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LXXXVm, NO. 101 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECmONS) jm tfit- MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 (Oteoalfled Adverttetag oa thm. rtat. mp- ^ Ootrtlnoed from F n fe One) At tts annual maetlng held tive wasion last night polished the a f t PRICE TEN CENTM have three differ- ^ ^ *Mancheatiiir had U clt agreement froni. the * « ^ ,*»*"• , ? .**** regulations and readied them for presentatipta at the last night at BTlUe’a Steak on a propoaal by ****•"* home. Baghdad Itonday might hnpede North Vletn«ne«, to keep out of t y March 3 public hearing. __ _ Rap. Jamea Healey, Dem- Mr. Piper waa bom Oct » , the M ddle E «rt p e a S ^ f Z ^ the DMZ in rrtunt for the Nov. 1 5 * * * * ^ - . House, Manchester Teachers Also to go befto’e toe March canting otdaldo appaatpiMs, „ ^ bombtaghatt, and atooptopoeed i e m l o f m atartwry, for atmep- IdW b* LaOeport, N. H., aon o f Federal Credit Union members hearing are measures that landscaping, and oMiar aa|{aeU He aaid he agreed with the guainntee. of the buffer lone at ____ _ Tnuli Service Cut •w In the otate’a Pro- Chailea and Befle MbLoricy PI- , , - - - A apokeaman for Prealdent re-elected Mra. .Mary Hutchin­ would eliminate (xxistntctton of o( design, New Iraqi Spy Trial Nixon Meets nyatam. per. and had lived ki Mandtea- government that thia waa the peace talka in Paris Satur „ „ son and 'Vninam 'Tanaey, and apartmeitei in a Residence C The new measure ramovaa Stopped by PUC Zone without first coming under apartments aa a petmMAad use ^ g ^ ™ - HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— Inst was employed as an engineer «««*m WM-I«wl#«aa *1.^ MUSA IsA,. ^ nro SIOXV Reported Under Way ed by toe state Public Utili­ •Oharlee BottwW d that he la Harttord, before he reUred 12 Jarri^’a miaeion. the acne haa been on a minor land requirement tor group under apeolal pennlt. WlUi this month for the annual celebra- ’Ihe directora elected Mrs. ties Commlaslon (PUC) to ^•hi favor of what the blH ia years ago. He was a i^ember Tunilng to other issues, (he scale. Hutchinson prealdent, and Firii, dwelllnge from 20,000 square change, no multi-llBintly dwell­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On N•Treaty secretary-general said he had The Marine unit that came tlan of Tet, the lunar new year, in any immediate mlUtgry oper- "caoae and destet” from its ‘hryliM to do." And, Demoerat of St. Mary’s Blptsct^Md Church on Fbb. 17. vice president, and re-elected feet to 30,000 square feet. ing could be oonatruotad .hi wntdied Nixon’s news confer- under lire wai 800 yards south A new Iraqi spy trial was atlona. Israel was beset by high plan to out back train, sendee Pfennels Mahoney said that, tm- and Manchester Lodge of Ma- The Oommunlst command MTa. Erls Jenack, secretary. The new regulatiom were Manchester without flrrt ooin- WASHINGTON (AP) — ence Mbnday on tetevtaion and of the souttiem boundary of the reported underway to­ winds, rain and snow and Jor­ between Boatmi and New ‘tO he Is m ore famUtor with sons. and Raymond Woodbridge, compiled by J. Eric Patter, tag uilder control of the Ptan- President Nixon anew layout gives mors open waa massing mUitaiY unHe to Asked If the Middle East year. triets. have passed 81,000 and oouM ex- eign Minister Andrei Gromyko At its second meeting there unions, the Egyptian chief of The Grand lis t is still sub­ Andrew Kamm of Wapping, Showers Givem gestlot: that the old density crl- space. A swimming pool with , attack the 20,000 Iraqi troope Would figure in a luncheon O im b Slows Tha piesrtit 125 probate ceed toe Korean War’s toll by accused the United States of vl- were 46 members, and $224 in State bracketed Israel with ject to adjustments by the died yesterday at hla home. teria be retained rather than a cabana, and aeveral, “t o t / rtafianed in northern Jordan meeting NIxott was having t liat scores of troops killed Laotian neutrality, ivorto lof typical family pur­ veterans, the elderly, and toe died yesterday at a convales­ feet. Ck>mmls8lon members not­ Following toe meeting, toe the latter’a home. in sm all dkirmiahes^ men who Although the United States chases in the 1967-69 period on blind brought it down to the Ha added, "The Idea of a cent home. ed that with toe 20,000 foot rule, President’s third ■with the NSC Judge tnveUng within any area Miss ’Tuttle, the daughter of died of wounds and those whose will say nothing officially about Bob Hope Suffers To Latin America vdilch toe index la based. $231,039,388 figure. Survivors include 8 aans, 3 TWO multi-family buildings Mai'k Shaw Dies, since he took office, Nixon was to eoitduot oourt buOnasa would other daughters, a brother,' 16 Mrs. Gordon ’Tuttle and toe late rtatus te changed from missing its military operations in Laos, The Bureau of Labor Statte- The townwide $8,759,647 rise, to dead. it is known that toe curtailment Eye Hemorrhage could be built on as little as invited to a Capitol Hill lunch­ toks away dtem the panonal grandchildren and 2 great Gordon O. ’Tuttle, will marry tics, which supplied the figuras, based on the Town of Manches­ Michael Joseph Johnson, aon of The U.S. Command reported bombing of North Vlet- half an acre. “ This is less than Kennedy Family eon with Senate leaders and to nature of the court. The Pro­ grandchildren. LOS ANGELES, Calif. (AP) . , . „ u i» .. Rockefeller Asked To Head also reported that the average ter 42-mlU rate, would odd $867,- Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Johnson last Thursday the eight-year item' last year -was followed by pay a personal' 'vlalt to the Sen­ bate Court affects every dtl- -Comedian Bob Hope wll un- weekly earnings of aonu 46 mU- 898 ta property taxes. * ’The foneral will be held to­ of 12 Bunce Dr., Saturday after­ Vietnam war has cost the North ^ increase in U.S. ibombtag of ______a commission member noted. Photi^rapher ate floor. sen and. In m y opinion, should dergo treatment today tor an lion rank-and-file workers rose In the South Manchester Fire morrow at 8:30 a.m. from toe noon at Second Congregational Vietnamese and Viet Ooi^ at North Vietnamese troops and eye hemorrhage he suffered commission also passed Although discussion of the bs a oloae apd peraonal court.” Nixon Fact-Finding Mission 6.5 per cent last year but "In­ Dtetrict, where the Increase te Taylor and Modeen Funeral Ctourch. least 438,666 soldiers kiUed. Eupplies moving through eaet- Sunday n'ght. last night a measure which NEW YORK (AP) — Mark -treaty to ban toe spread of nu­ Boggtnl, In. evplalnlng Ms Home, 233 Washington St., Hart­ creases in consumer prioea $7,212,491 and the tax rate la ’The U.S. combat toll for the Ijbob to South Vietnam, It wlU be toe third time In hla would give it control over Shaw, who served as WMte By OEOBOE GEDDA clear arms seemed sure to ______J?,- . position, said, “Only a akeleton ford, with a solemn Maas of re­ Three have taken over Iq the eroded most of this goto.” 8.8 mUls, $27,407 Wbuld be add­ MOON FIRST three-year Korean War was These bomlblng operations were life that Ua would - ■ /* ,Vi te’*-:- ^V^I?lltfht-64 With ii crew o f seven and 25 passengers neral home tonight from 7 to 9. vieralty of Oalitomia Medical building permit and erect an Shaw’s candid photographu of asked by hla former presldentla) mtalstratton. DeapMe difficulty Tha bureau ittra raportad an mUte, $$,668 would be added. the 125 present Judgee to a not mahe up Ms nUwl untB There will be a recitation of the Glendale School District’s urttll May 13, and If this average C3enter -where he was taken aft- apartment on hte C zwie lot the late president and hte family rival to head a fact-finding mls- in f l U ^ many top poSM insrssMloarsaao 'Of^ twotanthsiwo^ntnz otof sne peri to (^ba yesterday. At right are stewardesses Don­ However, the net taxdbta workable iorca, providing tor sixth high school will be named continues, toe number of Ameri- Another Jet er experiencing the hemor- without ever coming before toe received wide publteatian and Rosary tonight at the foneral aion to Latin America. throufthout— W b“ ftarerniaent, ’tavr iB w b Erti.> p i o i i r i a ^ Grand lirt, foHowring adJotb- efOclency and ooonomy. Intro­ ApoUo in honor of the moon-or- cans k in ^ In toe Vietnam war The President, ftqwevef, fa­ home. rhage. commtesion. Commlaaion mem- after Kennedy’s death in 1968 he The WMte House confirmed there has been some critioism cember and a preliminary estl- na Yost and Barbara Mohney. (AP Photofax) menta by the Board of Tax Re­ ducing new buBtoesa pm ctices biting craft’s captain Ool. Frank would exceed 33,000 by the vors ratification of tha treaty al­ A spokesnnan said Hope has hers felt the town shoUid have published a book titled, ‘ ”n»e Ttiesday night that Rochefrtler of Nixon that his falhue to bring niate of another eigM-tentiis view, te certain to lower ItioM —a better flung eyatm, new Is Hijacked though during toe campetign he During Tet Michael Piccarello Borman who was educated hi peace talks amiveraary. canceled all engagements for 10 more control than It does over John F. Keimedya—A Family had been contacted on the sub­ this month, which would be the esOmatea. bualneaa machliiea and data ta top Latin specialists tadioated Arikona schools. Ptetis tor toe This would be some 600 diort days. these dwellings, espeotelly con- Album.’ ' ject ta reoent days. urged delay to dramatize U.S. largest in three years. Tha tawmrtde $2U,0S9,S66 pitirf tiRj ROCKVILLE — Michael Plc- a lack of Interest In toe area. SAIGON (AP) — The South building will copy those of an- o f toe Korean total, but toe ene- To H avana One particular picture, ahow^ But news secretary Ronald L. displeasure over the Soviet-led The 1968 rise of 4.7 per cent in O n n d Ltet oomtets of $163,048,- "H ew sver," Boggtait added, “ I carello, 60, of East Hartford, RockeMler was chosen at toe 'Vietnamese govenunent indicat­ Two Planes Winging other in toe area—named Moon my launches a big oftemlve or Ing Kennedy waUrkig down a Ziegler said no firm decision invasion of Caechoslovakta. living costs was the largest 873 for real eotate, $»,904,882 would fight for retaining and father of Mrs. Mary Louise Web­ Valley High School. makes a determined stand suggestion of Galo Plexa, secre­ ed today tiiat it would ^ cla b e a Continned from Page One) sandy path acroos tha wind has been mode yet on whether “I expect ratification of toe since the Korean War year of for personal property, and uiOlaicv toe go6d men we now er of Rockville and brother of tary general of the Organization treaty and wlU urge its ratifica­ truce for toe lunar new year Patrick Piccarello of Coventry, Washout Account Sought aweprt dunes in Hyannte$x>rt, to even send such a mission. 1961 when federal wage-price $20,065,896 for regfrtered motor have—men Hke our own Judge —toat’s the way TTV thugs are of American States. tion at an appropriate time, Feb. 17, but a far shorter one died yesterday at Manchester Mass., waa reported to be the Rockefeller, whose family has controls were finally Imposed to vrtdcdea. John WaUett.” handled. DlplomaUo sources said toe and, I would hope, an early than the seven-day oaaae-fire For Hijack Victims Memorial Hospital. President’s fa-vorlte ploture of extensive interests ta Latin halt the rapid climb. Last year's net Grand Ltet, Mahoney, In 'wttMxdding Judg­ Day ^ e r day, proposed cures idea of toe mlssicm was first time,” he said Monday. announced by the Viet Cong ear­ Iraq Hangings Condemned; For Project Head Start himself. . America and worked on some of Arnold Chase, assistant oom- MIAMI (AP) — Two Etectra after the Board of Tax Revtaw ment, say that he was con­ Survivors also include his to e toe problem flood the Feder­ brought up at a meeting a week Nixon’s visit to toe Senate lier today. don’t want to ha-ve to hurt the area’s problems in the ad­ ml^ioRer of toe Bureau of La­ had (toopped $570,714 from the cerned that "mert like Judge wife, a son, two other daugh­ al A-viation Admlnlstratlotw ’Ihe Boaard of Edticatlon vot­ scliools Were closed four days Shaw met Kennedy during the ago between Nixon and Plaza. where he served from 1960 to The Viet Cong’s National Li)>- prop-jets iilew from Miami to you.’ ” which says It is in danger of ministration of Franklin D. bor Statistics, declined to en- gross figure, was $222,276,752. WaUett might be lost to Just ters, another brother, and two Israel Says More Feared because of snow, these wotdd 1'960 Presidential campaign The President was critical of 1952 as a member, then presid­ eration Front broadcast an an­ Cuba today to bring back the She said he kicked open the being swamped by the mail. ed la»t night to request the Roosevelt, said he was "serious­ dbrae the prediction of former The board has artieduled five plain, (xild, business procedures. sisters. come under the 180 scheduled while on an assignment for life Democratic policy toward Latin ed for eight years as -vice presi­ nouncement that tbe Oommuniat cabin door and entered with Board of Directors to estaJbillsh ly considering'’ the offer. President Lyndon B. Johnson’s last 89 of 136 pcMsengens divert­ hearings thte year starting with The funeral will be held (Contlnued from Page One) — In addition to handling its own days. When made up, this would magazlrio. SubaetpienUy he waa America during the campaign, dent, followed a -visit Tuesday to military command “will stop all her. A aecood man took up a I ’m sure that men Uke Judge "We have budgetary difficul­ outgoing Oouncll of Economic ed to the Ctommunirt island ta Feb. 5. Thursday at 8:16 a.m. from the - on other outstanding problems hijacker mail, the FAA serves a ‘^washout account tor Project total 180 days, counting the or­ a frequent guest at WMte Houee charging that the AlHance for military activities” from 7 a.m. station outside toe cockpit door. WaUett, and there are many in dle Eatetem settlement.” ties and otoer problems ta the the House where be launched Advisers that the price rise Benjamin J. CJallahan Funeral in which the United States and ais a clearinghouse for sugges­ Head Start, and heard ihe dinners and poitlea. Progress was “ floundering” and Saigon time Feb. 15 until 7 a.m. Tuesday’s doutileheader airline "The other fellow who had me Town Aasessor P. Joseph Ahn:- the state, have handled not only Meanwhile, ’Thant’s specdail ientation and clean-up days, state,” Rockefeller said. "We hla national political career 22 would slow to about three per the Soviet Union, au:ting togeth­ tions sent to the FBI, the VTiite Other fomouB persona he pho­ that the UjS. goal of encourag­ years ago. Feb. 22. The period te known as hijacking. by the neck told him to stand piiy, in explaintag ttie Grand large ones without any trouble.” representaitive tor toe Middle grievance of Ralph Boles, a and the football game assign­ must appraise the request and cent 'this year. ford, with a Mass of requiem at er, cam serve the cause of House, the State Department tographed in addition to the ing stable, constitutional rule Tet, the festival of the lunar guard at his back,” said Mias Ltet figures, said that consider- toe emaU estate but toe very East, (Junnair V. Jarring, wais mathematics teacher at Man­ ment 'would bring the number weigh my responsibility In the The new President spent an ”We can’t look that far The Federal Aviation Admin­ Blessed Sacrament Church, peaice.” and the airline 'companies. Kennedys included Pablo Picas­ had met with minimal success. new year and toe biggest holi­ Truppman. aible property was oondemnsd Mahoney concluded, ”In to­ preparing to staul a new round chester High School . to 187, thereby breaching th e state.” hour on the House floor, greet­ ahead,” Chase said. “The poli­ istration said the planes were East Hartford, at 9. Burial will The leftist -Paris newspaper Suggestions from aerospace For Rockefeller, heading toe day in the Vietnamese calendar. Stewardess Bonnie Burnett and purc^ioeed by the state for day's society, we are conUnuaily of talks at the U.N. today. contract. », so, Marc Chagall, EUsabeth ing members before attending a cymakers prasumably can.” be In St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Oomibat claimed today to have engineers, scientists amd others Allan Chesterton, Manchester Diplomatic sources said Nixon expected to return to Florida bumped into the guard when she Rt. 6 construction, with the re­ trying to find better iways and The Ixiard will render its de­ Taylor, Grace Kelly, Audrey mission would be a bit different bipartisan “ Gulf Coast seafood The largest increases in The Viet Cong broadcast asid Hartford. Jarring was expected to meet leauned of a atecret French jdam are sent to toe FAA’s engtaser- director of federal projects act­ had decided U.S. poUcy toward came out of the restroom. "I sultant loss of tax revenue to means of operation and, in my cision within the five days pre­ Hepburn and Melina Mercouri. from the role he reportedly en­ lunch” in the speaker’s dining wholesale prices, which could any militarF-operationa by the about noon, but added this was Friends may cadi at the foner- privately with Thant and U.N. to “ encircle aind neutrailize’’ Is- ing division for catrefol ainalyais. ing on toe advice of Town Man­ Latin America needed a "thor­ thought he was waiting in line. I the town. scribed by contract. 9n.w was also a leading fash­ visioned for himself in the Nix­ room. eventually affect consumer re­ United States, South Vietnam “only a guess.” ^tlmation. th^ are always ^ j,ome tonight from 7 to 9 and delegates from the Arab states, rael through massive mlUtary Manufacturers of devices that ager Robert B. Weiss, request­ ough .re-examlnation” ta the asked him if he was,” ehe said. North End Redevefopment, ta the best interests of the gen­ Town Planner Eric Potter will ion photographer. After Kenne­ on government. “ Once a member, you’re al- tail prices, were for lumber and and their allies. Including air, Tike crew and 16 passengers of tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, Israel, the United States, the So- aid to its Arab r.el^bors. might ccmtrol toe problem are ed the $42,974 account. 71110 Is light of a trend tovrard military “ He gave me a strange sort of which now shows stgne of re- eral pilbllc.’’ appear at the Feb. 3 meeting dy’s assasataatlon he concen­ naval and artillery bombard­ an Eteslern Airlines jet com­ — vlet Union, Britain and France. ’The newspaper said its report invited in to give demonstra­ toe sum a i^ lp a te d from the dictatorships. (Sep Page Thirty-One) (See Page Thirteen) look and said, ’You’re being hi­ 'turning soihe value to the ao- to explain his role in the pl€m- trated on filming commerctala (See Page Sixteen) ment, would be considered a mandeered Tuesday night by « 1 1 . J France has proposed a Big Four undoubtedly be denied,” tions, and their products receive Regional Office of Ek;onomic jacked.’’’ seaament and to income was ning of future schools. At too for television and wen a number violation of the cease-fire and tiB-ee Negro hippies flew back Public Kecords meeting to seek a Middle East but it claimed that one of the close study. Opportunity (OEO). OEO ver­ “ must be punished.” Miss Truppman said one of trot far enough along beh> (hte originally unscheduled but open of awards for hte world. early today. The 89 other pas­ Plan Announced settlement. associates of Defense Minls- "Mayors, bank presidenta, bally approved -late last year the air pirates told her they year, he esld. meetings voted by the board on Other books of Shaw's work Four houra after toe broad­ sengers were taken by )mis to to Warrantee Deeds President Nixon, at his news ter Pierre Messmer haa been In- civic club members, teachers, Manchester’s 1969 Head Start were g o in g to join "Fldri’s mUl- Jan. IS, Dr. Walter M. Schardt, Included “Message of Peace,” a cast, a spokesman for the South the airport at Varadero to await The new Grand Ltet, Murphy For Publishing; National Dairy Products Corp. conference in Wadilngton Mon- structed to make the necessary whole classrooms of students program. Vietnamese government ^ said: tary.” She said they were all in chairman of the educational pol'- pictorial story of (Pope Paul 'VI’a pickup. e^to^tined, reflecta the aeseae- to Earle J. Wilson and Lloyd day, proposed that missile re- contacts with the Arab countries -write ta,” says A1 Butler, assist­ Chesterton said toe approxi­ “The Vietnamese government is their 20s or early 80s. Iciea committee, said all school visit to New York. A coUeotlon Thirty passengers of a Nation­ ments of huge apartment com- LBPs Memoirs E. Wilson, two parcels on east ductlon talks with the Soviet Un- and with the So-viet Union which ant chief of toe air carrier re­ mately $3,000 ta residual funds willing to have a truce because Authorities in Miami said two principals will be inidted to at­ of hte nature photographs, '"n io 9 al Althnes jet hijacked Tuesday idexes, a few new tadustrtel NEW YORK (AP) — The first aide of Summit St., conveyance ion be linked to dtecusslons of also -would play a role. search branch of the PAA’a on hand will be credited to the Tet Is a solemn' occasion and for prop-jet Electras would be sent tend the Feb. 10 meeting, an d Catch and the Feast” te sched­ morning returned a-short time buUdings, and a number of sub­ -volume of former Preslident tax $40.70. the Middle East crisis and other Under the reported plan, Flight Standards Service. account. He said $1,300 is owed the happiness of the Vietnamese to Cuba after daybreak to pick educational television will be dis­ uled for publication tola fall. <6 later. stantially large and expensive Lyndon B. Johnson’s memoirs Theresa Piccolo to David P. political issues. France and -the Soviet Uhton “ We read them all, and ac­ the Head Start staff for toe I people." But he added that the up toe other passengers aboard cussed on March 3. Bhaw’s marriage to singer Oapt. Robert J. Sulli-van, pilot residMittal bufldinga. win be pubUtoied sometime next Driscoll and R. Judd Campion, “What I want to do,” he said, would jointly back toe Arab knowledge every one. Some we past two weeks. ’The program truce “will not last very long If the Eastern Jet. * ■ Murphy said that many more The resignations of Miss Ann- Pat Suzuki ended in divorce. of the BAL plane, flew to Ha­ year, with toe undisclosed pro- property at 77-79 Oak St., con- “Is to see to it that we Imve countries with “material, tech- can answer only with a card.” will expire Friday if written ap­ there is any." The ' 30 passengers and crew exemptions for the elderly were Marie Miller, currently on leave They had a son, David, .who b u t - vana while one of the Negroes ceeda—eoUmated by some at veyance tax $17.60. strategic arms talks in a way nlcal and‘military aid and mllt- Others get letters pointing out. proval is not received from U.S. forces will undoubtedly members aboard a Natiomd granted this year than last, but of absence; Mrs. 'Ruth Madell, ■vlves. held a gun at the neck of Stew­ around $1.8 million—going to Marriage License and at a time that will promote, tary experts.” France would be that liijacktag la a crime punlsh- OEO. Since some welfare work­ observe any cease-fire declared Airlines Jet hijacked over toe that the town vrill be reim­ Manchester High School French A funeral service was set for ardess Roberta Truppman. toe Lyndon B. Johnson Puldlc Brian Arthur Dawson, 466 W. if possible, progress on out- responsible for Israel’s northern by death. ers are on Head Start’s staff, by Saigon, as they ha-ve edl such Gulf of Mexico Tuesday morn­ bursed by the state at a later teacher, effective Feb. 21; Miss Thursday. “He grabbed me,” Miss Affairs Foundation at the Uni­ Middle Tpke., and Janice Jean standing pollUcal problems at and eastern flank, including Le- tbe FAA thinks violence ho said, the Welfare Depart­ truces in the part. ing returned to SOami later in date. However, he added, much Patricia A. Roe, Buckley School Truppman sai«• In presenting his grievance. vealed Sunday in a joint state nurses for the 11 to 7 shift will Visits to specialized areas versity ^,of Connecticut in 1967. night about 9:20. Police said the dermine the British pound and' By OEOROE C. WILSON “Because every dime I have is ment by the New York publish­ Nor would metal detectors Boles was accompanied by Wal­ Miss Bonnie L. Lawrence, Bucher’s mail is one area in be started Feb. 10 at Manchea- are planned for the third -week, ultimately the U.S. dollar, the youth had walked out o f the The Washington Post er and toe foundation in Austin. give a warning of a plastic ex­ ter Scholaky, chairman of toe Manchester Green School Grade which this shift shows up. There Captain Bucher’s,” of Navy ter Memorial Hospital. Psychiatric units, pediatrics, paper added. building late in the afternoon Harry H. Ransom, clxuioellor plosive or a bottle of nitroglyce- Manchester Education Associa­ 4. A resident of Manchester, she and hitched a ride from a pass­ .” for some reason but for which her BA from ()ueens College in irtth making an escape while the impatience to Jettison the entine, the course will be di­ not apply to toe Pueblo crew­ see them. He feels the Navy Ransom aaid the foundation tag in emergency procedures the Tl------he could not make provisions 1967, and her MA from toe Uni­ being transported to or from bromides hanging over ' the vided into four main sections, men since they were “ Illegal haa let him do that. The Naval would employ a professional will be included ta the course. h«r, where many of the city ’s CENTRAL VAM8HINO ta advance. versity of Connectleut tola a correction^ Institution. Hte each lasting one week. World Wars I and II. Even a Cfourt of Inquiry here has allow­ staff to do technical and re-, Also, routine night duty respon- -dews still live, closed their rtiut- FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — State law requires 180 teach­ month. parents would not post bend detainees' in North Korea rather than prtsonera of war. high school class sent Bucher ed him to tell the Pueblo odys­ search work on the memoirs. ’Itie purpose of the first week slbilltlee •will be Included. ‘ers for 30 minutea in a sign of Kentucky’s last 300 hand- ing days, teachers are asked to Mrs. MaryJo Y. Lane to teach toe second time, and he ap­ More changes must come as a telegram of support. High sey day by day — an unusual Ha oakl the ptoceeda 'toe foun­ is to re-acqualnt inactive nurses Nurses interested in applying mourning and protest against cranked telei^nes will fall al- appear one day for orientation English at lUing Junior High peared in Circuit Coiui 12 in i . - i r ’ " the words on the books are schools, in the 1940s, were full approach for such a proceed­ dation will receive will depend wlto the most basic nursljig for the course should contact the hanging of the Iraqi Jews. lent by June 30, 1969. before school opens and to re­ School. A resident of Mhiv-V b. E m I Hartford this morning tested against the military real­ of young tigers whose biggest to aoma axtailt on worldwide skills, and to allow her to be- Manchester Memorial Hospital’s The British government als() TTiey will be replaced by a main one day after school where his case was continued ing. ter, she received her BS tola ities in an era when wars are fear wqs that the war would oalea. come accustomed to being in a personnel department. ’The hos- expressed regret at toe hang-NnoAem dial system when an ex- closes, making 182, and the con­ M> Feb. 3 in Manchester. Bond Lightning Strikes Airliner over California Tile Navy wives, however, month from Central Connecticut fought but not declared, when end before they couiq get into 11m foumlation was organised hospital again. pltal will help to renew inactive ings. ’The foreign office dte- change at Upton in Hardin tract between toe beard and toe State College. act at $260 on toe larceny seem to understand better than Damage to a United Air Lines plane from a light­ the U.S. Involved in places it. principally to support toe School The ae(X)nd week will tead the licenses and will also help make closed that it had tried to per- County, central Kentucky, charge and $3,000 on toe es­ ning, part of a new storm sweeping across south- la toe five odmiraia sitting on the MEA stajes that no teacher will The appointment of Mrs. Shir­ where the Geneva Convention Peor.le of(->r to sacrifice their of PubHo Affolrs and the Lyn- trainee into more complex nurs- applications for OOnnecUcut suade the Baghdad government ia taken over by General ’Tele- be required to work more than cape. He was taken to the Oon- ning strike is ^examined at Los Angeles Interna­ oourt here, or Bucher hlmartf, ley Tureck aa clerk atenograph- Hadar equipment in the nose was knocked out of haa no standing. Bucher’a own dearest possessions to help wjiat B. Johnson Library at toe ing procedures, with training in licenses for RNs from outside to exercise clemency but got no- phone CO., toe second largest 186 days, ley Tureck as clerk stenograph- TO c^t Correctional Center In why toere te s i ^ a welling up Hartford to awaU court anoeai^ tional Airport yesterday, by Clarence Rees, assist­ mail dramatizes toe public de­ they see as Bucher’s cause. Univsislty of Texiw. pre and post operative care, Connecticut. where. system in the otate, Botes* point 'waa that If ein California, hit the craft juat before it landed, o< public support tor toe skipper approved. ance. mand for recognizing' the Bucher’s friends tell of a man ant chief of maintenance for the line. The light­ commission. No oiie was Hurt. (AP Photofax) changed environment. offering to mortgage his house (See Page Thirty-One) T\V"

"^rw6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2», 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969

New Orleans Odd Claims Shmo MOVIE AUDIENCE Tolland sisters, will make their initial an off-Broadway play to his Richter and Toni Fogarty com­ seeeee.GUIDE******* ‘Picnic’ Opens appearance In a major LTM credit. Turner, a graduate of plete the cast. Sheinwold on Bridge ■ 4 - BzcMtag A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS production. Ekina Clifford,' Yale Drama where he received "Picnic” will be presented Dock Workers AND THEATERS. LTIVTs Season arlian you have It fe««( THE ANGUS SEZ: SHOW STBONO NOTKIIBIP whose prior dramatic oesocta- the lorgest fellowship awarded Feb. 27 and 28 and March 1 at Nothing Is hum-fFtnn, Anything Can Happen . . e NORTH Tour Leads to Lighting tion has been 'with the Torring- Key to He-up Th«M ratings apply to films BT TWO-CLUB OFENDfO “ Picnic,” William Inge's Pul- a playwrtghtlng student. Is cur­ Bailey Auditorium, Manchester even our lunchsoa speoWs rajaasa^ afiar Nov 1.1986 ♦ Qi ton Clvle Theatre, will be seen rently a teacher of drama at St. High School. are sxcltlng tool We now carry] By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 J73 itaer Prlae wlraUag play about NEW ORLEANS (AP) — as the trodblqd mother o i the Josepii’s College, West Hart­ L/TM’s ninth annual patron To Anyone, Almost. •. THIS SEAL When you use an opening bid 0 9532 Busy^ Hazardous Streets Striking dock workers In New a small town picnic that became two teen-agers, and Richard ford. Ron Roy, whose Initial ap- subscription drive la now in pro­ Gasliahf sfricfly’ f re shl of two dubs as your «riy way A 9763 By HAL BOTLB In Ariaona s man ooMected In ads bidlcatot the Mm was • ’The town wUI begin inetaSlng Mrs. Franda Philabrett wUl dramatic when two people Ronuuio will appear as the pearaneb with LTM was in gress and will continue. through u m n A v i u n Orleans hold one of the major submittsd and approvad undsr of shouring a ■very powerful WEST after he wtui dtve-bocnbed by a EAST naercury vapor Ughto at busy serve as General Chairman as­ didn’t go, wiU open the 1960 sea­ adolescent paper boy. "Petrified Forest,” artll be seen February. Anyone Interested In 90 Oak S t , Manehsatsr fish. Come on keys to a breakthrough which NEnV YORK (AP) — As every you can Indicate a strong n o ^ 4 109 8 74 P i near-VlgWed desert hawk who lha Motion PIctura Coda A 632 sisted by Mrs. Ekhnund- Bert­ Completing the list ot new In the legding role of the college joining LTM as a patron sub­ could end the 40-day walkout of Salf-Ragulation. trump hand by your rebid. A re­ <0 8 5 2 and hasardoue intoreectlone, ac­ son of the Little Theatre of Man­ veteran bartender, doctor, law­ «'on)ed (he aerial from Ms <:? A 1094 rand, refreshments; Mra.‘ Wil­ faces is Dennis Turner, who athlete turned vagabond. Regu­ scriber may do so by contact­ down and fry\ which had tied up shipping In bid of two notrump promises O 7 cording to Flret Selectoan chester. A comedy-drama, ac­ yer, neiwBpapernmn arid minis­ moving oar and ftew off through Suggaatad for GENERAL O QT86 liam Green, decorations; Mrs. ivlll play the rich young suitor. lar L/TM performers, Jim Pend- ing tho patron drive chairman, Atlantic and Quit porta but the ID 28 or 24 points; a jump to three A K Q 104 EBmeot Vlk. the sky with it—apparanUy be­ A 15 Thomas Oallichant, tickets; and claimed by the critics as out­ A profeiwlonal playwright, with gergast, Ruth Munson, Penny some. leaders of the -city’s two Inter­ ter knows, sooner or later al­ audlancaa. itotnimp shows 26 or 26 points. Mrs. Ann Miller, 61 Mill St. Read Herald Ads lieving’ he iMul c a u ^ a snaks. SOUTH Vlk toured the town tide weel^ Mrs. James Murphy, publicity. standing for its tenderness, in­ national Longshoremen’s Asso­ most anyOibig /T^n happen to H Suggaatad for MATURE South dealer. A farmer waxied Iris near car A AK5 end with Selecbnon Albert Boys Basketball League cisive drama, and unsentimen­ ciation locals vow they won’t be Einybody. audlancaa (parantal dlacra- Both sides vulnerable. O KQ6 tal compassion, "Picnic” be­ M B HBHHHMBIW H H nBfflBm m M H gM H H HHMIIIMIiaiiM lM aBM m w w iW lll iaiai8 until he oouM see his own (mage Opening lead ten of spades. XKargaaeon and Ted Paatva. of Scores of Saturday’s Boys pressured. ______Insurance______claims______adjustors,____ O AK 104 came the fourth play in theatri­ in it. Hon advlttd ). South would open wUh two Oomnctlcut LlgSit and Power Basketball League games are “We are capable of negotating too, Jn time become tamiUar A A82 cal history to win both the Pul­ SPECIALS- So could a nearby bull, who [i] RESTRICTED — Parsons ttotrump if he had one point Oo. to determine the areas most Tolland Savings Bank 18, for ourselves,” said Alfred M. wHh the quirks of chance and South Wert North itzer Prise and Drama Critics thought the reflected bull he than Ms actual hand. North East In need of the Hghte. Wan&ts 12; Clinton Press 84, ^ /s Open 6 Days Every Week—Thurs. Nifes fill 9:00 Chittenden, head of ILA Local the vagaries of human behavior. undar 16 not admittad, un- Pass 2 0 Award. h o i Ill's 1418, on the eve of today’s saw 'wss a rival for the affec­ would then pcuM. 2 A Paw' Selected areas Include the Krechko Brothers 17; and Sport I1HURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY One of these, R.J. Bartnim, lata accompanitd by parani 2 NT Pass 3 NT Set In the backyard of two “emergency meeting” here of tions of his bovine harem. He With a fuU 28 points, South All Pass pomer of Anthony Rd. and Rt. Mart 16, ^pm an CSiorches 16. claims vice president of State lowered Ms head end charged, or adult guardian. 106, on Rt. 106 at Goose Lane Outstanding playera were Bob houses In a small Kansas tovm the 23-member international ex­ Farm Mutual and a man wUh a opens with two dubs and then thereby demolishing both the ® Paraona undar 16 not ad­ and at Leonard’s Oomera. Anderson, Don Miller, Peter on a hot Labor Day, the play ecutive council. fine eye for the ridlcidous Eutd bids two notrump. North can af­ more up to yon, bohUng; side of the car and his own ego. H mt two nxiet hazardous areas Jesanls, Mike Nocman, concerns Itself with the Impact LEAN SHOULDER . Chittenden said “ any help we the unusual, collects as a hobby mittad. Thit aga rsatrictlon ford to raise to game with his Steve Engaged Spades, 10-9-8-1-4i HeartB, 8-6-»; ;to be lighted are the com er of Denson, Elarl BMbe, of a handsome young vagrant can get" would be accepted. some o f Oie odd cases Ms firm may bs highar In cartain meager values. DIamoiidB, 7; Ctabo, Steve ILA President ’Thomas W. After Ms car hod been stolen, ’This method enables the open­ .Ckwee Lone, and Anderson Rd. Jaskolka, Al Bachlochi, ' Roy The engagement of Mias upon an assortment of women, has been ca’Jed upon to settle. araas. Chack thaatar or What do yon so y f k‘ Gleason said private talks with a client had to rent a new one. er to describe a strong notnimp and the comer of Oehring and Gumon and Tim DueU. and upen the men who placidly Kere are a few: Answer: Bid three qwdea. If Jeanne Elizabeth Brueo of Ray Chittenden and Clarence He retrieved his old oar a few advartiaing. hand to within one point of Its )Cedar Swamp Rde. with New Saturday’s schedule is Up- Brook, N.Y.', to George S. Fos­ woo them. partner has three-card ipadt “ CSilnk” Henry, head of ILA Lo­ A midwe^m client sum­ days later. The tMef crashed Printed ai a public aarvica actual value. Responder can tell 8 townspeople are invited. to budge from his union’s de­ plates upside down. profit knows what t o do wHh it. Kthree ccmmltteemen and the tal assistant in Saranac, N.Y. Theatre, Roxanne Spafford cuid mand for a contract which His num-ber was 660-898. Hers Block —After the first death p.m. In all areas except matei^ Mr. Foster Is a 1965 graduate South needs three diamond -nelghbortiood commiesioner. Kathy Kelly, as the teen-age would Include a 31.60 hourly A man injured in w auto acci­ was 868-099. Buck — The good deed, and nity where they are 9 to 4 and The boys were taught how to Advertisement— of RockvlUe High School and a lib dent protested to the nurse in tricks for Ms contract and hike In wages and benefits over other stories of Asia, past 8:80 to 8 p.m. Dnrlng<^e cur­ ■have fun camping out in the Wanted: Newsboy or News- 1968 graduate of Paul Smith's Floor Covering Dept should -begin by leading the ace three years and an annual guar­ the hospital emergency room Here is cue of Baitrum’a fa- rent fly epldemlo, vtsHa ahe re­ girl In the vicinity of New Rd., (N.Y.) CoUege where he maj­ and present of diamonds. Then he switches winter. With the aid of a roll of antee of 2,080 hours of work for when she started snipping: away -vorttes: stricted to IS n ^ otea , and to White Birch Dr. and Tolland ored In terminal forestry. He Is Burgess — Second-hand persons to the king of hearts. Eaat re­ >9 laBtlc and som e elbow grease each dockworker. his hair so the doctor could Elating a kidney bean salad, a members of the immedlato tarn- Hills In ToUand. Route Avail­ a surveyor's assistant with the OUR OWN FRESH MADE Christie — Child’s play fuses the trick and likewise re­ the boys built their own shelters, 'That’s the tentative a ^ ee- stitch up his head wound. lady dinner guest bit into some- able immediately. Call Herald New York Conservation Depart­ Hoffman — West of Cheyenne fuses the queen of hearts at the Uy. r ' did their own cooking emd pass­ FUEL OIL ment reached on a master con­ By the time the doctor arrived thiiig hard. It exploded. Adjus­ Circulation Dept.; Mr. Cordera ment in Ray Brook. FAMOUS ^ROADLOOM Llndop — Sight unseen next trick, hopli^ to hamper de< ed many second class require­ tract in New York and Chitten­ the nurse had trimmeM off most tors found the hard object was a or Mr. Humphrey, 876-3136. A summer wedding Is planned. Monsarrat — Richer than all clarer by preventing him front Admitted Monday: William ments during their spare time. den and Henry want It for their of the vtotlm’s expensive tou­ cherry bomb youngsters in the his tribe Roberts, Ttolland; Dlarw Grant, I Teen Skating Party 15.4 getting to diunmy with the jack Manchester Evening Her­ members. pee. family hatd lost earitor while Moore — Saddle tramp ___ WlUle OInde; Penny ’TlUotson-, ,, Providing the weather co- I 260 OaL Min. O.O.D. The insurance company paid iriaying catch in the kitchen. of hearts. ald Tolland correspondent, Britain’ s New Quada RUCS aid (»RPETING! ITALIAN The Gleason summons for ex­ Nelson —Dr. Wilson’s dilemma As it happens. South Is not ®13ington; Mona McAtmont, Nye ■toperatee, local teenagers will One Day Notice for the daim, ibut had difficulty de­ Bette Quatrale, tel. 878-2846. Delivery ecutive council members to The lady, fortunately, suf­ Ogllvle — BeUWood n. . Edwin Carlson, •— ------’ToHond; ’ , hold a skating party at Said Doing Well rush here came as wtord circu­ ciding -whether to list the hair­ disturbed. He leads a low dla- fered oMy a cracked dental Randall — The Place of mond, using dummy’s nine to Chrlstoi^r Sherman, Oreat- Crandall’s Pond Friday evening, lated that the White House may piece o s -wearing apparel or as plate—but later had to put up MISSISSIPPI STUDIED LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Around The Clock Sapphires drive out the jack. West’s dls- rtdge Dr.;~ JosepMne Rick, Auider the sponsorship and su­ reenter the costly labor dispute a prosthetic device. QUINCY, m. (AP) — Micros­ newest quadruplets, bom to'a Burner Service with some ttresome jokes about Stephens —Captive -vlllege card makes the diamond situa­ West St.; Monica CSmanowsKl, pervision of the Bdard of Rec- ! <1. ?.) next week if there is no settle­ the penalty of shooting off her copic scrutiny of ^ “Mighty woman who received fertility C la re m o n t SAUSAGE Stern — Merry go round tion crystal clear. Thompson St.; Jultaime Wosi- •ireatlon. After Hours Emergeooy ment in the strike that has more After whooping it ig> in a mouth. Mkniaslppf’' la being conducted drugs, were reported in good Woodfln — Virginia’s thing East can take the ace and ten lefSky, EUington; (Jheryl Ann than 460 Idled ships from Maine Mdohigan tavern, a bunch of In­ ,, Valentine Dance by biology Otudents o f Quincy condition today. OU Deliveries Made at Yerby — Judas, my brother of hearts, but then declarer can Brock, 18.4c per OaL to Texas. dians on their way back to the Harriet Dr.; Cynthia “ Love In Bloom” will be the College. .University CfeUege Hospital get to dummy with -the queen of In Washington, however, a reservation attacked a passing Non-Fiction Genovese, Ellington. theme of the Feb. 16 dance The department of biologdcal said that the 24-year-old mother, Antonwtlo or Cell BRAIDED RUGS White House, spokesman said pickup truck with rocks and Ainslle — Alnslle’s complete spades to le^ a diamond for a Birth Monday; A dai^ter to rsponsored by St. Matthew's sciences has acquired a floating Mrs. Ann RandaU, was under Open Forum finesse through East’s queen. Delivery 96% Reprocessed Wool President Nixon still expected beer bottles. The driver -veered guide to thoroughbred racing Mr. and Mrs. Blarl Klotor, ’Toi- .Ladies <3uUd tor the benefit of laboratory known as the “O.C. heavy sedation because of high Anderson — How to hunt White- Dally Question -land. ' the Guild’s “ toeter child.’ ’ the strike to be resolved through into a telephone pole. Questions Researcher.” Samples of the blood pressure, but her condi­ Ask About Our 8-Day -AU Si2»s Approximate tall deer Partner <^pens withitwo olnbs, Dischairged Monday: Wilfred I,, The damce will -be held in the “ the normal bargaining proc­ He collected, but the Insur­ To the Editor, river’s water ere taken and tion was not giving cause for Discount Payment Plan ess" although the chief execu­ Armour — My life with women you Ud two diamonds, and part­ Blair, Tolland; Richard OsUeh, ohurch parish center to the mu­ studied. concern. Avocado, Brown, Gold, Green ance company couldn’t. It May I say. In the beginning, Baldwin CUDAHY HICKORY SMOKED tive was reported “closely In found, collet from the wayward The Amen comer ner bids two notrump. It Is onoe TV>lland. sic of the Coachmen from 8 “ The Mlssiaslppi River is big The four babies, two boys and MANCHESTER touch” with the situation. i braves. Their tribe had never that I am not against Mother- Carson Colonial Virginia p.m. to mlMght. A donation am} complicated,” said the Rev. two girls, were bom a month OIL HEAT, INC. (Not all sizes in all colors) A few firms In New Haven and signed a full peace treaty -with hood or our children — I am on­ cookery of |4 per couple will be asked John Ostdiek, who Is in charge prematurely Tuesday night. The Bridgeport, Conn., are feeling the Unltdd States; therefore ly looking for answers. Coombs — The world educa- /md will include set-ups and re- of the project. "It’s going to father is a 28-year-old lecturer 649-4908 the affect of the dock strike. it. . tlonal crisis ifreshmento. take a lot of study." at an art college. Reg. price SALE fRiCE they couldn’t -be sued. e WHOLE They say supplies on hand have Donovan - Bridge In the sky • from the teachers about thejr dwindled and they could be In An TiMncis man reported he’d Dufour — ’The Mexican War: A pending proposed salary In­ ■xl5' $129.98 trouble if the strike drags on. jiist been in a coilision with a creases? There are always two About 80 dock workers in bathtub. sides to every contention and I, believers the two Connecticut port cities “Yes, sir,” replied the unruf­ tor one, ^ u ld be happy to hear Elgner _ Air the trees arc affected. However, the im­ fled daims agent, and asked the teachpra' teachers' side. Some of US ™ ■xl4' $99.50 HAMS pact on business has been light how he had managed the unu­ are woefully ignorant of the Farber - — ’Theory of suicide because o^ the seasonal lull In sual feat of coUidlng with a position of the teachers In this Crime, the law, and shipping to Connecticut. bathtub. matter. All we hear is very Manchester It turned out the bathtub had ominous rumblings from behind Freeman — Washington ii - n\r $69.98 $ ^ ^ 9 5 fallen frdm a -truck o n the high­ closed doors as to astronomical Gemet —Ancient China way. demands. Great Britain, Ministry of De­ lb ’Then there was -the case of the It is my understanding that fense —An Introduotlan to SAVINGS man who one moment was re- the teachers (despite Labor’ s space AAMCO, laxlng chin deep In a warm bath right-to-strike) claim profession- Grubbs — Paul Valery 159.95 We Will Cut Into Roast and and the next moment found FTMRMItSIONt^ al status — on a par with Guest — The blue stairs A LOAN Center Cut Ham Steaks himself, stark naked, sitting on doctors and lawyers. Does their Harper — Profiles of Protestant Wall-to-Wall For Years of Boairty! OF MAN(3HBSTER his garage roof. education, cost less? Are their saints Associatii His hot -water heater had ex- years of education less? Hoyt — ’The last explorer (Rich­ We have 28 sq. yds, 100% nylon antique gold tweed. 139.98 $ 2 ^ ^ ® BUDGET TERMS pldded. Part of Ms house was JUICY, FLAVORFUL Also, If the teachers’ pay were ard Byrd) Enough to cover the ctnnplete floor o f a 12'0” x 21’0” NATIONWIDE demolislhed; he was imscothed. computed on an aimual basis — Jones —^Tennis: How to become room. GUARANTEED SERVICE Animals (figure in a mim-ber o t not on -the school year of ten a champion Loaner Care Free Towing c a a e e : $9.98 " ^ ^ ^ 5 months, plus periodic week’s Katz — August Belmont DELMONICO T^. 643-2467 A 78-year-old woman reported vacations — how would th^lr Kott — ’Theatre notebook, 1947- •195-®* Manchester, that, wMle peacefully watering 1967 Vernon ’Town Line her la-wn, she had been attacked hourly rates compare -with their Including labor and lining! goals? If working onjy a 10 Lock — A fringe of blw Rte. 83, Talcoittville, Ooon. and scratched by a surly rabbit. $598 month year brings the pay scale Margolles Native sons below what Is desired, would" a Mencken — H. L. Mencken’s Bolton Lake Hotel solution be having school years Smart set criticism » ROUTE 44A—BOL’TON, CONN. STEAKS of 12 months? ’This would be a Ogburn — ’The forging of our Roman Gold 3-9x12, 501 Nylon Rugs radical change but, after all, continent Reg. $89.95. NOW! children are no longer needed Parkinson — Robert Lowell Old Vermont for farm work, which -was the Phillips — ’The sla-ve economy Thurs, Night Special—Ladies! AMERICAN BIADE basis of the ^ o rt school year of the old South to begin with. Also, this would Reeve — In the silent stones All Legal Beverages 1-9x12 Mocha Coni Filament Nylon Rug BRAIDED RUGS lb make use of our expensive Rohrer — Managing through In- R% . $99.50. NOW! 0 ^ ^ school buildings all through the sight 86% Wool — 89% Bayon year. In -the meantime, teach- Sands — 101 questions and Aqua, Beige, Green Save 50c lb. Reg. $1.99 lb. ers are free for a two months’ answers about color TV Not aU elzee in aU oidore. O O llB iS IIK stretch every summer to obtain Sawyer — Ooncems of a con­ other employment, with Its ad­ servative Democrat Reg. Price Sale Price ditional pay. Seifert — Power whero the STAIR GARFET1NG 10' X 14’ $169.95 3 1 2 9 M Again, also. Is there not some action is GROUND '/: PRICE Candy Stripe Pattern X GROUND question of money being paid for Simmons — Protective services 9’ 15’ $149.98 3119.98 courses advanicing a teacher’s for children EVERY THURSOAY NIGHT CHUCK position? I am sure that tax- stampfer The tragic engage- 27” X 48” $9.98 S7J9M ROUND payers in private industfy would ment; a study of Shakes- Fine Entertainmeitt 9*00 t o 1:00 welcome the same opportunity. peare’^ classical tragedies — Also Teachers’ comments on the WakoskI — Inside the blood fac­ Food at its finest — Doily Lunch Specials alaove matters would -be ap­ tory 27 Inches wide and expressly man­ preciated as a matter of In­ ufactured to (take the hard wear What I have learned; a collec­ Prepared by Jim Minicucci formation on their stand. Georgetown tion of 20 autobiographical * - present on stairs and hallways. I believe most taxpayers are l b says of great contemporaries lb aware of and sympathize wtth Wedding & Banquet Facilities — 643-9731 !!!!! White — China: The roots of 100% WOOL BRAIDED the added burdens and stresses madness In 5 Lb. Lots of teachers in public areas In 5 Lb. Lots White — Rubens and Ms -world Brown, Gold, Red where discipline is the primary BRDADLOOM CARPET SAMPLES 1 or 2 of each color. Dutch Boy Nalplex* function. Teaching In such areas 18” X 18” . 3 9 « ea. 3 tor 9 9 t is the latex flat should be most handsomely re­ 18” X 27” . 8 9 « ea- 2 Tor 3 1 .4 9 Reg. Price Sale Price FILL YOUR FREEZER - ALL MEATS warded. However, unless ex­ HaTtford Man Guilty wall paint with the plained differently. It do?s not In Stabbing Deaths Buy several and make your own rug! 27” X 48” $12.60 SBM CUT, WRAPPED AND QUICK FROZEN built-in second coat. seem logical to give these same Now HARTFORD (AP)—A Hartford So high in hiding, rewards in the way of salary to “BUUJTT" _ _ _ 6:20 - 9l00 TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AT NO teachers not contending...... lirith pleaded guilty ’Tuesday to smooth in leveling, these problems. In fact, maybe ®*'e*‘ges of mansilaughter and EXTRA CHARGE. one coat looks there should be two pay scales second-degree murder, on a little or a lot as follows: With discipline, 95 Francisco V. Vaequez plead- OVERSIZE RUGS Made from Ends of Rolls like two. HINDQUARTERS SIDES per cent and teaching 5 per cent . guUty to stabbing his ea - T h e re Made for rollers, — one salary scale; with ^ “ "Sled ^ f e and her boyfriend, -) . Now At January Clearance Sale Prices! discipline 5 per cent and teach- Gonzales, on Oct. 1. a re Whether you have just a few dollars you want to put to Nalple^-doesn't ing 95 per cent —another scale. " “® up to 15 years on a n d th ero Association welcomes your account. And never before Representative Donald (3«no- manslaughter charge. 8—816/862DJ CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUG. lb lb smoothly, covers like have savings earned so much money for you . . . a great vesi of Manchester — require- ... ______a re good Cklor: Shell beige, 12’ x 15’. Reg. $129.95. SALE! *79.00 crazy. When you’ve ment of two educational bud­ big 5 per cent yearly. ‘ ^ finished painting, gets, noninterchangeable, one r i n / T V “ “tanoMoai-Muti c e p s -a n d 8—815/796DJ CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUG. for salaries and one to.- main­ Ck>lor: Roman gold, 12’ x 18’. Reg. $144.50 W« RrmiTT i- Th« IllKht To Limit QuantitieB clean up you and th en Dividends start the very day you make your deposit and SALE! *109.95 .ft. tenance — be accepted as law;. your tools with soap Teachers, your comments will HBIJ> OVBB! 6tii Weak! th e re ’s are payable and compounded quarterly. (You earn divi* 1—315/827DJ POLYCREST AND NYLON YARN RUG. and water. Hundreds be appreciated. on dividends that are left witl your savings.) Color: Blue shadow, 12’ x 13’6” . Reg. $114.95. SALE! *89.95 Sincerely, C ijin tt of colors to choose Concerned Taxpayer StQAVIDNIVEliJ Here's the easy way to make money. Your money is always 1—315/787DJ CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUG. from, too. ■T H available any time you might need it. No ' advance ' notice Colori Avocado, 12’ x 12’. Reg. $99.50. SALE! *79.00 required. No waiting. » WESTERN '^ A L P l EX IMPOSSIBLE iHaurliPBtpr YEARS’ fJE V E IV|COJEEI\ Charge -Any Of The Above Items On Our New Revolving Credit Plan!

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SU)6-ai86-6i26. e ALL Financing Is Done by 2 CARTOONS iS tn e t SU Months U.K' _____ 7:15-9:06 Keith’s! Opposite the Bonnet Junior High Sdwol on Lower (South End): -nu-ss MonUis 7.n FORrHi?n5l^a?N-^0YMENT ■ / / . . . For Friendly Service Phone 648-4169 . . . ■ -me Month zan **DR CHILDREN OP ALL AGES iiiiiHHiilillllllliiiiti MANCHESTER ETVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 PAOM IT V S l ', S n o w South Windsor nniKsmu nmw Following Negro Lead '>:’.'Sktent at the Writers CHiUd at Oddt A g id h D«aivered In Manchester Press, Politicians QiaUenge Aonerlca. Ih a letter to screen writers he said it was wrong to Equipped with leethenMe h^tsMar chaege them with prejudice or windshield washer, 2 spew! ete«s Trudeaii’s Role in London WANTED Warner Asks For trie wipers heater, ileiiiafsr, 4. Now Mexican-Americans 'Indicate wrltero could control ' TiOe AjNKdKJBB (AP) - Ratn. way safety flaahan, tauk-im f HAKEELSON Icy ravlews dragged on while *h nroduct'on process. Blank- kafl IIM miow iMbad out afain lights, front and rear seat halts J Prose Writer major dedsionn were delayed. tort added that the Mexloan-A- AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN * —The hotgay- Trudeau’s Liberal party holds Want To Improve Image meflcans were “correct in that TVM^ay at^OUUotnia, putkw- $4.6 Million Budget leatherette headrests, s t e e r 1 n K ' wbsri look and roar wloduw ds- ! SSSU J!.. bachelor 188 of the 264 seats in the House ntost of us are not sufficiently Fringe benefits, ideal working conditions. A ddIy M f tiM aouMi M lt at the state By B (» THOMAS lawyers, engineers, people of in person to: ED DOUCETTE Supt. of SchooU Charles L. $36,119 or flwee per cent 1s for ■ froeter. e m BlUott Trudeau. of Oonunone and seems to be Aafoolated Press Writer talent.” aware at their 'very presence In —alMsdy reeHny from ita moert new programs. 4 *" office, sure of staying In power for the American scene. Wanner last night presented the HOLiiTWCX® (AP) — Now He added that the foundation Aseutatlnff weather ^taster (n Board at Education with a Warner said, there Is no need TED TRUDON ! * P""** minister is un- three or four yean no ihatter “Although occarionally Mexl- 31 je sU B . it’s the Mexican-Americans who hopes to Secure a federal grart for more teachers at the ele­ ; ro ?"- happens. want to improve their movie Im­ can-Amertcans have been por­ PAUL DODGE PONTIAC UlMnlnr hit four jet9nera In $4.6 million proposed budget. * i-^rJ?****™ *^* ^ At any rate, Trudeau doesn’t to help train young Mexican-A- trayed as detectives or doctors mentary level. There is a need VOLKSWAGEN age. 373 MAIN STBEET the air, but no one was Injured. Hla gross grand total before tor eight more In the Middle - !” ™*"*"°"^6lth conference seem much concerned. His ap- merlcms tor acfiij and other or more of our trievlslon MAUfOHEflTEB Two nwra bodies were found reduction by state aid comes to School, and another eight In the disappointing to proach to to take a long, froeh Following the lead of Negro work In the fHm indurtry. segments, by and large we ha've In the Los Afifeles area, ralsiiisr $4,664,258. This Is a gross In­ high school. by look ait all exteUng pollcles-Ln- groups, two organizations Ortega said hto group has not given them thought: We to tt the number of storm-relat­ crease of $1,088,780 over last Systemwide, the new . budget limited participation and riuding foreign policy—before claiming to represent feeling in been ha'ving meeUngs with In- have been unaweire.” ed deaths elnce Jan. 18. One year’s figure of $3,616,473. would add a teacher of the per­ n m a ®****”^ ** Ibe acting. The process includes re- the Mexlcan-American commu­ dustry leaden and they have ------person wes found dead under a Last year’s state aid, accord­ ceptually handicapped, o n e lor its reports on his views by task forces, dialogues nity have petitioned the film been receptive. TAX RCniRNnKPARATIQIf eoDapsed retainlns: well. The ing to Warner, amounted to $1,- more social worker, one more uim' ^ public, debates In the and tetevision Industry tor a A spokesman for the Motton Fire Damages ether body was In a house 011,666. That figure, using the speech and hearing specialist, hi- was Cabinet and In parliamerttary better portrayal of their people. Picture Association, r epresent- Wefltbrook School crushed by flood waters. same formula as last year, and a director of special serv­ outside the committees, and finally decl- FYrst It was the Mexican-Ameri- ing the major companies, com- ____ ^ KassflhP.EMlM Jr. the general reaction slotw. can Political Aasoclation, an ac­ UBottIcially, statewide pepper- would be increased by $64,801 ices. mented: "The Mexican-Ameri- WESTBROOK (AP)—A mid- TAX FRACrmONIBR ty damage from nine days of in thlH year’s budget, he said. Wtamer had previously set a W M ^bthe had not passed with Under hie Umetable, policies Guest Speaker tivist grroup which issued a blast cans are doing the same thing heavy damage tmrentlal rains was estimated Warner said, "This budget Re­ director of special services as about stereotype Mexicans in the NAAOP did five yeara ago. the headmaster’s residence films. Tax Planning as high as $188 miUion. flects my best estimate of what hie number one priority item 2^uatlon given X 0>ndle In some ways they are right, Ini lOngsley Hall School tor (hi an aerial tour of the state, Is needed to run the school sys­ for next year. Now comes the culture-orient­ some ways they are wrorar. Boys Tuesday. "Octnptote and Oonfidenitial Income Tax Servicing" ed Latin American performing (3®v. RonaM Reagan called It tem. The Board of Education While the cost of hiring teach­ “There to no question that, a- “a great tragedy.” A spokes­ must mow make Its decision as ers and paying them remains WASTEBASKETS Tru- prime minister. Although he be- Foundation, headed by A1 J A-u ^ A%^ w area of a fir«t floor ■t h e MANGHBSTBR t a x MAN” man for the governor said Pros- to how much Is needed.” the largest single Item In the *'®«‘ o' “*e goveSment In O^ega, adviser to Mayor Sam In t ^ *^®. *^®K™-^® fireplace In the 200-year-old ident Nixon hasrgivm his per­ In explaining the Increases, ^ escaped Aprtl, most of the time between ™ **1*“^® Yorty and a commteX>er of Mexlcan-American has not been gUoirture ^ 88 Bridge St., Manchester, Ctmn. — Phone 648-2981 budget, the greatest percentage REG. 980 ^ric^ua criUclsir^ even from his then and the end of June was Toward Society In the World To- the Board o< well enough represented In sonal assurance that the federal Warner stated that programs Increase In this year’s budget Public Works of have had to be updated and devoted to (he election cam- P™‘ ®* Los Angeles. films. Unfortunately there a r e ------;------government wilt do whatever Is Is in the area of salaries and AS recently as December an naisn father-son supper meeting of not enough roles that call for necessary to help the state. that the system wrlll require 20 expansion of pereonnel In ths “We want to work with the In- Bight other persons believed new teachers to meet enroll­ • ^ l e In Maclean’s magazine

Vernon WITH THIS €0UP0N WITH THIS COUPON COMPARE Sykes Closed EXPERT LUBE JOB OIL FILTER EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP — EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS! SERVICE with the SAve purcheie of a *our current For Repairs complete brake advertised price with the .90 jntl you'll buy ratine at our or regular purchase of regularly pritsed as high as 15.00 The sludenlB at Sykes School (/> regular price or lelling price, an oil chengt current advertitad whichever and lubrication u» you save over 8.00 a pair. are having an unexpected vaca­ price, whichever It lower. at SS.50 4 tion while all of the ceilings in li lower. the building are being reinforc­ ed. Fast, quality servicing of your car by our experienced Thii if a high quality filter that givea outitandlng car care mechanics using only top quality grease. perlormance and meets or exceeds all manulacturer’i Monday afternoon, Just after CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY 1 school was dismlaaed, the cell­ ipeclfications. COMPLETE SELECTION—COMPLETE SIZES ing fell In one of the cloasrooms. OStr gssd until Saturday night, Fakreiry 1, I N t Oder gted aatll tatarday algkl, Feknuiy 1, iM f Upon Investigation by buUdlng Inspector Francis McNulty, It LIMITED TIME ONLY! LIMITED TIME ONLY! was decided that all of the ceil­ 1 8 1 8^, 9 1 9'/i |10| 101/, 111 AAA 1 ings In the old portion of the 1 1 1 1 X _ [ X X building, need repair. BUDGET TERMS — UP TO 3A MQIflMS.TO PAY! 1 1 1 ^ lo lo r TV McNulty said he expects the AA 1 1 1 * 1 X 1 x' 1 X work can be completed In four 1 X 1 X 1 x | 1 X OOn A 1 1 1 1 X 1 X or five days but until that time 1 X 1 X 1 »-l the school wlU remain closed. 1 1 1 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE B 1 X 1 X 1 X 1 .X 1 X BARLOrS The Sykes school houses all 1 X 1 X 1 X 1 x ' 1 X | 1 ■ the eighth grades of the town K m .r ROAD. VERNON SHOPPING CENTER c 1 1 1 * 1 1 X 1 X THJVISION and a portion of the ninth grade. L * 1 1 1 1 MW TOUAND TPKB. U has been In operation tor MawcMator A US-M M about 44 years. PHONBS 8T0RER 0UIIS Mon. and Tuea 8-6—Wad., Thura., Fri. 8-9—Sat. 8-8 I I

BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1999 MANCHESTER E\ENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1999 Orhi is sibout 90 miles north of PAGE 8K V IN Fails, N igerian T roops Owarrl and has been the target of a federal drive to out Blafra Bladkoiit Said lyaim cliiiig in tw o. I ^l^lorfda Areas Umuahla ia the headquaiten M ajor Offensive of OJukwn’e eeceeelonist regime and the target of federal drives tXMT LAUDBRDALA, FU. LAQ08, Nigeria (AP) — from the north and south. (A T )' —A minioii-kUowatt gen- JWgerian troops trying to unplug Government spokesmen de- MEATOWi a strategle aiqiply route be­ MM«r failure Tuesday sent a itied a major federal push was 1216^ SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFDiO) Mluktiuf hopscotchln g Florida tween Onitaha and Bnugu have launched a "mdjor offensive," under way, eaylng the federal army Is building up for a final ' Mivtag aome Floridians snarled radio Blafra said today. But tte 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS attack against the Blafrane. at ligMlaas Intersections and Nigerian command would not EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" h . sthshi dining by candlelight. confDVQ the report. They claim the secessionists Cs?-- Ihe federal army chief of have been squeezed into a 9,- TIm failure occurred at 6:08 000-square mile enclave, ooe- U A IIBi0b Tnea., Wed. e to 6 e nmrs., FrL • te 9 p.m. at Florida Power and rtatf, Bng. Hassan Usman Kat­ nUUIIOi g a t. 8 to 6 (Closed AO Day M rirtey) rina, Conferred In Benin City, tenth of what they claimed Light Company’s huge Port Ev­ whan they declared Independ­ erglades generating plant here. 900 miles east of Lagoa, with the w - commanders of three federal di­ en ce on M ay 90, 10C7. The intricate system of grids by which power is fed from gen­ visions encircling secessionist FRESH. LEAN. lONELBSS erating stations to consumers Blafran territory In eastern spread the blackout as far away N igeria. Legislature Sets as tksytona Beach, St. Peters­ Radio Blafra said the Nige­ Student Internships burg and F ort M yers, w hile It rians were using artillery and HARTFORD, Conn. (Al*) — left many closer areas unaffect­ armored cars In an nssault on An Intern program to Involve PORK ROLLS ed. Abgana, where Blafran forces college and graduate students in the state legislature was an­ A power company spokesman are blocking the 66-mlle high­ said there was no way of telling way from Onitriia to Ekuigu. nounced Tuesday in the General A ssem bly. how many homes and busi­ Abagana Is about 20 miles The program which would In­ Westinghouse nesses lost their power. Howev­ east of Onltdia, a Niger River er, reports from several larger port that the federals have held volve the students in much cities had thousands of consum­ since lest March despite fre­ needed research and investiga­ COLOR TV quent Blafran counterattacks. tive work, was announced by FROST-FREE 16 ers out of power. Enugu, tile former Blafran capi­ leaders of both parties. Minori­ St. Petersburg reported up to ty Leader Steward B. McKin­ 'lS,000 homes were affected. tal has been occupied by the SAVE ney derisribed the proposal as T am pa had 11,000 hom es Sinatrc^s Father Buried Nigerians since October 1007. Automatic WASHER "enthusiastically blpartiaan." blacked out. Both titles receive The Biafraivi also said there Frank Sinatra aids his mother as they leave the Madonna Church in Fort Lee was a renewal of fighting inside House Speaker William R. SPECIAL their electricity from companies yesterday after funeral services for the singer’s father Anthony M. Sinatra. • Philco other than FPAL, but power Owerrl, In the central region of Ratchford and McKinney named FIRST At right is Frank Sinatra Jr., also a singer. (AP Photofax) a committee of House members Instant Cfrfd flickered out because of a drain the east, and the governent- LOW IN on Interconnecting lines. owned Daily Sketch newspaper to set up and supervise the pro­ chills food reported from the western state gram. The program will be on faster, Orlando had SS per cent of its Ann Elverhart, 12 Trotter St.; R ow ett, 63 , Irvin g S t.; M r s. ford; Mary Sheehan, 40 Denting L < _ that Nnewl, Orlu and Umauahia a voluntary basis and without MID-WINTER m a i n t ^ s population in darkness for about Lawrence Jarvis, 38 Canterbury ITieresa Hayward, East Hart­ St.; Mrs. Edna Heirttier an d were "under consistent and con­ pay. cold better half an hour. The blackout hit St.; David Heine, Columbia; ford; Mrs. Margaret Sands, daughter, 12 Cottage St., Rock­ centrated attack." This was TV an but a small portion of tour­ Asked why there were no sen­ Thomas Ryan, Willlmantlc. Rocky Hill; Mrs. Wanda Cro­ ville; Mrs. Betty O’Connor and confirmed by the Nigerian com­ ist-jammed Daytona Beach. ators on the committee, Ratch­ EGONOMV • Philco Power Also, Robert Katzeneon, East teau, East Hartford; Mrs. FTel- son, 24 Ellington Ave., Rock- m and. Fort Lauderdale, hardest hit ford said senate leaders felt the Saver cuts Hartford; Bernard Horse, da Gagllardone, Hebron Rd., vlHe; Mrs. Patricia Tomkunns Nnewl, the ancestral home of SALE proposal would not be put Into by the blackout, had no esti­ Thompsonville; Jon Morhardt, operating Bolton; James Kelly m , 68 and son, 33 Woodlandi St.; Mrs. Blafran leader Lt. Col. C. Odu- operation this year. The House mate of darkened homes. Serv­ 25 Trumbull St.; James McCru- AGITATOR cost Summer St.; Mrs. Ann Fitz­ Joyce Tyler and eon, 6 Maple megwu OJukwu about 12 miles members decided to move ice there was restored by 7:45 den, 43 Jensen M.; Perlin Rose, gerald, Stafford Spring. St./ Vernon; Mrs. Martha Ad­ p.m. In most areas it took from south of Otitsha, has resisted ahead with the measure any­ • Big 4.84 Stafford Springs; Raymcmd Also, Donna Mauri, East Hart­ ams and son, 28 Gerard St. capture since late March. 100% All Meatl E-Z to Oanre! PRICES 90 minutes to an hour to restore w ay. WASHER cu.ft. se rv ice . An Excellent Rotisserie Iton Freezer Trafflc lights winked out at in­ tersections in many Florida cit­ • 2 Water Tempera­ • Dairy Bar ies, snarling rush-hour traffic. "MINUTES FRESH," EXTRA IfiAN tures: Wann Pre-Wash Door for But FPAL spokesmen said the grives heavily soiled gar- foods you situation could have been much mrats extra treatment use most worse. They said safeguafds pnor to regular Hot • 2 VegetaUe bunt into the power distribution Wash Warm Rinse wash­ COLOR TV system prevented a Southeast GROUND CHUCK Crispera recurrence of the great blackout ing • AutOTiatic Fill in the N ortheast in 1967. (time controlled) • Au­ • Ice Tray "Actually the story is what tomatic Safety Lid Lock NCMA Back and didn’t go out, not what did,” • Pdrcelain Enamel Tub. SAVE Portable said John Hudiburg, FPAL dis­ Ice C a b e trict manager in West Palm PHIL.CO Keeper Beach. "Fifteen years ago the i t SPECIAL LOW whole system would have gone out. ’The systein worked like it KNOWN FOR VALUES w as supposed tai'.’ ’ HID-WINTER Witnesses reported a large burst of steam escaped from the SALEI Port Everglades plant Just bg- fore the power blacked out. THURS..FRI.&SAT. “It was like the r oaring of a SALE STARTS TONIGHT SALE Jet on takeoff,’’ one witness JA N U A R Y 29 said. As lights around the state PRICES SAU * 2 6 8 went out, bulbs on the switch­ *178 board at Florida Power and MACHINE SUCEO, AMERICAN SALE Light flickered on. Newspapers in the blackout areas also re ceived calls from residents who complained of COOKED SALAMI FHH.CO HARDWOOD WALNUT 301' DELUXE ruined dinners. ZGNrm MEDITERRANGAN WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE One woman said that the out­ age caught her for the second ^M-FM COFISOLE p e c a n CReiGNZA AM-FM 30" AUTOMATIC ROPER STACK ON time in a month with pork chops in an electric frying pan. 25^ 33% 50% STEREO STEREO ELECTRIC RANGE GAS RANGE WASHER & mnrER Hospital Notes P atients T od a y : 296 $ ADM ITTED Y E S T E R D A Y : Ih e o d o re B elanski, 867 Center a t.; M rs. M abel B urdick, 109 218 *177 Both North St.; Ritiiard Clapp, 400 *327 ^8 8 SAVE 377 Lake St., Coventry; Max 30e lb.l' ODfaen Jr., South Windsor; Mrs. OFF" Anna Curkinls, 246 Union S t.; Mrs. Richard Durrenberger, 449 CURTIS W E f R E C e l e b r a t i n g Oakland St., Wapping; Thomas OUR OWN FRESH MADE M MATHES IMIOIRIQIEI Graham, 34 Raddinf St.; James WINTER SEASONAL MERCHANDISE the 20*h anniversary o f Hamilton, 91 Dale Rd. ; Dorothy Horvath, 16 Westminster Rd.; Diane Kauffman, 19 High Ridge ITALIAN SAUSAGE Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Michael Martino, Windsor; Mrs. Agnes KrrCHENAlD GAS DRYER Miller, Rockville; CSiristopher Moran, 472 HlUlard St.; Walter COLOR TV Children’s Men’s Women’s BUY YOURS ishwashers e GIANT 6 cu. It Mugford, East Hartford.^ D capacity cylinder A lso, D aniel MXdlen, 41 e AUTOBlATiO Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Arleen Mun- BREAKS THE PRICE T M E B CON- roe, Glastonbury; Lisa Parent, COATS COATS COATS INSTALLED TBOL gives up to Warehouse Point; Mrs. Ida 120 nunutee o f Partridge, East Hartford; Bruce timed drying with PhlUipe, Glastonbury; Clifford SWEATERS SWEATERS SKIRTS Including automatic atop Risley, Storrs; Joseph Romano, e AUTOIKATIO FV)rest Rd., Coventry; Mrs. CX)OL-DOWN dur­ ing last 15 min­ Josephine Strimlke, ISO Tanner NIGHT WEAR SHIRTS SLACKS PLUMBING and WIRING utes provldea best at.; John Strom' Jr., Broad care for Perma­ Brook; Michael Sullivan, West SETUP AT THE SAME LOW PRICES nent Preaa WilUngton; Mrs. Ceclle Vasello, SLACKS • KNEE A43TION 28 Brent Rd.; Anthony Wedsh, JACKETS NIGHT WEAR Medium or Hot NO MONEY DOOR LATCH Andover; Mrs. Helen Wilkes, 4 DELIVERED open door at the B arry R d. DOWN touch of a knee or SKI PANTS ROBES JACKETS fin ger BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A FANCY. PLUMP EASY MONTHLY CONNECTED Nqwisthe • SA FE TY D O O a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert SWITCH Mope PAYMENTS Wright Jr., Glastonbury; a time to e dryer when door daughter to ICr. and Mrs. Ken­ 4r MOST SIZES AVAILABLE NOW ★ is OOSlIGd • i a S o^ t u n t neth Ja rvis, 166 F rench R d., buy! SCREEN filters Bolton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. and c o lle c ts Unt CORNISH HENS Many KitchenAid Barry Ferency, Glastonbury. from clothing dishwashers intro­ e 6-WAY VENTING DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; duced in 1949 are > cuts installation Mrs. Della Jensen, Stafford still going strong! coats Springs; Mirs. Juliette Alport, That’s the kind o f 21 Milford Rd.; Joseph Fogar­ ALSO FOR dependable perfor- ty, 1006 W. Middle Tpke.; Wal­ ).8S ter Kupchunos, 256 Graham Rd., mancethat’s earned Wapping; Victor Bellone, Am- KitchenAid its ston; Lianne Daniels, 114 Park­ reputation for being er St.; Jo-Ann Heinz, Columbia; Red Tag Specials In Our the best. EARLY AMERICAN or WALNUT Come in and see our newest models. ; • Automatic Degaussing (Caution: Do not be confused FREE HOME TRIAL Appliance and Furniture Departments • • Power Transfoimer by ads tor sets with picture tubes sm aller than 296 square 20 years of good old'lashioned quality ' • Instant Entertainment inebee.) 190-DAY FREE TRIAL TO CONN. NATURAL JQO JTQU HAVE A Gi^RANTS CREDIT AC(X)UNT? It takes only a minute to apply. Ask any sales petson. ; • 296 Square Inch Picture Tube ~ 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. K itc h e n Ai^pisHWASHER-s GAS CORPORATION CUSTOMERS NOfTTHKAST UnUTItS Hartford, CoiHMCticut ea* COMMON SHARES DIVIDEND MANCHESTER The Board of Trustees hat declared a quarterly KNOWN FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST dividend of 23'A cents per MANCHESTER share on the outstanding OPEN DAILY Common Shares, payable LAKOE 24rt». SIZE! OPEN OAHY March 31,1969 to 5 YEARS shareholders of record at Try This For Stunethlng Diffgmitl TOtPJI. TOCPJL the close of business on TELEVISION March 3,1969. APPUANCE NORMAN r. PLANTE Trotiuror MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE SreUIAL for THURS, FBI. a ii SAT. NtXT TO STOP and SHOP WED.,THURSa, SERVICE WE0..THUR&, TELEVISION ■ a p p l ia n c e January 28, 1969 WE niimiiiBVB THE BIORT TO UBIIT ()tIANTIIlI)8 FRf. Dll 9 PROTECTION CONTRACT Fm. Mil 9 BUDGET TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS NEXT TO STOP and SHOP MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29; 1969 RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 29, 1969 PAro- viet Union, and the following perts” rather than committee 367 BROAD STREBT-FHONB 643:2444 Putnam. ing, separated from toe burn­ Books must be closed by toe ductlon for Cinema Center cannot levy taxes unless approv­ Mias Scott sings folk songs, ing structure by less than five this bill Is being challei^ied. end of next mronto In otder for Athens, Greece, shop, while her shipping million­ They ran Into a mine rescue year covered toe Scottsboro members should examine wel­ ed by toe general statutes. After aire huAand Aristotle Onassis was in Rome on team which he led back to toe Fllme next spring in Eruope. case for toe New Masses. She fare operations'in Connecticut. plays toe guitar and also skis. feet. The neai’^y building was ^ toe town to be eligible fbr toe proper deliberations It may sug­ Putnam is assistant general damaged______somewhat,______by ^smoke,__have ,,some w(oridng funds after flrct payment. business. With her is Greek stage actor, Alexis barricaded miners and they all gest the present form of town wtdked out together. manager and ski school direc­ fire autiflriUerf said.' The board Monday night also lOtaqtls. (AP Photofax by cable from Athei^s)______government Is adequate, point tor at Loon Mbuntain in Lin­ Flames gutted Jimmy's Grind- HoardBoard ol of Finance Finance members held ah executive______session,___ ex- Trapped when the fire broke out certain limited changes to about 6:20 a.m., they reached coln, N.H. He will answer ques­ er Shop and swept torough toe applauded toe renewal of actlv- plained only as having to do be made, or suggest major tions about skiing in general and Wine Cellar next door. The IDC and said toat with the tax collector’s office, safety about noon. changes. Tolland County One of the 12 trapped men in New Hampehire. second-floor office of Dr. Julius any plans on toe part of the XBA to Meet was hospitalized for observa­ The Andover Recreation Com­ Invitationa have been salt to Grover, a dentist, was also JDC would certainly be given The Zoning Board of Appeals tion. mission has announced that it is the Manchester Ski Qub and destroyed. serious conelderatlon In terms wUl meet Monday night to con- Favorite Food Show To Re The other 11 men, and the rest no longer sponsoring Adult Rec­ toe New Britain Ski d u b as The fire apparently started In ot financi(ed needs, shoidd this aider two appeals of toe midnight shift of 138 min­ reation Night on Wednesdays at well as to Rockville and ElUng- toe ^m«mt of toe arise in toe near future. Thomas H. Oaru’er, Bread and ers who got out through four the Rham High School'gym­ ton High Sriwol students. Pro­ tocording to fire au^riU w . Richard Coughlin, school Milk St., is appeal!^ from a At TAC Building Next Week separate escape routes, were nasium. Apparently toe reason gram chairman, Dick Ugollk In­ The exact cause and cost of toe building committee repreeenta- decision by Zoning Agent PEGGY (or doing so was toe difficulty not Injured. SHOPS vites all ski enthusiasts to at­ The 1969 Pavorite Food Show Aaro Abo, all of Coventry; Mrs. damage were not im m ^ately Uve for toe finance board, re- Samuel AUenf Cartier wants to The fire brought back memo- of proper supervision brought tend. known. - ported that toe ouUCok is “not construct a garage without suf- is adieduled for Feb. 8„ at 2 Sidney Waxman, Manefleld; ;; *,“• rles of the 78 miners killed not pjn. at the ToUand County ®U>ert Rau, Mrs. Dorothy Acitouttural Center, Rt. 30, Ver- Harrtaon, Tolland; Mrs. Primo Tizlani, and explosions at mountaineer Tre^sorey, . Stafford; Mrs. Bari Qledhill, Goal Oo.'s No. 9 mine, also ______G fC y The theme for toe program WiUlng, and Mrsc. Bradford Al- Brings You The Very Finest will be “Uncoln's Birthday.” owned by Ooncolidatlon Coal Co. pers and Miss Doirts Crane, at Mannington W.Va. niere will be hostess orienta­ Vernon. tion at 1 p.m.; exhibitors’ reg- Consolidation officials said the in Good Things To Eat relatively small blaze here was tatratfcm and set-up at 1 :16 ; The (Black Hills of South Da­ Pine hurst svataiators' orientatlcm at 1:30 being controlled ^ foam, water dpan Thun. & fri. tW 9 —• of S A.M. Thun., Fri. kota are not hills but mountains, and attempts to cut off Its air Plus LOW PRICES! and evaluation in activities some more than 7,000 feert high. and Saturday buthllng at 2 p.m. supply. WAREHOUSE Miss Nancy Borovlcka, who has just returned as an IFYE driegate to Peru, will speak on CarrtpbelTs “Habits and. Customs in the Rich's Frozen Scott Sale Petwlan Home." SPECIAL Wed., Thuns. Only At S p.m. there will be view­ -I Q A i r STARTS Jumbo Size ing oL toe eodiiblts and at 3:30, TOMATO refreshments will be served. Coffee Mrs. Dorothy Carlson of Tol­ land Is riiairman of toe food scon and nutriticn committee plan­ O H LC TONIGHT! SOUP CAN ning the riiow. 1695 Rich Other members of toe com­ TOWELS mittee are: Mrs. Helen Bris- BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER PARKADE I’s Chicken Noiodle aette, Vernon; Mrs. Gilbert Rau, cen Rice Soup 7 cans S14IO Tolland; Mrs. Thaddeus Okolo, White or Goloied Sailngton, and Mrs. Charlene • Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10 am . to 9 p.m. • 1 7 * = Oamiibdl’s Chkken Noodle Tayloi-, Vernon. or CMx R ke Soup . . 7 ’cans S 1 .0 0 Jumbo Choose your fabric Several 4-H leaders have been • Sotordoy 10 am. t o 6 p.m. • •warded tenure pins and cer- Dinty Mooire Beef Stew RoUb tttloates for service ranging (1^, lbs.) ...... 1«. can S S e Arem five to 30 years. *7124A now for Slipcovers What A Value! Hoimel’s SPAM .... 12 loz. can S 9 t Umit Receiving toe 80-year award 6 Cans was Frank Nlederwerfer of Ver­ Fleishnian’s Margarine ...... 3 0 ^ PlecMS non. Mrs. Chester JedrziewsW WE HAVE TAKEN A LARBE SELECTION of WOMEN’S WINTER FASHNNS and Reupholstering of Tolland and Victor Rychling Praetor and of Hebron received 16-year *67 MERCURY COUGAR •wards. from OUR WAREHOUSE aod 6 STORES, and NOW OFFER THEM TO OUR Pinehursf Nabisco Cookie Specials 2-DOOR HARDTOP Ten-year awards were pre­ Gamble We offer special savings, not on one, on four fresh from the oven Nabisco during Watkins sented to: Mr. and Mrs. Robert 4-SPEED, V-8 MANCHESTER STORE AT VERY LOW PRICES! Cookies Ideal lOliooo Your Favorite /( Beroler, Ellington; Mrs. Mau­ John Tani of 175 Main CHtP rice FVench, Coventry: Mrs. BUCKET SEATS, CONSOLE St., Manchester, wants CHOCO PGANUT OREO Helen Taylor and Wesley Bulla, you to try this new AHOY Semi-Annual Sale ! 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ty that she worries over being traditional seme it is well-'writ- Infomw Hie President First about the Fellows In Africa of bons on a foraging trip along liked for her looks alone. And ten. the Massachusetts Institute of 'the Susquehanna River end the A pootttvw value of the Frestdential Horace, touchM by some con­ MUes A. Smith TectonMogy, an interesting Appalachian Trail. You can pnos conference—to the nation as well Book Review genital defect, la plagued by the ■ study of a program in wMch 62 practically tMte the winter SALE Cvfttittg i|prald as to the Incumbent in the White House— demona of Ms dreams. A ROOMFUL OF HOVINOS speclaliata ha've helped some of cress, ground cherries, mbit By llie Aaaoelsted Preaa Each individual is changed by ASSORfTID HAIR has more to do with how the President And Other Profiles. By John the emerging nations 'with their tea, walnuts and other wild edl- the war end by the passage of McFhee. Farrar, . Straus. t6-95. governihental and economic Ues they ato. Europcoti and Importod Hair o o .. m e prepares Mmselt for the oppearanoe 'the years, and each has Ms own MePhee’s skill os « writer of problems. Another profile is on Robert WE ARE OPEN SIHONO WIND. By Miguel rather than with how he happens to func­ Harvey himself has been crip­ particular hangiqw. btograpMoal profiles is based on* Of the four Mdivlduala, l^iom- TWynam, an old codger who TUE8DAT-FR1DAT • ItM Angel Asturias. Delacorte. |8-B6. tion when he makea It pled in an auto accident before Willl'ams tells the story of the a slm ^ formula. Ftnt ytw find as Pearsall Field Hovlng, the takes care of the one-fifth acre ’n tin W D A T U N TIL s m OPEN SATURDAY AT 8:M Max Frankai; of tha New Tortc Hines, A stu rias, a N obel la u reate In reaching middle age, and Mtter- WMpples agednst the back' a personality whose life and young director of the MetropoU- of gross on the tennis courts of AJt. literature, baa sat this novel in OUR TELEPHONE IS OPEN described H this way, after Mr. Nixon's S i ^ ‘ *1! w orship ok m on- gpoimd o f the ■whole tow n’s Hfe; works are inherently Intriguing tan Museum of Art In New Wimbledon. The final one is a ON MONDAY FOR APPOINTMENTS _ ._ it a c Bao<(it Bnixtey* first oonferenoet an unnamed Central American ^ His i^ e Henrietta, a fading m e »t respect the S86-page —preferably someone who is York, appears to be the most picture of Temple Fielding, the :arad at Um Poat OCIIca at country which resemtotee Guate- . aa 8aooad Claaa Man "JAich like his predecessors, Mr. under- book con be viewed as a socio- offbeat. Thm you probe and dig fascinating since MePhee has rather eccejitric writer on trav- Lovely Lady Beaufy Salon m ala. stand ttielr four dtUdren. logdeel study of an American for all the engaging anecdotes captured Hoving’a ebullience, el In Eurot>e. Nixon had soUetted from all the depart­ 390 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TEL. M»*7i _____ RATBS Hito vokane Is the flrat in a Wood, the eldeid, is a natural era. about this Individual, and wrap wit and drive. In all these pieces, MePhee la A dT aace ments a oompUoUon of Ihelr moat trilogy in which the author bit­ leaider, although hie is the type This is the sort of novel that them deftly In the subject's own The piece on Euell Gibbons— hu done an expert job, partly troublesome issues, issues ihsit might be terly attacks Yankee economic wlw doesn’t comm'unicate very some readers 'will enjoy greatly first-i>erson quotes, who knows more about edible because he lets his subjects tell — ■ . . . 7.80 raised by the reporteiw. Imperlaliam. well. David Is more outgoing while others react with yawns. ~ Four men are characterized wild foods than anyone in the a major portion of their own sto- . . . AM "That process alone is worth the fuss It is banana country. The but doesn’t know 'whst to make It is a sprawHiig tale, but its in this collection of pieces, and country—was written after the ries. coastal lowlandB, bUstering with of Ms Hfe. I&ye is such a beau- characters are oHve, and in the one group. The group portrait is author hod accompanied Gib- MUea A. Smith ______PRESS and fears that precede any free-wheel­ Read Herald Advertisements AaaoolBtod Praaa la axdtulTely entitled ing lexposure of a President. If repeat­ heat and steaming with humidi­ • naa qt rapnbUoaUon at aS newa dl«- ty, produce the green gold ftult __ aa aradnad to tt or not otharwlae credit- ed regularly, the routine forces the wMch is marketed by Tropical I M ttda paper and alao the local n^rs puK bureaucracy to bring to the WMte House Banan Inc., a CMoago based iMMa of laimMIcatlon of apeclal dle- what they otherwise might daem too laa neraln are alao reaerred. giant corporation which domi­ trivial or too emborrasoiiig." Barald Pltettnctnc OomnanyOom« Inc., aa- nates the economy and govern­ aaBBoa no ftnandal reaponalbillty for typo- The same process, Frankel might have ment of the banana belt. 936 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6.80 gnmhlpal arrora ■ appearing in adrerUsementa eiqMuided, offers a guarantee that a P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THUR3. AND PRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: aad otaar reaiUns matter In TTie Mancheater This Is a story of exploitation. Btrentnc Herald. President's associates will not dare leave Trqpical Banan has absolutely 17 OAK ST ., M ANCHESTER - T E L . 648-5171 - 241 ASYLUM SX-. H ARTFORD - T E L . 622-7201 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER ST. - TEL. 649-7196 him in the dark as to weak or con­ no regard tor the Vves or wel­ Bataerlber to I.oa Angelea Tbnea-Weahlny- tea Poat Ifewa Serrlce. troversial positions which have develnp- fare of the peossmts who li-ve in VWl aaiTloe client of N. B. A. Service, Inc the groves, and grinds them into PablbdMta RepreaentaUvea — The Jullue ed. Leaving him in the dark, and there­ Matbaara Special i^ n o y — New York. Chi- fore unprepared, would be to expose him poverty and sickneas. Many of cage. Detroit and Boaton. . the peasants ha've coma down carelessly and mercileaBly to the unMblt- m iaiBBR ADDIT BUREAU OF CIRiCUIJt- from the barren, eroded high­ n o r a . ed questioning of a press conference. lands to work in the troptesa 0|jgta^agertlain^ doal heura The department head or staff member heat, only to find they have p.m. Friday. who let a President walk into a sur­ traided one fonm of suffering for __ ..jaaday — 1 p.m. Satnrday. War wadneoday — 1 p.m. Monday prise at a press conference would de­ another. Asturias recorda their Fbr n iu a d a y — 1 p.m. Tueaday oMloquial stories with skill'. Itor FMday — l p.m. Wedneeday. serve to lose Ms job. Stor Saturday — 1 p.m. Ihuraday. So it turns out that the first function The principal event of this Oaaailled deadline — S p.m. d » hetorr volume is on uprising of the pabUoatkm. e p.m. Friday for Saturdar of the Prudential press confmenoe, and Monday puhllcatloB. ostensibly held to Inform and enlighten workers. Irontoolly, one of the leaders of ihe resistance in a Wednesday, January 29 the rmtlon and the worid, is to Inform North American who finally Is the President hlmseif. That tempts us revealed as having played a ftntal Arab Excess to propose a standard judgment: that dual role. the interior health and soundness of on Asturias gives a vivid por­ In any enealatlon a t terroriam, one Mde administration may depend upon the trayal of the dally Uvea of both can ahmya de|>end tqion the other to pro­ regularity and frequency with which its the peasants and the North duce the a n t outrage. bead is called upon to face puUic ques­ Americans, to a translation by B. flo the ararld which, a htUe while a^fo, tioners who will always be attempting Gregory Rabesao, Ms style Is On T he O tp a WUh Sylvian Otlam extravagant and florid, but ap­ was almoat uneidmoua in condemning to aero in on the administration’s weak­ YELLOWLEGS larnel'a retaUatocy blows at Arab planea nesses. propriately effective. His social muckraking wiU remind North in Lebanon, is aow unanimous In ahhor- A reasonable routine schedule would Lamps tng and deiiloring the odd-blooded honor American readers of the novels be, it seems to us, for President Nixon of Upton atootair. of Iraq’s pubHc hanging of nine Iraqi to meet with the press once every two Herald Miles A, Smith Jews on the charge of having operated w eeks. Inside Report Dirt Politics $19.95 as for IsraeL Yesterdays THE GOOD LIFE. By Doug­ As United Nationa Secretary General „ *»y By WflUam Greider lass Wallop. Atheneum. S6.9& or 2 for Thant said, mew trials and exeeuUans Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago Albert Miller, pushing 00, had are alwayn to be deplored, end are Four Muddled Words British American C3ub burns The Washington Post had it. Clear up to here. He was “paihcidariy abhorrent and dangerous Oonaervative, liberal... radical and re­ trapped M 'the material life. $38. WASHIN(3TON — When Sen. investigation of the labor move­ mortgage on its property an d when they are oanied out in such a way act! om ry. The meaning of these words WASHINGTON—If reformers them again by declaring that he There was the big house—big and Mrs. Edward M. Kiennedy ment as chief counsel of the Clubhouse urlshed. The of what ithe system can do to also an Invitation to Arab populations Va., on Dec. 19, the occasion considering Ms brother’s ing repair, a sea of household that any dtscussloa which oontalns them, ciety is formally organized. latest crumb to feed tiie M- those wiw storm ag;ainBt its averjwhere to undertake their own was no ordinary Kennedy social vigorous support of the avowed possessions. His small business about any topic whatever, has a dlgnant was the roeter of new traditions. social goals of the labor move­ A seven-year lease for th e was slacking off, and was a bor­ vlguiuiie action against those Jewish guaranteed element of murkiness. It may effEilr. That is not quite fair to tiie m ent. Manchester Country Club is pre­ committee assignments in the ing treadmill. Responstbilltlea. D . $235. minorities which Still Uve in AiTn««s all be helpful to suggest several points to For one thing, all 37 diners system . pared aa an ordinance for pub­ responsibilities. Arab countries. consider before using them. ware men. More important, Nevertheless, Kiennedy tells Houqe. The biennial process al­ The procedures have an in­ lic hearing. ways bruises the feelings of Albert decided to cut free, and As a result, the woikd conscience must First: The first three terms have been nearly every one of the Sena­ labor friends, he can understand ternal logic wMch, even though some, especially the young­ managed to maneuver Ms wife used In the names of many political tor’s guests had vigorously op­ the iriitatlcn of labor barons it hurts a few, is accepeaUe to sh ift, a s P rem ier Eatakcd dem ands It er Congressmen. But nothing Jane into acqulescene. Sell­ parties, and it is Important to sort out posed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's over Robert Kennedy’s having most members. For Democrats dxNiU, to a conoem over the poesiUUty seemed quite so bazarre—even ing off practically everything, demonstration! the proper names from general mrean- Wd for the Democratic presiden­ found so much time with Ms A Thonght for Today in the House, new assig;nments Watkins Semi - Annual of an officially inspired pogrom through­ cruel—as the Democrats’ de­ they went undeiground. Albert Ings. The associations are often wildly tial nomination lost year. These coneitituency of the dispossessed are made by the Committee on out the Arab states, and to an effort to I^KHUored by the Manchester cision to place Rep. SMrley' placed a small classified %d divergent, because (among many rea­ guerts were top-echelon staffers — ghetto blacks, reservation In­ Council of Churches Committees composed of the w hich o tle r a i the services of Al­ convtnoe Arab leadership that peace and dians, even South African Ban­ Ohrlsholm and Rep. Allard sons) the parties' names bear past, not of the nation’s major labor Democratic Congressmen who bert and Jane as a "live-in cou­ Thaf's right America! It’s that time of year again! Watkins stability in the Near East can never be presenlt, aasoclaUons. The Belgian Liber­ tus — but never having a mo­ Lowensteln on the House Agri­ serve on the Ways and Means unions — most of them Mghly “My experience of men has culture Committee. ple" for a "respectable exurban had through terrorism. al Party and the French Radical Socialist ment for the George Meanys. It Committee. Elach of them is re­ is demonstrating how you can save on famous brand-name Influential political actiem of­ neither disposed me to think Mrs. Chrisholm, the first couple.” It brought a swarm of One cannot bik speculate on how stra- Party, according to most contemporary ficers. is an omission Ted Kennedy sponsible for Ms own state dele­ worse of them nor indisposed Negro woman ever elected to responses from weal'thy people. furniture during our store-wide Semi-Annual Furniture Amerioan usage, are very conservative does not intend to repeat. gation and. In many oases, a arise it might be for the govern'- The first puirwse of the din­ me to serve them; not, in spite Congress, represents a land­ Sale. Remarkable savings from all departments. So, why In their programs and policies, while the Thus, although the site of the bordering state or two. From the pleas of servant- ment of Israel now to leave that prob­ ner was to ask labor to help of failures wMch I lament, of locked Brooklyn district which starved people Albert decided to British Oonservative Party is not. Dec. 19 meeting was originally Ini tM s ca se , M rs. Chisholm wait? Visit Watkins now and browse through our many fine lem in the JiirisdioUoini of the world con- liquidate -the huge campaign errors which 1 now see and includes the legendary ghetto Join a retired plastics tycoon Second: Meanings change with circum- suggested as downtown Wash­ and Lowoisteln were nominated departments and witness our demonstration. scienoe by letting tiie murders In Iraq fund deficit left by Robert Ken­ acknowledge, qr of the present neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuy- named Jake Dutton, who with rtance, and not merely in degree. To­ ington, Kennedy proposed his by the Agriculture Committee— go unpunhbed and unrevenged so far as nedy’s last campaign. Since that aspects of affaira, do I despair vesant and Brownsville. About Ms wife lived on an estate day’s conservative may be yesterday's house instead — inviting even of the future. The truth is this: not by a crusty Neanderthal who A, B, and C. Choose from these three Early American Ma- any direct action by Israel itself is ctm- campaign had been vociferously 70 pel cent of Its population Is called Rear Guard, which Dut­ radica], but yesterday’s radical is more confirmed Kennedy foes. In­ The march of Providence is so has it In for Negron* and peace­ pie Tables for only $38. each. Oval Cocktail, 42 x 20 inches, cerned. opposed by labor, the toct that Neg;ro or Puerto Rican. There ton claimed as "an Island of In­ likely to have been, when judged by later credibly, Carioe Moore, the slow and our desires so impa­ n ik s — ibut b y th eir fellow N ew labor’s help was attained last are flower boxes, but no cotton sanity against the utter chaos of Oblong End, 25 % 15 inches, Octegon End, 20 inches. But that is not the' way of escalation. standards, an unholy mixture of Incom- Teamsters’ political action tient; the work of progress Is so allotments. Yorker, Rep. Jacob H. Gilbert, patlfale ideologies. Many of the Pablaiw, night was remarkable In Itself. cMef, was invited and actually tod a y .” ReMraint and adf-oontrol come hard. It immense and our means of aid­ Low ensteln is the n ew Cfon- a fillth-termer from the Bronx D. Entire Spanish Esperanto collection by Drexel with Mo- But beyond >«that, the dinner cam e. As it turned out, Dutton was a Is more natural to seek to punish than the early British socialists, mixed de­ ing It so feeble; the life of gressman from Nassau County and the state’s man on Waya m ands fa r political democracy, socihl of Dec. 19 is further evidence On a more personal basis, frustrated old boy who didn't rino finish on sale at 20% off. This Esperanto Console has to trust vague assurances of sym ^tiiy humanity is so long, that of the on Long Island where the prin­ and Means. He regrets any dis­ of the quiet, intense campaign Kennedy is now planning a se­ seem to know whaf to do with one tray and an adjustable shelf behind each door, $235. justice and nationalization of the means individual so brief, that we cipal horticultural problem Is appointment they may feel. and regret from everywhere in general by Ted Kennedy to mend his ries of secret, individual discus­ Mmself in, retirement. He tried of production with extreme prlggishness, often see only the ebb of the ad­ the battle against crabgrass. He "I try to get all our New York and nowhere In particular. And when fences with labor long before sions with international presi­ to make friends with the focal E. 85-inch Table Lamp with round turned column in pol­ enthusiastic support of the Boer War, vancing wave and are thus dis­ Is better known as the brash members the committee they one punishes, it Is bard to resist the idea the 1972 cam p aign . A s w e re ­ dents of the big unions. snobs, only to become enraged and on ardent espousal of theosophy. couraged. It is history that Ideologue who mobilized anti­ want,” Gilbert said, "tout un­ ished bronze. Fabric shade, $19.75 each or two for only $38. that the way. to make punishment really ported earlier, he began that TMs drive, of course, cannot when all of them tried to steal These added up to extreme radicalism teaches us to hope. war sentiment into a national fortunately there ore 00 states ever.be completely successful. Albert and Jane a'way from F. 39-inch Table Lamp with square reeded column in Empire fit the erisne is to make It so severe It in ihe 1890s. The most serious intellectual campaign In an earlier, mpre Robert E. Lee" movement to dump President and these other areas of the The presence of Teamster him. covers not only the crime sdready com­ error an historian can make Is to project intimate dinner party at the Mc­ Johnson. His role in the "new country want represciUatlon, Gold with black pedestal. Fabric shade, $19.75 each or two Moore a* the Kennedy estate Submitted by Albert found his new life as a mitted, but the nejct one anybody may the stereotypes of hds own day onto the Lean estate In a confidential politics” and Ms stubborn habit to o ." scarcely heralds an end to the responsibility-free pseudo-serv­ for only $38. be contemplating. past and, observing a pattern that seems talk with two of labor’a top poli­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen of saying what he thinks on any Here Is the problem' of re­ ImpoBslbly incongruous, ask the totally tical! operatives. In fact, the implacable hatred between all ant pleasant enough except for IsmoT, not having committed the Trinity Covenant Church occasion do not prepare Mm tor gional arithmetic wMdi Gilbert G. Famous Spanish “ Granada” Bedroom set has a brand new misleading question, “Why were Fabians Dec. 16 meeting was an out­ but a fraction of Jimmy Hoffa’s and the Democratic Committee one thing. It irked Mm to find latest excess, now moves into the su­ instant fellowsMp with his eld­ unique antiquing process that appears as old and rustic as radical in some ways while being con­ growth of that conversation. union and the Kennedy clan. ers In the H ouse. on Committees faced: that Dutton wasn’t os democrat­ perior and advantageous moral position, AFL-CIO president Meany, who ic as he pretended to be. So he an authentic Spanish antique. Each piece is carefully rub­ servative in others?" They were not. Kennedy’s ardent wooing of cent election as Senate majority Mrs. Chrisholm, since she Is New York has 28 Democratic so far as world opinion Is concerned. At had Ms difficulties with John P. had to take Dutton down n Third: Each of the first three words an important element In the De­ wMp. Abel's political operatives an expert on early cMIdhood Congressmen. The House has bed 'with a wax-like substance that fills into each carving Kennedy as well eis R ob ert, is 20 :ouple of pegs. the same time, however, the horror and exercises a strong and unreasonable ap­ mocratic coalition that worked Importuned wavering Demo­ education, requested a seat on highly unlikely ever to befriend standing committees. Hius, and crevice. Set includes, a 64-inch Triple Dresser, a 38-inch anguish inside Israel have been intensi­ peal to certain people. There Is a large hard against Ms brother’s cam­ cratic Senators, with a good de­ the House Education and Labor Wallop's novel combines a lit­ ^ ' ' s ...... J..— Ted Kennedy’s presidential am­ practically every committee fied many times over. Perhaps the group whose members feel so powerful paign has erased doubts among gree of success, to bock Ken­ Committee. Lowensteln, who tle farce, a little Irony and a lit­ Chest, and a standard size Headboard and Frame. All for bitions. must have at least one New $ 4 9 9 e 3 pc. an affinity with liberalism that if a labor politicians about Ms inten­ nedy against Sen. Russell Long enjoys confounding the old poli­ tle rtfige-type hocus pocus. The only $499. Bedside Commode extra at only $72.50. choice now before Israel, to retaliate or But Meany, 74, will be re­ Yorker or a few committees wlU project for filling In the Grand CJanyon tions fo r 1972. M oreover, h e has of Louisiana. ticians, asked for Armed Serv­ humor is of moderate pressure, not, might be described as one between placed within the foreseeable be ov erloa d ed w ith them (BJdu- were to be certified by the New Republic convinced them he intends to Moreover, Ted Kennedy is not ices on the theory that Ms not forced too much, and there head and heart. future by somebody friendlier co cation and Labor had two last and the Saturday Review os Hberol, they run not so much as the New burdened by any past history of dovish views would be a good is enough fun In It to make It an Kennedy—^perhaps I.W. Abel of sesalon and 'wlU g et b ock R ep. would ardently support it? and passionate­ (Politics champion of the dis­ investigating the wrongs of la­ antidote tor that committee’s interesting diversion. the Steel Workers. Alihough Adam Clayton Powell this year; ly denounce its critics as reactionary. A possessed, in the mold of Ms bor. Accordingly, some labor very hawkish outlook. Miles A. Smith Lord RuBsell Aims East Abel was one of Hubert Hum­ Armed Services also has two). Holman Baker Level Rest Bedding... smaller but even more emotional group brother, but more as an old poli­ leaders, whose 1968 commitment So they were both assigned Bertrand Russell, who conducted the responds in the same way to the word phrey’s most important allies to Humphrey was total, now Last session. Agriculture hod WHIPPLE’S CASTLE. ^ tics candidate welding together to Agriculture. A lot of lame three New York Democrats, in­ mock "war crimes trial" which found us radical, whUe in other circles the word against Robert Kennedy in the hope Humi^rey will not try Thomas Wllliums. Random. all the conventional elements of jokes have followed about the cluding two upstate Congress­ giXlty in Vietnam, is now out to prove conservative ■exerts a comparable spring of 1968, he has not closed again In 1672 and con fid e that 36.95. the Democratic coalition — In­ tree that grew in Brooklyn. men with rural constituents. The that he Is, after all, not a helpless captive magnetism. It Is well to understand that Ms mind to Teddy and, un­ they privately prefer Kennedy. I I I I i c i 5 | j i I I 1^ u i i i ^ d i i i ; cluding labor. Lowenstein’s constituents gave upataters did not return this This novel Is a panoramic ^ of Kremlin purpose, but his own man! when a liberal speaks o f something as doubtedly, will be the subject ot What Kennedy Is now attempt­ Mm a gold pitchfork. view of how life changes each Kennedy sees labor’s opposi­ session; the tMrd, Rep. Frank liberal, he means nothing except that he an intense courtsMp. ing is nothing less than trans­ In Lowensteln’s case, at least, memiber of a family In widely He is going to prove how really in­ tion to his brother os in no small J. Brasco of Brooklyn, 'wanted likes it. In fact, the Steel Workers formation of their private pref­ some of his senior colleagues varying waya. Fffitiotis tSrtmtl— dependent and objective he is by con­ part a residual resentment to get off (and was shifted to Fourth: Some acquaintonce with the played an Important though erence Into public commit­ probably figure that Is just It is the family of Harvey KING SIZE QUEEN vening one of Ms mock courts and hav­ against Robert Kennedy’s tough Banking and Currency). origins of the four words may serve to shielded role In Kennedy’s re- m ents. what he deserves (he surprised Whipple, living in a hodge-podge ing it sit on last summer’s Russian In­ Unless Gilbert is prepared to 6'6’ x i ' d ' 5IZE Name items diminish confusion. Reactionary means Victorian house In o small New upset the regional balance on vasion of Czedioslovakia. reaction against the existing order of Hampshire town. The story S'O x6'6‘ Agriculture as well as disrupt The conference will be held In Stock­ things—desiring to restore in its place opens in w artim e 1942, runs $ AQ the lineup on some other com- ^ OH Sale holm and will be attended, according to an earlier order, often by Illegal means. through 1948 anil then concludes ea. piece By W hitaker mlttees, ha is obligated to Lort Russell, "by men of the Left, main­ Radical, coming from the Latin word with a glinvpae of the family in recommend at least a couple of aa £11 ly from Europe and North America, who for root, Is connected with a desire to 1968. D r e x e l uproot existing institutions. All reac­ his freshmen fOr Agriculture. oppose the Soviet invasion and occupa­ Not counting Powell, tha only 8 Piece King Size Outfits tionaries, strictly speaking, are radicals. PennstflvttnUt I f o u se tion, and who are anxious to defend the Other New York freshman tills 2 Piece Queen Size Outfits A conservative is someone who wishes to year are* Mario Blaggi of the people of Ciechoslovalda and their right preserve things. Liberal, the most com­ $189. T h om a svU le Bronx (a regular type 'who will INOOME TAX to create their own form of socialist de­ plex of the four, came Into English In its $ 149. ; ____ /O - '* . speak tor New York's interests m o cra cy ." p olitica l sense about 1820 from Spain, PREPARATION Cushm an on Merriiant Marine and FIsb- Borne of the rest of us who have where a llberale was one who support­ erles Committee) and Edward •bought that we condemned the Russian ed the Spalnish constitution o f 1812. INDIVIDUAL, B ea ls I. Koch, who rsi»rassnts tiis silk* Throughout the nineteenth century It had actions in Czechoetovakia are hypocrites, stocking district of Manhattan BUSINESS AND a teirly definite set of associations with Stearns & Foster acoonding to Lord Russell, because we once served by John fitiSMy SMALL BUSINESS what was then thought of as liberty: wienen't sincerely in favor of having (Koch asked for Judiciary, but freedom from tyranny, representative S im m ons CMchoalovakia make its own adjustment was given Science and Aeronau­ C all government, civil rights^ equality before tic s ). in sodaHsm, but eager to have it head the law. In continental Europe this defini­ D ay Strom So Jack Gilbert and his ool- JASON J. NOVITCH toward capitalism. tion still holds, and liberalism Is associat­ leagues make the best of toad B ut the m ain attack, a t the new Stxxik- ed with big business. In the United States James Biver riiolces. Mra. Chlahohn’s con­ hotan conference, is going to be aimed and, to some extent. Groat Britain, It Is ■ . j f u : stituents are, at least, conoorn- used (a) In connection with a group Plymwootl Pine at the Kremlin at "Soviet pretexts ed about oonpumar proteothm wMch thinks of itself as liberal, (b) by for invasion and its consequences" and and goveniment food progrsnos, members of this group, wUh any thing H eritayi* at "the crurt use of anti-Semitism in the both of which come before Agri­ RANGE enlightenied, progressive, or simply good, oontaxt of latter-day Stalinism.” culture, She and Lowensteln are (c) by their enemies with polices All this is pleasant to hear, and poten­ txith intorestod In the p ^ la n s and persons vaguely alleged to be social­ of migrant farm laborers. tially to Lord Russel's credit. ist or communist, or simply disagreeable, FUEL OIL "It may ooma as a aboidc to Howwver, as we have been charting cranky or immoral. But the word the peopla who assldined mo," tha (Ureotian of Ms fire over the years, cloudily retains its aBsoclations with GASOLINE Bold Lowensteln, "but I he will have u> aim more than one short "liberty’’ and. more cloudily Still, with actually know somothing aimft its oil'd mBe quoted the B iC - fund raising for the Skouras “It’s designed primarily for completion of the coroner’s re­ vehicle and failure to obey an ville, .breach of peace, and Wal­ V^‘ ‘•“'Wteni of Babylon, ttai Center for the Creative Arts to areas that do not have access to port. Francis W. Wrisley, 28, of officer’s signal. DARIEN (A P)—James Gale, AtlEEd • Frtt Dimenstralion rnttliBg sf IIm ter, 43, and Leona Miner of 46, of Stamford was killed Tues­ Da tried by Iraq’s art to be destroyed, h a ^ r ^ i be built at Hellenic College, gool medical libraries or where Glastonbury is charged with A psychiatric evaluation as revolutionaryrervolutionarv courtnoiirs onnn chaiges ha ha .1 . _ .. Egypt Rd., Ellington, intoxica­ be he that repayeth thee aa BrooMlne, Mass. The dinner good consultants are not avail­ negligent homicide and failure part of a pre-sentence investi­ day night when his car went out of spying end sabotage. World Famoui DALE CARNE8IE COURSE tion and breach of peace. of control on Ihe Connecticut thou hast served iw.” was otganlaed by the college able,” said Dr. C. H. Peters of to display headlights. His car gation was ordered by Judge In Baghdad, Infomiatlon Min­ Judgment was suspended for Turnpike and plunged down an J^e British government de­ 'and United Greek Charltlea, Bismarck, president of Uve allegedly struck the car driven Ewing for Otto B. Moody, 20, ister Abdullah Salloum' Samer- Frank 8. Forbes, 39, of 7 Kibbe embanipnent. cried the executions and drew a addch Skouras founded. North Dakota Medical Associa­ by Mrs. Rita Cyr of 20 Washing­ of 9 Village St., Rockville. He rai told a news conference Is­ 80.000 People Took The Rd., Ellington for failure to Police said Gale, who was protest from the Iraqi govern­ Vice President Spiro T. Ag- tion. ton St., Vernon on Nov. 23. She raeli forces were preparing to Is charged with Intoxication, grant half the highway. alone, died instantly. ment, which charged that the new dropped in to offer his con­ att^k Iraq e torces in Jordon in laraeil propaganda macWiiery DALE CARNEGIE gratulations. rei^al tor to ^bUc hai«ing was "out in full force to ston^ 2 Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller M ^ y of nine Jewe and five Iraq and feature the hanginw COURSE Lost Year said that Skouras is "the living ^ .J i^ ls convicted of qpylng » a program agalnot toS example of an oUl Greek prov­ for isr&M. JowG." ^ erb that teUs us. The old age of The IsTMlls were enraged by British Jews held a. torcWlt WHO ARE THEY? an eagle is better than the youth the exwuti^, and tolr gov- mourning vigil In London out- AoMiRlaiftt Oltrksi laaktrsi Oaalraelart, laakkaagarti of a sparrow’." Howtobe emment denied t o vlctinui had ride the Iraqi Ehnbassv and Daatlatti Salat Maaapre, Ea^ataraf latiatu ExatalWat, been spying for terael. The exe- cheered when students cU m ^ Fartma, Skartk Wtrktrt, Htatawivtt, Givit aai Laktr Gone « . Not Forgotten Larry Mathews cutions also provoked varying to its roof and raised an Israeli LANSING, Mich. (AP) — d e^ es of condemnation in sev- flag. One of the students was In Good Humor LtaHtrt, Lawytrt, Dapartatat Start Farttanil, Mttkaalta, Though he’d gone, ex-Gov. FrataraHy aai StrarHy Ltaitrt, Mlaiilart, aavaraatat *" “ •‘"W le with guards There was no lack of laug-hter aa the Senate Ladies George Romney will not be apidQrgreenbeanpido^ This is a purely internal of- on t o roof. James Allen, wife of the Democratic senator from Warktrt, SalauatRi Partat>Ttaaktra Offlaarif Siatatariaaf FASHION SNOW SAMPLE* Red Cross Gijoup welcomed Mrs. Richard Nixon forgotten. . .at least until a big f ^ with no room for Interven- Dr. Nahum Ooldmann, oresl- Alabama; Mrs. Hubert Humphrey, wife of the PbytlalaRt aaS Sargatit, Ttatktra. 9 back at a woAing session yesterday at the Capi­ supply of official stationery dec­ ehMsS'froI!r‘^” “* ^ ” different Mnda of grem b « m te tlon by any other country,” Sa- dent of t o World Jewish Oon- former vice president, and Mrs. Spiro Agnew, wife orated wHIi his name is used up. AND DISPLAY MODEIS OF t a From left, in foreground, are Mrs. Nixon; Mrs. of the vice president. (AP Photofax) brands!* *“ ^* • Shojl-Rlte iHd 23 natlonil merrai said of the trials. &aq gress, cabled Secretary-General WHY DID THEY TAKE THE Gov. WiUlam MUUken, who already has announced its Thant that he is seeking Big possible” in Big Four efforts tor took the job when Romney AlShop-RIls you gat vsrlely. In every category.' forces are in a state of military Four backing for U.N. interven- the administration is urgently string of five nuclear devices moved to Washington to become a settlement. But he empha­ DALE CARNEGIE COURSE? •<=••■»»‘ He boertf. I readiness for any Israeli reprls- tion U> get 8,600 Jews out of Nixon Meets studying the feasibility of creat­ would be burled a couple of hun­ secretary of Housing and Ulrban IlP^ brand and quanlBy you want sised any agreement must In­ TAey rsstixed that today ht bntinett and indmttry it is „ I»q. Syria and Egypt. ing a new deep-water harbor on dred feet below the shoreline Development, has ordered the „ ll’en 1,285 quality-controlled Shop-Rite brand iteme. And el* clude both the Arabs and the Is­ important , , , To communicate effectively to indMd- most 8,000 national brand products. • " The U^. ^ e Department Thant held a strategy session the northwest coast of Australia and exploded simultaneously. station^ used in an effort to W i g s a n d raelis. With Council mais and to groups . ... To know how to deal with peopla At Shop-Rlts, the numbers are with you. . announced it has ui^ed Israel in New York with Ms s n ^ by using nuclear explosnes. Under terms of the non-proli­ “reduce the cost of government Roberts said a political solu­ and to get.things done through people . . . To f^ a In every way, you come out ahead. Specially when you're picky. Diplomats in Middle East peace envoy, oim- Ausitralia wants t o harbor as feration treaty nations having without sacrificing essential tion is possible, and "persua­ WMhington beUeve a reprUal nar V. Jarring after caUing at a an outlet tor mineral resources nuclear technology would assist poise and self-eonfidenee which helps a person to ba services.” sion” Would convince the Pales­ On N-Treaty raid <^lng so soon after Is- news conference for moral pros- of that remote section of to have-not countries, such as Aus­ at his bast in any situation . . . T o remember names. “To the extent that it is con­ tinian guerrillas to go along. rael s Dec. 28 commando attack sure by the Big Four to achieve country. Seaborg said the Unit­ tralia, in the peaceful use of nu­ venient, please instruct secreta­ (Continned from Page One) Fight Inflation - Why Pay More? H a i r p i e c e s on Beirut International Airport a Middle East settlomient Meanwhile, ■ Israel was rav­ ed States is interested in under­ clear energy. Attend A Froi Demonstration MMting ries to cross out Gov. Romney's aged Tuesday by some of to might start another IhU-soale SUte Department sou^oes in ways a member,” Nixon com­ taking the project—which would Main thrust of the treaty, name and type in mine,” said worst storms in memory. Many war. mented while shaking hands. be the first nuclear excavation however, would be to prohibit BAST HARTFCHID MANCHESTER Milllken'e memo to dex>artment 'Shop-Rho'a • Cut from Corn-Fed Porkers'* *bank Half, Full Cut a,», r,. Washington recalled that Presi- artas were blacked out tempo­ ^ te I^pwrtment spokesman dent Nixon at his news confer- Nixon also met with Secretary experiment—w-how to build Imperial 400 Motel «nce Monday said he and the lem and Tel Aviv. Some fami­ nono’a Motel i AVOCADO GREEN news conference in Washington: ject not announced, following a could be used to build a sea-lev- them to have-not countries. In Conleience Romn National Socurtty Council would lies had to leave tolr homes too E. Owter St Hope Retta Comfortably "The position every American conference with chairman el retracement for the Panama turn, it would bar the have-nots (tmotaln) LOS ANGELB38 (M>) — review "the entire range of op­ _ t37 Ifain atiiertat 2 Btocks Ikom Rotary ; COSCO BRIDGE SET administration has taken re- around the Sea of GaUIee, which Glenn T. Seaborg of the Atomic Canal. from seeking nuclear weapons median Bob Hope’s eye ailment tions that we have” in Uie Mld- reached its highest level In 60 gardlng the cycle of provoca- die East next Saturde^. Energy Commission. Seaborg Seaborg estimated t o cost to or help in making them. was treated successfully Tues­ years. told newsmen afterwards he the United States of the Austra­ ALL MEETINCS AT 7:80 P.M. day but he probably will remain tions and reprisals has been a In Cairo, Gronwy Roberts a consistent one. It ehould be British minister of state, told a had agreed to continue In his lian undertaking, which would Heavy snows in the moimtains PrtttnsU by Mlanatemsnl DtrslopmtnS Instihitsi ho^itallzed for several days, The average density of popu­ avoided.” news conference Britain is pre- port indefinitely. His term ex­ be accomplished by some time of Northwestern Montana, near X. Michael trancoeur. Area Manager. Par Pnriher Infermetieu his doctors said. Hope, 06, sxif- lation In Belgium is 772 per pires June 30, 1970. next year, at roughly mU- Iraq hanged the 14 .alleged pared to cooperate “as far as $10 Whlteflsh, make siding possible Write ar Colli 64S termintton Are., Htfd. TeU 3JJA000. fered eye hemorrhaging Sunday tMORtftaCINni CUT square mile. The AEC chief also announced lion. To create the harbor, a moot of toe year. at his home. LEAN CUT tHoet roe reriNa os ssoiun* "$Nor.mTrs u.$j>.a. oo vt Treatment consists of a pow­ PORK ORADID CHOICI llir " erful hot light which cauterizes GROUND J CHOPS ruptured blood vessels in the Try • duTTfehtful CHUCK RiaaoAST eye and stops the hemorrhag­ thuMfu ut fiacul Ksgular Sirs open till 9 ing. It is known as photocoagu- OPEN latioo. Hope has undergone it Thursday night twice before in an 11-year histo­ THURSDAY KITE TILL' 9 ry of the ailment. CHUCK 7 5 f ehaMk* k sOailse • *1* MIMTS utsyl paMH FREE PARKme Kirs IMS, A spokesman said Hope was flrtl Cttt Plrtl Cut I.. . . 8 9 ih tay, itosi fmoe ruble ul e Mtaotlnlly low yrloe. MANCHESTER main fadof oak MANCHEStIR • MAIN FACINO OAK resting comfortably but has ROAST CaiiMr Cut If'o yoitoor Ur aelorfulntny, wkollier mu use M foraburiorSinnorereourSyerty. cenoei^ld all engagements for at ■Snsw Whirs A least 10 days. 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S tyle S et 100% HUMAN MEN'S • WOMEN'S • BOYS' • GIRLS' $ 6.60 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST Wigs Olean^ Opw Mon. - SiL boys' hockuy...... sims 12 to 2 boys' 14 to 20...polos, MANCHESTER great and Styled $7.00 9 ajn. - 9 pjL HAIR WIGLETS boys' figuru...... siaos 12 to 2 . , No Appointment Neceeeary group! sport shirts, pajamas on Tuoaday ft Wednesday iPROSPECT AVE. and BLVD. m . . , . . t a . 7 1 . » CLOSED MONDAY WEST HARTPORD *11 W . MAIN 8 ^ MERIUEN price 1289 ALBANY A V ^ HARTPC>R|> man's hockey...... siios 7 to 13 ^ orig;. 3.50 to $5. fo r BveniiWi by Apyt. Only famous make dresses, skirts, 2 •5. jumpers, slacks, slack sets, PETITE girls' figuru ...... siias 11 to 1 ^ ^ a n d 7 .9 9 perma press shirts; solids, prints, plaids, 4.88 polos; V pullovers, turtles, collared, BEAUTY SALON woman's figuru.. .siias 5>6-9-10-11 sweaters, pajamas, robes. M CHURCH ST. aO-«S22 pajamas, flannels, ski, pullovers, coats. CASH, CHECK OR BANK CHARGE ALL SALES FINAL w v

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received an Associate in bI a NCHESTER ENTNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1909 PAGE FIFTEEN C o ve n try Ellingt':on Science degree at the 63nd com­ Vemon mencement exercises of the Uni­ azHwar ia toliareni in ilia qnea- tltude toward commlsstons and versity of Bridgeport, held last mere than ona aiwwer. To every School Board Gets Backing Teen Center Report Due Uon—blgnaia ia bad. Any ad- oftlee procedures end selling propooal there is an alternative. ^ Travel Film^ Dinner-Dance F riday. Business M irror mhdatraUon, howavar, must practices U required to modent- By JOHN OUNNIFr To every action there is a critl- Whist Party ■ninUtratlon’a aconomto loader nueetion if tlria concapt la out- la e aiMl atrangthen the Industry. AF Bm liiian A m Ij M oism. Thia la where romance. TV-Radio Tonigfit Ofi Appeal of Bus Decision On Womens Club Schedule There will be a public mili­ Before Council of PTO’s sWp aitews. dated. But one of the riaka in taking ooUldss wiOi reailty, where a tary whist sponsored by the an opportunity to ask questions NKW YORK (AP) — The pro- . ^1* 2*°*^ obvloua example la A study to ba releaaed this an extreme altitude la that con- new administration faces the ■d bm townaiwopia ha.ve vp- wood and Gary Boudle; Den S, The EBlngton Womens dub tor a hot oUmate. Theae (toms Friendship daas of the EUling- The OouncU of PTO’s wiU and time permitting, to offer nam a that anv aovenaiumt j»t. ^ fob-lnfiattoa conflict. It ia week by the MhUoaal IndiMtited fldance In the markets cbuld be facta. Robert Roche, Ronny Rossano wm be sent to the Dom UMoo ton Congregational Church, Fri­ meet Feb. 6 at the Skinner m n n O f Adopted « qranpattietlc will meet Feb. 6 at 8 pm . in the comments and suggestions. inMrotton miMt ®$Teed that inflaUcm Oonference Board, an Independ- undermined, poaaibly with dla- Television and Rcflney RUey. Oipiianaga in BraxU. TUs Is a day at 8 p.m. In the church so­ Road School to hear a report miniatiatlon muat follow aren’t ^ conquered by damping ant laaeazafa groups a u n ^ attitude . toomid Ooventry’s Ellington Congregational Church Daniel Sanders, who now Uves astrmia results. A more cautious THIBD LeGARBE NOVEI. 8:00 (840) Peny Mason self-help project aponaored by cial rooma. of the Teen Center Committee. alwaya tiioaa that a$^>ear moat on apendlng and by that ttie bigger companies are (S-13) M enr OrUfin Baud o( Bduo«Uon in the cur- Den 4, Tim Ooon, Louis La­ and will hdd Its annual dinner- in Vernon but was Instrummital regUteitory attitude involves less the State Federatton of Wom­ There will be door prizes and The committee was appoint­ deelrable. SomeUmea they are borrowing even qiore mote efficient, more productive, t o 'BECOME MOVIE (18) Rtflsman Brec and Michael Ooon; Den 6, In organizing such a teen cen­ risk all around. (80), -Dtscoverlng America Ahemitseism lURt ooM ooncemlnc the busing; dance Feb. 8 at Manchester en’ s d u b s . table prises and refreshments. ed by the council last year. NEW YORK (AJf>) — FUm (33) Hike Douglas BUly Haddad, Jeffrey Oahill andi ter in Glastonbury, will outMne locked Into a oourae and have • prted? than their smaller competttora. Oonlldence in the Untted o( n Idfldetinnen chUd to the A small donation will be asked. John Krikaoium, chairman, rights to “A Small Town in Ger- (34) MMerocerra NelsUbor- 7:80 (S-(E o)^!m o S^'^Mw Brh Steve Toumae; Den 8^ Tim Country dub. "nie local club has voted to his experiences in organising no alteniatlves. Often they muat <*amaging aspect The queationa arbae: Should States also couM be lost by in­ hood (lOdOdMO) Vlrglnten Mrs. Edwin Heintz and Mrs. said, in presenting the report, n»ny,” a new novel by Jolm (80) The Munetera ------^ Imne of his bnby sitter, off the Bowen, TV>m Newcomb and Jim The program tor the regular *pons<»- two special prpjeote this the successful center in that chooae the leaaer of evila. might be In the loaa of Jofaa. Un- induatrlal efficiency be aacrl- creasing the price of gold as John McConville are in charge. the council does not Intend to LeOane, hove been acquired by (40) Onilson's Uand rejrulsr bus route. A shley. meeting will be a travel film on year. It will start a program of Seldom Ia n they take the dl- ta at a rate of ficed tor a theory? Shoidd the proposed by numenxM authori- 8:36 (40) WeaStet _____ ( g * * * Pancake Sapper pursue the issue. It will make town. Avoo Embassy Picturea of Oan- 8:30 (30) Lodlee Day Webeios winners were Fhtlllp European tours. Membets are physical activltiea tor gMa and reot route to aoliiitlons. S ? ® “ crot ^ the lar moat compeflUve rxmipaniea be Uea. Ttda, automatically, would A sUtement is being drcu- The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship Its recommMidatlon to town of- John McKenna of the EnfMd ada tor filming to begin this (80) r Troop i:S iSo)*’f^cJ? Blondin, Richard Hatch and being asked to bring prospective try to get two temia courts ^ ^ J ^ Pahallaed? Should anUtruat ac- give more gold backing to the (18) Afternoon Report loted throughout the town, pro­ of the Congregational Church Teen Center will also speak. year on locationa In EXirope. A Jerry Rush. John Lacek and Ed­ members to this meeting and hunt. flciala, youfii leaders' and teen­ laam that Aatloii that Unemployment' rate ttvTty make goods less competi- dollar, whose atrmgth Uea par­ (34) What's New? 9:00 (40)(40)^SM WedneMlay aS^N Nldii $r*l([ovle testing the scUon of the State will hold a pancake supper Sun­ The Enfield Center has been prevtoue /novel by LeOarre, (4m Truth or Consequencee (lOdOdS-amVuoto Has ward WltUg Judged the racing submit names to Mrs. Jean Mc­ agers who are interested in to go to 6 per cent, tlve abroad? Should moro Infla- tially in the fact that it is re- • ( 8) 1 Lore Lucy Board of Bducaion, whtdi ovei^ The finance committee plans day with serving time to be 4 looked upon as one of the most “H m S p y y/ho Came In From ( 3) Beverly miMIUes event. Cullough so the new membeta starting a teen center In Ver­ “*• admlnlatratlon ha. tion be naked? d(«maUe in gold. 6:00 ( 8 ^ News (13) Movie of the Week rode the iooal board's decision to have a flower and plant sale to 6 p.m . non. successful in the state and la Idealiato toeoriete and ex- gradually made clear that this The Odd,” has been made into ( 3) Weather (l8) Subeorirtion TV may be admitted to the club at Regulation of the securitleB (13) News , _ (34) N.B.T. % a iv a l ooncemlng the matter, and or­ In late May or early June, dub Proceeds from the aupper will A special invitation is being presently grossing $40,000 a tremiata, who riiare a common ia an unacceptable alteznatlve To do ao, however, would a m ov ie a n d oiM>tber, “ The (10) News the March meeting. markets presents on especially 9:30 ( 3) Oreen Aotos dered the Ooventiy board to bus Commandant members are asked to start go toward the Christian Rural extended to all interested teen­ year, Kriksclum said. damage U.S. relaiXona with na- L ooktog GAosb War,” is ahooUng (80) Korriaae 10:00 (1(>3(MS-10) The Outsider Members are also asked to poealbUltlea In a toa d ^ T lK y^ S ^ a toudty area. Prenninent mem­ \ (23) H la l^ t e (ai) War of the Rooea the diU d. Pope Deplores plants for the aole. Anyone who Overseas program which is age organizations and youth iHrt not the oo^uencM . ijKely to be nought : A jobleaa tlcma who have suiqx>rted the now . (80) ItoHole’s Navy bring needles, thread or mate­ bers of the securities Industry I i ) Hawaii ItreO The board decided to appeal Manchester’s mayor, who is can make artificial flowers sending food, fertilizar and farm councils to attend the meet­ The United Mine Workers, the doUar—^who have demonstrated The new novel oonceme a mi­ (Mj The World We Live In 11:00 (I News. Weather. Major Nathan G. AgortlnelU In rial, cotton, nylon, linen, or rate of perhaps 4 per cent and a resMUly adm it that: ocuiae exists confidence in U.S. currency by nor Britiah official In Gormany Engaged (18) Voyage to the Bottom of . Sports the . dedston, reaffirmed its Iraq Hangings should contact the committee. implements into Biafra and Ni­ ing which will be held at 8 p.m. coal minerh union, was first or­ the Sea ' (to ). MIfcKeever and the stand not to bus the child, and the Connecticut Army National anything waahaUe and auitabie Nancy Orotheer of Pinney St. g eria . ganized in 1890. for a severe regulatory dance not redeeming It tor gold—and who dtsappesue with secret doc­ 6:06 (40) Combat ColcneColonel Those present will be given The engagement of Miaa Vlr- 6:30 (163380) HunUey-Briiddey was then served a temporary VATTOAN CITY (AP) — Pope Guard, has been named com­ from WasMngton. reward those, sualr when its closing aoemad to the cause of peace among nomtonUonB and aippointmenta, Operation Head Start In Man­ ' icut. orop of small, splendid efforts. Imminent be(»use of a budget p eop les.” review the calendar tor the ch ester fo r the 1969 calen dar The wedding la plr^nned for As usual, they didn’t make the deficit. They announced they year. budget, and look at the pro­ H e mentioned) Vietnam , May 24 at Emanuel Lutheran heaxHlnea. Enghab playwright had raised $80,000 and cash in OEO has approved a g;rant of posed 1909-70 sch ool budget. Czechoslovalda, Africa and the Church. FtiiUlp M!assinger said In 1680 idedges and were confident they $42,974 to fund the program (o r New Packmastor Middle East. what remains eminently true to­ could keep Providence open for this period. OUb Scout Pack 06 recently Alluding to Ismel, he spoke of day: "lit news, madam, are at least the next three yean. This is the fifth year of Head w elcom ed Mb new leader, Rob­ “the land of Jesus where the swallow-winged, blit what’s Is It true that Americans turn Start locally. ^Ixty children are 3 Yale Students ert Gleason, at a meeting. FV>r- holy places so dear to us are good walks on cnitches.” their backs on acts of crime be­ at present enrolled in three mer Packmaater Arthur Bkm- disturbed by episodes of vio­ cause they do not want to be­ classes at two centers. One Fdll to Deaths Some of the good things that dbi faae stepped down and will lence and blood.” come involved? class is held at Bentley School, happened in America in the sev­ be working with the Webeios for Not all Amaricsois— and two at Orford Village Oiuihiiig Peak en days toUowln$; the Presi­ the remainder of the year. •LESS School. Cut from Leg dent’s speech: At Albuquerque, N. Mex.: J. The pack held Mb annuel Pine- State Senators Vote lb GORHAM, N.H. (AP) — to Portland, Ore., Yoke Lelm, V. Wiliiams saw two thieves wood Deiby last week, with Tim WASTE Three Yale University otudents putting his neighbor’s television HUSTON AS De BADE 6, hospitalized with terminal To End I^libusler on a mountain-cUmbing expedi­ set in the trunk of their car. He Ooon, Louis LaBrec and FhilUp NEW YORK (AP) — John ECONOMY CORNER leukemia, asked tor oome cotton • EASY tion during bemester break have prevented their escape by Mock­ and third (daoes, reepeoUvely, WASHINGTON (AP) — Both Huston will star in “de Sade,” candy. Her father, 'Toe T. Uetn, ing a driveway with hto truck Blonihn winning first, second Connecticut senators voted to the story of the 18th centuiy Seafood Dept. tumbled about 1,000 feet down a remembered that the oonceseion ITALIAN STYLE COLD CUTS BEEF LIVER 39* and cowed them with a pistol tor the entire., pack. Trophies end debate In the senate fight French i\^ter anH sex criiminal, to CARVE steep, ice-covered elope to their rtand at the soo makes the con­ DIUM WHITE A until police came. were awarded to these bo^ as over the antifilibuster law. Sen­ Marquis de Sade. It is currently Sliced Vac Pac MEATY OXTAILS 29* deaths. fection and offered to buy all it well as den wtoners. ators Thomas Dodd and Abra­ filming in Berlin, with Senta Ttie thiee were found Tues­ had > Rnast tostea d , K en L ew is o f the six> SALAMI climbing rope, in Huntington took down the license number of Bobby Young, Billy WelUver and ators voting In the 80-43 ma­ starring In (he effort, the first SRRiniPllll|^ w 55‘ FRESH CHICKEN PARTS staff took the machine to die ICrtiael Roberts; Den 2, C U fir T ’ C ■**'**' K' uRve Ravine on the side of Mt. Wash­ the getaway car, later spotted it jority. The bill did n ot pass roadahow extraction of Ameri­ 5 lb Box $4.84 Ofwir 1 0 UUIAtl •S 65‘ hoqpital, set H ig> in Ytoie's Norman Kowalsky, Eric Under­ ington by an avalanche patrol­ parked at a motel he manages needing a two-thirds majority. can IhltemaXlomil Pictures. CAPPICOLA W 79‘ ward, and spun out free candy CINTIK CUT man, Ranger Rene La Roche. and called police, who arrested ox HAM SKINLESS FRANKS ' fo r aU o f the 20 HtUe patients al­ LOAF • 63' State police identified the vic­ a man and woman, recovered SWORDFISH STEAKS MORTADELLA • BREASTS M l CHOICE lowed to eat it. ItM CQC tims ae CSiarles Yoder, 24, of $8,700. FANCY SKINlfSS 89> ARMOUR 'AHi FRANKS In Sioux Falls, 8.D., the fami­ Hi d o Hartfoid, Wtoc.; Soot Stevens, Salt Lake City; WiUlam Ol­ PROSCUITTINI ly of 16-year-old Kazw Paricer COD FILLET 8-n> box $2.09 • THIGHS /I 19, of Cucamonga, Calif., and sen, es, whose hands are crip­ FINAST SALAMI needed $36,000 to pay for trans­ 43» •-S 35' Robert Bllenlberg, 19, of New pled by rheumatism, pcdnfully HEAT 4 plantation of a kidney from her HADDOCK FILLET SIRVE 89^b PEPPERONI lb Y ork City. dialed police when he saw two Special Announcement! lAOir COLONIAL SALAMI . u c • LIVERS father. HEAT 4 75' Ita lia n Yoder was a graduate student men breaking Into a furniture FLOUNDER FILLET SERVE STICK m PEPPERONI and the other two undergradu­ Signs reading “Care tor Kar­ store near his home. WEAVER CHICKEN u . . . 79' ates. en” went up all over town. By “It hurt my fingers to work WINGS the end of the week $27,820 in 39ni Packs were tom from their the dial but I w4« Members of the Arkansas SPUMONI (Broccoli) ravine Monday about 10 a.m., a police dispatcher with hto car Bunch 2 9 * ^ State Legislature agreed to kick telephone, later announced he MOUTHWASH Btl BROCCOLI ! l but saw nothing. He said he FOR THE EVENT WE ARE HOLDING A STORE IHEIE found the bodies during an aft­ In a ^y’a pay apiece. By woidd donate part of hto $3,600 I $1.19 Size Jl 16 OZ (McIn to s h a p p le s ) (Corrott) ernoon patrol Tuesday. A Forest week’s end there was $28,000 in reward for the man’s arrest to a FREE COLONNA CAROTE the kitty with more sdU coining police fraternal organization. one 26 oz ctn 2 29' Service snow v^ cle was sent i! I HOUR GRATED CHEESE in. COUOH STROP Itl to the base of the slope to bring “Do not awake me when you li PERTUSSIN "69' “What can we say for some­ have good news to communi­ CLEARANCE SALE II AGLIO (Garlic Budi) 2 29® out the bodies. FREEZER QUEEN Dr. L.P. Beaudoin of Berlin thing this wonderful?” asked cate; with that there to no hur­ ry,” Napoleon Bonaparte once pORTOn SHU ”»BROMO SELTZER V5 2 ‘ said all three died instantly Brenda’s fadier, A. J. Shuffleld. (Rod Ridliboi) told his secretary. “But when I with purchase of one at Regular Price VEAL PARMASIAN RAVANELLI 2 Z 19® from multiple -fractures and oth­ In Philadelphia, Peter Jaskel, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR I Coupon Valid thru Sat, Feh. 1, 1969 CURAD » .ff. 68' U.S. Ho. 1 — IV*" min er injuries. 19-year-old VUlonova Unlveraity you .bring bad news, rouse me Instantly.” Limit one coupon per adult "Criip-Airo" (Controllod Atmosphoro) The three had registered Sun­ freshman, plunged Into the Del­ CARCIOFI (Artichoko Hoirte) Jar 39 Well, everybody knows what day with the Appalachian Mbun- aware River In near freezing Festival happened to Napoleon. $■1 .0 0 O A I r G M iss taln Club’s Plnkham Notch weather to rescue a driver Air Step Camp, saying they planned to whose car skidded down an em­ bankm ent. SALE* America Genuine be in the mountains until Thurs­ Five Day 'Foreeast day. “There was nothing else I A spokesman for the chib said (xnild do under the (dreum- WU4DSOR LOCKS, Conn. (AP) Sheffield stances,” declared Jaskel. WITH THIS COUPON Huntington Ravine was an area —Temperatures in Oonnectkiit Here's H ow It Works:— for technical climbers, with a In Washington, the Rev. Hen­ from Thursday through Monday Amberstoni number of challenging cliffs and ry Breul set up a “Parents of are expected to be below nor­ SELECT TWO PAIRS OF SHOES. PAY REGULAR PRICE FOR 1 PAIR. rock faces, some of which were Hippies” association at St. mal, with dally hlghe i^erag- PIllSBRRV glazed with ice. Thomas Episcopal church to ing in the m id 20e to thie m id 2nd PAIR COSTS YOU ONLY $1.00! Carefree Dining provide condolence, guidance 30s and dally lows averaging t and tmsel fo r m others and fa ­ 10 to 20. M ild at the beginning • blue, bone, white, bbck leather, black patent, black suede and red in group. FLOUR •“Big at Big Savings! Brink’s Co. Fii’es thers whose kids - have turned o f the pericxi but exAd th ereaf­ themselves on and their eMen ter. • Over 1,000 pairs from which to choose! 49 Suspendeii Guard o ff. THIS WEEK'S! Precipitation may total more One graylng\ mother whose • Shoes are regular 17.00 to 20.00! Coupon Valid Thru Sat, Fob. 1,1969 . S P ^ BOSTON (AP) — The Brink’s than */i-inch water equivalent, Limit One Coupon Pir Adult Co. said Tuesday it has fired son Is lost among the flower falling as rain about Thursday , Fir.l children reported: "I found out Natiunjl one of the three guards suspend­ and rain or snow about ‘Mbn- COFFEE ed ahortly after a $600,000 hi­ I wasn’t alone and that life goes day. o n .” - ^ A L S O — I'Ti CUP jacking from an armored car In B oston la st D ec. 28. In S pringfield, OWo, 220 W it­ PRESBYTERY CENTENNIAL A Brink’s official said the ac­ tenberg University students SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Ol^ tion has been taken against drummed up $1,644 in a one-day gantsatfon of the UiSted Pree- Roblee Pedwin Richard Haines, 34, of Tewksbu­ canvass for the Qiristian Rural byteiian Church's Presbytery of ry, who was the only guard In­ Overseas program, a hunger ap­ Santa F e in 1868 m arked the 2 0 III WINNER OF peal. % OFF Ulin UP TO *2, side the truck when It was hi­ first regional organlsition of ^ FABULOUS^^ SUIEEPSTHKES PRIZES! MINI MINK COAT jacked by\two ski-masked ban­ In Circieville, (Hilo, wives of Protestant Cliriatlenity in New dits. ( ham radio operators formed the M exico. ON ALL MEN'S SHOES An official said the two other “ Roundtown CMtlzen Band CSub” The P resby tery o f Seuxta E s, MRS. FRED WHITEHEAD guards suspended after the hi­ and announced they would help when organized, included New • No limit per customer, come early for beet eelectton! MINI 1969 BARRACUD/ jacking will return to work neict with communications problems Mexloo, Arizona and parts of G.E. PORTA COLOR FAIRFIELD, CONN Monday. They are John Gilles­ diiring emergencies. Nevada. Presently it serves that MINK pie, 60, of Boston, and Joseph In St. Louis, a campaign to area of New Mexico north of PERSONAL T.V. WINNI^R OF Kelly, 44, of the Dorchester sec­ help Mra. Bernadean Edwards, U.S. 66. G.E. PORTA COLOR tion. bedridden mother of seven, In the Preabyteiian Church, a COAL I h e rob b ery tcx)k place when Gustafson’s Shoe Store .ssSr; b icu g h t EU1 initial outpouring of Presbytery ia the regional gov­ PERSONAL TV Haines said, the two men, $320 In cash, donations of cloth­ erning body. armed with a machine gun, $1000 Winner $1000 Winner $1000 Winner ing and luiusehold appliances The Santa Fe Presbytery cele­ 706 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Marie Martin opened the tmek with a key and and 40 books of trading stamps. brated Ms. centennial In 19$8 Grace Wiley Jeanne Landolina KENNETH WILLIAMS overpowered him. East Hartford, Conn. New Britain, Conn. Mra. Edwarda aald she would with a dtotributlon of a tree to OPEN MON. thru FRI.—THURS. NIGHTS tiU 9:00 Wethersfield, Conn. DANBURY, CONN Police Investigators, still share the donatlona with Mra. eaMi church and znlstdon project Baer. Clgirtttf^ n d Tobacco Products axanpt fn ia Stinp Olsr Pitcaa sffecUve First Nalhna s. tlira Sat. Fab. 1, seeking a solid lead in the case, Shirley Batea, whoae huaband In northern New Mexico. The Wriwhw the ngrt to ilBit qHBilltlii have aald the robbers could not waa shot dead Jan. 16, leaving young (trees will serve aa a sym­ Boor, Cigarettes, and TobKco Products exempt from Stimp Offor Prices effective First Natl s n es ttiru Sat, Feb. 1,1969 Wi rasaive tht riflit to Unit qumtitlM have entered the truck, even her with nine children. bol of the continued growth of with a key, If sliding steel bolts A year ago Mra. Batea heraelf the Chrtotlan cause hi the state, on the doors had been closed. extended a hand In need when a church official said. MANCHESTER EN'ENING HERALD. MANCHEa'fER, (X)NN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29/ 1969

H aolMim M*h Ib u u n t requiem CM)|tiiar>' at St . Jemee' Churoh at •. Section Two B u m wtH be In M t St. BMe- Grand List wEDUiSDAY. JANUABY 29. IMS JHanrl|fFBtFr lEttFitittg l^prali WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1969 ______dtot OeoMtenr, BIoomlleM. College Money Bags Pages 17 to 32 . . . J • V T 'a i i 1 VVtanda tamy eaO at her home W N ith K m ed u«ui the hour of At Record The John F. 'Tierney Funeral (Oonttnhed from Page One) Found in Hartford In Accident Home, 819 W. Oenter St, la In HomeoMmers May Get idiarge of arrangements. former taxaUe real estate Is be­ Police have recovered two money bags in a trash can ing exempted for qualified vet- on Homestead Ave. in. Hartford which were taken ,flrom HBBROM — A former Hebron Mrs. NelBe B . Usher •CV18 returning from Vietnam, a Manchester Community (College employe by a gunman iMidant was WBed and his toen- without state reimbursement. Walk Repair Option ROCSKVHjLB — MTs. 1/0(110 in the Parkade Monday nigbt as the employe wag about aga bmttnr aerlwii ty Injured Boucher USher, 88, o f its Orove In commenting on Industrial ------(o deposK tliem in the Omnoett- Inventory exemptions, Murphy early yeatirday adien their St, widow of AMen D. Usher, A f m ’ cut Bank and Trurt Oompwiy's . Manchester homeowners who refuse to permit black­ said that, although the state will dfod last night at RockviUe Oen- top sidewalk repairs in front of their homes may be Onok ran off Rt. 8 near Deacon reimburse the town for some At>oiit lown lUla and plunged into the eral Hospital after a brtef Hl- „ ^ One of the bags, wMch had ^iven the option of immediate concerete repairs, by pay­ of It In the next seven years, Mandiester GUbeit and Sul- contained about $4,800 In cash, Naivatnek Rtrer. neas. ing the cost differential between blacktop and concrete. there Mill be no reimburse­ llvan WotMiop will rehearse for was empty, but the other bag The Board a t Directors, m e e t ------Anthony Otordano Jr., 80, of Kre. Usher was bom Nov. 7, ment after that period. By then, Its production of the "Mikado’' stlU contained aU of Ka chacks tag taformalljr last night to Branford, fcrmerty of Hebion, 1880 vin Weathrook. Mahie, he said, a total of $10 million tonight at 7:80 p.m. at SouOi totaling $1,800. rtudy tee problem of townwide died In the aeddeht IBa brother daughter of Joseph and Leda will have been removed from United Methodist Church, sidewalk repehr needs, estlmait- Ctagr, 17, was tahen to S t M ary's LaOroene Boucher, and had the assessment Uat. Police are searching for a F ire C alls lived In Rookvflle most of her heavy set man, about 80, dark. ed to oort $500,000, agreed that Hospital In Watorbtny where he He explained that Industrial Mountain Laurel Chapter of Hfe. She was a oomnuaiicant of with a deep voice. He robbed aa amendment to (he side- Town firemen exttagulshed a wns Bated in orltloal condition. inventories, by state statute, Sweet Adelines Inc. wUI re­ St. Bernard's, Church and a Donald Chabot, 31, of 879 Oen­ o rd ^ o e may ease fin in the engine comportment Ih e truck, which crashed are reduced 10 per cent each hearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. at charter membier of the Rock- ter 81. as he was' about (o de­ tee situation. of an oO truck on Bush HUl Rd. through guard rails, wns recov­ year, untU eliminated com­ the Russian American National 'vttle Ladies Auxiliary of the pletely by 1978. posit the bags at the bank night Under the exlSUiig onltaanoe, yaaterday at 9:16 a.m. ered from the river by poBce tJenter, 211 Wethersfield Ave., vault. ’The money repreaent^ the town bears tee entire cost A email fire in a stove at 513 two houra after the accident Sons of Union Veterans of the He said that there now are Hartford. OivU War. approximately 25,000 registered a day’s receipts from the-'MOC of repaira. W. Middle Tpke. was put out by Anthony Otordano was bom Book Store. i Survivors include 8 daughters, motor vehicles in Manchester, A sum of approximately $48,- town firemen yeaterday at 8:46 April 18, IMS in Dranfoid, son According to police, Ghabot Mre. BiHen Keune of Rockville, and that they have been in- 000 has been appropriated year- P’*®’ of Anthony and Hden Munson parked near the bank and a and Mrs. Arthur St. Louis and creating at the rate of about ly for the repain. The dlreotars ------Otordano of Branford. He weui man Jumped out of the shad­ 1,000 a year. agreed last night that the sum gj J, i f a freshman at the University of Mailloux, both of Business ows, pulled him out of the car OoiWBcUcut. A 1988 graduate of ^ grandchildren, and Tn concluding his report, Mur- is not neariy enough. But. they O O STC l tlC S T IIlC S I* y said that it is gratifying and pushed him against the Lyman Memorial High School, (1 great-grandddldren. alao agre^ that the town’e ------that the Grand List has in­ wall. Lebanon, he had made Ms home Hie funend will be held Fri­ nances do not permit greater O n Funds Listed creased over $8.8 ■ milUon, de- Trends C habot told pollqe the man in Hebron for four years with day at 9:80 a.m. from (he Ladd I appropriations. The Manchester Board of Di­ and Mrs. Douglas Neumann Fimeral Home, 19 BJHliKton valuable prop- Agrees on Middle East Danger By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Present at last night’s meet­ Mr. . . pulled down over hl8 eyes.' rectora, when it meeta Feb. 4, of R t 88. Ave., with a Mass of requiem at buildings to the state, Americana are getting out of He pointed a gun at Chabot, ing were RepuUloons Nathan for Rt. 6 construcUon, and de­ TT*M Secretary-General U Thant gestures at news conference in the will ludd public hearhws and He was a member of the First St. Bernard’s Church at 10. Agoetlndll, John Ganlde, WU- spite the state statute which re­ U.N. m New York yestei^ay at which he agreed with President Nixon's views the kitchen and into the restaur- said "ahut up” and Jiunp^ into will consider action on two addl- Oongregational Church of Bran­ Burial wiU be in St. Bernard’s Uam SchaSer and David Ode- moves Industrial inventories on the dangers of the Middle East situation. Thant called for big power initi- ant in growing numbers. (^habot’s car and drove, away tiraiol appropriations to t h e ford. He was a leader of (he Cemetery. gard and Democrat Mary from assessment. atives to seek a U.N. settlement through moral pressure. (AP Photofax) Standard A Poor’s Corp. said ®®M*’ current General F>ind —$8,819 Friends may call at 'the fu­ * *V4 /\n«v nacra 9iMa«*A LelDuc. Branford 4-H Riding Chib and a He expresses the belief that money bags were lying qn the to tee Board of Eduoatian «»Mt neral home tomorrow from 2 to sales of eating and drinking es- member o f the Oonnectictrt North End Redevelopment will front seat. ' Director of PubUc Works Wll $6,018__ ___ to______tee Capital Improve- 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. B o n o ■ Show Association, the add considerably to next year’s tabliahments have -grown at Chabot’s car was later found Mam O’Neill, commoiting, “We mwt Rese^e FunX Arabian Horae Q ub o f Connect­ Grand List, South Viets about 6 per cent compoimded abandoned at the west end of would like a partner to the re- Bote appropriationi would ba icut the International Arabian'^ O- Cooley 8r. Approximately 3,000 notices of Two Planes Winging annually over the last the Parkade. pair coat,” explained tee prob- financed from 1987-88 unantlcl- Horse Club of America, and the SOUTH WINDSOR — Eiarle increase or decrease In assess­ Set Trace decade. . . Sales of all eating Police declined to dlsdoae lems his department bas been pated durpius —down to $64,806 Perform for Children Arab Hmae Registry. Oooley Sr. of 288 Williams ment were mailed to Manches­ and drinking places amounted who found the money bags In encountering. as of today. Survivors, besides his par- ^ ' 01a*tonbury, a South Wind- ter taxpayers on Jan. 24. For Hijack Victims to about $28.2 bUlion last year Hartford or how (he recovery Sewing Circle Helps Junior Achievement Cluh He said test of the 822 total The $6,819 to the Board of Ed- Pete SavioH and Iris partner, Willy O’Wood, stars o f Pete and ents and be^er, include a eis- "otive, died Monday at The Board of Tax Review is During Tet with restaurants, cafeterias and place. complaints received by hia de- ucatl«» to tor equipment tor the Willy’s "Tree Hut” televtoion riiow, will perform at a chil­ ter, Mias Barbara Giordano and Hartford Hospital, required to complete Its duties (Continued from Page One) lunchrooms accounting for What generation gap? The members of (he Tuesday Sewing ior Achievement Club. The club, an oiganization of students, partment in the past 18 months, Rtohard Martin School —$8,187 dren’s program sponsored by the Manchester Junior Women’s taro other brothers, Gary Glor- Oooley was bom April 21, by the end of February, and (Continued from Page One) ^ “ !*«*■ or bil- Circle of Weathlll Gardens have pledged their support and 171 have been for sidewalk re- for audlo-vtoual equipment, $2,- Club Saturday, Feb. IS, at 3 p.m. st the Manchester High the day, leaving in Havana two Hon, in sales.” manufactures tote-bags for sale os a money raising project, •lano and Gale Giordano, all of 1*>9 in South Windsor.s on of the Grand List must be adjust- Coeducation . their skills to a project initiated by the Junior AOMevement P“tr. 000 tor library books, $1,280 for School auditorium. Savloll, a native of the Spctagfleld, Mass, A Tet truce last year had Juat men who said they were fugi­ and It over^extended Its production capacity. The Circle wns Brantord; and his maternal CWfford and Elthel Carter ed by then. It said purchaaed meals ac- Living Costs . eSub of Hartford. Members of tee Circle are, from left to asked to lend its experienced hands to level supply wtth de­ O’Neill said tbat 81 of the 171 general school equipment, and area, bas been entertaining as a ventriloquist ainee be was 13 begun when the Viet Oraig at­ tives from a California prison. grandparents, Mr. and M r s . Oooley. and had Uved In The Board of Directora will At Vassar Now, right, Mary Masaacco, Lola Hutchinson, Mary Rhodes, Martha mand. The workers arc paid for their services. The Circle aldewtalk complainants remain $2S2 tor ktadergarten equip- years old. Proceeds from the program will he donated to the Ehnil Munson o f Hamden. GlastorJbury tor the past 20 tacked more tlian 100 cities and Pollce in Los Angelei Identi <>« »» Vennart, Louise Hagenow and Katherine Frietas. Noreon Pal- set the 1969-70 tax rate in May, fled the two as Byron V ^ t h J expenditures tn 1967, up gathers at the Social Hall of tee Momdieater Housing Au­ dissatisfied, with the conditions ment. Manchester Scholarship Foundation. Tlcksta tor the show FUneral services wlH b o held years. 80 Men Arrive Q im b Slows ladtao (right) of 803 Center St. Is a repreegntative of the Jun­ and next year’s tax bill will be towns including Saigon in their and ainton R. Smith liith 24 18'S-18.6 per cent range thority, 24 Bluefleld Dr. (Herald {dioto by Pinto.) "rated hazardous.” $8,018 to the Capital Impcuve- may be inirchased from Mrs. Robert Bassett of 888 Keeney Friday at 2 p.m. at Uie First Survivors include a son, Earle mailed out In June from the biggest offensive of the war. Al­ By BRIAN B. KINO He explained teat tee 81 were ment Reserve Fund to to pay St or Mrs. Charles Carsky, Kenneth Dr., Vernon. Oongregatlonal Oiurch of Bran- C. Oooley Jr. o f Hingham, e sca ^ d Monday «■ ’I r e "thi.^® u p t ^ ^ collector of revenue’s office. though the government is ex­ Asaodatod Press Writer from the California Institute for In December * cil of Churches; and G. Stuart time end talents in dealing with ottered UsKditop repalra, but re- the town’s aipcoximafe 60 per ford. The Rev. Roger E. Man- Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Joan Town Manager Robert Weiss continued in 1968.” Lyiuie and Ektward Satoer, al­ fused them. cent cost riiare for two new pected to call some sort of ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Coed- Men at Chino, where they were Slate Named college students and young Cemetery Rules nere will scattered. - A ^ u ng man. newly admit- since thette'w wave a;;; Tof h hlja7kin l ^ T k i ™ n ^ b ^ ^ million. ' ...... — ” De^.ber December for for motol products. oreAwie every evening from Feb. 9 to 18 Dr., craiveyance tax $28.88. tions, is tor restricting the sale and FVederidc Burr Jr., ward­ Edward G. Stiles to Walter over the objection of the proper­ hto dog allegedly bit Henry R. cars were operable, no injur­ She waTS^ro^ ««vcnience of the light on Feb. 1, and required a armed ’’ m ust not be ted ** and enraged about curfews, gan more than n a decade ago He said he **® expected more Cihase said of the January at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. of cemetery lots to town resi­ ens; Herbert Tyler, Tommie Bycholskl, parcel at 126 HolUs- ty owner. W ife B reaks H ip . WlersbecU, 89, of 166 Loomis ies were reported, and no po­ the daughter g f j o 3e„h nnj ^ . statement from the state tax ' borrowed a leaf from other pro- Twenty commercial airliners 900,000 central ayatems and wholesale price rise: "K re- The sessions will be conducted dents only. atringfeUow, WUliam Dwyer, ter St., conveyance tax, $11.66. O'Neill explained that the elde- St on the thumb. Wierzbecki lice action was taken. I* Friends may call at the funer- commissioner declaring that It U.S. forces and thelr allies, teat movements and burned his from the United States Mexico ^*x>ut three million room units Aedts widespread Increases In by the Rev. W. Wesley Konrad No restriction would be placed Mary Goering Sharpe. A for­ Richard Pabst and Mrs. Thom­ William F. SUles to Walter walk-repair program follows an Husband Nabbed was treated for the bite. Cbust al home tonight from 7 to 9. was legal. the announcement said, “ are seven-page rule bo<*. and South American countries *’® •" single family prices tor many Industrial prod- of AU Saints’ Church, St. Thom­ for burial to Veterans Field. mer Hartford resident, she as Moore, vestry members; Bycholski, parcel at 125 HolUs- area plan. Spot repairs, he said, date to Feb. 17. ' Police report that John B. ’The problems then were blam­ free to move and to participate —An hour after ttie curfew were forced to Cuba durtig tdl houses and apartments during ucts, partlculariy lumber, metal as, 'Virgin Islands, who will Lots would be sold jto former moved to Coventry 19 years Mrs. Cheater Kobllnsky, clerk; ter St., conveyance tax, $11.88. are too expensive. ^ U la m Zdairis at 6 Adrian Riley Jr., 17, of 842B Charter ago. ed on data processing. in all Tet festivities” if they one night a young woman, being of 1968. “ •■he year, accounting for close to and some paper products.” speak on the problems of Uvtag Ave., EUlqgtrai was charged Karl White and Winslow Man­ Oerttflcate of Condemnaition residents who had resided In He said that many homeown­ Oak St. was northbound on ’Today, Murphy credited the obey the cease-fire conditions., interviewed over the telephone The Federal Aviation Admin- P®*" ®®"‘ air-condition- The preUmirary figures to a busy world and tee mes­ with breach of the peace yeater­ Richard Uegel, 19, of Bilyeu Survivors include a daughter, Fimerale for chester, assistant clerks;' Wy- Highway Commissioner Manchester for at least one ers who refuse blacktt^ have Huntington St., yesterday and town,’s data processing system, The anniversary of last year’s by a newsman, reported‘ “two istratlon in Miaiiu '^ T SuTuv^ volume for U.S. buUdlngs.” JanuarjTalso Indlim t^a l 6 ^ sage of tee gospel, interpreted day after a disturbance at hto Rd., was arrested yesterday and Mrs. Otto P. Krause, and a vllle Peabody and Miss Evaltae against Hartford Eleotric Light ye€ir. said they would pay the cost heard someone yril hto name. J personnel and equipment for re­ o f f ^ v e c o m ^ this Friday, boys just tiptoed by my door.’’ radioed at 10:17 p.m. EST that ^ ------cent rise in wholesale prices^ in present day terms. home. changed with delivery of liquor grandson, Paul Howard Krause, Pentland, delegates to the Dio­ Co., property at 89 Spencer St., The sale of lots to residents differential between blacktop He turned to look and swerved Elden H. Piper Sr. lease of the Grand List 2% days and there has been, speculation —A young man who described he was changing course. At that ’ ^‘'® HbS Institute farm products such as livestock Police said Zdanis allegedly to a minor, after he allegedly both of Coventry; a brother, Jo­ cesan (invention and Hartford The long range suggestion of 0.06 of an acre. and to qualified former resi­ and concrete, even at the spot- into the southbound lane where Funeral services for Eldeh H. before deadline. that the Viet Craig may attem '^ himself as usually corvsclentious point, the big jet was about 40 carpet yardage sales last poultry, fruit grain and e « 8 “slapped hto wife around,” and sold a bottle to two local youths. seph Sharpe of Hebron; two sis­ Archdeaconry; Albert T. De'wey mission aoU'vlty dealt with Highway Commissioner dents would' be for the use of repair, higher cost. he hit a car parked near the ters. Mrs. Arthur Tefft and Piper Sr. of 13 Winter St., were Eome action Within the next few said he has yet to open a book, miles north of Fbrt Myere Fla ^®®'‘ "'®^® **'®**‘ *“*‘gest annual ih retail ’ consumer nricas ttirew her on the kitchen floor Court date to Feb. 10. and Mrs. Bidward Platz, alter­ finding a new location tor the against Lebro ’1’. Urbanetti et. tbeir immediate famlUee. They A concrete sidewalk slab curb owned ly John P. Fay, Mrs. Arthur Orablnsky. both of morning at Holmes days to mark the occarion. But With girls down the hall, he ex- on the PhUaileYphla-t^k^ the past 17 years. medlcTTare ^ causing her to break her hip. nate delegates to tee Diocesan “Depot,” aid to the North Rnd al., land at the northeast com er wpuld not be permitted to seU would cost approximately $8.60, 62, of 248 Adaihs St. B ^ can Wethersfield, and sovera l n i^ es plained, “you don't feel like run. The institute said shipments one per cent and clothing prices Convention and Hartford Arch­ He to scheduled to appear In ACCIDENTS Suitable Rollers reported today. of Hartford and WliUmcmtlo, of W. Center St. afid Olcott St., tee lots to ottiers. , com pared to 8.60 for a blacktop were driveable, nb injuries wet* and nephews. Bottoms of St. coding yourself, in the room Several airlines enjployes rid- reached about 448 mUllon increased two-tenths, deaconry. RoekvlUe Circuit Oouit X3,^W b. support of local hospital chap­ 1.7 aOTM. Any lots sold bantti to tee stde'WBlk slab. Stephen A. Albrecht, 19,’ of reported, and no police action Funeral services wiU be held , ^ 7 i Episcopal Church offlcl- The U.S. Command an­ and studying.” Ing on passes were aboard the yards. 28. East Hartford was eastbound A re Made for The biggest moderatli^ factor Alao, FVaidc Crooker, W. laincy, Involvement with Marriage Uoenses town would b e at tee original BV>lIowlng a lengthy dtocusrion was taken. Friday at 10 a.m. at the Potter nounced that three more Ameri­ Vassar, tor the past 108 years Eastern flight, described by one This year, it predicted, there In December living coats was a Rsmdall TOop and John Tietter, Spanish-speaking neighbors in Richard Anthony Zlllnskas, 77 purchase price. of assessments for new side­ Funeral Home, 486 Jackson St.. can helicopters have been sdiot the very name was virtually airline spokesman as “the will be a 12 to 14 per cent In- AH' P aint Jobs decline of eight-tenths of one examiners; Miss Jeanne Low Connecticut (the church’s Downey Dr., and Cheryl Aiwi The proposal wUl be aired at walk inatallatione, the five di­ WUlimantic, with the Rev. Wil­ Bearers were J. Jackson down and destroyed, but only s^on^oiK wim private liberal pass-riders’ special.” The plane crease in yardage shipments per cent tor transportation, ac­ and Mrs. FVaiik Williams, dele­ Lenten theme), and a greater Starkweather, 30 Joseph St., a pidttlc hearing, at the direc- rectors agreed that a change to liam B. Beldan officiating. Green, Richard Dart, Bruce three crewmen were wounded. arts educ^on, tor correct young had made a scheduled stop at a 9 to per cent Increase By ANDY LANG 11 counted for largely by declines gates to the Msinchester Coun­ effort to Include more personal FOb. 16 at St. Bridget Church. tore’ March 4 meeting. needed In the method of as­ Green and Lyle Neddow. This raised the announced num' women, ibegan,began the semester Atlanta and was beginning the *" dollars. Friends may call at the fu­ AP Newateatures of six per cent for used cars, i.i sessing tor corner lots. neral home tomorfow Irom 7 to a paint ber of Amerloan helicopters lost Monday with 80 men from three final approach into MlEimi. ______Nowadays, there’s per cent for new automobiles A poeeible amendment is for a 9 p.m. roller tor every jc*. in the war to 2,821. all-male schools—Williams Ctol- Eastern IdenU/led the other A 5 to 6 per cent Increase In One light observatory hellcop- hi Williamstown, Mass, and six-tenths of one per cent in one-time asseesment, based on New York City Whether you’re painting In- One light observatory hellcop- i^®..*" Mass.; crew members as First Officer chemical industry revenues are rotairmroHn"! the-front footage only, with the Bedros P.K. Jedldian ter, an OH6, was downed Mon- ^ * ilt y C olle^^ aide or out, on plaster, wood, ter. an OH6, was downed Mon- P®"®*** N. Ray, Second Officer expected this year, according to Some 88 COO , assessment for the side footage Bedros Peter K. Jedidlan, 85, metal, o o n ^ ^ a n y other 18 miles w ^ t o^the Mekong University. Stephen d . Rabinovich and tndustry sources. ce^e pfy’^n^arer Snarlied by Ice Rabinovich tomorr€yw-—last day of our H-store, store-wide side! forgiven. At present, bote tee of Blast Hartford, father of Mrs. material — and regardless of delta city of Can Tho, but the . .. at^«»dtonts Mary Holub '^‘'® “ ''® ®xp«cted to be onVte ™ npng Louis Robarge of Manchester, NEW YORK (AP) — Train, crew escaped Injury. toys are living on two Renee Chidnese and Joyce Hart P^ced by strong gains In syn- “ ‘^ °"® «>$»>• cents per hour front and side are assessed. whether you’re using flat, semi- The new sidewalk ordinance 691 MAIN STREET, MANGHEBTFBBl died Monday at a Hartford area bus, plane and foot travelers gloss or gloss paints — you can A spokesman said two crew­ of one of the girl’s dorml- man, all of Miami. thetic fibers and plastics. ^ ed on increases In tee con- convalescent home. men were wounded______when______a sec- National's jet __ was seized soon Earnings _____ however, P’'*®® over varying provides for a 60-60 coot sirilt were slowed to a crawl this find a suitable roUer. In addl- between the towii and ttie prop­ Survivors also include a son, tl- -layiiig amee lusi monin inai ft-- riaa.. -i^ 1. j ivanted to stay in Havana. I Tueaday’s session was to have Its parking Ughts on atODped night on illustrated talk on “ Me­ BOYS’ Mrs. Margaret K. Deely ^ttng is ^ward. Follow captured enemy documents and nreomm^^ ‘‘®P‘ him and trying 80% OFF been given over to cross exam- their cars and vient to inve^ mories of Hawaii” by Charles SLACKS UP TO 40% OFF Mrs. Margaret K. Deely, 74, ‘ben roll prisoner-of-war interrogations A c ^ h e three were T®th’®alECIAL GROUP Indicate there’s a rough winter terlng is caused by rolling too nnmo^a = South Viet- Charles Street, and two trans- The sailor, Fred Peters, 23, of asked the company to supply thing’s fine. See ’possom be! After the program, there was JBRSE'YS Mrs. Deely was torn April 1, supplementary financial In- low." HATS ahead^ ^ east and spinning tee r o lt e r ^ sweep operations and portation officers. Handiwerk..... is Miami, ™,ami saids a m that,mar aftera f t e r tee hl- a question ans answer period 1803 Ir Hartford, daughter of formation, all of Tueday’a ses­ 80% OFF Roy G. Oliver, chairman of ‘be ento tee well ot the roller The three prisoners had been him. I thought that meant a f o s t e r e d berteip chairman, presented SKIRTS til coming to Manchester 20 Since the beginning of tee sentenced to Hfe in prison on years ago. to dealers and distributors are the roUer In, load­ weapon. He’s mixed up.” Telephone company controller JOHANNESBURG, South At- shop tonight and tomorrow night imil 9 p.m. orchid corsages to four new OIRUS' year, American and South Viet- armed robbery charges, but tee Carl N. Hansen gave a lengthy rlca (AP) — South African UP TO 40% OFF Survivors include runring ahead of normal. lofil R fully. Roll U over tec The National hijacking, de­ members, Mrs. Peter Zerlo, SLACKS GIRLS’ Burwvors include 2 daugh- jjg attributes the enri; Infer slanting corrugated acetinn forces have seized more Massachusetts parole board layed a reunion for Luis Sierra explanation of the company’s fospter the Injunotton Mra. William Oleskinsltt,. kCrs. and SLACK SETS BATHROBES terms Jan. Valdes,__ __ among those taken to accounting procedures In allow- Thou Shalt be . prejudiced,” ______for- Roland Masse and Mrs. Henry sIT rc i, . J T***® tna^e them eligible for Cuba. ing for depreciation of Jplant fa- *”®f “ ’Atovaal Province Teodi- Berdat. UP TO 80% OFF 80% OFF ««’"®«n®«‘l P t^ le from state prison. He i.s a Cuban native who has cllitles. 7 ^ AssoclaUofi, fterident F.B. Mrs. Cbaries McCarthy of 126 8 slaters, Mra. LeRoy Stebbte; v a r io iiZ r U of‘ th that another cache uncovered been in this country tor 10 years Other InformaUon Introduced 7 “ ®*’^*®** 'thlidis. Auerbach mOd GIRLS’ BLOUSES Tuesday by the U.S. Marines Timber Trail, Bast Hartford, and JERSEYS of Hartford, and Mrs. James V. "So dealers m,., ______overlook tee use of ex- two miles heimv fho .. 7®"‘ North-’* and was headed for a reunion dealt with the company’sly’fl mar- !l! leosons was awarded a "Bermuda Ifoli- INFANTS' and 'So dealers now are apparent- tension handles to paint areas & BOYS' and G III^ ’ Moakler of Chicago, III.; 10 i..pH students do with 13 members of hla family, ket price profile of Its stock day” which was donated by the OT TO 40% OFF ly figuring old-fashioned winters that otherwise would be difficult ized zone yielded 19,906 ma- ■ not smoke, according to a sur- who now are also refugees from during the 1060-69 period and tee animosity against oth- ohib. TODDLERS' MITTENS and grandchildren, and several chine-gun rounds 323 hand gre- vey. Of those who do smoke OVERALLS and SETS nieces and nephews. are on the way back and they to reach. They not only make the Castro regime. u ., o, ' ^ SIOMSOr WIMIOH- Hie refreshment table was KNIT GLOVES want to be ready for another bo- the job easier, but are a lot saf- nades, 27 rocket grenades. 72 42 per cent started smoking to elation flow-terauiih nnrt inv>s«. in___ * _ prejudice U not de- The funeral will be held Fri­ They finally got together at elation flow-through and Invest- ilbraate' ^ decorated with a pineapple sur­ UP TO 40% OFF ^nza year of (Ire chain sales," er than reaching too far from a niortnr rounds, 15,000 small college, 46 per cent started In day at 8.18 from her home, with Miami’s Freedom House, the ment credit flow-through!’ to such ' tolooted works rounded by tropical (nrita and 80% OFF ' Oliver sold. ladder perch. arm.s rounds and a heavy ma- high school and tee rest started D&L — chine gun. before high school. State ^ p artm en t center for computing the rate of return on M ^ ^ t Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Nights till 9, Tuos. & Sat. till 6 green candlea. Mra. Wilfred such refugees. Investment. , race hate, he Usk, Mrs. Arthur LeClalre and Mrs. Karl Kehler poured.

'L.-.f. .» * ^ ".r * ♦ -L .i PAGE EIQHTKEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 I BIANCHESIER JS\ fiNiNG HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CJONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 PAGE NINSrlEEH Bolton Blacks Boycott parents and students with muni- between groiqw of white and where the Wack parenU’ meet- Ericsson Broadbent said the *7 Join Joggen A^ clpa* and school officials. black students. Four poHcemen Ing was held, said the boycott suspended students couM be « - WASHtNOTON (AP) — Only three or four Mack stu- and several studenU were hurt was the resuH of cenoem tor pelted from the high school to^ ^ Thurmond ^ "ecienlUat and OKteen," a maga­ in emphasis from the battlefMd tltm factories going because It stipply six avarage-slssd homes Hamden Classes zine published by the St, Louis- In Vietnam to the peace table in azxl about 28 apartments. denta were seen entering the as ptateloads of fpod and chain the sarety of Mack Students at lowing further invesUg^on. ^ Joggliig set, nnttw can take months to reopen a Finance Board Discusses Events in Capital Uased Committee for Environ­ Parts. closed production line. Ospltsl Quote high sritoM before classes be- were thrown In an angry oU- the high school, ____Am. immm^ m m II m m A m M . - .» T HAMDEN, Omui. (A P) — A up to two miles dally to mental Intormatlon. “It would appear U we are STAR G A a i E l C * ^ begin to be a oaiwe for any oon- The Pentagon Is planning a B) CLAY R. POLLAN blank nt Hatndnn Hirii **** three days of tension. He also said a list of griev- _ » . trim. ABC Sees Possibility It said, laser bombs might be Capital Footnote going to maintain a budget sur­ ^ AKIN A * 2,roduction’' base. The plant of the type that might fur­ will have to be maintained tor ■ 0 - *«> i» n w B ou tf ot nniihce «t Its lowing officers were reflected: ahnoat 100 cent ^ectlve J^ ve ^Ucetnen were sta- white youths in a school park- make pubUc any of the griev- *“ V>etliain ^ Mm WABHINaTON (AP) — A one scientist said. fN 1- 3-)4-21 To develop message for Thursdoy, i '\ bllfUes to manufacture the A- reduction will bring its ammuni- nish electricity for astronauts the time being.’’—Seriate Re­ tweeUngi last night dlsouised sal- Carl A. Carioon, vice-chairman, the «*ool re- outside the high school. Ing lot after a dance last ances. WASHtNOTON (AP) - -me **" cheap hydrogen bomb set off by A laser bomb would be an H- read words corresponding to numbers bomb trigger. tion budget t o $6.1 billion in the on the moon Is operating at full publican Leader Everett M. opened for the firrt time since inch^lng one Mcompanled by day night. Eight stud^te were arrested Defense Departhient announced ^ ttte intense light o f a laser Is a bomb in which the intense heat ^TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. •rtas ot town offlcials, as Kawam, clerk;, and budget year beginning next {xnver In an underground va­ Dlrksen. ATO M ______George Shawcrosa, treasurer. a Monfcy n ^ a poUce d^. Precautions aimed On Monday, before classes be- after the cafeteria brawl' Mon- Tuesday the death of Army Pfc. * ^ k ^ ^ with htei. theoretical posetblUty, the of a lasei^vdilch concentrates a 1 A 31 Moke 61 Aiders wV (>n0 S9l^Cu¥k^ll« aIIO ww««e««__ ^ ^ «. Budget Major, Drop July. The current level is $7.4 cuum chamber near Los An­ I M A Y 30 2 S^tlt 32 A 62 Overty ^ William Huddleston and Rob- 80^ bhmk arri ^ te ^ any further out- gan. white and Mack students day, and PoUce Chief H.«h Robert C. Riggs of East Hart- ^ ^ not Atomic Eneigy OommlMlod beam ot light and can Vmeato 3 Selfish btlUon. geles. It is a prototype of an ‘$IMMY SHINE’ BOUGHT V?) 2- 6-37-41 33 Fortunate 63 Affoirt boara dMiaed to write each Lathrop were elected to A m ee^ ^ about I BO black br»k of riolence Include can- began a shouting match In ,the Mulhem said Tuesday that he ford. R'ggs wsb WUed in action Z®*- ® , says, but not until lasers be­ high temperatures—would be In Ammunition Orders 4 Just 34 To 64 Highest The halt In the bombing of auxillaiy plant that might also NEW YORK (AP)—Colum­ ^ 4 6 -S 5 «S 8 5 Disregord 35 Catty oAlolal aelrtng for an e^mote three-year terms on the execu- ^ n ts -^es^y night teacM c^ tl^ of lunch periods today, school lobby. PoUoe arrived be- expects there will be 10 or more In Vietnam. O^Una R,p„b„. come murii more powerful. used to touch off a lyydrogen ex- 65 B i d ^ WARHINCrrON (A P ) — De­ North Vietnam last November be used by manned orbiting bia Plcturea has purchased the GfMINI 6 For 36 Your 66 And ^ decision to have their chll- Thirty-seven students have fore any violence occurred. additional ctrrests in connection The announcement said Riggs can senator has long been [ilosive. In present devices an 7Go 37 You 67 Affairs SAGITTARIUS of ttone spent on all duties re- tive committee, ‘"nte ca{>abllitleB of present M A Y 31 dren boycott classes, pending been suspended tor alleged In- The Rev. Allah Smtth of Chris- with that disturbance was the husband of Unda D. known as a physical fUneas de- atom ic lx>mb Is umnI as the trig- fense Department planners are and a slackening of the ground space stations. ’The test reactor fltan rights t o “Jtnuny Shine,” B Somewhere 38 A4eonSng 68GerYerout NOV 33 lated to their offices before Clayton was chosen as a IsaeiB ere hundreds or thou­ ger. budgeting a major drop In am­ war in the South allowed the Is producing 600 heat kilowatts the new Murray Sriilsgal play r r JUNE 30 9 Listen 39Cleor 69Wttl a me«etlng tonight of black volvemert In the; Monday brawl Uan Tabernacle Baptist Church. Board of Education chairman Riggs of East Hartford. votes. sands of time lower than that 10 Different 40 Period 70ThotVe DEC. 31 reaching a decision on possible The subject was raised by an munition production through the lower produc^n plans. Officials at 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit, and 72-76^90 changes in salary. TU b inlor- to tte Dl^esan arUcIe in the cturent issue of end of 1970, the result ot a shift say they {den to keep ammuni- could generate enough power to Hoftnmn. IZThose 42 Your 72 Help 70-77-814------i.« s C CANCIR 43 To 73 Negotiations mation shotdd sigiplied by Co"venUon. Mrs. Henry Fuller 14 Person 44 To CAPRICORN JUNE 31 74 Obligations the next meeUng, Feb. 26. was chosen sis an alternate. 15 Morket 45 Person 75 Results DEC. 33 1316 DifferentRequire 46 Reoson General Meeting OFFICIAL MAXI-MAN COUPONS JU1V33 76 To In a similar discussion before I7W ho 47 Attend 77 Out JAN. I« the leust town elecUoix the fl- There will be a general meet- |U-22-28~43 18 Your 48 Ambitions 78 As 7- 8-10-24/? nanoe board asked the offlciala Ins of the ^Iton Cooperative ^5662-68 19 Methods 49 The 79 You 32-45-79-83^ LIO 20 Talents 50 To • 80 Be REDEEM THESE 21 Con 51 Criticisms 81 Of AQUARIUS to meet with them. TWs time Nursery School Thursday Feb. AND SAVE ON FAMOUS BRANDS V-S. Government Grade A - y \ th e ultimate in«,^fresh chickens! ' / f i JULY 33 thdy would Bke the information 6 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 22 Connot 52 Judgment 82 Receptive JAN. M ____. A U G 33 23 Retard 53 Surprising 83 Like FEB* II In Writing. WtlHam Vogel. There will be a 24 With 54 For ••••••*••#■•••#•••### ##eeeee#»ee #e«e#e^eee#e#eeeeeeeeeeeeee##eeeeeeee#eeee##eeeeew V3-27-34-60 84 You Iii reviewing present .salar­ Tupperware demonstration, ar­ 25 Con 55 To 85 Bolonce 4- 5-12-171 74-78-84-89 26 To 56 Be 86 Counteroct 31-35-51 ies, the bocud compered what 27 Others ranged by Mrs. John Mayhew, VIRGO 57 Legal 87 Appreclotfve PISCRS Bolton pays to what other towns chairman of the ways and 28 Afford 58 G o ^ 88 Optimistic A U G . 33 29 Bring 59 Financial FE8 19 ot a similar population pay, as means committee. 89 Do Sun Glory Big Daisy Sliced iV^' SEPT. 33 60 Meet 90 Borriers MAR.M described by the Connecticut Lecture Tomorrow qd IIS-I8-2O-44 € 1/30 33-40-54-57;? MC O© ©®DD0 (2 ) G ooJ I Adverse N cuinl Public Expenditures Council. 30 Well- George Athanson. Hartford at- £ 63^73 Bolton appears to pey below tomey and professor, will give Orange Bumble Bee ^ mMian In an offices but the second In his series of lec- White Bread that of tax cMlector, although tures on "Power as Destiny" Only the finest ingredients used to n ^ y t ^ pay thete seomd tomorrow at 8 p.m. at St. Mau- lolid White make this as good or better than Tolland and third selectmen less. The rlce Church hall. The title of Juice others. tax collector currently receives this lecture is "A Diagnosis of yl IK.OOO a year, and the setect- Contemporary History.” ’The 12 oz con Tuna 1." men, $260 each. lectures are open to everyone. m ib Colonial Master Grand List Jumps Hw fink setectman receives loaves $1,600, plus a lim ited amount wilh conpon and any $6 pirehaM Hrilh coupon and any $6 pnrchaie Lean, pink-rheated Manchester Evening Herald tor expenses incurred attending Coupon effactive thru Fab. 1. Limit 1 can par cuctomor. Coupon effective thru Feb. 1. Limit 1 can per customer. meetings and the like. This Bolton correspondent, Cleme- $2 Million In 19.68 well Young, tel. 64S-8981. staessine figure is quite low, in oompari- BSfcopcShop Fudge Coke tlMuakt %•••••• ___ gGopconopijj______49' Tolland’s net grand Mat jump- spector General Headqusurters, scR to other towns. Richest, fudglest moisfest cake In town. Whole 2V2-3 lbs ed by about $2 million during the U.8. Army Europe. He holds Other paid elected officials Vernon SlHtSlMi Fully Cooked '1 {Must year, according to figures the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf are the 'town treasurer, Pecan Danish IIMU releEised by the Boturd o f Aeses- Clilsters, the Air Medal with 12 Rich cinnamon and 59V the health officer, the town 18 raisin filling topped with | sots. OcUc Leaf Cluster, tiie Natkxt- clerk and the board of assee- Drug Lectures pecans. Bors. The new grand list s t E i n d i at a* Defense Medal with O a k $24,816,630 com pared to last L eaf CTurter; Vietnam Oom- “Ihe question of assessors’ Start in Vernon Palmolive Gold Medal year’s Board of Assessor’s mendation Medal and varloua pay Is up in the air because of figure o f $22,801,000. The Board Korean and Vietnamese cam - the current discussion on hir­ A series of three programs on of Tax Review last year upped palgn medals. ing a ingle paid aj^xiinted as­ drug abuse will be sponsored by Liquid FARM FRESH OAKY! sessor. the Aoseasor’s Net by $61,000 to ------the Vemoci Adult Evening Detergent Flour a total ot $22,»2,006. Manoheeter Eventag Her- The board discussed the pos- School and the Junior Women’s The Board of Tax Review wlU ToUand oorreapoBdeat, stbUity of putting the town clerk Atlcntion fF'eight-Watcher$! 22 oz plastic bottle 5ear on the grand list e u s tax- The Oslo newspaper Afteiqxis- cese of Connecticut, will admin­ lO c OFF LABEL— 25 oz pitg ister tile rite of confirmation to T o Gun VioHatiouA Most any type of able property. ten puUlriied a copyri$hted in- adults and children at the 10:15 Caterer's Kitchen Assorted Flavors canned fruit can Roasting Chickens’ ‘ The Inclusion o f the bEdance tervlew with tho ejqplorer In with coupon and any $5 purehaso be heated as a glaze — service at St. George’s Episco­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — ’Three with coupon and any $5 purchase of the houses would have con- which he sold the party wmdd more of 11 men arreefted In what Coupon effective thru Feb. 1. Limit 1 box per customer. Pilt pineapple, cherries, pal Church Sunday. ’Those being Coupon effective thru Feb. 1. Limit 1 |er per customer. ■ If you think all chicken is alike, then you've never tasted a White Gem. siderably Eiltered the grand list eec out trom Muiucco toward police called a crackdown on ill Sherbet 4 pk|s peaches, pears, apricots IncreEising it by another minion the end of May. The destination confirmed will be presented by j » 5 j- .''. m Io 0IJ 09000000 *1 — very appealing and organized crime have {deeded We Invite you to doUtuw. wlU be South Am erioa, "zom e- the Rev. JMm P. Hughes, dio­ guilty to violating state gun compare the quality of this tasty. Or this honey of a cesan supply priest, who Is con­ Sherbet. TTve town’s grand list increase where between the Amasrw and la/ws. glaze; Mix 1 cup honey is higher titan last ysEir’s $1.4 the West Indies.” ducting services until a new Anttiony R. Fiorello, 27, East with Vli cup orange mar­ 1b miUlon. It will Increase the In 1847, Heyerdahl and five vicar is called and Installed. Haven, Raymond Ra{niam>, 27, malade. Any three pkgs. Oscflr Mflysr wSSers 7 9 or Sniokis Links 69 pkg value of each mill raised by other men crossed the South Pa- Bishop Esquirol will give the West Haven, and Anthony Proto, Any or all tEixEUlon. clflc from Peru to PiSynetta to sermon. There will be a recep­ 22, New Haven, all {>leaded guil­ Plf Cookid Nuns Based on the net gnmd list prove that PDijmsion culture tion In honor of the bishop and ty In Su{>erlor Court. Sentenc­ Coupons Butt Portion Colonial Mastar each mill will be worth $24.82 could have originated in South the conflrmands after the ser­ ing was sent tor Feb. 21. i Pillsbury Pack up your savings in your shopping bog . . . 53'. Bits-andBits-ar ends for casseroles and salads. liurteEid “o f $22.86 at prefwnt for Am erica, vice. Five others arrested during Batter Cake Mixes each $1,000 o f aaaeaaed valua- wants to find St. George’s E lect may be ■N the crackdown have also plead­ Banana 18V^ oz. and smile... smile... smile! Bologna or Liverwurst tion. out whether Central American At the annual meeting of St. ed guilty. TVo have already Applesauce 18Vi oz, 54! The grand list increase {daces culture could have originated in' Fudge Macaroon Armour 4^ By the Piece Packed in cryovac. Slop & Shop Vak Pak to insure freshness George’s held recently, the fol- been sentenced. 181^ oz. D ouble redeomed You can .count on cutting your weekly food budget by dollars with the town to a heaJtfay financial the Mediterranean. He eald the Dutch 17Vi oz, Yel­ Makes a perfect sandwich everytime. {xjsition, surpfissing lE«t year's {Jyramlds In Mesdeo could Indi- low 17 oz. mini-pricing®. Shelf after shelf, aisle after aisle of top quality top w ith one name famous brands, the finest quality Choice grade meats the very 6.6 per cent increase, the sec- cate thto “but first I must Sliced Cold Cuts Merit Sliced Bacon ond highest of the nine Man- prove that the people living in wilh coupon and any $5 purchasa freshest fruits and.vegetables. . . all at our low, everyd^mini-priw? Your choice of BolMna, Crisp, lean Chester area towns. the Mediterranean EU’ea had the Shop the mini-pricing® way anti wear a happy smile. Nepco Deli-Style Fancy Pickle & Pimento, Olive Coupon effective thru Feb. 1. Limit 3 pkgs per customer. *5 purchase! slices of bacon A comparison of the break- means to cross the AtianUc at or Tasty. All products are 6 oz for breakfast, a down of the new gnmd list that time.” SHOP AT HOME tested and re-tested be­ BLT for lunch, fore they are allowed to pkgs then crumble shows continued growth to busl- Heyerdahl, who Mves to Italy Brisket Corned Beef 88' appear under the Stop atop vegetables ness and commercial buildings interviewed to Nice, FOR YOUR CARPET ■••■••••••••a & Shop name. for dinner. lb Had an old-fashioned boiled dinner lately? and manufacturing {dants. France, said the boot will be The large KtegfnS'j.r phmt huilt by a Negro expert from BAItWICK ~ BIGELOW or MOHAWK We reserve the right to ffmit quantities, was not com{deted for occupan- t3had, in central Africa. He said cy until after the time for de- '^''®*ild Include the claration on this yecur’s grand hullder, a Russiaa doctor, a list, and does not anpear In the Bermuda Negro, an American, statistics a s a com plete buUd- » Frandunan. He Ing. did not identify them. ~Inoreaaea He said he expecto the trip to You can’t buy a week’s groceries for less! Grand list tocraases were montha. recorded as follows with last yeEir’ s figures In parenthesis. Peru Completes Seiaure Houses 1,883 at $15,806,676 (1,- Of tPCs Holdings 876 at “ UMA, Peru (AP) - Claiming o ^ mlUIon, the Peru- get quality and vlan government has compteted $2^,M 0 (2,649 at $2,196,886); gej^ure of the International Pe- boats $82,846 ($37486); 22,247.86 troleum Oompany’a remaining EASY PAYMENT TERMS AVAILABLE acres o f land $846,618 ( 23,039.39 holdings In Peru and ordered ito get low prices! at $816,888); farm machinery American executives to leave BUDSET BROUPS ■ FAMOUS NAMES $20,900 ($13,096). the country Tuesday. go mmi-jiriGing Business and commercial {PC Is a euboldlary of Stand- Just telephone us! We’U be glad to show you a match­ buildings totaled 83 at $637,800 ard OU of New Jersey. It said less collection of broadloom right In your own home, (46 at $838,670); five manufac- the seizure was illegal and de- where you can be sure of choosing the color, texture turing plants at $813,300 (one at signed to cause “economic an- Teflon coated, contour fitted! $374,460); goods of merchants nihllation” of the company in and |M.ttem that’s Just right. Call our and traders $498,060 ($72,740). peru. '<'y Ironing Boord ^over & Pad WAU-TO.WALL SPECIALISTS Fresh from our Caterer's Kitchen..Family Size Decreases “ An IPC S{x>ke8man said You save day after day, week Wrinkle free fit for all standard Ironing Decreases were registered In "more a dozen” Amert- boards. Cover 100% cotton exclusive ot Dovelletes Delicious Citrus from Florida’s famous Indian River! co'mmerclal furniture $207,290 cans would be ejc{>eUed under after week, with mini-pricing^. coating. Usually $1.48. A ($218,830); barns and sheds 1,106 the order. Peruvian executives at $496,910 (1,234 at $0(XV,480); of the cbm{>finy will take over, Facial Tissue Red or White Seedless Zipper Skinned Chicken Pies machinery, water power, and The American Embassy was In butter siuce ^ or Beef Pies dams $126,636 ($384,730); other studying the situation, Birds Eye Vegetables 2 ' OFF LABEL ■i«a 21x27 in. Usually $3.99 Generous portions of chicken tiixable pro{>erty $146,070 ($287,- S « - 2 f B 0 Soft and strong. White or beef in a savory gravy with 736). Volcano Erupts Kodel Bed Pillow u> assorted colors. vegetables. Chicken, 1 lb, 9 The animal {xTpulEttlon decUn- Frozen Waffles 10 99' oz — Beef, 1 lb, 7 oz. U Grapefruit ed with 72 horses at $6,300 (76 In Indonesia Allergy free, odorless Taiierines horses at $6,600); cattle $10,380 JAKARTA (AP) — Volcanic Platter 9 ot pkg and Tluffy Floral pat­ From Florida’s finest growing, areas Taste o’ Sea Seafood 49' tern cotton linen finish cover. 2 '* 5 Baby PBwder Easy to peel, the skint Just teem to ’’zip" ($11,400); Eilthough sheep, goats, Mt. Ija, on Flores Island, eru{A- ^ . . . famous qualltyl Easy to peel, right off for you. Enjoy this tantalizing ^ easy to segment for salads or des­ taste now at this low mini-pricel Efwlne and {xxiltry increased ed Monday and sent vlUagars Knit to fit flawlessly. Usually 89 f. Desitin Ointment serts. .1 home decorator's delight! Here's something special! slightly at $34,638 ($32,228). fleeing, Indonesia’s Social Af- Downyflake Cinnamon Loaf 49' BuUetln Board fairs Ministry said today. Philodendron S lic e d Opaque Seamless Nylons Baby Magic The Board of Recreation spon- The newspa{)er Kom{Ms SEtld 12 OZ Smooth solid colors Brown, Plants sored Baton lessons will be held persons arriving from nearby Little Chef Pizza, Pack Navy. VVhlte, Gray or Black. C A c 4 49' J. & J. Cotton Swabs Halibut Steak tomorrow night at 6 In the Hicks Islands re{x>rted thick, dailc M p r .- . ifemorial School gym. clouda were hanging over W atvchjiittA , Acme Cotton Balls 2 3 9 The Men’s Volleyball Lettgue Flores, but there liEks been no wlU play tomorrow night begin- word of casualties. Stores Iz one AM hall the hardy,' nlng at 6:30 In the high school the Lesser Sunda Itiands, Mrs. Filbert's Corn Oil Margarine JC OFl= philodendron. It' gym. south of Celebes. LABEL ii!5 2 / 7 9 * All SwMt MiniriN, 3c ril IM pi!S 2 9 grows so easy with so Treat your lamily to a CARPET CENTER Stop & Shop Corn Oil Margarine EJ.S. M m a t syny c“ *1” Spaghetti & Macaroni ,*y'‘*»'rhm noi|;yi| little care. You'll want gourmet lish dinner. We've Receives Medal B was the second volcanic iiS 3 / 8 9 ' lirds Eye Creimed Sfiudi 2oz several at this low mini-priced this so you Lt. Col. TTuMnas P. REimetla, eruption In Indonesia thte “A Beautiful and Exciting Show Place of Ml 33* FinuGrip Tiitipiwdir 49* can! aargento Burger Cheese Slices 39* price. husband of Mrs. Marion Ram- ntonUi. Mt. Merapl erupted In Famous Rugs and Carpets’’ etta, formerly of Tolland, Ims central Java Jan. 7, kilting at For AU Y.our Car|>et Needs See A Specialist Fleischmann’s been presented the Legion of *«««» *«*«■ persons and dsatioy- D a sh Merlt for outstEuiding service at several villagea. Come to the Manchester Carpet Center Corn Oil Margarine Duz Ivory Laundry Detergent Ivory Snow Joy T h rill Tide XK Gain Ajax Cleanser the U,S. Continental Army Com------OPEN DAILY . TO 6:80 — THURS., FRl. TO 9 p.M. Stir Sipphire Detergent Liquid Detergent 5‘ off label mEind Headquarters. Fort Mon- AND HMAIJ. m tsM si Soap Powder Liquid Detergent Liquid Detergent Detergent Detergent roe, Va.' • PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Ttie $11 MAIM Bi 'h EET — Oiqtoalte the State Armory 1 a 1M. Hint tin O a tiH What gets out tough stains 85' UW 7A C « » IpiatBM COC '**■* RiRK and, grime? •* m , His wife Is the dmighter of largeet and ■nnitest city parks M«i t v a« Flattie lettM 57‘ puitii bottle Qj Mtl O f W 79' Ajax, or course, and in Just Z cm ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Yesmen- In the country are both bollevad half the time! 21 tea of Eastview Terrace. to be to Fboenlx. Tba toigaot to Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Col. Rametta is a I960 Yale 18,000-acre Soutii Mountain 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. graduate and has been as- Park and the imsllatt, .14 Of an signed to the Office of tite In- acre M.O. Beat Pork downtosna m a n c h e s t b l .V , y \ \ ■ \ '1 ■m 3* ftA;-. ■ IIVENTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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PORK $HOULOER SOUD W HITE nAnoK Lun - IWlot pboto HOT OR SWEET - ITALIAN ITALIAN STYLE AMERICAN SUCES ' ^ ' 49^ ' .-,P IN I«^ ' Engaged G I A I D D m i The engagement of kOss UlUe Engaged Violet May Keith of Rockville FRESH GALAS CREAM CHEESE Itte engagement c< lOaa to Theodore Robert Oottier of SMSME VEU C lf LEIS BIKDIinqpiCKTIAW Diane Anita Paascantell of ICan- Tolland has been announced by IO-«t. ' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El­ STRAWBERRIES pkg. cheater to ICelvln W ayne 8mMh lery B. Keith of 36 Ranse Hill 4 to 6-ib. of Redr48^ l-qf, and Mrs. Edward Cottier of .Pa< DEItXBERT 172 New Bolton Rd. Sugar HUl Rd. 14>et. Her fiance is the son of Mr. 40IM Miss Keith is a graduate of lb. lb. GIANT TIDE 67< and Mrs. Ballard C. Bmlth bf Manchester Ifigh School. She is Redding. V::- * Miss PasocanteU is a 196B 2 empiojred in the production engi­ V neering departtnent at Pratt and graduate of Manchester High Whitney Division of United Air­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE REGULAR OR DRIP Sdiool. She is employed as a craft, East Hartford. Mr. Cot­ bookkeeper with the South Wind­ tier is self-employed at Cottier sor Bquipment Oo. Mr. Smith is and Sons Dairy Farm in Tol­ ARMOUR a 1963 graduate of Central Val­ land. Beel Shorl Ribs Orand Union conee ley (OaUf.) High School. He ia An April wedding is planned. a second class potty officer ECONOMIC^C TASTY DISINFECTANT aboard the USB Oootge C. Marshidl in Oroton. Counter Height Chases Sanborn A date for the wedding has Canned Ham 13-o l not been announced. Should Vary with Pork Chops LYSBL SPRAY can Worker’s Size DEUCIOUS a u p u k p o ie ^ P* . pancakes i.p,. n M . By VIVIAN BBOWN lib. C o f f e e B O Y S C O V T AP Newsfeotiires Writer JONES SAUSAGE '.: 7 9 ° CUBE STEAKSKT GRAND UNION NAZOLAOIL 67^ LOG CABIN SYRUP "St: 5 8 ' You may be throwing your can BONELESS RATH GRAND UNION - lOTTERED Note$ and Neu>$ body out of alignment !f your lb M r tA grandunion kitchen counters are tbe wrong SOCIETY HANS BEEF STEAKS Liquid Bieach SOFT MARGARINE J .4 7 ' RG BARS height for your size, says Prof. DEERFOOT STORE SUCED 55:39' P ack 91 GRAND UNION nSTANTCOrrEE GRAND ONION-SUGAR , Rose Steldl of the New Tor* Cub Scout Pack 91 of Green ScluxA nvet Jan. .30 at the State College of Home Econom­ LINK SAUSAGE teaks SWORDFISH S ., 89^ Chock NUTS ? " . school. The meeting began with ics at Oomril University. The A U N E A T -A U lEEF FRESH GENUINE ^ . r u u ’o 87°. HONEY GRAHAMS 3 3 ' canned Ham lUUTCOORIES j DOU.IUCED ^ m ^ Dr. Robert Smith and chairman college had a booth at the Kitch- rmour Don Sisco singing “Daisy, « i Showcase In New York A FRANKS ik :. FILLET of SOLE .. 98^ MR. CHIPS ' ^ ’ 5 9 ' p in e a p p l e 2 ; . » 4 1 ' Daisy” whUe the scouts and where kitchen ideas for 1969 NIRACUWHIP _ _ DEL MONTE - TIILOW CUNG were exhibited. their parents accompanied them SAVE UP TO 10% ON UAGE SERVED BY iXPfRTS with c6Ui<^ music. Den 1 con­ “ Women are adjusting to SALAD DRESSING it 5 5 ' PEACHES 3 r T * * ducted the opening ceremony. kitchens and not realizing it. raXSBUIT'S A V A IlA l^ i, M i l franco AMERICAN ^ Advancement chairman John They are working with arms ex­ Vdkm tiUL'X, ’AmL At Oaroppolo presented awards to tended and getting arm fatigue. 3 19S. OR MORE w rin T iffi ||i|ifi GOIULLAMELKlI in phg.t APPLESAUCE 4 f- 8 9 ' SPAGHETTIO'S 2 » r 3 3 ' Richard Wilson, denner; Paul Shorter women are working PttmTKaapttPARtD-iAKn DUlivlll lUivli ..kb**,, , r n n p A N _ _ CHOFSASTtW Smith, assistant denner; Alec with surfaces that are too high, V ■- -.K N f 1, - UBif; COMBINATION VnCINIAHAM ,..,7 9 ^ PEANUTBUTTER X 45° HUgner asid David Eigner, bob and In lifting things from their LAMB M.R.T cat pins; Gary Thrasher, David shoulders, they are throwing BONEUSS ^ _ WBCMinra nMcn . TOMATO 1 6 1 0 3 * 9 7 5 Owynn, BUly Talbot and Itari that part of their body out of SWISS CHEESE BROTHlSr*' 1?? 57° Clolnlk, woM badge; BlUy Ste­ alignment. This is true even STEWING BEEF " 8 5 ‘ vens, bear badge; and Eric thougji they maintain such posi­ TENDER, MEATY I •■'lU.imUTSCORH Thomas, bear badge and gds Stewed 2 57° TROPICAL Dr in k379° 6 9 5 ' Den 2 and the Webelos sold bows will permit easy turning of candy. Proceeds will be dis­ roasts, etc. SMGHETTINI persed between the two dens If you’d like to measure your GRAND UNION lb. DEL MONTE and the pack treasury. elbow height do this: Wear DelMonteUrinks F O R B A K IN G O R FF-CViNG cubs are requested to wear shoes worn usually in the kitch­ their uniforms to church serv­ en, mark a comer wall in inches Cream Cheese ices on Sunday, Eeb. 9. A Blue and stand straight against it, Boneless Rump Roast H t T P < Fruit Cocktail Crisco Oil and Gold dinner will be held on your back to the comer. Hold cans [ g 5 8 Thursday, Feb. 20. the upper arm generally used $119 deal $ At the close of the meeting for food work against the lined PINEAPPLE - PINK GRAPEFRUIT the colors were retired by Den wall, bend it at a right angle Eye Round Roast 3 gal 1. ORANGE - CHERRY - GRAPE and mark the spot with the oth­ er hand. GRAND UNION _ _ SHARIF AS VAUCMTINO This information may eome in NEW YOR K (AP) — Omar handy when you are buying or MUENSTER Slices 4 4 ° ' M p i o i l T U W fA L Toot&i VVflU __ Sharif has been signal by Mike building a new house. Pass the FLORA DANICA _ ^ Franfcovlch to star in a musical information on to your builder SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN MAXWELL HOUSE X 59° version of the life story cf Ru­ QUICK, CONVENIENT, EASY TO PREPARE and kitchen dealers. They may Imported CAMEMBERT'pVg'49*' ALLPURPOII dolph Valentino, which Colum­ protest that there is no call for TREASURE CAVE _ _ bia Pictures w ill release. adjustable 'kitchen counter CRISCO SHORTENING tin 77' units. But, " if enough people BLUE CHEESE . X 3 5 ° ALL BUTTER THE U6 0'S enUL - . ask for them, manufacturers WANTED will make them," Prof. Steidl CHEERIOS x 4 4 ' believes. Cinnamon Rolls Sara lee Pound Cake LONGGIAa _ _ CkoiL Late Model Ideally work surface heights would be changeable so that a CAROLINA RICE X S3' USED CARS kitchen will fit more than one GOODS [)[ n SAVE MORE ON owner. F . C I f . I I [ Top Prices Paid One man who built an all- Iter AU MbIcm ! electronic house designed the ul­ FRESHBAKE-KING SIZE ^4taM^SlaJU^^^Au^6 timate in kitchen cabinets for vri I nw I ih r R K H WASHED CARTER CHEVROLET his under-5-foot wife, j^ h e i XI HA DHV pushed buttons to bring the wmte Bread ONIONS :s,o«.oa 5 4 9 ° SPINACH C O ., tN C . cabinets down to her level. GARDEN m S H i V * * ASSORTED - LOW CALORIE GREEN BEANS 4 X ^ 1 °'’ PIZZA PIE 1229 Main SL Elsewhere in the show .spon­ i.ib . TASTY TREAT _ _ STOUTFER Phodo 649-5238 sored by the American Institute BOSTON LETTUCE neo. 19^ FRUIT DRINKS Arrid Deodorant of Kitchen Dealers, were new 4-oz. Chicken Sara Lee 6 5 ^ Macaroni a Beef i-abinets—decorative wood-tone loaves ^ ' 7 ___.host o« 5 8 07 designs over colortul plastic, VINE RIPENED FLA.-SEEDLESS doors with removable colored GRAND UNION insets and new appliances, NANCY LYN N -C IN N AM O N S A U S A G E O * ORE-IDA SHOESTRING cleaning systems and structural Tomatoes Grapefroit NORMAL RRT OR RUT _ _ ideas. RAISIN BUNS CiiaT«ul> pkg. Many kitchen appliances were NANCY LYN N -G O LD OR M A M U Waffles Petatees BRECK SHAMPOO X 4 9 ° in copper and gold tones and al­ YHKU S A I - BUCK most all cabinets shown were POUND CAKE RING 8 9 ° t wood or wood-tone in browns, NANCY LYNN ^ ■OUPO) CREME RINSE X 4 9 ' smoky blues or pickled. Oount- FIRAA-RED RIPE PINK OR WHITE 3 i o o PtRTOtSn COOOl STROP ertop colors ranged from pow­ French Crumb Cake X 4 r der blue to raspberry. NANCY LYNN-COUNTRY STYLE W n j) BERRY X 4 9 * WHITE BREAD " 4 9 ° RIG. OR s u m rw The ^vTjo/f- fomlly T V EXTRA ST AMPS W ITH PURCHASE o r NANCY LYNN Woman's Day Encyclopedia of Cookery MODESS A 7 5 ' aspberries hicken a oodles m t O U U M J I U T WELDON’S *> LEMON or PINEAPPLE PIE RED R 33*^ C N ' 6 9 r STMimUT/CIOCOUR _ ^ cOSTA VASELINE X 31* MULTIPLE VOI.1 VOI.2 HERSHEY Sundaes X 5 9 ' SANDWICHES A 8 9 " VITIMINS

ONE-A-DAY IT'AiT WB T*l^lTfYSjACO ‘Vslaaea Is tbs rsglstsrsR TM St ths H eberiata YOU JUST GET MORE AT GRAND UNION! IS,” ” Patsat Oorp.” 2 . 9 8 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., FEI. lit. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.^ honu oi /■ PR K iS IF F K T IV i THRU SAT., F U . 1 it. W I R f SiRVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIIS. WELDON DRUG CO. Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West^^Tripk-S Redemption Center 180 Market Square,' Newkifftoa It.f MAIN MRIIT Open Friday Nights to 9— AH Redemption Centers Closed Mondays Manchester Paritade, M i d ^ -liirnirike. West— Tripk-S Redemption Center 180 Market Squaie Newkurton DRUG COMPANY Open Friday Nights to 9— AD Redemption Centers Closed Mondays 7Hn Main St— MB-RS» ■ . J .

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;ni^riRiglit”-N O FAT ADDED! Edltor’a Note: ^ Generally, he spoke to the AP , Political Writor Jack Bell point, dli^laylr.g fundamental has covered prestdenUal affairs knowledge of the problems for the pMt quarterrcentu^. In preeelng upon him. -TOP 0* BOnOM ROUND To the younger generatiaa the foUowing story Bell gives Nixon Is not as homespun as it’s a story In a history book. TV> his impressions of opening 'pres- Truman, not as Imposing as El- millions of others, it Was a nsr- l*fa PretenS . India to Calling Many Choices idential news'conferences from eenhower, rot as eloquent as er to be foigotten spisods whkdi A t E a s e Spring T» Tifeje, Q^lng It Into M CROSS RIB ROAST Ttis bells o t "Sam a” are ring­ For ttiat special Valentine fo r Harry ’Truman’s flrat encounter John F. Kennedy and not as helped turn the tide of war. And your kitchen. U F T THE LATCH friend and foe try either FAIR­ with newsmen in April IMS to pedagogic as Johnson. ing at TOUR GIFT OAU.ERT it happened only 25 yeai* ago. ou t Shop, 977 Main 8t., haa WAY, East Center St. or Main President Nixon’s naitlonally tel- instead, he 1s the well-tumed- at WATKDre, 9W Mata St. Tlie Especially For Baby The time was Novenfosr IMt, framed gourmet prints In St. ’Ibeir selection Is Uie most evised and broadcast session out, practical politician-lawyer. and the place was the small at­ luscious c«i at both FAIRWAT6, East ‘1. ■ conference elnoe entering the the garish old Indian Treaty of four new stamps has been Is­ Wme with new mugs. They can with a combination of saversd Center and Main St. stores. White House was over, one part­ room of the Executive Office sued by the Gilbert and Ellice i l l l i S P be had In sets or UuUvidually— kinds for an harmonious rlnc- icipant was overheard to say ot building where he held out for Islands. The three cents Okiwb a unusual, ssjblle designs. Out Each one is labeled with its hls- Your “ Hang Up” Monday’s 28-minute session: eight years, Eisenhower had a chart of the Tarawa Atoll with add to your drinking pleasuio. tory and significance. Fasdnat- If it’s antiquing, there’s a new “When you’ve seen one presi­ Betlo Islet, the location of the To further liuiTy spring along,’ Ing! Things hectic? ’Try using .prixluot ihat’s really ’tough’, turnout of 2M at Ms Initial Feb dential press conference, you’ve 17, 1968 session. main battle. Marines wading LIFT THE LA’TCH has “ Moun­ incense to really set a rdaxing JOHNSON’S PAINT CX>., 72S seen them all.’’ ashore from landing craft The Nixon audience was big­ with Young Turkeys tain Greenery,’’ in wall vases, atmosphere. YOUR GIFT Mjaln St., has “Aooent’’ a new Not exactly true, of course. shells bursting around them f ger than Kennedy’s 418 at the centerpieces, candle holders and QALLERY has new Exotic In- craft spray paint. It comes in a The man, the questlone and an­ adorn the 10 cents. The 16 esnta new State Department Audito­ l«l flower arrangements for your cense to give your home a de- range of opaque cotors that can swers are different. But some­ lllustratee battle scenes on Betlo ‘SspM^IUgftt*’ M '\ r r rium on Jan. 26, 1961. Upward “Super-Right** j i z h living room. ’The flowers are lightful fresh fragrance. There be used on any mxrfaoe. To how the basic problems seem itself. The 35 cents features tbs of 200 crowded Into Truman’s Freslly 0riHi«i springtime gay and fresh — is Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Anise, achieve .a transparent tone use the eame since Harry Truman raising of the U.8. flag and the planting box of petunias, a bowl Balsam and Mystic Flower of ’’Aooent Tlnln’’. There is office for his first. O.S.D.A. Inspected in to 20 lbs i stood behind his Oval Room Union Jack simultaneously on A r t $iK| FioktgB India. The scent of incense gives “Orydal Cear Olaxe’’ a finish 6RADEA of daisies, or a flower-wreathed desk on April 17, IMS to face the The technicid arrangements adjacent palm trees. Na candlestick will give your home one a sense of calm orderly re- coat that not only preserves but \ / '\v; ; i l i i i press for his first news confer- '*'**'® different, the faces In the atoo gives an Sluaion o f depth. a ‘'spring’’ feeling. Now Is the laxed living. Try it! ence. - crowd had changed, but some­ The San Diego IntematlMial time to get rid of dull winter, To top It o l t use "Antiquing f The presidential window on how the burdens o t the presiden­ Philatelic ExhfUtlon (8ANDI- TASIY COMBINAflOMI < with fresh new ideas from U F T Foam’’ to put an antique finish cy echoed the same theme One Only!! the W D rid had no television eye PEX) scheduled July 16-20 will THE LATCH! Go in and be In­ over any paint. For staining probably be the largi^ philatel­ SLICID BIIF SLICID spired! MARLOW’S, 837 Main St. has wood there Is “Foam Stain.” then. The chief execuUve cwdd ***« “P«** be quoted directly only with Ms decades. ic event ever held in the Far vacuum ibottles by Tliermoe at One can very quickly create I specific permission. Nixon talked o f the Paris ef­ West. The occasion )s the 200th Fresh Brisket WUl You Make U half price!! A regular $2.00 pint tole and decoupege—give styro­ forts to end ttw Vietnam war, anniversary of the city. LIVER BACON Through to spring? Have you Thermos for .99. They are put- The omnipresent TV camera foam beauty, make plaster look just as Johnson diacussed the PrioelcM stamp diqdayw from reached a mid-winter low? Go ting a limit of one to a customer Is new and the ground rules dif­ Bonoltss Beef _ ^ like bronze, ceramic clay look growing seriousness of the situ­ Great Britain, the Nefoerlands, “Siper- Sweetiste to SC H U LTZ Beauty Salon, to allow more people to profit ferent but the window stilt opens ------, Front klln-fircd and decorate papier ation In South Vietnam and Tru­ Belgium, Luxembourg, New Right" Irand comer of Oak and Cottage *>y this 'valiU saving. out on war, just as It did then. I STRAISHT CUTS 0 9 if * Cuts mache In truly professional Standing before a lone micro- man Ms hopes of ending war Zealand, Australia, Spain, Por­ Quiity Streets and have an all new ------style. Using a combination of 1 lb. pkg. I l0» I lb. phone, flanked on each side l>y *l"’®'>8h the UWted Nations, tugal, Republic o f China and "Pivot Point’’ haircut and a Blue to for Olrls! these craft sprays one can be portraits of George and Martha Kennedy Laos posed a cri- many other countries will be «c- 79 permanent to give It body. Start ^ ______. truly creative, JOHNSON has It. MUted. the new season now with a “new Turquoise that Is. PBBK-A- Waahlngton caught In the glare 8166 "Accent.” of TV lights, Nixon spoke with- lo tio n plagued all five pres- Tasty Pickin’s—Fresh Produce! Quarter Lein Sliced 8-18 you.’’ TWs cut gives a swirl of- BOUmQUB, next to the State India has issued two new and Large Bologna, Pickle A Pimento, Luxury or Veal Loaf feet to your hair, a gay youth- Theatre haa turquoise bracelets out tx>te8. Idents. Ught Up Your Ute! Interesting stamps. A 20 piastre laab PMkagt BaatalM ful look to take with you to *" dainty designs, really 2070 He dispensed with the often- Truman had hopes that the Choose from Osntemporary, . j . a honors the 21st International r f , I to II ehtpa. spring. Try an appointment at unusual 'in blue set In silver. employed opening statement ®*^tton Woods conferexwe Colonial, or Traditional styles. * record of elt. onfl fAAl vm m v an/1 m iv Nixon’s debut was a generally *w«*8:et was bolan ^. Kennedy meeting was ever held in an Rlnduarters ing rings are contrastingly lasge ^^afS9.7?^ o ^ far, color chart, stitch illustrRtions. Aaian country. The dealgn •w m - Sausage Meat Rraai rell No. 8166 with PHOTMUlOE is in New ® ^ ™ and the silver setting carries SEND 504 la oalas far lach pattani eolemn affair. It was reHeveiJ' firm in a" com-mitment " * to Tarkey Legs WItk P in t of Rack Sizes 8 to 18, bust 31 Vi to 40. Size 10, for $38.00, a special price. A 2 8 i Are You Ready? but the dainty feminine design ta iaclada first-clast aniliag. only by a somewhat worn presl- John- 32Vi bust, 2 % yards of 4^inch; con­ new lamp for every room Is dentlal loim shmit tumltig on *0" spoke of a $103 billion budg- iG-U official emblem. Anofoer 30 WESTERN^ i n n “SiMr-Rifhr Ail Best 1 ». trast IVk yards. For spring, that is. Are your Ttila'jewelry Is lovely and the KveSne ‘**"**®* J®** »*>out tu piastre commemorates the 400th “Ssper-RIght" modest price makes It douWy ggj th^Whlte House lights, et and promised to work dill- f lE S I CRISP beaA Skinless (2 Ik. pkg. 1.15) pkg. SEND 8 » IR coiRS ftr Rxh RRtttrR " s r o y l* ” , dingy, dull? gently to keep It lower. anniversary of the Oochln Syna­ Franks Ry Tks Pleei to iRCittdt fIrSt-CiRSS RMiliRt. PAUL’S PAINT SUPPLY. 645 interesting. For a Valentine -g- • 19986 TTiere was none of the Mueber- ■XO * Liverwarst iH inviiiu* iiiM-siaH zHiiinK. friat Naaia, ASkan win ZIP'coai ssS The wheel turns but the old gogue. The design features an f k ^ Sun Buinntte MtiinhnBfnr Mialn St. has "Silky’’, an a«ry- 'pretty" peek in at FEEK-A- LU C TU ird* Ing of Truman or o f the coffee Bveniiw Hamid, lUR ATH. OF Styla Naatar. familiar boulders change little. Interior view of the temple. AWpUOAL inw YORK. N.T. Uc, latex paint—easy to epfdy— BOUnQUE! Only 504 . . . the new '69 Spring & chat atmosphere o t Johnson’s FLORIDA— lAST TO FEEL non streaking — laaUng colors, Summer ALBUM! Naw CUSTOM COLLEC­ unscheduled first news meeting rvifiamet fwacav. Na«t, naori Merasi witR ZIP cooi, suit «ven white stays wMte — wash- TION designs, as-well as our regular Dec. 7, 1963 wiOi 25 WMte House SLIGHT ERROR ANNUAL FESTIVAL EXTRA Famous for Dependability! A'^P-Priced for Thrift! Namatr... Mi.. tin. resistant to oracking. features and free directions for 3 regulars around his desk. Caailai aaxt waak Today in History itemsi CLOVERPCHIT, Ky. (AP) — Temple Oranges LAR6E Mk new Look at your rooms. Think soft There was no attempt to NEW DELHI (AP) —An dd- ONE PIECE. Ideal pick-up-and-carry This Ohio River community i * yo**ow, green, bone white. Do it matidi 'the Kenneijy wit. niere erly Brahmin neazly fainted a m - easy way with By the Associated Press school to aid the blind, the stitching! Simple designs — unusual v iiten he was accused of running holds an annual Sacajawea Fes­ FINE QUALin wardtol eapyl was clear avoidance of Eisen­ "SUky." Spring can come soon­ • Today Is Wednesday, Jan. 29, Seeing Eye, was founded in quilts — String of Beads, daln^ ap- an unauthorized meat shop. tival to honor the Sbosbonl In­ plique; Sister’s Choice, a pieced star- hower’s tortured syntax. Yellow Onions IDEAL FOR SLICING **.r Tuna Fish er! the 29th day of 1969. ’There are • Nashville, Tenn. "Ehr, punish m e for whtdever dian girl who, with her huSMnd, In 1936, the first five men like motif! Pattern pieces, directions — guided the Lewis and Clark ex­ 336 days left In the year. For one who has seen five you like, but don’t accuse me of CRURR IVk n . 12 quilts. Q112-504 i copy! pedition through the Northwest Today’s Highlight In History named to the baseball Hall of presldento steel their nerves meat-BelUng,’ ’ the Brahmin WESTERN R K A w jn r WRin Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., against the presumed dragons in the earty 1606s. rib. V UR 39* Qn this date in 1949, Britain pleaded to the judge. "I have Red Delicious Apples ______werh Ty Cfobb, Walter Johnson, ‘Of!’3 fftl.0 0 granted de facto recognition to of the pren ^ the first time, never touched meat to my Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth ORAL ANTISEFTiO MOUTHWASH— MVE lOa Israel. 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9 j a m TWENi'Y-a n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2$, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 PAGfi TivENTY-sieviaf TBE Herald Angle Red Hot Shooting Tribe Buffalo Looking Ahead Dallas Selects Hill •y NEW HAVEN, Conn. The 6-foot-8, 216-pound HUl PINNETTES — Doris Ritter a Walter Cemp AlI-AmsrfM can run the 40-yard dash — the EARL YOST 214-602, Dottle Peterson 202-646, (A P)—'Two coHegiate foot­ award with 21 other top col­ time used by professional scouts RonMe Newberry 478, Rose legiate playeri, ball stars with (Tonnecticut to measure a player’s explosive­ HUl’s backfield teammate Bri­ Pastula 479, Wanda Kaselauskas ties have been tagged by ness—In an exceUent 4.6 slc- 176-489. an Dowling did not make the Where I N d They Get That Name? « Captures Third Straight Roy professional teams — both onds. first seven seleotlOD roonds. aoddsTd ing Simpson Brandt noted that HUl scored However, toe outstanding Tale Would you say that the hame selected for the new aounn CHURCH — Bill Chapman 186- from the National Football 16 touchdowns, caught 26 passes PmwUv League. quarteiback, who has bean ham­ town-operated and maintained ski slope off Hercules By DEAN YOST starting center Steve Rancher 17 straight foul shots before ManUiester plays home again BsMy* 861, Tiny Bonham 146-189—0)2, and threw four touchdown pass­ NEW YORK (AP) — first rotmd—Leroy Keyes of $600,000 he rq>ortedly wonts to Yale’s outstanding halfback, pered by injuries through Ms Dr.—^Nortiiview Ski Slope—came from the bottom of played hie beat defenatve game Dave Ware missed with 4 ;42 Friday night as Hall High via- TMs time nine linemen wete Ed Ralih 861, Jim Siriannl 160- es last season. ’’Calvin could red hot Manchester The Buffalo Bills, hoping Purdue by Philadelphia, Lorry sign. selected In the first round— 379, Chortle McCarthy 188 Sam Calvin HUI, waa selected in even kick field goals If we asked record-breaking college career, the banrd? If you did, I wholeheartedly agree. The grabbing 24 rebounds and con- left to go in the game. Platt Ks. IT 87 TotalB to turn pro football’s worst Smith of ETorida by Los An­ ”'1 haven’t heard of that pai^ U ttle 867 BUI Wood 188-866, BUI Tuesday’s first round by toe Mm, but that is not toe reason still has a chance to be picked. Nortdiview ^ area happens to be located in the south­ High basketball team eas- t^butlng seven potato. Back- shot Si per cent from the fMd R was a big night all around S em en (M> tackles George Kunx of Notre record into one of its b^t, geles, Ron Johnson of Michigan U(nilar figure, (snd I don’t be­ Gees 862, Pete Aoeto 146-863, Dallas (fowboya. we drafted him.” west section of Manchester. And Northview has as ily defeated Platt High of court wW* Ken Tedford put the and 44 per cent from the line. as the local jayvees trimmed Tocler by Cleveland and Calvin Hill of lieve that is it,” reiSled toe man Dame by Philadrt^ia, Rufus Tony Kyasky of Syracuse, much appeal, to th*« witter, a a ------"It was a tremendous team Ball, 78-44 to square their rec­ Knooc k>oked ahead to signing John Acefto 852, Phil Chase 863. HUI was delighted with Ms Meriden last night at the game out o< reach in the sec- Tale by Dallas. who smashed the major college Mayes of Ohio State by CMoago whose parents live In Anaonla, Announcement Dne ord at 6-4. Jim McGee (19), O.J. Simpson today while future, saying he was ’’sure a oa*. 1*0 matter wliat tomorrow, bacausa we don’t and quarter as he popped in effort and the team was emo­ i X r t 8mMfa was one of tores Loe rushing record last season by and Dave Foiey of Ohio State by waa drafted in the fifth of seven Clarke Arena by a score of Dave Wholly (11) and Jack H d- UOrshaU they and 25 other teams FIOBAL — Dawn Black 206, happy to be picked by Dallas. BOSTON (AP) — BiUy Sulli­ naana waa aalactad, there woiSd, i^ave a commlaaioner, the play- four quick baskets and opened tionally up for the game,” com­ •Angeles choices In toe opening gaining LfOO yar^. toe New York Jets; defensive rounds by the New Orieans "I’ll play anywhere they want ik (10) paced the winners. Ejrlintoii completed the two-day Janet Anderson 160-466, Jeon Saints. van, president of the Boston Pa­ no doobt, be aome repercua- 0|.g threatenliig to strike 77-60. A small crowd of 400 am 11-podnt lead. mented (Manchester Gooch Jtan JOUertek round, toe ot^ieis being s[HH end '"niey want to got tola settled tackles BIH StanflU of Georgia to to play but i^nter.” but Nocthviow, yipes! and even t)ie umpires arc Morlaity. "The starting Ave Bf*aoheft«r Fleck draft of college players. Jim Seymour of Notre Dalne ArchambauU 466. triots of the American Football saw the Indians up their OOIL Plaitt do>«m by as mamy as 20 p B F PU Nontatron quickly, and that U how I feel, by Miami, Rl'CMe Moore of Vil­ “ Hill is a great aUilete—he Kyasky said last weekend he * * * threatening to strike.” . . . Six played an excellent game, and 1 Ware 2 3-4 7 Ram sey Ttie Bills, whoM 1-12-1 record and tight end Bob Klein of too. OocuSi John Raudi wants to h(Ui a chance to a super star,” mark to 6-0 and season stand­ points, never gave up and 1 04) 2 lanova fay Green Bay, Joe would prefer to play with one of League, said Tuesday that Ms years ago, BIU Veeck said that when Rasoher got into foul 8 May ecuned them toe right to draft Southern California, while HUl talk football right away. His GOP WOMEN — Eleanor ings at 6-6. Platt dropped to 4-6 pressed Mandiester, cauisbig the 8 l^ o r d 6 1-3 18 Totais IB 12 M Greene of North Texas State by said (fowboy personnel director the New York teams, If he had club arould announce a new Veeck Makes Pitch baseball would expand with dl trouble, John QtngUa came in 8 Raecher a 1-1 7 first Tueoday, mlected Slmpoon, was one of two Ivy League play- idea is to get togetoer wHh me Crafts 467, Jan Leonard 480, Gil Brandt. ”We were surprised and 7-6 over-all. It was Man­ locals to throw aiway mamy 6 quR#na 1 1-1 8 Pittsburgh and Art Thoms of any choice In the matter. The head coach by toe end of the "Ky goal,” tiatle • necked vtsions in each league. Many and played a fine defensive Blnubsry (68) and both parties promptly ®** to be taken, toe other being right a'way to go over plans for Ceoile Ray 460, Pat Foastrom he waa still available.” Hill’s chester's third straight win. passes In the late stages of the a Mailer 4 06 14 Syracuse by Oakland, guard Syracuse defensive back was In week. Mike Nolovak was fired *lrt-wearbw Bin Veeck report- said ho was crasy. Baseball, tor gam e,” Morlaity 'Continued to a Kleman 11 7-6 36 agreed they anticipated no trou­ quarterback Mhrty Demies of next year. He won’t talk busi­ 182-468. selection came 24to. New Haven Saturday to receive game. Rico BuccUU's fine ball 1 Jenlolni 0 M 2 Pope John Shlnners of Xavier and de­ from the job earUer tots month. • ad, “ la to have a laoe In which the uninformed, wUl have dlvl- Never behind in the contest, malhelTner ble In reaching an agreement. Columbia, who now belongs to ness, just football.” control eneUed Platt to get give praise to Us team. fensive end Fred Dryer of iW ■ there are eight fillies on eight sl*mal play Starting this season the Bidlans jumped off to a ai Totala as 21-28 77 Luther " I think we’U be able to sign Sem Diego. It’a up to owner Wilson to talk quick 6-0 lead, paced by the many Inside shots. Mike Get- Hitting his highest point pro­ PUM (M) iUlDlntyre him all right,” Buffalo owner Diego State by toe New York : flUiee with »10,000 green atamps both leagues . . . Steve B l^ B F PU FVM Quarterback Greg Cook of business, 'an d Wilson said he shooUng of Bob Kleman and the man, the star in their last meet­ duction of^the year. Bob IQer- P Ralph WUeon sold. Giants. • tor Uie winner. You know how the PltWburgh Pirates, who a OoMen 0 1-3 1 Stoecker Cincinnati also was drafted in thought he and his prize would ball handling of Brian Maher. ing, was held to only six points, nan pumped in 28 polnta while 8 Beaudry 2 2-8 6 lOcNeHl Two other early flietxround . the women go for atampa.” The won 18 and lost six games last a BuccUll a 6-S 10 "I don’t contemplate any trou­ the first round, by the Cincin­ ogree to terms soon, perhaps in choices were split end Ron Sell­ Ihe visitors fought de^>eratdy way below hds season average, a Bmdy 2 (M) 4 Totals 14 / ■ former m ajor league beaabaU a ea so^ w M a < H s ^ hit In his BookvUIe ble in oomlng to terms,” said nati Bengals, but AU-Amerir toe Catholic fell prey to a bus- own total to 26. B alger POWER CUSHION kloked around sport-shirt Bill figura, was accompanied by two Weaver, as the tiring Eagles loaUig cause, netting 81 points. Boenoei- Rolls to Fifth The visiting quinitet turned on found it Impossible to keep up — who prefers being called of his sons. In oil, more than Buzzards, Wayne Gagnan had 33 tling Weaver crew, 85-61, Weaver (85) Fisher the prassure In toe second Zenl Bunhead — has no chance of 40 Mhncheeter men were pres- to lead aU scorers and Bob Gag. night before a home wlth their speedy adversaries. P B F Pta John non added 17. quarter, with a full court press Hot outside shooting, combined 3 Love 1 0-1 2 - Straight Win bektg named baseball’s com- ent. . . Gold Key recipient Sam crowd of 1,200. It was the third 0 WilBon a 3-1 9 TUBELESS TIRES defense that forced many turn­ Toial* 18 IB 61 missioner. Hyman recaBed Us days in WEST SIDE PEE WEE with fast breaking tactics in toe 8 HoUtday 6 46 Id straight defeat for the locals overs in their favor. Matthews closing minutes spelled doom 4 MEUthowB 18 7-8 31 (Connecticut coUeglate basket­ Veeck who cuitbared on excel- Manchester when he once pitch- Standings 1 BroNm 0 10 1 V loal Tech after 11 wins, while the Hart­ paced the scoring with a 12-point for toe home five, as a tight ball met with a split In fortune lent book, “Veeck as in Wreck,” ed two fuH seasons and didn’t W. L. 3 Lambert 6 86 IS F Pta ford squad registered its 10th total Just In the second period, Beaver defense rendered toe lo­ 3 StiiiBon 6 84 18 Btrubell is too smart, knows too much lose a g^une. “Some of my Norman’s 7 1 1 Hemteeeey 0 00 0 'Noflol Tuesday night as Central Con­ LOOK! victory against three losses. and toe Jobtmy-come-lately cals helpless. Generous about baseball, to he the top greatest days in baseball were Herald Angels 4 4 necticut marked off its 14th The usually slow starting Ea- Weaver squad was on toe up- Kennedy and Barry led the IB Totals 33 31-38 86 Low ery dog. The chjb owners want spent In Manchester. The people Pagani’s 3 6 Baat Catholic (67) Botmer straight win and Southern also gles had toeto best first qmtrter swing, scoring for toe losers, with 18 MucMe someone, like Gen. Bill Eckert, out there gave m e enough Nasslff’a 2 6 P B F Pta won, but Fairfield was smother­ of toe season, outscortog toe ConditlonB remained much toe and 17 points respectively. Also 4 Kennedy 7 40 18 Quty 7 . 7 5 x 1 4 $ 2 5 . 0 0 whom they can use as a figure- money to go to college.” One 4 Barry 0 17 Pearaoii ed by the Invading VUHmoVa visitors, 26-12. The trend ibegan same after the break and Carl In double figures were' Socha 55 Last night Pagant Barbers 4 Kearns 4 24 11 Gectenmrlcs team. head wtoile they caU the shots. Us former teammates with to reverse In the secemd period, Lambert finally put too Beavers with 14 and Kearns with 11 4 SochA 7 0-a 14 am Taiklng with Veeck before the Manchester team in the dropped Nassiff Arms into the 3 Rowley 0 4-4 4 Andeen Central’s victory was typical OFF 8 . 2 5 X 1 4 however, as toe Beavers netted ®ut In front with a lay-up as points. cellar by handing them a 28- 1 ^iKley 1 1-1 1 Wolfe but It was not easy. The state 2 7 . 0 0 dinner, be tot ig> a cigarette and >>y Herman 26 points to East’s 18. Comii^ * showed on the clock. Weav- East Catholic resumes league <1 sulthnw 1 04) a was lookto* around several Bronkle, wes Sam Massey. The 18 defeat. John Sloan and Mike Totala ai 67 coUege team squeezed out a Czajka virlth 12 and eight polnta ^ half. East sUll held er gained as much aa a five- action Friday in a homostand REG. 21 Totais 36 17-36 87 Oovealry (46) 78-71 win ovgjT StonehUl playing minutes later for an asfa tray. •*****■ ^aa present to see the a slim, six point lead, but 8 . 5 5 X 1 4 I offered to get one. southpaw get his gold key .. . respectively, led the winners, Orouu on toe Brockton, Maas., court. 2 9 . 0 0 couldn’t restrain its speedy foes, o 1 . 1 n I .si. II n J Blaset ”No. That’s not necessaiy,” sldebums are quite proml- while Clem McGeown (6), Russ Cha4>pel Central sophomore Bto Rea­ PRICE! who finished with a spe^cular SCtlOlOStlC BaSKetOall KOUndUp Norton (6) and Bob QuagUa (4) Reraoohi ves scored 28 polnta for toe btcei plui 2.20 fe 2.57 Fed. Eidis Tex he shot back. With that he lifted atUetes fourth stanzaofan'va tofra putT\ipf the_^ViA p— TVeok Us right ante’ leg, flicked the ^ 8p«key Lyle of the Borton played well In a losing (»use. Hladky game Mgh, four of those polnta test far out of teach. Ounnlnzham coming in toe last minute. aahes In a one Inch hole In hto John Socha opened the scoring FKranas MeanwMle, at toe New Haven wooden leg. “I’m never caught for the locals with a two-polnt- Season’s Top Cage Showing Totals 33 11 66 arena ViUanova’a defense throt­ SAVE on these Newest Ektra Narrow Whitewalls short,” be said. "Every tow ^ \ J er, seconds after the Jump. days I dean it out. to shear them oflV per an Amerl- West Stars, tled Fairfield whUe Its offense Weaver’s Fred Matthews follow­ Boltoa (TS) 8(K>red 52 per cent of the Veeck lost toe leg after be- ed with a field goal, toe first of Muro floor shots in the 66-46 victory. ing wounded with the Marines With Barry, his 31 point tally on the game. Brings Bolton Cherished Win Mortensen Fairfield’s 37 per cent was a In World War H. Roaer Horse Sense Flast jumped to a 7-4 lead, via a Bsvler crucial factor In the loss, its MIDDLETOWN — Vlnal Tech and Here's Another Great Tire Value! “Hie difference’ between win­ hoop__ ^ by Captain______Mike Kennedy^ Recording its finest ^4 points led Bacon and Skip Sastarcuche eighth In fourteen games. The " I ’ve been to a few banquets Down E ast Oi^Kdcetlelt ning and toeing,” Veeck quip­ and*^a three*^polnt play by John achievenjent of the 1968-69 Johnsttm added 17. rode Kevin Muckle’s 23 points Stags tried to maintain control ped, “ Is eating.” due to my horse, not because of LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Barry. basketball season last night souwi Wi n d s o r — Picking to a OCX) win over hapless Cov­ Totals 36 33 78 of the baU to capitalize on * a * my athletic sklllo,” ex-boxer entry High. Vtaal, 4-6 in the con­ Bacon (M) 3 9 . AMI M il ES OFMAIANniDTIUliriAinilSUnTMi “ My knee Is fine,” says Rick The Beavers came on strong, was Bolton High. The Bull- eighth conference win every shot. The shooting per­ " iA fV W IfU iiE S CUAIANniMAIMnAUROAOHAZAlMl Pete Fuller, and now millionaire Barry. “It’s my body that’s In however, and temporarily halt- nlavinir without the • “K^***®* defeats. South Wind- ference and 4-7 over-all, had Johnston Smoke Rings owner of Dancer's Image and Cdwairdson centage shows the strategy did bad shape.” ed Eagle scoring, while taking sor smothered Somers In a ccmplete oontred of the g a m e .(Dvian!____ not work. Calvin Murjtoy, who helped '"“ ‘V *’“®® said Showing the effects of a the lead themselves. 10-7, half- ® ® NOCC contest. The Bobcats, 11- The loss was Coventry’s sixth w'UMams Southern Connecticut played eliminated Bast OatooUc High showing a short film of rolled to their fifth straighit win, 2 ovre-all, handed Somers 11th month long layoff because of an way fthrough toe quarter. Tim in a row and their llto of the iJifer to an easy 74-60 win over Leh­ a 78-69 conquest of Bacon defeat in 13 starta. Terry 9tod- in toe State doss A Basketball *^® Dancer’s races ... "A Injury, the Oakland superstar seosexn. The Patriots are 1-9 In Davis man. Tournament three years ago ^ thinga have happened wasn’t miich help, but Ws West Academy. dard took scoring honors away the league. Totala with Norwalk High, reported he t® "le nothing aa as Scholastic Basketball 05 19 POLYESTER CORD team still captured the second South Windsor High romped from teammate Tom Roy can------waa upeet at hot being named Gold Key winner Jimmy over Somers, 87-38, In. a NOCX3 nlng 24 points while Roy settled annual American Basketball As­ Hartford 89, New Britain 86 to too U.S. Olympic basketball J-'®® Waterbury said. “ It’s contest, Ellington High posted f^r 23. Steve Tozier popped In Queen Crowning sociation All-Star Game Tues­ Bristol Eastern 81, Wethers­ team last year. “Every practice great to be honored going out a non-loop success over Smith 12 points tor Somers. Ohio State^ Frank McGuire day night, defeating the Blast field 50 3-RING TUBELESS game that I played In, we won,” l*ke this.” The key dinner, over 133-127. High, 66-61, Simsbury High nip­ Seen Highlight he said at Monday’s Gold Key the years, has always been a Oonard 00, Windham 60 ped RockvUle High, 68-67, and SIMSBURY — The clock ran Dinner . . . Handsome Moe highlight in the lives of the re- ■ "It’s hard to say whether we Maloney 89, Hall 78 Vlnal Tech defeated Coventry ****1 Rockville staged a late Make News in College Play In Skate Meet Drabowsky, a CJhlcago stock clplents. . . Next year’s dinner would have won any bigger with Bloomfield 87, Plalnvllle 64 67-66 in a OOC game. fourth period rally to suffer its WHITEWALLS Ohio State and South Caro- Roche. The officials, Reggie broker In the off-season, said he Is expected to be staged In New Rick in good shape,” said Alex N'cwlngton 67, Glastonbury 43 BOLTON — Bolton played defeat in 14 starts this year, SEATTLE (AP) — Ttie Hannom, Barry’s coach and Una’s Frank McGuire made the Copeland and Bobby Block, • WIDEILDEEPBt TREAD.. . BMwtraeHeR was glad baseball “doesn’t start Haven. .Middletoiwn' 88, Southington 69 deliberate ball and without toe Simsbury overcame a nine-point TIME FOR A NIP—As long as Elizabeth Tim'ko, 18 months old, has her pre- crowning of a succesor to pretty also the coach o f the West team. Cromwell 96, East Hampton services of high-s(X>ring Brian first half deficit to go ctoead. big noise In college basketball warned Mm three times they Peggy Fleming as queen of • REVEI&M0U>IN6...Ceelwniniiina«fcB "At Oakland, we’ve been win­ 47 Welz and Pete Hanson handed The Rams had numerous oppor- Tuesday night. But while the would stop the game if he didn’t «a AAiittvAootA««n Southeastern Conference of­ day. The Rose Bowl game, which Champion of toe United ■0.(243) NhU ■0(3U2 Knicks Receive Lift The West team didn’t shoot Weaver 86, East Catholic 07 Ing 33-19 edge at halftime after 4-9 seostm record, ficials handed the ball to Flori­ KMI well, and couldn’t hold on to Wilson 69, Bristol Central 62 holding Bacon to seven points STORRS — Ellington was gained OMo State’s football da State’s Jeff Hogan, who Barbara Jo Ru bin States, the world and toe Olym- *19.37 Him *25.37 leads that it built up several Northwest CJathollc 61, Xavier in toe second eight minutes. The paced by the fine shooting of team toe national champlon- made both shots, and declared pl(». Miss Fleming abdicated times. With 3:30 to play, toe 48 Bulldogs led after three periods, Qjurt Harned which enabled sMp, is history, but the sweet the game over. all these thrones by turning From Injured Stars smidl of success has rubbed off profeaslocud. IEU2S.3) KI.S31.97 West had a 16-polnt margin, but St. Thomas Aquinas 67, Pul­ 65-39, and then held on tor their the Knlghto to pick up their The Gamecock coach refused on the 12th-ranked basketball Flfteenryear-old Janet Lynn of TNRlt asm the Blast whittled It to three aski 64 final margin. fifth win against six defeats. comment but Florida State’s Rockford, HI., is expected to *2a37 >26.97 N'EW YORK (A P )—Some 19,000 New York fans with 69 seconds remaining. South Catholic 102, Penney 74 Don Roser played his best The loss was Smith’s eightli in Buckeyes. Paced by Dave So­ Hugh Durham called toe offi­ renson’s 80 points, they upeet Wins First Race give Tina' Noyes of Colorado crowded Madison Square Garden Tuesday night, but “If we hadn’t made that cru­ Windsor Locks 73, Windsor 64 game so far for Bolton, con- 12 starts. Harned led all scor- ciating “that of a typical seventh-ranked Illinois 76-67 €ind bara Jo wore blue and wMte use toe whip,” Barbara Jo said. Springs a spirited 'battle for the 735x14 ■0.(2137 ■0(3313) ail their screaming didn’t spur on the Knicks as much cial error In front of our bench, St. Thomas Seminary 69, tributing 29 points wMIe Bob ers with 22 points and B ob game.” Sixteen fouls were N ASSAU , Bahamas took toe Big Ten lead by a half­ silks and pig tails. The 109-pound, lA-year-oId ex­ title. Miss Noyes has been run­ 1IM5 as two big men in the front row, one with a bad back we might have pulled it out,” FTlnce Tech 86 Muro had 19 and Gary Morten- Tedford hit 14 points. Bud Clark called against Carolina and 18 (AP)-—Barl^ra Jo Rubin 73STIS *22.37 *28.37 game over Idle Purdue. Breaking from the number ercise glrl-tumed jockey won by ner-up to Queen Peggy tor tour and one with a broken ankle. said Kentucky's Gene Rhodes, St. Paul’s 58, Laurelcrest 49 sen 13 points. Tom Evans with had 16 for tile losers. on Florida State. “ I’m disap­ has created more interest two position In the five-furlong three lengths. Fly Away, a of the pa^ five years and beat FREE MOUNTING! With Phil Jackson and Cazzie -----— ------who was pressed into service as Thinge turned sour for Mc­ pointed it ended tMs way,” sedd ■l|.(2((2 ■0(34(2 as a rider than any woman sprint Tuesday, Barbara Jo heavily favored sorrel quarter but Miss Lynn for second place 773m RuajsU sidelined with Injuries, ..^ e knew this game was a the East coach only 12 hours be­ Guire when the officials slapped Durham. "I just wish toe clock I1SK15 him with two technical fouls and who has climbed aboard a rode low on Fly Away, In con­ horse, paid $2.90, $2.46 and a year ago. 775X13 the-Kclcks turned cm that little big one," Reed said- "We knew fore the game. had run out.” *23.37 *29.37 finally awarded Florida State horse since Lady (3odiva by trast to toe Mgh riding style of $ 2 . 20. Not until Saturday n i^ t ’s fi­ NO TRADE NEEDED! extra and routed toe Philadel- we had to prove we could win Jim Harding of Minniesota Davidson pulled away from Boston Celtics ‘Steal’ Win an 87-76 triumph over No. 19 winning her first profes­ toe Bahamion''jockeys. Barbara Jo had to make her nal program brings the senior OK ■0(233) was fired as the Blast coach aft­ 123x14 phla 76ers 121-88 for their 19th without Cazzie and Phil. This George Washington In toe last racing debut in the Bahamas ladies’ free skating will toe new INSTANT CREDIT - GAP or CRT Cirtfi Huorid Price* Plus 1.79 fo er he and a Minnesota official South Carolina, stopping toe sional race at Hobby ”I pushed her to the front victory in 22 games. o^g g^ve us the confidence." six minutes to nm its record to after male jockeys boycotted champion be known. The winner nsxis *24.37 had a fight at a party. Hard­ contest with just imdor two Horse Hall Track. right off, and she whs running 3.01 fed. let. Tom Ptr Tin “Red (coach Red Holtzman) xhe Knicks had lost three of 16-1, six straight in the Southern the races she tried to enter at —as v^l the top finishers in oth­ ing’s fate as the Minn'osota minutes left. But unlike Lady Godlva, Bar­ well and there was no reason to told us Monday we were going their last five and two of three Conference. Mike Maloy led toe Mlcimi’s Tropical Park. She er events—will go on to toe Thanks to Healthy Havlicek In other games involvliig The OOMT TAKE to have to go a little hifrder since Russell was injured Ihat coach reportedly hasn’t been de­ Wildcats with 30 potate and 19 found toe jockeys at Hobby North American Champloivtolpe cided yet. Associated Press’ Top Twenty without Phil and Cazzie," ex- Tuesday, but home agnln rebounds while Bob Tallent, the Horse Hall treated her racing Feb. 6-8 in Oakland, CMif., and CHANCES! Rhodes was referring to a stole The Ball.” On Tuesday Inched In front and then explod­ teams, fourth-ranked Davidson plained Willis Reed, who fol- proved quite a tonic as New BOSTON (AP) — When nation’s fifth leading scorer, ambitions as she might have the World ChamplonsMpe Feb. night he gave a good demon­ ed behind Havlicek’a heroics. drubbed George Washington 94- INSURE 30 lowed orders perfecUy, scoring York won its 15th straight at the pass that Louie Dampier of their backcourt is healthy had 34 for the losers. Catie Ball Gets Scholarship hoped gentlemen would. 26-^ux:h 1 in (folorado Springs. CLEAROUT SALE! stration of the reason for that ti­ 74, La Salle, N o .'9, downed St. 30 points, taking In 18 rebounds Garden, Kentucky threw out of bounds I n ___ 1 t u t t 1 • Lou Hudson and Zelmo Beatty La Salle’s Ken Durrett Favored to retain their titles SAFE COARAH^ tle. Male jockey Victor Rodriquez, and blocking numerous s h o t s . ______the final minute of play, when had 21 points each to lead Atlan­ Francis, Pa., 107-96, lOto-rated pumped In 40 points, two abort a 39-year-otd rider for toe same here are Tim Wood of Detroit, the difference was three points. Old Despite the success of their But Canh Join Swim Team STOPS "Red told us we’ve have to ball-stealing tricks. ta, which was losing only Its Villanova whipped Fairfield 66- „f the school rorord, as the stable that put up Bj^rbara Jo’s toe men’s champion, toe title 4-Ply Nylon Cord play more pressure defense and After that, Larry Brown of the Boston Celtics are still pressing defense, the Celtics led fifth game In Its last 26 starts. Mafquotte lost to Explorers turned 'back St. Fran- JACKSONVILLB, Fla. (AP) heat Mm say it.” holding senior pair from Seattle with a ' only 76-73 early In the fourth pe­ mount, said the teen-ager didn’t that was the key. We put pres­ Oakland hit a free throw and a very tough club to beat. Clutch baskets by Rudy La- Wisconain 66-60. Durrett got able assistance . — Catie Ball, pert 17-year-old Graves (xUled soon after to as­ ask for advice. and Lake Placid, N.Y., brother riod when the former Ohio State sure on the ball and we handled Warren Davis of Los Angeles That was the story Tuesday Russo and Jim King turned off Ohio State, the d^entongag from Bemle WlUlams^rito^ 'h ig h school senior who hokto sure her It was true. "But toe racing commissioner Ron and sister Cindy Kauffman, 1BOWLIN6, star stole a pass under the At- Cincinnati and gave San Fran- Tou their press.” canned a 15-footer to give toe night as the defending National on Champa, couldn’t shake lUl- points. Norm Vanller and Larry two women’s world swimming ”I have to tell you I’ve made asked If there was any advice I and dance champions Judy COMPLETE BROKE SNOW West its final margin. lanta basket.and started a fast nois until the final four minutes. Those were the things the Basketball Association cham­ cisco a 107-100 victory over the Lewis had 27 apiece for St. raoordt, will be given a ettoolar- a decision to quit competing in could give her about the track. Schwomeyer of Indianapolis and "Taking over at the last min­ break which ended with a Bai­ Leading 6-61. The ..Buckeyes Knicks apparently didn’t do pions stormed to a 108-96 victory Royals; the New York Knicks Francis and Lewis, toe natlcm’a sMp by the University of Fieri- swimming,” Miss BaU said. “ Of She^accepted it willingly and did James Sladky of Genesco, N.Y. OVERHAUL ute presented some problems,” ley Howell field goal. went on a 10-2 tear, with Jim when toey tost In two overtimes and cooled off Atlanta’s streak­ struck early and hever let up in leading rebounder, pulled down (tk AtMetio Association even course. If I change my mind, I whAt I told her,” Rodriquez Today’s action will be devoted said Rhodes. "There’s not much Havlicek stole the pass-in and Cleamorp supplying six of toe TIRES to Philadelphia last week. ing Hawks. a 121-88 rout over Philadelphia, 19. though she can’t join toe Ga- can atwaya start training entirely to the skating of school immediately sank a field goal, said. "Our offense was okay,” said cpaching you can do with an and Los Angeles trimmed Chi­ points. tore* oil-m ole swim teom. again.” figures and compulsory dance Boston has been hurting In the then swiped the pass-ln again— Super soph Howard Porter He described Barbara Jo os »o«t Reed, “ but our defense was tive all-star team, of course, 'but just cago 126-11* in other games. "Sorenson played a heckuva Athletic Director Ray Graves She hopes to lead more bal­ and pairs routines. The first fi­ backcourt lately, with Sam his third steal In a space of 23 made nine of 13 shots, moot being calm and quiet before the ford, Clievy* HEW key. And we caught them at the one little workout would have San Francisco was breezing game," said Buckeye Coach announoed a drive to raise mon­ anced life, vrtiich she felt was nals will be to selerebound better against Wisconsin’s husUlng Bo(%ers puN ^ RrtutlF *M « •»!»••• eTl*«48«8 SIZE BSOilS four pothU and the Knicks ran morning for the first time, and I King connected and the host '“Even If ehe doeen’t swim years. time to time. with still another steal, raced their size.” avenged an early season defeat OTHER SIZIS AT SAVINGS BlKkmll SNOW WHITE-^arbara Ken­ don't think some of them knew Royals had their fifth consecu­ If she were eUgible/ to com­ i: — « TuMtu up a 10-0 lead. PhUladelphla nev­ Tuesday night, though, every­ downcourt and scored on a lay­ oompeUitively ogaliv we would C entral' T o P la y nedy 160. about the change until I said, tive defeat. LaRusso finished Ohio State had a 37-20 re­ at the hands of Marquette. pete for toe university against er got closer than eight again as body was relatively healthy, like to have her at Florida aa a WNITEWAUS SUGHUY HIGHER 'HI fellows, I’m going to be toe up to make it 84-73, and the with 39 points. bounding edge aa Greg Jackson, James Johnson sparksd the up­ men, she said ehe couldn’t quite Plus 1.79 Fed. rxe. Tax Reed finished with 21 points and and it showed. With the Celtics set with 24 points. good'wUl ambassador, if nnlMnc Sports Slate | In AIC Tourney coach.’ ’ ’ Hawks never threatened again. Los Angeles built its Western the losers’ 6-foot-8 center, sat visualize what ft would be like. 16 rebounds in a 68-44 first half. BLOSSOMS—Doris Deuse 129, pressing nearly all the way, At­ rise,” Graves said. i^She Is an John Beasley of Dallas was Havlicek also had a couple of Division lead to 2^ games over out most of toe second holt with “They are so much bettor,” The defense, meanwhile, forc­ Marie Steullet, 126, Madeline lanta lost the ball 27 times on outstanding penwn Its well as an SWIMHINO SPRSNCIFIELD, Mass. (AI^) voted the Moat Valuable Player. other steals earlier, while his Atlanta as Jerry West, Wilt four personals. she said, ”I guess It would just ed the 76ers into a 36 per cent Marley 129. turnovers which resulted in 29 outstanding athlete.” J Jan. 29—Bristol Eastern at — American International Col­ He and Red Robbing of New Or­ former (xillege teammate Larry Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor "They did a pretty good job be a smear. I’d be scored * to •hooting percentage before In------Boston points. The Celtics, Job with Saints IBs ftiet thought WBsC to otter Manchester lege today announced the six leans shared scoring honors for Siegfried led the press and also combined for 80 points, 28 by with their zone,” admitted Hll- death.” TIRE and AUTO teimlaalon with high-scoring REC-^Don Torca 144-383, Jer- meanwhile, lost It 28 times for Miss Ball an athletic grant, but . , RIFLE teams that will meet in toe fifth the West with 19 points each. swiped a couple of passes. West and 26 each by Baylor and nots’ Harv Schmidt. ”We She holda two world breast­ BUIy Cunningham hitting only 4 ry Smith 147-881, John Maiorca 14 points. That's a difference of Seen for Biles Mie woUkln’t be eHglfale for et- Jan. 29—Choate Prep at Man­ aQpual A ip Holiday Basketball Don Freeman of lUami paced Don Nelson, who led Boston’s Chamberlain. couldn’t get toe boards.” . stroke records—1:14.3 for 100 SERVICE CENTERS 0* IB- 146-869, AI Rossetto 140-361, El- 16—or three more than the m ar­ OINCINNA’n (AP) — Ed toer Southeastern Conference or chester Tournament next December. Minit Auto the East with 21 points, e i^ t of scorers with 22 points, sparked The Lakers led only 68-60 at The game left both teams Nattanal Collegiate Athletic As- meters and 2:88.6 - for 200 me­ WRESTUNG Comi>etlng will be AIC, Cen­ Walt Frazier, stealing the ball mer Vennart 139-366, Mike them in toe final surge. gin of victory. the Celtics to early leads which intermission before West, who with 12-2 records, ibut Ohio State i—iT* ** ***•"* •odation events. They restrict ters. Jan. 31—East Hartford at tral Connecticut, Amherst, St. MANCHESTER BERLIN WETHERSFIELD ■ MERIDEN H WATERBURY ■ SPRINGFIELD and 4(x>ring 17 of his 21 points, Zwlok 384, Art Johnson 366. The Celtics have been playing got as high aa 17 polnta in the also had 15 assists, and Wilt . « ------.. J [ Is 4-0 In Big Ten’ play whUe DU- ^ oompetiticti to male students. In the 1968 Olympics in Mexi­ Bast Catholic Michael’s of Winooski, Vt., Ken­ Slor4#IS Slot* #11 Store #19 Store #14 8*0*0 818 Slai«88l and Dave DeBusschere, the 18 ------The Boston Celtics have won this kind of game for years, and second quarter. The Hawks bat­ pulled' them away in the third and from all lndl(MiUbM he’s nols Is 2-2. Cathie’s Immediate reaction, co, she won a gold medal for an BASKETBALL yan CbHege of Ohio, and West RMWeel Middle Tumplke WelMler SqtMre Plan 848 Sllae Deane HIgliwey CantennMPIue Watacknry Shaeoing Ptam SftinallaM Bhapelnt I of hia 20 points and 10 rebounds, A worker bee can Mft 24 times 10 of the last 12 National Bas- a phonograph record hailing tled back In the third period, period, Clem HasktnS' and Bob *>ound for the New Orleans Meeelieelef, Cenw.______8eflln, Cenn. WeUtaralieM. Cenn. South Carollna’a McGuire got ^ Z . ^neons upon leoniiiw of the plan from early rrtay event, then become Jan. 88 Liberty State CoHege of toe Meriden, Cenn. Weteibnry, Cenn. I ptieeHiM, Mom took over in tjie final half, turn- its weight, a hoiee only half Its ketboU .Jtosoclation (taampion- -their Aiiccess in the early 19(804 however, 'tying it at 58 and B(x>zer each scored 24 points for his irteh up when toe oft?clfl. an Associated Press newsman, ill afid finished fifth in her spe­ Cheney Te«h at Windham Ing ths ganM Into a rout. welglit. ships. ' was even entitled "Havlicek again at 66 before the Celtics the Bulls. West Virginia InterooUcglate colled a charging foul on John i n / ^ ^ «* slst^ t coaich- was: 'T d love It, btft I want to cialty. Tech ' Athletic Conference. OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 • SATURDAY 9 to 6

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Laurel ity shop. Interviews Monday to Fri­ benefits, liberal overtime 54 st b Manor, 649-4610. day, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat­ forearm m CERAMIC TILE — bathrooms, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- schedule. Apply at 55 Harem room counter to^n, floors, vanities, llmlted funds available for sec­ PRESSURE BLAST MFG. urday by appointment. hairdresser wanted, top (Newspaper fnterprise Ann.) etc. Free estimates. AH work ond mortgagee, payments to INC. guaranbeed. 649-8430. suit your budget. Expedient salary and commission. LuJon 643-4257 121 Adams St., Manchester Salon of Beauty, 61 East Center 41 CHAPEL STREET service. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. Street, 643-1939. , MANCHESTER, CONS 875-7927 fk 5AML(Fr Automobllw For Sol* 4 r b c b o o iH; kitchwu,, room 647-9985 ^ ht Unlto^ N>*»n lyatfMU, lac. I CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD DENTAL HYGIENIST — part- Phone Mrs. Brunsttl, 643-248Y. VERNON MOLD & TOOL, time hours including Saturday. INC. PART-TIME days, 9 to 1 p.m. WAYOUT 915 Hartford Tpke., Rockville BY KEN MUSE iMtlc, power steering, power 0324 ’ ’ BUILDER seeks Investors. High Hours can be arranged. Write five or six ddys. Steady Inside BOX LETTERS orakes,* powderr»A v v \ 4^a bltie,uiuSaf beautifulUCttlKllUl —' ------______potential. Particulars on re­ Box T, Manchester Herald. TOOL & GAUGE work. Call 646-6384. car. No money down. Broker, WES ROBBi n s Carpentry re- quest. Call 1-633-2138. MAKERS KEYPUNCH operator, Alpha- PROOF Rreadtaig: Openings for For Your modeling specialist. Additions, I'M GONNA HAVE Numerical, experience on IBM "r®? rates, overtime, day shift. Major medical life Legal Notice I-2T Infotination P i r n TO GET THIS ■SSSscSr SQUEEZE play 029. Apply Iona Mfg. Cb., benefits. • insurance and weekly sick ben A1S16/ Help W onted- r«.II STATE OF CONNECTICUT, gul RADIO FIXED.' THE HERALD will not Regent St., Mandieater. •fits. Call or write for Long range programs. or write for inter- perior court, county o f Loa. disclose the identity of Female 35 ■view, ’ Mono Typesetting, 106 TOLLAND, JanuaiT 17. 19W. CREDIT GIRL wanted, typing, any advertiser using box Aim Street, Hartford, 627-2180. JUDITH W. MURDOCK fsn SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL red interior. No money down. ADDITIONS, remodeling,, ga- filing and phone work. Apply Istters. Readers answer­ rec ______MANCHESTER TOOL ALLAN D. MURDOCK No reasonable offer refused. •'*81®. i*®® rooms, bathrooms In person 8 to 5 p.m., Credit ing blind box ads who Broker. 233-8716. . & DESIGN INC. Notice to Alan D. Murdock desire to protect their tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Hating Bureau of Manchester, 130 Hartford Road TOOL DESIGNERS Upon the complaint of the plain­ ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Comptometer tiff In the above entitled action ' Identity can follow this REPOSSESSION — Ohrysler 983 Main St. 649-6263 pr«rhig. for reoaona therein oet procedure; tios, roofing. caU Leon a es- norm, for a dlviorce on the rround Newport 1966. 4-door sedan, DETAILERS synskl. Builder. 649-4291. WATTREJSS for evenings. Apply qicRVTr'ii' of Intolerable cruelty, alimony, cus­ Enclose your reply to the automatic, power steering, Operators in pereon. Three J’s ®®«VICE station attendant, tody and support of minor (child box in an envdope — CHECKERS (ren), and counsel fees returnable <=® power brakes, very clean. No DORMERS — Room-Additions, part-time, weekends. Apply in l»fore the above named Court on <=© address to the (Sassi- Restaurant. Route 6 and 44, Top rates, overtime, money down. Broker, 233-8715. garages, kitchens, rec rooms, Openings for experienced Bolton. person, Gorman Bros., 770 to®, first. Tueaday of October A.D., feld Manager, Manchester houses, Mdlng, roofing. Seven comptometer operators to Main-Street, Manchester. all benefits. 1968, and now pending therein, and Evening Herald, together upon on application In aald action REPOSSESnON — Bulck Sky- year financing available. Add- work 8:30-4:30, 6 days a APPLICATIONS now being tak­ for a aubMquent order of notice. with a memo listliw the lark 1968, 2-door hardtop, auto­ week. Must be skilled In all Long range programs. It appearing that the reaidence of BUZZ SAWYER companlea you do NOT A-Level-Dornier, 289-0449. en for fuU or part-time help matic, power Peering, alr-con- phases of comptometer the defendant la unknown, and that BY ROY CRANE want to see yout letter. work. ExceUent benefits, for lunchecnette. Apply at of­ TOOL MAKERS all rea^noNe efforts have been HERE'S A MOTE TO THE SHERIFF ditlonlng. No money down NEWTON H. sM rnr*~s^- fice, W. T. Grant, Manchester made since the Institution of said CAN YOU GNE IT YES, X'MTD Your letter will be de­ free parking, subsidized MANCHESTER TOOL action to ascertain it. and have A80UT1HE RAID, LOU. HOW TO HIM WITHOUT MEET HIM AT stroyed If the adverUser Broker, 233-8716. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Parknde. ALL AROUND SOON CAN THE BOY DELIVER IT? cafeteria, congenial co­ & DESIGN INC. failed; that notice of the InsUtutkm ATTRACTING THE COMPANY 1s one you’ve mentioned. tions, re c rooms, garages, workers, excellent working MACHINISTS of ^ d action was given as requir­ ATTENTION? REPOSSESSION - Pontlao Le- porches and roofing. No job MOTHERS — Work 3 nights ed by order of notice heretofore Is­ STORE IN 2.0 If not it will be handled oondiUons. Apply 180 Hartford Road, sued, as of record appears; that the in the usual manner. •nans 1967, 2-door hardtop too small. CJall 649-8144. weekly, earn $60. No invest­ BRIDGEPORT 649-6263 defendant apparently has not ro- ments, selling fashion frocks ------ce ved notice of the pendency of down to tme Post office OPERATORS bucket seats, excellent condi­ HsasToAsisii; porches, FIRST NATIONAL direct from our factory. Nancy I^ R S ^pplng and R«- !S‘."ut«^hraStC^m ^kir; To collect my fan m a il . rec rooms, room additions, tion. No money down. Broker Daly, 289-8098. BLANCHARD celvlng. Must have good driv- '2 r®™® t® hts (her) attention b kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ STORES, Inc. Lost and Found 1 233-8716. Ing record, $2.26 per hour to o r d e r e d ^** eral repair woik. Fineinctng OPERATORS Park and Oakland Aves., WOMEN show latest T.in start. Opportunity for advance- tice of the inslKuUon and pmden^ ^A)ST six mwith old large BLACK Volkswagen, s\m- available. N o down payment. East Hartford Jewelry. Earn high commis­ ment. Paid vacations plus more 21**’ action bo givon tho d^fena- fAm-ollA rkaVHA ronf tvavip __ 1 .. . PRODUCTION MEN female, part <3ollie, part Irish roof, new engine and clutch, Economy Builders, Inc., 843- sions. Work with full kit and ^neflts. Apply In person. Al- ‘‘aSlSny a"’’tr?e' Setter. White with reddish $796. Call 649-3603. 6169. / color catalog. No investment. Ebcperience preferred, but lied Printing Services, Inc.. 579 ?*?! copy of ttilii orrt^ nf brown markings and Bolton Managers needed. Write: E.A. ALL types framing and re­ also will train qualified W- Middle Tpke., Manchester. & e r ‘“E^enC“S.*4lS n^:!!: H Eif JUET FINE/ Roofing and excellent free benefit pto- PART-’nME HELP, over 21, EXranENCED payment. 1960 OORVAIR, 4-door, good GENERAL office work, typing gram, congenial co-workers, washing floors, 4-10 p.m., five condition, new battery, good Chimneys 16-A helpful, 40-hour week. Gaer subsidized cafeteria and Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ days, call between 6-6 p.m., MOU) MAKING AND RSPAM tires, excellent second car, 649-6334. ROOFING —■ Specializing re­ convenient free parking. sor. Conn. Pononols $200. 649-7389. pairing roofs o f all kinds, new Apply, roofs, gutter work, chimneys WOMAN with knowledge of genr WANTED experienced tractor Bonefln. Growth Pofentiol TWO-DOOR hardtop, 1066 Im- trailer driver. Apply in pei^n, pala, V-8, automatic, original cleaned and repaired. SO years’ eral Insurance agency work. INCXDME TAX service, call Dan experience. pree estimates. FIRST NATIONAL Pleasant local office. Write S. & D. Inc., 95 Hilliard St., Moeler, 646-3329, or 626-8263. owner. Exceptional condition. Manchester. 643-8486 evenings and week­ <3all Howley 643-6361. 644- STORES INC. experience and references to Apply: IONA MANUFACTURING GO. MR. ABERNATHY ends. 8388. Box W, Manchester Herald. BY ROLS*roN JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Park & Oakland Ave. DEAN MACHINE Rogotit Street Manehetfer INCOME TAXES prepared by LEAKY ROOFS fixed quickly. East Hartford GET MY free catalog. Earn $50, PRODUCTS NOW REA^EA^BeR BE A GOOD GIRL Maryln Baker, 643-0267. Motorcyeloa All kinds roofing, gutters, chim­ $100 — even more In name HOLD IT neys. Also repairs. Prompt brand merchandise. Help your 102 C()LONIAL ROAD AND DONT AKVE OUT 0F 7HIS SRACE. RIDE) WANTED from Manches­ AAACI'lOU Bicycies service. Ouaranteed work. For friends shop at home.. Write ter to Glaartonbury, 7:30 to 8 11 CANY C free estimates, call Stanley, Pi l g r i m m i l l s is expanding me. Alice Williams, Popular Has Immediate Openines a.m., return 6 to 6 p.m. Call 1967 BSA motorcycle for sale, 624-1116, da y o r night. and needs experienced sales­ CHub Plan, Dept. W604, Lyn- DAYS TAKE AN WINTHROP excellent condition. Call before Immediate Opening For Helen Mandly, 1-633-9692 after ladies to be trained for o«ir brook, N.Y. ELEPHANT 6, 646-1764. Draftsman to draw up proc­ 6 a.m. new fabric store now under INTO A ess sheets. Turret Lathe op­ WIN7HCC3P Millinary, construction on Oakland St. BANK! erators, Inspectors—Final ie>A Nice- Apply Miss OObum. Pilgrim G u y. Aufomobnos For Solo 4 Drossmoking 19 Help Wanted— Mole 36 inspection for air-craft EXPERIENCED Businobs Servicos Mills, 177 Hartford Road, Man­ parts. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Offorod 13 DRESSMAKING and altera­ chester, between 3-9 p.m. JANITORS, part-time evenings, Bankrupt, repossession? H o n ------tions, evening wear, suits Manchester area. Call 643-4453, made to order, 16 years experi­ NIGHTS oat Douglas accepts lowest CARPENTER experienewt. 3-6 p.m. only. 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. TYPIST 1-29 down, smallest payments, any­ all types of work. Reasonable. ence. Call 643-7042. AVON CALLING! where. Not small loan finance Call anytime, 646-1737. T V ^ ^ R A D I O Turret Lathe Operators DRESSMAKING and altera­ Represent world’s lending cos­ company plan. Douglas mo­ Brown & Sharp production To Operate A Friden Machine TREE removal-Trimming. Rea­ tions, sippers replaced etc. metic company in your neigh­ SERVICEMAN tors, 346 Main. borhood. You can earn While miller set-up operators. Drill P R IS C ILLA ’S POP sonable rates. Covered for Call 6494311. For local RCA distributor. You will find your co-workers most congenial. The BY AL VERMEER you learn! Call 289-4922 for in­ Press set-up operators. 1969 DODGE Super Bee, 883 property damage. Ctot a tree Will train for future promo­ terview in your home. frmge,benefits are too numerous to mention here. MOST OF US LABOR ...BUT YOU SPEND AUT G O O D t h i n g HE'S cubic Inch engine, 4-speed posi- problem? Call Dana’s Tree tion. Ideal working condi­ All Benefits. (kMne in soon and we’ll discuss the position. IN A MOT, ST U F FY DAY IN THIS CR\SR GOT A SENSE y - ^ traction. Asking $2,9rtuiilU,es CURIOEITYI ■ WEEKl FORD, 1966 Galaxie 600, 2-door TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — 3 TO 11 p.m.. nurses aide, full- 000. No fee. Gills Employment painting and paperhanging. In­ Inc., Manchester, 643-9957. TECHNICIANS AND Trees cut, building lots clear­ lime dnU part-time. Laurel 76 Pratt St., Hartford. 5254758. vinyl hardtop, V-8, automatic, terior and .exterior. Dry wall ed, ti'ees topped. Got a tree Manor, 640-4519. ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS power steering. Immaculate work. Fully Insured. Free esU- r NtA. >!IJ condition. Must be seen, sac­ problem? Well worth phone mates. 649-9868. In no answer DIALrA-JOB, 649-1969, we need h? I Quality Control Technicians call, 742-8262. Molding Materials Division rifice. $1,600. 649-4172. 643-6362. ten women to work ten, 'bights r o b in MALONE , • Manchester. Ctonneeilcut BY b o b l u b b e r s RBPbsSESWON — Oldsmo- SNOW PLOWING — Res- In February, average commis- EDWARD R. PRICE-P.ntatlng Sion $200. II Electro Mechanical Technicians blle 442, 1966, 2-door hardtop, Identdal, commerclal, 24-hour Experienced,.. ^o/\^e PA/v\e exterior and interior. Paper­ Blaatomer Products Division u M / f WDULP.., WOULD 4-speed. Power steering. No service, new ' equipment. 848- I TALK TO HE hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. b a b y s i t t e r needed three South Windham, Connecticut P H O N e.'ItL you r e p e a t THAT, money down. Broker, 233-8716. 0142. THE PHOMB A0AIN, LApy r 640-1008. evenings a week for two hours, j III Electronics Technicians vicinity Apol Place. Call 643- Circuit Systems Division 1062 RAMBLER, classic, 4-door, SHARPENING Service — Saw.s. PAINTING Interior and ex­ 4021. LINOTYPE Rogers, Connecticut all new m ajw parts, new tires. knives, aces, shears, skates, terior, very reasonable, free LITTLE SPORTS Call 643-6322 between 6-8 p.m. rotary blades. Quick service. estlmateii. Call Richard DINNER waitresses wanted. IV Research & Development Technicians BY ROUSON Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Martin. 649-9286. 6494411. Carriage House Restaurant, 10 Corporate R & D Laboratories EOIWIOUEE newsman: "BvwMMv loofei I* PART-TIME bookkeeidng type rooms, convenient location. Uonal location. Medical Phw- long frontage. Oidy $11,600. wreen*, extra 67 x 148’ treed ^'**>«*»*»« vrwfiito confees murdering my “We’re finding out tost the In- Assoclsted Pros* Writer m* a hod drsam ^M bsssas work beginning February 1st, macy Building, Haynes and •*•'*74, 372-4166. wife,” poUce quoted a Bridge- creased caste of these 8 AJL to 4:80 PJI. One child accepted. 872-0602. H.M. Frechette Realtor^ 647- BIRDS, Butterflie* and *un- building lot, A-zoned. Weriver- BOLTON — Immaculate 6)4 ______. .w —rsuper — MIAMI*. (AP) — A MfOEM a marvelous raalttir.'* .for several montha. Hours afid Main Street. Paneled, airoon- ton Agency, Realtors, 849J$818. room Ranch with three bed- BAST HARTFORD ~ tremendous.”— te ^ y ralsssed from Oomnm- Slsrra, who 1* bon on a pne- location flexible. Gkxxl pay. . LOOKINO for anything in real shlne. ’IMS home wUI provide jlitloned. Call evenings, 649- rooms, living room with fire- lently loeated 6)4 root^^tau* ^ <*»lnnan ntet ^ b s ’Tuesday arri'vsd In mamnt visa, said tbs only svt- (XMPY CXiOSING T m E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. P. O. Box 1688, Hartford, Obnn. eatate rentals — apartments, 5820, 648-8614, 248-1028. a year ’round vacation! 8)4 SOUTH MAIN STREET - ' 4SMPJL DATBEFOBB PUBUOATION hmnes, multiple dwellings, no restful rooms In this ranch, - *beed said "I want to get it over with os ssparation,” said Mrs. Dolorss KM diem’l was a Psmriisk 7296. flreidaces, large lot, two oar Priced In low twenties. T.J. fandly else Mtehen. larse W Tolbert told him toe slaying oc- soon as possible so I can get Valdes. to prevent any tfodble," bs BANK age, $180. per month. 648-6S66 - sp u r LEVEL, an brick Ipn- Crockett Realtor, 848-1677. of land with a view. Like new garage. Low SO’s. Montson panelsd roc room, ’ curred last Thursday. back to being a commander in Her son, Luis Slsrra Valdes, said. Hs left Cuba in IIM and evenlngn. MAIN at., corner office, 8 rooms ' struction, 4 bedrooms, formal throughout. $29,600. U ft R Agency, 643-1016, 648-OSM, 960. Apfx*«t>iNnt onrtT^ijm' Mrs. Tolbert’s body was found the Navy.”—Pueblo Cmdr. $6, was on* Of 28 p*sssi«en ho* not bean back *» a v40t Conrinuod From Procoding Pogo and lavatory. House A Hale dining room, 2)4 baths, ma- t h e o r ig in a l (and proud) Realty Company Inc., 648-2692 WEST SIDE on bus Ihte, six towiera have outgrown their 007$. Saturday by two lO-ysar-oM boys Lloyd M. Bucher, referring to aboard a National AMlnss Jot .< n ^ ifw . HELP room duplex, newly decorated. Bldg. Call 648-4846 after 6 p.m. MANCHE9TER 6 room Ospe , hogany family room, 2 flre- R.D. Murdock, 843-6472. wooded lot, fireplace, oentral ptaoes, 2-car garage, many home In the desirous Rock' ------— ______while th«v walked through the Navy inquiry into toe cap- commandeered by two armed Sterra wnrha s* ■[—*««— Holp WoBtod Malo 36 Ho'p Wontoil— Mcdo 36 Adults, no pets. Call after 6 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. _____» m. . ------marshland st $1,600, no ment. Stove, refrigerator, heat, $27,600. Call J. D. Real Estate Bridgeport authorities because To Latin Am erica FABRICATING 84) and at the hub of the high­ reasonable offer refused. Gall WANTED — Restaurant equip­ Call 649-2866 before 6 p.m., Colonial, wall to wall carpeting , verton Agency, Realtors, 649 TOLLAND—Ideal In-law or ren­ the staying occurred under toelr Join a progressive real' estate ment, store, tavern and bank­ hot water included. $160. per 643-0703, evenings. througiiout. Excellent condl- 2813. Assn. Inc. 648-6120, and 649- Faces Mnhiple Counts way network for one of New office to handle transactions in aifter 6 pjm., 643-5062. month. Security deposit and ______1638. tal opportunity, 6 room Ranch, Sympathetic juiisdlcUcti. He was charged PLATING England’^ fastest growing areas. ruptcy equipment. Call Fon­ tloR, treed lot. H.M. Frechette large rooms, full basement with inurder and held without the Manchester-Vemon area. taine Restaurant Equipment, rental agreement. Everett ■VERNON — Brand new apart­ Realtors, 647-9993. $20,600 very attraicUve three W n PAMn v In T avern Holdup Rockefeller Asked To Head We are the exclusive sales Must be a quick starter with a Real Blstate Agency, 649-8638. ment building, only 2 vacan­ bedroom Ranch, built-in range „i_, Kotu ^ ® A 6 Du- with garage, pliu small 8 To Bucher bond psnding arraignment. BRJDDOBFORT, OOnn. (AP)— Apply between 9 a.m. and 8 agents for 7 successful new 478 Windsor Street, Corner - - - ’ - owner’s room house. Priced to s^l professional attitude. For an Fuel and FMd 49-A Canton Street, Hartford, 627- cies, features 3H rooms, (one SEVEN ROOM Split, three bed- .f fireplace, natural woodwork, Simon Torres, 23, *i» auto Stess Nixon Fact-Finding Mission p.m. Ask tor Mr. George Smith. communities and are appointment to discuss this op­ MANCHESTER 2-bedroom, first bedroom), heat, hot water, re­ rooms, formal dining room, IH ^ acre lot, trees, view. Hutchins side separate furnaces, one $22,000. Wolverton Agency, (Ceiillniiei) Irfiiii P a.e om-i nInnnIncF oavamiI 9^ 6771. minute from Main St. Very No-Cash Bail Coat IttsteUer, w as arrested ’Tueeitey planning several more to open portunity, call Mr. Werbner, SEASONED fireplace wood, de­ floor apartment. In newer 2 frigerator, range, garbage dis­ baths, family room, fireplace, n A gency Realtors, 649-6324. Realtors, '849-2813. nice condition, Wolverton Agen- who MTettderod hi. it is at hi. j ^ CO a wmmuig dieug- Oontliiiied from Page Oas) ------;------in the near future. Our resale «43fll21. livered. Call 649-1869 or 228- family. $146 per month, plus posal and master TV antenna, patio, large wooUed lot. Char- Estimate $800,000 at hi. job on a warrant chaig- MULTI-CIRCUITS division is also growing rapidly 9685. utlliUes. Call Paul W, Dougan minutes from parkway aftd ' MANCHESTER Is minutes Realtors, 649-2818. ROCKVILLE — two ft four HARTFORD, Coon. (AP) Although he Ixutled Nixon’ tor WANTEID — 69x14’’ wooden Bon Agency, 643-OeW, 049-2426. famUles available. Secondary ^ Oomrnterionei^^ ®****** tavern In 1366. 50 HARRISON STREET and enables us to market the louvered shutters. 647-9660. Realtor, 649-4636. shopping. For an appointment following prop- MANCHESTER — Five room the RepubUoan existing homes of our new home CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, erties. Nice 6-room financing. H. M. Frechette a. P. O’Rourke uld ’Tueftlay Torta. was Irallcted by a Nsa- proridentlal ____ During______W o tld______^^^_ __b.____ wa. SifiioHoiis Wontnd— call 872-0620 weekdays, aduRs, LLanch, -Cape, 2 car g;arage. Immacu- Realtor., 647-9993. underotarrd toe Bucher back- the no-carii ball program will *** County, N.T., grand Jury nomination test wmmer, the named by Pretedwit RoossvaH MANCHESTER buyers. We will be opening a Household Goods 51 WANTED ’TO BUT — antique*, ’THREE ROOMS for rent. Heat no pets. Rental $186. on oversize lot. 120’ wide, and carport, $18,900. Sbe room Fomolo 38 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ and stove, no pets. Near cen­ late .throughout. $21,000. Call coet toe Mate $890,000 onrtng on nine counts of flrst-degrM goveifior is known to have ex- ** coordlnatcr of oonimsrclal branch office at the Mansfield exceptionally well landscaped. expandable Callftnnla Ranch, BAST HARTFORD — Older six tk- - r ed lamps, art glass, primitives te r and bus line. A-vallable VERNON — Mount Vernett J.D. Real Estate Associates Hie wives describe — ***** Y****- robbery, nine count, of grand peoted toe offer a CWUnet post. "*‘* ««•*»“** rriation* hstwasn CAREs BRAND NEW automatic zig­ 2-car garage. Bowers School, acre lot, $14,600. Fymr room' Inc., 646-5120. room O>lonlal remodeled from dewaftje — some — ■ ------verslty of Connecticut, during zag sewing machines, un­ any quantity. Furniture w- February 1st. 646-1096, after 6. Apartments. Now available Under toe system. It 1. pom- teroeny and 18 oounte-of seoend- _. t ***• -Ameriosn RspubUes. —wu— my licensed East Hartford $28,000. Phllbriok Agency Real­ modern Ranch, large lot, $16,- top to bottom. Permanent rid- thnea with tears brtairmkig In ______wi, vo —ire -irg nama cropped up frequently RcdSellsr sad EINERGETIC man wanted to February, and have tentative claimed lay-awaya. Reduced to paired. 644-8962. new 31i rooms a t $146. and tors, 649-6347. 600. Phis over 80 more SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ riUe tor person, to he releaMd •* c«mte stenuned from to* vho would be secretary of Venezuela, to* Intsnwtional $20 weekly. Call 668-6867. brlo-a-brac, clocks, frames, buUt-lns, $178 per month, heat Realtors, 643-6060. Property includes 2 extra build­ 646-8339. hdpful but not necessary. Mudt , , room apartment at $130. Heat, yard, spotless six room Ranch, ing lots. Marion E, Robertson. muft extynd to toe otoer seiv- era. These. include a written raimber of persoo. in Itae UtUe ***te. Basle Eocoomy Oorp., s cfrinr*- included. ObjB Paul W. Dougan be neat and clean. AmbtUen particularly need salespeo- SEWING MACHINES — singer glassware. We buy estates, t r ­ hot water, refrigerator, oven- plastered walls, sundeolc, vMANCHESTTER — Cute 4-room Realtor, 648-6968 SOUTH WDfDSOR, large cus­ ices as well. They see Bucher promlse of appearance, n by three men on Oct. 14, he was too proud to arii.” Now prsridsd over by Roefe*- ONE BEDROOM Garden Apart­ 6324. O’Rouike based his estimate 1366. said a source close to Rockefel- tofter's son, Rodknan, th* eotn- Many beneflta and pleasant Wllllngton, Ellington, ______Mate 39 hems, embroiders, etc. Orlg- WANTED — Antique furniture ment, all utilities, $180. Char­ ditloning, swimming pool and $14,000. Mitten Realty, Real­ James Parish, recent heating family room, formal din­ same way as they are. The ■uiToundliige. Contact store Enfield, Blast Windsor, InaUy over $300., 6 monthly tennis courts, parking and tors, 843-8980. system, new oak floors, new ing room, modern kitcheiv 2- wtve. oteo beHeve a operation coste since Got. 1. The robbers get a total of >«• when the name, of Cabinet pony's aim Is both to "x.** prafr glasB, pewter, oil pointings ter Oak Street, Q43-9166 after TWO FAMILY. 6-6, 8 bedrooms, manager, Mr. A. J. Chapman, Windsor, East Hartford, MAN Friday — One man office, payments of $8.60 each or pay- 6 . storage all Included. No pets. ceramic baths, possible mort­ car garage, PUlbrlck Agmcy, type of frustration ftem m iw •**’®*>* ?**■ ***• oomtm $600 from cuftoAers and tiw members became known test Its and hdp the Monday through FMday at W.G. p^*® nbury, Manchester, Bol- typing, billing, and managing $61 cash. 622-0931 dealer. other antique items. Any Hartford, 527-9238, Vernon, 876- built 1966, good condition. PhU- -I’TWO-FAkCLY, 4-6 fiats, pres- gage assumption. Oall Mr. ----- * are for salaries, ranging from bartender, poUce said. month. soctel Ts~nrims quantity. ’Ihe Kanison’a, 643- Realtors 649-6847. from a nation between war and of undsrdsval' Glenney Co., 336 No. Main St Coventry, Mansfield, An- small store background. $86. NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ 8721, 876-4869. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- - ently < ^ ra te d as 'rooming Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- peace tor too long, 1. f«(t by $12JK)0 per year tor O’Rourice One of toe thiae robbene wUs “Nixon simply did not want to oped countries, SINGER automatic zig-zag sew­ 8709, 165 Oakland Streiet. 6847. Moixdiester. ’ Hebron. Call Mr. Lavitt 649-9168. luxe garden type apartments Irouse, high return, $27,900. 1413. CX)LUMBIA LAKE — New all people otkside the Navy who to $6,200 a year paid to each toot to death a few hour, later taike toe Unto" the Murce Mid. — _ ------for confidential interview. ing machine, with cabinet, ex­ Leonard Agency, 046-0469. electric 3-bedroom, one both of 42 assistant holes, sews on buttons, em­ without' pictures, old posters utilities, treed lot, handy loca­ ' SOUTH BIND — Newly com- room Cape with fireplace, family room whidi------can be eX' One Navy wife, hi try . h ^ to - The system also bos tiled su- The third stickup man has "a passing roferoooe” to toe emSENOCK, flooUand (AP) Dogs— Bird»-^ots 41 broiders, Monograms, etc World War I, or advertising MANCHESTER - Two WORKING COUPLE desire tion. $19,600. Phllbrlck Agency, , pleted 6-room Raised Ranch - PoUce Spotted a man, 81, WINDOW wooded lot, immediate occu­ panded into extra bedrooms j™ ®* ""***■ ’"'•’Y »he and her pervlsors and 18 baU commls- also been arrested and charged United Nations ambassadorship, rissUng Iteiris horn s doetar's Originally over $300., now only posters, old hat racks, old room Townhouse. Appliances apartment in Manchester. (Pre­ 649- 6847. on large lot, kitchen >vlto dU- pancy. Only $21,500. H.M. Fre­ and bath. ’Two fireplaces, bride ™s®“ “ i«v« toe Na'vy but hate -sloners, one for each circuit also been curested and diarged but never prsMsd ft. The Samuel M. 'GROOMING all breeds. Har­ hanging lamps or table lamps. ear. $66. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ and utiimee, perking, patio fer three rooms, heat, hot wa­ posal, stove, didh-washer, tile chette, Rectors, 647-9993. In living rooih and stone In ***’*' changing wtto the court. in oonnsotion with the robbery. Rockefdler, who meaks with h » Ami .rfM, w mony Hill. H.C.'Chase, Hebron Call after 9 a.m. 643-6068. MANCHBISTER — One year GLEANER Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. ing Center, 622-0478. and private cellar. $180. Call ter and appliances. 849-1060. ' bath and a half with colored famUy room. Kitehen has birch «"»«•. toe Pentagon to In- O’Rourke said about 60 per ’Torres reportedly offered no reasonable fluency in both Spsiir ovar . m i Lavitt Agency old 2-family, malntonanoe free fhoture., 3 bedrooms, formal ®IGHT ROOM Colonial rer J.D. Real Blstate Associates honje loca'ted In convenient cabinets and buUt-in dlshwash- tervlew toe wives of Polaris cent of toe pereon. arrested on restetknoe when be was arrest- teh and (Portuguese, U a former late astoJdrivw aam ri COCKER SPANIEL pups, buff CIaEAN, USED refrigerators, Inc., 643-6129, 643-8779. ' dining room', 2-car garage. In production, 2)k baths, 2 fire­ er. ’Two car attached garage submarine submMlne oftloera who are bailable offenses, eiKcP* Grun- ed. He was turned over to New director of toe Ckaole Pftttdeum the ear do^ foThinT ^naiim Experienced, part-time or 643-2168 Realtors 875-6297 WANTED — old roll top desk, area. Three bedrooms In each fuU-tlme. Good pay. All color males. Thoroughbreds, ranges automatic washers in fair condition. Call 643-4366. Business Property • quiet area. Buil-der, Charles places, family room, recrea­ with concrete floor, comiHete- quHtlng the servloe in drovee. kenness, since Oct. 1 have been Toric authorities after waiving Oorp., wUch has extensive pro- It was a car. ’ VeiTKMi Circle—Parkway Call 1-876-7087. with guarantees. See them at SIX ROOM duplex, close to apartment, all wall to wall car­ * Pontioelll, 649-9644. > tion room, double garage, 2 ly finished and painted Indde. Only then, she sold, wilt toe released under toe program. fringe benefits. Must be re- Exit 96 For Sale 70 peting, bulM-lns, etc. etc. $88- extradition In court. pertles in Venezuela, a country He got six hi Jail. Uable. Call B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 schools and shopping. Security patios, trees. Superb landscap­ House situated on bill over- mlUtary hierarchy understand GERMAN Shepherd puppies, Main St. Call 648-2171. deposit and rental agreement. 391 CENTER Street, an eight 600. JacqueUne-Roberts Agen­ MANCHESTER ing, 200’ frontage. Hutchins looking lake and within about the ’’retention problem.” She Open ? Days A Week pure bred stock, 10 weeks, $25. Rooms Without Board 59 cy, 646-3330. Dally to 9—Weekends to 6 $186 i>er month. Elverett Real room home with 2-car garage IS LOADED WITH Agency Realtors, 649-6324. KX>’ of water’s edge. Use of said the root problem Is not 643-9080. DOUBLE OVEN electric range, Estate, Agency, 649-8838. located In business II zone. 649-5334 priced reasonable. Call any­ ’THE ’THOMPJfON House — OM- CHARM 60’ right of way for boating money, aHhoogh H’a cne prob- tage St. centrally located, large Dwelling could be easily con­ Here is a dtllghtful Cape MANCHESTER — Dutch Colo- BEIAGLE, free to good home, time after 5:30 p.m., 643-4336. ROOM duplex, fenced yard and swimming. Beautiful lem. Ihe real problem, she pleasantly furnished rooms, verted for professlbnal or com­ Cod on nice treed lot and , rdal, center hall, 7 rooms, 4 shade trees on lawn, 20’ ame- said, is that the Na'vy*'s srav SERVICE STATION attendant^ preferably country. Plrlendly lor children, near stores end NOTR3E bedrooms, l)i batlis, city full-time. Apply Sunset Service with children. 644-0414, 289-4619. 3 ROOMS OF parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ mercial occupancy. Robert J. centrally located with large site drive. Price $28,000. Phr heads do not understand their diERK -’TYPIST to learn truck­ schools. Security deposit and Smith, Inc., 968 Main Street, ■PUBLIC HEARING utiUties, good condition. Mid ing operathws, good diance for Station. 666 E. Middle Tpke., n- nv-,— ---- 1 FURNITURE night and permanent guest sale by builder, idioiie 1-228- young officers; how they think; rates. short term lease required. $160 649-6241. ADDITIONAL Ing ro( V I ) I I Y oven- 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. advancement, hours from 1 Manchester. POODLE. Toy, AKC registered ONLY $169 6 8 1 8 . ______how they want to Hva; the little pedigree snow white male. Ex­ per month. 646-2126 after 6:30 APPROPRLA’nONB range,room p.m. on. Mashldn BOL’TON —On Route 86. The cellent markings, H i years old. Used But All In Good Shape FIRST FLOOR, gentleman on­ p.m. b o a r d o f DIRBSCTORfl with fireplace, etc.! Only EAST HARTFORD — A unique •»*«*» 60 CAUCUS-CAUC Mr^^oU- CLERK - Hours 9 a.m. ICS.CAUCUS-(»UCIIS Lines, coll 289-0273, ly, free parking, kitchen priv­ former Rosemont Restaurant TOWN OF MANaHESTTIR, one of a kind family room Is J® ed parcel with 60’ front­ too Martin School, to be fi­ Realtors, 640-6324. MANCHEISTER suid vlpinity Cherry coffee table, $20. One Building lots available, $2,300. You will enjoy living In this pjan tor paying mlUtary m e n - DEMOCRATS Cross, Blue Shield, Major Salesmen Wonted 36-A Articles For Sale 45 ing. Gec¥tlemon. 646-0719. Bu sIim s s Locoriom age on Main St. and side street. nanced by appropriation Medical, Life Insurance and upholstered living room chair, Approxilmately 10,000 square MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus­ and up. H.M. Frechette Real­ exceptlonal home, priced to sell an example of how closelv $10. 643-7427. ROOM for rent, gentleman only, For Rant 64 from unappropriated surplus tom built Ranch, family room, tors. 647-9993. at $76,000. Don’ be dla^ipolnt- Bucher and the general f n i ^ Company paid profit shar­ CHAINED to a low fixed in­ ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used feet. $45,000. Jacquellne-Rob- Proposed additional appro­ central location, free parking. erto Agency, 646-3389. 8 bedrooms, walk out base­ ed, call now. Warren B. How- tlon in the service are ti«H tn. DEMOCRATS ing Retirement Plan. Send come? We need man in Man­ as printing plates, .009 thick, NEW DELUXE Zig Zag (double FOR RENT or sale-4<61 Main priation to (Jeneral' Fund land, Realtor, 643-1108. gether. resume of qualifications to 643-2693, 649-8160. ment, treed lot, large family chester area to demonstrate 23x36’’, 25 cents each or 5 for needle) sewing machines, Street. Building and lot next Budget 1968-69, transfer to rize kitchen. Hayes Agency. Out of Town Box “J", Manchester Her­ $1. Call 643-2711. makes button holes mono­ to Post Office Elxcellent loca­ EAST HARTFORD — Charm- ald. full line of building mainten­ WOMAN to share apartment Capital Improvement Re­ 6464M81. grams, blind hems dresses, tion for any use. 846-2426 from For Solo 75 ing 7-room SpUt level In con- T DEMOCRATS ance products. Over 35 prefer­ ALWAYS a fine selecticm of with same. Call anytime, 628- Miailf St. Location serve Fund $6,016.90 does fancy designs, overcasts, 6 to 6 p.m. COLONIAL —central entrance, venlent airea off of Forest St. joH ne int«rvi«u< ^ ’*’*^****®* red. We Train. Top men earn reconditioned TV sets, at your 2629. Available Immediately to provide additional funds TOLLAND WANTEID — Parts manager, up to $18,000 plus bonus. Air all without attachments. Our 3 modern kitchen, dining room, Newly remodeled kitchen with c^eroi^^nt Bucher Zenith Authorized dealer — PLEASANT room for gentle- 268 MAIN Street, offices fo r for InstaUation of traffic BRAND NEW BEAUTY prefer (Hhrjrsler Corp. ex­ mall L.H. Dickerson, Pres., year parts and service kghto, to be financed toy large living room, mud room, all bulU-lns. also overeteed ga- “ ‘‘®’ M^(^^TER^win^^ Connecticut Democrats for Modern TV Service, 885 Cen­ We have a gorgeous 3 bed­ rage with attached playroom. ... ----- ’ . ,® • *^® ®n® I’d perience, full-time, all bene­ Southwestern Petroleum Corp., guarantee. Reduced' for quick man, parking, linen service. T?”*’ ® OFFICE appropriation from unappro­ 4 bedrooms, central alr-condi- room Ranch with attached like to see get it.’ ter St. 643-2206. Open daily sale. $46.80 cash or terms avail­ Call 644-0248. Mr. Frechette, 647-6093. Great value at $27,900. fits, attractive salary. Call Ft. Worth, Texas, 76101, and Thursday evenings. priated surplus. tomlng, garage. Phllbrlck garage and brick front All this is not to say that MOTTS COMMUNITY HALL Chorches Motors, 643-2791. able to responsible party. Call FURNISHED‘office for rent or SPACE Agency Realtors, 649-6347. quellne-Robeiits Agency, John I. Gandde Jr., ready to move Into! In­ 3339. Bucher s supporters represent Maw8 of the State Caucus THE AMAZING Blue Lustre will 2063. tate Associates, Inc., 648-6129. SMALL WORK SHOP or stor­ rooms, modem kitchen, for- at Manchester, within and (or the htmeelf. ’The public reaction will . To dect delegates to the State Convention of Feb. 15,1969 leave your upholstery beautiful­ age room, approximately 260 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. district of Manchester, on the aoih force the military servicee to * mal dining room, four bed- day of January, A.D. 1M9. Experienced Polishers ly soft and clean. Rent electric DINING ROOM set, large fold- FOUR ROOM apartment, heat- square feet, near Main St. CaU te rooms, central alr-conditloning, Manchester Parkade rewrite much of the book, as 4. To elect a Steering Committee for the local. Manchester 649-6306 Present, Hon. John J. WoUett, shampooer, $1. Olcott Variety out table, buffet, (our chairs. . ed, parking, first floor on Oak 643-0678. SU garage. One year old. $31,6(W. Judge. they are already doing for the Store, St. adultq, po pets $116. month­ Eatalo of John Calve, Sr., late For finishsd work on turbine blades and vaflea. Large porcelain-enamel radia­ 2 Phllbrick Agency, ReaMors, BOLTON—EIGITT room Raised of Manchester, in sold district, de­ code of conduct tor prlsonera of WHATS THE CAUCUS? tor cover. 643-7469. ly. Call after 6 p.m. 049-8476. VERNON — 1000 sq. ft. ware­ ceased. war. •’NEVER used anything like I t , ______house space, ideal for small NOW RENTING S 649-6347. Ranch, 1)4 baths, bullt-ins, Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits ind Upon application of Albert Calve, i*^'**® LJa**®'** ®I Connectlciit Demoerste hnnoe to iSav m rnie say users of Blue Lustre for CUBIC foot Schaeffer rfiest FIVE ROOM apartment, first shop or sto r^ , modem build­ beautifully finished roc room praybiK that an Ipsirument purport­ type freezer. Excellent running floor, central location. Call jJHOME and income comblna- fireolace 2-car •"*ing to be the last will and tteta-testa- _ profit sharing plan. Apply at cleaning carpet. Rent electric ing, $100. Oall owmer 872-0628. C tlon with this Cape style two nn« *'*'^* deceased be admitted Wlhon 'GI Fa4!M Chfli-wr ^ Issuee, open debate w tlhlir^D em oer^ shampooer $1. TTie Sherwin- condition. $50. 640-7724. 649-4663 days, 648-7267 eve­ S u n n j^ £ jw o h s L 2 family 4-8. Ideal f^ two young f 1? ^ I-«ce9 Uuirg( SrtSilSni J****^*®* wltomoropai- Williams Co. nings. fnmlllea an In.lnur alfiia. P' ^*®'^ Estoto AsSO- nKRwr»• >r»—i I d M u n le F o t K n i-o n n STORET 20’ x 70’, 846 Main families or an In-law situa elates, Inc., 648-8779. ORDERED: That the foregoing Munler of Korean Red-LM Metal Finishing Ine. Separate utilities, country application be heard and determined and respect tor the IntelUgeaoe and Judgment of S n 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing m a­ LUXURY two bedroom opart Street. CaU 622-8114. at the Probate_____ Office____ _ In______Monches- SEOUL (AP) — xhe South chine, slightly used, makes but­ Musical Instruments 53 ment, first floor, five months ------m atmosphere. $21,600. Wolvcrtoq VERNON — Brand new 7 room The Beveteud Joeeph Ootley jj .)genc.v. Realtors, 649-2813. Colonial, 1)4 baths, fireplace, i r Ttei"* I ? o t Juftice notl- tonholes, sews on buttons, g u it a r amp., 16” Jensen lease or longer,longer. Irttehenkttdien appli­aonli- SMA^ ^ R E near 100 ^ r o’clock in the afternoon, and that *‘*“ “** I*-"- A rmy today that it blind hems dresses, overcasts,' ances furnished, lots of heat, cent Main Street location. Ap- garage, treed lot. Only $26,- notice be givw to all peivoni In- would exercise jurtedlctlon over speaker, 4 Inputs, reverb and ply Marlow’s, 807 Main Street. O U laqsL nCOUNTRY Ciape with five big 900. H.M. Frechette, 647-9993. tereited in said estate of the pen- o _ _ 4 ns-TtlJ , „ °'^®*^ Republicans and Independents are welcMne as associate meihbers. monograjus, makes fancy tremolo. 643-1722 after 7 p.m. parking. No children or pets. * bedrooms In addition to a plc- dency of said application and Ihe “JP**’ * Frederick H. Bassett, ekitches. Now only $68. or pay­ Call 649-9202. TWO ROOM office, 100 percent *• nlc table sized kitchen. Sunny BOLTON — 6)4 room Raised time md place « w to death when ahe and hot water not inchided. conditioned. Will make altera­ PAUL W. DOUGAN, Reollar H* lor $21,600. Wolverton Agency VERNON — 6)4 room 1980 A?S. “ EIL.tbl* order to resisted. He also la accused of i women un aU selling Blue Lustre (or clean­ $128. Coventry ink well, $66. Call 649-4610 after 6 p.m. For tions to suit. Call 649-6296 .after Ranch, seven acres, 977’ front­ DoUey. Idoa Bus ffort Low- abandonlnr Ih. -.T not necetuiary—we wlU train you. ing rugs and upholstery. Rent Other bottles for sale. 289-8436. S Realtors, 649-2813. ell. Tucson. Arisons; John CUve f.^*"*?****** “ ** <»»?>•« near the interview and appointment to 5 call 648-86(m. 649-4535 age, 20 X 80’ recent outbuild- Jr., . 63^ New______Bolton_____ Road.____ Manches-_ U-8.______Army____ depot__ at Waegwan electric shampooer $1. W. H. inspect. NOTPOINT Ssm" CTNTOR GtreetTan eight Iin • Alhftrt Raw _ii-_ ___ _ •MVftTvwz, |bJ!wHj’A,srs «n;r“ “ ■ ■*"""■ England Hardware, Bolton. Ing. Caoee to highway. Hutch- M S T d 'R5iS®'LiT5!.':*6.Sr: .IS: •®:*“'® «t «I sotTui EAST HAR’TFORD — Burnside S loom home with 2-car garage ins Agency Realtors,B—IX--- Johnson, 649-6324. 18T Ise — "Johnsra, 166 Hlghlsind ' “S t'.'M “ ^ ti—-i-i..the night of Jan. 13 — Wearing Apparel- MANCHESTER —DeUpra Avenue, modem 2 story office M located In bustness II z o n'e. Chester. Oran.;~ siviraBlvl irwin. M •piw, BRACE yourself for a thrill the BOLTON LAKF. bargain vear •*•• Menchssler.issler. Oran,;Cbnn.; . Tn* ***® -soldier, '- '“ •v. who is assigned first time you use Blue Lustre ______Furs______57 bedroom duplex apartment, in­ building wrlto elevator, small 2 S Dwelling couk) be easliy con- AlOON SPINNING MILLS CORP. cludes appliances, heat, hot room office, 1600 sq. ft. offtoe Corner of New Stale lUMd ft HilUaRl Street! w verted tor professional or com- end close out at- $7,900.« 6 Ne*^ Yofk^y J?.V."Edi^^^ ’'2?!..*<*J> * • *® “*® 4epot. haa been under TALCOTTVIUJf!l, CONNECTICUT to clean mgs. Rent electric NATURAL Ranch Mink stole, water, many features. $180. -shampooer $1. Plnewood Fumi- worn few times. Reasonable, space. Will divide to suit ten- Models Open from 2;00 p.m; i« dark S mercdal occupancy. Robert J. Call Superintendent, Mr. * Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, ture Shop. Oall 649-0698 after 6 p.m. ant. Reaaonatole rent. GluHaho near water. Hayes Agency 646- rij" Jto?®.,. Man^ster ,nd tore aince ehortly^er^toe kto- Slade,, 649-0086. B 64M341. msi. return make to this Cburi. Realty, 622-714$. JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge- ing. I .V. •■ n - - -

T J V m WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 29, 1969 fnanrliFatFr lEophittg IfpraUi Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight tintil 9 0 *Clock Ddtihtlana win be aace]^ted be­ cifically the nsoesslty to work fore Tuaaday, Fhb. 4 for the proanh tHs topio prlmaflUy from Vernon- Aisembly. Helps at maximum capacity devdop- Tow n Btago to be aponaored FTb. 6 what Industry can a LadMa AuxUlaiy o t the Students Plan dividual, and the effect this «01 BMt tomcr- BllgMh DIatrlet F ire Depart­ dent muat do to qualify for vsr- State Commission Calls record has on the selection of *br Tha Weak WmSet t tAD ipjoi. at 4lM ainiroh. ment. IMa will he a whit* ele­ loua poaltlana; and vdiat tha u m m m M F cmt G r a d e 10 students by coUegsa. His pres­ 4aM nry SA 1660 phant Binyo. Thoae wlahlny to naSds of tomorrow will bring entation will akK> Include col­ O M Beaut 1 t«o p MS o ( Obm- hava Sielr donatlana plokad up Vernon Circle Tank Safe "The Importance of a Good in the way of emidoymsfit. t Otanrch win meat leges yesterday, today, and may eontaot Mr*. WaHaca IHdi It la the opinion of the Pub­ northeast would Have to cross SchtdasUo Record" la the 1 5 , 4 3 6 at t'M pjn. at tha or MTa. WnUam Oblumha. tomorrow, reflecting the need lic Utilities Commission that the highway center divider and theme erf an assembly program for students to prepare them- the Connecticut Light and Poor­ Mmtduater-' A City of VUtagm Charm go through a small grove of to be given for nUng Junior sdves better for the chaBengas BSlectriolan’s Mate 8.C. Gary er gaa tank at Vernon Circle trees to get on the utility prop­ IMqlty OOTMtaot C9nirdi and changes of tomorrow. . VOL. LXXXVIU, NO. 102 B. Oddester, USN, aon of Mr. la safe. erty. High School ninth grade stu- (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1969 bariaMMdl t a a n w ill practloa to- Mrs. Malkenson plana to ap-. and Mra. Jame* Oddester of 91 Mayor John Grant, on re­ denta tomorrow morning at 9:16 aaeiToar a t T p.m . at the Salva- Also, Qritfln said any vehicle Baldwin Rd., Is home on SO quest of representative Thom­ would have to go though a chain In Bailey Auditorium, Manches­ tiaii Array. ter High School. Parents of fi­ days leave after aervlny 16 as Wolff, conUcted the PUC to Hi* fence and a barricade com­ mointliG In l^etnam . have it determine any hazard ling students, as well as the Tha Saator OUaena wtU hava posed of verttoaUy InstaBed connected with the tanks in re­ general public, are Invtted to GHAMHE Y0UR tM t* waeMy eatback (oum a- cement filled, el^t-lnch steel attend. lation to trucks traveling on the pipes on about five foot centers. BMOt tonKitTear a t 7 p .n . at tha R is part erf the guidance pro­ Jet Strike on Iraqis Kennedy Asked To Be nearby Wilbur Cross Highway No major equipment Is near the Please turn fo Page 9 of this Braioc Ottlaan’a Oantar inataad and Rt. 30. gram to assist students in plan­ o< «■ FHday niglit, fo r thU road on the Rt. 80 side, Griffin Speaker in Hartford The original propane gas ning for their tenth grade sub­ weak o d y . said. issue of The Herald for our large installation was made in 1968 jects, and win pe>int e)ut to them Laird Orders Pentagon HARTFDRD, Conn. (AP) — In view of all of the obStades and the compressors and Hor­ how exiUeges and Industry eval­ Is Denied by Israel Saaraan A|ipraiitloe lOehaal OonnecUcut Democrats have presented to prevent vehicles a d . , . ton Sphere were Installed in from coming on the tank proper­ uate a pupil’s terfal sche>lastic R . Ohaitlar, UBN, aon o f Mr. asked Sen. Edward M. Kennedy record. r This week at Pinehnret boy 1 Jar of Kraft’s LoOkl J 1967. Another compressor for ty, the PUC issued the opinion ■y THE A8800UTBD TRESS bombed tha towql toroan Deo. 4, aaft Mr*. Francis Obartier of 60 of MaaaachusetU to be the chief the tanka express concern over ItaUan DresBinK end got 1 Jar Knifes Lo€W In Baghdad and Baan Monday speaker at the party’s Jack- that these ttmks and the high- E. Max Poulin, Trinity Col­ ta q told oeven laraeU Jet kUUng a(x aoldters, acoordlng to Wlntar 8 t , ia taoma o ( 16 days the chance one of the large Walcomo Haro of 14 Iraqio oonvloted of apytog son-Jefferson dinner In Hartford ways are not an haaand. lege admissions erffloer, will 1,000 bland Dressing free in other words 2 J> tokfgM Oxim Iraq that It waa denied that any of the dafoud- causing it to explode. sonnel director, Connecticut Aa Imrtianny 0101(001100 In THpolt baaed itt Ooronado, John M. Bailey told the party’s NEW TORK (AP) ^ Karl eery purchase 1 draen of Striddand Eaim fresh maaatng troop* tor an attack on ants w an Its qptoa. To Study Pueblo George J. Griffin, executive Malden 'portraya Gen. Omar General Insurance Co., will PINE PHAiniAGY Tsl AtIt mldt "I complotoly Am Iraqi foroo in Jordan, itf the 6eW., adwre he will be practlc- State Central Committee ’Tues­ secretary of the PUC, said that eggs for ony 4 9 ^ Along wlAi Am oCAolal danlal Bradley In 20th Oentury-FVsc’s represent buslneas. Bach speak­ 'dopy ttila roport. I don’t know osHM tim e, toraeU Defense Id n - lay radhr and coniniunicatlone. day night that Kennedy said he the contour of the land next to With any $6.00 purehase^ Lend O’ Lakes Butter frm n Am tonolt'army, tonlgn Toadahow motkn ptoture, "Pat­ er will approach the theme from tot CENTER ST. what gavo riM to M. Thore baa I ■ ----- would soon let Bailey know if highway traffic going southwest tster llotos Dayan oaiiAoned now nau In toiaal ohowm d no ton, Blood and Guta,’ ’ al>otA hta point of view, stressing the ib . m t baan abaci utaly nothing like thla Giada 7 Ifethodiat Touth FW- he could work it into his sched­ would cause it to be almost MANCHESTER, CONN. hla country they muot give the Gen. Geoiwe C. Patton Jr., ovei^all school record, attend­ along tha oaHa-ON Una.” imiHUol troop movamonta. Ih kiwaMp ot South UMtad Metho- ule. past the storage tanka before govanuuontof noaxcuooto addition, rain and anew Wan famed World, War n figure. ance, academic achievement, MawmMu: on tha laratU side do mnn harm to the aattmatod dUt Obiarch wlH raeet Friday at ’The flOO-a-pIate fund raising It could head Into them. TCL 649-9814 bUnkoting toraaf and Jordan, Geonge C. Soott Is playing the extra-curricular activities, and Pinehursf Grocery, Inc. ot tha oasaa-flra Una aaw no 8,0W Iraqi Jtora. PUnppines Hit H e R e fu se s Td6 p.m . at the hom e o f MTe. dinner will be held at the Hart­ He further explained that Imposing qulatnens on the part of Patton In the film wMc^ citizenship. 302 MAIN STREET sign of any unusual air aotlvtty. "W« must keep fat foinA the Neal Burfeas, 66 Dartmouth Rd. ford Hilton. traffic on the highway beading oaaao-firo Itara By Earthquake stmts ehooting ¥Vb. 8 Poulin will cover more spe­ A oomraunlqua broadooat by dancing mob tat Aia markat- Dayan, one of tontoo toodhtg MANILA (AP)— An aaxtb- G>mment on Baghdad radio said tha planaa planao of Baghdad and Basra hawko, atoo was aoornfui of quaka of Infonolty equal to attaokad Iraqi unit* aaat ol tha when w e Aifaik attout Aia fat* o f oaaaa-Ar* line with Jordan. One Piwridsut Chaitoo d» GouHo’a Am one whlto UUod over 800 3.5 million Jaws aurrotaidad by attom plo to prom oto FYaiMa ao poraona In Manila loot yocr, Navy Review Downtown Main St., Manchester ttiaaU Jet waa aa«i to flung* to 100 ihlAion A ia h i.” Dayan the grotrad In flamoa, the Iraqi* a poaoomaker In the MMNDo otruto Aw oouAMra PhUlp- bpoke to a mooting of braoTa NOW GOING ON! aald. Boat. Referring to Do GoUBo’o pliM city of Davao, the WASHINGTDN (AP) — ndfaig Unltad Labor party. The Iraqi oomraunlqua aald: ban Ota arms and mtUtory apara Weather Bureau announced Secretary of Defense Mel­ OPEN $ DAYS till SsSO HOUSE Iraq’s Information mtototar "A t U:60 Baghdad Uina thla parts to totari, be asoaited: today. vin R. Laird announced ^ had oboigad that Aia toraaUa A radio roport horn Aw 0 raoming, oaaan Xsrasll pkuiaa w en prtoarlng to attack far re­ "AU Alio talk ot JiMtfaM and day he has ordered s. apy who atoorod tba Central In- tion piano, a toRorlst attack In­ Both AflSbassfidor Pham Dang Lsm, head of the South VietnameM (Meghtton, telUgonoe Agency through nine Hartford atone, 35 minor aoel- —Arid Am goal tor U.fiu nu­ side Saigon and the usual acat- clear alrougAi . to ‘faudfielont years ot controversial ihtorna- donte erero repotted during a top, and North Vietnamese deiegation officnnls, Xuan Thuy, bottom fore­ tered shelling during the night. 2% hour period ending at 8 am . power to deter Aw enemy,” tar W m iB N ’S Uonal Intrigue, died late Two Marines below the DMZ ground, and Le Due Tho t^aved to newsmen today ae they arrived at the In­ FAMOUS NAME • DI8CXKNTINIIED STYLES FABIOUS NABIB Wodneoday. He waa 75. State police eaid that wet, ley Itaw wlAi Prarident Nboon’o R^25.00. NOW ^ 1 2 * 5 0 and two Vietnamese In Saigon FCetorenoo tor Aw use od the sport shirts DuUoa, appolntod CIA chlaf in were wounded. condlUoD* existed on Route 85 ternational Conference Center in Parts for the second full session of the Viet­ both and bond women's boots ponty girdles oross leans In Oololwoter at the time of a term “suftlcieney” over "eiq)*- 1908 , by termor Proaldent Deaptto the continuing lull in nam peace talksl However, relations between all delegations at the talks have rlortty.” towels Dwight D. Elsenhower, retlrod traffic death early today. toogwaoato groundfighAi«, the Theodore SlatsM, 51, of Oot been described as chilly with both sides reported set in their attitudes. ('AP However, Lekd aeld, " I have We’re calling all wom­ to private Ufo In 1961 following ■teady pace of Aw war waa re­ not given up the Idea of main­ Vi m the B ay o f Plga Invaslota o f toeotor waa lying on the high­ en who love savings J h i d u 9 a , 9 t ! price! flected In tho casualty report for way about 1:80 am . whan he Photofax via cable from Paris) taining a superior faroo." valnea ta U.60 LOO Cuba4-yhloh with an oarilar US last week, issued today. It aald — 1110 JtohDno (and what woman regnlarty 4.98 ' liW plane fawldent waa one ot oevor- waa tataHy injured by a oar regnlarty to 4.86 regnlarty S.S6 100 Am ericana, 364 SouAi Iflet- driven by 31-year- raise# Merlou# quertfaw# C h a A m u jL ! and many other items Discontinued styles. Seleot books, the Craft ot Intolllgonco Dulles began formal spy woifa 488,087. In Baot Haven, alt AUeglwny FYont on a aetttement conoUtut- 3 ■ton and aU agreed there wan no talked about peace whGe In for the future. from many styles in flats, publlahod In 1008, The Soorot during World War n aa a mem­ It waa a year ago today—on Airline* fMghta were canceled Earrings (Pierced and Vz puce! Vietnam they continue with ed "an indlvtolblo wtaote" of po­ —Indicated be tavore going Not all sizes in all styles, but excellent selection in all groups. lo and mid heels. Black, Surrender in .1006 and Great ber of the Ottloe of Strategic Jan. 60-that the Viet (tong untU this evening, when officials progreae. U.8. AmbcMBador Henry Ca­ bombardments. littoal and military queattoao ahead with the Sentinel, or Vi pierced look). Pins, some brown, bine, smooth regularly to 6.00 Triw Spy Btoriea last year. Services, the CIA’a predeceaaor. shattered a oease-flre in honor aald a dkotarion wordd he made price! valneo t o 8.68 A fourth. Great Spy Storloa bot Lodge sold "the other side The four driogaUom agreed to leathers, black, blue pat­ V- Elsenhower appointed him CIA o f tho luiMT ^ w year oriahra- baaed cp oondtttona at Awt tfane. (800 Page Seven) (Bee Pago Eigfatoea) End of season, same are bracelets, some rings. terns. Sises 6 to 10 AA to End of season moroban- from Fiction, will be released In did not agree with our propoe- meet again next Thuraday. CAR slightly soiled. 0 In group. N ot aU rtsos. dise. AU sloes avsIlsMi. Juno.i (See Pago Seventeen) (Sea Page iughtaen) (Sea Page gilghtoen) ate" on re-ootabUzhlng Ate de- The Amertoam had chal­ militarized zone between North lenged their antagonlato at the 99 and South Vietnam and on prlo- outset of the meeting to get COATS C ls w ia m jL l I f l * Casual, Over The Knee omr exriiangeo. down to busineaa quickly and FAMOUS NAME CHATHAM (Irregular) STYLE #66 106% find a road to peace. But Thuy Reg. to 25.00 ^ ■ ■ I (Irregidars) "I am eorry to say tMa," he Skipper of Pueblo’s ‘Sister’ FULL LENGTH, 160% MONTCLAIR 78x90” Iraq Hangings Incense Man in Street replied that military agreement fiberglos diapos added. "It to too bed." nohni shirts in Aw meeting, Xuan Thuy, WMdd be tanpoeelble without a nylon sport hoso washcloths blankets \ the NotAt Vietnameae ambaoea- eetUement of polittoal problems Says He Wouldn’t Arm Ship CAR i ’A^tor, said flatly; "I once again of South Vietnam. Tfw atmoephere auggested a CORONADO, CaUf. (AP) — U 9 9 reject aU dtotortlom by the Pueblo, said he had no forces 3 J 9 8 2 for Israel Is in Reprisal Mood long deadlock. The skipper of a olator ship to under his direct command to 5 2 c 1 9 c united States and the Saigon ad- South Vietnam led off the day the U8S Pueblo aays he atlll be­ provide emergency help when regularly li66 It perfect, to 8.W regularly 8.60 rognlariy A lt By HAL MOOLUBB Public presoure on Prime promptly denied by Aw army, mlntotration, aa weH aa aU Aielr COATS C is W u m X J L ! “ If perfect 60r after the delegates seated Aiem- lieve* In the concept of itghUy North Korean gunboats sur­ Reg. to 88.06 Aaaeciatod Praia Writer Mlnlatar Levi Erithol’a govorn- and om authorltativo aouroe lU-faitenttoned propoaels." 24 adves around the huge round armed Intelligence craft but he rounded her a year ago and that 60% rayon, 80% polyester, 78” length, beige, greai Long and short sloovoo ment to oave Iraq’a small Jew­ oaUed It byatoita. Emerging from a meeting of wouldn’t again want to ri«kt one Green, black, white, Also many regular stock TEL AVIV, (AP) —What can table In the Intornattonal planes and ablps from other melon. 10% acrylic; 100% nylon rose, melon, blue, gtdd, avallablo In aU slaoo. torari do. If anything to atriko ish community la growing. Any 7% houra, Thuy said It had near Red China or North Korea. Furs are labeled to show country of origin. added, sllgbUy soiled. Barilor Iraq had aoeumd to­ Oonferenoe Center, for Aw sec­ command* were unavailable or binding. All eolon. white. bato at Iraq for hanging Jews new trial, and acoompanylng to- "brought nothing new." rari of maaoinr troops along Aw ond round o f fuH-dreaa talks. Cmdr. Charles R. Ctark, who too far away. Johnson said the aa iples or for staging iww show nwN raprisri, ooiM again push Jordanian border, within miles A North Vietnameae opokee- commanded the Banner, out­ Pueblo’s two .50-caUber ma­ Ambaaaador Pham Dang Lam UNTRIMMED triato.” tho Middle Boat to the adga of of whore more than 13,000 mem­ . men said Awt “what we reject lined to a Navy court of L^ulry chine guns "did not aiqwar to Pro-Tufted novelty soaps sundrios specials "T he optlona are mtarfmal,” war. bers of the “Iraqi expeditionary la dtoouaaing the DMZ In Wria- warned the North Vietnamese Wedneaday a story that In some me to provide a significant de- oonflmw one well-informed lo- It la Alla fear that prompted foreo" and ths Ii^-tratawd and tlon without any diacunzion of a and Vtot Oong propaganda woya paralleled the asq^erienca fenae capability." tussy doodorants the United Statea, among oth- W>eechee which would Impede , toothbrushes raell. equipped 42lat Palestinian Oom- political oetAement." ot Cmdr. Lloyd Bueber and tha The court goe* into closed *eo- COATS CiiUVUUUCSLl But Aw toraeU m ood today la ero, to caution Israel (0 uas ro- mando BattaUon are atattomd. South Vietnamese Ambaiaa- progreea and tariied the other Pueblo—except the Banner waa 4 a r 1J0 9 ^ ride for tto claims and aocuaa- Bion today-to hear elaaaUlod in­ Reg. to 40.00 — Hliee for MlMMeH and PetltOH 27 Vz one of revenge. The man on the ■trafait. larari denied this ohargo too. dor Flwm Dang Lam aald "the not aelzod by North Koreana form ation. price! regular to 58c etroot soonw cotyvlncod that ObulA larari aim a retaliatory The Iraqi troops, riafamed In meeUng took place in the oanw Aons. He aald their opeeclwa at and its crew held capUve for 11 the flrat meeting last Saturday Johnson, commander of Aw • 'v ^ gu la rty 1.85 3 n t 1 I . 0 0 oonwthlng—ho doiean’t hnnw strike at Baghdad or at baqi Jordan rince Aw Juno 1607 Mid- manner ao that of last Saturday, months. whatr-muat and will be done. with the Oonummioto deUverfaig were negattve. U.S. Naval Forces—Japan at Castile Shampoo, Honey and Al­ troops otaUoned in nrighborlng dio East war, ahroady havo frit He did not dloagroo when So tar, the laraoUo havo ajf- the time, *ald plane* could not LUXURIOUS MINK _ !■ A QA regularly 09c mond Lotion, Mouthwash, Egg regularly to IrfM . JordanT totari’s ropiiflal aAiw. toraeU pure propaganda and polem- Ewn U.8. Ambassador Henry Bucher’a attonwy prefaced a poalsd to world optnlon to pro- kw." He had warned In the operate out of Japan beoaune of Dress up the bathroom, decorator, Shampoo, Hand and Body Lotion, Aftkr auooeszful Israeli com­ planes pounded Iraqi troop con- Oabot Lodge pleaded for the queoUon by saying: “You more an agreement with that country sweet smeUlng, guest size. Bath Oil, Cold Cream, Dry bkln vent a repoUtion of the Baghdad mando raids Into Egypt's upper eontratlom, artlUery poaltloiM meeting that propaganda detogatea to get down “to the than any other men can aay, 100% nylon, soft, medium, hard. Hair Rinse. Cream, BoU-en, Stiok, Spray. eaptonage trials that 'ondod In forblding use of Japan-baaed ar?ei^wumoL! 5 8 Nile, Jordan and at Beirut In­ and ammunition dumps tost epooefaea would prevent pro- eertoua bueinees" of finding a ‘There but for the grace of God aircraft in engagement* with “ the txeoullon o f 14, peraan#, la- ternational Airport, thore oewna greoB. Deo. 4 in retaliation for tho Ira­ way to peaoe, adding: “Let u* go I’ when you look at Pate unfriendly forces. chiding nina Jowa, loot Monday. mue doubt of It. qi ahelUng of toraoU border oat- Tran Buu Klem, the chief b e^ today.” B ucher." After Johiwon described the But raporte reaching hero say Iraq accuaed Aw torarils to­ Dttnrtntf delegate of the Vtot Oorg'a Nh- Explaining rejection at the Clark took the atand In open We’ re Manchester’s Official Girl Scout Headquarters! OPEN 6 PAYS— THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 » WE ARE MANOHESTER'S OWICtAL G I^ C o !jn S !p Q u !!lT O Iraq pianato put anothar S do- forces available to hfan. Roar 8 day of sondfaig seven aircraft BgAntg Aonal liberation Front, said an­ opening oeoaton Saturday of con­ seaalon—the first In four days— fondauta. Including 18 Jowa, on any now reprisal om Adm. Mareiiall White of the acroaa Aw Jordan ooaoo-flra Uns grily that the Americana and crete American proposaia on after Rear Adm. Frank. L. trial ter opylng. to pound Iraqi troops. This waa (■ Pago levantoon) South Vietnameae were trying military anatten, Thuy aald Ha­ Johnson, who auporviaed tho (fieo Page Elgkleen)