THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 The Weather PAOi Twnnr-EiGHT iKanrtfPBtrr lEwning |fraU» Avm gg Dafljr Not Prggg Rm Gold with onow cootinuliig Ite w Weah MO. to the night Lowa In aOa. Ae- lage haa plans to eaudraot tt> cumulatioiw 8 to • Inchea be­ aervad as an aocaaa road for a 16, froim ttw sta te to ttw U , Nevaiwhtr Ig, 1MB fore changing to aleet. Tomer- Tba flatdor dwtai «< North Fenton obooM. Favon tor the traya Town Regains ancheeter Community OoDaga Gtovananent. campus on land oft HDMown ila l| r 0t?r iEiirnttig ^raUi were made by the auxlUary and row rabi, high In 80a United XathOdlat Ohureh and campus, originally plwhad lor The govemmant had odb- Rd. About Town the girl acoute. iraMb ODBgratatloiial Cbnreh of Strip of 'Land he NilU Site. veyed ttw Nike Site land to ttw 1 5 .3 4 1 Mmnehaatar— A City of Village Charm Hartford wU praaant a Chrtat- Hospital Patients Flrat grade pttpila at tlw ■nnm of M aneheater on July M, h m BpNT M «01 IBMt Skinner Road School made a In a . quitclaim deed dteied $200,000 in Refunds PRICX n ’c eo tb ____ _ Jan. U at aw rfi*- maa ooneait Sunday a t 7 :k0 p.m . To Nike Site Dec. 16, signed by State Treas­ 1066, under th e stIputeiMon th a t (Obwalftod Advertlabig on Vpgo 14) at North Methodiat Church, aoo Enjoy Turkey variety of flgurea out of p^per

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRH)AY, DECEMBER 27, ______C o l u m b i a lepurthig H had sneountersd (hs Sheinwold on Bridge Today in History Navy Begins sub diaaer. He said the Pueblo THEATER TIME Jet Crashes Open 6 Days Every Week — Thursday Nights till 9 at thsk time was dsod to wa­ NOBTH SCHEDULE noK BMonr orPomMT p o m N ews in ter coejdoetlng* underwater tsn»- 4 KQ963 ^ Into Snow; vdtAunr DOOBU 0 A643 Today la FHday, Dec. Xt, Oie Questioning perabire tests. Bast Windsor Drtve-ln—Bul­ By AiraXD BHBINWOLD Tba sub chaser ordered the 0 K1097 «nd day of iMft. There are litt, 9 « ; A fto a Madnsss, 7:80. Fm-Town Bdord By 27 During Past Year T h e W o rld Pueblo to Mes^fy herarif and Bators y m douMa tor p » None ftmr daya 1 ^ to the y « * ^ ^ _ Manchsater Drtve-ln—Impos­ None Killed tecgnuary? Janember? Anyway.. it’s our bij Pueblo Crew an American fla g was hoiated^ alUea; take a good look at » a w v r KANT Jamaa J. Rocha, who boa Daaptta Sm fart tort prajeoted Qutt claim deade, David Eto- Nigtrimn Army Charged sible Tears, 9:80; Dark of iha On thia date In IM *. Queen Jn- acoordkig to the Pueblo’s radio,

BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 ^ ^ 7 VMOB V O O * Fire Guts Stock Exchange TV-Radio Tonight both Item W f ^ To Leave Gty , Rural Home, a ^ y R k x x a N------LIBRA Tar K OaHf AtIMtr G w * SEPT ; Over Tax Levy open tenite nr Accoriffi^ to ffco Stof». OCT Six Perish tm I* . PHOADELPHIA (AP)— The T elevin on FAIRWAX ◄ To develop messoge for Soturdoy, 2< 3- 4-241 ORANVnXE. N.Y. (AP)-81X \ 5- reod words corr«ponding to numbers 26-2M4 Weatlwr.. euner r / / r I till I! nation's oldest stock exchange (18)) WbRWhat’S MyJJae « 68 And m li^ have been caused by an 8 Aw^ A e a ty Oooncil voted Huiro- your fovoritw Q - f “-n ; 9Roys 390*d 69Lo*o House over heated wood stove. 10 From 40 F i w k 70 To 12-15-17.32/0 day, U-6. to adopt the levy a4 (U) Herr ariltlB (O Mrs. ElUabeto Buachee, the | t is 45^SSS3u««.. 11 Be 41 Vom'w 71 Or part at fix iqiooiniag $46J mil- 8:00 (81) Waihlii«ton: Week la Re­ '56-S7.46 12Tohe ‘ 42 Through 72 Avo*d (M> What’S NewT view __ _ w«e of the owner, and one of I 13 Some 43 f ronknw* 73 Brewing CATMCOCN Hon tax pacfcage. Mayor James •;00 ( S-IIMMO) News (O 8:80 ( 8-18) Gomer Pyle her three cWktoen, ■nxsnaa. 10, CANCIt 44 Worth 74 Trouble ( I) Weather 14 Anything OK H. J. Tate signed the faffl. (KV304M0) Name of the new year’e party $npplie$ i f .- N 15 Short 45 If ^ 75 Enipy (10) McHale’a Navy Gam e (C) escaped by jumping from a sec­ 16 Thor 46 Ctipfur^ JAN Enidm WetherlU, president of (M) Who la . . ■ (M) Book B ^ ond-floor window. They were Ml- 47 An (82) HishUr*its (C) (40) lOany Squad 17Tnp 14-16-20-21M ' the 178-year4jld Philadelphia- (18) Voyasi to the Bottom of taken to a hospital to satisfacto­ «-54-59^ 18 YouTl 48 You . _ - JS-44-46 M . } 8) ------Scene--- '88 • hots • nolewmotom i 49Unempect«d 79P»oofure BalUmore-Waahington stock ex- the Sea _ ry condition, suffering from ^-77-79-83 19 Wm (80) Bpofta Show 20 Appeors 50 You BO Ar*d dsuige, said he will carry out j S | ^?3S‘’kaK l i S S 5 (C ) frostbite, ebook, bruises and lac- • popwr tabIwwcMW. wte. LtO 21 Eiusne 51 You 81 Toke .. JT PlayhoM c , * - • -.q r:' * iYrt 22 Spoilers 52 hkcetsify 82 & fn hla threatened move and "will • * }^ S :‘Nnm <0 (18) Sohaeriptlon TV erattons. i ♦ ■ -•(■**• -.i 'i'i-..:-* fi /■- orgoniiarional dlscount»i fool t Ai* 73 23 Wl^ 53 Hove 83 ConHct talk with the phone company 8:30 ( 8 ^ Oona of WBl Sonnetl Joseph Busfdiee, 82, file own­ 24 Erercrse 54 For B4Wnhes Monday to see about commtmi- ( 8) Weather (C) r »33^»M 25»*nf 55 Purpcaefy 85 Bright 10:00( MOT Judd Ibr *5?. er, Ms brother, Edward, 86, • 2 locstome; downtown main i .1 i j f r |y»<1.62 26Eruoy 56 Low 86 Your catton facilities.’’ : : S i i i B s ; s . ^ ’ woHd of 0 0 8 0 00 -80) Star Trek Mra. NeIHe WUUams, 68, Fred east middle t^ e., next to popular markst 27LmV 57 Through 87 Nog risen ■The 48-yesr-old executive had 10:16 (81) NET rBallval VIRGO 29 spectator 58 Hurt 88 Lights U :00 ( S-1D-U-X880-I0) Newa. Steele, 66, Ruth Jane Sumner, 6. lliirstrnnd the switch to force m T sk i Reports Sports, Weather 29 With 59 S e ^ ity 89 You VAR 70 and Walter Carl Sumner, 10, A • t 60S*6ro News. were Wiled. - X.' 1- 8-10-22/ the levy, “nie exchange’s board BporU. Weather (^Advcfse ^NcuiSl 23-5587-89V it(10X840) ® BunUey-Brinkley Mrs. Williams was Buscface’s of directors echoed the threat U:86 ( 8) Friday Bpej^etto grendmotoer and Steele, Ms un­ _ tost week when it, too, voted to •t.09 : « IS) 6VVW9News _ U:10 (10-8M8X()) Tonisbt (C) 7:00----- ( 8 < ,8)_ ) D Pw e a U t h h.------(18) late Movie d e . seek quarters elsewhere if the (IMMO) News, ( MOT Joey Blriiop (C!) State polioei said the nearest tax became law. SEE BATUKDAB’S TV WKEK f o e o o m p u c t b u w t i n g s neighbor was about a half mile Volpe Calls for Stress Wetherin expects 80 million away. ghares to be traded on the ex- HrrcHEnnimco.--::;^^" i^iange by year’s end. He mid if Radio The house was to flames by 54 M cKEE s h e e t } Of Mass Transportation the exchange remains in Phila- ad M s r I f the tone toey arrived, the ponce- . delphia through l#89t the Mock (TMs astiBg tBMadrs only these mts And be indicated that m r r r sth se ahar saM. D. D. EISENHOWER, D B^N JER • WASHINGTON (A P) — John ** tramfer tax wlU cause that vol­ The house was to the Wash- would give high priority to the ume to shrink to 15 mlllton WBCB-na 8:10 Speak Dp fporU J. P. KENNEDY, DECANTER ... A. Volpe, Pre*id«nt-el«ct Nlx- department’a Mgb-8peed train 6:00 Hartford Hlgblighta 8:80 Speak Ito Hartford togton County hamlet of Race- F.D . ROOSEVELT ...... B shares. 7:00 News U:S0 Barry larber viUe, north o f here, near the on’» choice for tran^wrtAtion project between Wasbbigton and He said the levy is not a tax 13:16 Sign Off 8:00 Oaallgbt WTIC—ItSt M . L . K I N G ...... ■ecreUry. say* more emphaaU New Yoeit and Bodoo, in his on the exchange or brokerage 18:00 QulH Booni Vermont border. WFOr—1U8 6:00 Afternoon Edition must be put on inaao tranapoeta- home state. Qrms, "but one on the custom- 6:00 News _ N U L IN B reproductions P R O M 6:00 Danny Clwton •:16 Mniket Report tton ayatems to oof>e with the Volpe aaid be reoently vialted 6:00 Dick HeatSertoo 6:80 Weather Japan’s faster and moce elabo­ "There is w) way," he said, 8:00 Steve X otm 6:86 Strictly Sports Now is the tone to bring to your screen ^ be repaired nation'a urtan tnarfle peoblema. 1:00 Gary Otranl 6 :» Afternoon Edition rate Tofcaido Line train run for “ to force them (the (nistomers) WIHF—188* 0:46 Ski Report Storm window glaM ptpleoed.___ ■nie Maasadniaetta governor which he noted the Japanese to do business in Philadelphia 6:00 News 7:00 Aocent 68 F U a OIL ffSH Thuraday in Wa first .lews 6:16 teM k Dp 7:16 Now _ , . have epet* a tot more money— when It’s so easy to get out of 6:00 News , 7:20 Dsvld B r ^ n r AUTO ULASS mSTALLGD ooiiference since appotated by 6:16 S p eak ^ Hartford about $8 the tax. They’re not going to use 6:66 Lowell ‘njomas 7:80 News of the Worid NbeoRj that "highwayii atone 7:60 Joe Gantfiota 15.4 The American pro]e

SfdoirrTnms-««wiOp«Drt,»A.M O pM DaBy 9 A.M. ..i0P.M -1 0 P.M. .-sw»4wW — Soturdoy tifl *i'.M 6 f.M . | | $<64101 KEUY ROAD OOHH. I 754M Ngturally—"Chfugc Cards'* Accepted—C.A.P. end C.B.T. HOURS: Moil, and Tims. 8-6 W«d., Tliun., FrI. 8-9 Sot. 8-3

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however, two are 16 yearn old, beaten on the head here Nov. Five Day Forecasi Memorial School gym. The Offleiats Seek iSrhen died to Tale-New Haven meeting’s action wlB bring the one flrom Bridgeport end the Tolland other from New Haven. The HoepMol. Temperatures during tbe flve- page sn authorised sales of the bcrxli to Three Miosii^ Boys Moynihan^s Book third Is * -year-old from Hart­ The viettm of ttae beating, on ^ 7 period beginning ttrturtey In s id e Une, wWi an act of the legisla­ 12 MIHUDEN (AP) -Ofltetefa ford. DhtwaM Avenue, was Hermes ora expected to average below point wtxm ti*b' Sailor Hurt ture extending the period from wHie stlU sesrrhltii for three at Mbleixtea, 29, of New llavcik normal with daytime high rea* ooBtribUttoc two years to four years. Poiloa sold they hod no de­ HUmrljeHUr p rT **T *” *1*^ (w m R e p o r t flv« youths reported mlsttng tails on whsttwr the two boys poUoe eold. He died Weztans- Inge generally In tbe upper 20i iMAYily to auiCaM < i.in Urmlnal Hints at Policies Family Worship Sunday will Oey end overnight lows In tite toons. from the Oomeotlout School for who a re tmrtt « t the minimum' (OoH a u ed from Page 8) In 'Vietnam ba observed Sunday at the UMt- Msrtdsn WbtkwMlBy seourtty center returned on their Chart., nanegan, 41. of un- ^ € v n t it i9 A ■urray o* 18 major aliporto in tlm b y ed OugregaUonal Church. Boys In dfaorter, says Mbynlhan, ^ of a negative Ittcome tax on 1000 oarioto addrvsa, was oirastod more t^ United Btaitaa, Bnfland and Franoa by ’There will be t » church school idgtat. on a warrant and charged with half an Inch occurring as a ^ p o b u b b k d b t t h > ___ Rowland Evans Jr. low-income tomlHes In New JSr- Visits Home and ito -PUgrlm Fellowahlp HBIAU> TBIH'IUIO OT.. INC American Aviatton macailiie ftMud Sda pnrven by the succession o f so- School auihoiitiaa and looal aggravated aaaajult to the beat- freezing rain and rain on Satuh sey. The etudy Is designad to sx- mertings. The PF offloers.wlU police wotod not release tiw “ “ “ ‘ “ u mrntll BUWt prcMem oommon to aH of them. dal t^haavala thst scoom- .^and over more than four years. Byron Wert of Betcn Rd., Dies After Beating tog, police said. No motive was (fay and again as rain or rtMW a n d Kobert D . Novak to the Viet- meet, however, at 7 p.m. at tbe names at the boys^ rttt rt Jota F. Keanedy btematloBal Akpoit panted efforts to mobilise the He Ukens this approach to the eertoutty wounded NEW HAVEN (AP)—A m gl-van. - about Wednesday. ssSE'few long irlrtory of eocnomte plan, nam War. ratunuxl home tor h ^e of Stevui KbUis, Hotor large fate Thursday. They sold. p u b U i^ , in New Tone em|itoy«a 42,600 panona, WABHINCrPON - poor. long msioiy o. ^ ^ ^ Phllsdal- Rd. rMBlw) Octolwr 1. IM ______end at any (hren Uma aa maBy aa 80,- of Federal He deociib four stogaa to nlng in the United Wr&ry BtboJbk ftuid&yft matoims dtopatetoed t o j t a t t ^ phla Navsd Hospttal. 000 o< them may ba on duty at tlie ttae fate of tbe “ most milttant oH Its attenueted mandate, the Manoheator Evening HeraM •dKoi dtotrlctn In reoee* w w provtslon o f tbe ShnploynMnt S£,2SiSroS/" «"» ***" tecmiaal. During a peak fro oid toaffle ogenotes” created under com­ Mfate dwrepwwa.oorrespendent Bette lUU«r. ______are almont certain *«> *» 7 ^ munity action: ’’First, a period Act of 18M commJttiiig the hour, aa many as 8,000 YeldolM ooma drawn by the Nixon sdmlnlstrw American national government gCBBCRimON RATES and 8 0 at 3¥K, sad moat at these are o f crganlttog, with mucta pub­ Payal)l« in Admnoe dORs _ ‘to promote maximum employ­ VFW Port 341 and the Wom­ One Tenr ...... occupied by aliportdnsad ampkyea. licity and great expectations 8tz llonUn ...... I* “ ■nius wM toegto a ■»***^**^ evaqrwhers. Second, tbe begin­ ment, production and purchas­ en’s Auxiliary. ■niree Xontln ...... 7.80 London’s Heathrow amployas 42,200; down to forced Botithenr soy t * ing power’ brought about the While on 1 e a V e, West would Tolland County One Month ...... __ ning of operations, with ths on­ O ily in Faria has a work tone of 22,- integration, • set at oonfUot between the agen­ years at anolytts that In turn appreciate beaifhg frosn Ws MEMwm i py ' 000. At aB three at ifaaaa ato porta, am- flrm ly deckled upon to fti” led to the stogulariy sueoessftd friends. Houley Seeks THK ASBOCIATBD PRKSB cy and local goveniment tostttu- Ttm Aaaocinted P r e « is enclnelvely ptoyes outnumber the dally aTaraga to­ the Prettdtnt-eteot’s tlons, arlth even greeter publici­ political economy of tbe 1980s.” The VFW 341 Pont and AuxIH- See all the Bowl Games in thrilling to Ute use of repubi lent Ion of o* " * oonunitment to the Bnutik ^ Moynihan does nut get Into ary wttl hold a New Tear’s Eve Exemption on ^iclieo oredlted w not tal at passengers. ty. Third, a period of counter­ •d in p*pw“ )oo*l newi puih Many at the atipocts aurrayad ham though d etels are vagus, » to attack from loaal government, tbe role of tax credits to stimu­ House Party at the Post home likely Mr. Nlxcn wBl give the late participation of private for members and guerts. Rea- Car Mufflers '‘ An^rtSMe of repuMlcnUon of epecinl aie- plana tor aonu; sort at prtdto rapid not infiequentiy oocomponted South Just ahout what tt wonts; enterprlsa in ghetto develop­ ecivattona may be made at the petobee newln are aleo reserrad. tiaiMit syatom to s a m iha terminal and by oonOlot and dittloultiea. In- A proposed Senate hUl whloh TUken totegration ment, a major focus cf the Port Home. Admlaaian w ill be relieve presaure on UflNrayB and park- dudliig accounting troubles, WDidd exempt motor vehlcfas foom a mlnortty of Negroos vt*- Nixon campaign. But It seems given those donmttog food tor operated in races, tontetts or tag teeUitlea. wttbin the agency Itself. Fourth, imteering for white ottMOto w»- likely the concept wotfld be com­ the ixittel). demoiettratlrw from the prate Untortunately, aotes the magailne, victory for the established in- KvcBing; H e r a ld .______der "froadom o f chrtca^’ plana. stthittoiis, or at best, statemate, patible with his emphasis on use Addition Approved ent requlrkmients governing the there would aeam to ba tew amploye That wotdd eirt attempln at o f extsUng Institutions. The Zoning Board of Appeals Snbocrtber to Loe An»elea Tlnie*-Waohln«. accompanied by btttemeai and UM of iiiMfllera, bos been joint­ S M I * ' ® NEW groupa in the wotOd laaa IntdOoed to uae oomprehenttva roca-enlxlng aisl draigas of betrayal. Whatever has granted permlsttcn to en­ ly introduoed by State Sem- '*F lS ’ »orJSe*M**** SPECIALS la avaUahle, tha aurrey toimd that the Mbyttlhan citea as esamp*es Jackson of (he Mh District. m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f CntCULA- the mlllertum has oivtvad toe Ffah and Game Rd. The exemption would he overehetanlng peroaatage prefer to drtve of this the Syracuee, N.Y., aUti- Hospital Notes tTONR______Dixie. I f the new Preiidsnt pulto Seleetmeir Meet granted vehicles participetteg In their own earn. poverty agency, mobUlsaticn for back from dasegrogatton, ctvfl The Board of Seteotmen met an event authorised by t h a youtta In New York City’s lower Vialtiiig boare are 12:68 to 8 righta organisations wW quick­ ecwMer thla week, eoyrcsttng cnmmlaricner of itato po­ Tor Toewtay — 1 l>.in. Bntiml^ East side, and Haiyou-AcA in p.m. In all areas except nwter- Enjoy this beautiful For Wedneedny — 1 Why Not Ratify? ^ ly turn to the Federal oouitik nlty where they are 2 to 4 and gratitude to all the town boards lice end would waive the re­ For Thuroitay — 1 p.m. U the so-called luiclear nonprolifeia- yddeh, ironioally, ptnbobly wdl Harlem. quirement wtih respect to muf­ Tat FrMny — 1 p.m. W ^ e e te . "The failure of ttae eocial 8:66 to 8 p.m. During the cur­ and oommlsttons, to the looal Ocn treaty la now becoming a poot-elec- ba more severe than the John­ youth orgaifsatlocui and other fler uueeatruetioirt as a safety OMuifM’ den£lne —’’jTp.m. d»J& focr sotentiste, tbe foundation execu­ rent flu epidemic vletta are re- ALL MODELS tion political football, the loser of die son admtototietion againrt dusl Mvio groups for their work dur­ precaution. SWIVEL CONSOLE ontallcntion, 6 p.m. Fridny forSaturder tives, tbe government officials sMotod to 16 ralnutee and to Hd Mondny pobUcntlon.______game could be the people cf the world. blaek-nnd-wblta school systemn ing the year. ‘Ihe state presentty requires lay to not accepting—not inslstr members of the Immediate fam­ , with today’s President Jdinaan had hoped, obvious­ in the Bouthl Whrhtog all towmpeople a each motor vehicle operated by Friday, DeoemlMr n tog tqpon—tbe tbeoiettoal; nature ily- ly, that the treaty would become pact of Nevertheless, the policy now M erry Christmas and a Hai>py an intemal combustion engine from his own record o f accompUdiment and of their proposition.” Says Mby­ to have a muffler ikefgnail to I b ig g e s t oQdtemplated by Mr- Ntxm Admitted IMonday: MMohell New Year, the seteotmen voted Thlks With China laigTfne on the dUtlcidt road to touting would be the first sertous bsols- nlhan. “ As a matter tor prevent exceeelve, muunial cr Remktewlcs, VlUage Bt.; Ken­ to give special thanks to thoee world peace. ward step away from raolrt In- gpecutetion even for experiment, isnecesBory nzAn, acoordlng to any i COLOR tfVfaat does Ctolna iBtand to mtandlng neth Gtttord, Franklin S t; who auppUed volunteer labor But In the last congreasloeial aeaelon tegiwtion by any national Ad­ various forms of government and materials tor the renova­ HoUfay. Its offer to reaume the Waiaew talka tt Ms own Democratic leadeiahip put off Mark Taylor, Wert Rd.; WU- ministration to a generation. zponeored community action tions of the Town Halt, Including The Intent of thte measure bte angle! \\ PICTURE! a fomoal Senate vote of ratMlcattoa at Uam Bowerman, Ternu>e Dr.; broke off wkh the Unitod Btafeea eaaly .Moieirver, tor the Brit time had much to commend tfaem- Walter Beaton and Sons, Ray tog Introrkioed by die tw o town- the pact, signed last July by the Untted Leroy Savage, RFD 2, and Ntoa tfali year? ■Ince the Supreme Court’s orig­ sttves. .. But to proceed as It Ludwig, the office ttatt, How­ oorate is to "ckurtfy ths sxlrt- States, the United Kingdom, and the 'mxfeury. Old Stone Rd. No one prptendB to have a dear Idea inal sebooi deaegragation dact- tiist which only nttgbt be so, to ard Wolfanger and others, and ing lew, because thousands c f Always kMpa you “front-row-center"— regardless of Soviet Union, though iv t yet ratified by o< the mottvatlan, mneb leae at Iha oonr Sion of 1964, It could put Fed­ fact wae so, was to misuse so­ Admitted Tuesday: Soiriitha citisenB e r ^ the thrill o f ^wed where you sit in your room. Model 6800 with 295 sq. in. any of diene miclear poware. to ttae Tolland Junior Wonten’s eeqaencea, but a great deal ed Up*4t* eral exaouttve and Fedeiat Jur cial setenob.” Weldon, Broad Brook; Luclen Chib for planting of ehiube In contests and part c f the edJoy- At that time, because of Rlcliard Nix- ment comas from tbe vaa-room screen. Brilliant C^lor, Chromatone, Quick-On pictures, to undoubtedly being ipmn to the ta- dkdary on oppoaite aWes tor clvU Should Mbynihan's reason­ HoUle, North Park St., and Otis front o f the Town HaU. cnTs expreaeed oppoaitian to latlOeatiaa Kkigeley, Andover. of the veltictee,” Hezdsy ex­ plus many more Magnavox extra-value features that Tltotion tt Waabfcgfton rtratoa. _ —apparenUy as a pundahmenf to the righto Btlgeiticn. ing bold sway, his 20lrpaga hook Bloodmobile Visit The poWical sentttivity of this Admlttod Wednesday: Evelyn plained. assure you years of colorful viewing enjoyment. It la not only tha toot at (ba invBa- Soviet Ualon for Its August invaste of ottani a numbar of ohies as to The Red Cross BloodmUbile To muffle such vehtotes, he was potated up tkaing fart , ' the direction the Nixon ad- Kozlowaid, Orchard S t.; WtHlam thm, but the tone at It that pnveOtea Ocechcolovakla —there was aerloua doubt w ill visit Tolfand Jan. 16 in St. oonUnued, "wotdd detract from week’s tranaMlon brleftags at might go In the ar­ Hssg iit It was oonebed In tor lasa vttnr aa to whether the treaty ooidd have mus­ ZVnunarman, Wappdng; Karen Mjotthew’s Church Parish Center the Department of Health, Ed- the spoct welt as slow down Price tered the required votes in the Senate. ea of urban probtema. DellaiOorta, RFD 2; William from 1 to 6:80 p.m. the pace of such oontesta.” Now Mr. Nixon, as Preatdent-elsct, la uoation and Wattare (HEW ), —Hostility to further com­ Dutton, Feeding HU), Mass., and Appointments may be made ttda way from Faking in recent mnniha. which handlea sdioat denegra- The Staffotd Raceway to lo- Reduced BufteDlng Ms tone. He Is "neutral” oa munity action programs. With a Morton Scbwebel, Stamford. by contacting chairman Mra. (xutsd wtthdn the boundariee o f Also available— with Convenient Remote Con­ Tha irn~* vUtfiotofen was absHt. gatlon. Although outgoinf Bao- the issue itgfat now, and Ben. Dtaknen. oonservaltive oongresa, thia Blrtti Wednesday: A daugh­ Janet Griswold, Kosley Rd,, but the aeih Dlatrtct, making Hou- trol for VHP, plus Instent Automatic Color. Tbim It aaena'ttaat tbo Rsd Cbkoeae retary Wttbur Cohen and In­ could eliminate or drastically the RepubUoan minority leader In the ter to 'M r . and M n . George walk-ln dcMiors will be welcom­ ley’a (xr-eponBorshlp o f the bill NOW ONLY Also price-reduced. NOW ONLY 8529.50 sohMily wwot to refantate ooroamndoe- Senate, has passed the word that he wHl coming Becretary Robert Ftoeb modify already struggling anti­ Schamtrach, Hartford ‘Tphe. ed. of particular lirberoat to tb e disousaad all diher matters ttom wtti the Unttad Staton and not Iwve ru objection If President Jotanson poverty o|;encies to most AmMi- Hunting lioenoea county. ly, both ttdrtod the Bouthara DIechaiged Monday: Bara lunrefy to make an offer tor « m s peope- tries to put a ratificatloa bill through in can d tlw . Jean TomaseHl, Oak St.; Val­ After a three-week delay Uie acbonl problem each tttne It _liCore reliance on estabUsh-. ganda purpone. a (kamatto apectol aestoon before step­ erie Mmptay, RFD 1; Joseph town clerk’s office now has I960 came up. ed Institutions. Moynihan be- Oim fnrptonaiton that eprlngi to mind ping down on Jan. 20. Koelowefci, Monrison S t; Edgar hunting and floh li^ licenses, Ftoch, choractertotioany, has Itevea it was foolhaidy to try vdilch are available during regu­ RANGE la gufwkfg toar of Rmtoa. The Invaakm The maneuver to betag iiderpreted gen­ Cyr, Union S t; Louise Burke, YOUR CHOICE of these deluxe consoles been nonoommtttat. A it sobm to work against rather than with lar offloe hours. at ChoGbotoovakia arilh Ms new laiion- erally aa a challenge to President John- Soutlgfate Apts.; Mira. Sheila son to try Ms luck now and go down to c f hta advlBora confide that local governmente end other to- Bulletin Board ■n—H «i — tbet the Red Aitay ban the Archlpolovaky and daughter. htotory as “ the man of non-proltferatton," neither they nor Finch idmaett The FfabukMs Magicians Bas­ ...all with today’s BIGGEST PICTURE! rtltuticne. Prospect St., and Mrs. PhyHls FUEL OIL to krvade a Commemist coun­ or to leave this honor to Mr. Nixon aa an reHsh the Idea o f putting Boutb- The cry for oomsminlty con­ ketball team will play the Tol­ try in danger oC being aobverted by em ochool totegration to th e trol, be says, “ took the form of Maloon and daughter, ToUend. land teachers tonight at 8 in accident of history. Discharged Tuesday: Behbera GASOLINE — may ham tnteartflert the The Senate can, snd abould, ratify the deep freese. denying the legitimacy of those the High School gym for tiie Ftiotoicrapbed By A E. Bucetvlclue Chlneoe auapinlonn of lla powerful neigh­ treaty. Domestic poUtica have nothliig to Moot Nixxm inaldem, however, liMtitutions o f electoral rep­ Banks, Manchester; Bruce benefit of the Student Activity Miles, HlUcrert Dr.; WliUam bor. The Unitod Stodea may anddenly do wltfa Its merits or faidte. Whether the ON A WARM DAY doubt that the political Imperar resentation that hod developed Fund. Ahem, Warehouse Point; Stella aeom toon ttweatenkag by oongnrtaon. treaty will work or not, as a device to ttves give him much leeway. over the years—indeed the oen- A town meeting to authorise B A N T L Y OIL By pledging not to seek “ roolsl Wleceiwkl, Erangton; Frank Another view to that the Ctiineae are make the world safer from nuclear war, turles-and whidi nominally did the postponement of the sale of to a matter tor the ittptomel s and not balance In the schoois” through Flaherty, High St.; MitcheU ready to accept a poMtlcel aUtlMiiiad provide community control. Of $860,000 in previoutty authoris­ the poUUctans. . A Thought for Today Federal action, candidate Nix­ a sudden the d ty councilman Remklewicz, Village St.; John ed adiool bonde w ill be held in VIebnan and want to itoaMIdi an Herald Glides say the treaty’s value Is M yp- sponsored b y the Matirhetter on, to effect, repudiated t h e woe not enough, the state as­ Slyne, Sktamer Rd.; U sa Fran- Saturday night at 8 to the Hicks at parttotpatton In that aattle ly reduced by the fact that neSher Moynihan’s Book Yesterdays Oouncil o f C2iurdiea Johrson admtoistratlon’B pol­ semblyman not enough, the cle, RFD 4; Charlotte Rlgbensl, Mediterranean France nor Red Chtaa wlB ham any­ icy. Mr. Nixonfa appointments Spring St; Harold Levesque, Coagreesman not enough.. .the model 6956 R may be algiilflrnnt in the Ugbt of thing to do with It. But in view of the to the Cabinet and Whtte House irtetihiUoMi of repreeentative RFD 2, and Lucille Kossick, 25 Yeart Ago If we have any fears at ttae on swivel casters tfaone torn guesaen, that Peking atom In limited nature of the pact, this crkiclem Hints at Policies pcoapect o f toegtontatg * aaw staff scarcely reflect Mto reli­ government. Imperfect as they Grove St. Ha pnoponat that taignHailnna be mder- to not entirely valid. ______Everett T. Keith Is Inducted year, we ought to school our­ ance on the South tor both nom­ may be, have the singular virtue Admlttod Wednesday: Leroy YOUR HCADQUARTERS FOR velopers of the anti-poverty pro­ The Idea to not to disarm the prevent By LEBOY AABON8 as president of the Klwanto Club selves to lememrbeT that we ore ination and eleotion. ’Thus, the of deflntog who speaks for the Savage, RFD 2; Exlaua Parker, Italian Provincial ttocen tor aooorda based on the pclnelpies gram, liot only challenges the nuclear powers, but to jaevent the spread Tbe Woehtogton Foot of Mandiester. In Cod’s hands and then we Preoident-rteot’s adviaore right­ community in oertsdn eet dr- Union St., and Diane Paraaki, model 6960 of Itie p w am g oonfeaenee In 1886. The community action concept, but of nucleer weapona to other countries NEW T<»K — If Daniel F. The Rev. Biawne Barr, asso­ shaU get 00 top o f our faans and ly feel that no change to deseg­ cumstanocs.” VUlage Bt. C pctac^ileB are remieot for the sovereignty that do not now poeseae them. Indicates that he favors a go- ciate pastor at Center Oongra- regation policy would ba regard­ Mbynlhan has his way, the achieve the viefory over them. —A general suspicion of the SKI-DOO of iwttoeiB, nonaggreatoon, noointerfer- To erase the need for non-raadear i » - slow approach to social prob­ gational Cliuroh, resigns and ac­ The supreme remedy for fear Is ed as stark betrayal to the “orgaidsed pow.” "The aspira- IN MANCHESTER enoa in the Intemal attain of other na- Nixon era is likely to be one of lems. ‘ ‘Wisdom surely bespeaks tions to acquire nuclear weapons fo r cepts pastorate at South Con­ faith. We are not alone. Bettrte South. tlone of the poor ought i»t to greet caution In the arena of moderation In projeettons of the tham, equality aeid peaceful oo-eodstence. self-defense, the treaty obliges the U.8^ gregational Church to Middle- us end wkhln us can come ttae Nor are there signs of betray­ be imreellatic. Only a caUous, Russia and Britain to come to the aid of social experimentation. LIQOEn DRUB MANCHESTER HONDA There to auttdng concrete, of courae, future, and restraint In Its town. real Pienenoe that Is bchtod the al. U r. Nixon’ s Southern back­ otwrupt society makes them un- any euch nation that to attacked or Wack- Moynihan, who is slated to promises for It,” be concludea 684 CENT EK STREET, MANCHESTER—64S-91T0 to that Cbiiui la any more dto- universe; wtodom to guide us, ers are serenely confident he reaUstic,” saya Moynihan at one P A R K A D E mailed by a nuclear-armed aggresaor — become Nixon’s cMef adviser on In hU final chapter. SALES — SERVICE — PARTS NOW $ posed m w than before to honor those 10 Yeart Ago s tie r«th to protect us, love to wlU not disappoint them. In­ pdnt. If the nation pledges never to develop urban affairs, gives some clues deed, the able Harry Dent, OPEN jw<~.«yL,w but Cfaiim, aflent or taBdiig, While deploring the past, he keep us to Iha end. That wise Efaevdwre, be adds, " I t may Open Mon., Wad., F iL 9 to 9— TkKs., Tlmra., Sat, 9 to S Its own nuclear resources. to his urban phUoeophy to a offers no prescription on how to Dtfltrict Dlreoboc Victor E. South Carolina Republican state :4 5 A-M. to 10 P.M. to a hey to peace In Southeast- Asia. soon-to-be published book which and loving Presence, aJwaye be that the poor are never ONLY And to offset the edendflc dteadvan- channel, neutralize or control Swanson seeks port of prettdent toicieg the initlalive, walto for chairman and political lieuten­ The Untted States caemot pern iq> the adds up to a sweeping denuncla- ‘ready’ t® assume power In an tagea that a non-nuclear nation must the powerful forces unleattied of the 8th S c h ^ and Utilities our reapotsie. God will never do ant to Sen. Strom Thurmond, opporbmity to resume the Warsaw meet- Uon of the anU-poverty program advanced aodety; the exercise . suffer vis a vto the nuclear powers, the. by the unfulfilled promise of the lyatr'ct, vacatel by recent re­ for any of us what we are loo has been named a White House Magnavox toga. Feitapa the Chinear really do plan Big Three promise to supply non-nucleer' uiKler the Johnson administra­ signation of Leon ’nio«T). counsel and w ill help coordtoate of power to an effective maimer anti-poverty program or the indulgent and lazy to do for our- is an ability acquired through meaitogful negotlattons now. nations with matertols, technology, and tion. radlcallzaUon of the poor. Tbe Rooert J. Gordon Is appoint­ aelvea. But given the reeponwe, the Southern school problem. INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR The book, enUUed "Maximum spprenUceshlp and season­ flicknetng lor the peaceful uses of atomic deliberate, conservative cast of ed manager of Unlonvflle That coordination Is expected Feasible Mtounderttandlng," the result to rrover In doubt 'Hto ing. Thrust on an Individual or always brings you perfect color pictures energy. his ideas Is unlikely to endear branch of HEIDO. fighb may bo difficult and long, to suddenly stop the tightening Its? seems certain to Immerse Moy- a group, tbe results are often The main purpose of the treaty to to him to the "freedom now” ad­ but vtatory Is sure. Do you be- nooae of desegregation enforce­ . . . INSTANTLY and AUTOMATICALLY! kiduoe such key nations as Wert Ger- niban In another swirl of con­ painful to obeerve, and when What to by this bme a rtoattvely vocates. Beve that? H you do, then put ment fashioned by the 1967 Su­ , many, India, Israel and others wMch troversy for Its Indictment of playing the urgency of drastic’ what In fact is conveyed te rrot NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc faiwiiur Ooemectlcut practice — a re­ your belief Into pfeetioe. When preme Court decision against already have the capacity tor making ooiiununlty action — the phase For example, he singles out remedies for poverty and In­ frecdom-of-choice plans. Feder­ power, but a kind of play-ad- This most important advance in color T V sort to the devisa of eegtonsMaatton on fear la plaguing you, puU your- nuclear weapons to refrain from doing of the anU-poverty program that a recently begun, four-year ex­ equality. al funds are now cut off tor 118 ing a t power, the results can be brings you a perfcctly-tuned picture that auto­ the part of small cornmimltlea who want periment of negative Income tax Moynlhan’s thesis la that com­ setf up quietly and aay, “ I to*- adOMirb." so. If this abstention pledge can be ob- involved organizing the poor to Ueve ill God.” A sentence from Southern school dlstiicts, sim­ to -'»«««*«"» scene modem ettictancy wttfa as the kind of approach gov­ munity action was hastily trans­ And, again, “ A related, and matically stays precise on every channel, every tatoed, it w ill not matter at all If China change social conditlone. the Psalms sums up to even ilar action against another 118 some rstenttoa of tbeir ohi-time nelgb- or France chooees to put nuclear ma- ernment should be taking. But formed from untried theory to again imanswered question Is time. Additional exclusive advantages: Huge Mioynlhan, who served in the briefer form the secret of districts Is In the works, and bofhood fediiig about sotaooto — has now tertato on the International market. There he does not suggest how an ad­ adtuallty at the behest of Mclal whether tbe poor are ever to be Kennedy - Johnson adminlttra- serenity: “What time I am another 346 school dirtrlcts 295 Sq. In. screen— with the Biggest Picture ministration would cope with scientists playing the Improper pditlolaed save in terms o f con; touad approval of two new gnufa at w ill be no cutoomers. tlons from 1961 to 1966, was as­ afraid, I wUl trust in the Lord.” which have not submitted ac­ The dlplomals must determine whether sailed by Negro and white civil the Instotenl demands for im­ role of social reformers and ceptable desegregation plans fldet aitd fear and the creation in color T V e Brilliant Color— for the most mediate reform of the welfare (Psalm K4;8) in Connecticut, of U.B. raUflcatlon of the treaty wUl bring righU leaders three years ago with the unquestioning coopera­ Lite Is an arlveMture o f faith. are endangered. of hate objects.” natural color pictures ever • Chromatone— the key non-nuclear powers around to for a study In \rtilch he theoriz­ system. tion of government officials who This has created a painful —An unreceptlvlty to "pro­ to whom such regionaliaatlon la For the nation’s Impatient If we ore victors over It, not brings added depth and warmth to color.** tphtng the abstention pledge. The poU- ed that the absence of a soHd were dilettantes in the field of viotims of It To ttve weU we dilemma for Southern school fessional reformers” to govern­ I to the good to the old tlcia'S have an easier problem. If they Black leadership, the Moynihan / m ent Mbynlhan asserts that the fam ily structure accounted for social probleins. must have a faith to live by, a boards which have received Quick-On Pictures eliminates “ warm-up” de;lay , hot manly the flnt entering ratify the treaty, they may not be ac- many of the problems of the philosophy as expressed in the With this combination, the HEW ultimatums ordering them role cf social scieivce In govern­ aelf to live wtthAWl a 'voric to • High-Fidelity Sound— gives thrilling program for the dread aWbe and federal comidlsWi* much. If they faU to ratify, black minority. book could confirm fears raised program was doomed to either to draft acceptable de­ ment ought not to be “In the -i'-l they will be making the diplomats’ ca­ during the election campaign, live for. ^ Lasting Reliability— ______I forever acbeentng to take In the present work, Moyni­ Ohaptoln RusaeM E. Camp segregation {dans (blatairtiy un­ formulation of social pdtoy, but realism • assured by ex­ reers of world peace-meklrg infliAtely when Nixon seemed to be down- (Bee Page Seven) to the measurement of Its re- SB oonferal of ths atobiie and flavor and han, who was one of the de­ acceptable to Southern white clusive Magnavox Bonded Circuitry • of v^*"***"" Into thslr own more dWlcuH. —SPRINGFIELD UNION voters who elect the school indts.” / boards) w sacrifloe ttaslr Fed­ Moynllian says the most Factory-Direct Prices-save you money! N o Ri eoidinat to {boss In OonDecOeat who A Law We CooM Do Without eral funds. ladloal of the social sdentista, “ middleman” costs. Magnavox sells directly Early American The Nixon admtolatratlon sudi os Rtohaid Ctoward of the t.1 , . 1 ngkemSeetinn the treadMftws When the Oeneral Assembly convenes, model 6954 most legislatora tend to tfakttc to terms By Whitaker plans to end this dilemma. First Oblumibla School of Sodal Work, only to a few carefully selected fine stores in r AUBW m s! citisann can be fined no more than flO One reasonable approach tor good old dayn. for Mtchhlktoc, unless there Is on acci­ depolltlcaltttng the tttuaiUon Is ICAKIIR CHBVIIOU1I NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. INC- dent or an emergency. The probleni 81 being talked about by Secretary C O . , I N C . ttmpiy that no law sbotild be on the CohenTronofer deeegregotlMi IBM Msln St. 295' Bnad St-G pp. Ths PMt Office—Phoiit 648-1161 Airport Jama books that Is not reasonable, enloroed. oosee from HEW to tte Feder­ PI m m B4I*BS88 445 HARTFORD ROAD— MANCHESTER Alrparta tonearty every city are yrow- and hopefuHy agreed to by moot people. al Equal Employment Oommls- tiV bigger and butter , and the bigg**’ The prohibition against attotog for a Uft, akto, handUng cases as a Fed- they got, tha more people work there. meets nme of these

PAGE a u i v i B K BIANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRH)AY. D E C E M ^ 27. 1968 C O m S ^ fS ID A T . *7. I I MANCHESTfeS EVENDfG HERALD. Vernon Bolton Hebron Rham District na^ AND GMTWCD O FT E IL -t^O C D viaiti from tw o resouroe per­ burit’a wom ewharblggeT."— Air tag thta.waek with flm and town School wu. w in greet — ------tta first e — x - O om m laeion wUl hold a special B ow en's aeventh grad* claaae* It ta eterly sum m er in C hS* MESSAGES/ N G EM yxnC EA SflEUM M oO sona at Ibe school laat w «ek. ptoroe CW . Fm idc B orm aa af hi* ofeolals, sought to correct ce»- student w hen claaaes re- lU M U iif ton ight a t 8 at th e tow n reoently hald a M other-D augh­ note. O srla w lli be m et by w hi­ .0(¥ O M irolG PEKM M J., JM -GM m M r*. lilU an B rodeur of A m ston, Apolto 8 spacecraft sped hom e- furicn on w hen outside bum tag Thunsday. U n d e r S M > * ( d k . ) ofO oa building to review item s a ayectallst in arts and orafta, ter T ea and D reaa R eview . T he n f w w # w * ------— _ auiiiv Ihuraday. ter, ta one of It* ntm ny farm *, CM /ESf tor a h earin g to b e h eld eerly in ward---- * Pfromf w h v i 4Ita t M htotorto vvoyageOWMM to cnncan b6be dOtMdona. . ^ __ Student a t th e N ete Y ork airport tom oi> IBMkaf m ad* Santa C laus m obU ea and g irls m odeled thi? cloth in g w hich January. The com im aeion has they had m ade In their claaae*. the moon. As a reauK of the meettag, _ ____... rw -i. O om m er T he groigi of studm ta are MOHakal C hriatm aa tree om am enta w ith ------rules wem set on buniiig leave* change. ^**^*^** ’ to tour «» United Nation# be- new ZCMtoeive voted to date to bring tw o item s ■nie first class Included the o the chU dren. "K I decide to run again, Uwn or bnirti which oannot be re- 18. fltcro fcre aoaM erb« to their varlooa to the hearing. A lso, M m . M arianne M oore follow______ing_ girl* and assign m en ts: _____ 4 F V a c n n t (mjrth.) aUccnat T he first w ould b e to consider I’ll run on the record.’’— N ear nu>ved by the Publtc W orta D e- arrive Oita w eekend. She w in UCofiductors ST hinpiputin *** consider ^ A m ston m ade her second an- invitotions, Sandra DlBuono . . . ______/ _ .____ . __ tiM - Im m e for t a i* n d o n « ^ o l the ap ai^ m t ,« ,j y « t to the fourth grade to and Lori 1 UD^(XT^ SOitot^ U Brittle M O f O i e a c n aOTUon* 3 7 S w a m p sons and tha second would In- ^ ^ ^ ohrtetana* custom a jSCiH loadm r roRdi(eNL) M E pic poetry A ItrnB afiA inla *T — (ap.) BDiaconcert ZlCM M BM adl 7 A iuci fecan as Reman 3»»w rt*kirto( ♦a lor «4|M urtinm s. i i m m HI i P o U e v BY V. T. HAMLIN B o d d e e a a r m o r ____ aocumulationa, a apiHwtlmatriy Scnorita Som m er to «xp*eted a l l e y OOP nBO(pL) of heerth 41 F ood cooked to to^hT’^ahSId^^ A letter, sent Jointly by Dr. ry Porter,. B arbara D esao; re­ outs by poU oe, firem en and gar perm it m ust be obtained from a younger son. to m ake her A m t public sppear- •AXTMM aiC.BOT I>TGONMA/ VXTHE I a A»k»«iJ a p u l p freshm ents, Susan W right, •cr.O O P. LOOK.' O S S S ! < rvi > ----- ^ u x x ofcm *. saiyrt \an > b e t t e r • * l * m S t a r Z7 Library be^ bSu ^ ta b ^ ^ (JhrlMoplter O 'O o^, b ags collectom Fire W arden Jon Oook who wlU The exdiang* haa bean *r- anoe tom orrow righ t « t the an­ GCNNS V3 0PB N ! l ..*11»9 It Mir helper* 44B asatad ltcfm mi uuui. «uv m physhstan; M r*. Jean M oahier, A m anda W right and Sally R ich­ CLOTHES! S F e S l a t e ” and Industrial aonas. T he new also give hoRrucUons as to w hat ranged by the Bolton H igh nual alum ni bariH «bail g a m at B A n f a t e a a New Zealand ( p U public health nu rse; P aul W hite, ards; w elcom e speaker. M ar­ native ' 45 GEl’a name apartm ent regulations w ould re­ "There is absolutriy no qua*- m uat be done to com idy w ith Student O ouncil. The O p an the M gh school gym . 48 Dry, like wine principal, and H erbert Sied- lin e O olltas; m U trasae* of cere­ tionAM taIn m y m vni««a ind andAtuf ttiefile mminds inds Door’s purpose te to promote The ven tty team wlU tackle S T w k * ( a U T i r e M i o * M Plant of m ain ta afteot in these sonea. ' U W acstofthe buttercup 51 “FlickertaU T he apcurtm ent sone and regu­ roff, principal, has advlaed the— ■M m onies, Rrw oxanne jksuiup Sw»v***-~* ltaor — and ofo k theuie Cretecrew or ofoi the uie captain poTF or lot Cieanngclearing or consoruc- construc­ uunderstanding, z k ^ t m w m a u ^ i by•'j 'exposing " ' i ------• m t piayera p o M y e r a D ave w Sottthertta w w w a m i TroAna family State” (ab.) lation* w ere enacted N ov. 36 parents of the •dary ciharlene PatroeW and clean-up during no tim e did w e IUv n - burn'ng to m ake w ay tor youngsters of different culture* ^ O erke from the class i r after a hearing at w hich there •cfaool-age children on (I*® SaUy R ichards, A m anda W right |„to the territorial w aters buildli«, FV e M arshal W ll- to each other. ’The exchange, ^ from laat yaar’a OP r - r r r “r r r r r t r IT health poU oy ooncem ing m edi- and gusan W right. "^of N orth K orea. A t absohitriy no ,tam Jrduiacn m utt be contact- w hich is located ta W est H em p- graduating daa*. O rtag Pepin, O tO PROBLEM S* W M som e opposition voiced on ( a E ) n 14 certain areas of the proposal. c a____ t i o n . H ie second group Included; tim e.’’— Navy Lt. Edward R- ed tor Dlatrlot 2 (the rural area) Stead, N .T., work* between the itodger arose, John ^CcDomtad, with CM of T he policy etated that file ad- invitations, C___ heryl_ W_____ oodm an lMjM !uritay untay Jr., navigator and axec- „ Donald M agi^a In Dlatrict United Ststsa and Latin Amerl- Goon eorge » MuM urphy and B ob H utch- " i" ii IT M ore than 200 residents and or D onald M aguda in D istrict theee lete-modd ■ property ow nem of the area In­ m hdatntlon of m edication to ^nd L orrie H odge; decoratlona, utive officer of the U SS Pueblo. 1 (the city). can countrlss. t a s e n . 1$ cludcH ioea ed Inm thew e sonacne s signajgnea ed a petl-peu- pupUa pupiw mshall i *!* be,•/». done -»•—jonly —•ta —ex- uonna D onna j M k u osher, w i c i , P am ela D lB u- 11,0 drg m arshals and fire Exchange students pay their G enie tim e Is 8 p jn . T he Jay- OUT OUB WAY b y J. B. WILLIAMS »l 1 vees w ill play a Jisdor high OKUped Qen t r tlon protesting the action of the oeptlonal clrcum stanoe* w herein nno, N oeU a Soucy and C heryl "W hUle w e carried only T exas „,ard«n w «l decide w hether the ow n expenaea, but are expected MWUm t F oonunisalon.----- the riiU d’s health m ay be Jeep- K eefe; hostesses, B onnie M osh- statew ide, the returns ta south------request covers a type of -----bum. to be treated as one of the fam - t e e m a t 7 . (•n inakee) ww».airnD- y IW- M Yma_ ^ Ala i> a *A AA ST H f f i a SF a a A a • sia Fsi tesiYi W H ^WHAT'S VOUR OFFICAl. •niRTTlMESTUDV TM*r-nHESU> HT T M s petition w as presented at a r d i a e d w ithout it. P u p i l s r e - er and Cheryl K eefe; refresh- em urban areas show that w e pem nltted and also Uy ta their hoethost » TM 8.0 a i fw — Congratulate school property or ta school w heel lock and resr w tadow de­ TW to ridlrgr blkeev ttw D ane# tak e w alh- “ Y hearing Isn’t 0 th e m onfh of Jaisw zy to avoid «««.’’ I « n "W * toUoteed very closely LAG UNA BEACH , CaUf. (A P) I dto, h ester,, w hltsw ellB . a 10 p er cen t ta x p etw lty. — D r. ’T tm othy L eary, a leading Those taxpayers who w ere each stage of your flight and note w ith eattafactlon th e p reci­ proponent of ttw m tad-bendtag Extra Savings on M ated o n tb e 1066 G tasal lis t w ill ^wsirtaAN*TAagi sion of your Joint w ork and your ttaig LSD , w as arrested w ith 67 MHStong $2345 be sen t personal property oaxds, h i s ■wHe and teen -age son ’Tbura- F astback CVxipe. V -8. au­ w hile ow ners d e d a r ^ peesonai courage' vdUch day night on m arijuana posses-' isoperty toe- ttw - first ------thu s m u st- th------e excellen t com pletlcm ''6f tin s to., radio, pow er etaering sion charges. Skis and Accessories heater, vdtitew alls. appear peraoudly. Important experiment, the cos Police Sgt. W endell Faulk P ersonal property ootsitate of m onauts said .. ttw foB ow tag: U m eglrtered m o- They added: "W e are confi­ said a patrolm an discovered dent th at the exp loration of out­ m arijuana In their car w hen & 68 Ckevy H $2145 tor vtailctes, elroraft, nw ebin- he cited L eary for stopping It Nen^s Ladies’ Skis esy, water, power, deans, er apace wlU greatly benefit I N ova 4-D oor. 8-cvl., earthm en. W e congratulate you In the m iddle of the street. Lam in ated construction, steel edges, faotsws, oartta, goata, sw iiw , L eary, 48, told T he A ssociated P ositraetlon,D, radio. b a a t - e we If MK Iw TM Iw w y * e * poultry, oom m efedsli fundture on a suoceaahil step tow ards safety bindings installed, 24.97 er, w hitew alls. asal fixtures, boats, fanning thla nolde goal." P ress tbe arrests w ere p€ut of a continuing "polloe provocation 1 9 .8 ffl 0 j L , 0 5 ^ ’ “You’d think that after teaching 10 years Perkine tools, goods of m anutacturera, pHgirfng the ttaegram w ere . . . ..L------.------„jQ | Jjgy trsdera said nw rohanfs, uttfity cosm onauts G herm an Titov, and harassm ent" Super Hex or 165 Rambler $1325 would know better than aek a emi A ndrian N ikolaev, Pavel P o ^ - L eary w as booked on suspic­ empty his pockets, wouldn't you?’ .■qi.pnw isS an d fixtures and all C tossic ‘680’ Station W ag­ other taxab le gooda id», V alery B ykovaky, V alentina ion of possession. H is w ife, BY LANK LEONARD N lkoiaeva-T ereahkova, B o r i s R osem ary, 84, and sm i, John, on. 8-cyl. auto., pow er | MICKEY FINN It la not n ecesaary to. declare Kitzbuehl Skis ■teeilng and brakes, ra­ B gorov, K onatantta F eoktlstov, 19, w ere booked on suspicion tmb DO you KNOW THe SHOT? tVAS teal estate of xegM tared m otor Complete with bindings installed. The dio, w hitew alls, hsater . yarn w ^ Pavel B elayev, A lexei Leonov of possession w ith in ten t to sell. HOCPnAL, SMCRIPF /WAN WNO WAS SOM§§OOY STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIPP v e M c l e s . choice of many! —AND waive JUST SHOT? SH O Tf A ooordtag to^ tlw easaasor, a and G eorgy B eregovoi. Faulk said L eary and his w ife O ur R ag. 34.97 and 39.97 2 7 .8 8 KAO Five STITCHES w ere released on $2,600 ball ...THIS SAM E O iat ONCE PRE­ ^ c a n T b e a t t h a t . i t I e l i k e veteran of any w ar period hav­ 66 Chev. $1795 IN VOUK HEAD- I THINK THE M PEBANP in g fU sd Ids hem oraU e dtaotw rge e a c h . KAPk) S-W EM ENT *57SV E/ • VENTED A RED AOENT FROM FOR A aiFF-H A N 6ER ! 'TREASURE KLAND'I Hurricane, Kloster or Im pels 4-D oor H ardtop. ENTERINO THE U .«.!...I -FILL M E IN ON THE WITH ICICLES) papers wttfa ttw tow n clerk be­ ‘Weegee’ D ies; B ut he said the son w as being - n o w ! * w a » i n t e n d e d f o r held “becau se of h is condition." V -8, au to., pow er stssrin g M V EAR4 - W ITHOUT ALERTINOl THINK W E SHOULD NOW fore Jsn . 1 Is entlO ed to bxem p- 1 and brake*, radio, haatar M l»» O'eaiEN'E KIVAUSi t t o n i L Photographed Faulk refused to elaborate. Fiberglass Skis w hitew alls. T bose w ho file a> oerttlloato Faulk would not say how of batty and w ill have filed life of City m udi m arijuana was found Some of o u r most popular Q ur R eg. 49.97 9 • t a - r t his honorable disefaarge pepete other than "an am ount eulfic- skis! ' , prior to Jeet. hi® fOUHUK eOMBBOCf^HELPn^MB I w ^ io e o w H O OWAL4-) f wHoeveEiTis, H e said hlB car haul been Im pala Sportw t C oup*. V -i WALK. BY F9UNTIN0 Sk5N& I T I S ? I W I3H H BO 'legally parked in front of the auto., pow erar etean n g, rs (i. fOR MycBoaADe. STDR 'V;rsr.M*;s/s'”ss- asi^uav va wa *#wsus o aaawsaw* dio, heater,', w hitew aU s. 'W e’d been there three or four eiZBM m inutes, saying goodbye to Gir Top Carrier Vinyl Ski Boots S0 MP u» .M b... S V „ « . John before dropping him off, 67 Chev. $2295 JO /N TH e- a r e i h e Forms will be mailed after J^an. ^ when the policem an showed Im pala Sport fiedoa. V -g, [ auto, pow er steertog, i . . u p . ” O u r R a g , O u r R e g . auto, pow ei our ’ ssS'S SLisi;.? «r«o Leary said that "at a tim e dio, heater, ediltsw M lB . ^ M i O F or w ho filed ta 1988. u n oer , u m be^an hU photographic ca- 7 . 9 7 1 9 . 9 7 I V Z 7 , law a new appUcaUon m ust be ^ ^ youngrtw ^M a^ t- when we have tour appeals MA|si»^/NP/ • filed annually after Jan. 1. ™ , ^ Blde--taklng pending In higher courts, which 5 .8 8 1 4 .8 8 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Q Q B m !' All in-ground poeds and children on a pony. m ay - if successful - InvaH- Fits all cars, easily installed. Holds up to 4 pairs of Comfortable boots with deluxe features at budget 66 Chevy fl $1475 above-ground wood or alum l- v ^ ^ darkroom printer date the current m arijuana law s skis. prices! N o'va 4-D oor, .. au to . num ports, exce(pt oollapa^e N ew splcturea, he be- I state flaUy this la poUce prov- radio, beater. p : m etal porta are aaseaaed. The pj„,^ing the city after his ocatlon and harassm ent." /%•*? sam e appUea to taie^. working tour ended at m idnight, ------W hen to doubt OT for any in- photos to Uke. Hand Warmer Leather Ski Boots i form ation regarding assess­ Nixons Island-hop CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER "H e'w as not a craftsm an at m ents you m ay call the asses­ Via Helicopter that tim e," a friend recall^ . d O u r R a g . TRUCKS 90 WHATS KALLIKAKi N t f ANTHRO- H.H0PB9 THBVa CtARIFy/ HB HINT* sor's office at South V“-*nuKuur — pictures were not techni­ O u r R a g . 9 i T H B WHAT'* WRONft? VDUl INPiaB»TlONi I 8UE**I K EY BiaCAYNE, Eta. (AP) m u M c K E e . » i OTHER* HB FOUND IN_J/ THEVMAY HELP LOOKED 5TUNNBP } VOUR OFFER I* TOO T o w n H a l l . 88d 3 4 . 9 7 cally g ^ . but they w ere great — Prertdent-rtect N toon, back FRENCH ACT-' FOR A MOMENT I y TBMPTIW8 TO REFUBBl School M enu bm eh tor sub ject m aterial." 2 4 .8 8 67 Chev. $18951 n * » . M I L S . oit M s K ey B taoayne hideaw ay IL T on Piekup, 8-toot \ FO LA IR B.ISei- M enus tor the school The paunchy, stubby, olgar- Imported! Hours o f safe warmth with each filling, A superb imported leather buckled boot for speed program next Thursday a n d after a flying vtalt to a private cyl., otandaro. haatar. I9»9i HAP THE ------—M. HITlwKAlllaamoktog wueaaete#cam eram an often ^ sy to use. on the slopes. S M A l i e S T m fT Friday are as follows: Thurs- . ^ him self at scenes of vlo- —Island ta the ~~ "TB aham '/T a*, T !..T planned T irT o n R E C O R P - day, frankfurt t o a roll, potato j in terest there w as TBtl IWCHI9! o h ^ , buttered peas, fruitt ^and prim arily to the. u reactions . . n fof on-cm urday conterenoa with w ith foreign totialgn CANADIAN 65 Chev. $1495 cookie, milk; Friday, baked ...howlng a lot of p olicy advlaeae. Ntxcn, hla w ife, and — HARDWOOD H Ton Piekup. •Vfc-Cook, ■' '‘•.S-SiW I. /fi (iaMit. fish stiloks, m ashed potato, but­ b l o o d . ' Spanish Wine Bag Toboggans I e-cyl., standard, haatar. tered spinach. Ice cream bar, lyw ede D avid and Jidta Btaen- hew er flew by htatoopicr T tnira- ROBIN MALO)«B BY BOB LUBBERS bread and butter, and m i l k . day to G rand O ay at the tip of THer* w ifi be a salad plate Hearing Ordered O u r R a g . ■ _ ilfie the B aham a chrin. Tfw y spent you HAVB \ I'M SW IM S ITUR LOOKS UKB IttHAVB served daily «t Tim othy E d­ W ASHmOTON (AP) 2 . 9 7 o n e LAST XdofjveNevBR tSTA K eoU ER PLKIWS Intem taile O om m eroe O om m la- ttw day there, aw tauntog and OP SHE'Lt, w ards and the H igh Sobort. L 9 7 •88 Q 8 8 C H A N C C - R ? \ MBTSUCHM Sion has ordered on invetalga- W B jktog tbe beaches. C . O . R *- m e w e A n n s, etOWOUPLAg' y booo N ixon’s friend sad nsxt- Genuine sheepskin, latex lined, sanitary. 1 pint CHAwcsTB’s a r X M aneheator Evening Her­ tton and hearing on a requeat jcapacityJdealfbrrici^^ . I V C X A n L © / by the N ew H aven R ailroad to door neighbor, acoom panted tbe •tun, BOSS- seJK»K&tiP tHATSWC^- ald goutti W indsor oom - f a m i l y . Carter change aervloe on trataa be- m - j L M AM IW ALL, LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON epondent, C arol M oulton, tol. The pasty awfunw d by C oast 6 4 4 - 8 U 4 . tw a«i N ew York; N ew H aven, MVLIPeff / _ ybt/ CA I. ^ iMWeiW KfMi liW O om .; B oaten and Springfield, O uasd helloop ter a t dusk. / T r u s t T here w as no announced buat- gOUBCB OF U V BBfi MANCHESTER^! I4S TOLLAND TPKE. 7 TT The New H aven wants the neas on N beon’a schedule today. SALI FRI a SAT. Chevrolet DENVER (AP)—ttx of the H e plam to m eet Baturday w ith w est’s m ajor river# ri#e ta C olo­ ch an ges to rtart Jon. 6, but the Open late every night Exit 93, Wilbur CroM P«rkwgy rado—tiw Colorado, the Rto 100 aotk n autom iattoaliy delay* W iu k m P . **®**2*’JI***i!jrS w No Rain C h c ^ i the eftoettve date laaUl M ay 6. W * "****■ ^ *^ * ^ GrF"da, the Arlan#*#, the N o date tor the heauh«» w as advlaers tor a gesieral foreign N orth and fkxith P latte and the A l l aimounoed. PoU®y <*too«*kxs. Repubiloan. ft n w H NM . Ui. JART.

T pioB TUIRTBBK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEgTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1968 fJJSM TWELVC Davis Cup Headed Bach to ^Get Lamonica ’ Cry in Jets ’ Camp third tiaac ki the laagas, '•But he tin- ______ewe ad_ quick «ouyou mmmm, ta c< tba aittw*. and be denaartaSad bHida, he’a w * y Mhaly godog to wMie ths R a id » haea parmto Only Fourth Time in 18 Years Imve to get tai on htm oe NEW YORK (AP) — Kanaae O ty wMli flea toudi- throw a bad paaa.” tad the opposition to gat to Ifailr “Get Lunonica.” down poMa* iMt Sandsy tat Am dktai^t throw too hurt you. He’a •••» ^ qiHrtertaatdc 9 thnes, teuMfa In •I woidd have done ths asms A three-hour, five-set victory fire first two seta and wUtod un­ 'Hiat, says Gerry Philbin, Weatam DIelalan plnyufl. many bad panaee aix weeks ago t/Migiww^ quartotbaoha arwsA thataagua. dacldliig douMes match 6-4, 6-4, thing under the clrcumstenoss. •Td have to say they have ADELAIDE, Austnlis by Oraebner over Bowrey and der the oonatont pounding of the is the best defense against "If w» get to launontcn eaity, wbMi he oomplited Sl of te Wefee gteen Mm Stone 6-3. I think Hopman fott It was aU hs ttwn w o could M vo wtant cotdd i^atawt the Jets ter SU yards atwa In the paat-oothlng dbty one of the hast pans protoottens (AP) — Harry Hopman’s T7» rout required only 67 mln- Aahe’a triumph over Ruffels in two more experienced Ameri­ In the Weatam DMalan,*’ said big gamble failed aiid the (our sets put the Americana up could do.” the Oakland Raiders' pass­ be • long game ter ns,” aald eod teur toudidowna. but Just hard—and he Jurt utee, giving tfae united States a cana. The dotfolas match, played bs- PhUWn, who woe nam ed to the FMibta, n e-teotrd, tSdtotskhr Davis Cup, the of for toda3r*B douMsa Mincher. ing attack. “He had a pretty good day, botmoea right back. You canH SJ> load In the best-of-S match “ Alexander and Ruffels were tore a meager crowd of B.OOO In ATI, AU-Stv team eartter ttaU iwtne Mm mentally Mther.’’ now tai his fifth pro aaaaofi. world tennis supremacy, is oerloa and a chance to acore ths Hopman’ s gam bls was In In- Ttas M«w York Mt% fo r whom but I thta* we put praaeura on “In the Kansas Oty gMua Bsrtlng tosn-ager Alsxander into a Mt tentoU vo," Donald DeH, bright, suraiy weather, waa such week. "We’wa got to heap cn Ida Mm.’’ PMlWn recalled. "We got >)Vhat the whole thing oomaa headed back to the United first SJ> sweep In 30 y ea n . FUIUr plajw * brfiUaMt datat- they looked even batlMr than I the douhlea although he and the U.8. oaptaln aald. "We had a mlsmatMi fiiat tt aocn became book. We taowe te gat to tatm be- to btm twice, and we made Mm perform together Uke preci­ C9ark Graefaner of New York est player In hlatory to compete that Urey were a scratch pair lar long sldebunn, never^ sion danoent on a chorus Une, meeto Ruffels In the first match in the Ofaallenge Round and hla put together officially only a servloe during the climaxed an eight-month Ameri­ followed by a Joutt between Ar­ Proven Playi WOl Outtveieh SurprUe Gimmidcry for Tide Mrvousnsia and Insscurlty few hours before the match. can campaign by cruohing Aua- thur Ashe Jr., of Richmend, matoh and only onoe were apparent aa he loat vital “ But I am not crlUclxtaig Hop- Sports Viewing tralla’ e R ay Rutfela and 17- Va., and Austiollan champion break point agolnot them. aervloea to give the Americana m an." DeU aald. SATOKDAY yaaiMild J o )» Alexander In the BUI Bowrey. I M ( S) Blne-Orey FsaS- Colts Happy to Meet Browns Again ban Oaaao NBA West AU-Stars Don Freeman (99) Boner Derby ^ ^ Asked...... If..... KeUy...... w as0 . BelU-1M. *nimtoiaVa‘ Oevelandfs front front four four an eMPpar- ItSS ( S) Oator Bowit Mis- on offense or datenae. But (here enlly does (fas n sM n g )6fa ads- Celts Regain BAL’TIMORE (AP) — woiyt be eny whoteeole meeds chtef concetn tor 8t»- HAPPY TUNE—Ski instructor John Winn of Waterville Valley, N. H„ ^splajm Morf va. diahema Proper execution of proven qiMtaty wltfaout help from (fas Hits at line, S:M Wttfa delaying pass leoatvers Light Schoolboy Schedule, hav« tatt Ifaelr arqviorirvn scoring * * **** "(P*** week. 285-do^ ^ AH-AmericMi from Miamt FlorWlam. One time CoMs reheereed their defensive Hadfield and Oaklwid’s O uol Vadnais, hidden m pile. Bert M w ball (9 ), Mike U M (to) AFL: feta va. near the kne cf scrimmage and touch, pfoase get tar touch with CSiamberiain for the s t ^ - The other atartera. named to- ^ p ^ -^-Ame^enn^ ^ dtotance was "Teams don’t get fids \far tuMty to Ptey Cteveland agMn,” aUgimienta tor the Browna, hi- Laughton (in hat) and Jean Ratalle (19) and linesman M Butler ^ i s t in Oakland Shifa said. “We hope to play a 278 oW-fime awesome dlapUya and nual National Basketball guard ^ -nolher The voting ecore of the aelect- Freeman Mt cn 14 of 16 S:M ( V NFL: AU-Pro and fiwlr opponents, the Oeve- J etew w ci o w two Injims Away, Eagles Home iand Browns. "You don’t tlxrow Leroy Kelly of Ctevdend, the pototoi to Shocked (he Bucks 186-106 to (he Association All-Star ^ S ’ r a l ^ ed pte^MsT from (he free uns « ^ Team NLF’s groundgaiidng champ, twimn ere quite similar,” Shula 7 to 42 out the tMngs you can do and S a "The Browne don’t blUa dekgtat of a crowd of 8,214 The 19th annual of At- E^wwla: Baylor, 14.000; Ko- way a -potatt flpree ttatkrt gaitwki 180 yards in the regular monafs teeguaJeedtatg totst a* uae gtonmlck atuff. much, but rather use it as a By DEAN YOST ^*^beS ^ ld° ^ ^ ota-lc ^wm be ptey- at Baltt- v^ro f ^ ^ ^ Hudaon 7.278. - S^IOS^’ S lS S Iy S g t f ^ game end soared two and Rams’ Firing of Allen “If raiytMng new to done. It mtaBsr.” 144. wlB ha a wrinkle bars and thare touobdownsL Bchokurtic hoop action is S tl^l22^ SS^S^fa^ Elgin 'Xi^'^'^Franclsco third straight Americaa Leroy Kelly boll Association victory. •tni light following the with Wbodttock. MS w^rSt^. However, the Lswto’ 18-toot Jump shot, with hoUdaye and a limited SooveUa with on U potM aver- t m o , but alnce then Its been a of tha soorto ooaMiee must pIMc at leoat one 11.866. and Sloan 6.886. M ain Hope two aeoondB to jJay tn ovarilms i.» t for ioc,a«rf ------■■------^ gave Indiana a 184-188 nod over Leaves Fans Puzzled Of Browns Mtanaaote to tfae only ether game on the ABA schedule. the commenta unneceaaaiy and traded. I’ve also thought about ■ * ra ttiwl in firni. four strateht, won in its teiA holds down sixth placo in OOC LOS ANGELES (A P )— m jnvB L A N p (A P ) — •nie Field Cut in Half Free throw accuracy kept m-advtsed. sitting out a year or even retir­ night before Ctervetead m et Bel- »itoSto (into BBlngton. an- gMndlnga - Portland by 16. ^ ^ Blocmfleld at home. ^ the Beaton fiavortte Way» ^Dtr. Houtton to tfae game at Miami The firing WsH has been cut in half in the Parish Basketball corios. Oeerge AUen would be Axed if day, but some players say wUb Chicago owner George Hal- mater had done that day. bom. The tedkott, to their latt * R*y™**»- Q«y Mtoer Doug stra^Mprinto wttfa a Tournament stag^ ^**from ^^nch^teV^Aa- dSermee for the they weren’t totdly sur- we didn't win It aU this year," aa for Allens then gave Ms new “The first thing I noticed,” ^ totott “■ Jump ttiot key and a the four remaimng clubs are from Manchester, a s liy Dave W sa», ft ®smsu m ^*rea oy ■hulimi priwd. _ Oahrlel aald. “And those ru­ coach a five-year, $40,000 a year Ndsen recalla, “was that UBC , tunmd In by Dave _Wtae_, ® " Daley. free throw after heha was fouled. sumption and St. Bartholom ews.______om c. mors popped tq> more often ea Allen, 4S, was fired Ttanraday contract. bed run O. J. Slmpacn more 'T S S i^JT v^lSiriSSJSle by Manchetter High’, nrimmlng He became a one-n»an gong ■■ Should both vria tomorrow, — Houston’s WUlte ‘’Someratt ky/Daa Reevee, preatdant and the season progiesaed. Allen’s deals earned Mm toe than W times. AzmI I remember he soared Mm of the 11 pointo tiwy win oteah In tfae ftaola Bun- poMa and Molooey aeven. Davo g g ,^ 37 pointo and Carloa add- “Before our last ball game general manager cf Uie Natlcn- name o f The Trader and In IMS thinking' 'a guy can get killed and the Oeltlca went cn to de­ day. Paquette and Gory Voilttte >eu 23 before fouling out late to al Fbotban League eluh. Reeves wUta the Battimare Ootta, Coach the Rama were 8-6, their best rum ing that many ttmea In one feat Milwaukee a fifth ttraigbt ResMta In opening round play ^ saint comeback with ttx Allen said be wouldn’t be back aald n paraonaHty ooufUct led to record In eight years. gam *.’ time. yeaberday found Aaeumptkm pomto each. Conte Hawkins tosaed to 86 next year," said otfenaive guard Me dedricn. “R was probably “The next day toe first thing I John HavUoek, Bailey Howell Mpplng t Roee of Eatt Hart- vVett-bolanocd acoring aot the points for Minneeota vnd hla and oo-captaim Joe BcrlbelU. The foilawing season Loa An­ 8 more my fault than hla," aald did after we played toe CWta and Don Netaon gave Siegfried ford, 20-17; at Paul’a of Gla» ^ gt Panl’a In routing ft** uutow put toe Eaatem Dlvlr Alien seems to always have geles was U-I-2, won toe Coast­ Reevea. was to get bold of a stattotlcal plenty of he^ to the scoring at­ tonhury upeettlng St Jamca M jamea. The ■wtanBro ted only leader to front 188-183 wMh commanded A>e respect cf hla al Division title and, after a 3S-7 AUan called a news conCar- dieet, and toe first filing iW West Crashes 16,000 Barrier tack. HavMcek ecored 26 points Manobettar, 80-16; St Margaret entering (he final period aeconda remaining to over- pU yen . In IMS, while a coach loaa to Green Bay fo r the WeB^ 24 «noe for today. em Division crown, thrashed tieed wae that I bad run KeBy and HoweU 27. Siegfried fto- Miary of Soutti Wlnde^ tanxmey ghoottog from botti tfae Indiana took the batt In thrae yaars wMh the Raunk, wtAi the Chicago Beara, the 80 tim es.” fahed with 23 and Nelson 23. St Bridget ol Manctictter, 47'- ecoountad for the count and held tt tmlll there presented Mm the CleveUnd SO-S in toe Playoff iglor flia Waatem Dhriaton team Bowl. KeUy to Leroy KeUy, and be And Next Point Produces Win Tfae Oettlca, who have a 10-6 17 end et. Bart’* advanced when of vtctory. Lewis’ clutch basket pulled the bad auBared aeven atralgfat loo- ebampionsMp game halt, an survived the workout , Nrisen ----- . . _ ^ Lakers Mmor nomully reserved for TMa year the Rams were Mt ■ ™ YORK (A P )-Jer- <*«««*. eighth player to NBA rom zW and ^ St. Isaac Joguea o‘ Denench (10). Fran victory oitt ol (ha fine, fc.g aiiaataia. AUen turned Los gave him. SOPH WHIZ Greg lord wae unable to Arid a tea^ uriono (8) and Ken Meliem (8) The Pacers squandered a 18- fig tfe a into a wtamer with aaa- players. by Injtiry and lllneaa but wound iq> 10-S-I, loaing their last two But he killed the Colte, pene­ Turek, forwwd for the Saturday of 1:80, Anaimptto poul’a with Skip LaBelte point lead to the ftoal ota mla- amw cf S4, U-1-3 and lOS-L “tt’s hard to reakae that a trating the Baltimore defmse man who’s been a wtamer 1 ^ gamee—to Chicago 17-16 and to tkmal BasketbaU Associa- Ebwwfaera, Botton drubbed BattenBottm brokebrote loose Wtor u11 ooa-^ ^ gwd attempts, a .hooting m a« University of Hartford facee St Mtogortt Mary rito Moncheater wtth five utes of regulation pUy, then to amoctate elhletlc di­ Alumni at Bolton Football League title g ^ e temperatures wfil do to the Two sidelined stare, Gump when Jean RnteBe fowd Oilneinnati rally as toe Bulls olic High School. lege football fans to go into and fifth in pern defense but toe fense, “that If KeUy runs the main topic of conversation ■ncketo for toe Jan. 27to of- be Olympic equestrian BUI through last Saturday. Murphy rector. ball 20 times he’U break a long with the New York Jets playtng field. Wenley and Rod Gilbert, are wttfa a perfect peas. broke a three - game losing KANSAS CITY (AP) — Five (air at too Hartford HUton Ho- stelnkraus of Noroton, retired oroit around their televi- Tigera also nanfced 12tb in ruto- MONDAY, DEO. 86 among (fas Raiders w as (fas New Kngiana aui«n.kn»athletes werewv.*- is second -with a 87.1 average In In six aeaaona at Mteanl, one sooner or later. We also feel Sunday. “If ths field ten’t troxsn,” hs raS!^to return to National “What’e the secret Mjny —^ string. Tom VanArsdale England tel are available at thla paper’s high school coach Jimmy Lee tng offense and 21st in total of­ Northwest Catholic at Bast Origtatelly, the Rafctens w w e 'weather that evnstts them tai the seven games. ikHisetB. SchembeoMer's teams won 40 If we give him the boll 20 times said, “(hen U’s okay. (Xberwtse, itodnevILeeeue iuttion but the den succeseT" laughed F ten ^ , gp,rked the Royals’ combeack, among 83 In toe nation C V ntrol AdvanCCS sports department. The deadline of Walerbury and former East- AS eystema are “go” as the fense. OottaoUc to fly to New York on Thursday, BjBSt. Mir re- repealtag a reporoors qwwuon. nutting 13 o f his 28 points m a qoo postgraduate schotarshlps Rick Mount ol Purdue is the gamas, loet 17 and tied Airee. Aa he'U give us 100 yards.” wdS have to dtemrd our cleats riiinetlnni Is whether Ifaelr re- repeating a reporter’s c^ccttlm. h^ttag 13 of his 28 points In a ,1 tor purchase la Jan. 18. em League pitcher Sam Hy- boarl esaann to about to biaat Windham at Manchester but they etectod Instead to "We know the weather won’t L "The puck’s going to tfae gt*-minute fourth quarter i,y NCAA Thursday for com- | T oiim C V No. 8 high scorer ■with a 83.0 av­ a student tlicaw, he played under TTiey have an All-American in “ I ’m sure when BaHtonor? and use sneakers. 'Then breaks ^MenMOto will let (faem. "The puck’s six-minute fourth quarte: Marlon, who Joined toe NFL of Hartford. off wlAi 11 gamas in toe next safety Roger Wehrit, the na­ Alumni at BUlngton spend one more day in OaWand be Ideal,” said Ooktend Oooch tor the that’s (he secret. I’ve had blnlng exceUenco In too class- All VfW li avrwaaxx-j , erage followed by Spencer Hay­ Woody Hayes, whom Ohio (Mate says they’U be watching him all Jclm Rauch, without a trace of become (he dttference. Wonley, goalbender * 1968, not only handles hla Many former Gold Key reclpl- Mx days, moat of Aiem to be tion’s No. 1 punt returner. Manchester C. C. at Norwalk to get ta» some wsrm-weafher lU begin chances and seen (fae puck do Hudson’s 28 potato and 28 , m with outstanding p^orm- BRITAIN Conn. (AP)— " wood of Detroit at 80.8 and Rick team is going to the Rose Bowl. the Urae they wUl be. They’ ll a sndte. “We’ll prepare for win­ “ I don’t nttnd the snow cr tfae Montreal Conodlens, w(U ------„ „ wv um Huosona roo™00 ------^EW BRITAIN. Conn. (AP)- ’ assignments to toe ^ be on hand aa wiU Travis of Oklahoma Cttj' at 36.7. liliTir-* somewhere or other. The action on toe field begkia Ttte Sun Bowt also could be a C.C. p r a n ce . p tttttasr evervthlnr but go tav kw Reatv led Atlanta past annes on the football field. k# —Wa .. .Ihh A.'u 4n 44kA make sure they know where be ter os mudi as poaelMe. oold.” Lamonlea added. wworkttig crx n g VIM. out today after------eUttag-v everything^ Goyette but goand Iri Dave Balon by Zelmo Beaty led Atlaite ptet ances on toe iJmored ^® winners In the gridiron violence but combers of the Hartford Haywood is toe top rebounder However, the Untvanity of tonight when Ohio Univenity, defenaive stnwgle in this year FRIDAY, JAN. 8 Ttte strategy seemed to have “ It’s (fas los and the whipping out a mcittfa (o rort ttiattorod MlcMgen, wtalcii mimed out on to aU the time,” said Bkorlch. backfired when nearly an Inch "B ut reaHy, w e don’t 'wunt to were (he other Ranger scoren, ^ ^i?i?*Fred^M orris of quarterfinals of the fourth an- ^ doubles na a boxing official loughts, AUantlc Coast Football with an average o f 22.6. R od unbeaten, untied and ranked of toe expfc>dtaig scoreboard. Al­ South Catholic, East CatboMc wind that can hurt Jtou." 42 points to toe tolxd period to wete ^ , ____ nual Central "ual Connecticut Central Connecticut Holl- Holt- ^ the PennaylvanU State League champions. Finding him, however, to one moke file weafiier a psyeboiogi- Baton’s goal breoktag a 24-gom e McIntyre of Jacksonville leads a tfto to tbs Rooe Bowl, got its ISth In the nation, meeto Rich- though Auburn has a potent ae- at OC8C of ratal fell CMristmas Day, but GUbsrt, out ttiree vveeks with break tfae game open. Yale, linebacker Gary smora Basketball Tournament heke In Thureday Mgbt, wln- thing. Stopping Mm to another sp ^ for Mm. Gary Jesrett Athletic Commission when he Representatives from the Bos- in field goal percentage with mond’a Soutoem Conference rtal duo In Loran Carter end a cMipped bone and atretxdied - - ______... flan Francisco’s BUI Turner, chlk of B front for of (he year, any year, who made strong bllteer, all-pro since Ms pMoemant, rookie Tcay E a p ^ Team to Beat Franctawo —AU Sfieks needed “ super sUb” m ore than a ing a pttttlty. Noel Picard’s got Bates In the afternoon, and 373 MAIN ST. MAMCHBSlMi Next week ife the Peach Bowl greatest disappointment of InvlnclUe Leroy KeHy, and It’s rookie season. to. Mbittreel moved ta ilo^ OF MANCHB8TBR was the dianoe, and he got it plwase. They never even the Bluee on the aooreboord In Kansas Seven Wins Short Vermont - Northeastern and SPRINGFIELD, Maas. (AP) Monday, the Blue Bonnet Bowl generaUy (Ms 11-year veteran Comer Hnebacker, Chuck Oast Dtvteton lead Tburtttoy to^;;;;^peH od^erValFom 1967. But to Jim Ringo, a whett Browns traxled Mm to missed John Unitas. Southern Connecticut - Central — Bridgeport, riding a toree- BUDGET TERMS Tuesday and the Rose, Orange, full decade ago. It brought ela­ whos’ oteo on aU-pro repeater. Howley, DtUlaa — He has (he gome victory streak and winner Cotton and Sugar Bowta 46ere. Promptly led the NFL Running book, Gale flayers, SSS out 84 uyne a«I Gena Connecticut at nl|d>t. NATIONWIDE tion and tears—for having made to pass reoet-vtaig fids (aU. Guard, Howard Mudd, Son speed of a defensive back, the tor the Pengulne to toe opentag Of Coveted 1,000 Plateau In Thursday’s action high of five of seven starts, looms as Wedneaday. Chicago — You'd think a guy Year-End Special GUARANTEED BBBVICB tt. Tackle, Robert Brown, Phllar Fnandsoo —TTie players tint strength of a Uneman and the the team to beat to the fourth A crowd o f 68,000 to expected who played only eight games •taittft. Just seven more and the Kan- survived to down Stanford 69-66. scorers Included BUI Flske of Lnansr Oars Free Towing It is the All-Players All-Pro dttphia — Another comeback pin-pointed this Uttle known experience to lead the oompll- OHbert’a **P***®""*** D am y Orafat’a goal with I w Bw..- ■aiviueU American International to watch a defensive battle be- and part of another would be out bean Reggie rtamiiy. who bte sas Jayhawta wUl become tfae In. other first games In the Big Southern with 32, Howie Green- T kt S4S-MS7 team chosen for Newspaper Bn- guy, since he missed matt of Mocker os a premier product cated, keyed defenses of the than two mlnutea to play capped Joe Holiday BastetbaU Tournament I tween Mtaeourt and Alabama In of It. But Gale ran for enough a fourgamve aooring streak fta-it college baskeitball team to Bight:, All-College and Rainbow glatt of Trinity with 23, terpriae Ansocieition by the 8(0 last year with a knee operation. a year ago. Anri h e's done .noth- Cowboys. a Mtt*ieeoto comeback that en­ Summa of Wesleyan with 20 and opening tonight. the Gator Bowt. ‘Bama ranked In that apace of time to demand win 1.0(» games. Caaattc, CMonado trounced Veraon'lilwn~Line players of the National Football Pride spurred Mm to fine sea­ lig; (dnoe to undermine their Ckxner linebacker, Dave Rob- gotm tor Wto»®“ - abled the North Stars to s a lv ^ Howie Dlckenman ol Central Bridgeport will meet Bowdodn fifth in total defense and de­ Inclusion. waa the fintt goal to New Led by CMymplc star Jo Jo Oklahoma 68-96, Oklahoma CSty Front - End R to. 88, TaloofctvlUe, Oaun. League. son on a dtemol loaing team. eettanaUon. ln«m. Green Bay —K was a before Hartford faces host AIC Running back, Leroy Kelly, White, toe once-beaten Jay- hung on to defeat Tulane 94-86 Connecticut with 14. Kramer, ■who plays with the Tackle, Ralpii Neely, Dallas Center, Mick Tfaigdhaff, Min­ tough loe between htan end hawte won thalr eighth straight and ninto-ronked Santa Clara In the opening round games —There’s never been any doubt nesota -H e prorides broad- Cleveland — The current non­ the tournament Bowdoln has a Oreen Bay Packers, and Ringo pareil as a ground-gainer. He OoHa’ Mike Curtis. D ave's edge ”sr3Sr"!^g^ca Th««*toy, ^ ^ wfalpptag beat West W iglrta 72-M who used to. have been hon­ about (bis guy. He can handle beamed comfort agoinat blltaes came because he'e been at the Nebraska 82-86 to the first round Brigham Young uptet CoUfor- 3-2 record, Hartford 6-2 and AIC Alignment any dedenatve and, and at tbs to quartesiiacks, and he’s fast Just achieved hla third straight Lotte ^ WMte scored a career high of Ore. EAST SIDE intermediate again last year. Rlngo’s santl- d e f e n s e Boston Ooltege, sparked by Bow ling REG. A/C OUTBOARD MOTORS End, Deacon Jones, Los An­ ball player has beconve a fixture iMou beat Toronto Central Gonneottout 29 polnits and stole the ball six mentel cry come from the raoll- Terry Driscoll’s 26 points, came The Eaatles defeated toe Nor- In any aUnttar array. He’ s big­ Gambia to. to* Holiday Tournament times, resulting In five more aofion that (be other players In geles — TTm Deacon it to de- (rom 17 points back to beat ton’e Boy*. 67-86, to the only 9.95 1^95 fenilvo end play today what ger than most, as fast as any, Then John Ferguam’s 1 ^ 0 ^ ()uar(erttaiala Kansas baskets. If (he Jay- EARLY BIRDS — Kay Pontt- HP. 4o 100 HP. pro teoCball —tils peers — had of (fa* ysaf wrapped up the **o*^ hawkH keep winning, they figure Georgia 89-88 aft^ Narthwa^ game scheduled last night. Set­ V/2 Glno MarchetU used to be half with o nose for the ball. Vermont 61. Wesleyan 60 celll 138, Barbara Callahan 132, chosen Min os (he best at Ms Defensive halfback, Lem Bar­ to chalk up career victory No. ern’e outside shooting gave the ting the scoring attack were a doeen years ago. The best, li« in (he final P «^- _ . Southern Oinnectlcut 91, T ri­ Vivl Bayer 363. SALES — PARTS — SERVICE position, center, when the Pack­ ney, Detroit —The moat spec­ m Mtehdgan Tech 1,000 at Kansas State on Jen. 18. Wildcats a 76-72 v lW over Rick Reynolds wttfa 21 points. ers were a test piaot team. and reaUy without challenge. Ptojjd 10 g ^ nity 67 The victory by tfae Jayhawta, Florida to to* Ootoor Bowl at Greg Oott and Don Oulnan each FREE MUFFLER end EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS End, Carl Eller, Minnesota — tacular defender of all, only in Northeastern 70, M arietta 61 That’s (he value of going to ^ of them ttattoula, and 1»m a ranked elg(Uh nationally in the JacksonvlUe. popped to 11 potats. to. a loatog A young giant who cams out of Ms aecend yet. If you beat Central Connecticut 83, Bates Open DttUy 7 :30 AJM.15 P.M.—Thun, to 9 the players —the men who dig 60 goats agalntt average state Associated Proas poH, highlight- East Carolina took Cornell 74- ooupe, Jcteii Hull conned 21 Ms lethargy to spark tha young him, he’U stUl catch you on 2 BRAKE INSPECTION Sat to 4 PJM. ki viMi their cleats —os th s speed. And a great kick return (•jciiic owftT for Worriey ftnd^i^ ed the start of the deluge of the 67, Vtrgtota Tech tm m ^^ IM- points. tREMAHO SEfri^ source material tor the finest Vikings to their first division numerotw holiday toumom ents aware 79-68, Baylor downed WU- INJURED — Bobby (iUs. When hs sate Ms mind to man, too. pOlen Vartioni, h ^ s n AH Oamea FIrat Round to football. In this, ths 14th an­ J ^ e who to Old wttfa • broken between Cfartstmas and New Ham and Mary 81-68 and Vtayto- Hull o f Chicago, top getting the poaaer, look out I Safety, Larry WUoon, St. Lou­ East CaroHna Otasttc Oator Bowl TANK SERVICE nual poU of NFL pteyars, tbslr Y ^ b x 'm. to edged toe Air F orce 90-86 to Season's Greetings scorer of the National acMevemento on the field ore Tackle, Bob Lilly, Dallas — is —He’s the original bUtawr and Baylor 81, Wm. A Mary 68 Northwestern 76, Florida 72 “^ w a * only Unbeaten Duqueane and Co- the East Oarriina CSaattc at T E L 742-9770 M ai Rhines —PleaMNote-’ Hockey League, was perpetuated os memtzeni of the ProbaUy ths most versatile de­ after ntaw yaars, alunra ab­ Va. Tech 79, Delaware 68 Boston Col. 89, Georgia 88 solutely no sign of slowing up- H gamas for die M i^ himbia made it eight and seven Oreenvllte, N.C. resting in a Chicago 1668 All-Players AU-Pro team. fensive lineman In football for Virginia 90, A ir Force 86 The night’s actlvltiee cleared ' nHk Newberry’s Malte airawgemente with Friend and tea marval at tfae who remato to toted in a row, respectlvedy, with vic- OFFENSE site and mofaUlty. He also sets East Cartttoa 74, Cornell 67 the decks for the start of more now for tha winter hoepi^ today. Hull re­ way he (brows MmsaU at tfaa points behind Mbnireal and two tortee in toe AU-CoHege Tourney Far Wett Oosslc with us tai awr TtgM end. John Mackey, the pace aa ths dean o f oonssou- and more tournaments tonight, storage of your motor .. . ceived a broken Jaw in enemy. of Idte Botton. AU-CoUege at Oklahoma City and the Rain­ Brig. Young 82, California 74 PAUL DODGE 'Baltimcre —The claos of (be tlve allpro selections — four in MghUgbted by tfae appearance game in Chicago last bow (Xasste at Honolulu. Oregon 84, Yale 71 NFL ahnort unonlmoutty, and a row. Safety, Rich Volk, Baltimore raw to New York’s flrtt M Duquesn* 68, Texas AAM 71 of topronitod UCLA agalntt night when he was el­ Tackle, Merlin Glsen, Loa An­ —Uke Barney, a paoe-sottar of Okla.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEgTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1968 Ho$h m For Solo 72 Oat off Towo Oot off Town PACBB fOUVlW EN For Solo 75 For M o 7B BT SHORTEN «ad WHIPPLE Hdp WaiiWd Mete 3^ Artkiw P»r Sdt 4B 43 eERRY’S WORLD COUNTRY Cape wMh five big Hon lioM Soryic t THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW ______;______:___ h m t VBBT bedrooms in addition to a pic­ SOUTH W INDSOR. B ir d : HHL MAN TO WORK part-Uine eve- OTU DNNTOl 8 ^ U* FOUR ROOMS and bath. In ras- nic table slaed kitchen. Sunny BOLTON —Six room Ranch Large, Jumbo slss 4rbedroom ONE THING AtOurGAEBV-' CLASSIFIED OffMvd 13Wk I M A T S o o s s i P f ITS s o ' SO MRS.TLAPiJAV/ SHE Pic k s u p rtnga. Call Oloott Packaf IdanUal araa. Haat, air-condi­ living room with open stair­ two baths, two fireplaces, two- Colonial, family room, formal sh ell NEVER T E a A LIE! and books. Plastlo nanw PBTROCTNE! LOOR WMAT HATES GOSSIPf MORE DIRT WITH Store, MMavr. tioning, garage for, one car, w a y , tw o fid l bathroom s, oU, car attached garage, acre lot, dintag'roMn, larg* Uring room. TWO HAMDTIODM want « var , «AW SHOOLDSHE WHEN f wUl adhera neatly. CLASSIFIED TMEf RE SWIMS A80UT THE IMAGINE ^ A T atelephometham combination washer and dry­ hot water heat walk-out base­ and more. Offering proiXl $ IW O N O WE'D HEAR IF MOST people DO er furnished. $156 per month. ment with a one car garage. ershlp. Aaking $82,800. Morri- Agency, Reatton, e u n e n . | day. Reaaonabla rataa. OaU ftir m o r e d a m a g e ? or 28 cw ta lor one. SwidmoBj^ ADVERTISING SHE LIKIP WITH A VACUUM perienced truck drivers wanted information, 6«>-8S0S, 64S-092. TO TEU EVERVOME HES OU Warren Howland Realtor, 1700 square feet of living ares aon Agency, 9*8-1018, 6484844. CARI^flMG OM OEMlMD GOSSIP/ CtEAMERf In grain mill. Steady yaar your printed name -23 9HORTEN A . O lonfriddo, 188 R id ge R d. storms,- full ceUar. Meyer age, 20 X SO* recent outbuild­ rec rooms, dormers, porches, WE HAVE customers waiting ing. CbMM to highway. Hutch- oabtaiets, formica, buUt • Ins, Tw. •at. 1 . 1. Pm. Oflr-^AN rifMi rewrvsH O rtstol, 083-2787. for the rental of your apart­ Agency, Realtors. 848-0800. ro m^way. Muicn hy UMia4 Nn*wa Ir»4kn«e, tot. Fiwl cMd FMd 49-A UPRIOirr ptano, as la, *40. Call Fnrnhliod _ 3 ______!______**'• A gen cy Realtors, 8494824 bathroom s, M triiena. 648-S446. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ SELUNG YOUR HOME? TrNblt Reachias Oar Aivartisar? 649-7701. t h r e e Incomes, Canter Street, SEASONED Hardwood — out tate Associates, Inc., 648-6129. Aportmonts 63-A ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ two famUy, 54 phis separate PIsase call our local and split to customsrs deslrs. tative, Mrs. Susanne rage, rec rooms, bathrooms H«I d Wonlwd— H « l p W fln fd Mote 3 6 H d p W o n f d Mo k 3 6 m a t u r e person to wwk part- LUXURY 4^ room duplex. TWO-ROOM fundslied apart­ ( INt kr NEA, hw.* five room house. 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Add-A-Level Dormer, ment. Many exceUent' benefits willing to relocate, hours can plian ces included. $186 month­ floor famUy room, 2% baths, Dimock Go., 6494246. ton area. Ansaldi built seven NIGHT cook, fuU-tlme, chance MACHINISTS with guarantees. See them at glass, pewter, oU paintings or For Ront 64 frontage. Priced to sell. Can room Raised Ranch, three bed­ m v m I7S-251S 286-0449. plus riilft premium. Apply hi be arranged. Position open for ly. Call Paul W. Dougan Real­ 3K»r garage. Automrtttc kitch­ Driving Turnpike for advancement for right per­ B.D. Pearl’s AppUances, 8*9 otber antique items. Any quan­ early. Hayes Agency, 6484181. COVENTRY — Lot on South rooms, IH baths, large eat-in peraon, K lock C o.. 1366 Tolland BRIDGEPORT Assistant Manager also. Experi­ tor, 649-4686. FOR RENT or sale-461 Main en, natural woodwork. Only Yean hear from our advertiser In son. Apply in person only. M ain St. CaU 848-2171. tity.. 648-8709, 186 Oakland St. ______Street, 236’ frontage, 100’ depth kitchen, formal dining room, NEW HAVEN (AP) — PoHo* and leave y< ------r— Tpke., Manchester. OPERATORS ence necessary. Please contact Street Bulldliig and lot next SOUTH W INDSOR, 16 a cres 2- $84,900. Builder will help with ILg thae wM [ a n evening a t the HOMES, GARAGES, porches, _ 1 ------Howard Johnaon Restaurant, wUh arteslaik water right* and two fireplaces, pony died, $28,-. say a oar sworved off the Ocik Mr. Jamieson, Mgr. 17 CUBIC foot «*e*t frssser, WANTED TO BUY — antiques, **ANCHESTER — Two bed­ to Post Office Ebcccllcnt loca­ famlly and 2 tobacco bsuns, financing. B elfiore A gen cy 847- rec rooms, room additions, WANTED reliable woman, age 394 T olland T pke., M anchester. LATHE OPERATORS room Townhouse. AppUancee commercial aeptlc system In- 500. CaU Suzanne Shorts, 646- nectiout Turnpike hers after th* good oondiUon, $90. CaU aftsr 5 steins, fumlturs, pewter, lead­ tion tor any use. 646-2426 from beautiful view. Keith Agency, 1418. kitchens, roofing,1 -1.M—- siding, _ ^ over, as permanent baby and utUlties, parking, patio staUed. $4,000. CaU F M. Goal 3288. J. Watson Beach ft Co., driver, Staidey Oonmad. 67, AHtonoUM For Solo 4 BLANCHARD ed lamps, art floss, primitives 9 to 6 p.m. ‘ - --- a t era! repair work. Financing CONNECTICUT p.m ., 648-0010. 646-4126, 649-1922. Agency, Janice Hodge, or brok­ sitter In my home. ’Four days OPERATOR any quantity. Furniture re­ and private cella r. $180. CaU PRESTIGE Forest HUla location R ealtors. West Haven, apparently had • 1986 TH U N DERBIRO, 2-door available. No down payment. PART-TIME MOTOR LODGE e r , 848-2882. a week. Own transportation. PRODUCTION MEN WHAT CAN YOU BUT FOR p a ired . 644-8862. J.D. Real Estate Asaociatea 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. MANCHESTER 16 acres high for only $88,600! Seven room heart attack. He was prunoimsh. Londeau, exceUent condtUon, E con om y B uilders, In c., 848- P lea se ca ll after 8:80 p .m ., 649- In c., 8484129, 843-8776. TOLLAND «d dead on arrival at Yatai 400 ToUand Turnpike $800 Center of town, plenty of park­ moetly open, prime location, Raised Rajidi with 2-car ga­ oir-oondltionlng, power steer­ 6160. 7028. Retired men, mornings, HOUSEHOLD loto — Antiques, ing, 648-2428. 9-5. reasonably priced. Keith FOR THE LARGE New Haven Hospital. Manchester, Oexm. AT A-L-B-B-R-T-’-8 MANCHESTER — Park Cheat- rage, 2H baths. Automatic ing, f d ly equipped. 848-0148. hours flexible. ^^^tnSn^qualtfled person- l»ic-a-brse, clocks, frames, A gen cy 648-4126. 646-1622. FAMILY The taoldent oocumed at the BDX LETTERS THREE ROOMS nut Garden Apartmenta, avail­ SMALL, STORE n ea r 100 p er kitcbeR, natural woodwork. Out off Town BABYSITTER wanted, A i^ ly In person. n ri. ^ 648-1666 gUsswara. We buy estates. Vil­ Howard Avenue oveipaaa. Special Sorvlcas 15 OF BRAND NEW MODERN able Jan. 1, 4H rooms at $160.; cent Main Street location. Ap­ Second^ financing avallaUe ^ Solo 75 Gracious Ranch just being home, second shift, wIU Ring out the old year—Ring la ge P ed d ler, A uctioneer, 420 PoUoe reported they could not T oot FURNITURE Feb. 1 — 8H rooms at $136; p ly M arlow ’ s, 867 M ain Street. If neoeeaary. BelHore Agency, completed! 8 bedrooms and AAMCO Transmissiona of Man­ vide transportation. CaU in the now year wHh a bet­ L ake S t , B olton, 648-8247. COVENTRY — 4% room Ranch, room for 2 nxire! This Immediately delemilne If Ocn- MCDONALD’S DRIVE IN ter paying Job. Top ws«eo ft heat, hot water, oven range, Houses For Side 72 647-14U. Storage 10 chester, nationwide, guaran­ 8115 b efore 2 p.m . large kitchen, dtatag area, Itome is loaded with possl- rad d ie d m an atteick or of and fringe benefit*, e:soed- APPLIANCES! refrigerator, parking and stor­ STORE or - offices for rent 400 t h e ttm u A iT i w iu n ot teed service. Budget terms. ______„ 46 W. Center St., Manchester Main St. Across from Friendly MANCHESTER — Attractive MAJESTIC Colonial In prestige overaiaed garage, wooded lot, btUUe*! $26,990 Includes tajuries received in the enuta. COMMERCIAL space available. c a f e t e r i a worker, Bolton El­ leot working oondUions and LIVINO ROOM Rooms WMioot Board 59 age, no pets. C all 627-9238 fireiUace, IH baths, ga­ rtlsrlnsr the Identity a t Loemer cars. Free towing. Call fully airoondlUoaed plant, SituotioM Wontod— between 94 p.m. After 6 p.m., Ice Cream. 648-2426, 94. Ranch,_ ._ •formal dining„ . room, area oo beautifully wooded lot. $11,900. Char-Bon A gen cy, 648- He was alone In the oar. any advertiser using box Central. Two areas, 1,000 M3-2487, Manchester - Vernon ementary School, 8 a.m. to 2 ______BEDROOM SUITE large kitchen, 2-car garage, ra g e , bliUt■^lns! A c t n ow ! liberal overtime schedule. FoomIo 38 THE THOMPSON Ho u m — Oot- 647-1871. Four bedrooms. Large rooms, 0688, 649-2426. 649-8806. Isttsrs. Readers answei^ square feet each. One with town line, Rt. 88, TalcottvlUe. p.m.. Contact Superintendent of JOURNEYMAN electrician and Start working now and riUl DINETTE SET NEEO> O FFIC E sp ace and o r wOlk-out basement,& beautiful . . .. A._ ...we__ REFRIGERATOR tage St. centrally located, la r g e ------natural woodwork. Birch kitch­ Ing MtwA b o x ads w ho 10x10 ^ e rh e a d door. CaU 643- School8,'648-lB69. helper, paid vacation and bene­ b e riig lb le fo r fuU veMxUion. DO YOU need a babysitter New abundant inside and outside wooded lot, Imme&ite occu­ BOLTON LAKE, bargain year RANGE pleasantly furnlsbed rooms, DELU7U! two bedroom apart en cabinets, buUt-tas, 2-car ga­ dselrs to protect their 8758. fits. W ilson E lectrica l C o., 649- A pp ly S t Year’s Eve, my licensed home. ment In new building on Center storage space? Suitable for ve­ pancy, low down payment. end close out at $7,600. 6 B & W aptie Tanks I identity foDow Roofing Siding 16 LAMPS p a rk ta f. C all 649-2868 fo r ov er­ rage, 2H baths. Belfiore Agen­ room Rsuich summer home Comptometer Operator 4817. 648-90*4. night and permanent guest Street, Manchester. Completely hicles and stock. Main highway C h a r -^ n A gen cy, 648-0688, 649- cy , 647-1418. BARROWS and WAIXACE Oo. AND procedu re: PARAGON 'TOOL RUGS across large new shopping cen­ n ear w ater. H ayes A g en cy 646- Manchester Parkade ROOFINa, aluminum aiding, rats*. equipped kitchen. Loade of liv­ 2426. I your Motorcyelok— Openings for experienced MALE Prodnetion Workers COMPANY, INC. LINOLEUM 0181. Manchester 649-8806 gutters, carpenter work, 80 ing space. Security deposit andi ter, outskirts of Manchester. MANCHESTESt — $19,600, six Plnsgeil Sawsri I bOK In 11 comptometer operators to Openings on aU three shifts. Dogs Birds Pof» 41 A ACCESSORIES! MANCHESTER—New six room Bieyclos years’ experience. Connecticut 121 ADAMS STREET LARCM! comfortable heated- lease required. For Information \ CaU 648-2771. room Cape Cod. ETreplace, SIX room oversized Colonial luldraB to work 8:80 throug^i 4:30, five Rates: $2.88 per hour and up. Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, VERNON —Transfer makes VaHey ConstrucUtm C o., 848- MANCHESTER YOUR BEST BUY room, also efflclenciea, on e call Jarvis Realty Oo., Real­ completely redecorated Inside. NaehlRe OleaRtd 1 teid Managw, Manchester days a week. Must be Applications accepted daUy. OROOMINO aU breeds. Har- MANCHESTER —Three nW IVi baths, fireplace, formal din­ this nearly new 4 tiedroom Co­ Ranch, attached 2-car garage, 7180. F ree estim ate. OR For evening appointment ANYWHERE! and two rooms with heat and tors, 848-1121. 188 X ISB* lot. Hutchins Agency three bedrooms, IH battis Septic Tanks, Dry Walls, Bvenb« Herald, together GlRL’a 20" Ucycle In very good skUled In all phases of CaU Mrs. Marge Hampson, 648- mooy HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron FOR INFORMAT7 H PHONE: stores for lease. 600x100 square in g room , alum inum siding, 2- lonial avaUable. All the work with a memo listing the CaU 647-9988. ______hot water, private baths. Realtors, 6494824. formal dining room, (bowed Sewer lines Instaued—C ' condition . 818. 649-8488. comptometer work. Elxcel- 8163. A pply to R og ers G orp., R d ., B oltoiv 848-8427. "JOHN” GOIDA NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ feet. Busy location. Reasimahle. car garage, and more. Low of a new home has been done Ur -Wsterproofing' Done. you d o NOT Scranton Motel and Cabins, lawn, carpet, storm windows windows), fireplaced living lent benefits, free perkiiig, Mill and Oakland St., Manches­ p a r t -t i m e HELP, over 21, T oll F ree 1-800-992-8*47 luxe garden type apartmenta Hayea Agency, 6464181. 80's. CaU Paul W. Dougan, ______e your letter. Roofing and 160 ToUand Tpke. NEW TWO famUy duplex, five etc. It won’t last long so call room, patio adjacent, beautiful­ subsidized cafeteria, con­ ter, Conn. An equal opportunity ;JSToors“ ^'p,m .. flv; Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9-8 At available now. Call Paul R ea ltor, 649-4686. I Tour letter will he de- Cfiinmoys 16-A with papers. Good breeding ta TWO ROOM o ffic e , 100 percent /rooms each side. Separate for early Inspection. Norman ly altuated wooded acred. McKinney bros. , If the advertlaer genial co-workers and ex­ em ployer. days, call between 6-8 p.m.. ROOM with kitchen privUegea. W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-4686. Bodnou Sorvieos male. Good with cldldien, rea- A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S Main St. location. Inquire Mar­ COLONIAL, eight rooms, large furnaces, quiet location, Uve S. Hohenthal Realtor, 646- $29,900. CaU Suzanne Shorts, us Pearl 8h — *1841 _ _ _ you’ve menUoned. ROOFING — Specializing re­ ceUent working conditions. 849-8884. 288-86 Bo. M ain St.—W a terbu iy Central locaUcai. Apidy Mrs. Offorad 13 aonable, 872-4120. MANOmSTER —Large five low ’ s, 867 M ain St. kitchen with built-in range, economicaUy, call now. Wol­ 1166. 646-8283. J. Watson Beach ft Sewerage Disposal Ob. If not it win be handled pairing roofs of aU kinds, new Ar )1> Dorsey, 14 Arch Street. room flat, first floor, two bed­ dishwasher, disposal, etc. large verton A g en cy , R ea ltors, 849- Co., Realtors. In th e usual m anner. YOU ARB A-1, truck U A-1. roofs, gutter work, chimneys MACHINISTS SINGER automaUo zig-zag sew- BOLTON — 6% room Ralaed TAILOR — PRESSER ing machine, with cabinet, ex-- ROOM for gentleman, retired rooms, . convenient location. paneled famUy room with fire­ 2818. CeUara, attics, yards, drive­ cleai^ and repaired. 80 yean’ FIRST NATIONAL ArticiM For Solo 45 Houses For Ront 65 place, formal dining room, four Ranch, rec room, sun deck, BRIDGEPORT l a d i e s a n d g e n t s ceUent condition, hems, button­ man or night ■worker preferred. Adulta. AvaUable now. 872-0902. ways sealed and small truck­ experience. Free eatli^tea. STORES, Inc. bedrooms, 2% baths, one off MANCHESTEIH — Seven years 1% baths, flreidaoe, 2 acre lot. PILE la soft and lofty-colors re­ holes, sews on buttons, am- Mnaia fo r errands. C all 649- ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- CaU H ow ley 648-8361. 844- and Must be good tailor. Good op­ LOOKING for anything ta real BOLTON-Vernon 1 ^ , four itxim master bedroom. 2-car garage. young, three bedroom Ranch, Only $28,600. Hayes Agency, 1 PARK A OAKLAND AVE8. tain brilliance In carpets clean­ broidera, Monograms, etc. 6469. mano Trucking Service toU- portunity to earn Wg salary. estate rentals — apartmenta. Ranch, treedI JotM and lake Philbrick Agency Realtors, rec room, two deUghtful bathe, 646-0131. ______free, 742-9487. LATHE ed with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ Originally over $800., now only privUeges. One dhUd accepted. LOOT —Male Beegle, last seen EAST HARTFORD. CONN. Have facUMes tor ambtUous COMFORTABLE sleeping room, homea, multiple dwellings, no 647-5347. garage, an enclosed rear patio. OPERATORS tric flhampooer, $1. Pinewoed $88. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ $160 monthly, 742-6786. SOUTH WINDSOR, large cus­ NOW RENTING ICoont Venxm Apertments. Re­ on bus line, pcuhlng. 272 Mata fees. Call J. D. Real Estate Located In Prestige area. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone M i l i n o r y , man to buUd a tremendous tai­ tom, L Ranch, 2 baths, fire­ ward. OaU 8434402. Furniture Shop. ing C enter, 822-0478. $27,600. CaU J. D. Real Estate walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ ADMINISTRATIVE secretary loring trade In Vernon, Conn., S treet. Associates, Ino., 6484129. i5TKOOMO.p.,b,..«...wu. place, barbecue, first floor IrnssmoUiing 19 Experienced required. new drive-ln cleaner. Ask for A ssn. In c. 6434120, and 649- POUMD — Black male mongrri races, railings. All concrete re­ business and management ex­ a l u m i n u m SHEETS — Used SEWING MACHINES — singer PLftiASANT room tor gentle­ LOVELY 3 room apartment or without lease. Wolverton famUy room, formal dta- Liberal benefits. M r. Johnson, 872-4606. carpets, acre lot, wooded. 1638. Ught blown legs. OaU Dog p a irs. R easonably p riced . 648- DRESSMAKING and altera- perience desired. Mature inde­ as printing plates, .009 thick, automatic zig-zag, excellent men. private home, parking, with refrigerator, range, dis­ A gen cy, R ea ltors, 649-2818. ing room, modem kltcheiv 2- Sjujuv^ SJtooJuL Hutchins Agency Realtors, 949- 0881. tiona, zippers replaced etc. pendent worker, good on tele­ Presently woridng 28x80” . 28 oenU each or 6 for condition. Makee buttonholes, garage, ETiUbrick Agency, W arden, 848-4181.______linen serv ice. C all 844-0248. posal and parking. $140. month­ MANCHESTER — First floor, 0824. MANCHESTER — 5H room C all 649-1811. phone, 3 girl dental office. 50-hour week. t l . CaU 04S-2711. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ R ea ltors 649-8847. ______ly , handy to M ain St. C all 644- starter home Includea two bed­ UOST — ’Tan and white male TREE SERVICE (SouciSr) — Complete resume. Box "W” LINOTYPE operators: openings inally over $800., 6 monthly ONE LIGHT housekeeping of two family, two bedrooms. j-^^-rRALLY located 8 bed­ Trees cut, buUdIng Iota clear­ DRESSMAKING and altera- DARK rich stone free loam; 2427. Adults. No peta. -Paiiok Pasek R Real­aoI. t-ENlKALdjX locaiea o rooms up, aluminum siding, Ftegf*. victailty Gilead and Manchester Herald. for day shift. Major medical payments of $8.60 each or pay- room, all utilities, one adult. room Colonial. New paint out­ VEJRNON — 6V4 room Ranch, tors, 286-7476, 742-7092. new furnace, good condition. H ebron. R oute 88. Gail 849- ed, trees topped. Got a tree tlons, evening wear, suits life Insurance and weekly sick washed sand; stone, flU, 881 cash. 622-0931 dealer. On bus line, parking. 272 Main THREE ROOMS with heat end side, nicely decorated Inside. carport, half acre lot, full base­ COUNTER-WOMEN: ^ mature E. A. PATTEN CO. Only $16,600. Wolverton OUUngsL 4S10, *48-4061. problem? WeU worth phone made to order, 16 years experi­ beneflU . CaU o r w rlU fo r In­ gravel, manure and sand for Street. stove, first floor, $100. per FamUy priced at «Uy $19,200. ment, buUt-lns, near school. person for part-time counter FIVE ROOMS, $180 per month, A gen cy, R ea ltors, 649-2813. caU, 742-8282. ence. OaU 643-7042. 303 WethereU St., M anchester terview, Mono Typesetting, 106 Ice. CaU 643-9604. BRAND NEW automatic zig­ month, n o pets. CaU 646-1098 Norman S. Hohenthal Realtor, Priced to seU, $20,900. Hayes LOOT — P assbook No. 8-18281 service In fast food business. zag aewlng maebinea, un­ BIO furnished room tor rent, all no pets. CaU 646-1098 after 8 Ann St., H artford, 627-2180. a fter 8 p.m . 646-1166. ______A gen cy, 646-0181.______S M ln gs Wswk a t Manchester. REPAIRS — Lsnrmnowers, Housewlvee who can spare six t h e proven carpet cleaner Blue claimed lay-awaya. Reduced to oonvenienoes, for gentlemen. pm i. . MCANCHESTEiR Is m inutes aw ay By Rloynioiid F. & iouis C . Pomolio AppUeatton made tor payment. snow blowers and garden trac­ hours a day are welcome to a c c o u n t a n t Som e ex- Lustre is easy on the budget. MANCHESTER — Four room, from the foUowing properties. BOLTON —Four room Ranch, Moving—T rocking ■ MAN for work hi local dairy $44.80. E a zy term s. D ealer 247- Call 6494914. EIGHT ROOM Colonial. Janu­ MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus­ Deluxe Apartments from |145 per meotk. tors. Free pick up and deUvery apply. A pply In own handwrit­ perience, coUege degree, fringe Restores forgotten colors. Rent two bedroom apartment, first Nice five room Ranch, Carport, garage, oU hot air heat, alum- i I X je r — P assbook No. B-10788 Storagn 20 store, 3 evenings jdus some 1068. a ry occu p an cy. C all 648-6666 o r tom built Ranch, family room, in Manchester and South Wlnd- ing, P.O. Box 2266, Bishops benefits, good working condi­ electric shampooer, $1. W.H. LAR GE NEJWLY d ecora t­ floor. Heat, hot water, stove, $18,600 Six room expandable inum storm ■windows and ■8av4i«s Bank a t Mancherter. Sunday work. For Information 649-6616, 649-7266. 3 bedrooms, walk out base­ aor area. CaU 644-0421. MANCHESTER DeUvery-Ugfat Corner Branch, West Hart­ tions, salary commenaurate England Hardware, Bolton. ZIG-ZAG sewing machine, new ed fumUbed room, private en­ refrigerator, one child, no dogs. California Ranch acre lot, $14,- screens. Good sized wooded lot. KVfITwMBrafltalMiBft I AppUeatton mode for payment. caU 049-8017, after 6 ca ll 643- ment, treed lot, large family trucking and package deUvery. ford , Conn., 06117. An equal op­ w ith abUlty. M r. K eltlen, 849- I968's reduced for close out at trance, parking, gentleman. A vailable JaniMuy 1st, $126. 600—fou r room m od em Ranch, Occupancy per agreement, SNOW PLOWING, loU , drive­ 9707. CLEAN RUGS, Uke new, new, size kitchen. Hayes Agency, PAU L W . DOU< Refrigerators, wadiers apd portunity empJoyM'. $39. CaU C apitol Sewing, 248- 649-7702. . References required. CaU 1- large lot $16,600—Fbur- bed­ $15,600. CaU F.M. Goal Agen­ j/w r r — P assbook No 100188 ways, apartments, stores, etc. 5381. so easy to do with Blue Lustre. Out of Town 6464181. stove moving, specialty. Fold­ 2140. 688-9067 fo r appointm ent. room Dut(di Colonial, breeze­ cy, Janice Hodge, or broker, 649^ 535 SavIngB P»nfc of Manchester. also sidewalks. Reasanable PART-TIME — evenings, 6 to Rent electric shampooer $1. Ol- 6 6 ing riia lrs fo r rent. 640-0782. For Ront BEAUTIFUL five room Cape, way and garage, IH acres, 648-2682. ______A|i|Heatton made for payment. ra tes. OaU 8*8-4888. 10 p.m., married men only. cott Variety Store. SINGER zig-zag sewing ma­ Holp Wontod— Mole 36 The Classic custom buUt, fireplace, ga­ $23,000. Plus over 80 more Ust- Car necessary. $3.60 per hour EXPERIENCED chine, slightly used, does ROCKVILLE — Attractive 8% PRIVACY — ParkUke 280x286’ f/u rp rsssbnnk N~ *’* otivMu TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea- rage, excellent condition. Cen­ tags. CaU lOtten Realty, Real­ Pointing— Foporing 21 MASONS — Apply on Job ready to start, periodic increases. FOR "a Job well done feeling" everything without attach­ room apartment, stove, refrig­ yard, epotleas six room Ranch, 8 , SavUw* Deportmiait of the sonaUe rates. Covered for BRIDGEPORT tral location. Gerard Agency, tors, 6434930. Conor off Mow Stato Rood & HMord Stioot to woik, see superintendent at C all 646-4880 from 2 to 7 p.m . clean carpets with Blue Lsistre. m ents. C om plete p rice $68.80 erator and heat, ample park­ plastered ■waUs, oindeck, OooneettoUt Bank and T n^ property damage. Got a tree Pretty Miss 643-0366, 649-0688. NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ trailer on Brooklyn Street, only. Rent electric shampooer $1. cash, term s available. D ial 248- ing, residential area, adults, no g^arage, treea. Don’t miss It. AppUeatton made problem? CaU Dana’s Tree OPERATORS t CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, MocMs Opon ffrom 2:00 p.m. Ifl dork ing, paperhansing, paper re­ Rockville, Conn. Paul's Paint ft WaUpaper Sup- 2140. pets. $100. m onthly. 646-4824, $14,600 —Two bedroom Ranch, HuUhtas A gen cy R ea ltors, 649- (or paym ent.______S erv ice. 822-8429. on overslae lot 120’ wide, and moval. Free esttmatee and dec­ astd p»y-______876-1166. porch with wrought Iron raU- 5324. exceptlonaUy well landscaped. QUALITY carpentry, aU Interior orating aervlce. QuaUty work­ s e t o f Noritake china, old, Ing, fuU cellar, garage, 100 x manship, neat, competent serv­ MECHANICS ALL SHIFTS Experienced burr bench YOU saved and slaved for wall FOLfR ROOM apartment, Bab­ 2-car garage. Bowers School, NORTH CXJVEN'mY remodeling and exterior work se rv ice fo r 12, 148 p ieces. Ask­ 200’ lot, trees. Hutchins Agen­ ice . Can 647-9664. SHEET METAL, man on aircraft parts. Ex­ to w all carp et. K eep It new ing $80. CaU 844-0248. cock HUl Road, Coventry. Heat, $28,000. PhUbrick Agency Real­ done reasonably. Specialty, 1ST, 2ND, 3RD ceUent working conditions In with Blue Lustre. Rent electric c y R ea ltors, 649-6824. FOUR BEDROOMS M'MT'I'M'l'H'M' b o t h Fairways have the most m a c h in e ASSEMBLERS hot water, electric stove and tors, 649-6S47. caMnets, finishing basements, IN8IDB—outside painting. Spe­ modern plant, Insurance shampooer $1. Manchester COMPLETE home furnlriitngs, refrigerator. $160 per month. complete selection of New garages, porches, dormers. MANCHESTEIR — Five room Cape with fuU died donner, OWN-IT-YOURSELF! cial rates tar people ov er 86. Must be able to read blue­ Multi drcults—A rapidly benefits, profit sharing, H ardw are ft Supply, 877 M ain and som e ba by furniture. OaU AvaUable January 1st. CaU 649- MANCHESTER — Vacant 8- Tear's party supplies — hats, F ree estim ates. 742-9442. CaU my competitors, then caU Cape, 2 car garage. Immacu­ IVi bot^, complete biiltt- prints. First claas exper- growing firm In the elec­ overtime and presently 66 Street. 648-4425. , 849-7098. 2866, w eekdays b efore 6 p.m . room home, large treed lot. to kitchen, garage. Big lot favon, nolae makers, P®P*f m e. Eotim atM given. 640-7883, late throughout. $21,600. Call ware, candlee, cups and SHARPENING Service — Saws, toiced men only for qual­ tronics field extends an In­ hour week. Contact J.D. Real Elstate Associates Owner, 649-7296. with tree*, loads of priv­ Service* given by landlords becoms 876-8401. ROCKVILLE —Four room ^•f^rattons. AU organlsatlonB knives, aces, shears, skates, ity shop. vitation to visit our plant acy. Let us show you the furnished apartment. Refer­ Bic., 6484126. SP L IT L E V E L , aU b rick con­ fewer and fewer. Think whst a satiafaction rotary tdades. Quick service. JOSEPH P. LEWIS, custom to discuss trainee oppor- additional features of this receive a dtocount. MORLAND TOOL CO. ences and security deposit re­ struction, 4 bedrooms, formal home. $25,800. Mr. Letwi*, it could be to have everything done right! OaplM Equipment Co., 88 painting,and paperhanging. In­ PRESSURE BLAST MFG. tunltiea In the follow ing SIX Room Colonial, bath a>nd a- 1404 ToUand 'T pk e.. quired. $120 p er month. Call dining room, 2H baths, ma­ 649-6806. itniii St, Manchester. Hours terior and exterior. Dry waU INC. areas: half, 2-car garage, large lot, 649-2808 /X erienced.,. 643-0678. hogany family room, 2 fire­ Home maintenance is no gigantic task — AotoiDbBMForSMo4 daUy 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:80-9, work. FuUy insured. Free esti­ f 41 CH APEL STREET convenient to everything, $19,- places, 2-car garage, many if you start with the right home. Let us show Saturday 7:80-4. 848-7886. m a tes. 640-9688. In np answer ' MANCHESTER, CONN. 900. Excellent value, Keith B &L W CART Qpedlt very hod? SILK SCREENING BOLTON — Three room apart- more features. Must be seen. 648-8362. A gen cy, 646-4126, 649-1922. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. you some home* that are easy to maintain. Bankrupt, repoaeeieton? Hon­ LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Phone M rs. B runettI, 643-2487. BOOKKEEPER —PayroU, tax­ ntfent, heat, hot water, appU- PhU brick A gen cy R ea ltors, 646- DRILLING es, books through monthly atvees, and lots of closet*. $120. est Douglas accepts lowest moving large appUanoes. Buni- EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, LINOTYPE SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex- 6347. Manchester Paricade Member of Mancheetar statements. Advance with the C all 649-7867. down, amaUest payment*, any-,> Ing ba rrels deU vered. *4. 644- exterior and Interior. Paper- PART-TIMEi driver wanted for , ceUent condition, on bus line. Manchester 649-6806 and Hartford Board of FABRICATING fastest graw>;>ng leasing com­ $18,900 Immaculate alx room „h*ra. Not smsU loan fln a^ 1776 o r 2804824. hangtag. CeUlnge, etc. Insured, automotive warehouse, 12 to 6 VERNON — M ourit VerniMi Property includes 2 extra buUd- RealtM* and M.L.8. pany In Connecticut. Make your Ing lots. Marion E. Robertson. home. Most convenient loca- EAST HARTFORD Split Lev­ company plan. Douglas Mo­ 649-1008. p.m . daUy. CaU 289-7906. PLATING Apartments. Now available ELECTRICAL work —Imperial permanent home in our brand OPERATOR Realtor. 6484968. tion. Aluminum siding, wall to el family room, three b e d- tors. 846 Mata. ______new room s alt $146. a n d Electric, Inc. Residential, PAINTING — Interior and ex­ SELAi EHOBS full or part-time. new CaclUUea. 627-0788. wall, rqcent heating system, roome, garage, good sized lot. A pply between 9 a.m . and 6 $160. 4% rooma_ at $166 ^ and COLONIAL —central entrance, KEFTH { 9 0 f o r d Gsdaxle, 2-door commercial. Industrial, 24 terior, very reasonable, free CaU BiU M iller, 628-7291. full basement, detached ga­ Handy location. $23,000. F or PROGRAMMER — Experienc­ $170. AvaUable Jan. 1st, studio •tandazd, 289 engine, radio. hours day service. Free esti­ estimates. CaU Richard Hanover, America’s greatest p.m. Ask for Mr. George Smith. modem kitchen, dining room, rage, enclosed porch. Don’t appointment call PhUbrick ed Cobol and assembly Immediate Opening apartm ent at $180. H eat, hot REAL ESTATE Very clean. Good con- m ates, *46-1112, 649-2879, 649- M artin, 649-9286, 649-4411. shoe value. large Uvlng room, mud room, delay. CaU Wolverton Agency Agency Realtorz, 6494847. language—Disk experience de­ water, refrigerator, oven- 172 E. CENTER ST. ditton. Must seU. #400. CaU 7128. APPLY IN PERSON AT THE 4 bedrooms, central alr-condl- R eattors, 649-2818. MULTI-CIRCUITS sirable — rapidly expanding range, disposal, dtahwasher, tlonlng, garage. PhUbrick ANDOVER, 6 room year ’round 649-1922 . **7- 8 t $ 2 . ______CARPENTER — experienced, Floor Rnishifig 24 EDP department. Ted Kuezen- wall to waU carpeting, alr-con- home, 8 bedroom*, sezreened PART-TIME 50 HARRISON STREET A gency R ea ltors, 649-8847. TEN ROOM older home in the liil PONTIAC Tempest con­ aU types of work. ReasonaMe. ski, 849-8881. dltloning, swimming pool and heart of Manchester, 5 bed­ porch overlooking lake, pine FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- lKanri|p0tPr Eitntins l|praUi vertible. standard 826 V-8 en­ GoU anytime, 8*8-1787. tennis courts, parking and GARRISON Colonial In one of rooms, or 8 room apartment paneled rooms, $16,000. l^ l- tag (speclaUzlng In older MANCHESTER PART-TIME mornings, stock gine. In good coodltton. Asking JANITPOR 11 BI88ELL STREET— MANCHE8TBK, CX>NN. storage all included. No peta. Manchester’s moat desirable and 2 bedrooms, 2-car garage, brick Agency, Realtors 649-6847. SNOW PLOWING — Res- floors). Inside pataftag. Paper­ work and clerk and deUvery. 1478. OaU ***-2872. ____ 627-9288, 876-8721. neighborhoods. Modem Kitch­ plus carport, additional 2 rooms hlenUal, commercial, 24-bour hanging. No Job too smaU. Apply at once to manager. serv ice, new equipm ent. 648- Retired man needed for light . ------en, formal dining room, tamUy over garage. PhUbrick Agency 1N8 CXHIVAIR Monm, 8-sp«ed John VerfalU e, 649^1760. Hours flexible. Liggett Phar­ room, large living room with 9142. work In the mornings. Apply In OIL driver, experienced icf31 R ea ttors, 649-6847. atudaid transmiiilnn, radio, full# ll1 l s\S>or part-time, 4topa m wages macy, Manchester Parkade. BiisIm s s Proparty fireplace, three large bed­ b ea ter, wtatenraU tire*. 6*9^)618 person. SNOW PLOWING done reason­ and fringe benefits. Call 848- For Solo 70 rooms, two oar garage. PhU­ HOME and income combina­ O P E N H O U S E Bondf— Stocks— Tk Hurair- T u5------Vmmay. Five garagea. tor, 640-4685. ted VoUiswagen, good ooodl- ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, in your area tor Fuller Brush 'manent position with fringe E&S GAGE CO. An excellent opportunity for the right person to ------. u i i . , . . ------..— sn n* og^i-al location. Operating five room Ranoli Large tfoft rsaaooable mileag*. 648- cellent working conditions, Only 504 - the sawi >68 Fall IW Iatir ^eSaini. 844-8982. Company. Work from home by benefits. Experience not neces­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate kitchen, fireplace, 2-oar gaj> LAWRENCE F. FIANQ, Developer fringe benefits, good opportu­ Mttchell Dr., Manohertor ■Aliii«l!’UMI Naw■ CUSTOM------COU-ECTION d9 *»•»• Beauty Salon. Pcoalble $6,000. *T40^______telephone and appointment. sary, we wUl train. Successful learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. Cape, kitchen buUt-lns, en­ age, walkout boaement. Beauti- REWEAVINO Of burns, moth- n ities fo r advancem ent. 849- ■slgnt, as well as our regular p,iRt n m i. M enu «ita rin coni, ityi* grose. Lo w 40'a. Meyer Agency, C ^ l 247-1949. in d free diractioni In book for 3 Items I Mrakw lire. closed breezeway, famUy fid large wooded lot. Im­ ilM8 CHEVROLET, running con- boles, zippers repaired. Win­ applicant must )iave ambition, 8881. Realtora, 6484609. 64LSSn STOCK Clerk-liour*, 9 a.m., to 4 iianri|^0tpr lEupnin^ IfpraUi • CENTENNIAL Women of the 19th can- THE HEW Fall & Winter 68 issue of room, garage. Convenient lo­ mediate occupancy. Low down dlrioft, good for parts. Best of­ dow shades made to measure, SECRETARY for young, fast energy and enthusiasm. Apply p.m., salary and all store bene­ ■lun recorded Coast-to-coas^ events - Basic FASHION Is hero with many bright cation, all city utUltieB. Bel Air paym erit. CaU ow ner,’ 1-878- fe r. 84* 8*08. growing local company, experi­ In own handwriting, P.O. ^ x OPERATOR — Experienced de- aU size Venetian blinds. Keys fits. Apply Mr. Katz, Arthur ih ?rih e n 'i March, Yankee’s Puzzler wardrobe Ideas. Send 50C for your copy. enced preferred. Excellent 2268, Bishops C orner B ranch, slraUe-rapldly expanding EDP 18 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Read Herald Ads R ea l E state, 648-9882. 8631, evesitags. made while you wait. Tape re- D rug Stores, 942 Mata Street, •Radical Roiel Pattern places, directions oordsrs for rent. Mariow’s 887 salary and benefits. Write P.O. W est H artford, Conn. 06117. An department —Ted KuezenaU, .849-8881. 8494848. lor 12 qullU1904ncn$»-WII«- Read Herald Ads. Mata M. 64M221. B ox 416, RockvlUe, Conn. equal opportunity employer.

sw PRroAY, DECEMBER 27, 19«i Average Daily Net Praaa Run The Weather Sleet changlnr to rain by ¥■ PAHa 81XTBBN llanrlffater lEpgning Ijgralb Navamfeer I t , ISM temoon In most aectlona. Mixed one-time offender who h u Uv- rain, aleft and enow tonfghf, coin* wtan th eir oaeea are to be u n d e r n e w iianrhpfitpr lEuptimg Hrralh Mkely chanflng to enow and end­ stotante to the ohtof baft ootn- ed in the area for a numtar m MAMAOEMBirr hoonl. ing by morning. Airman l.C. Moitln O. He­ Night School Viclii Appciiited mlartonar to three, the lannber y«ars and is a memtar o f ^ 15,341 bert, eon o* Mrs. Annette B. He­ provided tor In the 12th Ctooutt Those arreeted who rwpieit PETTH Mandtmter— A City of Village Charm About Town a reduction In ball, or ask to be im m u n ity , the Idea bert ot tt Salem Rd. and Quy Regtotration for Manchee- To Court Post but unfulfilled until today. an offender can reaaonaWy m a u t y s a l o n excused from It entirely, are (Cleasifled Adverttafaig on Fage 10) PRICE TEN CENTS A MrtMth 'fbr o»Uece J. Hebert of BTB Hilliard St., i« ter Adult Baenlnc School The baU program la part of be expected to show for a M Church Sfc, Maaohaeter MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1968 referred to the ball oonunlssdon- VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 75 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) home tor TkosUon, etaUoned at Mt. Home AFB, winter term cl aaaea wm be Fearvunte J. Vtohl, 880 Main the Ciwuit Court ayatem adopt­ court appearance. 848-8888 wm be bekl tonight at 8:U at Idaho, hartng been aasign id to held at ihe Mancheeter High St., wee swum in as aatoitant ed In 1080. er. He inveetlgates and makes Permanent gU J8 a recommendation to the court Temple Beth Sholom. On Sun­ a unit of the Tactical Air Com­ School office on Jan. T, 8 and A ta ll oommleelonar’e lob la Children’s H alrc^ J».»8 bail usmiitoilrawir for the 12th baaed on pereonal intervlewe Giraffes have the w»'*<*^* Gift Certtflcatea AyaflaMe day morning at 10, a brunch mand. He U a navlgaUon equip­ 9 from 7 to 8 p.m. Ragiatra- to check people charged wtth hlgheat blood pressure, 18-tncn Ohoutt by Judge Nichotoa Ar> with suspected offenders. (Bvenlnga by Appotatmesit wm be held at the Temple tor ment repairman. He waa prev- tion le piimartly tor new en- mentano In the Judge’ s of f enses to dotatm lne whether long tongue# and frontlege poeb Only) the atodents. Michael Beren- ioualy atatloned at Ixnrlng AMB, or no* they can safely be releas­ ’Ihe program la meant to al­ At New Yearns Day Meeting refieea. atsmbere at We court building leviate the Inconvenlances of ar- erfid enough to kick Ui* head off tMnm of New Torh caty, a grad- Maine. ed on a nonaurety tend and tMs inotvilng. Vlehl’a appoint­ rest and ball formallUea for the a lion. onto atudent at Boeton Unlver- ment brings the number of as- stm be expected to show up for elty, wlU lead an Intormal 11s- The Rev. Stephen Price, cur­ Town Receives Passengers Killed I iwelrm od a eubjeet related to ate of St. Mary’s Bplscopal dte academic world. Church, will conduct a service Bids on Truck Sunday at 8:18 a.m. on radio VC Offer to Talk Smlor Qlrt Scout Troop 2 will sUtlon WINP. The program Is Hartford Rd. Bnrterprlsea o f Ita 30th annlveraary sponsored jototly by the Man­ lUnchester, wMh a net price ot with a tea Sunday from 2 to 4 chester Council ot Churches 88,867;^ tile apparent low hld- pjn. in Woodruff Hall of Center and the Manchester aergy As- dar for supplying ttie Mantaes- Oongregatlonal Church for all aocletlon. ter Highway Department with a & Release former member*, troop leaders 14,000 pound dump truck, oom- Plane Hits Hang end advisers. Oustbve QUll o f 18 Basel St. p l^ with body end hoist •nvf STORK OP WUHtO**' SAIGON (AP) — The renenteflvai ctargvxl ttte Viet F la .; Spec. 4 Ttenma N. Jonw, will be honored on his 78th Its gross price was 81,887, for Viet Oong today broadcast ®*u iried to im »*»n into a LomnvIRa, Ind., end P to. Donald ‘ CHICAGO (AP) ~ A Luts Junior Museum will be birthday Sunday at an open a 1980 mteraational. A 8800 al­ / lowance on ttie trade-te of a 'proiMgMKla oIrouB C. SmMfi, Akron, Fa. North Central AirHnes rtoead Wednesday, New Tear’s bouse from 2 to 4 p.m. at his a new offer to meet with ------•*“ *“ Tin CMrtmaa Day meeting, 1981 Chevrolet truck brought Itoe U.8. representativee on A UB. apokeemnn etod today twin-engine plane attempt­ Day. home. he tad iw InuiMdiafe oomment held during a a^hour hoMoy net price to tiM 88,887 Hguro. New Year's Day to negoti­ tnxM, braloe down over Viet ing to land ttt mist-covered Carter Chevrolet also of Msa- on Mm new offer, taroadoeat by (YHare International Air­ The'^stewardship and finance Annual Sale of ate the release ot three tlM Ifint Gong’s lAberaUon Ra­ Oong demandi tin* the Ameri­ committee ot South United aiester, and the only other bid­ American prisoners of war. can detegntiMi diaouae “toetnaR'- port Friday night slam­ der, eubmitted a 88,440 n*t dio. But on FMday another Methodist Church wlU meet It came only hdura after spotaom an ta d eald Mw Unftied ties" prior to tnlkn about tnOag med into a hangar where Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the price, for nipplylng a 1969 tin prinonera. Ttw U.6. team of a drum and bugle team had Chevrolet Its gross price was an allied announcement ainton ie wMMng to "go any­ church. where, any ttme" to negotlaie live Army om cen sold It wont­ 84,2U, and It offered 8771 on the GIRDLES & BRAS! that tiiere will be no cease­ been practicing and explod­ fire Jen. 1. the reioaae of the prleomm. ed to dtacuee only tin date, time ed in flames. FIro control technlelan 3.C. trade-in. s and plooe tor tin priooner re- North Oentral officials said 37 TVywn Purchasing Agent Rich­ A eliwibir mneting Chrialnmi The priaonem n(« Spec. 4 Albert A. Ooncl, USN, eon of peraone were killed and Oook ard Corr said this morning, at Day bcuiae down w beo U A. i«|>- JunM W. Brigham of Oonto, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Gone! The flrve Viet Oong reprwserit- County (Chicago) aulteelUas of 6M Keeney St, U serving bid openings, that he wfll study •tirvns eoM tin psisonera were said 37 bodies were counted in both bklB for specifications, be­ aboard the fleet oiler UBS Chuk- Lycra tricot panty not aivaltoMe and tiny bod no tile wreckage, which burned for SAVE A BUCK fore awarding a contract VAN RAALTE authority hi tint regard. Irtrtead I swan, a unit of Task Force 140 V. more than an hour. girdle. S, M, L. wg. $7. SJM: I®"* ttay Invite tin UA dftegetos Tin alrlkM aoid tt believed for tte manned flight Apollo 8. \V to rit down wtth ttnm a* a toUe M A N C H eSIB l V: there were 42 passengw s end panty girdle, reg. |11, S .8 G : *>**• • f > t'VI U. iS. Pledges Try and partake of wtoeelmnnbe. Members of the BUghth Dla- South Windaor 1 ) ,; four crewmen aboeml the Ooa- WELDING seamed or eeam-free cups, 82-88. A, B, C, Dariler today UB. and SouSi I tilct Fire Department will meet valr 860. s. Vletnamnse opokeemen an- tonight at 7:80 at fire headquar­ 2-Car Crash peg. 8446, IJBO, AH in white and f a a ^ (Bttght boys, mwmbers o f a To End Talks Lull nounce tiny wW not utaerve a drum and bugle corps which ters and proceed to the John colors. o^ New Tear’s Day F . T lem ey Funeral ^Hmne, 219 Investigated had Juft ended a prootioe ae» W ak M L' i PARXB (A P) — A U.8. plei^e posture of Prealdent-elec* Nix­ W. Center St, to pay respects (Bae Page Twelve) sVon In the empty hanger, were 1 Boulh WbslBor police ere Mill to try to break the Vietnam on’s administration which takes to the late Paul Managgia, Bol- peace talks deadtock was oftoet among 27 persona admitted to Investlgwting a two-oar accident offloe Jan. 30. hospitals. I ton vdunteer fire chief. All that happened on R t 8 to South PERM A-UFT “Spice” k »g log today by Saigon’* imlatence The dismissal Friday of the 12 •49.1658 «r •48.S762 tint Hanoi and the Viet Oong The crackup occurred when I mambm are reminded to he Wlndaar tost night government news agency and panty ginfle (shown here) with Magic Opai should make tin next move. fin plane aiqnrently missed a I In uniform. A ca r drtvGD by B^?ane4a J. television stttlon employee who runway In the fog and drissle laPotato, 44, of East Hartford Oval design, white and criors. S, M, L, reg. And the dlsmiaeal of 13 newe- had accompanied the Saigon Red China men attached to the Saigon shrouding O’Hare, world’s bus­ was fkruck by one in the left leae. The La- S . 19 ; "Concertina" girdle <» panty girdle gen bomb” describe as « new Injured persons suffered smoke I 1 tion is reportedly pushing for a but had not receive clearance PUInbe car roUed over Into tim devloe a e “tinretiy eucceasft*- inhalation. ( with action-back insert, reg. |9, 7 .8 8 fast start on the four-way con-, from Information Mlnlater Ton right lane. No one waa tnjurad,, iy conducted another tfaermanu- The pilot, Capt. Marvtn A. ICfciaMi T. ,*ng Leg Panty Girdle. Reg. fH * • * 8 .8 8 ference, originally scheduled to That Thlen. $ poUoe said, and there were no cteor UasL” Payne o f Lakeland^ M inn.; the tneeaes to the eochlent \ open Nov. 6. TMen, according to the Tin U.A Atomic Ekmgy Oom- The South Vietnamese con­ spokesman, oonsldere the men first officer, Gerald R. LevaUey mlssksi said 23 hours eesRer of Bloomington, Minn., and the tend the UA. display of impati- under his Jurisdiction and not Paris' Oriy Airport that tin dsvhn won set oft Fri­ flight officer, Rlchaiti W.M- W A R N E R “Select-A-Shape” oombinar enoe could play Into the hands Kiy’s. Thlen tad reslgne effec­ day «t the Lop Nor testing 'ng^rtens Security of Hanoi and the Viet Gong’s tive Dec. 22, but did not turn into the hangar killing at least 27 persons. Part of Kargel of BumsvUle, Minn., groue e til SInMaiig Provlnoe of Rescue workers lift the body of an unidentified were killed. aleei B in Feed. Faedere, Bbd- tkms: Iftce bra with natural, contour ox National lAberotlon Front, al­ over his duties to Ms successor, PARIS (AP) — Security pre- noithweot China. I* estimate woman onto a stretcher in a Braniff Airlines the plane can be seen at the upper left of the The stewardess, Jean A. ML Seade. Fete and Mach Mare! have been retofocced padded cups, reg. 85. 8.8 8 ; lowing them to gain concessions Nguyen Ngoc An, until today. Its ex|)toalve foroe at times mil­ tiny would not win otherwise. A spokesman for tin South Krbechek of Minneapolis, was in­ at Orly Airport, and even more panty girdle with average, long or extra long lion ton* o f TTIT. hangar at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport photo. (AP Photofax) jured. t u b e r o u s b e g o n i a s — g l o x i n a s 'Most non-American driegates Vietnamese delegation hi Pari* Tin Ghknea amouncamient Strlngtat measures are planned, also doubt that bargaining will last night after a North Central airliner slammed The fatalities were the first in (A fl col88R, IBZIC ImIbB) as a result of the gun and gre- leg. reg. $ 1 0 ,7 .8 8 . White only. waa ooR te by Peking Radio In begin before they can aneess the (See Page ’Twelve) North Central’s 20-year history. nadt Gttack on an Itraali JSA. Ac a D a « Language broadaest, The airlines operates In .11 Mid­ •45c pianA tax Athens ’Ibucsday, po­ loB ow e by an EhgHSb language western states and had Sown 8.1 : BdbR dR. ttc 4 for |1A0 lice reported today. ftngi tbe Mew billion pasaengiBr mllas without a Airport police said Identity N EM O ‘Taper Ddlie” .waistline pulkn na (Heinhua) News Agency. fatal accident. Federal Aviation otiju-k. will be tightened on pas- ThlB was R e China’s rightii girdle or panty Ry Court of Five Admirals suoostoCul nurtear tetit rtnoe De- Administration controllers said aengere boarding plaaea of fM’- light Yycra qwndex for douMe c o n t^ S, M, weather conditlona were above eign countries which ml^it be oentinr 1984. T in CMncse have XL. White or y¥km, ref. $8, 8.88 announced tbe other wooewes the minimum for a landing on attacked. They mentioned larae- the Intended runway. Visibility rMEMnSMSi 11, Greek, ^;ianlah and Portu- on tin day tiny oocumred There was no kvllcntion of tin cause of was about one mile. guase plahto as the most likely 8) Navy Orders Study (IMHiGirdbsi tin delay ki announcing tW# One of the passengers, WU- targets of tsrrorists. ‘Great Physical Shape’ llom DeOroot, 21, o f Sioux Extra guards will be posted PeUtg;'* official New Clilna Falls, S.D., said, “The plane around departing idanea and (Hslnhua) News Agency fol­ started to rock vtoleinUy as we frequent check* made on cargo were optimistic that the Apolli 8 If- On Loss of Pueblo lowed the Chinese language ABOARD USS YORK- As t*’® bobbed in the wa- their families will be waiting to approached the aitport. No one T V AB O t OwitinriB sad Frfands... being put aboard. A special t»r flight would lead tin way to lu­ also wiU coinlder wtsettar state- broadcast with a press commu­ t 6 w n '(AP) — The Apollo » ®««wman in a helicopter welcome them. knew what was going on. The dk> network will be set up to 6AN Dm GO, OAHf. (A P ) -,A „ , . overhead asked by radio, ■What After a late Christmas cele­ nar landings, large space sta­ merjta eBegetUy made by tin plane Jolted. . .1 was thrown Unk all ports of the aiport wtth Mgh-l«nrel court o f inquiry— nique In English. 8 astronauts cent in u e bration, the astronauts will be­ tions and trips to the planets. cciew members during their 11- - "China exploded another hy­ from my seat. It was hot and it a poUoe headquarters. Ctosed- FORMFIT ROGERS panty girdle of nykm and lofcra with which can reoonanend anything physical debnofings atjoard "it’s not made of green gin nine days of Intensive de­ Air Force Lt. ( Gen. Samuel month confinement conrtltuted drogen bomb over her weet re- kept getting hotter. People were WOODLAND Gardens dreuit television cameras also hi-riae waistband. S, M, L, XL, reg. 18.60, 1 8 .7 8 ; contour long leg from bravery medals to courts this carrier today ^ ore cheese at aU,” Borman replied. briefings in which experts will PhUllpa, Apollo program direc­ screaming and calling for martial—bae been ordered by violatiotn of the milttary Code on Dec. 27, 1968, and there- States made of American questioni them about all aspects tor, said, "We will fly five Apol­ will be installed, especially cf Oondurt^-although tin Navy fy «.coeaafully conducted an- h e lp .. . There was a naOi o f 1M WOODLAND SttCeT — 443-8474 -around cargo depots, where panty girdle with fan shape lace panel. S, M, L, XL, reg, $ 9 ,7«191 Nylon tin Navy to study the tooe of tin of the flight, from the perform- lo missions next year, three of cold air and someone at the said eurti vloiationB «ue "not a other thermonuclear blast,” the and a belated Christmas cheese." thefts have been on the up­ and Lycra heiwletoi bra with underarm dip, 82-88. A, B, C, r y . 4.50, inbelllgenoe aMp Pueblo. ance o f ithe Saturn 5 rocket that them configured w tii e q u lp m ^ ^ Someone put criminal offense" and oanmt be with their families. The astronauts had been in ^ X.------.------of landing on the ■ - The court of five odmlralB communique said. fired them away from earth, to capable me in an ambulance and swing. S J (8 ; smooth tricot owitour bra, 82-86. A, B, C, reg. 8.60, 8 .7 8 prosecuted. It catted the success "another “mViov’rp in irreat shaiie ” spa®« hours, was directed Friday by tbe Pa­ iney reingreai snape, their views of the lunar surface m(x>n. brought me to the hospital.’’ cific Fleet oommander, Adm. ’ll n court wHl not m eet for victory for the Invincible during which they soared out reported Dr. Clarence A. ward toward the moon for 69 and the performance of their The Apollo 9 flight, scheftiled Jefferie CSiiu, 18, a member of (DAL— New Brttoia «ad OorUns Csmsr only) Jota J. Hyland, to "Inquire into ceveral weeks—isVtB Infenoive thought of Mao Tae-tung, anoth­ spaceship. mteUlgenoe debriefings of the Jemigan, a space agency hours, circled it for 20 hours, Feb. 28, will be an earth orbit thg Vanguards, said, “’There the dccumatoncee relating to er fruitful result of the great physician aboard the car­ They’ve already described the mission with the main goal of were eight members of the tin selaire of the USB Pueblo crewmen Is completed. It can proletarian cultural revolution 'then made a 88-hour run back to only moke recommendations to rier. their home planet. moon as being a colorless, deso­ testing the Lunar Moit’ule, the corps and a few alriine em- and tile subaequent detention of and a significant gift to the late spot, highlighted by boul­ space taxi which Is to drop two pioyes In the hangar. We heard tin vessel and tin offloera and higher officials and has no pow­ forthcoming ninth national con­ Jemigan said Air Force Ool. Tbieiy landed in darkness with­ er to take puhtlve or dlsclpU- Frank Borman. Navy Capt. in three miles of this carrier der-strewn plateaus, crater- astronauts to the lunary surface an explosion .. . ’Ihe plane had .crew ." gress of the party.” pocked plains and rugged moun- while the third orbits in the already fallen. I looked around Baste issues to be decided in­ nary action, tin Navy said. Jtunea A. Liovell Jr. and Air and were quickly retrieved by Japan condemned the test. 'talns. main Anollo ship. to see where my boys were and clude wlnttier the Puetolo’e skip­ ^At the same tim e, the Naivy Japanese weather statlone Fbroe Maj. WUllam A. Anders helicopter. The landing point was 1,043 miles southwest of Ha­ But preliminary analysis of Apollo 10 is to follow in May. they ran toward me. They were Annual Sale of Famous Name Toiletries! per, Omdr. Uoyd M. Bucinr, ddscloeed that the two top offl- checked for fallout and five Jet seemed to be In better condition ceiw and nine other crewmen than many astronauts who re­ waii. what they saw and learned has on fire. We all saw the fire and had the "powor'W resist” when fighter# flew over western Ja­ (Bee Page ’Twelve) the walls collapsed toward us.’’ aboard the PueKo at the time of lumed from earth orbital mla- Borman, Lovell and Anders strengthened America’s desire Ms eWp was token toy tin North pan to collect radioactive dust, " I was not hurt,” Chiu said,- slors. planned to fly off the carrier to land men on the moOn next ‘Koreans. ^ (See Page Twelve) which uauaJly rides the Jet "since I was about' 30 feet away A spokesman said the court “They look g;reat and are about 5 p.m. EST today, head­ year. ’The astronauts reported % stream from CSiina. they had no trouble detecting from the others. I’m the (ndy Peking said success of the hy­ looking better all the time, com­ ing for Hickam Air Force Base, land features or navigating Apollo Flight one that didn’t get burned." drogen bomb test "marks a new pletely alert and very happy,” Hawaii, where they are to trans­ around the moon, and ithey said A fireman at the hangar said leap forward In the development Jemigan commented after the fer to a C141 trari^rt plane for it was not determined whether TA8U AND AMIUSH. a flight to Ellington Air Force a 8iK>t picked as a likely landing CAIIVEN of China’s nuclear weapons." astronauts completed an exten- the plane had touched down It then quoted one of Mao’a slve five-hour examination fol­ Baae, Tex., near their Houston zone “is a very good one in­ Draws Praise Once«-year special of Am­ deed." when the crash occurred. He Nixon Must Face lowing their plnpotat splash- homes. said he could not see If any of bush‘ and Tabu spray co­ Special size spray crio] ’They are to arrive at Elllng- Space officials at Houston told (See Page Twelve) ^own in the Pacific Ocean Frl- the taxliway graas nearby was logne . . . Bpedid size in MaGriffe and Robe ______day. ton a t’ 8 a.m. Sunday, where a news conference that they Over G lobe 81.78 Soir—each 88.78 tom up. China’s N-Power By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The plane made stops at Chinese proepeot as the stimu­ Green Bay, Wausau, Manitowoc By WTLXilAM L, RYAN "It must be great to be an and Milwaukee, 1^., before lus for such a drive. Military Americfin tonight,’’ a Soviet cit- AF Special Correspondent reaching O’H are. COTY... EEVLON... planners have no doubt that the Isen told an American in Mios- Red China has set off anoUnr While city and county officials Russians, too, can dejjoy a pow­ I' <»w after the return of the Apol­ Annual special size of spray Intimate hand and body lo­ nuclear blast. Its eighth since • / . 1 1-'/'^ it' sorted through the charred erful strategic strike torce. but lo 8 astronauts. A Tokyo cab 'wreckage to Identify the vic­ mlat at UJSO In Emw-ESner- tion— regular size $2.60 October 1964. TWa omlncus that fact is unlikely to lidilWt V 4 '(ft driver d^rlbed the moon-circl­ tims, F'AA and FBI Investiga­ aude, L’aimant and LOri- NOW 8 1 - 8 8 . Intimate event le bound to a Soviet military men's demands ing voyage as “the greatest ex­ W lapslhroii^ oet of probleme for the tors collected mall bogs and gon fragrance. spray cdkigiM—speckd size for more, with both China and ’ ft, perience in a lifetime ,lnoomlng Amarlcan president. which were soaked (New Britain Only) V the United States to point to as The splashdown of the ApoUo to extinguish 88A# The new teat Friday, In tirat Justificatlcn. 8 In the P acific Ocean F rld a y "^ ^ ‘ ” Kkealodmof. *1^ years, was comparable In ■ ■■‘^ 1 Thus, a China buildup Is likely sparked praise from foreign disaster Inveatlgattotv .strength te the last one, a hy­ leaxiers and ordinary citizens from Watii- HOUMGANY drogen bomb blast. This sug­ to have a sharply adverse effect DUfAIWIY... ft' llstenlng on radio or watching to gather evidence to de- gests that Red China is getting on hopes for an East-West meet­ m . sports console; power brakes; air conditioning. Hand and body lotion in t s ing of minds which might bring television. termlne the cause of the crash. Maw’s s grest time to own s jsunty ’Jsepstsr Besides this station wagon, there’s the ‘Jeep- Moisture petals for dnr ready tor an attempt to thrust Commando’ Stotion Wagon! S"ow? For^t It! riaatic bottle. R^ridar $2A0 the missile race within the "Great, Great, Great—the ster’ Convertible with continentol spare. AIm a •kin. R(^ri^.$5 NOW 8 8 . Itself forcefully Into the long- World Solutes America," was liakG your own trtcKt. Flip one lever into (Now Britain Only) bounds of rationality. China still Roadster model. And a snappy Pick-up. Smooth NOW 81.88. Bath oil for range mlssUe club. the headline across the front Awheel drive. . . end make the deep stuff sey Once again, the deadly equa­ officially denounces any effort performers on the road. . . tougher then nails tub ana shower. Regular $6 page of London’s Daily Mirror. "unde” ! 4-whee! drive and 4-cyllnder ^ n e tion looms. H China’s emer­ to slow the spread of nuclear in the rough. Holy Toledo. . . what a car! NOW 88.88 "This voyage . .. has added a are standard on a!i models. Add your dwjto rt gence as a mtesHe power Is re­ weapons as a "gigantic fraud” w a d Cheers Moisturizing bath oil in new dimension to our apprecia­ sporty options Uke husky V-6 with (or vrthout) r mi Mt indtAMiw ¥ vtiudii m*48 bp Miy N D0tO1HY881AV. garded as a threat to the United hatched 'by Russians and Ameri­ Hydre-MstlC* eutomstle transmisilon; mmm J m w cammomArtaNxma—.¥n¥'mm “L'air du T«np"—wnp - Special cans to keep their own big pow- tion that It is indeed one world,'’ Btates, tiiere Is — probablyr ------. - going - , introductory price 8.78 Dry skin eleanalng te m m to be pressure tor a new missile er monopoly. said British Prime Minister Greeted Crew $e NOW 8 8 - 4 6 ^ NOW buUdup which In turn can spur Chlna’e nuclear program, Harold Wilson In a message to the Russians to a significant once under way, developed with President Johnson. SPACE OENTER, HouetoB 'Jeepslei In Paris, where the U.S. Em­ (AP) — A (red baU of flM dMft- (OovMna Oem er nnd itepup of their own. remarkable tpeed. The first teat N IN A M C a ... bassy said its switchboard was w m New Britain Only) For PreBldent-eleet Nixon, the of an oM-fashloned atom bomb ing home FVidaiy Tuaning tootn 4 - I «I arhr« ff«n c« Jammed with congratulatory Annual sale of special size stiadow o f Red a sn ea e striking woe In October 1964; the second, spaoe, the Apollo 8 landed In tin power can bring, also, demands bigger and more so.phlBtlcated, calls, one Frenchmen wattling Pacific end tin world woe told Ymi^« f«t to drivt K to bolitv* iti Soo us for a tost drhft. cologne. L’air de temps a satellite broadcast of the re­ tor the opening o f channels to in May 1966; the third a year the throe-man crew waa safe. CM>ricei covery on a shop window televi­ GS.7,8. 84.88 Peking, on the theory that It ts later. The fourth, In October Wild cheera come fRm tin too dangerous to have such a 1966, waa a mlsMle with a range sion said; “I’ve never had any crew cf tin recovery sM |i Ycrii- particular love for Americans, vast nation, anned with nuclear of up to 600 miles and armed town ae tin tim e giliiiiMB but I’m really happy with their Moriarty Brothers mlselles, isolated from the rest with a punch of 20,000 tone of Waiting for Pickup tronaute boasxledL success. The Americans did ev­ of the world. TNT. The fifth waa on Oirist- Mleskn Ootttml, the Inaittaat The UMted States already has mas Eve 1966 and tiie sixth (n Navy fi'ogmen sit in life rafts next to Apollo 8 James A. Lovell Jr., and William A. Anders were erything out In the open, not like ot the spacefti)^ tare, looked the others.’’ "Jeep" Division.., an enormously powerful' missile June 1967, a hydrogen bomb, ae If the ground controllera had capsule in Pacific Ocean yesterday as USS York- picked up by helicopters and taken aboard York- Mrs. Toni Seifert, a West Ger­ Just won the Mggwet Aktttall strike force at Its The program then seemed to man sales clerk, said: "We gome of tintir ttvan Min Baay Hwwif FUiandliif With Up To 36 Montho To Pay that fact to unlikely to deter the down. There was evidence town, background, moves in to take capsule town after a successful Apollo 8 flight. (AP Photo­ 815 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—643-8136 Inalstence In some quartere „ _ » aboard. Shortly before, astronauts Frank Borman, fax by radio from USS Yorktown) (Sea Page Twelve) (Bee Page Twidve) upon more, wtth the Red (Bee Page Twelve) it OPES EVENINGS—THUR8. EVENINGS till 6:00 DM. S4«»» Op«» M o b .. W 9d.. Hiiin.. M . 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