping. B«rgln qualllWcd team nosedived to 2-8 this sea­ Last year, Boozer averaged 18 the eariy 1960s. though playing only three years, snapped Sunday night. Shea (16), and Pete Kiro (18) f o r tlie 200 a t I>ary(tona, F>eto. 24. " " " " '* * son after an 8-1-1 mark in 1966. PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Unbeaten Gypsy Joe Har- points for the Bulls far more , Christ Thomforde led the bal­ Miami Graduates Do WeR, Stevenson registered his first were the double Ugurq hltteril 4> * * Wheelwright came to Colgate Bucyk has 18 goals and 17 as­ lis wen and lost Monday n’Ufht. than he ever managed for Cin­ anced Princeton attack against hole-in-one at the Hollywood, sists for 36 points and team­ cinnati, New York or Los An­ for the 'Winners. Also, only twe Rutgers at.Princeton, N-J.i with Here ’n There in 1962 from Hofstra, where he The unpredictable Philaddphia fighter scored a split Like Cozza, Pont, Brown Fla., Sunset 'golf course last was an assistant. mates Fred Stanfield and John 10-round decision over Miquel Barreto of San Juan, geles. personal fouls were committed 16 points, including 18 of 14 from Big A1 Rogers, one-time gov­ OXFORD, Ohio (AP) — teme ‘Football League. Ewbank has month. The ace came on a 157- Earlier casualties of this sea­ McKenzie stand third and Puerto Rico, for his 23rd ring victory. Then, he went Dave Bing of Detroit still by the winners. ’ the foul line. ONLY old-timers may stlU think of Ml- headed the exciting New York ernor of Boys’ State, a band yard third hole. . .Vince Fan- sonal epidemic included BUI fourth. Stanfield had 33 points leads the league with 748 points The only other member of the member and football player at detU turned In a 3:03.49 clocking to his dressing room and lost a verdict to the Pennsyl- Weeks of New Mexico, Clay Sta­ and McKenzie 31. and a 28.8 average, ahead of Top Ten to see action Monday, ami UnlvendW as the p ^ e ^ graduates who Mancheeter High and later a for the Plodders Marathon in vpnifl Athletic Clommission. Elgin Baylor’s 731 and 26.2. . (7o. 9 Indiana, also won. pleton of Iowa State, Mike Gld- Toronto’s goaltending team of Commission Chairman F r a n k ------^ 10 More Players where the McOuffey Header* moved on to other schools have standout tackle and All- Yan- Brockton, Maas., last Saturday, dlngs of Utah, Jim M iller of Johnny Bower and Bruce Gam­ Wilt Chamberlain of Philadel­ The Hooelers, trailing 42-41 at W U ^ a n STwpend^ Harris for Pepped on the scale at noon on phia leads in field goal percent­ kee Oonference selection at hie best time ever for the 26 Boston College, Buff DonelU of ble took the netmindlng lead Add^ to Squads namune,halftime, came on min tnethe nnaifinal 14 who^ ass^at/^ E UOonn, has scored another first, miles, 385-yard distance. It was 60 days starting Jan. 1. He de- Monday. Barreto was 148. age with 64 per cent whUe Jon minutes and edged Kansas State of ^ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)— JOB-HIINTING Columbia, Wilburn Tucker of with a 2.16 goals against aver­ layed the suspension because of „ __, McGlocklin of San Diego is tops 88-93 at BloSmlngton, Ind., the C ^ e o* O o ^ e s . in his t ^ s ^ n with He’s the first Negro in the state FandetU’s fifth marathon finish Termessee Tech., Lt. Cmdr. age, a shade better than Phila­ Ten more players have beep an exhibition Harris has sched- ^ in free throws with 88.1 per boosting their re<^ to 4-9. “Th* Cradle of Coaches" the EU and his predecessor, to bo elected head of a large of the season. The race was 11m- Frank S. Kapral of the Coast delphia’s Doug Favell and Ber- added to the North and South uled this month with Young Wal- 1 welterweight untender, to cent. clty school board. The honor was ited to men who have never Guard Academy and Leo Mc- squads for the annual Blue-Gray Eart Schneider scored 29 points » cliche but it to John Pont, guided its nie Parent, who are averaging cott in Washington, D. C well ^ipUcable to this small- best year since, the Hooelers bestowed on the 36-year-old Rog- broken three hours, 45 showing Killip of Idaho State. ^ „ , and return at 6 p.m. or the fight Nate Thurmond of San Fran­ football game, including three for Indiana. 2.24. town Bctuxd with a total, enroll- won the B ig Ten Championship m last week In Hartford. He’s up and starUng the grind. . . Harris, dancing the frug, bow- cisco leads Chamberlain by one from Missouri, three from North Unbeaten Marquette, with the son of John Rogers, well- w iN F has announced It will car- Ing to his rooters and perform- reboiuid with 676, although George Thompe Wilkens of St. Louis leads coUeges. teams for years and Dietsel to Western Conference tlUe game choices for the Dec. 30 tilt In three minutes and coasted to its Barreto with a slashing tote roPf. ^eated In In assists •with 222 for 7.7 a chester High’s success on the Dec. 23. Mongomery were Virginia Tech third idctory, 87-91 over Air The long Jtot Includes Paul now head footbaU coach and game. basketball court. Gridders, who * * * Carried in Scotman^s Bag round right and left hook attack ^ ^ and Southern Mississippi. Force at Milwaukee, Wto. Brown and Weeb Ewbank, Eeirl athletic director of South Caroli- U are now wearing court togs, In­ to the body and face. , Don Faurot, who Just retired St. Bonaventure, 4-0, routed (Red) Blalk, Ara Parseghian. na. Parseghian to the head DUNDEE, ScoUand (A P ) — among my clubs and behaving T j Durham says he then tele- clude Dick Oobb, Dale Ostrout, End o f the L in e as athletic director at Missouri, X avier of Ohio 93-69 at Glean, John Pont, Paul Dletzel and coach at Notre Dame and there Scottish goUer WlUle Stewart Mke an ordinary golfer. I don’t Judge Earl Vann scored Har- phoned the conunlsslon and Chuck Carson and ’Hm Cough- Just wondering—which event has put on fullback Barry Lisch- N.Y., as Bill Butler scored 83 Carmen Oosza, along with Wal- are at least eight other head regularly carries 16 items in his know whether these crows are ^ winner, and referee aisked ithe deputy secreliary dl Rico Carly Signs ■f ‘ I lln, all starters. . .According had the biggest viewing audl- ner, defensive end Russell Wash­ points and 9-foob-ll seqUtomore ter (Smoky) Alston, vdu> has led coaches adio graduated from bag—the regulation 14 clubs and of above-average intelligence, Zach (^yton voted for Harris he could come back with Hor- to the guys who should know, ence last Saturday afternoon, ington and defensive tackle Lee Bob T.anL«>r added 80. the Los Angles Dodgers to four MUml—three In footbaU and a 12-bore shotgun. but they fell for it. 48-44. Judge Jimmy Weston felt rfg 4 p welgh-ln again. Braves’ Contract the players themselves, Green the NFL game between Green Barreto’s early Ix^y attack had -i ^^s told It was okay and we Mungai from his own team to AU five starters hit for double baseball worid championships five in basketbaU. He’s head greenkeeper of the " I f they see a man with a gun Bay boasts four men who are Bay and Los Angeles or the wed- ^ o d u|pfar a46-45veniict.’rhe ^ent back and weighed 167%," ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Rico play for the North. figures for Detroit in a 86-81 vie- 'since 1994. The head footbaU coaxes are Caird Club, Dundee, and the they keep away. If they see a No. 1 at their respecUve offen- ding highlights In Washington? Associated Press scored Harris Durham said after the fight, Ciirty, controversial outfielder The Michigan State players toiy over West Virginia at De- Brown led the (Cleveland 3 © Schembechler, five-year chib’s crack shot In Its war man at the tee, swinging a golf a 48-46 winner. Barreto, who lost a controver- for the Atlanta Braves, has added for the North were offen­ trolt. Bruce Dowdan led the T l-. Browns pitrfesaional footbaU mentor of the Miami RedsUns; against the crows. club, they’re ready to pounce. Immedlately after the fight, slal decision to Harris here last signed his A968 contract. sive linemen Joe PrzybcM and ,.tans with 20 poin£, and Dave tecun to a series of triiunphs John KeVay of Dayton and Doc The thieving birds, with no " I ’m having some success. League Record 71-YARD PUNT RETURN Wlldman told Harris and his August, returned at 6 p.m. and Paul Richards, vice president MltcheU Pruiett. Przybckl, at Reaser got 29 for West Virginia, over two decades and to the 1968 urich of Buffalo. regard for golf etiquette, swoop There are fewer crows than handlers of the bald headed with his manager Woody Lar- in charge of basebadl for the 246 pounds, was an honorable Notre Dame won its fou ^ head coach of the new CXncln- Coaching the Redskins—who SAN JUAN, P.R. AP — Pat RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — down and pick up the balls from there were.” . fighter’s suspension. He said the roseaux and WUdman, waited Braves, announced the signing mention AU-America. game in as many starts, 79^9 natl Bengals in the American g(f top team every now Dobson, a 26-year-old right­ the middle of the fairways. When Fred Combs returned a StewEirt got approval from the action was the result of Harris for Harris to show. They didn’t today. Turning to the Dixie side. and then—seems to be g o ^ for hander for the Detroit Tigers, punt 71 yards for a touchdown Stewart, 28, walked over the local police before going'golfing being late for the welgh-ln, fall- know that Gypsy had weighed Carty slipped to a .256 batting North Carolina State added de­ a coach’s career. The usuaUy mmm^ has set a Winter League pitch­ with a shotgun. average last summer, after av­ against Wake Forest, it marked course with his gun at his ing to make the weight differ- lln ait 3:42 p.m., and already iwals fensive back Fred Combs, tlg^t tight races for the Mid-Ameri­ ing record, striking out bat­ 21 the second longest return by a shoulder, trying to pick the There was no objection. Ev­ entlal, Jeopardizing the show, de- at the Arena, eraging .323 during his first end Harry Martell and Offenai've can donference footbadl champi­ ters In nine Innings. Dobson, three big league seasons. The WoMpack player in Earle Ed'- crows off . But he found that erybody in ScoUand plays g^)lf— fylng the commission and put- Larroseaux complained bltter- lineman Steve Warren. Earle College Punt Rule onship have started many a Mdio started once and pitdied wards’ 14 years as head coach. didn’t do much good. even policemen. tlng boxing in a poor light. ly, asserting he had the right 28-year-old native of'the Domin­ Edwards, their coach, Is on the coach on hto way to the Mg 27 times in relief for the ’ngers The longest punt return for a "The birds realized the dan­ Pennsylvania has a rule which to be there when Harris ican Republic got in the Braves’ Gray coaching staff. leagues of footbaU: Pont, Par- last year, pitched his San Juan doghouse when he exchanged TD joccurred in 1966 when Gary ger and stayed out of range," he The red fox can attain speeds prohibits more than a 19-pound weighed in a second time. He Tommy Rous^, also picked seghlan, Woody Hayes of Ohio team to a 6-3, six-hit victory blows with slugger Hank Aaron ran 83 yards against Mar- says. of 30 mUes an hour for short weight differential in all divl- claimed Harris never took off for the Senior Bowl game to be Likely to Remain State,' George BlaokburtK Sid­ over Arecibo Sunday. during an airplane flight. "So I started packing m y gun distances. slons except heavyweight. Har- the weight and was over 161 played at Mobile Jan. 6, 'wUl ney GUman and Stu Holcomb, to sign up liow at the Aircraft The Braves have tried to trade ris weighed 161 pounds when he when the fight began. represent Southern Mississippi NEW YORK (A P )—^Are the athletic directors who name some of th i.-.wo recent Carty, who still has a major on the South squad. are members of the National C!ollefi(iate Athletic Af«s^ ones. league average of .306, but were Don Thacker of Virginia Tech, elation footiball rules committee gangring up on their parsegiuan coached the Red- unable to work a deal. 6 feet 1, 221 pounds ,8dso w ill hir^ hands, the men who coach the sport? skins from I96i through 1966 Carty’s salary was not an­ Join the South squad. Graff and Hobby Center,\,af the Green Four All-America Selections nounced, but he reportedly will There m ay be no answer t o ------and won two Mid-American Jim H erdie's the questl(»i untU January adien g^y^n games for the first c h a m p io ^ p ^ t h e same num- Give yourself and your family a real Christmas present this year—a job at receive about $22,000 again. First time PGA golf victors on TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY the coaches meet In New York hto career, says: ***•■ ^ toen went on to Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. It could mean better benefits and better chances for With South for Senior Bowl tour this year have been Randy during the aimual NCAA con- ..j hope they are rig^it regard- Northwestern and later moved IF Vou DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE- ( Glover, Dave Stockton, Lou Gra­ to Notre Dame. Hto predecessor advancement. And Aircraft jobs are steady jobs, because the Aircraft keeps i t ventlon. Ing the Injuries. I know many you may be given 120 hours of instruction and MOBILE, Ala. (AJ») — Four gets for Hammond and Warren. ham and Charley Sifford. at Miami was Woody Hayes, growing to meet the demands for jet engines by the airlines and industry. If Card Injury List WhUe the coaches are busy coaches who dem’t like the punt training on the machine you have been hired AU-Amerlcas head up the 27- The four totaled 193 pass recep­ who has put in 17 seasons at Reg. $50.00 $ trying to wind up the footbaU Ing rule and maybe we ought to you need training you'll get it... and be paid to learn. If you have a skill, you to operate. Instruction will be right in our own man South squad named today tions In 1967, Includes Roland Ohio State. He is the daddy of for the 19th annual Senior Bowl season, some athletic directors wait untU aU the returns are can put it to work immediately. machine training school. Riuuilng backs are Ronnie CoRege Comer Big Ten footbaU mentors. 9 Value football game at Mobile Jan. 6. ST. LOUIS (A P ) — The St. seem to have “a thing” going in." ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be Jenkins of Georgia, Jim Hagle Hayes coached at IDaml in In addition to jet-age pay you’ll enjoy excellent benefits that include health and 22.95 Alabama end Dennis Homan, Louis Cardinals may have lost for them. You might caU it elec- Nelson says there might be a 1949 and 1960, winning one Mid­ given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 of Southern Methodist and Bob­ the crack pass catcher, and three top players to Injuries last Uoneering before the pMto. rule change to speed the baU life insurance plans, a recently expanded educational assistance program, re­ by Duhon of Tulane. American championship. One of weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, rugged Tennessee center Bob Sunday In a 20-16 Natlmial Foot­ It concerns the 1997 punt rule into play within 20 seconds In- the players was an offensive tirement plan, paid sick leave, nine paid holidays, up to four weeks vacation Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair Offensive linemen who will h o i m e s l o t Johnson are from the AU-Amer­ baU League defeht at the hands adiloh forbids interior linemen stead of the present 25 seconds. ZLCkle named Schembechler, and Pipe Making. A T L A S work with the 223-pound Boyn­ and the world’s largest industrial credit union. For a merrier Christmas, apply ica first team on offense; line­ of the Cleveland Browns. on the p&nting team from leav- Such a move might add a n o th -who______later______became an ______assistant APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for men Dennis Byrd of North Caro­ ton and 240-pound Olszewski are Running back Johnny Roland Ing their staticMia untU the baU er 10 plays to a coUege footbaU Parseghian and Hayes, now at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! Maurice Moorman of Texas courses ranging from three to four years In imwin HIUWMAUt iMtufiin wiawMAue line State and Greg Pipes of was a definite loss. Physicians to punted. Conversely, it mJ«dit ^ a„d has headed the Redskins A&M, 241 pounds, and Ernie 10% BONUS FOR THE SECOND SHIFT Jet Engine Metalsmithing. Machining, Tool & Bayior are from the first team performed surgery Monday to Both Ivy Williamson, chair- "“»« flve-y^ penalties ^ since 1968, winning, two co- Die Making and Electronics. defensive array. Ruple of Arkansas, 260 pounds. correct tom ligaments in his man of the rules committee and cause rome teams use a championships. Auburn center Forrest Blue will «n i 1/1 M SC4U MU W ITUS TIUR Five other South squadsmen right knee. athletic director at WUccosln, betwran Pl*3« ^ tehembechler’s career gives SMifllWWI U|k IfNi m i (Ml CMTM . share duties with Johnson. made the All-America second Tackle Ernie McMUlan and and Len Casanova, Oregon’s some clues to the reason why team. Defensive linemen Include defensive lineman Chuck Walk­ aUiletlc director, have said in there ore so many Miami alum­ VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Dan Sartln of Mississippi and er were listed as doubtful Mon­ Nelson says coUege teams ni in the coaching ranks. There 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut They are Florida State’s quar­ effect: GOOD JOBS OPEN NOW Marvin Upshaw of Trinity Uni­ day as the Cardinals took Inven­ I'sM nothing wrong with the average 16.9 seconds be- were at least 20 former Red­ terback Kim Hammand, 'wtio versity. Jimmy Keyes of kfia- tory for the season finale this skins working as assistant OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE REVELL HOME RACE SET SPECIALS ranked second in the nation in new punting rule. Coaches be- j MACHINE OPERATORS • SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS sissippl and Tommy Roussel of Sunday against the New York coaches this fsU—including Se­ MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY total offense; Clemson lineman M e v e d A e ^ e would add to in- ^ Southern Mississippi w ill help Giants. juries and bring, on more out-of- Ability o t Umitiiig substltut^ bastian LaSplna, BUI Narduasi, Harry Olszewski; Tennessee WELDERS • BENCM MECHANICS 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.. man the Unebacklng posts. McMillan suffered a strained NeU Putnam, Jim Root and lineman John Boynton; and line­ bounds punts. The nde has cut ® S ****!_I? * <»™PAlnlng TUESDAY EVENiriGS TILL 8 P.M. GRAND PRIX neck and Walker a bruised el­ down onAe number of fair *bout trsnspOTtlng too many j u d , Yoho at Y ale; Herb Fair AmCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS AND TESTERS Reg.MS.00 SALE *33.33 backers Fred Carr of Texas-El Defensive backs are Bobby bow. catches of punts as w e intended p A y * » because of A e current j^ y ^ Nick Mouros- SATURDAY-8 A.M. TO 12 NOON Paso and D. D. Lewis of Mis­ Johnson of Alabama, Robert A t­ PARTS INSPECTORS a TRAINEES it would.’ ’ unlimited sub rule. i , Indiana and Thm Psgna, MONACO sissippi State. , kins of Grambllng, Andy Beath Reg. *80.00 SALE *47.77 Dave NMson, rules committee bear ^ kinds of Shoults and Jerry Wamp- POWERCEL COMPONENT TESTERS Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, Carr, at 6-6 and 232 pounds, of Duke and James Hill of will be the biggest linebacker Texas A&I. secretary-edltor and Delaware’s ** PLANT PROTECrriON FIREMEN AND GUARDS Southington and Middletown. Pepin and James The head basketbaU coaches iW E R IC A N A ever to play In the Senior Bowl. athleao director, to Ae latest to “»e ^ 1 ^ Reg. *110.00 SALE *77.77 Hank Stram of Kansas City’s defend the ooitroverstol rule suggestions wIU be kicked who have come out of Miami MATERIAL HANDLERS AND PACKERS a AND MANY OTHERS Dividing the signal calling du­ Chiefs w ill coach the South Score in Skeet Cornell LeTTourneau, a w h^ 1^ ^^Ml yardage on *be convention a^ a Include Ed BUes ot X avier of ties with Hammond will be Dew­ OU Pbidn hit on 24 of 25 squad and Mike Holovak of the fresihman at Ricker Murtratuma^^ ^cek later the rules committee Ohio;______Larry^ _____ OUes of N______orA- targets to win the weekly skeet ey Warren, who guided Tennes­ Boston Patriots w ill direct the Collesre, H o u 110 n, Nelson out that on 694 meinbers head down ^^cstorn; Don Kruxlel of Rice; H O TRAIN SETS - M A N Y TO CHOOSE FROM LO W AS *9.9? see to the Southeastern Oonfer­ North. The North squad will be shoot of the Manchester Sports­ Maine, was a member reported punt plays only three Florida way and try to come up H^p^y Knusher of Knox CoUege ence championship. The two men’s Assn, last Sunday. Start ^rour future announced later this week. o f the achool’s inter- passed for a total of more The players turn professional Trailing were Jack Jensen 28 Ar>i POSTAGE STAMP REVELL N GAUGE TRAIN SETS than 3,000 yards this season. in the game. Each member of X 25, ^ w a r d Skinner 22 x 25 collegriate crom coun­ the rules conlmlttoe flnsUy Ad ____ go^ctlm es ------Homan, Auburn’s Freddie the winning squad is paid $1,000 and Ken OueUette 19 x 26. try team. Cornell POWDER PUFF — RUa today at 'P&V\/A OPEN EVERY EVENING — C.AP. and C.B.T. CHARGE CARD Hyatt, Vanderbilt’s Bob Good- aitd losers receive $760 each. Bud James edged Bob Grant plans to major in FotdareUl 197-481, Joyce Krol An •quat opportuni^ amploytr rldge and Virginia Tech’s Ken The South leads in the series in the 50 ebok group wlttifiT and business administra­ 1 8 1 , Oaye Cavanuigh 462. Barefoot will be the chief tar- n-6tt. 36 hits respectively. tion at Ricker.

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ICANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 PAGE TWENTY- BUOGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE BY SHORIEN M id WHIPPLE Htip WoBled— Mele U _ L CLUCKS i WffA H ESAP, Boys, HMB SOU Spsekri Ssfvicttf '15 THERE OUGHTA BE A. LAW TTAKH THEIR, wants, N O R e s p e c t f o r t h e MAN WANTED — full-Ume, PUO puppies—champton slrodr j; SNOW Plowlnf — Commercial HOW MANY ‘ CROSSIN'TH'^ WMaT AREW 6 TO TURN ' ARCHITECTS OF THE ' ^ KIDS HOMMCpys HM E SHOULD'Ve EVERVXME lOOUTKMOW' drlver’a license necessary. Op­ excellent fawns. After 4 p.m .,'!- An«w*r to Frwtem Punlo parking lota. Free esUmatea. , AsounuATeuT GEMERADOMSOF &OIH6TOCO] 'mEGAHE ROOM •MANSIONS OF PROSRESS f, CLASSIFIED m o o EASY.' WHEN I ARTIST/, HE PlAVS TH/IT portunity for overtime every 528-4731. 84S4nil. f HIS BEST SUMBCT KIDS H/WE HAD A0OUT -me IKRD A L/BRARy/ WHERE'WOULD AMERICA O l i o WAG VOUR AGE I vyALHED MOWS REOORP HE week. Apply In person. Man­ MUSTIVWEBEEH TO LIS1EH ID IVEW CHli PfeRSONALLV, I BE WITHOUT MEN OF A M u ff 10 SCHOOL MOVES THE chester Belmont Rug Cleaning p to ip to a , ON OUR COULD SET MORE DRIVE AN VISION LI ACROSS 3 Relevant EVERV CWV .SOMETIMES. SCHOOLHOISE , -THAT" HEAVY Co., 15 Hanaway St., Manchea- AKC CHIHUAHUA 4 At which placet long and short hair, branch , KICKS RLUN* My, DATA AND MV5ELF' ADVERTISING Roofing and -nMoUGH M A V y illO W ! FARTHER SHOW JOB"? ter. Aak for Russ. 743-8M8. 1 SumiAlt 5 Deviate m m MA30R? OWN TEETH.'' 4 At what time? veiiieal Igtol.l Chimiwys 1A-A THE 9CHOOLHOOSE WAS AWAY' ltd 6NuUlilet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS A SLAB SHA(tti WITH UKu-*l>*P*/ beat tH' BRAINS 26 On the briny carousal »QiMdmed^ •ME Of=F? ANNOYING OFA HELPLESS next InserUom The HeraM Is meponaible lor only ONE tnoor- MANCHBCrrER DeUvery—light 628-6581 6494986. OUTA SOMBBOHY 21 Confer n o t or ooritM tauertton for any adverttaement wid then only TH' OUBENi OL' MAN? knighthood upon s T 1 u 1 u r trucking and paokago doUvory. An Equal Opportunity YtANT OlOCH.NOt^ 1 r r 4 5 to . the, extent .. of n "make . „ ------good” Insertion. ErrorsBirora which do CAN VUH? . 30 Repretentatioo Rofrlgoratota, washers and Employer ROAD RACE set, hardly used. ****' **’• adverttaement wlU not he oorreoM at Chriitmu 12 12 by “ niake good” Insertion. atova moving speolBlty. Fold* Strombeoker, 3 lanes, aU parts 32Drcft Included plus extra t r a ^ 4 34 Kind of book II" 12 Ing chairs for rent. M9 4 TS8. e WASHIN6TON 35 Rented M M0RIE6. MEMOReS-'WHEH cars and extra accesaorlas, h elped , TOO 36Coterie II i2 csm99 SLmi" rememberihg Saksnwn Wanftd 36-A $30. Call 643-8819. STToldafalMhood 643-2711 Pointing— Poporing 21 when; he's All bull ahd a 50 Depoti (ab.) >75.3136 PROCESSED gravel for drive- 40Rac^ fBoekvIIle. Toll Free) YARP >HIDE- 41 Female taint DiTBRlOR and exterior paint* ways and parking areas. Also ii a ing and papering. .jCall Phil PART-TIME bank run gravel and fill at our OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIANS (ab.) COLLeEN HUVOLBSToN 42 Harangue screening plant or delivered. U Denoncourt, 7424178. pofm/w,oKeoon 45Menecea PLEASANT WORK George H. Griffing, Inc., 742- WELL r THIS VSAH.I KNOW, B U r- 49 Dynamo Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? IS SOLITAIRE UH—W ELL, 1 WON'T ST FAINTING—Interior and exte* 7886. a - Q . 51 Diamond- J 11-0. I’M PLAyiW, cutter'a cup 14-Hour Answering Serviee rior, very reasonable, free es- Ftour hours, four evenings a e W W*. IM. TJ<. ■». BJ. fit. S2 Reprove Umates. Call Richard Martin, Htip Wantod Help Wanred— Male 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 week. Earn $75 a week. TWO STAMP albums with AS Skin opening 646-9285, 849-4411. See Mr. Hollfelder, Howard hundreds of stamps. Make of­ 54 htariner’e Free to Herald Readan Famola 35 PROGRAMMER experienced MESSENGER — 8-6:80 p. m. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWI^LIAMS Johnson’s Restaurant, 394 fer. 643-9847 direction JOSEPH P. Lewis custom Cobefl language, Honeywell Dec. 18 through Dec. 30, own r 65 Arab chieftain 42 IT r Want Information on one of our nlanalBcd adverttsementaT onrt .v^rtor <300K wanted - Acadia Res- Tolland Tpke., Exit 94, OKAY, LET'S NO LUCK painting. Interior and exterior -Tolland Tpke., equipment preferred. Salary car to make local trips. Call SAVE BIO! Do your own rug WE'LL GET GO FACE THAT MAYBE WE'LL I DOUBT IT. DIG 56 Woody plant No answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply cnO the Route 16 and 84 East and TODAY, SIR... HAVE BETTER 57Moming w 11 paperhsnglng, wallpaper re­ commensiirate with ability. Mrs. Kelly, 649-6361. and upholstery cleaning with WATER-LOGGED IF PIRATE UP WE'LL HAVE To THE CHOPPER, MARCO. Manchester. 649-0508. North bound lane, Wednes­ w e STAY DOWN ANY t h e r e , p a l . LUCK ON THE THEY'RE NOT LETTING moifture moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Fringe benefits. Call Mr. Jab- Blue Lustre. Rent electric TRY AGAIN ISLAND. BT 14 day, December 13 only. 8 LONGER, DAVY.' US OUT OF SIGHT DOWN quest. Fully Insiured. Free es­ lonowski. 646-5361. shampooer, $1. Olcott Variety t o m o r r o w . Fo r a SECOND,' EDWARDS p.m. I J Ancient Roman BT U n timates. Call 640.0668. RN or LPN — full or .part-time. MALE Store. % garment j i ANSWERING SERVICE CaU 649-4619. alniipioidal PAINTING—Interior and exter­ LIONEL ’TRAIN — 6 years old, (Nmpaptr tnUrpeitt AsuiJ Production Workers ior. Papering and paper re­ TV & RADIO extra track and special cars, f 849-0500 875-2519 moval. Fully Insured. Call Ken NURSE’S AIDE — 7-3, full or $26. CaU 643-7427 after 6. Openings on all three shlfU, Situations Wantod— 'I Ouellette 643-9043 or 649-6326. part-time. CsJl 649-4819. and leave your message. You’ll bear from our advertiser TECHNICIANS starting rate $2.42 per hour 38 DON’T MERELY brighten your * In Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ and up. Excellent fringe carpeU. . . Blue Lustre them... For wholesale distributor of “ 1 cial rates for people over 66. beneflU Including Major WILL CARE for chUd In. my edfmlnate reupdd resoiUng. Rent RCA Victor producU. Full or CaU my competitors, then call Help Wanted— Male 36 Medical Insurance 100% home. Registered. CaU 643- electric shampooer, $1. Paul's part-Ume. Top hourly rate. Ex­ Auromobilos For Sant 4 me. Estimates given. 649-7863, paid premiums, 10 paid holi­ 9044. Paint A Wallpaper Supply. u t Ov OP-i 876-8401. ELECTRK3IAN — Journeyman perience and licensed. Excellent days, generous vacation L> *«T », CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER I960 MERCURY commuter HERALD and helper, full-time, steady fringe benefiU. 5-day week. Va- plan. Applications accepted wagon, power steering, power MILLIONS of rugs have been employment. Insurance ben»- caUon. dally. Apply to— Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE brakes, automatic, radio, Hoor nnlshlng 24 HU, paid holidays and vaca­ cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's DOX LE H E R S heater, mechanically good, tions. CaU between 8 a.m. and RADIO & APPLIANCE GKOOMINO ALL breeds. Har­ America’s finest. Rent electric FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- shampooer, $1. ’The Sherwln Z WAS $860. Call 875-2693. 6 p.m. Robert's Electric Co. mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron THE LIGHT 12-IZ ing (apeclallslng In (dder DISTRIBUTORS, INC ROGERS CORP. AFRAID For Your South Windsor, 644-0109. 95 Leggett St., East Hartford Rd., Bolton, MS-6427. WllUams Co. BULB IS floors). Inside painting. Paper­ OF THIS.' TRYING TO DE-FUSE THE BOMB 528-6581 Mill and Oakland Sts. BURNING eiWmWIA.WTMBi»B4»mBa InformatioD hanging. No Job too amall. CABINET MAKB3R with super­ TWO month old puppies, (3er- Motorcyelee— Manchester, Conn. OUT/ John VerfaUle, 649-6760. visory experience. ExceUent An Equal Opportunity man Shepherd, will hold till ’TWO portable ’TVs; two used T i m HERALD wUl not Bleyeles 11 846x16 tires. CaU 643-8446. opening for qualified man. Dis- Employer Christmas. CaU 649-8146. disclose the identity of Or call Miss Banister, 1-774-9606- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAL any advqrttaer using box HONDA for sale, excellent con­ Bends— Stocks— playcraft, Inc., Manchester, SILVER Mlnature poodle pup­ BEAUTIFUL doll dresses, 50 dition, fuU service warranty. 643-9667. i i i i letters. Readers answer­ Mortgages 27 py, male, 6 months old, AKC cents and 30 cents, complete I HE’A R RieHT/ANP MioSroF -TUB ing blind box ads who 649-8686 after 5 p.m. PARAGON GRINDING re^stered, shots, good with wedding outfit $1.26. 643-6462. desire to protect their PRODUCTION hands with some YOUNG MAN to work In cafe A R C PLANNING A HOMINEES HA/E IMIESRITV SECOND MORTGAGE - Un children. CaU 043-4011 after 6. Identity ces follow this lathe and milling machine ex­ CORP. teria, 6 day week, hours 7 a.m ______L PceSIPENtlAL NOMlNAt/OM EXPERIENCE, ANp APPEAL/ limited funds available for sec­ ONE 11x12 green rug and one procedure; perience, also Norton Hyprolap - 3 p.m. Apply mornings, Iona DACHSHUNDS AKC, minia­ CDWM OM aAN ET EARTH- Businoss SarvicM ond mortgages, payments to wall to wall gray carpeting, and Fellows gear shaper oper­ Needs Mfg. Co., Cafeteria, Regent ture and standard, 6 weeks to Blnolow your repiv to tlie Oflartd 13 suit your budget. Expedient could be cut to 10Vi’x23’. $26 ators. Metronics, Inc., 640 Hil­ Blanchard Grinder Operator St., Manchester. 6 months, both colors, guaran­ box In an envelope enveloM — service. J D Realty, 648-6)29. each. CaU 649-2667. WILLIAMS Tree Sendee, spec­ liard St. teed at a fair price. Also Wei- addressed to the Clasai- WANTED —Truck mechanic, fled Manager, Manchester ialising In tree and shrub care. Excellent opportunity for maraners. 1-628-6078. JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im­ good wages, overtime, new Evening Herald, together 648-8104. qualified man, top wages, Businoss Opportunity 28 mediate steady employment truck dealer. Apply In person. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE with a memo Ustlng the fringe benefits, exceUent DACHSHUND, AKC, 8 months, Diamonds— Wotchas WUson Electrlctl Co., M9-48iT. Hartford Road Ent., Inc., 276 companies yxni do NOT YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a working conditions, liberal spayed female, all riiots, won­ Jawolry 48 Hartford Rd., Manchester. derful with chllden, $00. 043- ...... - alartp«b tte Chbawr] want to see your letter. CeUars, attics, yards and smaU modern 8 bay service station overtime schedule. Apply too/jlKutc jreoiltEa out a IMPERMUSr UPSMRTS/ the 17-n Tour letter ^U be de­ trucking done A-1 right. CaU for lease. ExceUent opportu­ 6304. WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ NERVE OF THEM/^. WE'VE COT stroyed If the adveitlser Tremano Trucking Service toU nity, paid training program. INDUSTRIAL 121 Adams St., Manchester ing. Prompt service. Up to >30 bottTMOP.W^ boftcrsict ^ SALES ORDER BASSET and Dachshund pups. FROGMEN/ SEND THEM OUT... Is one you've mentioned. free, 742-9487. CaU 286-8770 aftei 6 p.m. or on your old watch In trade. .If not It will be handled SALES CLERKS AKC registered, pet quality, 1-201-877-8100. Closed Mondays. F.B. Bray, IIIVE«TI«ATBr in the usual manner. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, $66.; select stock $76. WUl hold Cl DRIVER WANTED for com­ For TV A Appliance Dis­ 787 Main St, State Theatre buUdtag lota cleared, trees top­ for Christmas. CaU 742-7102 af­ Will sell marking equipment pany pick up truck. Knowledge tributor. Ideal working con­ ped. Got a tree prublemT WeU ter 2 p.m. BuUding. Halp Wantod— and services throughout of greater Hartford area ditions. Good salary. 6 day worth phone oaU, 742-0383. New England using com­ Lost and Fo u m I 1 Fomaio 35 necessary. Apply In person, week. Vacation. ExceUent 11 MONTH OLD German Shep­ pany vehicle. Prefer some E BACK HOE buU doser work, Klock Co. 1272 Tolland Turn­ benefits. herd, good with chUdren, FOUND — black and white set­ RN or LPN, 11-7 shift, fuU or technical sales experience, Norist*— Nunorios 49 pike. housebroken, aU shots, no p a - ______■ \ « 2 ter type female. CaU Dog septic tanks and drainage part-time, room and board exceUent career opportunity RADIO & APPLIANCE Warden, 643-4131. fields instaUed. Paul Schendel, furnished, M9-4519. with fast growing company. pers, $80 or best offer. CaU CHRISTMAS TREES! Cut to IX-13. 649-0466. DISTRIBUTORS, INC 048-9888. order! Stanley Tree Farm, Salary plus profit sharing. 65 Leggett St., East Hartford FOUND — Man’s brand new PARAGON TOOL Co., Inc. Long HiU Rd., off Route 6 at empWJBA.iM.TMi.»ua>;ten SALES AND Service on Ariens. Call for appointment. 528-6581 AKC MINIATIURE PootHe pupi sport coat, King's Parking lot. Andover Church. Open week­ ATTENTION 5 weeks, one white male, one Inquire 86 Phoenix St., Ver­ Hahn EcUpse, Jacobsen lawn IS HIRING An Equal Opportunity ends 9-4, also by appointment. t l ‘He got control of the bueineee through a slick man- black female. Chooee now for H r non, alter 4 p.m. mowers. Also HomeUte chain N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. Employer CaU 742-6438 for appointment. o'llfAL euverl He bought im all the parking space wHhln HOUSEWIVES Christmas. 048-8163. saws and International Cub Bunker Hill Rd., Andover TOOL MAKERS (Jigs and fix­ Large selection. White Spruce, MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD fivtIve blocks!!’ FOUND — light brown Cadet Tractors. Rsntal equip­ MCDONALD’S 742-8051 tures) $3.60 up, Scotch Pine, $6 up, tan male mongrel. CaU ment and sharpening service MECHANIC — full-time, to DACHSHUND puppy — AKC, MY WIFE IS \ WELL—I DIONT CHANGE cones, evergreen boughs, EVERY TIME PETER SEES WELL, WE'RE NOT Warden, 643-4131. on all makes. L A M Equip­ FIRST CLASS BRIDGEPORT learn 10 pin machine. Apply champion blood, 14 weeks. ) <1 RIGHT, SHERIFF/ ] ANYTHING—BUT I DID MEET SOMEONE FROM HIS OLD EXACTLY HELPLESS/ Is now employing women In person. Vernon Bowling standard, red, bright, gentle, seasoned fireplace wood, $4 a VOU CAN SEE FOR VCURSELF THAT I'LL HAVE TD ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon. operators with aircraft parts THEM—AND I HAVE A BETTER IRROU^INGS, IT WILL WE'RE GOING TO THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG FOUND — black Labrador type for part-time work, 11 a.m.- Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. very affectionate. M9-1767. trunk fuU. VDUR VISIT DID NOTHING BUT FORBID YOU FROM IDEA OF WHAT5 AHEAD/ 876-7609 Manchester Exchange PART-TIME driver wanted, experience. male, white spot on chest. 2 p.m. Apply in person. ^^IPiSET OUR GRANDSON/ COMING HERE ASAIH/ COOMTIIslG TH E NORTH STAR. —Enteipriss 1946. 5 days a week. 649-0305. AND THE B16 DIPPER,AND ALL, A MULTI - BILLION CaU Dog Warden, 643-4131. LATHE Operators SHARPENING Service -Saws, PART-TIME or full-time man With aircraft parts experi- THERE MOST B E THOUSANOS FOUND — Striped orange kit­ n c . ^ FPg IT. Employer Conn. 283-1374. THEM __ j X aU sizes Venetten blinds. Keys ditions. Good salary. 6 day AWAY. T Automobiles For Sale 4 made while you wait. Tape re­ week. Vacation. ExceUent MACHINISTS — second shift, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 benefits. engine lathe, turret lathe, 46- BAKERS helper wanted part- Main St. 649^1221. 60 hours per week. Liberal NEED CAR? Credit very bad? time. Apply Bess Eaton Do­ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ RADIO & APPLIANCE benefits. CaU Mr. Glggey, 876- DISTBIBUTORS, INC nuts, 160 Center St. i ) ) } est Douglas accepts lowest 8817. Contromatlcs 0>rp., 200 down, smaUest payments any­ Building— 90 Leggett St., East Hartford West Main St., Rockville. An S' 628-6681 REAL estate salesman, full where. Not small loan finance Controcring 14 time. Experienced or not. Pri­ equal opportunity employer. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER company plan. Douglas Motors, An Equal Opportunity vate office, established agency. '/t HOMES, GARAGES, porches, Employer Thera Someone 'rbu'd better n - t z 346 Main. rec rooms, icom additions, Hutchins Agency 649-0324. i t i s called r u n h o m e -OKU kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ SHELL OIL COMPANY 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air — COUNTER GIRL wanted, eve­ MAN — part-time, evenings, a ^ a in .' d i d n ’ t y o u ' a n d c h e c k (B HPN HIA. he. m Ut M. ee. 4-door sedan, 8 cylinder, auto­ eral repair work. Financing HAS FOR LEASE i t o u t ! _____ ^ ning shift, 0-1 a.m. Apply Sunday, local creamery store. h e a r a avaUable. No down payment. 3 and 8-Bay Presently Oper­ ■thin^ matic, very cldan, exceUent Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 Cen­ Closed (Jhrlstmas. For further GIVE A condition. CaU 649-7702. Economy BuUders, Inc. Oil- ating Service Stations In the ter St. Information call 043-9707 after CAPTAIN EASY 6169. Wapplng and Vernon Areae. BY LESLIE 'TITRNKR 0 p.m. High Gallpnage, ExceUent i960 (blEVROLET — Bel Air, SECRETARY for local law of­ BY FLVIMS THE 5AME ROUTE FROM MfUII |K TUB &BAI £0101112X11- CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Area Growth. yOCATANi 1 SHOULD LEARN WHAT n I ”f/Sc& 8 cylinder, automatic, excel­ fice. Write Box T, Manchester hSw^ ^ floors, hatchways, remodeling, SHELL OFFERS; HAPPENED TO THOSE MISSING A DtMAMy CAN THB lent condition, 643-9121. Herald. PLANES!. PBTAILS MS porches, garages, closets, ceU- — Paid Training AftRANeePi 1966 OORVAIR — 4-door sedan — Financial Assistance SUBSCRIPTIOH Ings, attics finished, rec rooms, MAIDS — FuU or part- L naiTOiv.. B A S W l PART-TIME — Life Insurance Plans standard^ shift, clean. CaU 649- formica, ceramic. Other relat time, over 21, experienced or 9088. Mala Countar Help — Retirement Plana ed work. No Job too smaU. Dan inexperienced. East Hartford. — Co-Operative Advertising Moran, BuUder. Evenings 049- All houre avaUable; morn­ 1961 4-DOOR Rambler Oasslc, CaU Mr. Salvatore, 6061220. ings, afternoons; Thnre. —■ More Credit Card Holdere 8880. — More Profitable Unite TO THE sI/ivO n'-'-" • completely overhauled, $600. and FrL Nights and Sat­ Oet the Facte—For Appoint­ 12-12 ^ 11.11 Call 648-7420. ADDrnONB, remodeling, gari urday. Why Not Work Locally? ment caU eoUect Area 263 - ages, rec rooms, bathrooms MEATOWN 289-1621. FAIX^N 1961, standard, 38,000 tiled, kUohens rsmodelod. ce­ )>/] su l^ r r a lh ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS- original miles, exceUent con- Switchboard Operator East liartf

t n i R n r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12, 19C7 — Homos For Solo 72 MAMCHBSnER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1967 PAGE THIBTY*OMr Rooms W ithout Board 59 Busfiioss Loeotioiis H o»M HOT S«tt 71 HomosH o i b «. For Saa Solo 7271 Ho»m ^Bs-grAWLY. we ...... For Root ...... 64 .. Op. Dlipunt — M, SSw »l.w ” 2 nr«Iil»!~. imilMlI 1 i - TTIB THOMPSON House —Cot­ ■itrSMt 71 Om Of Towi South Windsor On Condition of Mental Help tage 8t. centrally located, large BBAVTT ulon fop mM, «lomop., iilM«id^.P. »o« propopty. BxceUont Invwtmont recreation room, aluminum Woattd Baal Btlola 77 MAWemW ER -ltoeifot>~;a. CLASSIFIED pleasantly furnished rooms, storms, garage, good taeome, 75 iiuSfO YouO ibirar'Fbr baths, new furnaces, 2-car ga- - - ^ ... fen thto ootetandtiM Rtiieli In Pledge Spurs Senate parking. Call 640-2SS8 for over- er Interests. _ Write Box BJ. Man- Realtors, centrally located. Blutphlna prompt eourteoua eervloa tiftt rage. HutoWns Agency, Real- Agency. Realtor, 648-6980. Agency, 649-8824. exceOeht condltian, neatled BOUTON O ialer — • room Rolling Stones Guitarist night and permanent guest Whiter "H erali Raiieli. 8 bedrooma. 116 baths, gets results, call Louis Dlmock State Guard rates. Christmas Comes But amoBg tr*M and haoMz of fin­ .Realty, MMOS. ADVERTISING tore, 649^»i^------io i^ L T bulK single hdme Off er^ qudlty. Three bedrooma, large Uvttig room wHh beamed .To OK Education Bill Once a Year SIX ROOM Ranch, hreeieway. with fireplace, 5,-^ Center St., 8 famfly rised large dtnlng roqm. bnOMne, . oolUng and fireplaee, a-«ar at- GUARANTEED Sale! We wlU Names Major Geis Sentence Set Aside CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NORTH End — fiunlshed room, Momm For Rent 65 Homes Like This One 2-o«r garage, pimeled mow- ^m , J^^^atSi, rooms with unusually ocnven- plenty of doMtz, IH batta, l- taohed garage, nlee view, a guarantee In writing to buy (Oontbmed tram Page One) LONDON (AP) — Brian Jones was the third member 68 Strickland St. o ff Main St. tlon room, largre treed lot, *22,- lent floor plan, IH hathsi oak ear garage. GUI noer to inepeet tnaquU setting. MM 90’a 8 AJI. to B P JL SIX" ROOM HOUSE complete Come Less Often 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors your home at a pre-agieed Parting next July 1. the author!- ** ® ®!!L‘ Jones, guitarist of the Rolling bif the ROUlng Stones to gat In m 5S ?% S orrR ^rt- floor., ptastcred wallsi Can llito oteeiy laadeoaped home. PaM W. Dongan, Realtor, *4*- price if it Is not ooM during zations for aid under all sections wouW be told by Sept. 1 they ,ebub Rd. has been promoted NICE ROOM for gentleman ly furnished, heat Included, Large (14x20) year around sun 649-6824. Uon, *23,900. M a n on ^ . ™ J49.9BJ5 after 4 p.m. ■ 4BK. Stones pop group, had hU itoe- trouble with the law tWe year, *3T,M0. Paid W. D ow en, Real­ the IMlng period. We are ^ Elementary and Second- *®*4d have a hearing on the al- major In the Connecticut months sentence on drug . — CX)PT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. with references, 21 Church St., $22o. per month. PhUbrick porch with floor to ceiling glass son. Realtor, 648-6968. tor. «6Mns. — J- , legod noncompliance, he said. 649-4966. Agency, 649-6347. doors all around; - 4 . -bedrooms, - ATTOACTTVE — ramblingrarann^ Cape r«tw* 2 MANCHESTER —Two temlly, VBRNON — Newly eonetruoted proven producen. CsU tor dC' ary School Acti 5 P.M. OAT BEFORE PUBLICATION taSs. BeUloro Agency. Real- Unless these notices were glv- Army National Guard at Crom- to t t o ^ ’ moikTlUFto-’ 2 full baths. IS’jftO’ living room Ood, 7 rooiM, f^ ^ ^ ^ M M flat on 90 x 180 lot. Oentral MAlTCHBSnm 3 family dose to Vernon Olielo. Bbctended for the same period ROOM for one or two, com­ ta n , 648-6121. Ml, Gardner promised, there well. He IS the operations su^r- onment for Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 5 p.ra. Friday. with wall to wall carpeting. An- bullt-lns. famUy Kxm. ^ la e n c y location, modem Mtohen and 8 bedrooma, large Utdien. Uv- would be the Impacted areas would be no cutoffs or denials of visor In the headquarters bat- fin* of Z2 400 containing a banned dnlg. Kdth { plete light housekeeping facili- COVENTRY — 3 room house. derson Thermopane windows baths, garage, acre, trees, *M.- Agency, 1^ ro6m with each unit Beet URINOS NEEDED. aU nrioe program of granto to school dls- bath, 2 car garage. Bel Air $14,900.00 federal aid during the succeed- tery there. ^wies, 26. had bien'on ball R»ch^. a. wm tiee. Call 648-8830, 648-6266. Call 7424661. throughout. Located in the Por- 900. Hutchins Agency, 649-8824. Realtors. 6494847.______M ^anctaig avtOablo. Wedey raagas. Can us tor a quick sale. enrollments swollen Real Estate, 648-9882. Buys thU 4% room Cape on ranges. Can ua for a quick ^ __ _ ..„ ,n tag school year except under ^ ^ Ivoryton, MaJ. since being sentenced Oct 81 7 R . Smltti, Realtor, e o - u r . we also buy houses tor eadt" *>«c«»se of nearby federal faciU- DIAL 643-2711 ter St. area near schools, shop- CXDNTEMPORART Ranch, 8 MANCHESTER — Vernon line, nicely treed lot cloee to 5H room Ranch. 1% baths, MANC^8TE» - 0 ^ ties).fta. .aa- s jonnawi Mvionuou ms** *ur lllCUajtMUS<» IlasftV Urn A 4K^«i oon. Apartments— Flats— ping, churches, and transporta- wooded lot in ■hopping, achooU and hue. VsatNCnf — Oastam 4 bedroom Hayes Agency, *4*41181. Out Of Town large flreplaced living room, 4 finished, 2 unfinished, ^_mu- Gardner, In his letter to School in Essex before he maj- allo^ Ws Kemrington a ^ „t aSSon ap^S Jag- Continiwd From Procoding Pogo Tanomants A3 ___ executive nelghbortiood, *48,- Ideal for starter home or Ookmlal, 8 toed baths, family Morse, said school districts m®®^ desegregation commlt- ment to be used for smoking For Rent 66 EXCLUSIVE WITH 900. phllbrick Agency, Real- buUt-lns, aluminum windows, mlnum **<**“*• older couple ready to retire. room, double garage, lote of 8®*' ® conditional dls- Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- lot, *16,800. Phllbrick Agency, would be given ample advance LOOKXNO FOR anything in Mr. McLaughlin can furnish trees, low WKe. Hayes Agency, SINGLE HOUSE, 6 rooms. 0181. Realtors, 649-6847. warning before each school year ^ S J S T a r k e r , lord ch ief Jus- ^ real estate rentals —apart- KEITH REAL ESTATE *®"' details. Call 64»4S(W. *4641191. Florists— Nursorim 49 HousohoM Goods 51, Available January 1st. *126. Annointment 649-1922 ELEVEN rooms, 4 room ap%rt------People in tice, sat with two other law ' ments, homes, multiple dwell­ STREET Area- lords to hear Jones’ appeal, dur- CHRISTMAS TREES — Come 22 CUBIC FOOT home freezer, ings, no fees. Cali J D. Real Call 742-6619 between 6:304 ______ment, excellent oondition, wall EAST Center St. — 2-famlly poRTElR house, comer location. Ideal custom designed 4 bedroom tag which medical testimony »>y the Judge In the lower c o ^ . to Hickory Ridge Farm ' for cheat type, very good condi- Estate, 648-6129. p.m. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful to waU carpet, attractive bam, " “ “ * W Ranch, large living room, for- frontage, *24,900. Hutchins ^or offices. <3aU Norman 8. Ho- Colonial with 2-car g a r ^ e . VACANT waa given that the prison sen- Today lord Pariter toio your freshly cut tree. Large tlon, |10O. Call 643-4762 or 649- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. WE HAVE customers waiting mal dining room, cabinet Agency, Realtora, 6494824. henthal, 643-9278, 646-1166. This home selli^ comj^ete TheJ . J. practicing racial his objections, tenoe had affected Jones so Jones; “Remember, thU Is a selection of Blue Spruce, White 6733. Mancheeter Parkade for the rental of your apart­ Five room Capo with room o j I tmri ^ *» segregation. But Southerners In the House deeply that at one time he was degree of mercy which the rom Wantod To Rant 68 Manchester *49-6808 potentially suicidal. has shown. It Is not a le ^ . S?**’ snn.ee b l a c k and white 21" Q.E. cw^- ment or homo. J.D. Real Es­ ______*T^itoc” J:ed” JIrt; rii5o“ - * 4 ROOM RANCH,RANCT, OVERSIZEDOVER8IZBd “ 7^CK BRICK _Ca^. Cape. ______wiIppUaSS?^*^ to finish one off. Fine loca­ Uirksen Kustngesr Gardner pledged that any dls- ore believed determined to hold WASHINGTON (AP) —Sen. trlcts considered not In compll- out for a provision of the The Justices made It a condl- You cannot go boasting abo^ tate. 643-5129. WANTED — 8 or 4 rooms for M”rin^F"'RoW ^nTRe^r. buUt-ins. wall-wall carpetii«, large rooms, 2 fuU minum storms and ■creou. NEWLY lifted 6 room home, tion, big wooded lot Asking attached garage, approxi- Ished recreation room, on features include Mtohen- *18,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Evenrtt MicKIkdeqr Dlrttoen may would receive a warning House-passed version that tlon of Jones’ probation that he saying you have been let on- .wreaths and decoraUons. Rob- *66. 649-7313.______woman living on pension, 6434958. wed dde tocation on bus line, should receive medical treat- You are still under the control MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ reasonable rent. 646-1611. mately *1,600 down. *66.00 beautifully landscaped lot, $28,- room combination with tor, 649-1077. be the Ussingest senator—at hy March 1, about six months would strip the government of ert Visny, South River Rd., nut Garden Apsutments, 4V4 8 bedrooms, recent family least thatHi Ms raitlng aiOter an p^fare the start of each school Its power to defer approval of ment; the court.” ______MANCHBSTER — executive monthly including taxes. Mlt- 600. Phllbrick Agency, Real- fireplace, formal dining room, room addition. *10,900. Wesley Coventry. 742-8864. jggo q STOVE, *60. Call 649- rooms, 2 bedrooms, available neighborhood, Garrison Colon­ ten Agency, Realtors, 6434930. tors, 649-6847. baths, beautifully landscap- appearance Monday night at the aid from districts believed to bo R. Smith, Realtor, 646-1667. American ___ 8367. December 18 and January 1. ial, 7 rooms, large family Ro^lS^ESik' -N eV H^STd COVENTRY — Four room A 1 Newspaperwomen’s followup negotiations didn’t practicing segregation. _ . . Business Property a u b . F w i «.d F « « | 49.A Heat, hot water, oven, range, f t s o i. 7o room with fireplace, huge mod­ MANCHBamm C Capes, Ranch, coiper plumbing, oU refrigerator and parking. Call em kitchen, screened porch, 2- Ranch, modem kitchen with year old Raised Ranch. 1% ’ ______Dirksen bussed at least seven Manchester Tax Consultant builMns, dining room, 3 bed- baths, large lot, good condl- tor 648-1667. Ranches and Oolonlals, |14.000. heat full basement *10,000. car garage, wooded lot, *34,- FIREPLAOE »ooa,_ol«u.. »M. machines taken In trade mon JK-9m b«twe«i. »-5 p.m. •Iter ^,a,,ERaA^ In4 up. Com­ MANCHESTitiK — overslaed 7 BOLTON -OOVS1N1RY town his latest record album, "E ver- from *19.95. Some zigzag pliances and heat furnished, producing $800 per month in­ MANCHESTER — Bowers 049-6347. MANCHESTER — 7 room cus­ Dr„ was Indicted by a federal taxes c»«»«tto t « « ^ come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, pletely renovated. Both apart­ room Cape, 2 baths, garage^ Itte. Six room Ranch, expand- ett McKinley Dirksen at C9irist- . „ _ union dues — all for a woman Housohold Goods 51 models. Many makes. All tho­ *165 per month. Call Paul W. School area, neat 6-room Cape, tom built brick Colonial Cape, large well landscape lot aUo to 8 rooms, finished rec mas Time.” 64S-1677. ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ grand Jury In Hartford yestor- ^^0 hadn’t paid for a mortgage, roughly reconditioned by Sing­ Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. 4 rooms down, 2 finished up, MANCHESTER — 4-4 two in like new condition, 22 acres room with bar, beautifully The senator’s producer. Arch Study New Strategy RCA WHIRLPOOL washing ing, garages, fine residential Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- day on charges Involving the ^dn’ t own a car, didn’ t smOk* er experts. Singer Sewing Cen­ TAVERN for sale —Inquire one car garage, private yard, family, nice condition, lar^ high scenic land. Priced for 0499. landscaped one acre plus lot Lustberg of Chappell and Co., Maj. Robert 8. Johnson . machine, rotary power ONE-2-3-6 unfurnished rooms, section. T. J. Crockett, Real­ filing of false and fraudulent and didn’t belong to a union ter, 866 Main St., 643-8883. Birch St. Tavern or call 649- March occupancy. T. J. Crock- lot, only *19,900. Mitten Ageh- quick sale. Hayes Agency, 3-car garage. This home is one told the gathering that a new al- (CanUnned from Page One) mower. 6494183. heat and hot water. No pets ty, 643-1677. political maneuvering. He point- ored In drafting at Vlnal Reg;lon- income tax retunuK that 7®“’ ®t«^ 8110 or 643-9508. ett, Realtor, 643-1677. cy. Realtors, 6434930. 6464181. MANC^SISTBR — Seven room of the very best we have ever bum Is in the works and added: UNIVERSAL electric range, 2 or children. Tel. 643-2068 be­ house on 260x100 lot recorded time, President Cliarles de ed otit there is a “growing So- al Technical School. He later T, 4 ,11 fov rnmiul- that none of R oy’s clients listed 2 listed. SeUing for *19,800. For don’t Ithlnk you’U enrer get Roy. a fuU-tIme tax coMVd indictment were "at aU TWO BEDROOM sets; dining ovens, good condition. Oblong fore 7 :30. as 6 separate lots. Excellent him fn *fnn makinff raoflrds G®uUe withdrew hls forces and Viet naval presence In the Medl- studied electronics at the State vaars whose ^® Indictment were room set, two end tables, cof­ 70” coffee table. Mahogany further information cidl the R. him to stop making records terranean”Lpart of the NATO "Technical Institute In Hartford, tant for nearly 10 years, v*08® „ investment potential. Bd Air F. Dlmock O o„ 6494046. now.” rfflce is located .^d- ^^e Indicted toy fee table; den set; Webco tape oval 64” dinette table. 643- ONE BEDROOM apartment, Real Estate, 048-9882. quarters and forces off French area manned by the U.S. 6th Maj. Johnson enlisted in the recorder. Call 649-6133. 0934, appliances and heat furnished, Dirksen told them tongue-ln- die ^ the grand Jury In unrelated caa- NORTH CSOVENTRY )ClMek, ’Xlie neoonl tnioineae 4s a soil. Fleet. Guard’s 238th AAA Gun Bat­ preparlng 14 false and foau^ ^ *130 per month. Paul W. Dou­ The plan for graduated re­ MOVING — Universal sewing racket—all that sweat and NATO military men, he said, talion at Westbrook in 1948 and gan, 640-4636. sponse to any attack from the lent ™ ^ jggg required returns. machine, walmlt cabinet, like rr HAS EVERYTHING OUT OP SEASON agony!” are Investigating the Soviet na­ was called to active duty dur- Musical Instnimants 53 tlSl your family the lasting GIFT of| East, put forward by retiring val forces with the aim of count­ from 1963 to 1966. indictment against Elmer new, been used twice, zig-zags, MODERN 3 room apartment Buy now and save on this tag the I^orean War. ^^o Is to face trial on q buttonholes, etc. Ctost *296, sell LYRA GUITAR — exceUent Yes, ' this new' 7-room U.S. Defense Secretary Robert ering this threat. with refrigerator, stove and Raised Ranch has every­ big Split Level home on Baroness Rothschild S. McNamara, was not guaran­ The semi-annual ministerial In 19“ ■'Maj. Johnson w m charges that he added Md left returns In 1964 for *200. 646-0264. condllUon, only *26. Cedi 649- TORONTO (AP) — Not aU the parking. Handy to Main St., thing, family room with acre lot with ibvely 16x92 teed smooth sailing despite the meeting will conclude Wednes­ made ksslslant operations and certain Iteme In order to . involvlne a total aroos 6148 after 6 p.m. *130 monthly. Available Janu­ members of the Rothschild fam­ training officer with the 238th unjustified tax re- a total groMi CLEAN, USED refrigerators, fireplace, 2 full baths, built- ta-ground swimming pool French pull-out day and Thursday when the for­ ary 10. Call 643-2786 for ap­ with all utilities. Extras too ily are financial wizards, says ranges, automatic washers, in Jdtehen, formal dining Conference sources indicated eign ministers get together. J” M ^nvlcted oi the charge. pointment. numerous to list, 922,000. Bsuroness Alix de RothschlM. with guarantee.!. See them at AnHquot 5 6 ______room, siindeck, 2-car ^ga- that some European members Call John Sledesky, 649-6906. In an interview Monday, the have had second thoughte about NATO destroyer fleet to patrol mcx. uoim m warwom, of *4,150.26, since *2,896 was B. D. Pearl’s AppllMces. 64fr t Q Birg-anttoueV ROOM DUPLEX, deluxe, rage, non-development, up- member o t one ot lEurapels rfoh- Mftin St. Call 848-2171. *1 including appliances and utili­ ASTRO-SONIC STEREO p e f 20’s. a graduation retaliation, fearing the Atlantic to ahK, under dls- „ „ 4vithheld from hls pay at tiie eot lOmBtae eald; "T be ma- B Battery In hls New steins, furniture, pewter, that Europe, ravaged by two cussion at the meeting. A decl U. 8. Atty. John O. Newman Lycoming plant In Stmt- ties, *166. monthly. 647-1834, W unit. leaded lamps, art glass, prlml-- Jority of Rothschild women keep wars in the past 60 years, might glon on such a fleet may come said that “according to our In- during the two yean. lives, any quantity. 644-8962. before 2:30. COLtj & WAGNER BARROWS and WAUUtCE Co. tiiemselves busy with social again become a h„t»i,n*idbattlefield while at the »..***«*current sessions.-«!«,« NATO Bis promotion to captain formation all of the taxpayers Newman said that Bull had TRADER “ P" Manchester PariuMe work and special hobbles.” Washington dallied over when to sources said, although a number ^968 when he was asslgne gave Roy correct form ation refused to file returns bcKtause CLOCKS bought, sold, traded. 289-0241 Mancheeter 649-6906 She herself combines the of­ Used Furniture Exchange ment, garage included, avail­ use nuclear weapons. of problems remain. A decision t onYt , **® **>® graduated Income expert repairing. Colonial fices of mayor of Reux, a in principle to create such a 2Hth MlssUe Battalion at ^ rt- During i/uruig the me period penuu speclfl^ tax tjuc Is is unconstitutional. unconstitutional. He He U u (Jlock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. able Jan. 1. *90. monthly. 648- VERNON — largo immaculato p„nch hamlet on the English As documents were being as- 6414. ...the most CLIFFWOOD — 6 room Ranch, Ranch, near parkway, garage, channel___ where _ she______has a farm, sembled for uweu»ow..discussion XAAof the force~ .J e was announced last June The l>at^‘®n relocated In oje Indlctm^t, R o/s^ th® father of two children, a Refrigerators, *36. up Old clocks only. Open 10 a .m . ______increased from 1,188 returns Yale University graduate and - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 ROOM DUPLEX deluxe plctureaque treed lot, rural set­ aluiataum storms, bufit-lns. presidency of Youth ^ ly ^ n«w strategic plan to discourage and It now awaits approval at __ , Ben Hur chest freezer, *100. ting, close to everything. Hol­ Modem bam with 2 acres fenc- Communist areresslon. NATO the political level, the sources Maj. J^ron. the son of Mis. propared ^ servedasaUeutenMt eomma^- p.m., closed Tuesday and apcirtment, n^^rtment. 1% baths, ap­ap- ed in for horras. immediate oc- P^alTiS^I^ officials were busy passing out «tid. Cortane S^®’'/o » ^ 1964, according toer In the Navy during World Wednesday. combe, Realtors, 644-1280. Good selection of dinette sets— pliances, completely air-condi­ magnificent cuponcy, *19,600. Meyw Agen- museums and the Roths- to newsmen a 29-page summary Groups of destroyers from oryton and the late Robert E. ment s estimate. Newman ^ar H. maple, Mediterranean and an­ tioned, sound proofing In walls MANCHESTER — Charming old cy, 649-0609. „hii,i irniinriaiini, of East-West contacts during several NATO nations have Johnson, Is married to the for- the suspect, however, made no A Hamden accountant wu- tique, *60. up. Basement garage, storage and Fitzgerald, 09, I 2-famlIy Ooloaial, completely Wantod— ^To Buy 58 extras. Available January. — Cosy 4H room ___ „ with faUtag to file re- Formica kitchen seta, *26. up. restored In Early American de-. BOLTON nilhu.conncu nteotlwofte .U ..1, n.w rote ol ».c lots — Antiques, MUSIC 2 bedrooms and dining room, day to \rork with lepers. S ^ e S S ls a re^ J S f. S n T S A T O ^ S e^ ’lSB W- years. WedneijtoyreMgned from ed deductions for Interest on a 1966 ranging from $18,860 to 648-6568 8093 after 3:30. lot with city water and sew­ "When I first mode my decl- bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 9 bedrooma If dortred. New ers. Fireplace, buUt-tas and ______tag “new mobUe forces for pos- gade” force which has loi^ ***® staff. mortgage, gasoUne taxes, $36,300 glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ waU to wall throughout. New olon, I feK eH atone,’’ he oald MODERN 4% room heated du­ attached garage plus clxdce Monday befora departing from stole use ta every part of the been available for use In the Bu- lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 boUi, new kitchen caUnetz, SINGER automatic zlg zag sew- plex, Youngstown kitchen, lots in your home of decor give exceUent val­ orpmi***! International Airport, world” to provide backbone for ropean area. Lake St., Bolton. 640-8247. of closets, basement, parking, new storms, tq> to code wir­ A lug machine, exceUent condl- ue at *29,900. CaU J. M c­ “ But In a month It has become ______nice neighborhood, references, ing, $19,600. CaU 646-8690. ' tlon, monograms, hems, but- Laughlin tor details, 649- apparent that I have obeyed I tonholes, fancy designs, etc. *145. 643-6462. 6906. God’s wUl." * OriginaUy over *300. Our price Rooms Without Board 59 FX)UR ROOM duplex, stove, Cardinal Leger, 63, has re­ HEALTH CAPSULES. Stocks Drift now, *64. or pay *9. monthly. Lots For Solo 73 ROOM for rent, convenient loca­ refrigerator, garage. Con­ W ceived more than 6,600 letters Iiv Mirhsrl A. Prlli, M.D. ;- GaU 622-0931, dealer. tion, light housekeeping, wo­ VERNON — % acre lot Ideally f ______venient location. $116. One b !aRROWS and WALLACE Co. persons wishing him luck, 1^ IT $AFE -To MB PO-IT- man only. 649-7969 after 5 p.m. suited for raised ranch or ir*TiPh«irf*r Parkade Including one from P<^ Paul SOUMBLF KEUIsJER^ Aimlessly in ;It WO BUNK BEDS, Bell box child accepted. 649-8360 after walkout bastment. Ctoee to 6. Manchester 649-8906 VI, who saM "we have the FOB PENTUBE^ 2 ^ spring mattresses, *66; Brad- ROOM for rent, men only. Free schools. We win build„ . from _ ------heartfelt need to Inform you of Active Trade C- ford 16 cubic foot refrigerator, parking, References required. MAN<3HESTER Green — 3 your plans or oun. Woaley R, ANDOVER — clean 4 bedroom our profound emotion ... In this t h e magnificent - 150 pound freezer, 2 years old, CaU 643-2693 after 4:30. large sunny rooms, 2nd floor, Smith Construction Co. 646- Ctq>e, garage, large wooded serious and noMe decision you like new, *176. 643-7666. 1007. NEW YORK (AP) — The FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, *80 monthly. 647-1203. lot, 118,000. Leonard Agency, have made.’’ otock moricet drifted eiknleseily kitchen and living room BUILDING LOTS — 00X130’, RSealtore, 6464M60. At his final Mass on Sunday ta tax fairiy aotiive rtradtag early privileges, gentleman only. 'Zir—„ ™ Notre Dame Church, Cardinal Furnishad FrankUn St. City water, sew- ANDOV^No 842. Flve-b^- said he was leaving a tUa ortecnoon. Contrast Bands Call 649-9254 after 6:30. Italian Provincial 11-17 . er. CaU 640-8782 after 0. iwm 2 flwitocra “civilization of abundance luid Advances and declines among Apartmants 63-A model 3602 fomal dining - men and women who love me to Htf^ individual stocks were tdmost ONE ROOM furnished apart­ even but the averages dipped. Piapaily R Brokers felt that caution and A Modern Miss ment, women only. Apply Mar­ ... Astro-Sonic Stereo surpasses aU other ^ r c h , nnnAi Olid Other men and wom- low 's, 867 Main St. rS A 74 2 acres. All in excellent condl- ... ^ „ confusion may be Induced tton. Asking only *29,800. R. J. ®" “ *‘® ™®- among Investors by problems achievements in the re-creation of sound! EAGLEVHLB Lake — Cottage ^NCHESTER — 3 rooms In­ Fipgg CO.. 742-7141, 742-9680. Qls at Camelhack arising out of the devaluation of cludes heat, *130. J. D. Real In exceUent condition. Drijled the British pound. well, lot 60x160, fuU price $0,- BOLTON Center — 6 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — And they said that it wouldn’t Estate, 648-6129. Advanced, highly efficient Magnavox solid-state circuitry replaces tubes and com­ NO. -TME^E RELINER^ CAbi 900. C!aU days 280-6469, eve Randi, 3-car garage, 4-bed- Fifty-one combat veterans of be unexpected it the market ponent-damaging heat . . . sets an entirely new, never-before-possible standard o f ntags, 648-2882. rooms. 1% baths, famUy size Vietnam's Jungle fighting ^ERIOU^ OAMAdB'fO '■ 1| -The <$um^ a n r pon e paused at this stage to consoli­ Business Locations breath-taking performance and lasting reliability! Wtehen, one acre lot with horse slipped smoothly ta to life today ST AFFORDVnLB Lake — ^TRUOTUBE. (F PENTUBE^ date after a three-week ad­ For Ront 64 barn and paddock. ExceUent at an Arizona resort Inn. PON'T FIT, $EE yoUB. vance. furnished cottage, lot 100x160’ condition. SeUng tor *22,600. The groiq> was flown In Sun fuU price, *0,900. CaU days, P EN TI^T Steela, aircrafts and tobaccos STORE FOR RENT — down F or fiurther tatformoUon caU R. day night for the annual H..lth C.ptul.t givM h«lplul Infofmatian. were moetly lower. Rubbers, 289-6469, evenings, 648-2882. It it net intoodaiid to ^ off •a Aagnottk Mhira. town Manchester, State Thea­ Charming Colonial F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, 049- “Oirlstmas out ot the foochole," nonferrous metals and drugs ad­ tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, a free, one-week vacation begun model 3604” Your choice 0340. vanced. State Theatre, c;c-7sc;. three yean ago by the former The Dow Jonea average of 30 Out Off Town owner of Camelback Inn and SEPERATE office buUdlng for industrials at noon had slipped For Sate 75 continued by the manage­ Wholesale Tire 1.78 to 880.82. rent, 30 Grove St., Rockville. of eight fine Pay Request ment. SOUTH WINDSOR — new The Associated Press 60-stock Ideal for professional business, The arrival held a big sur­ Submits Low Bid etc. CaU 640:2871. Ranches, Raised Ranches and average at noon was down .2 prise for most of the men—the to 816.2 with Industrials off .7, furniture ColofdalB oU with a view. This Under Study warmth of welcoming crowds. STORE FOR RENT. Main St., U quoUty and value. CaU for inie Wholesale Tire Co. of reils unchanged and utilities up Manchester in State Theatre details, Hoyss Agenoy, *46- A Uot o f prapoood pay In- Manchester ta the apparent low .1. building, reasonable rent. For styles o in . oraoMa« « « - and --amendmenta------to the- he tilSiirat »«PP»ytag the town American Motors, which on- Information please call theatre wortefog agiecmeot wOh the with Its tire and tube needs J manager at 643-7832. lafo'T-room home buUt 1966, to the^l^n^^M ieid “ “ *® months. electronic automobUe, declined MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’, • Astro-Sonic Stereo re-creates music fiawiessiy • with magnificent heated flnlihed rec room, 2- laot by the ad- ®P®“®** ®“*" about half a point. b su u d ifju L large basement. 832 Main St., Far Eastern Contemporary model 638 I central. CaU 622-3114. tonal (jimension and fidelity from • records • exciting Stereo FM • 2s,i"iSJ52’usrt;s "**•>»»■ «>»««).»>»”'> ”> • *• American Stock Exchange. ^ prapooBls wradd focreose j ,ound out It was the mayor, a below manufacturers’ USED CAR LOT for lease, 261 beautiful drift-free and noise-free Monaural FM • as well as selective tr u evw fiiHhar tafOr^attan woge* o f MhDol curtodiOiia, me- band and some college girls,” list prices. MISS Broad Street, Manchester. Fur­ QonbufnpohaJtip AM Radio • All models offer • two high-efficiency 12" Bass Woofers S d r I ^ iSSS* t i« « ,e ^ m a t o t « ia i» e .w o e ^ he said . Nlchota-Manchester Tire Oo„ Doctors Report f SIZES ther Information, call Thomas by *fi,060, or an average Mke ------^ Mancheeter, the only 6-16 Colla, 643-9566. • two 1,000 cycle Exponential Treble Horns with the equivalent acous­ of about xUne per cent, School BOLTON - firat time offered, ^ "“***■ ®“®'®^ ***: Heart Patient ' Contemporary styled compact console in grained Walnut color. FOR RENT or lease, newly tical efficiency of 20 cone speakers • undistorted music power output expandable 5 room Ciqie. Sun- SupeBtatendenit WDUam Curida 1 O W H I * .0 8 ^ T V O i r 8 «d on a dtacount of 10 per cent Cabinet features turned legs with brass -ferrules. Zenith Hand­ remodeled store on Main St., Doing Excellent ‘ 1| i: |Mn-0-RAMA • plus the exclusive Micromatic Player that banishes discernible record poroh, large patio, fireplace. ^ ftHll Nfbt Fill! “ **®' ®*“‘ «“®^ , approximately 800 square feet, windows, base­ crafted Chassis with no printed circuits, no production shortcuts 8278 combination Bids were opened today atao CAPE TOWN, South Africa Ideal for builder, real estate and Diamond Stylus wear • Now—your records can last a lifetime • Deiqilte an above-normal rain- (or a. variety of chemlc$d mq>- 3 3 yr*. ment garage, 2 acre 1^ with ®«P®- (AP) Louie Washkaneky, in for unrivaled dependability. Super Video Range Tuning System for ______2602 or home improvement busi­ a view, ^ location, * » 000. «»veral Improvement, fti worfc- ■ Select from over 30 authentic furniture styles. .rnhZr* Mancheetor’e pues for the town water depart- r Btrildtig duo for mother and ness, private office with show­ ultra sensitive reception and super selectivity. Sunshine* Color daughter is a great season-start- Crochet go-togethers — a U ft R Realty Co. lnc„ 648- water-storage reservoirs ment and the town rec deport- C^r than room and storage room. Also er, boasting contrast bands for shell • stitch skimmer with 2092, Robert D, Murdock, 648- were stUl 96, million gaUons bo- ment, with nine bidders offer- ^ ^tinued tS^ one store approximately 350 Picture Tube. Exclusive Patent*ftf^Z.enith Color Demodulator. 6 i- the new look on the fashion matching helmet and mesh square feet suitable for office COMPACT Solid-State Stereo oonsoles from scene. Two ixitterns. stockings — are the choice of ------to a report by Lawrence for several of the Items and ^jore said. Oval twin-cone speaker. or small retail, paneled walls French Provincial, 647 ^ S S r ^ iii^ to e h ^ union Wlttkofske, town water super- varied for othera. j , from Groote Schuur No. 8277 with Patt-o-rama Is today’s Modem Miss! Cro- and carpeted floor, 643-9678. ", in siaes 9, 11, 12, 18, 14, 16, cheted in a soft wool and bright only 38" L, 17V4" D, 25‘A" H. ...portables from only $ 3 9 ^ VERNON and TOLLAND oraDoael would h«v« coot *67,- Town Purchasing Agent Jo- Hospital said hta condition ta Modd S2951 Under $500.00 r 18, bust 80H to 38. Size 11, color, all easy to make and 600 end that the admlnWtraitlon, "^® i’®®®*’'^®^® ®®P*‘ Haas said that the bids satisfactory and he would prob- I bust, 2H yards of 45-ihch. wear. 0 room Cape only $10,006 t«rg»iai*n«r from a etahting of- proxlmately 382 mUllon gaUons, be studied ta detaU to de- ably be allowed to sit up for the No. 8278 with Palt-o-rama Is Pattern No. 2602 has crochet New 6 room Ranch, *iM),000 fer of 884 006 had ten- Increase of 34.6 million gal- termlne the winning ctmtrac- first time since hls badly fl- Up To 3 Years To Pay In sizes 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. directions for sizes 6 to 16, incl. Now 7 room Raised Ranch, taiUwa oneeinent on the *41,- *®”® ®^®® ^®'^- capacity fijrs. He said that ho may award brosed heart was removed Deo. M— 4, VA yards of 45-inch. Send 30c in coins plus 10c for *33,000 660 oompromfoe. mllUon gaUons. bids to a mtalmum of compa- s and replaced with that of a Send 00c in coins plus 10c for first-class mail and special THREE W A Y S 7 room Cape ..plus 2 acres, Loot yeor’a favrmieft came to Rainfall ta Manchester last njes, based on low and cloeest young woman kUled In an auto flrst-olaM mail and special handling for each pattern, *21,900 ennraxfoMtiehr 686,000 he oald »u®nth measured 8.83 inches, to low bUta. accident. hamfllng for each pattern. Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve­ TO BUY 4 bedroom Colonial, *38,900 ftkAm. answer naiaiiinna- 4rato m a rmno^Hlrm from against®«®hist a November average of The biddenbidders are: Jones Chem- Hie 06-year-old wholesale gro- Sue Burnett , (Manchester ning Herald, 1100 AVE, OF 1. so Days Cash 2 family. 84M, *34,900 the board. Inches. icale Warwick, N.Y.; Sea- car’s, sense of humor, wUch Evsniiv HenOd) 1100 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. I t gmuted, the proposal will Manchester rainfaU since Jan. Lawn cf liong Beach, L.I., N. seems to run to the macabre, ABfBBICAB, NEW YORK, N.T. 10036. 2. 14 Down—'4 so, W, 90 R. J. FLAGG ft CO" — for sol- 1 ^ inches, against an 11- Y.; American Cyamlde Ooip. now has gotten around to Dra- Print Name, Address with Gracious Apartment Days—No Interest or sotM to *467 060 The ounrent month average of 89.19 Inches, of Unden, N.J.; Chemical Oorp. cula. One of hta nurses said Stan’s T V 1*888 876-0774 or 876-4841 Zip Code and Style Number. Living In Lovely Manchester Carrying Charges Potterton’sinc. oG0t % *446,8»0. ' Wlttkoefeke said today that of Springfield, Mass.; Allied when the doctor comes to take a 1073 MAIN SIVEET TELEPHONE 649-9279 Print Name, Addross with Zip DELUXE TOWN HOUSES Code, Style Number and Size. Send OOc today for your copy OPEN DAILY TO 9 PsM.— SAT. TO 5:30 rrtaniiminn o f the propooale the snow and rain of the past Oiem tcal c f Andover, Maas.; blood eamiUe, the patient usual- At Moderate Prices 8. No Down Payment— ‘ : Oet a head start on up-to-ttie- of the ’67 Fall ft Winter Al­ Rental Agent VKnMnM new ■ mom Ranch. w«l be elated for the boord’e two days should...... raise the stor- ~Barker ■ C2iemtoal ~ ■ - of - W. -Spring- ly,ly quips: “Here comes Dracu- Up to 9 Years Budget SERVICE and SAIpES s styling with the new Fall bum! It has free directions for J. D. RE&TY 130 CENTER STREET FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 'S?*!?ini.tL temfrom ^Vernon W n Cta- next next aeiaftonMonday.’Themeet- eenrinn Monday. age of aU tour reservoirs, and field, Kaos.; Flelda Point lUg. la. crocheted tarn and 'bathroom Wuhkanaky called himself ft Winter ’67 Issue of Basic 6iS-5129 • 64S-8778 eiT aillioom s din- h « baa *>®«« ™»ved up a week that Roaring Brook, which ta Oorp. of Provldenoe, R.I.; Savd W« W« Imve our own oervtoe department Sava Meney — briog hi yarn radhw. portahfo TY. 5 1 Fashton, Only 00c a copy. accessory set. w l' ^iZi^flrenlace 818.'900 broauTO tl»B regular meeting near capacity now, probably will Bleach of East Hartford; and "the new Frankenstein" soon BH Idg roota, ^ n«riM- overflow. Hubbard-HoU of Waterbury. after hta operation. Meyer Agency. 64M609. idght Italls this year on Ohrlrt- overflow. 1 i: 1

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.* ■ • \ TUESDAY, OBCBOffi^ 12,1 9 6 7 fnandrealrr StnmlQg Herald H m Week Ended The Weather D eeepiker t , lOCI Partly cloudy toolglit .ead -K , - -•' VM»ni« of Wortd War 1, The Manchester Senior Cltt- Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Fhl he did not know what happened tomorrow. Low tonight In tha A bou t Town PatrsKlM and Auxaiwy wtU nn’s (3ub, Inp., will have its sorority will mirat tonight at 8 Police Report to make Ms car swerve, though Police Arrests [: SOa.eromomn^ In 40a. halve a OirMmaB panty Aunday Christmas paiiy tomorrow at he thought It may have been l f t « . iMifmiat Ssootut, a read- at the home of Mrs. Paid Hlmer- 15,563 ak 2 psn. ak the VFW bcnw. 3 p.m .at the Senior Citisen's five Mishaps lac apectaHat. mt: Miuidi«at»r son, 36 H om e T er., B ast Hart­ bad brakes. Manehetter— A CUy of ViUege Charm Members aae raminded to tak v Center, Myrtle and Linden Sts. John R . Delanoi 36, ot Hart­ Oommunlty Oodage; and John ford. Mias May Mary Ellen O’t A panel tnrck di*v«n by N o o a grab bag gift tatbried "Ms” or Santa Claua will preside at an Police yesterday investigated ford was charged with bnacb Oaiaion, MOCTa db«etor’o< atu- Meant will be hostess, and m im men - P. Mlontfock, 18, ot 14 VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 62 (FORTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESrrai, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1967 (Claerifted Adverthdiig on Page 41) PRICE SEVEN CENTS "h ere," exchange of gifts, and there will five motor veMcle mishape in­ deat perBOtm^ attendad a read­ Marion BroneUl will present the flumm8t SL, went around a cor­ of peace last Mght after ha be entertainment. A catered ing improvement conference program . volving nine vehicles. One per­ ner eit MSatn and Wadsworth allegedly threatened Albert Da- ' The waya and meana commit­ dinner will be served at 6 p.m. D oc. d-S at Kiam eaha Laka, son was taken to the hospital e t ycBteiday afternoon and Mt tee of Center OongregaUcaal Vaux of 801 Main with a N.T., aponoored by Science Re­ Miss Ann B. Blanchfleld, and one written warning was the door o t a parked car which Church wIH meet tomorrow at I>aiugliltera o f L iberty, Mo. 136, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James •wuog open in front of hb knife. search Aaeoctates. given. •Pioneer 8 7:30 p.m. In the church office. ‘wOi nwcit tn n iglit ok 8 a t Orange E. BloxKhfteld of 81 White St. tru ck . Police say they wsri called Hall. Members ere reminded to .June C. R leder o f 822 EUlng- Fkank J. ManoCMd, Mairine was recently elected to the stu­ Mbrth** told poUoe the wom­ by Mrs. DeVoux on the Instruc­ Manchester Youth Council bring garte for a grab beg. ton Rd., South Windsor, was tion of her husband, and that Oorpe League AuxSiary wlH dent council as a representa­ en who opened the dopr to the wlU meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. tive of Junior day students at taken to Manchester Memorial Delano was apprehended out­ Blasts Off King Asks Greeks meet; tomortwwr cut 8 p.m. at the oar would not idenUity heraeif,' at South Methodlat Church. The Rev. Richard W. Dupee, Hospital after the car she was side 801 Main St. Mactne home, Darker St. Bay Path Junior College, Long- am she did not report the ac­ associate pastor of South Meth­ driving rolled over onto its DeVaux told pMloa the ac­ meadow, Mass. cident to polioe heraeif, poUce The pastoral relations com­ odist Chimch, will lead a discus­ roof and landed on its wheels cused had rented an apartment h ifo Orbit 'nraiwaitienac Brides and Par­ on New State Rd. near Adams say. mittee of North Methodist sion of "Foundations of Chris­ Machinist Mate 3.C. Frank L. from Mm some six months ago. ents AnaocilBUion w ill m eet to - St. yesterday morning. Morfclock came to headquar- Church will meet tomorrow at tian Faith” at a meeting of the Maloney, son of Mr. and Mrs. He told police Delano came to ' OAPB KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) mcmmr at 7:30 p.m. at the Vet- The 19 year old girl was 9 p.m. at the church. Adult Discussion Group tonighi Frank H. Maloney of 23 EngSe- tera after the coUtekm to re­ the apartment yesterday and --Haamlng back atzt»g Mgneht eraaa Memorial Clubhouse, Bast treated at the hospital for a cut To Oust Military at 7:30 at the church. He will port the accident. The right wanted some clothes ha had left to aarth, a robot "Intorplaae- Hartford. Ttwre will be a Brit­ wood Dr., has recently retuni- A missionary meeting will be also speak about "The Life and on her arm and released, a rear bumper of the track he behind. When DeVaux told Mm tory waatharman" named Plo- ish Ohflstxnas specialty food ed to the United States aboard ATHENS, Greece (AP) — held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Teachings of Jesus Christ” to­ hospital official said. was driving 'waa dannaged. he had thrown the clothes away, naar 8 rookatbd Into orMt party and a grab bog. the guided missile frigate USS King Constantine, evidently the Church of the Nocarene. morrow at 10 a.m. at a meeting The car she was driving was Jolm B. TVxxney, 3fl, of Too- Delano allegedly pulled the hround tha eun today to help Walnwrlght after a seven-month backed by part of the army, of the Adult Study Class in Su­ badly damaged and was towed mey Rd., Bolton, drove iite car knife and threatmed DeVaux. weave a network t ^ could iMaritha C ircle o f th e EJman- deployment with the U.S. Sev­ CommUsioned called on his people .today to Calvary Church wlU have a sannah Wesley HaU. away by a South Windsor wreck­ to the left on Hartford Rd. Delano was fined $86 in c ir­ Warn aetronouto ot deadly eolar ud Church Women wHl have a enth F leet In the Gulf o f Ton­ oust the military dictatorsMp Prayer and Praise Service to­ Second Lt. Wayne C. Huot, son er, police say. when a oar pulled off to the cuit Court 12, E ast H artford, radiation storma In apace. Oaliatmas party after its reg­ kin. and restore democracy to tMs morrow at 8 p.m. at the church. The„,Grade 6 class of Norto of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Huot The gdri told police she was curb in front cf Ms. In passing tMs morning. Bn route to the aun-Mrcllng ular meetftig Thursday at 2 MeUiodist Church will meet to­ driving at approximately tMrty land where it was born. "What the Bible Is all About" of 47 Pioneer Circle, was re­ this car, the car he was driv­ Daniel Henry, 84, of Glaston­ path between that of earth and pjn. in the Reception Room of Temple Chapter, OES, will morrow at 3 p.m. at the church, five miles an hour in the rain, Mon, Pioneer 8’a fiery Delta His appesd raised the specter wlH be the topic of a midweek cently commissioned at Fort ing hit a oar driven by Ray­ bury was charged with Intoxi­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the and the confirmation class will on the snowy road surface. She ot civil war in the wake of with­ service tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. mond J. Geraldi, 27, of 120 cation last night. PMlce say he booeter rocket aucceaafuUy The Rev. Henry C. Anderson Masonic TemiJe. The Rev. Dr. m eet at 3 ;10. SiU, Okla. told police she lost control kicked a radio-retay communi­ drawal of part of Greek forces ___ ' ♦ at Trinity Covenant Church. BUrch S t., 'Which was traveling was foimd sleeping in the door­ 1$ from Cyprus in the face of Turk- wfll lead devotibns. Hostesses J. Manley Shaw, pastor of South He entered the Army in Jan­ of the car, Mt the curbing on cations satellite into orMt in the opposite direction. way at 10 Bissell St. Henry was Ish demands. are M rs. liliia n G ustafson, Mirs. Methodist Church, will conduct The handicraft group of the uary 1967 and com pleted Ms the opposite side of the street, around earth to be used for test­ Town Manager Robert B. The ntlBhap took plane near' fined $10 in court in E ast Hart­ The king repudiated the mili­ Irma Harrison, Mrs. Sophia a Vesper Service. After the Newcomer’s Club will meet to­ the car rolled over completely ing America’s man-to-the-moon Weiss was guest speaker at a basic training at Ft. Jackson, BkJweM S t. yeetieirday m orning. ford tMs morning. The Judge re­ tary coup-ot last April. Johnson, Mm. Anna KJSllson service there will be a Christ­ night at 7:30 at the Community once and landed on its wheels tracking network. "We now meeting of the Manchester-Bol- S.C. He attended Officer Can­ Both vehicles were moved prior mitted the fine since the ac- Shortly before he spoke troops and Mrs. Hilma Lavey. Mem­ mas party. Members are re­ Y , 79 N. M ain St. M rs. John about 15 feet off the side of the “We now have the Pidbeer 8 ton Welcome Wagon Club Thurs­ didate SchoM Prep and Artil­ to axTlval of poUce. ctised has seven children, po-' and tanks took up positions bers (me rem inded to brin g a minded to bring grab bag gifts. McCandless will demonstrate road. spsMiecralt bi a solar orMt,’’ day, Dec. 7, at Mott's Commun­ lery at Ft. SIU where he was A car dri'ven by Rtchaird B. lice say. around key buildings in Athens, gift to exchange. Officers will wear colored how to make paper mache fig­ Police gave her a verbal warn­ National AeronauOca and Space ity Hall. His topic was the "His­ instructed in' gunnery, com­ ing for driving too fast for con­ Turmenne Sr., 28, ^ RodcvtUe, Louis J. Sullivan, 58, of 89 and the state-run radio said the gowns. ures for a Nativity scene. Adminlatration spokesman said Cpl. Charles R. Edwards, son tory and Present Government munications, transportation, ditions. and one driven by Edwaid G. Summer St. was arrested on a government was ready to de­ of Manchester.” The next meet­ surveying and leadership. 86 minutes after the double pay- of Edwin M. Edwards of 38 Wells Spec. 4 Paul T. Kelly, son of The Twin Mothers Club of G eorge M.. R isley, 27, o f 127 Bernsten, 31, 'of Andover, col­ warrant last Mght for breach of fend Itself. ing of the club will be Thurs­ Ranking at the top of Ms class, load blaated off at 9:08 a.m., The 27-year-old monarch de­ St., returned home this week af­ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kelly of Greater Hartford will have a HigMand St. got a written warn­ lided aUghtly at Miain end For­ peace. Police say the, arrest day,, Jan. 11, 1968, at 7:30 p.m . Huot has been cited as a Dis­ BST. The trlokyy two-in-one shot clared leaders of last April’s ter serving 18 months in Da 17 Chambers St. recently was Christmas psuty after Its reg­ ing for failure to drive in the est St. yesterday at 1:10 p.m. stems from a dlsturbanqe at at Mott’s Community Hall. tinguished mUltary graduate giv­ eioeed out the 1967 lauunch coup were only a segment of the Nang, Vietnam. He celebrated promoted to his present rank ular meeting tomorrow at 8:16 proper lane after Ms car Mt a Both dri'vera told poUce they the address on Dec. 8 when the ing Mm the option of accepting schedide at Ciqi>e K'Oinedy. arm y. his 21st birthday on the day of while serving with the 1st Caval­ p.m. in the MltcheU Room of parked car belonging to Cyril had a green light in their favxxr. accused allegedly struck Mrs. a regular Army commission. Ellen Rosanioer of 108 Spruce 0 Sclehtlsts refer to the Pioneer "A spirit of revenge will not his return. He served with the ry Dlv. (Air) In Vietnam. He South Congregational Church, D. Roya of 71 Seaman C3r. last Dolioe say minor damage was After spending the Christmas St. who was visiting there. family of epacodraft as “in- prevail," he said, “ but I will not 1st Tank B., First Marine Dlv., entered the Army February Hartford, klembers are remind­ night. The Roya car was empty, done to the Turmenne car, while Pair Steals holiday at home, he wUl be as­ the damage on the Bernsten Sullivan is scheduled for court terplBimtary weathermen” and accept any disobedience from in Vietnam. After the holidays 1967 and received basic training ed to bring a grab bag gift. parked on Center St. near Knox signed to the U.S. Army Arm­ St. Risley is quoted as saying car was negligible. appearance on D ec. 29. said sensors aboard Pioneer 8 now on and it will be crushed Cpl. Edwards will report to at Ft. Campbell, Ky. He had or and Desert Training Center, could provide the best Informa- mercilessly. There will be no The Church of Christ will have Camp Lejeune, N.C., for reas­ further training in weapon Power Tools Ft. Irwin, Calif. tlqn yet on bow great a danger compromise.” a midweek service tomorrow at signment. He has requested an maintenance at Ft. Dix, N. J. and A 1966 graduate o f M anches­ radiation storms emitted from He referred to the Commu- 7:30 p ^ . at the church. Pdw«r tools were taken ftiom assignment to Japan. Ft. Lee, Va., and was assigned ter High SchoM, he attended the mn pose to astronaute. I •* nist-led Mvll war of 20 years ago to Vietnam in August. the work aiite at Fountain VR- Manchester Community Col­ Working with other draft pre­ and asked the people to assist Miss Janice Kay Noren, Mrs. Gordon J. Metevler of lage yeeteirday shortly alfber lege. viously' Iktmched, (frum-diaped Mm, follow Mm and support daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hel- Save 144 W. Middle -Tpke. has been D avid J. Turner o f 110 H ack­ Pioneer 8 could poeslbly lead to Mm. mer Noren of 9 Robin Rd., was six by two men who drove off during our selected to appear In the 1967 matack St. is On a committee to a foolproof means predksting recently elected vice president in a truck. vein B row n o f Hlaintford 'was The king spoke by radio from edition of Outstanding Young asalst needy families throughout when dangerous flares will of her residence house at Rus­ taken from Oavey's Restaurant Salonika, the major city of Women of America. Miss Elaine the Greater Springfield, Mass., Louie Rousseau of Bloomfield, erupt'on the sun—Just as earth- sell Sage College, Troy, N.Y. Saturday nighit a s he 'was ait- northern Greece. Verbarg of Hartford will also area at Christmas. The commit­ a wa'bchman for the F. V. Odh- tendtng a oom pany .painty there. P R EM IER Ei ntBMOBIU erbltlng weather satellites htip There were reports that the appear In the publication. Both tee is made up of members of Etruotion Co. whiich is doing PoUce say the coat is valued at forecasters predict climate on 3rd Armored Corpe in Salonika Manchester Jehovah’s Wit­ DAYS. are members of XI Gamma Alpha Phi Omega fraternity at $50. this planet—BO manned space had rebelled against the mili­ nesses will have group discus­ WKnk at the Site, told 'police he Chapter, Bata Sigma Phi sorori­ American International College, flights cap be scheduled around tary dictatorsMp. The leader of sions of the Bible aid “Life Ev­ found two men lea’viing the About $30 in change and Mils ty of Manchester. Springfield. them, ^facials said. the corps is a Gen. Perldts, erlasting In Freedom of the propeity In a pick lup tnuck. He was taken from the Chevron known as a strong aiqtporter of Sons of God” tomorrow at 7:30 told police he aaiw three build­ Service Station off MciNaU St. > ICeanwhlle, the eight-sided The Connecticut Association XI Gamma Chapter, Beta Sig­ the king and an opponent of the p.m . at 18 Cham bers S t , 726 N. ers saiwB end one chain saw on sometime Sunday. Ray Ldbbey pdmmunlcatloiis p a y 1 o a d— of Public Accountants will have ma Phi sorority will meet to- dUffVfBtl April coup. M ain S t, 287 Oakland St., 71D the trunk. of Wapping told poll'ce four called 'TTS for test and training GoUy^ Old St. Nicholas The Greek Embassy in Lon­ its annual Internal Revenue Ser­ nlgkl at 8 at the home of Mrs. Bluefleld Dr., and In South Ajfter he stopped the truck, boys weire in the area of the sateI]ite^—was to act as an orbit­ vice Night Thursday at 8 p.m. Gordon M etevler, 444 W. M id­ don said toe Ministry of Infor­ Windsor at 144 Griffin Rd. the men told him they worked diesk w here th e m oney was al relay statkm to exerotse Joey Lampton tries to get to the bottom of things store. Santa still manages to hold onto Mark Em­ at Howard Johnson Motor dle Tpke. The Exemplar ritual for the company, then drove off. kept when fit disappeared. America’s ApMIo man-ln-space mation in Athens reported that before Santa Claus hauls him out from under bry with the other hand. (AP Photofax) a coup had been attempted by a Lodge, Wethersfield. Joseph will be conferred. The Lucy Spencer Group of Rousseau told poUoe that on An attempt ■wats made to global tracking network .Scien- group of army officers. Connally, district director of in­ Second Congregational Church checking the 'work area he break Into the Charter Oak ,J$Bta pecked the TTS In Qie en­ Santa’s chair at a Louisville, Ky., department BUY THIS A terse bulletin over tlie ternal revenue', will be the mod­ Members of King David will have a Christmas party to­ found the tool shed had been Sport Shop off TV>Uand Tipke. gine compartment of the three- King Congtantine erator. Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet broken into end the four pow­ over the weekend. Polfice say stagfe Delta’s second stage so it state-run national radio de­ morrow at 2 p.m. in the church clared: "The April 1 revolution tonight at 8 at Holmes Funeral er toois were milsatog. much damage was dene to a ALL NEW parlor. Mra. Louis Tuttle and FaUs Four Points Last Month Is determined to fulfill its mis­ The British American Club H om e, 400 M ain St.,, to conduct Mrs. Maude Shearer are host­ Rousseau took down .the reg­ door in an attempt to Tpiry fit will have its annual children's a memorial service for the late istration number of the truck open. The door is at the rear 1968 pells Pkoneer .$. into a sun-clr- sion ." esses. The radio did not ^borate, Christmas, party Sunday at 2 Charles Aspinwall, a 60-year and gan'e it to police. of the building. Entry was not ■cUng path. ” 10% Spending Cut p.m, at the clubhouse. member of the loi^e. but It was clear that tho Junta Members of the Manchester A top coat belonging to 3tev- m ade. ■ 20' RECTANGULAR ITS was designed to receive Jobless Rate Low est in 6 Years oolonsls were determined to DIAQ. 227 sq. In pictura Barth-ta-Bpace Signals on tiie Business and Professional Wom­ crush any move to oust them. en’s Club will meet tomorrow same radio frequency used in WASHINGTON (AP) — The The unemployment rate in larly a rise in retell, salen to Nbmildtea aooouated for 22 Athens remained outwardly Passed by Senate at 6 ;30 p.m . at the Vernon Hav­ : ApoBo maimed flights, while re­ natlcmal unemployment rate fell November last year was 8.6 per $28.6 billion, an InoresM o f $400 per cent ot the unemployed In calm as toe king staked tho fu­ turning stenals to ground track en Convalescent Home to dis­ four\ points in November, the cent. million over the previous November, but the nonwhite ture of Greece and Ms crown on 'WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ al rates, raising to 6 cents the ing stations on frequendss tribute gifts to the residents. a tlon s sharpest drop In more than six T otal employment rose month. JobleM rate dropped from 8.8 a move to oust the cMonds. gress, clearing its decks of most cost of malUng a letter. New members will be installed whldr will be used to report 460,000 to 76.1 million, with em­ The factory work week In No­ per cent in October to 7.8 per —The House passed and sent both stores yean, the Labor Department He had been obviously reluc­ major money measures and at a dinner meeting at 7:30 at sp(toecraft and astronaut status vem ber 1967 w as two-tenths o f c e n t to the Senate a $1.61 bilUon ap­ 75v reported today. ployment gains showing In non­ tant' to endorse last spring’s the Country Squire Restaurant, during an actual mission. m anufacturing buslnesB and In an hour longer than it was in The Jobless rate, for vdiite aiming for weekend adjourn­ propriation MU for toe Office of The Joblees rate of 3.9 per coup that overthrow toe consti­ Ellington. They are Miss Eliza­ f open tonight COLOR TV Pioneer 8 was to team up with cent last month reversed the i^ state and local governments. O ctober, but at '40.9 hours It w as workers fell from 8.8 to 8.4 per ment, Jiaa okayed spending bil­ E conom ic Opportunity, $870 mU- FAIRWAY tutional government. Informed beth L. Blase, Mrs. Cynthia other radlatlon-Btudying space­ still lees than the November cent. lions of dollars for government llon less than (Jongtess already ward trend in unemplojrment The department’s Bureau of sources said at the time he was FIRST fete FOR JUST craft already operating, inchid- pay raises and to fl^ t poverty has authorised for the anttyov- A. Camara, Mrs. Pauline A. during September and October Labor StatlBticB attributed 1966 woric w eek. Total employment in Novem­ not informed in advance ot the till 9 Ing Pioneer 6 located 144 minion wMle endorsing a $4.1 million erty program. Carroll, Mra. Elia N. Gaskell, and returned the over-all rate to about 200,000 of the Job in­ The Jobless rates for most ber was 76.1 million, seasonally coup and was forced to approve 691 SIAIN ST. MANCHESTER Mrs. Ruth K. Johnson, Mrs. mfles ahead of Earth and Pio­ the range that has prevailed creases to the return of strikers major segments of the labor adjusted, with 828,(X)0 of the in­ over-all spending cut. —^The Senate pfuued and sent tho party is more fun with a neer 7, which is trailing this ]da- toe military takeover. Dorothy F. Kenny and Miss sin ce late 1965. in manufacturing and transpor­ force, wMch moved up 1.6 mil- crease occurring in nonfarm Congressional action Tuesday to the President a bUl requiring aet by about 68 million miles, to Soldiers poured into toe city Shirley L. Turner. Mrs. Ada $ 4 5 9 ^ 9 5 The seasonally adjusted total tation, but Oommlaaloner Ai> ^lion to 78.1 m illion In N ovem ber, em ploym ent and 126,000 in agri­ included these developments: meet federal agencies to out study solar events from differ­ and Greek air force Jets took to Playdon Is Installing officer. of unemployed in November thur B. Ross noted the Novem­ showed the sharpest unemi^oy- culture. —Both Senate and House most spending by 10 per cent—a grab bag present ent points in space. the skies and swooped low over OPEN TONIGHT dropped to 9i9 miUUm, which ber figures do not fully repre­ nient decrease among adult State antf local government peussed and sent to President move designed to save $4.1 bU- Man-to-tfae-moon planters are toe capital. The Harvard Club of Northern countered the downward trend sent a return of workers after wom en. employment rose 60,000 during Johnson legislation for a $6.4 llon. AND EVERY NIGHT front either fairway I we have a wonderful assort- prlmarUy Interested in the solar Atoens was cut off by tele­ Connecticut will have its an­ usually occurring during the the Ford Motor Oo. strike. The unemployed rate for adult the month while federal govern­ phone from toe rest of toe coun­ billion, three-step pay raise af­ Today the House is to take up 'ment of gagr gifts, all fairway, priced to fit yoor fecting 6.6 million federal work­ nual football smoker tonight AND GET THIS (See Page Twenty-Two) month. Rom said the November fig­ men, at 2.4 per cent, was vir­ m ent em ploym ent fell 08,000 try and some other cotmtrles a Social Security bUl that would ft-i startliig with cocktails at 5:80 price limit. ures indicated some pickup In tually unchanged from the level continuing a four-monfit down­ ers and servicemen. The legisla­ boost aU benefits by at least IS T O 9 P.M . at the Hartford Golf Club. Jim the economy, ^e noted particu­ prevailing through this year. ward trend. (See Page Twentgr-Two) tion also includes a Mke In post- per cent as weU as hike Social Feula, Harvard’s offensive line nudn St. — manchester — east middle turnpike Security taxes. The bUl provides (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) coach, will show films and high- for minimum monthly benefit Ugfate o f tl)« past season at 7 ;46. paym ents o f $06 com pared w ito FREE LBJ Says Criticism the current $M. ■K President Johnson is expected to sign the pay-raise biU for •26“ VALUE W on’t A ffect Policy government employes and serv­ icemen In time for them to gat MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Vietnam 'war. And their volume by Christmas retroactive, in­ Prealdent Johnson says he wUl increased when he added: creases from last Got 1. Total not be deterred. Influenced or "But in the meantime I want c o s t o f toe raises b y 1960, when CART MtUuned by hia Vietnam yrnx you to know—and I want all aU stages are In effect, is esti­ critics "regardless of my polls Americans to know—that I am mated at $6.4 billion. It would and regardless of toe elections.” not going to be deterred. I am give postal workera a 6 per cent OPEN Modal Y4204W . Tha HAU Departing from Ms prepared not going to be influenced^ I am raise, other government work- Naw yau can anjay aasy roam ta-raaw maMIHy for your Color TV text In a nationally televised not going to be inflamed by a (See Page Twenty'-Two) vievring plus this outstanding valua in big-tcraan compact 20* diag. ' and broadcast speech to the bunch of political, selfish men EVERY table modal color talavision. Handsomely designed vinyl dad metal AFLrdO convention here Tues­ who want to advance their own cabinet in grained Walnut cd or. DIstinctiva naw integral escutcheon with front mounted color contrds. Oval twin-cone speaker. day, toe Preeldmt said: "I am in terest." ItlEH T going down too center of toe The President also had harsh rood—doing my duty as I see It words for congressional Repub­ Lindsay’s —tor the best of my country." licans, terming them '"wooden till ZENITH QUALITY FEATURES Tho r^tresentatlves of organ- soldiers" warring on progress. HANDCRAFTED lied labor roared their approval He asked toe representatives when Johnson said he would al­ of the 14-mlllion-member ‘Urbanists’ ■ Ntw Zenith High Performance Handcrafted Chaaala ways be ready to hear and act with no printed circuits, no production shortcuts for "House of Labor" to help Demo- for greater on any proposal for ending toe eratB elect a "great Congress” fewer service problems. dependability! In 1968. ■ Super Video Range 82-Channel Tuning System for About 2,000 convention dele­ ultra-sensitive reception. gates, officials and guests fre­ IRK (AX U.S. Believes quently Interrupted Johnson’s took office Inyor John V. Und- ■ Sunshine* Color Picture Tube for greater picture SAVENOIH/I Jibes at toe Republicans with y say reoruitM a breed of bright brightness. Soviet Pilots cheers, applause and laughter. young men he called "urbaiit- ■ Exclusive! Patented Zenith Color Demodulator Cir­ “The people know that the old Ista” and assigned them key Supplies S m cuitry for unsurpassed, true-to-life Color TV hues. Republican buggy can only go posts In bta administration. A id Y e m e n i one way—backtvards downhill," But their turnover ban been, U m itedl J(tonaon said. "That old Repub­ high: In less than 24 months 10 By JOHN ML HIGHTOWER lican buggy has been colliding S iswl 'ASir.t 4^'t' top Lindsay appointees have, re­ AF Bpeetal OssTespsodent with us all yekr long," he said UP Ftntotax) signed—some under Are, aome in anger, some with regret and WABHINCnON (AP) — Some of OpP efforts In Congress to A member of a U.S. helicopter crew takes a restful snooze in a quickly'-tied hammock after a combat mission in Vietnam. well-informed U.8. offlclala are M ock or alter Ms pnqtosals on some wito relief. convlneed Soviet mUltoty pOoto education, antipoverty, medical The latest to leave. Water have Itean flylar oomhat mis- care and Social Security. Oommlasloner Jamea L. llitr- OaoM for Yemen’s republican The President’s pledge to More Than in Korea in 1953 cue, one of Ltndaay's top poUtt- government against royalist stand firm on Ms Vietnam poli­ oal advlaem, resigned iniesday You M IGHT Beat Our focoss attacking SaiYa, toe c ^ - cies drew renewed backing while toe district attorney's of­ tal city . from AFLrdO President fice was investlgaUng a com­ TMs reported InvMvement of George Meany. Viet Airlift Pushes U.S. Troops to 475,000 plaint about Me aotlvitlee as an •17 Prices But You Can't Scvlet fliers, ustog Sovlst-mfde "We support you, Mr. Presi­ invoetment counselor before he plans# and stqiported by Soviet dent, and we urge you to carry- Joined toe city administration. SAIGON (AP) — The biggest troopera have been flown acroaa Westmoreland, now com­ U.S. mokesmen said the air­ Howell M. Estes Jr. commander ground MOWS Is oonsUtored on,’’ said Meany. Marcus, slated for a top job a irlift ot toe Vietnam, war toe Paclflo sinee Ndv. ITi and mander of aU U.S. troope In lift is toe longest and largest of toe Air Force Military Alrilft The only part of JMuiaon’s as head of toe Bnvironmei^ here to reflect Moeoow’s desire pushed U.S. troop strength in another 8,000 are due by Deo. VletaapteteMwrtbe Screaming ever staged direct from the Oom m and. Beat Our SERVICE! speech met with silence was Ms Protection Admlntetratkm, aap to establish power postOons In South Vietnam to about 476,000 39. EagUteVvUaMtoAnder from 1968 United States to Southeast Asia "Hi, Westy," said EOtes, plea for voluntary wage re­ ot toe mayor’s proposed auperg- 6 m Middle Bast, once toe axdu- today, more than the peak of Wearing combat faUguea with to 1980. T h e ' dtvIalon’B le t B ri­ "and gave us an excellent op­ beam ^, as he stepped from straints, similar to bis request genoles, fit too Undsay qpieolfl- ^ •nit in C h,, ‘ stve «*»wwiw c f W estern Inters 473,800 American flghUng men a .46 revolver and dagger gade has been In Vietnam since portunity to test oupairUtt oapo- toe plane In gold nylon flight last week for price restraint cations perfectly. ^rcoai. este. In the Korean war at its bsight tucked In Ms belt, the IQlet com­ Ju ly 1986. b tu tlee." suit. He fadd newsmen toe tnioe- ThspoMfidUty o f Sovlelt Ogbt- from 'business. A t to e tim e o f M s hatlioQwK|s 14 years ago. mander, llaj. Gen. OUnto M, When completed, the airlift The lift le delivering 10,868 for of more than 10,000 men talent search, close aides s ^ *nwti 4 r pextOolptetaon 'wbm raCoed a Rising prices, Johnson said, The U.S. Oommand toMi toe Baraantl, enapped a sglute on wlU have involved 398 transPa- troops, 6,118 tone of veMcles an could probably have been ac< few days ago when a royalist In- are “almply murder to all labor toe mayor waa looking fos a security wraps oft the transfer Ms arrival today at Blen Boa Mfto flights, whldi after die- cargo plus toe division’s full compUshed within seven days In formatlon minister said the ^nd to people with low or "Kennedy-type" admlnlrtrattoa from the United States of two AirfNUN and reported to Ctan. charging maa and euppUee gen­ complement of 106mm cannon an emergency. ■toT*** « n i , r body cf a Soviet pOot. carrying moderate incomesL" meaning “young, brainy and MODERN TV SERVICE mors brigades of toe U.S. lUet WUllam O. Westmoreland: "The erally, took off wltMn 16 minutes and 87 helicopters. Ituseian-Ianguage papers, bad The labor delegates eariier Westmoreland was at the air­ vigorous." Selection, they eaM, Airborne Divtsloo, Worid WaF iblst Airborne Dlvistoo la on toe 9,78$-mile flight back to BarsanU and Ms command 3B5 CRNTER ST. TBL 643-2205 been found. In official quarters this w e^ said they wouldn’t be port with a party of generals, was based on a maii'e aUUty to n ’a Screaming Baglas of Bae- preseM for oomlwt In Iflet- 101st Division headquarters at group arrived on a C141 Staillf- ) (See Page Tweaty-Twe) (Bee Page Twenty-Two) togne. About 7,000 of the para" Ft Cambell, Ky. ter Jet transport piloted by Gen. (See Page Twenty-Two) (See Page Twenty-Tsro) ______OPEN EVENINGS UNTII, CHRISTMAS ✓