Angry Rebels Greet Agnew

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^ 4 ’ Franee Astir Over In Manila Israeli Gunboats W, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Angry Rebels to Israel, the Arabs would not Foreign Minister Maurice make a' fUss. Schumann of France has de­ The French ambassador to manded an explanation from I»- Cairo notified Egyptian officials a, rael of how five gunboats Sunday that France was launch­ „ slipped out of Cherbourg deqplte ing a fuU inquiry into the gun­ Greet Agnew an arms embargo, official boat affair. Thq French Embas­ ' "V. 1 BVench sources said t^ a y . sy and Egyptian sources denied new's party of 40 included Apol­ The gunboaU, buUt for Isiwel MANILA (AP) — Anti- that President Gamal Abdel lo astronaut Eugene A. Cer^ before the French embaigoed American demonstrators 10 Nasser had protested^to France. nan, who will present President all arms to Israel Jan. 1, were threw three firecrackers ’The Israeli charge d’affaires Ferdinand Marcos with pfecee reported moving through the t # at Vice President Spiro T. in Paris, Eltan Ronn, met with of moon rock and picturea of the eastern Mediterranean toward French Fm-elgn Minister Mau­ Agnew’s car here today Philippines taken from space. Israel, almost within range of rice Schumann for 16 minutes and one of them bounced Agnew said that since this Is ®Syptlan phutes. They slipped Sunday afternoon, but there was o ff the top of the limou­ his first trip to Asia, ’ T am not out of Cheihourg in the early no incficatlon what was said. sine. A rock also flew in a position to make pronounce­ morning darkness Christmas Ihe French Defense Ministry ments on this p ^ of Day. through the air as Agnew’s instated over the weekend that car scurried into the U.S. world." But he praised the Phil­ t The sources said Schumann the gunboats hod been sold to a ippines for Its development of 2 Embassy compound, shep­ made his demand Sunday at a Norwegian company as un­ repreoentati-M'government, free 15-minute meeting with Eytan armed transport boats for off- herded by 20 security Honn, the Israeli charge agents. (See Pag* Twenty-! 6) d’affaires. The sources added (See Fags Twraty-Tliise) No one was hurt and Agnew, that Ronn told Schumann he had asked later If he was frlghtesied. no Instructions and would con­ said: "Not a bH.’’ sult his government immediate­ Earlier, the demonstrators at­ ly- tacked a limousine carrying ACLU Says The same goveiTiment sources U.S. Ambassador Henry Byr- reported that an official investi­ HungerMay oade as he rolled up to the em­ bassy. 9 gation, promised Saturday by Police Plague Premier Jacques Chaban-Del- Several hundred riot police mas, on how the gunboats leV - drove the crowd of more than Cherbourg is under way. 100 young leftists across the Panther Unit Arab diplomats were follow­ A Dull Boy road from the embassy com­ ing the affair closely. It U wide­ pound. The demonstrators NEW YORK (AP) — An chanted “Yankee Go Home," ly thought the gunboat incident American Civil Liberties Union BOSTON (AP) — Hunger ear­ and marched up and down as could be disastrous for Prance’s ly in life dulls a child’s potential report says the Black Panthers effort to strengthen ties with the If'-' the Agnews' car drove into the mental development, a new compound with some 30 Secret have been subjected to lUegal Arab world because it is as­ study o f black chUdren finds. police harassment and denied sumed the gunboats, never Service agents running along­ By age three, be may well constitutional rights, but It could have left port without offi­ side. have fallen behind better nour­ Booing and ahouUng, the dem­ found no evidence that any t»A- cial connivance. Iw- n * * ished youngsters even if he had onstrators surrounded Byr- eral conspiracy was Involved. Arab ambassadors in Paris slurtod out better equipped, ’'Across Ihe country law en­ will meet Tuesday morning, code's car and banged on It with aays Dr. H. Jack Geiger of the forcement officials are waging a presumably to discuss the af­ their signs and fists. Several Tufts University School of Medi­ Against the b^kground of a cold, wintry sky, a man trudges alone down a demonstrators Jumped In front drive against the black militant fair, but an Arab League cine. H oliday T ra ffic organisation resulting in aerious ^Mkesman insisted the meeting street in Williamsport, Pa. The central Pennsylvania city is digging out from of the car, bringing It to a halt. ’The remedy for this kind of civil tlbertUee vlolationa,’’ slated was one of a series of regular a record December snow of 17 inches. (AP Photofax) More than 300 helmeted police waste of human talent is not the report released Sunday. bimonthly get-togethers. Just some patchwotk supply of Deaths at 581 forced the demonstrators back Reports from Sicily said a and at least two tear gas gre­ The report, based on an ACLU nuwe food for the poor, Geiger By THE A880UIATED PfUESH flurry of Israeli radio messages told ^ American Association Mayors Ask; nades were thrown. The car survey of nine metropolitan Indicated an Israeli flotilla had for the Advancement of Science Bad weather throughout the drove Into the embassy com ­ areas and reports from IS passed the island. Maritime Sunday. nation may have aided in keep­ pound. ACLU atnilales, ssUd the evi­ sources said the intercepted Rather, he said, the answer ing the C ^ stm a s traffic death The demonstrators handed out dence (toes “ not prove a dtreet- messages gave no positive con­ also involves giving deprived ‘More Snow? ThaVs a Joke toll far below the 800 to 600 a leaflet saying they were mem­ ed national campaign to get the firmation that the Israeli ves­ children more challenging sti­ deaths predicted, the National bers of the Free Philippine Panthers" sels were escorting the gun­ muli, such as toys and books, Safety Council says. Youth Union and the Bertrand The Panthers have charged boats, but they indicated sMne- Russell Pence Foundation, and in trying to overcome root Oouncll President Howard that 38 party members havs thing unusual was going on. Isn*t It?^ which Is one of the more vocal causes cf poverty through social Pyle said the low total of 661 been murdered by police In the chanve. By 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS deary's srorrles were typical North Adams during the night, opponents of U.S. policy In Viet­ Officials in the French port of deaths for the four-day holiday lost two years as part of wiwt Geiger is professor of commu­ The Northeast struggled Mon­ of almost every mayor in New and in neighboring Adams a nam. Cherbourg, where the gunboats period which ended at midnight the Panthers allege Is a federal nity health and social medicine day to clean up from one of its Bkigland today as the region grader end snowblowM* devel­ Agnew arrived In Manila dur­ were buUt, estimated that with Sunday may have bean due to conspiracy to exterminate the one refueling at sea. the 40-knot at ’Tufts, and project director of worst winter storms on record. continued to struggle from be­ oped trouble. They'd been in al­ ing the afternoon and told wel- parly. the poor traveling conditions boots could reach the Israeli the ’Tufts Delta Health Center at Vermont declared a state of neath one of its worst winter most constant use slnoe niurs- oomera at the airport that the which kept many off the roads.' The ACLU report was pre­ port of Haifa sometime today. Mound Bayou, I t o . ’The center emergency, and aecumulatians storms. day night, srhen the storm be­ united States and the Philip­ of snow and ice brought flooding pines “ stand together on the pared for presentation to an liv The 370-ton gunboats are 147 serves an area of some 16,000 The holiday storm burled gan. Although the number of in some-areas and food aiid'fM threshold of a new decade which 'dependent SS-member Foommls- feet long. persons in northern Bolivar parts of northern New Ekigland “ And what's more, these guys deaths was low, the price paid shortages in others. holds challenge os well os bring slon that la Investigating clashes E British navy sources sold County, 14,000 of whom are beneath as much as four feet of ^^^~!the fellows who drive the in terms of grief and tragedy New York and the six New promise for both of our na- between Panthers and polio*. three iriilps of the Soviet Medi­ black and whose average in­ new snow, and gale-force winds plows and the trucks and the was high. England) states reported a total tlons." 'ilM com mission Is hsadod by terranean fleet were lying off come has been about $000 per quickly whipped up drifts 30 and snow-blcwers — they're tired, A head-on colliatn near White of 17 storm-related deaths. Agnew brought greetings Arthur J. Goldberg, former Bu- Malta, close enough to sea lones family per year. SO feet high. really exhausted,’’ reported an River, 8. D., killed seven per­ Meanwhile, forecasters from Presldant Nixon and a pre­ preme Court jusUce, and Roy between Sicily and Israel to Geiger cited a study by Dr. Vermont was worst hit. Gov. offIchU in Bennington, Vt., Just watched a new storm building sons, including a family of four diction that the 1670s "Will see Wilkins, NAACP national dlrae- monitor any Israeli ship 'move­ Florence Halpem, a cUnleal Deane C. Davis declared a state over the stale line from North over the Midwest and one Bos­ In one car and two brothers in us reach a new mutual friend­ tor. ments. Another 10 Russian war­ psychologist, and Dr. Roy E. of emergency Sunday and or­ Adams. "More snowT That's a ton weatherman said: “ If thiiHs the other. Carey Shelton, 36, of ship which does honor to two 'The report said polios action ships were reported in Egyptian Brown, a pediatrician, at the dered out the National Guard to Joke, isn't i t r ' foUow the usual pattern, that Mission, 8 D., his wife, son and great sovereign nations." against the Panthers "has waters. center, who made detailed phys­ help with snow removal. In parts of upstate New York, ical, nutritional and psychologi­ system could clobber us about daughter were killed along with He streosed partnership be- amounted to provocative and ’The Israeli govermnent main­ Bitter cold spilled over the re­ hundreds were snowbound with­ cal examinations of 344 apper- midweek.’ ’ Joseph Keever, 18, his brother tween the two longtime friends even punitive harassment, de­ C tained silence on the gimboat in­ gion today, msddng digging out out fuel, and running low on enUy healthy black infants, "My God, I don’t know what Richie, 16, and a friend, Bruce In brief remarks at Manila In­ fying Ihe constitutional rights of cident, and a Defense Ministry more difficult. food. aged 3 months to 3 years. we’re going to do with it if we Harris, 16. T7»e teen-agers were ternational Airport. The Philip­ (he Panthers to make political spokesmas said: “We never Helicopters, airplanes and Using the Gesell Development get any more’ snow,’ ’ said a Snow removal began bogging from White River. Three other pines U the first of 10 Aslan apeeches or distribute pnluteei talk about this subject.’’ ’Ihe ground vehicles. Including snow­ Scale, which measures various tired Mayor James F. Cleary in down in some areas because of teen-agers were killed when countries Agnew Is scheduled to literature." U.S. Sth Fleet and spokesmen in equipment failures. mobiles, were pressed Into serv- their car blew a tire and smoah- vlsU during the next three North Adams, Maas. “ We don't li also charged that “ high na- Naples for the North AtlanUc (Bee Page Two) have any place to put U.’ ’ weeks. Four idows broke down in (See Page Ten) (Bee Page Six) ’Treaty Organisation also re­ Along with hU wife, Judy. Ag- (See Pago Three) fused to answer any questions about the gunboats, but it was assumed that the 6th Fleet wns tracking them. Battle Scope European diplomats had vary­ ing opinions roval of the Yet aU the while North Vist- nam to contain a serious aaoauH bill. confidence to move at nigtat and nam has been building up Its this oould deUy 1670 wlthdraw- Us in smtasdiaa Amerlmn sol­ Although the striking miners armed forcea along South Viet­ als. claimed they would spread the dier* in groups os amall oa five nam's borders. What these The claeaic alternative avail­ wildcat walkSut acroos the na- man have settled in srlth Viet­ forcea will do. as the United able to the North Vietnamese Is Uen’s coal flelda, the strike eras namese population In thU graae- States oontlnues to withdraw to s'sJt, gambling all on a oon- slow to build momentum. roots bade training rots. ,)Combat forces, is the big ques­ vonbonsl thrust across the bor­ A similar eralkbut last winter Then tiler* or* ths American tion for 1670 and later. ders srhen they feel »>«■« man­ Idled West Virginia's 40,000 min­ provinctal advlacr*. tnihuMas- The momentum of the nation­ ers when grass-roots organisa­ ageable numbers of Americans tlcally driving thoir utility vans wide break thn x^ against the remain. tions were successful In press- alon gyrikiw datta roads reach­ ii^ for legislative afqjroval of a Viet Oong in the countryside is The main oaialyats (or isi- ing deep into provincial or*aa state law providing compensa­ visible, measurable and conttn- gon’s breakthrougb In the coun­ iang controlled by the Viet tion for poeumoconkMls, as res­ / ’ uh>S. But there ia alao general tryside srs the Americana; men Oongf, i agreement that If this momen­ piratory ailment called ''black like Brig. Hubert g. Oun- Th«y dMcrlbt pom th« n«wty tum falters, as it )um la the past ningbam, eoinmander c f the lung." daotgned Y-ehapad outposts dot­ A surrey qf jhejftate's exten- because o f ineptaeas or poUticsl batOe-aearred 173rd Alrbocne ting tbs roadsides havs wlth- dlvtston. there will be UtUe atve coal fields, ' howevsr, Brigade, who from his helicop­ Mood oil attacks. They Invtts shoered that today's strike had chance for any pro-Weotem gov- ter over coastal Btnh Dtnh you to S0I9 at a marhst ploM emroent and society to survive little effect outside of the Ksna^..^ Province proudly points out the rsbuUt In soms ramots, once ia South Vietnam. There will be wha River Valley here and at ribbons of shiny alumtnum- broken and abandoned vlUags two mines In the state’s aoulb- no time to try again. roofed houses ths( edss the now fun of Ufa. Platmera of the Amcrtcaa era field. In Logan County. streams and dot the aond dunes. Vlshiamsei 'Offtrtaidom In the withdrssval are proceeding srith ) A spokesman for the Kana­ He entustaattoaUy rseounte eountrysMe followed the Ameri- ' raatton. They aay that If Amert- wha Valley Oial Association, how the bamb 7643 956 main street, opposite oak . . . / S i l O p S Of Seven Cinema I—Cactus Flower, Sets Hearing O J4 I HEARD r r 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40. THIS SEAL A ll o f us dtm ge our mental 4 A7642 DR. CHRISTIAAN By JOHN GRUBEB Cinema II—^Paint Your Wag­ In ads indicstss Ihs fHm was pictures from time to time. A WEST EAST Closed today — starts tomorrow, thru Jan. 3rd. For Tonight swbmittsd and approved under BARNARD MAKES This ^year’s praductlon at on, 2, 8. month ago, for example, you s 9 6 5 2 S 108743 by John Gruber Tschaikowsky's “Nutcracker" Cinarama — Goodbye, Mr. tbs Motion Picture Cods had a mental picture of Santa VvDRLDS FIRST Tile Sewer Commission will C? Q 9 . 9 KJ 108 HEART TRANSPLANT. ballet was definitely the beet of Chips, 2, 8. of SsM-Rsgulation. j Chuiae as a jaUy bearded men O K IO 0 9876 the seven that Hartford has an- East Windsor Drive-In—Bat­ hold a public hearing tonight THE RECIPIENT LIVED [i ] Suggsslsd for GENERAL in a red auit. Today you may A Q J 1098 4 None ______nually seen and heard under the tle of Britain, 7:30. It Its Tues­ at 8 in the Council diamber picture him as n UH ooUector. 18 RAYS. Spectacular Year - End audisness. SOUTH ' TMa is the season for New know wtien to begin.” I’d sug- Hartford Ballet day, It Must Be Belgium, 9:45. of the Town Hall concerning Likewise^ change your mental Manchester Drive-In—On Her . g Suggested for MATURE ^ ♦ KJ Y ear’s resolutions. I wish you’d K ^ b ^ - ^ u r i c . C W l ^ re- the proposed adoption at a picture cf the flneaae according Q? A52 Albano's organization polished Majesty's Secret Service, 9:10. audiences (parental discre­ to the altuBtlon. spond atTxmgly to rhythmic Im- schedule of connection and use O AQ532 make one and stick to U. Let its performance to a high lustre, Death Rides a Horse, 7:00. South dealer. pulsee, and ballet ie nothing if charges. tion advised). 4 K53 It be: “This year I will take one but the presentation was graced Mansfield Drive-In — Mary North-South vulnerable. not rhythmic. It is, of course, The charges have already ® RESTRICTED — Persona . Sooth West North East STOREWIDE SALE hour a day from watching T V by the Hartford Sym{diony in Jane, 6:30. Psych Out, 8:00. Opening lecul — Queen o f SOVIETS ALEXEI KOSYGIN refined rhythm, andiat Us beet been unanimously adopted by under 16 not admitted, un­ 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass and spend U listening to good the pit, for the first time, and The Trap, 9:46. Chibs. AND PRESIDENT JOHNSON MEET AT can amoiBtt alm ost 'to a trane- the commission, but must have music; further, I will see that the voices of the female con­ State Theatre—101 Dalma- less accompanied by parent GLASSBORO STATE COLLEGE, N.J. - IT WAS figuration of a primitive urge. a public hearing before they South won the <^>ening d id ) nty children do the same thiirg. tions, 12:50, 3:00, 6:56, 9:10. or adult guardian. ’Tachalkowelcy’d "Nutcracker’" tingent „ from the Hartford Sym- can be adopted by the town. lead with the Ung, noting from NICE-BUT THAT PROVED TO BE ABOUT and that we all spend one hour younr ten up to the Chorale offstage, os well The Tattooed PoUce Horse, Ehist’s spade discord that the ' Dally Question THE SUM-TOTAL TO COME OUT OF IT,. 12:00, 2:10, 6:00, 8:16. 'The connection charges pro- Persons under 16 not ad­ a week attending Uve music.” age of six or eight oven definitely was big time. clubs were biqielesely stacked Partner opens with 1 NT (!• •AFTER MR ICOSYON'STAREVfELL ADPRE^’ save po:ed by the commission would mitted. Thii age reetricUon off U.A. Th^ter-^n Her Ma­ to 18 points), and the next play­ Actually, this shouldn't be a like it in hifcncy. But for Fiorato. who conducU at require that a connection charge against him. He would therefore SVETLANA ALLILUYEVA, jesty's Secret Service, 1:30, may be higher In certain er paases. You hold: Spades, hard restriuUon for you to keep, heaven’s sake get the comiriete ^ York City Ballet, pre- cf $1(M> per unit be levied on need four diamond tricks to RAUGKTER o f STALIN, DESERTS at least 30fo and more! 7:00, 9:46. You must like music or you bedlet, and trot the "Suite FYom “*‘*®** ^ podium, manag'mg property used for single-family areas. Check theater or make Ms contract. 9-9-0-2; Hearts, Q-9; Diamonds, HER NATIVE RUSSIA FOR THE wouldn’t be reading this column The Nutcracker," which is to show the local musicians that, or multi - family residence, advertising. South had otriy one mental K-10; Clubs, Q-J-16-9-8. UNITED STATES IN HER SEARCH in the first place, since you nothlrrg but a series of disjoint- there is a great deal more cchooi or church. Printad at a public aorvica picture of a fineabe: You lead What do you sayf FOR FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION. famous make quality apparel from regular stock! know by now that all 1 ever dis- ed numbers extracted by the to the Tschaikowsky score than Coventry For any property not used by thii nowspoper toward your A-Q. He therefore Answer: Bid two clubs. Strangely enough, this bid has ^ cuss is good music. Nearly composer for the delectation of they had form erly Imagined. for the above purpose the com­ got to dummy with a spade in everybody spends a couple of the boobs of his era who are While there were still a few mission proposes an area con­ order to return the jack of dla- nothing to do with your power- ' JUNIORS, PETITES, YOUNG JUNIORS hours or more daily in front of now T V boobs. rough spots in the pit, the sound Hearing Set nection charge of $1,000 per monda for a flneaae. fill club holding. You are uaing the Stay man Oonvenjion, aeking the boob-tube, so cutting that Sleeping Beauty," by the of a large, live, orchestra did acre, subject to a minimum Hunger May West won with the king of dla- BRITTAIN'S F R A N a S your partner to shew a major G IR L S 4 to 14, B O Y S 4 to 20 & F O O T W E A R tim e in half doesn't rush any of »am c composer, is another dan- wonders for the performances. charge of $1,000. monda cuid led a club to dum­ CHICHESTER M AK ES A Tonight On suit of four or more cards. If your really needful activities dy for the very young. I’erhaps With six previous annual ex­ To determine the amount of m y’s ace. Now South could take SOLO, 20,500 MILE TRIP periences behind them, the stage connection charges, a unit is Make Jack partner can bid spades, you wUl But it's the youngaters who it's even better. Both ballets the ace and queen of dtamonds, AROUND THE VMORLD IN our entire stock of girls' and boys' 4 to ^ win benefit the most. They have stories, and even a one- performera gave a very smooth defined as one single family liv­ but Eaat still had the nine of raise to game. If partner blchi 2 & D A P Unit A 5E .FOOT BOAT. should be exposed to fine music year-old can respond Im and beautifully Integrated per- ing quarters, one church build­ A Dull Boy dlamcnda. South would win only Euiythlng else, you will bid 2 junior & miss 5 to 13 famous make ing, or one school building. Fur­ 7 In the cradle and their tastes medlately to the mimicry formance. Each year the actual The Town Council is holding three diamond tricka instead of NT. ther, the term area is defined (Contiiitied from Page One) Copyright 1999 estahllshed firmly long before of caU in the section "Puse in staging of the many dances has a hearing at 7 tonight in the the four that he needed for his as “ developed land, including snow suits their teens. Then when those Boots” for example. varied a little, and this time was board room of the Town Hall to contract. Down one. General Featnrea Oorp. "fur look" jackets ing streets, parking area, and basic components of mental horrible years come, they won't The stories are usually on the exception. But this keeps consider enactment of an ordi­ c.ron spaces; a fractional acre functioning to arrive at an Expected Break orig. find "rock " such a soul-eearing record jackets, but you can al- monotonous. nance creating a Community Ahnost €u»y wey of playing additional to at least one acre equivalent intelligence quotient wool mini-coats event that it contributes might- ways find them In books at the allows for slight variations Development Action Plan (C- the diamonds will produce four to accomodate the strong points jhall be pro-rated.” for such an early age, they said TOPLESS restaurants $18. to $21. lly to the "generation gap.” library. There are, of course. DAP) Agency. Enactment of tricks if the six missing dia­ Hoar 1-2 ARAB-ISRAEL 1 2 .9 0 of various performers. The proposed use charges 1 WAR pro tests; d r a f t card M AKE Q U T E A SHOWING Yes, they'll go for it for awhile ballets that don't have stories such an ordinance Is actually the youngsters had a develop­ monds break 3-3, but South E x. Son. A Hid. S IX - D A Y 9 With a cast of hundreds, it adopted by the commission in AND FLAG BURNINGS MAKE TOR IN VARIOUS C TIES . save off machine washable oxford or In the Interests of conformity, and are purely ordered move- only a technicality at this time, mental quotient of about 117 at should expect them to be divid­ WAR Is imposa6ble to menUon every­ October call for an annual Muer Jn0d!L SOME DISTURBING TIMES. at least O and more smooth nylon, quilt^ or orlon pile For all his talk about revolt, the ment. These have to be seen since the C-DAP Agency mem­ ed 4-2. I f East has K-x the body, of course. StiU JuUa charge of $20 for each single age 13 weeks or under. MffliHU mum 3 0 7 c lined with lin ^ hoods, onbroidered teen-ager is the greatest con- to be learned, and they don't bers have been at work for sev­ normal diamond finesse will « i « i » n Frederick, Judith Gosnell, Den­ family living quarters. This, they said, compared or racer trims. formlst of all. If he isn't "with do them on TV. However, bol- eral months. work, but West w ill then have ise Warner and Paid RtMsell For other than residences,! ViHth about 100 as a national ! oriff. 135 te |75 It" so far his contemporaries let companies do come to Apparently, last spring the tho commission is recommence two sure - est 10,0(X) gallons. The minimum ed. mond from his hand toward to listen to good music with Introduce him U> Bhakespeare life Mrs. Albono) displayed ex­ Moore visited the Department If Dean Rusk Is Appointed annual charge would be $20. dummy’s J-4. West must step 12-29 n NASH VILLE , Tenn. (A P )— ten petition that It Is causing denfry tuid Europecraft. sizes 5 to 6x your youngsters and to teach by means of ballet. And you cellent technique in !both the of Community Affairs, the state But the scores of the black jup M In addition the commission up with the king of diamonds Sww liEivvooD ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) —Mem- about this aj^intm ott will hurt niiftQSn James Earl R ay went Into fed- lilni "untold anxiety, apprehen- orig. $30-$33 them what It la about, not only can introduce him to Shake "Snow Scene” and in the fa­ group which sponsors &DAP, children declined with time until proposes that "the Sewer Com­ (it does Urn no good to play "-OTERG hers of Georgia’s Board of Re- the university system. But I eral court today to a,rgue that slon and 111 health” to the point 19.90 would you learn something speare by means of a live per- mous "W altz of the Flowers.” he learned that there had not at 3 years old they average 86 mission shall establish special low), and declarer later clears genU meet today in a rare spe- realize that a man cannot al- his confinement In the maxi­ that he believes he "cannot cope about a great art, but the oom- lormancc of opera. They do These are the sort of parts that been an "o fficial” designation compared with 100 for white charges when water use in ix>t the suit with the jack, queen mMTVDURVM60N clal session to consider the rec- ways be responsible for what mum security section of the wilh it further.” sizes 7 to 12 penlonshlp engendered wouU go "Otello” with reasonable fre- " » lt her style in excellent man- of such an agency. The Depart­ children. Children fl-SO junior, petite & young jr. related to sewer use, or when and ace, after which his last ommended appointment of Dean his children do,” said the gover- Tennessee State Penitentiary Among those Ray's attorneys orig. $35 to $38 tar toward bringing you oioser quency at the Bushnell, ond ^ ment of Community Affairs sug­ water is ol^talned from cm un­ "If a child's mental develop­ An Shows Judith Gosnell was an ex­ diamond is good for the game­ Rusk as professor o f Interna- nor. here constitutes cruel and inhu­ subpoenaed for the hearing 2 4 .9 0 together? the opera is even more Impres­ gested on ordinance be enact­ metered source. ment Is heavily determined in going trick. tremely fine ' "Fee Dragee,” tional law at the University of An appointment of this Impor- man punishment. were a male nurse and doctor famous make dresses I’U admit that they’ll go for sive than the original. ed to fulfill the technical re­ "Use charges shall be billed the first years of life, what are select from furred looks, suedes, or "Sugar Plum Fairy," as the Georgla. tance normally would have been Ray, serving 9 years for the from the prison. "rock" and you’ll lose them for If your youngster knows the quirement, since the agency Is annually except when the es­ we to say of homes without min­ cistom ary translation usually The offer of the post was taken to the regents for their In- sniper slaying of Dr. Martin Lu- Ray's lawyers also sought to great group, leading styles wiK)ls in solids or checks, all smart­ a while. But If you’ve been mak­ story of this classic cold (do about ready now to submit a timated aimual chaise is in imal fo(^ without safe water, goes. To tell the truth, I learned made to Rusk by university formal approval before the post ther King Jr., was-transferred call the chief of Vanderbilt Hos- ly tailoriHl styles. ing them listen to good stuff, you?) it won’t matter to him formal C-DAP application. excess of $50 the user shall be with roofs and walls open to the IT4 Too HI6H IN M£AT6,0ufrER, this ballet in French and I find President Fred C. Davtecn, who was offered, ^REAM, WHoLt MILK ('ALL during a heavy rainstorm from pital'H psychology secllon, but and tsdctng them to live music, that It is being simg in Italian The ordinance hearing Is the billed seml-ennually.” elements, without fuel, without OUR HOLIDAY SHOWI JUST GREAT! it sometlmM disturbing to see acted without the knowledge of The fact that it Was not—that HI6H IN ^ATuRATsP FATfPjlSiSf the prison to a cell in the feder­ Miller reserved judgment on save! they'll diacover on their own on the stage. He won't under­ only Item on the agenda for to­ Ice Skating clothing, homes in which chil­ off! strange titles in ElngHah for at least some of the 15 regents, the regents were not inform^ {Too MUCK ^HtfLMffROtl.ANP al courthouse before down to­ that until today. girls' 7 fo 14 accounts that "rock" Is really stand Shakespeare's Elizabe­ night’s specially called Town Tile recreation director, dren have never seen a bctll, a at least and more thase I originally encountered The regents must approve all amd the pending reoommenda- ^U«AR. day. He was guarded closely by Ray has been under tight se­ 307> junk. than English cither, if you start Council meeting. James Snow, announces that rattle, a bell or a mirror?” Gei­ appolntmente in the university tion was leaked to the news me- HggWi Copiuloi vyGU helpM infGfmMMn. 10 carloads of state and federal curity since his arrest In London "Rock," of course, tei’t a him that way. Get Charles and In French. Taxes Doe ger asked. winter jackets there will be "South Wiitdsor raciiiii system. dia— proihpited some regents to H is iwf inf endkd fe k# el•I s1 k nehire. officers. after King's assassination In peroonal art at all. You just Mary Ijimb’s "Talcs From For example, "PoUchendle" Tax Collector Audrey Bray Is Residents Only” Ice skating at The health center organized a The news of the proposed ap- speculate that Davison and Dr. Ray, appearing pale after 18 Memphis. April 4, 1968. He was orig. 616 to f.lO get an electric guitar with a Shakespeare” and start your which is French for "Punchi­ reminding residents that the garden club among former cot­ the Hartford Arena on Rt. 5 to­ I10\\(!|‘ pointment prompted immediate George L. Simpson, Chancellor months behind bars here and in held In a special cell In the Shel­ heck of a big amplifier, a drum­ child with that, before he gets nello,” a clown, turns up in second installment of the town ton field hands. From this ACLU Says save! oH! day and tomorrow from 3:30 to grew opposition from several regents, of the luilversity system, were Memphis, was shackled os he by County jail while awaiting mer with the noisiest assort­ all confused with the language the Hartford version as "Crack­ tax payment Is due on Thurs­ a farm co(^>erative which now 5 p.m. This time Is in addition who were joined, at least behind attempting a public pressure was whisked into the court- trial ami was brought to the 10.90 - 19.90 at least and mare ment of percussion instruments of the 16th century. er Jock” which certainly means day. No bills will be mailed out Is growing vegetables, operating 3 0 7 ° to the regular family night the scenes, by influential figures play on the board, Police Plague house. He claims maximum se­ prison March 11. the day after he can accumulate, a couple of (It- wouldn’t hurt, of course, more to an American audlenca. for this payment. a food freezing locker, a book­ skating on Tuesday evenings. from other quarters, including Roy Harris, a veteran mem- curity confinement violates his he pleaded guilty sizoH 3 to 15, young jr. 6 to 11. bad tnstrumentalista, a lousy to take him to Stratford in the Incidentally, Jon Carrol who Mrs. Bray said that there will store and cultural center, plan­ orig. 921 to $26 Gov. Lester Maddox. ber of the board and a leading rights and Is damaging his Ray him remained In maxi­ Select from enkaliire, jKilyester, singer, and a microphone, and summer. I'm not against the soloed in this section and also be no interest due it the July 1 Panther Unit Manchester Evening Herald ning a cannery, cuid expanding Rusk Is unpopular in many opponent o f the Rusk aiqmlnt- health. mum security since then except doul)le knilK in wool lilendH, tirnel you're in business. other arts; I ’m merely plug- doubled os Doctor Drosoelmeter, installment was paid on time. Into other efforts to improve South Windsor correspondent Georgia political circles be­ ment, saM: • ontlnued truni Page One) U.S. Dist. Court Judge Wll for one trip to Memphis where The trouble is that the ktds Ing my own. But see that he did iui excellent job of acro­ Taxpayers should check with or mat jersey prints, cotton knits 12.90 to 16.90 Carol Moulton, tel. M4-8714. health and civic life, including cause he is considered a liberal, “ If tt is confirmed, the fight Is 11am E. Miller ruled that Ray his bid for a new trial on the bn- knows what It Is about be­ batics here. her for the amount of Interest Lonal Officials, by their state­ or bondetl knits. haven’t hecud an orchestra of job training programs, Geiger and because of his role as secre­ just beginning. You’ll see a lot IummIikI jackets in tyrol trimmed E Hhould be present at the hear- sis that his guilty plea was fore he goes.) Stmllarly I find it contusing due, if any. This second Install­ ments and actions, have helped symphonic proporbkme to find said. tary o f state in the administra­ of feathers flying. He haa be ing, but denied a state motion forced upon him was turned wcMil meltons, nylon instructor out what really balanced sound As you find ballet composers I® hear the music of "Danse des ment must be paid before Feb. " I t la in this kind of effort, we to to create the climate of oppres­ tions of Presidents John F. Ken­ elected again next year. And that he be given a physical ex- down, you like, you con branch out In- Mlrlltons” luid find the pcogram 3 In order to avoid Interest. Low Death Toll mid-length imrkas, furreti look is like; or if they have heard feel, that the real future for nedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. there will probably be some sion and have encouraged local amlnution first. An np|)oal of that ruling was to their more serious music. Ibitlng "Ribbon Candy." Here In accordance w ’th PubHc Act jackets. one, they haven’t heard it often these deprived children lies," And several regents acknowl- changes In the board between police to initiate the crack- The state maintains R ay's lurnorl down by the slate Court Tschaikowsky wrote six sym- Deniso Warner shone. She has "iS concerning delinquent taxes, Noted in Britain junior & young jr. 5 to 13 enough for it to make a lasting Geiger said. “They need food, edge privately, a substantial now and then.” downs.” phonies, as well us bullets, und the ability to project her per- the local tax collector will ap- confinement is for his own good of Criminal Appeals An appeal impression. but they need more than food. peut of the opposition stems There could be six changes on Vice President Spiro T. Ag- an opera that still holds the sonallty better than does Mias -ly any money received at this LONDON (AP) — Three per­ and that his health Is fine, to the state Supreme Court Is sportswear They get junk music ell the They need futures, and that from the fact that Rusk’s the board, where eight Is a ma- new, the report said, made such a groaf collection of boards after a century. Oo«nell, but I think that In ac- time to the oldest outstanding sons perished In British rood ac­ R ay contended in a hiuid-writ- pemling. time on the little portabtes they means a better environment, daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, jority. a statement when, It said, he girls' 4 fo 6x, 7 to 14 Beethoven wrote music for tiuillty Miss GosneU has the tax dett. The law prohibits real- cidents Sunday bringing total by famous makers carry around and accept this as books, housing, clothes, educa­ m arried a Negro. Guy Gtbsrai One holdover member, Anton c a iiej the Panthers "a com- "The Creatures of Pro- p.m. Monday through Thurs­ "Yesterday’s tremendous re­ CASUGHT have been found at Panther BOSTON (AP) Sen Kd- T)i<- senator, who was Die you'll see the leiuling styles in part, not thetas. The foot is, duction . . . means the death ment. Maddox will have the oppor- save! first place. phenomenal "danaeur noble," if day and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. SO OAK ST. (off Main) MANCHESTER headquarters in Chicago and mund S. Muskle lodiiy pro[K>sed I)i-iiio<-rall<- vu-e presidential skirts, pantskirts, jumi>ers, sliu ks, off! most parents are lazy. rate tor the entire five-day peri­ 'He Is one o f the three or four tunlty to appqint three addition- And by "in the first place’ he keeps his prcfient rate of ' on Fridays. CaU 94S-90S8 F or Reaervations n c X3 viic .wu. L os Angeles and police have an Independent government eandidnte Ui KSW, crllic-lzed the sweaters, (kilos, enkalure shirts, at Inoat and more They’d rather gripe about od is well below the normal dal­ ° 1 mean in the cradle. p ro gre«. mos con rovers a men n a mem rs p blamed Panthers for the shoot- agency to <-rdlnnte and ix-gu- Nixon administration for bilking 307 raincoats. the younger generation than do ly average.” country, and I think controversy teim expires early In 1971. Happy New Year. A very large audience was on ing deaths of a number of police late efforts to overcome the nn but not doing something about them. It’s lots In last year's three-day hiuKi, constderlng the miserable Hebron officers. lion’s pollution problems Unfortunately.” Muskle de- easier to gripe than it Is to do Cliristmas holiday, 52 persons weather and traveling condi­ COMPLETE DINNER One of the Incidents of alleged I" n speech prepared for the clared. "this admlnlitrutlon Iuln s o m e th in g constructive, so died In road crashes. Bolton Register Seleets l-4*e tions, although H was not the $ Illegal police activity listed by American Association for the display<-d u penchant for more that’s what happens. Not only 2nd Installment Total accidents during the capacity size which I have with Appetisers A Deeeert the ACLU retxrrt occurred In Advancement of Science, the p,rm thiui substnne*- In this area great savings for boys 4 to 12, 14 to 20 . . . lower floor about muMc, but in other Citizen of the Y^^ar five-day holiday were 2,487, with sometimes encountered. As C h lc a ^ June 4 *^ !^ .^ eS rrt salS Maine Democrat said ih- g o v ,ui eoncem with things. You griipe about the On Town Taxes 879 persons seriously hurt and P e r Couple Choic* of STEAK or NEW HAVEN (AP) The everyone, adults and Road Crew Beats Storm^ the police went to a Panther enim ent’s environmental con tn,- environment, Isit unwilling government, but do you write 2,391 slightly hurt. your Congressman? Okay, so New Haven Register has «>lcct- ‘'Wldren lUlke, was enthralled Is Dde Thursday Noiaemaken SHRIMP Dintwr with an arreJl program sprawls across to «pe id the one billion dollars boys' & pffip 8 fo 20 boys' 4 fo 12, 14 fo 20 The Royal Society for the Pre­ A Hate headquarters ^ departments ,and agen you’re a griper. ed Richard C. lx>e, m ayor,of authorized for water pollution vention of Accidents said the (P rice Includea Set-Upa and T ax) Blocking Cars Ticketed warrant for one member but no Another thing you'll gripe New Haven for the past 16 P«>'’ie rcaintrd on en­ orig. $21. fo $40. polos, shirts, llcemen "broke up furniture. federal government, ” Mus P I* Is made lumimlly by the edl- “ wonderful time. mall to Mrs. AtylrewB, Nllea ARIOUS! MUSl^COT' “liM ZEE TRIO ” end except with cars parked In Residents of the northern see­ vironmental quc-stlons which newspaper. Belter start making your confiscated literature, lists of --But, increasingly. Rd. If a receipt Is requested, a the roads. Resident Trooper tion of town, which had a power h;ive risen at home. pajamas, robes, ■ do-Tors and petitions, and arrest- proliferation and ewerlap Irltolitttll announcement said that iM^xt season’s prsMn- •Hclf-iiddrcssed envelope and Robert Peterson was as busy as ihut-off last week, will be In- Muskle told the scientists, he 1L.tllItlIlt| ^K U lil g^iii had ""w, otherwise you may iKOHAlUicC cd eight Panthers on charges Ho gpe Intolerable because of their postage iihould be enclosed. NOW the nlows for awhile, idvlng terested to know that the ceh- . . ts not advocating a new t)epact on city, stale and na- seat, lUld this Is Also, Mrs. Andrews will hold lE N D R UckeU to the owners of t h ^ tral section of town "g o t theirs” **>•* '“ »• adv-erse effects cm our efforti. to mc-nt of Niitumi Resources c»r DRIVE-IN missed.' tt^K-hMU^rconVioeSSr'' Kovernments concerning -Homethlng to be seen m ^« than her regular office hours each ■t u b s . cars. But there were no serious today. A few hours of non-elec- Defsirtment of Oonservntlon machine washalile rurduruys with zip-out raincoats mi,. . . . m... la'W each branch of government once. I week at the Town Office Build­ accident$,J^nt$) probably because trie living started this morning Tile report said the investlga- • The time has come for us to "Environmental iirolei tion Is orlon pile liningn or oxford nylon Second rlaxa Poataze Paid at cim be shii|>ed to the service ing to accept payments. The nearly ^■■ervone eferyone stavedstayed off .the the at 9:15. To the Bolton house- w " Initiated as a result of create an independent, watch not the same ,o. cdnseirvaticjn. jiu’keta with H|)litzi|i hiKkia, wool Manchester. Conn. of Us citizens.” The newspaper Utah in 1848, the sect was so hours a r l Tuesdays from 9 a.m. A Flight highways. waiting fbr' the wife not blessed with a gas controversy arising from police NC«"cy to exercls.- the r<-^j j,, -.„|,h„ugh socmd c-cm melton (leacmits, convoy toggle 8U^'nn>TIO N RATta added that the selection of Iste grateful that It passed laws pro- to 1 p.m.; Thursdays from 9 storm s^^^d the hcHlday week- stove or furnace, this means raids on Panther headquarters latory functions associated with ^^fyatlon pracliceH sliould en- coats, or sulnirhans. save! off! 130 po tmilorsement tectlnfj the bird and erected a u.m. to 1 p m. and 7 p.m. to 9 end to DOBS appliance works except in Chicago on Dec. 4 and in Los environmental protection. ham e the ••nvlronmenl at I and moea 8U Months ...... 16^50 of hin |»HKlbk* candidacy for monument to them In Salt Lake p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. There was no rest for the telephone. That fact may Angeles on Dec- 8. He sold such "A n Independent 3 0 7 ° 2 o5r*Monih*’’. y I m the U.a. senate. City’s Temple Square. to noon From The w eaiT men on the road crew cause all sorts of traumas on The report mentioned ” re- agency, charged with responsi- a boys 5 to 7 winter jackets Taxpayers must make pay- 0 " Towner For th^ee d ^ “ post-holiday Monday. peated ar^ste of Panther." In bllUy for developing ^d lmpl.-_ lleucln Hiklorical C.roiip r, I'.,S. slacks cijnie in regulars, nu^hts on any back taxes before worked to keep the roaSs clear The purpose of the Inlemip- u>, Angeles, Chicago and other menting federal envl^mmental orig. $16 to 92 WASfII.NOTON (AI'I I»rof slims and huskies, alight charg* payments can be applied to the 3 ^e cS iig slw in t^ 1. «. that HELOO can cities "for dUtributing paper. •^P'^lng t*a, current taxes. •# a«es4ta #•#••••#• Ordinary .. ItolK-rt I'alnii-r of Ysl*- Unlv*-r- for alterations. If not paid, taxes become de­ lulls. Fortunately, no truck. ronmental TJu^Tir::Llunr quality, stimulating illy wo* rli-cte prrvtou*- made. M orriio" checking icy spots where water would reflect the national com­ ly l.-iUgtil at Yalr I.ynd le now 101 runs over the road, and push­ nfftitidrd with it Chic/igo ecliool All schools In town are cloaed Maoebester Eveafaig HeraM War Will End mitment we need If we are to Thors.: “ Bsbr LoTe” ing the banks back. for radii 111 wx'itti rrformrre for \-ncatlon until Jan- 6 and WED. A FRI. Bolton rorrespoodent, Oeme- avoid e<-olog1oal dUoster." DAUHATIANS Arthur Kehl, official observer none of the governing boards or w rll Y o te v . Iri- M3-8M1. In Three Years famous U . S. maker girls' or boys* I committees have meetings T TiCHmCOlOR TWIN MAINE for Travelers, reports that his instruments on (3arfc Rd., re­ HAMBURG, Germany I (AP* scheduled until the week of the ; StAgiMiaGtt LOBSTERS womerts 5 to 10 over > the - $hoe Sth. f Maa«*t(A»i»vs4wTioncA •4.B0 corded a six-inch snowfall Fri­ Greenwich Executive — President Nguyen Van Thieu 4 * hakad pot., steak dub ulad, eoffoc, tea or Senka. :i ANCH£STi day. a 14-lnch fall on Saturday Dies on Skiing Vacation said in on interview published fully orlon pile lined A L L RUBBER .Mancheater Evening 'Herald before the snow changed to here today that be expects the Hebron Correapondesit, Anne ENTiRTAINMENT rain, and five more Inches of ZURICH, Swltaerland (APi — Vietnam war to fade away wlth- leather look BOOTS snow in the Saturday night Harold D. B am rd Jr., execu- tn the next two or three years, Knit, tel. $$8-3971. Eatt Hartford Wladtar La Raa. 2IM3SV a medlum-alzed person. The -Gbstera. Hts fam ily was with an end. I am not naytne an end comes in other memorabilia of her hus­ SECRET SERVICE’ Raa. $n-)ll4 variety of preclptUUon oraann him. to the wmr is Imminent, but It ner pile trim colUr and We HoMr PAS*^ IS ns M t MS , . ,)K • brown or black band to Northwestern Unlver- W.UTDISS'EV much good tor thoae who like The body was cremated at will be over tn two or three adjufUble gtrap. Master Charge ally. BE;;- UstitUAHitu to zip across frozen lakes on Da-voa and arrangements were years." HIGHUND PARK MARK|T I A ll Subject to Prior Selei .Mrs. CYirlotta Reiner, of Went- THE TATTOOED skates yasterday but it teas made to have the ashes fioiwn The Interview was pul^lahed •11 iUgbioad S t- M S -4 m A ll Sales Final! Good Selection Of Stylei and Colors for Both Girls and Boys. on. Connecticut, said that a me­ DEATH r id e s aHORSE idM l for cross-country skters, bock to tbs United States, police in the neors magaaine Der Sple- morial library la to be made POLICE HORSE Read Herald Advertisements wbo were given the boous at said. gel. out of the gifts. le t Tacisi»ooi.oa« 9eiwe«»aet»ll

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N A S A Chief MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 PAGE FIVB Predicts End . Maxi-men put more punch in your party! If O f S pace Race Sato Turns Delicious ... no dishes to wash ! Stop&Shop adds spice to your^rty! BOSTON (AP) — An end to To Domestic the space race and closer co* Delectable buffet trays begij^ right here! eration between the United Enjoy sunny goodness from Florida! States and the Soviet Unlcm A ref reshing ready-made punch! Silmi, UnmrsL Issues Now was predicted Friday by Dr. Morton Nepco Twin Pack Msgii, E iz pkg Ibomas O. Paine, administrator By Pm up BBOWN of the National Aeronautics and Stop A Shop Su AasorOated Preae Writer Space Administration. ’TOKYO CAP) _ W i t h ^ p a ,. Nepco Sliced Pastrami phi Paine, In Boston for the 186th Hawaiian llamentary majority anntiBil convention of the Ameri­ Dinners Ifiiittiis in Saturday’s election. Prima Minister Biaaku Sato aaya hia can Association for the Advance l'>i Nepco Sliced Party Pack I2izpk| o t Science (AAAS), said in a privAmericazi foreign policy haa speech he did not foresee oon- Beef, chicken, tur­ Orange Juice Fit for a king! Royal been approved by the votere soUdation of U.S.-Soviet space key, meatloaf or Nepco Polish Style Kielhasi and It la time to concezitrate on Punch hb domestic laoueg, etforts in the ’70. but did look Salisbury steak. All Fresh foods from our Caterer*s Kitchen ! for closer cooperation such as complemented by step I Ship S a t o ’a 'fibenu-mmocimtic exists in Arctic exploration. Grade A garden- Family Size Alaskan Crab Nfeat Imported Sm Ham 4 IZ pk| party won 288 of the 486 aeata in the House of RepreaezitzUlvea, a With several Soviet scientists fresh vegetables kei A deUcious treat from the Barbecue ^ Chickens 6Slb gain of 16. Then 13 Independents in attendance, Paine said he did and snowy white For quick energy that A delightful blend of sen. Succulent chunks to Stip I Slip IZ pk| threw in with the government, not see a time when either side mashed pot^atoes. gets you going and the natural juices of pop Into a hot, savory new- Imported SSi Ham I seven sunshine fruits of giving Sato a majority of 114. would attempt to outdo the oth­ Pop ’em in the oven. keeps going, drink or­ burg sauce . . . or chill for Roasted Chickens 65ib 11 oz. pkg. Hawaii. It's a bright 3 oz The 68-year-oId i^ m e mUtla- er simply for the stdce of compe- ange juice "any old color and flavor adds to a super salad. UUon. ^1^ ca n 7 I Buddig Meats 3 pkgt I tcr told a news conference the time." Breakfast with­ any party . . . makes a victory wae a vote of confidence "Man’s conquest of space out orange juice is like party out of a "juice Don*t forget cocktail smice! . Cimd Inf, Ptstnoi, Rm 4 lbs Potato Salad In hla securing the return of should provide a leading exam­ a day without sunshine. break.” 46 oz. can ple of international cooperation mt Inf. Okinawa or>d hia party’s Intelh- and advanced institutional Cooked Shrimp m 99^ 3 lb 'is Cole Slaw tlon to continue the U.S.-Japan building on a global scale," he Salami 4 V security treaty, which comes up SO, for review In 1970. said. . Paine, during a questkxi and Bh u Si Im I, «mI The task now. Sato said. Is to answer period, disclosed plana Pippimi, 4 11 pk| concentrate on prices, taxes and riudent unrest. for the orbiting ot a television satellite over India intended to The biggest gain In the elec- 2 bring programs on crop raising Uon woa made by Komeito. the to rural residents of the often Cleon Government party, which j f famine-stricken land. I* the political arm of the min, He also termed the explora­ tnnt Buddhist sect Soka Gakkai. tion of earth’s sister planets of It won 47 seals, a gain of 23. Tha "prime importance." Communtsta also registered a cunaidemble Increase, from four seats to 14. Tlie Socialist party was still Four from State the second largest, with 90 9 seats. But this was 44 leas than Die in Accidents In the previous house. The Democratic Socialist par­ During Weekend ty held on to Its 31 scaU. and In­ dependents won 16 seats, IS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS savings with mini-pncing. more than previously. Three persons died in Connec­ We reserve the right to limit quantities An uiKiffirlnl tally showed ticut accidents during the long, only 88.S per cent of tha eligible snowy Christmas weekend. voters went to the polls, the low­ In addition, a Connecticut >■ All Specials on Page Effective Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday est percentage since 1947. Ths woman died in Rhode Island Uberal-Democrats got 47.8 per Just before the 103-hour week­ cent of the popular vote, the So­ end period ended. So rich! cialists 31 4 per cent, Komeito Two of the victims died in maxi-men L 10.9, Demoeratlc-Soclalljta 7.7, accidents related to the bad Early Week ('ommunlats 6.8 and Indepegld- weather. Another person col­ Specials ents B.S. lapsed and died while removing Stop & Shop Maxi-nuin doubly inspected U.S.D,A. Choice Grade beef! The secretary-goners] of the snow with a snowblower. come to the M a n d a y y goveminrnt party, Kakuel Ta­ John Funk, 70, of Clinton was Tuesday naka. attributed the small turn­ killed by a car Wednesday night Shbb . Egg Nog out to the election timing, dur­ while he was riding a car on Made with extra heavy & Wednesday ing preparations (or the end of East Main Street in his home­ aid of your party! cream and pure flavorings. only! llte year. Japan's biggest holi­ town. ’That death came before day season. the heavy snow, which started We’re reaidy to help all you busy hostesses. All the makings for Sato cnlletl the election (oUcsar- on the following night. Ing his return from Washington Twenty-elght-year-old John F. OPEN MON. & TUES. an unforgettable holiday eve celebration are right here, under ami a inerting with President Shlmkus of Windsor was killed one roof. Makes party shopping so quick and convenient. Pick quart NIxest nt which the United Friday when struck by a pass­ Til Q P M up delectable party meats and sandwich fillers, colorful garnishes carton States ogrrs-d to retunt Oklitawa ing automobile. He had been and swingin’ snack foods, too. Put your party together at Stop & /s' ^ to Jafsin tn 1973 operating a snowblower at the <■* N.Y. Sirloin Steak Shop and ring up savings with mini-pricing^! time. CLOSED WED. at 6 P.M. From federally inspected Shimkus was pronounced dead plants. See the difference, ^Kuiiifis^ Trujillo at the scene of the Windsor ac­ 16 oz Hi cident. The driver of the cor stop & Shop Potato Chips Twin Pack taste the difference. When Diet) in Madrid was identified as Clarence J. you, buy maxi-man steak, you Hannah of Suffleld. French Fried Potato Crisps, 'f ' H oliday sparklers ! can be sure of full rich fla­ After Aeeident William Oarrett, 31, of Beth­ General Mills. 5 oz pkg f OnyillRS, vor. The only kind of beef el died in Danbury Hospital Fri­ Pizza Spins MADRID Spain (API - R a - day afternoon, shortly after he we sell is personally inspect­ (arl "RaiiifU’ ' I.s>onldaa Trujn- lOVz oz Sun G lo ry lo, playboy son of the late dicta­ was injured in a head-on colli­ ed Choice Grade. And every E sion on Route 202 in Bethel. Sunshine Cheese Pix PI(K Bananas tor of the Dominican Republic, cut gets our Just Rite Trim(g). lb died of pneumonia In a Madrid Ernest L. Anderson, 7B, of Beverages clinic Sunday following an auto­ Portland suffered a heart at­ Keep, plenty on ice for thirsty mobile scldent Dec. 17. He was tack while shoveling snow at 0 & C Potato Sticks guests and the youngsters. Chiquita 40. his home Friday. Officials said All the folks at Stop & Shop wish you the very best in 1970. And our maxi-men resolve to con­ Boneless Sirloin in Here's a chance to really be Trujlllo'a head and hip inju­ ho was dead on arrival at Mid­ Plumrose ries in the traffic accident were creative. A value such as this dlesex Memorial Hospitad in tinue to bring you the best of foods at low 6 oz can believed slight e< riret. But Middletown. mini-prices-— just as in 1969. We offer a word Danish Deviled Han gives you the chance to try 28 oz pneumonia . developed, and a C In Westerly, R.I., Ann Marie of caution, too: If you’re planning to welcome Sausage or Pepperoni Boneless Sirloin some of your daring recipes doctor flown fnnn the United Shlpskey, 21, of Groton died Just in the New Year with spirit... let someone else un retirnakle States failed to save Trujillo'a Bite-Size. 24 oz pkg that include bananas. Or just before midnight Sunday when do the driving. Jeno Pizza Rolls bottles lb life her car crashed through a eat them plain. The 44-year-old Ducheas of Al­ guard rail and flipped into the buquerque was killed and her Pawcatuck River. Red-L Assorted Whirls Pour a glassful! Florida 11-yesr-old son was Injured tn the hesdon oolllalon between Meat or Shrimp Lemonade Fatima’ her Jaguar and Trujillo’s Ferra C-oIor*BIind Cow (]aM* ■ 12 pkg rt In thick fog near Madrid. Chun King Egg Rolls Add water and stir for a tangy drink. Pure Orange Juice (tamfla was his father's favor­ Won by Pool Owners Mansion Inn I\0 WATER ADDED to these deliciously meaty hams! Colonial ite. and the dictator mads him a or Sausage PHOENIX, Arts. (AP) — Aft­ four-star general and head of er a cow owned by WUIItun John’s Cheese Pizza 15 01 pkt Hawaiian Punch 3‘aa"49‘ HalfGaHon A A r his armed forces In 1M6 altar Herslikowitz drowned in a The famous "let’s have a part/’ drink. the U.S. (fommszul and Oeqierml Keep a bottle on ice and en|oy Staff (follege refuoed lo gradu­ swimming pool owned by Mr. Del Sea sweet, refreshingly good orange ■ ■ ■ and Mrs. Gerald Engenionn, Coffee 24 oz pkg juKle "any old time" without messy ate him because he spent no Itiey sued for 12,000 in damages Peeled Deveined Shrimp Fruit Drink 29° nvxing or squeezing much time partying with Kim to the pool. Novak and Zss Zsa Gabor. Frozen Hershkowltz countered with a All Method Grind When ths old man was eseaa 12 oz pkg Begin and end your feast with savings! sljuted tat 1661. Itamfls look claim for $228 to replace the A delicious cup ol Stop & Shop Frank Bits cow, contoiKling that Mrs. Enge- over the gt^vemment. He rw to opon kllf******* coffee everytime. •Ignnl six months later becaufte mann's bright clothing had Perk up your morn Marinated Artichokes '!TS 3 9 ‘ of the uncertain poHUcsl future friglitcncd the animal and ing coffee break with Cream Cheese Cups smi wsnt Into exile In France. caused it to Jump into the pool. a cup ol Mansion Kraft Whipped The Engemanns maintained Inn coffee. Jeno Snack Tray ^ 8 9 ‘ jShank Portion The Dominican govem msal pint A delicious ham dinner Toasted Toffee Peanuts89* sentenced him In sbeenUa to W tlial cows are color blind, and •Hot Judge Morris Rozar of Marico­ Stop & Shop Clix Crackers 4 bo»s X with 'cabbage and boiled yesza In prison and froos his oa- Breakstone Sour Cream potatoes. You can take pa County S\ip«Tlor t’ourt sets In the Dominican RspubUc. your left-over ham and is l t valued at $33 million Bui hs re­ agreed Monday. In what ho Woody’s Sharp Cheese Refills r 6 9 * Pop Corn ' : . ; • 4 ib, 4 9 * Sea Maid serve it for lunches and portedly ho-" 12" 'i." 59‘ corrotE and I Fresh moshdd \ / Saturday will be seasonable, the ■ IBM 360 COMPUTER I Joy Liquid Detergent pyt-3H*S. U S Wralhef Bureau predictsd ■ IBM KEYPUNCH Bonanza Rolls from our An mnfi no ' I'ldsy ■ SECRETARIAL SCIENCES 22 oz plastic bottle, Ir IOV^ own ovens! 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the years, were treated as sec­ Killed was Robert Weary, 49, 73. She was carrying a sack full can but a third-party mayor, phase two will be left to the People—to petition the U.S. ond-rate soldiers, underpaid, in­ Holiday Traffic Waterbury Fails Decade" Closes But the War his wife and two young sons. of Christmas presents, whidi | said the old pcditical structures next board. justice department to speed up adequately' armed, often aban­ Mrs. Kathren Dolata, 49, of were scattered along the street. Pine PlianiiaBf Lindsay View of ’70s; were cnimbling. "They haven’t A federal court suit was action against the city. doned or even ignored when Deaths at 581 Oor. of Center ft Adams been working particularly well To Pass Plan Of Ripon, Wis., and her three chll- ______Mancfteatnr-Mftdng brought against Waterbury by wounded. Continaed from Page One) dren were killed when the car in recent years. Particularly in the U.S. Justice' Department Now Is Th^ Time..a In Viet Does Not Follow Suit Today the Americans are giv­ WUtxnaa's and SdlnitPa the cities, they don’t work at Desegregation last October. It claimed that Bob Ho(>e Ends Tour ed into a guard rail of a Kan­ driven by hA|| husband swerved ULTIMA II Things May Look Up (Conttmied from Page One; ing the same attention and sup­ ail.” the city was in violation of the HAVE UNWANTED HAIR REMOVER that American troops are begin­ Noriega, of New York City, who off a road and skidded sideways GIFT CANDIG5 By BBOOK8 4ACK80N WATERBURY, Conn. (AP)— LONG BINH, Vietnam (AP) ning to go home. ’They know port to all Vietnamese men In sas City highway. COSMETICS C om plete crime was not through repres­ But he rejected the idea that 1964 Civil Rights Law because in bravado, lailing remote delta commands a 17.8. infantry com­ into the rear of a parked truck Aooociatqd Preaa Writer The Waterbury School Board — Bob Hope ended his Christ­ safely sad parmsiiMitty by dsctfolyais. FMa eseselts- that the North Vietnamese pany working in a village. uniform. The U.8. high com­ Four members of a Jacksaddy dikes. eral areas. More American der arms. Besides the million crime. The present -board will be ’.'ve director of the state chap- six trips to Vietnam. "They’d are only an incidental aspect, 4-year term on the first day of For that reason the remark of units Intend to step back In 1976; men in uniform, twice as many # / r a s y / ' / the new decade, said in. a year- On the politics of the 1970’s, The population of the U.S.S.R. leaving office December 31, and 'cr of Cie National Association like to be home,” he said, "But Read Herald Advertisements not an- overriding one,” accord­ an American aid official in the Weekly,, Vietnamese casualties Lindsay, a registered Republi­ is about 238 million. it appears that the problem of 'or the Adva-cement of Colored they feel they have a job to do." ing to one of the planners. again have been recruited • as /"M a end interview he already has countryside may typify the situ­ have riien since this practice unpaid civilian homeguards, al­ seen Improvement hi air pollu­ He refers to an old slogan ation: "The people are indiffer­ began; American lasualtles C f t l c / o r about the primary need to win most one-fifth of them already tion, transit comfort, the econo­ ent as to who Is In the central have dropped.^ armed. ’They can be seen over the hearts and minds of he government' In Saigon. ’They ’Rie best authorities say Viet­ my, parks, the police depart­ people. around coffee shops at rural ment and the crime rate. don’t care who sits on top. ’They namese divisions still lack the ' "•> 5 1 The new catchword Is securi­ basics for long camj^lgns in re­ market places, or strolling Sai­ But he said the outlook for the want to be left alone to farm.” gon’s back streets. ty, enough armed men to stand ’The farmer Is unaware that mote areas and they vidlj be un­ next 10 years depends in large guard and overwhelm the Viet the North Vietnamese seem to able In the forseeable future to '"They won’t be much good in part on whether city residents Cong. be assembling greater numbers stop all North Vietnamese an attack, but by sheer numbers mobilize to demand a fuller . "We decided we need security of forces than ever before, with thrusts into the security shield. they arc Invaluable,” comment­ share of state and national re­ first, and hoped that the popula­ better weapons. Large American units may have ed a U.8. adviser. "Just by sources. tion would cooperate once we The size of Hanoi’s effort is at to stand behind the Vietnamese. picking up a weapon, even if "By far the biggest amount of V i t h l i n guaranteed safety,” commented present shown only In Intelll-. , An American battalion com­ they never pull the trigger, they resources the average family an experienced Vietnam offi­ gence reports, or becomes ap­ mander, working shoulder to have made a commitment pays in taxes never sees its im­ cial. parent to reconnaissance pa­ shoulder with the Vietnamese against the Viet Cong.” pact In the city at all,” Lindsay 18th Infantry Division, declared, said. "It is not coming back in The precondition of all the ru­ trols that pnobe across the bor­ The American posture as 1969 2 "’The Vietnamese go first into ral breakthroughs was the ders. ’The reports Indicate that ends presents a nnich more co­ .the form of police protection, same; regular enemy battahons the North Vietnamese are per­ the attack, but we follow to help housing, and good schools, that Yath SavinOs ^anLCaMoi*! them if they need us.” ’The pat­ herent picture than in other For Before And After The Parly had to be destroyed or'pushed fecting their military sujiply years. Once much effort was sort of thing.” away before the process got un­ bases. tern along the whole defensive Lindsay said housing was one shield *s for American and Viet­ wasted and many lives lost be­ der way. And the enemy has to ’"They have learned a lot from cause of uncertain direction: of the worst of the city's prob­ be kept at arm’s length forever namese units to alternate and lems largely because of the high Alka Seltzer as,” observed a U.8. intelli­ bock each other up. now there seems to be more H.O. 3-Pc. Miner Ore Train ...... 5 .9 7 «. % after. gence officer. harmony of purpose. cost of tbuUding. "Your private b H Bottle of 2S ’The process is simple, parcel­ ’The U.8. presence holds the builders don’t want to build While the Americana conduct border shield together, but Most Americans in Vietnam ing the peasantry In political war from supply bases all along housing,” he said. “They make units of 1,000 persons each, re­ Americans are Involved In seem to understand the immedi­ H.O. Passenger & Old Timer Cars...... 1 .7 7 -. money in office buildings.” 4 5 * the Vietnamese coast the North much more than this aspect of ate purpose of what they are cruiting from amongst them a Vietnamese are now set up in “Luxury housing is what »For that Holiday upset for 9 the war. 43-man Popular Force platoon underground mountain caverns doing, whether the Infantrymen they’re building,” he said, and the Blahs! with its only responsibility to in Laos down to openly occupied While some battalions of the in the jungles of War Zone C, or most people can’t afford that. watch over the people and the bases in Cambodia. U.S. 101st Airborne Division the company medic giving aspi­ H.O. Snub Nose 040 Sleam Locomotive...... 2 .4 7 -. The answer is public subsidy, he Buflerin fields. conduct elaborate mobile opera­ rins to peasants. • t addied. 'What about the 1970’s? 1.49 Bottle of l(X) A functioning enemy supply tions with helicopters at night, ’’When we can maintain secu­ and storage system worries ’The desire of the senior Amer­ “It entirely depends on what rity the countryside opens up working with electronic sensors icans running the current pro­ the national giovemment is pre­ ^ Prnfruional Type Barwarc! FibcfgUu Insubled American strate^sts more than that feed Information of enemy H.O. Assorted Freight Cars...... ^ 77« m overnight,” commented a U.8. the appearance of some new in­ grams is to leave Vietnam as pared to do.” 89* general officer who has wit­ activity Into computers guiding fantry units in the northern bor­ artillery positions, other para­ soon as possible, but without Turning to transportation, •For fast headache relief. nessed the development. "We der zone. It indicates a .perma­ being defeated. The Vietnamese Lindsay said the city would 4-Pc. Professional Chrome Wing-Type Lihhey Georgian 3-Quart can’t hold the farmer back ^In troopers teach unpaid civilians Pepto-Biemol nent enemy presence. how to load shotguns. are being swept along with the H.O. Diesel A-Powered & Diesel A-Dummy Unit 7.44 oa. complete within 10 years the 12 Bar Set the refuge camps once this It Is primarily this thread that momentum. new subway lines it has made a Corkscrew Stemware Ice Bucket happens. He moves out. ’ITie 8oldlers and generals under­ 1.09 - 8 oz. Size Bottle makes U.8. military men reluc­ stand now that VIetnamization Some questions governing start on, and that it would com- (}ur Rsg. 4.19 Our RSg. 1.19 Our Rsq. 4M sa. Our Rsf. 6.99 schools, the markets and the tant to withdraw from Vietnam Vietnam’s future cannot be an­ Our Rag. plete air-condiitianing in existing roads soon follow." means much more than sub- more swiftly. stiuting Vietnamese for Ameri­ swered now. Among them; Will H.O. Straight & Curved T rack...... • 2Sc bus and subway lines as soon as 69* Buy Some new factors have 1 7 ' Caldor The Americans are not con­ can soldiers, recruiting new bat­ the VIetamese run out of manufacturers can deUver the For upset stomach. Nowl emerged. One, the mood and at­ cerned if the Vietnamese lose a talions, and passing out guns. breath? Will the Americans run cars. Priesd 3.77 97' 3.1.17 5.97 titude of the population, cannot few battles along the remote "What we are doing is chang­ While improving mass transit, be statistically measured but It out of time? Will the North Viet­ Sorry, no rainchecks. Sale limited to quantities in our stock. Macleans Toothpa.ste borders. What worries them is ing ithem from a sort of peace­ namese run out of patience? Lindsay said the city was mov­ • Consists of stainless steel sliakei wilh [ • Imported (torn Italy, heavy dnl> •( hoow lioin WInskey Soiii. ( luinpagnr • Hold. 7Vi lu y . ol cut>c. Walnul-vinyl can felt. ’The people seem to that Hanoi might break through time structure to a wartime ing in the direction of restrict-- 1.09 - Family Size recipe glass, bat spoon and cocktail strain­ If K.101 oi a a k ljil u /e. MutI popular si/c. loi covenny. diioine liini »75 10 think the worst days are over, the defensive shield and spill structure, and they are having ing the use of automobiles in er. Attractively boxed.#1147 yout New Vcai'i I ve Paily that the terrible slaughter and over populated lowlands as they Next.;,’The guerrillas fade, but t growing pains,” commented Lt. the hard core lingers on. Manhattan. “It has to be done destruction of past years will did In the Tet offensive of 1968. Qen. Julian Ewell, commander Choose From A Vast Selection of on a kind of carefully graduated 7 3 mm- never be repeated. "If you have to fight in the po­ of the Field Forces 2nd Corps basis,” he said. He said the idea •For whiter teeth. Feelings of hopelessness and pulate areas the battle Is al­ region around 8algon. PRICE FROM was to make it so difficult to Try Ion Bar defeat once pervaded the mil­ ready half lost,” a senior Amer­ A longtime observer com­ Hobby Kits, Cars, Planes, drive around in midtown that lions vegetating in refugee ican In the northern 1st Corps mented, "The Vietnamese mili­ people would turn to subways , 1.00-4 oz. Tube camps and In slums at the Area observes. 8uch fighting tary for years acted like an oc­ Accessories edges of the cites and army and buses instead. could repeat the cycle of de­ cupation army in their own ^ GLOBE J On another subject, Lindsay bases. ’These feelings are lifting. struction and the uprooting of 33* ’The big war has receded for millions. It could lead to a re­ country, as alien to the needs of ‘ Trawl Senriee ^ Boats, Model Motoring Accessories said public education had dete­ • Smooth the roughest skin, most people, bock to the jungles surgence of the Viet Cong, who the population as foreigners.” riorated ba^y in the 1960’s, but in handy unbreakable tube. Vour This was one of the reasons 90S MAIN STREET Sorry, no rainchecks. Sale limited to quantities in our stock. he thought it would "begin to Chotes Each and swamps whence It emerged in most areas have taken to the Save 87* in 1062. There Is less shooting, hills or lie dormant In villages. the population stood aloof and 643-2165 inch back upward” in Uie next Head & Shoulders less noise. ’The guerrilla who "If the security at the distant even hostile to the 8algon gov­ decade. 1.75 - 4.3 oz. Tube 810 4 2 7 . Ikink lues. lUsiiet Aathorteed agent In Ma whrn you want anoihri mines a rood, the terrorist as­ border and in the hamlets Is not ernment and its army. The ad­ “There was a deterioration ■.'3A vent of American ground troops )obeoter for all Alrllneo,i despite the fact that the city dunk sassin, the Viet Cong tax collec­ continued after we are gone, Rallfoads and Steamahlp tor still concern people but the and the people are not protect­ often sharpened this antago­ was giving to the Board of Edu­ 89* Cory ‘Buffet Queen’ Recipe Sham Bottom 1.108 fiaffic iign glauei. trl threat Is minimal compared to ed, then the whole thing woutd nism. Red cation, to that whole bureaucra­ • Concentrated shampoo. of 4 highball glauet the total war of other years. have been another noble fail­ Hundreds of thousands of lo­ cy, escalating amounts of mon­ Style Hair Spray 40 Cup Perc. Cocktail Shaker Bar (daoHwarc 1509 Kidiculout lumoi E The rural people ore aware ure,” commented Capt. Ismael cal militiamen, recruited over T ag ey. Never enough, but always .tillers, lull puking slogans more.” 99< - 13 oz. Can Our Rs«. 34.88 Our Reg. 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Exclusive of other, elastic. moisturiies the s»in Leases Alj^ RhoHicriuuA - f cj Sjiint r.Kkrn^ daily I »ghi . >iii|ileief> p«v*ub4c udo he YOU SAVE OFF CALDOR’S REGULAR LOW PRICES! v»adiftMe reusable fiHci ru»ifHi>>l (da lx. *Argentina also entertained bids, on this By WILLIAM GLOVER "... a mildly amudng little In Great Britain What other press critics said: Now to tite ttme to bring to your aet ______,______medy .. . now and then play­ construction, from two American com­ AP'Dnm a Critie CUve Barnes, New York LONDON (AP) — Britain’s S tem window glaas wisliBfid PUBIJHHKD b y t h e NEW YORK (AP) — Broad­ wright Simon provides his char­ raging flu ^tdem ic slashed ooal Televinon HBOUIiD , PIUNTINO CO.. INC. panies, Westlnghouse and Oeneral Blec- Times: "It Is extraordinarily lit Blsaell Street \ way’s master comedy writer, Tunny and yet also endearing acters widi smne crisp, funny and Industrial production, cut 4;«a (8) Raiisw Statiee (C> 1:44 (Si After Dtaaer Stark Vancheiter, Conn. trlc. But they proposed building plants (ta^SdS) LcMen to L u sto b (Ml HaaUey - Briaktoy Ba- AUTO auss INSTALLED Neil Simon, has done it again lines—but not enough. A t the bus and subway . service and THOMAS F. raRQUSON ... It Is (Simon’s) most n- (Si Mike DMctoa 8h*w (C> ■att (C> WALTER R. FERGUSON which would depend on the United States with "Last of the Red- Hi^ Lov­ siderable achievement to date'2 end of the third act I felt as jammed hospitals today without (4S> Dsik SkaSton (S) Tnitk ar CeateeaeBees (C> 8LASS FUNNITURE TOPS Publishers ers" which iHremiered ' Sunday frustrated as Coco.” any sign that it had reached a (IZI Tnap* IS (IS) Marto Founded October 1, 1881______for the uranium fuel they would use. He is as witty as ever—^perhaps 4:M (IS) 8c'ewnue (tS.S4tel News — Weatker — night at the O’N eill theater. ■wittier—but be Is now cixitrol- peak. 4:S4 (SI Basel ^ r t o aaS Featare (C> MIRRORS (Fira|ila44 asd Daar) PublMied Every Evening ExceiH Sundsys Argentina chose the W eii German Ud­ in turning out another certain The Ministry of Health had no (IS) rji.q. 1:S4 (taSS.NI My WariS aa4 Wel- n d Holidays. Entered_ at th^_je Post ' Office at ling that spe Kauer. dramatist travels a bit further died of oomiriicatlons brought (SMS) FHatotaaes (Cl 4:M (ta S S N I Bewma aad MariBi’a own raw resources of uranium. " sion of humanity to its humor so DERBY (AP) — CarUess S;M (SI Femr Msssa taaykSa (C> $ on by the flu in the week of Dec. SUBSCRIPTION RATES toward his objective of being that you can love it as well as smoking -was the cause of a (ISI Baaiper Baaai S:IS (B N ) TIm New FsBOto One Yesr ...... $80.00 Hospitala are operating under (341 Maastors Tub Enclosare from |30 to $45 p h » fax«ft»lh»tinai Six Months ___ .... 15.60 the spine react a little Ut—is not that nxaking audiences think as w d l Richard Watts Jr., New York Derby Friday, according to Der­ (441 OBIisaa’s IslaaS (4-MI Tbe SafrlrarB M iW ee Months ...... 7.80 a "red alert” with only emer­ as laugh. Post: "N ell Simon Hves irp to by Fire Marshal John Mleirietti. 4:34 (81 Stamy tbe 84ara '(C ) (141 Della Bceae (Cl One Month — .... a.00 Argentina wants a nuclear power plant, gency casea getting beds. (14) I’aisfSss (S) Dris Day 8baw (Cl •V* "Red Hot’’ concerns a chub­ his position as the most brilliant No one was injured in the (t4l 8c« m I (SI Cai«l Baraetto Shaw (441 Sea Baat Coventry said only one in five ot king at human C:«5 m ) RawkMe ay Carsaa (Cl The Herald Printing ConyMnympany Inc., as- man science and industry in the nuclear Hope Dims for 20 Sailors suines no financial resi>onslDlIlty er the four-day Christmas holi­ 4:34 (Si Nesrs wttb Waltor Crsa-' (t-MI Dtok CarsM Bkmr frailty, and balantring current kite (Cl I (SI Mark graphical errors...... '“■•eSK: appealing In adv<____ field could be turned off at the will of day. ments and other reading matter In The moral freedenn against tradi- (41 News witk Fraak Mw- (t) Newaeaipe In Munitions Ship Disaster In some ooal Helds nearly a Bolils ^ 1 (34) Nstra aaS Blfa Off Manchester Evening Herald. outside powers, any more than German tiv- double the anticipated absen- pert (Cl maal a( HaSItatton aaS 81^ to produce battleships, tanks, and planes undenKKires the sustained sur­ Off Publishers Representatives — Mathews. ered, the N avy said. teeiam. 4:45 (Ml Laeal News savingt to you eeery day! Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency could be shut off during the period be­ face humor of his frustrated — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. HONOLULU (AP) — Mount­ At darkness Sunday the cap­ Three large hoapltals In North SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR OOBfPLETB LUTINGS tween the two World Wars? Peace — hero. ing waves and rising winds tain of the Plying Dragon re­ Britain reported 100 nurses each N o npa BBd downs hi your P i eac tlpthiB MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CTRCULA In a port that his talents fit costs—440 “disooimto” today, "RegDlBr TIONB.______dimmed rescue Hope today for ported seas had Increased to SO sick. An emergency call went should It need to be said over and over with perfection, actor James Radio pricea” tom orrow! ■ - F i f 20 crewmen who abandoned the feet and winds to SS knots. No out for trained nurses and Display advertising closing hours Coco portrays a bumbling ev- ( ’IWa Uatliqt Ineludea only Ihaae newa broodoaato ot 16 or 18 Bbr Monday — 1 p.m. PMday. and over—is not going to be gained by munitions ship B a ^ e r State be­ new sighting of survivors or nurses’ aides. No "raduoed sperials”—no “tempomry ' eryman searc^ g for one grand For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. liykig to make certain particular nations ‘ A f V . ^ fore an explosion tore a hole in bodies was reported. Many bus and train services minute length. Some atmtiona oarry ether ahort newaoaata.) redncUons” on Prcscrtptlatis to hire For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. moment, murmuring as he her left side some 1,000 miles cnstomeia! For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Air Force and Ooaat Guard were reduced by an Illness rate wsuJB—ais 4:U Market Reporl lead a different kind of life In the world, goes, "life goes of its way to For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. northwest of Hawaii. rescue planes took turns flying "twice as hig^ as It was this 1:00 UsrllorO HlshUsbu 4:30 Weather At the same time, there Is never any For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. but In making the UCe for ail nations, ignore me.” " I doubt that at this point 1:00 News «:B Strtotly Spoils Classified deadline — S p.m. day be­ out of Midway Island to the 120- time last year," a transport 1:00 Oaallslu 0:35 Aftrmnon Rditlon compromise In service or quality! fore mibllcatlon. 5 p.m. Friday for As his trio of unachieved mis­ anyone is going to speculata mile-sqiu^re search area some spokesman said. 1:00 Quiet Hours 7:l» Accriu '68 Saturday and Monday publlpsdion. including those Which have' hiqipened to 7;3ll iCdwtn Ni-wman R«5«>nr tresses, Unda Lavin registers whether they’ll be found alive o r ' 600 milM to the northeast. . Highway traffic also was W For—lo t be victorious ki the latest war, a dlffer- i:00 Dl(rii HeaUiertoo 7 30 Nrwa (ri (hi- World YOU GET OITR l o w e s t ./ r > every nuance of femininity in­ not,” a Navy spokesman said. The mysterious explosioR tore down sharply, and the Royal au­ 7:55 Joe Garairlola Monday, December 20 3:00 Stere O'Brien 8:00 IhX> Okutcerl PRICES E V E R Y D A Y O F 'n iR ' ant kind of thing than It has been in the ■ ' tent only on satisfaction; Mar- But the search was contin­ a huge iMrie tn the starboard tomobile Club blamed «flu and 1:00 Gary Otrard 9:00 Ntinubeal W e D d iver YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE past. ckt Rodd (fotnes on as a genially uing, he added. aide of the Badger State but the poat-Christmas lethargy. WDfF—use 11:00 News. Wrattii-r 1:00 Newa n » toM>nH Final Everywhere paraniric entertainer who be­ The 39-man crew left the 4S0-foot vessel remained afloat 1:10 UiKda Jay (Jihrr Side of (In- Day MOiUE THROUaHOUT THE 9 ll:S5 Spiro On Tour guiles him into a nmrljuana de­ bomb-laden vessel, bound for Sunday, the N avy said. 3:00 Ntwa YEAR ... ON ALL YOUR Fhst i f Pop4 jUrges Githolics 3:10 Walter Cronktu tour; and Doris Roberts la the Vietnam, Friday after the skip­ Smoke still poured from its 3:30 Phil BurrrM PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Tlie Philippines, Nepal, Thailand, Af­ funny-pathetic essence of ma­ per, CSiarles Wilson, radioed aft section with Its cargo of To Aid Slum Dwellers 7:00 The World Tonizid Tormenting The Weatherman 7 .30 Frank Gifford ghanistan, Malaysia,' Singapore, Indone­ tronly disenchantment. that the cargo had broken loose bombs and rockets, equivalent V A ’T ic A N c a r r ( a p ) — pope r:4S Lowan Thomaa Sometimes the weatherman, like the Simixi’s skill at shifting come­ in the holds. The blast came 70 to 2,000 tons of TNT, still Paul V I hka urged Roman Cath- 3:00 teeak Up on Spans WANTED TRY US AND SEE sia, Australia and New Zealand CMn’t In 9:00 N(*w« editorialist with his unhappy world, be­ dy characterization is well minutes later. Cause of the ex­ aboard. oUca to help those who live In 9:10 Sm-ak Up Clson, Late Model for quite as much as verbal excitement matched by Robert Mexwe’s im- plosion was not known. The cargo was bound for de­ slum oondltlons. S:I6 8Urn Off gins to suspect that the weather has WTIC I4M as they may have Imagined. derstanding direction. Oliver Fourteen men, including the livery to the Air Force at Da Ihe pontiff, rriio made a 6:00 Afternoon BdlUoi. USED CARS higher object and no finer talen^ Along Country Roods With Sylvian Oflara WINTER BROOK Smith puts the tale in one of skipper, were rescued by the Nang, South Vietnam, after Christmaa visit to a Rome shan­ Top Prices Paid Vice PresIdMit Bplro T. Agnew, who is that of tormenting Ms keeper. those bright living room sets Greek freighter Khian Star Fri­ being loaded at the Bangor am­ tytown pariah, told thousands in that might be anywhere but this day and were en route to Yoko­ munition depot near Seattle, St. P eter’s Square tor his Sun­ A U M b d u a r now in course of touting these friendly What other itiyme or redson could FV>r time happens to be In a Manhat­ hama, Japan. ’The Khian Star Wash., the N avy said. day iMon blessing: VITAMINS c a r t e r countries of the Far Bast, won’t quits there be to the behavlor/>l some storms, committee of indufltiiallsts tan apartment. ended its search for other survi­ 'Ihe Navy tug AbnaM was "Reflect on the persistence, ■ CHEVROLEII be living up to his reputation. or a whole series of Morms, beyond that (mostly Jewish) to lobby the "R e d Hot” is the ninth show vors Saturday because of a fuel sent to attempt salvage of the on Uie revival of these Inhuman I COMPARE AND SAVE C O .. INC. White House. Simon has pro-vided since he ar­ shortage. Badger State. The Navy said con’dltkms in whl(rii so many ] 12B9 Bfain St. of nurturing the xdeatherman toward a Inside Report The Autopsy He Is quite likely to be more diplo­ Heading the committee is rived on Broadway in 1960, and Five bodies were sighted near the Flying Dragon will remain p(x>r people are living—men, ARTHUR DRUB Phone 649-5BW nervous breakdown, climaxed by a com­ Taft Schrelber of Los Angeles, Is a good start on a second dec­ an overturned lifeboat Saturday In the area until the tug arrives women, children who are our | AT THE PARKADB — W IST MIODU TPKI. matic than forthright, more reassuring By JACK SMITH plete loss or faMh In his computers? head of Music Corp. of Amer­ The Los Angeles Times ade. by the merchant ship Flying Wednesday. brothers in Christ.’’ than shocking, more prosaic than Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ica. key Republican money- When/ i storm doesn’t appear on original. For hei is now playing not the raiser and backstage operator Everyone la taking one ilast death In public. schedule, or lingers beyond schediSe, or WASHINGTON — At a crdical cozy, Intimate relationship be­ and a close Reagan ally. Jewish fascinated look at tbe 1960s The television Interview and role of the domestic court jester who panel discussion brought Eng­ Setures rain Instead of snow, or twice p ojit in his conference last tween Waishlngton and Jeru­ Republican leaders hojM Schrel- from the Inside, before dosing says the things the king might like to week with Secretary of State salem is ending as the U.S. ber’s committee will have hour. lish to Its lowest ebb since the as much snow as It was supposed to age of Dr. Johnson. WiUi the hear but doesn’t quite dare say for him­ WUUam P. Rogei's, Isiuca seeks new influence with the enough political clout to off­ Then the decade will be his­ bring, it can cause all brands of re­ eare.gn Muuater Abba Bban Arab states. ’That change is set pro-Arab influence exerted tory and history should never red light on, the Studio dock self, but that of the solemn for^ ticking away, a million eyes and actions and emotions among ordinary asked whether the U.S. had pre­ galvanbtng the American Jew­ at the White House by David be dull again. plenipotentiary who represents a pared a plan for peace between ish community as nothing since Rockefeller, Robert Anderson, The 1960s will be pawed over ears tuned In, there is no time folk. They are exposed to, or excused and John J. McCIoy. In confi­ to pick and choose. nation. Udael and Jordan. the crisis preceding the slx-day like remnants on a bargain dential White House chats the Thus, the word tremendous from, a certain amount of physical Rogers did not reply. A mo­ war M 1967. ’The political pres­ counter by historians, sociolo­ past few weeks, these three became the only adjective that Nevertheless, our Vice P^sldent will, ordeal and mental strain. ment of embarrassed silence sure is on to retain strong U.S.- gists, anthropologists and all titans of U.S. commercial and popped up when anything at all followed, bioken tinaliy by Un­ Israell ties. others concerned with the fate thanks to his prevlous/ciomesUc publici­ Only with the weatherman does such oil Interests in the Arab states good was meant. By 1660 tre­ der Secieuuy of State Elliot But the poliitical problem for of our paranoid species. ty, thanks to his owitaiatlnctlve bearing, behavior on the part of the elements American Jews Is far more have pressed hard on Mr. Nixon In their own quiet way, the mendous, once a tremendous Richardson. No, said Richard­ word indeed. Was dead, de­ ^ I k in difficult -with today’s Republican to warm relations with the semantlcists and lextcogreiphers be wearing a ognaln aura. strike at the human ego, periling a pro­ son, no final ptopouial had been based Into a Uank 'by overuse. administratlan than It was in Araba. will have a feast, trying to find fessional’s confidence In his own com­ formulated. Say goodbye also to concept. 1667 with President Johnson be­ Their m essage: The U.S. whet the 1960s did to the English He will W a notice and reminder to In fact, however, at almost The ad -writers devoured M like petence, dealing out more than mere cause the Democratic party is stands to lose Its entire Middle language. our frleplu in the Far Bast that not all that very moment, the U.S. was jackals a carcass. At the height dependent on Jewish camp^gn Eastern oU Income to growing Like every other Institution, snow and sleet and rain and wind. submitting ita proposal to the of this frenzy, every new item AmeYKans are exactly alike. oontrlbutions — wholly unlike Soviet Influence unless It mod­ it has been challenged, mauled ’There have been times during the past a g Four to settle the intractelble off the assembly line, however Mr. Nixon’s Republican party. erates Its strong, historic pro- and dtanged. It not only has E ques.ons between Israel and slightly modified from its pre­ ^When they meet and talk with him, few days when it has seemed grotesque­ With the Jewish community’s Israell posture. served society and history but Jordan arising out ot isroers T o counter this, there have decessor, was hailed as "a new strong White House leverage has surviv^, stronger than they will see that there are friendly and ly unfair to expect the weatherman to capture of Jerusalem and the been several unannounced meet­ concept” or sometimes “a tre­ now gone, Jews deeply concern­ over. honorable Americans who are also con­ keep up with and emerge from all jpe ings between Jewish groups and mendous new concept," until the West Bank. ed over the new "'balanced” Language is man’s ifreateet Whte House security aide Henry nation was burled in new con­ servative In their Instincts and their be- tricks being played on him. ’The Incident is symbolic of the policy unirelled by Secretary work, infinitely more Important Kissinger Jr. One such delega­ cepts that somehow tasted, deep shift In the Nixon admin­ Rogers are mobilizing along than one of its byproducts, moon Uefa. ’They are perhaps by no means In fact, all of us have begun to share tion was headed by two power­ looked or smelled like the (rid ; istration's handling of the wor­ spaded and somewhat surpris­ travel. It may be the only Im­ the "great silent majority" of whldh and some of his desperate uneasiness, as he ful Jewish' Republicans—Sen. concepts. sening Middle Bast crisis. The perishable work of man. It will ing lines. Jacob K. Javlts of New York And now, as the decade dlee, to which President Nixon likes to talk ventures frorn one precarious possibility When Israeli Prime Minister (He onty when the species like you own and Max Fisher, a Detroit mii- total dies with it. Total once so much, Bui they are the kind of to another In hla effort to keep up with Oolda M elr oaime here just be­ breathes its last. C lionaire and a special White meant total. R is now the com- > fore the Israeli elections last Of all the odd saints end gurus people who have always had at least storms that blow warm and chill, travel A Thought for Today House consultant. On last Tues­ mon coin of every public utter­ tall, for example, e major ef­ day, another meeting was held the decade delivered us, perhaps ance, every ad and lxx>k review an equal hand with anybody else In the fast and alow, forwards and back­ Sponsored by the Manchester fort was made to get Gov. in Rogers's State Department the strangest was Marshall Mc- and movie review and theologi­ Council of Churches making of America as America Is; they wards, by designs that fit on no charU Ronald Reagan of California to office with leaders of the Con­ Luhan. He is thought o f vague­ cal pontificatlon, until it is to­ ly as a seer, the high priest are always responsible for at least half yet devised. introduce Mrs. Melr In her Cali­ ference of Jewish Organizations. tally Irrelevant. If you look and They Offered Him Gifts fornia speech. Their message: Don't let Israel of the age of communications. listen, you will see or hear a of our national heritage. ’Ihere have We ought, now and then, to put the Reagan obliged, and the re­ down. He 'Was really the Andy Warhol hundred totals every day, mean­ weatherman on a 48 hour afterward This week let me focus at­ sult was a minor poUtical coup of academe. He 'walked about been times, too, when the opposing But the effect of these efforts ing, in each case, nothing more tention on the visit of the Wise- ringing his cracked bell to toll, streams of American philosophy and po­ basis. In which his responsibility Is limit­ for Mrs. M elr In the struggle has been something less than ' than rafiier or nothing at all. men, which is celebrated in the prematurely, the death of the over the occupied territories by hoped for. Jewish leaders sus­ But the language grows on. litics have managed to flow together for ed to trying to explain to us what real­ Chun-h in the Feast of Epiph­ linking Mrs. Melr to Reagan pect that the stremg White written word. He set out In his Who needs total and concept any, Jan. 6, twelve days after some overriding national goal, or good. ly did happen, say, last Saturday. and his n oretreat line on the House opposition to a $200 mil­ little paper boat to subdue the and tremendous, when w e have Christmas. Tills symboUxes the CO# ’They were both In at the founding of war In Vietnam. It aiso gave lion U.S. grant to Israel for a mighty sea of language and was uptight and hangup and groove? mimifeetatlon of -Christ to the drowned. the place Mrs. Melr maximum exposure They’re tremeiMtous words— the nation; they have both been equal massive desallnlzatton plant gentllM. in the state where Jewish R e­ stems from an unwillingness to Meanwhile the real enemies of meaningful, viable and totally In deed and saorifloe whenever the sur­ Land-Limitation On Highways The record says: "Opening publicans were strongest last ease Israel's critical economic the language were insIdiouMy at revelent. vival of the nation was being challenged. their treasures, they offered him year. problem until Israel announces work, trying to destroy It one Connecticut may be reaching the point gifts, gold, franklni-ense, lUid Nationally, Mr. Nixon got only ■a readiness to evacuate most word at a time, “ntey were not, There was Hamilton as well as 'Jeffer­ where It is running out of land that con H erald myrrh. And being warned in a 20 per cent of the Jewish vote of the occupied Arab lands. as some peopt^ suppose, the il­ be given over for more highways. This son, Seward as well as Lincoln. And dream not to return to Herod, In 1968, but In California his All this Is bod enough for literate, the poor or the aUen. state ranks 48th o f the BO statea in land Yesterdays some of us at ^ home find It refreshing they departed to their own coun­ shore was believed to surpass pro-Israell American Jews. Far They were the garrulous area and thus la limited In what It can try by another way."^ 30 per cent. worse is the possibility that the voices of radio and television, 25 Years /4go to have there be an Agnew as wall as allocate to major roads. A t least from this beginning, The Melr-Reagan ploy came mini-war between them and the the windless authors of adver­ Cold winter is pr^cted by a Humphrey. ’There are signs that the citlsena of the custom of giving gifts to bsfore the switch In Mr. N ix­ Nixon administration could es­ (You Do!) tising. They were sabotours; C^harles Maag, a local weather Connecticut will not much longer toler­ show honor to someone has been on's Middle East policy, but It calate Into full-scale poUtleal anonymous, ubiquitous. They prophet. We wish for the Vice President a ate the highway gobble-up of space that observed. Undoubtedly the ori­ empha.Hized the shrewdness of war, threatening a sharp public had allies on newspapers, in Is needed for other purposes. In a re­ pleasant and fruitful journey as he car­ gin of this custom is much Israeli leaders In making the reaction In favor jofpthe Arabs. Congress and In ivory towers. -slO Years Ago cent address, a research official of the earlier. Be that as It may. It most of their Republican allies. That, and the dreaded prospect Their tactics were search and GOP says It m seeking new ries out the high and restrained functions No Stockholders to Pay! All Profits Belong to Our Depositors newly - created State Department of la natunu at Christmas to en­ More Important, the effort In of anti-Semitism, is worrying destroy. They seized a healthy face to replace Atty. Ronald of visiting dignitary. We await hla re­ Transportation, Harley T. Davidson, gage tn giving gifts to those to California Is continuing with some; of the most thoughtful word here, a pair there, or am­ Jacobs when he leaves Bottfd came up with a list of objections that turn, to that more relaxed vein In'which whom we wish to show honor plans to organise a top-level I Jewish political leaders today. bushed a phrase and b ^ t it to of Directors In January. Inevitably are sparked by proposals tor and love. he can, once again, remind us that w« new highways. TTiere are aome who see this 2 are, after all, something more than Conservationists warn that the new as comm ere laUxatlon of Christ­ O/ highway must not Invade or Intrude upon binned vegetables watting to be put In mas, and will have none of It. Your Savings Earn V Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal areas ot recreation or open space. Tbe Surely the stores are geared to By W hitaker somebody else’s stew. new highway cannot InM nge upon Ute take advantage of the desire to better resldentlnl areas where people buy gifts for others. Undoubted­ O have put their life savings. Existing or ly there ore those who feel potential industrial areas where people No Oontrolling Know-How like Scrooge toward gift giving: Compounded DAILY driven out by roads lest taxes for ex- "It's all humbug!" And there Jt there was any real fright conveyed pcuidlng soclsU and educatkmal require­ are others who buy and give ments be lost. Commercial areas where by what was Intended to be, the other with no religious motivation, millions of dollars have been Invested In nor even any religious overtene. 9 day, the somesrhat sensational dlsolOBure stores, banks and office buildings, must But the giving of gifts to show that Argentina might be on the way to not be Infringed upon. Nor must roads love and appreolatlon is worth­ Paid MONTHLY be put through ghettos to disrupt the building Itself nuolear weapons, It was while. The Wlsemen were not be- lives ot the disadvantaged and Interfere foolish nor commercial when not so much In the diaclosure of what with plans for redevelopinent and re­ they bpened their treasures and Argentina might be doing as It was In habilitation. offered gifts to the Christchlld. It muM be admitted there Is validity one of the details of how Argentina was Neither are we foolish and to all these objections. And in a stats commercial If we count our getting It done. like diminutive. Industrialised Connecti­ friends end give gifts on the 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 cut, there comes a time that it no longer occasion of the btrth of the Rumors that this or that second or Is possible to locate a highway "som e­ CliriMchUd. It does make for third rate power has launched a secret where else." happiness, and surely happiness And yet. as Mr.j Davidson aptly notes. program to give Itself nuolear weaponry Is close to god tin sea. Perhaps It sometimes seems that few are willing this Is the closest that some are common enough- There are all kinds to give up the transportation convenience people ever get to being gen­ of nations, Including Argentina, which made possible by the highways. There erous and kind, and both gen- la a 'mass fixation about clinging to the have not yet signed the treaty by which eixMity and kindness are CTuist- flexibility and comfort of our own per­ lan virtues. No law or decree some nations now without nuclear wea­ avings ank of anchester sonal transportation vehicle. ’There Is In­ can «a er make us generous and S B # M pons are pledging never to provide them­ difference toward mass transportation. kind, but love tn the heart will selves with any. • The time has come, however, when transform our conduct, and we transportation planners cannot afford to too m ay feel like Scrooge In his w 1/1 f ^ 4.>. What made real news Inside the report share the public apathy toward mass better mood when his heart was transportation i New technology, new ohanged, when he threw open about Argentina was the fact that the planning concepts Mid new social ped- the window and shouted, "M en MANCHFSTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR BOLTON NOTv-H nuclear power plant Involved, scheduled tem s are being explored against the day ry Christmas, everyone!" A M • N' to produce the plutonium Argentina when it may no longer be possible to f'jj • . M -r * addltlonallv accommodate the auto­ Rev. Cart W. Saunders could use in nuclear sreapons if It wished mobile.—NEW HAVEN REGISTER South UnKed Methodist Church PA6B TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 'I , filANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBEffe 29, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Thomas Desroslers of Manches­ dur Nyquist of Westbury, N .Y .; Burial will be at the conven­ ter, Fred J. Desroslers of Wind­ and two grandchildren. ience of the family. Vem on sor Locks, George J. Desosiers Funeral services will be Friends may call at the fu­ Vernon diUon at' this time but in order I Fire Calls | Vem on to all.ow skiers to ski, two mem­ and Wilfred J. Desroslers, both Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Wat­ neral home tomorrow from 3 to Obituary of Hartford, and Raymond J. kins-West Ftmeral Home, 142 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. A refrigerator leaking coolant Math Curriculum Meeting bers of the ski patrol must be QtmlUy excites... Desroslers of San Diego, Calif.; U. Center St. The Rev. C. gas was removed from a resi­ RockyiUe Mart Arrested M«’) riRHT on duty. Anyone' wishing liifor- 30 grandchildren, and 15 great­ Henry Anderson, pastor of dence at 30 Steep Hollow Lone, Junior Ski Program nmtlon concerning this should grandchildren. Emsuiuel Lutheran Qiurch, will Saturiday At 9:58 p.m. by town Establishes Three Goals contact Mrs. RomUd NoUm, Engagemmts become even Luther Barnard^ 64^ Dies; The funeral will be tomor­ officiate. Burial will be in East Araibs Admit firefighters. In Di^urbance, Knifing Grove St., or ceUI the Fox Hill row at 8:15 a.m. from the W.P. Cemetery. Terierday town fireCghtera Three sets of objectives are with the coordinator, Lynn An­ To Start on Saturday Ski Area. There wiiriie’ no calling hours. went to 176 McKee St. where derson, who gave them oome * A arrested Ward St., w ^ araested Sotor- Registrations will be accept­ more breathless when sealed Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main to be established In building a The Junior Ski Program, olds; Wayne Relse, eight and Led Hartford Youth Work H ie family suggests that In Intention To! they extinguiahed a fire oauaed suggestions for making most ef­ twice yesterday, first on a day at his home and c ln rs «l ed Saturday from 9 a.m. to St., with a solemn high Mass mathemktiqs curriculum in the nine yesir olds; Rlchiurd Ogolik, TOLLAND — Luther I. Barn­ operations directoi- for the Hart­ lieu of flowers those wishing to by an overheated space beater fective use of the new text­ c o m p l^ t made by hla wife with breach M p o a ^ ^ S S t sponsored by the Alpine Ski noon, at the Sport Mart, P a rk of requiem at S t.' James’ nine Euid 10-yea^lds; William with a TC* diamond ford Neighborhood Youth Corps. '.io so make memorial contribu­ in the basement. The call came Vernon schools, a curriculum books, including use of the “ “ complaint made as the resirft CHub, will start Saturday at 1:30 St., for an adult instructional ard, 64, of Anderson Rd., di­ Church at 9. Burial will be in Osborn, 11-year-olds, Eind Lee' Barnard was also past pre­ tions to the Memorial Fund of Hijack Jet in at 10:17 a.m. meeting has decided. course outlines, manipiilaUvk p.m. on the north slope of Fox program. This will be for old rector of special youth services Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, T turbance. He is arfwMhited tor Anderson, 12-yeEU‘-olds. These *Q>ir own Trooturo sident of the Ebcohange Club of Bloomfield. idmanuel Lutheran Church. At 2:54 p.m. yesterday, they The three things to be con­ materials and opportunities for Pedtee said Robert L. Tucker, Rock-ville court, Jan. IS. club members only smd regis­ Chmt thM Wwitmw ATHENS, Greece (AP) __ Hill Euid will run for six con­ are Eill beginners. for the Hartford YMCA, died Hartford, and an active member went to 21 Huntington St. on a sidered are: General objectives discovery learning. Teachers trations will be limited. There tho diomond wMiln m Friends may call at the fu­ Three young Arab commandos ’ ^ Vrnilnm LaPIante 27 ermit Mt. Hope Cemetery, Talcott- From Okinawa Court 12, Jan. 20. and eis Springer attempted to Mrs. McGann was bom Dec. Mrs. Madeline Bush Llswell. minutes before they were sched­ The preliminary talks on our low land naoderate-inoome vllle. MANCHESTER SESSION Walter Szykeruk, 47, of 6 stop the two cars collided. 7, 1886 In Broad Brook, daugh­ Mr. Llswell was bom July 16, Bernard O. Solyn uled to board the New York- Friends may call at the fu­ arms limitation began In Helsin­ TOKYO (A P ) —AU 82 medl- families, our senior citizens and ter of George and Margaret 1902 In Centre Burlington, N.S., bound^alrllner at Athens airport ki, Finland, in November. The our inner-city minorities to live \ - ' Ballantyne Andrews, and hod WEST HARTFORD—Bernard neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Joseph Dunham, 39, of 173 u m -r a n g e surfEice-to-eurface Can., and hod lived In Rockville during a brief stopover from Tel discussions are shifting to Vien­ are incredibly bad,” he said. lived in Manchester for the past Cornelius Solyn 74, of West Bush Hill Rd., charged with Im­ before going to East Hampton Aviv. na in April. Mace B missiles have been re­ “ Housing whose construction 56 years. She was a member Hartford, a member of Nutmeg Mrs. Julian H. Newton Tolland over a year ago. He had been After their testimony 'they Nixon recalled meeting proper bEuiking, pleaded guilty moved from four U.S. Air EV>rce WEIS authorized in 1971 (the year of the Ladies Guild of the As­ Forem, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, BOLTON — Mrs. Margaret employed for over 20 years at were formally remanded to cus­ Thompson in Vienna In 1966 and end was fined 820. bEUjes on Okinawa, Japanese of the next regular leglslidlve sumption. died Saturday at hte home. He Neff Newton, 54, of>BrookfieId Pratt and Whitney Division of tody pending trial. said that he was sending him The state noUed the duirge newsmen reported from the Oki­ seseion) would not be occupied Survivors, besides her hus­ WO.S also a trumpet player for Rd., wife of Julian H. Newton, Town Hired Eight Trucks United Aircraft Corp., East Punl^ment for such an of­ back there. nawan capitEil today. imtll 1974,” SEdd Webber. "By band, include 3 sons, Sherwood 40 years to r the Governor's died last night at Manchester of concealing leased property Hartford, when he retired less fense carries a minimum sen­ The White House cautioned then, neeifiesB damage will have G. McGann of Enfield, James Foot Guard Band. Memorial Hospital. agtiinst Josei^ HebUnger, 27, of The NEiha correspondents of PORrERHOUSE than two years ago. tence of 10 years to life In prla- against taking the President too 348 Charter Oak St. the newspaper AsEihi Shimbun been done tuid needtssb pain in­ T. McGann of Wethersfield, and The funeral was held thto Mrs. Newton was bom May To Qear Roads of Snow During World War II. he was on. seriously on his "if we go” re­ and the Kyodo News Service flicted as the housirig crisis Arthur A. MoGatm of Miami, morning at the Rose HUl Fu­ 29, 1615 in Meriden, daughter of Oases ocHxtlnued included a member of the 169th Infantry Maurice Zreissati, a Lebanese mark about San Clemente. He TolUind’s highway crew suf­ said, but was Einother part ot the. Fla.; 3 daughters, Mrs. Joseph neral Home, 680 Elm St., Rocky Mrs. Florence Nelson Welch of Yvonne CZajka o f 4 W'eat St, ssUd the lELSt eight of the mis- gets worse tmd wtmse. Division of the Connecticut Na­ Ifiwyer sent to Athena by the and his family plan to fly to silee were disassembled at Onna Job that had to be done. He called for establishment of T. Mlstretita and Mrs. Ches­ HUI. Burial was In Rose HUl Meriden and the late Raymond charged with two oneiicopter helicopter to< o ^ JM.* R. Fr O A C South Windsor died Friday at Bolduc of East Hartford; 2 Lutheran Church, will officiate. Bcrnardn; three sons, Richard SAIGON (A P ) — The Viet where the situation wais most after a skidding accident took it Hrs^MCsH^lb. rem i w i . out a single American ccusualty, —SEUd it WEIS "ijecessary to rein­ years ago by dumping his spare snowy Camp David Saturday C U f A I I A V I C M S wAA k C , St. FVancls Hospital, Hartford. brothers, Eugene Bolduc of El­ Burial will be In East Ceme­ DellaBernarda and Harvey serious, state Civil Defense Di­ out of service last month. Ham Steaks-Roszts 1.29, Cong’s three-day truce for the U.S. hetidquarters said. The state a Just civic coexistence” coins in the gas tEmk of his old night. His wife Eind their dough- 1 She was the wife of J. Gerald lington and George Bolduc of tery, Manchester. DelliUlernarda, both of Broad rector Leslie H. Stanley said the New Year began early Tuesday fighting was triggered when en­ by freeing those who stEmd up The 1965 truck was only op­ car. ter Tricia accompanied him on { B&ulleu. Lewiston, Maine; a sister, Mrs. Friends may call at the fu­ Brook, and Ronald Della- worst seemed past. and a U.S. spokesman reported emy gunners fired on Americiui EigEtinst the government. erating part of the time and the He emptied the novel bank the the windy flight to the retread In The funeral was held this neral home tonight from 7 to 9. B rnarda with the U. S. Air "W e could be on the brink of VALUABLE COUPON VAtUAHU COUPON Mary L. Grodln of Cimada; and "It’s very quiet” throughout reconnaissance helicopters. According to figures disclosed 1962 truck broke down on Sat­ other day, and It contaJnued the OitocUn Mountains about 60 morning from the Flsette Fu­ Force; a daughter. Miss Elaine trouble again If that new storm 21 grandchildren. South Vietnam. Later, some 35 American BS2 recently by Justice Minister urday in the middle of the *895. miles northwest of Washington. neral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Michael Zelonis DellaBernarda of South Wind­ cornea our way,” a U.S. Army The funeral will be tomorrow The allies, as they did Christ­ bombers pounded the region, Mario Almeida Costa, 87 men .storm. He said the remaining C ewpen ned Pmehefe ef IM O er Mere WHfc ffcis Ceepee ned PereLese ef siuW erllerw Hartford, with a Mass of re­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Michael sor;' a brother, Ermlnio Della- Corps of Engineers official said at 8:15 a.m. from the Bcrke mas. will ignore the Viet Cong's dropping more than 1,000 tons of Euid 5 women are detained In truck, a 1952 model, would be quiem at Our Lady of Sorrows Zelonis. 84, non Dcaroalrr* son. and had lived In Man­ ip the same capacity intll 1958. three fights north or east of Sai­ ed from Oklahoma across the any ca r parked in the road . He AAP Bpend—Fesfeurlzed FACIAL TISSUIS L Zenon Draroslers, 85, of 68t« 1967—9.378. 1966—0.008, 1966— chester for about 81 years. He when he went into partnership gon were triggered by eiMmy northwest half of Y6xms to the singled out residents of New OPEN WED., THURSs, FRL till 9 School St., died yesterday at was a member of Emanuel with the Hartford Market Cater­ 1.369, 1964—147, 1963—78, 1969— southern Rockies early today. Rd. and Robin Circle, particu­ troops. 31. 1961—11. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Luthenui t^hunh, and a chapter ers. Ho was forced to retire be­ Heavy snow and ice storm larly, -fo r being In violation of 2M -2 ply Penonal Notices Field reports said Viet.Cong Despite the downward trend 9 3 T o d a y Mr. Desroslers was born July ..I ember of Scandia Lo.lge. Vasa cause of ill health. He was a warnings were in effect In Okla­ th e no parking ban. For Your New Year's Eve S k M U troops attacked Suol Oa. a ham­ the total number of Americana 22, 1884 Iti Canada, and lived virder of America. He was em­ member of the Hartford Lieder- homa EUtd heavy snow warnings JUAN, Puerto Rtoo (AP) » 2 9 ‘ let 22 miles east of Salgoiv Just Thiffault Eilso announced that In Memoriam most of his life In Hartford be- kranz. killed In action is only 71 short 3*°^ 1.00 ployed as on agent for the Pru- Party W e Have: after midnight with machine of the 40,000 mark, according to were out for porUons of Ariaom, -P^Craals. Um mastor oM- although residents may take for.e corning to Manchester denUal Life Inscrance Co. In Survivors, besides his wife; t»)68 yoort today. In loving memory of Pamela Lee guns and rifles. Nine o( the 60 an unofficial tabulation based New Mexico and Texas. ^ isand f»nm the sandpit they are Blartaun, deceased. Dec. 3S. 1968 eight years ago. He was a .Manchester for a time, and In include a brother, John Hohl of He planned Id attend a con­ it a l AAR Rhskslt Opss government defenders were re­ on Incomplete reports. The Oklahoma Turnpike Crom not to UUte any at the salt C a n d l e s ~ c o a s t r s and Olenn Martin Blarfcman. de­ security officer at Hartford l.der years as a weaver at Manchester; four sisters In cert and reception In hla tiMwy ceased March ai, 19637 ported killed, ttpro were wounded While the total of American Lawton to Oklahoma CKy was which is there for use of the A&P gives you everyday low, low prices Hospital for 18 years before he -heney Bros. Switzerland; and several ***dgbt at the og Qq* COCKTAI. SHAKERS — PAPBI PLATES M R 9 RJL Msik A Tao*„ Doc M lb A MHi and one was missing. 'tVro civil- battlefield deaths dropped covered by a nearly aoUd sheet highway department only. Ood Bless our UUIe Angeis. retired. He was a member of Survivors Include a son. Rlch- neicea and nephews. Luis A. Ftrra. ^ Gone to the Heavens aeOve. Ians also were reported killed. sharply this year, thoes o t the of Ice. A mammoth traffic Jam Besides the roads, acbooi PAPBI CUPS M d PARTY HATS the Manchester Senior Citizens ird Johnson of Bt) ‘.on; a daugh­ Cmaais, M -m xO sd finom hia O O H i W BN BM T RIC. a itl A RJL m/c In die arms of our Fattier. Funeral services will be Wed­ Enemy losses were unknown. areas had to be ftowed. and kept Protected by his love. Club and its bowling league. ter, Miss lx>uise Johnson of Scuth Vietnamese increesed, reeulted as numerous vehicles native Spain, u married to a ICE CURE TRAYS — FONDUE DISHB Mommy. Daddy, and nesday at 11 a.m. at Holmes Near the Cambodian border PLUS PLAID STAM Manchester; a sister, Mrs. HU- from 15.426 in 1966 to 17,219 re­ srere either off the road or Often during the storm In case 0608 RBMBIK MT-iw Isst W4w t SUskt Grand|iarents. Survivors Include 6 sons, Funeral Hume, 400 Main Bt. M miles northeast o t Saigon, Puerto Rican celUat. the former ported so far this year. stranded. Maria Mdntanat. it siiould be necessary to get a «aid GLASSWARE GALOBE flra track tn there. This took Rrksz sHsetivs thru W sd n «sd «y, D*<- 31st 1949 in this Ckmmwnity and Vicinity. ronrirtrrshit time, Thiffault V FAGF TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969

demands; Having binding arbi­ Section Two MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 Calif., told the meeting that EttFuing llpraUi MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 Pages 13 to 24 Nixon Compromise Breaks tration in lieu of the right to Division Looming in SDS SDS-WSA had to change the ■r' strike; putting four congress­ focus of its activity from the men on the 13-member execu­ larger, four-year-coUeges to r Hew yvar’s party sappliat Deadlock on Postal Plan tive council, and keeping dvil Worker*5tudent Alliance community and state colleges! Dr. Pet Speakg ward PrenUoe, 110 Oampfleld, and Emery Baasette, 56, of 431 By JIM ADAMS two meetings between a White status for federal em- where, he said, "there is a r for aay siia parly! on Oakland, near N. Elchool, at 50 Are Injured Summit St. Amociated Press Writer House legal trouble shooter, ployes. By PETER COWEN favored demands—^which he aaid higher percentage of working T o E d ucators 9:30 p.m. Police Log About Town Auditors Tell Town Charles Colson, and James H. Colson denies a story that Associated Press Writer were not "reactionary” like tho class people.” ^ organizational ilisoonnt^ too! Leslie G e m m ^ 55 Lake and In Derailment OOMPLA1NT8 CiiUdren four to eight yeare WASHINGTON (APJ — ___ Nixon instructed him to find a ^ Rademacher, president of the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — of SDS-WSA—such as "less The last speaker, Ginny Vog­ On Drug Control Roderick Brooks, Coventry, on Oary Winter of 46 Hawthorne of age are invited to a story White House-backed compro- National''Ai^Yation' d 'Letter * compromise The Students for a Democratic work and more pay” for work­ W. M id ^ Tpke., near Congress, O f NYC IR T ARRESTS hour tomorrow morning from el of Harvard-Radcliffe SDS, eom id ete St reports that his oar was Stop Payment Buying Carriers-called by Colson after corporation moving Society (Worker-Student AlU- ers, "free imiversal hij^er ed­ said attitudes such as "it’s un­ Dr. Donald Pet of S3 Bette at 12:30 p.m.; Edith Hocloalia, damogiMl Seat nigM while park­ 10:30 to 11:15 in the Junior the deadlockj 1 . over congressional. —_i 1 whnice, near Biss^ at 3:40 Residents Must again in the current fiscal year. T^e other recommendoUens ployes with a postal authority says, but by Rep. Morris K. Yale University, accused we tional office, walked out of the for it." day larogram being held to­ been taken to that hospital and ______Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to cheap. p.m. pay respects to the late Samuel granting Rademacher’s three UtWl, D-Arlz. 8DS-WSA of "campus porochl-. SDS convention in Chicago, i' morrow at the' University of that most of the injuries were equipment was purchased on a „^ade In the report deal wtth Jack Hunter, 100 Boulder Qear Sidewalks>• J. Taggart, whose slater. Mrs. payment plan which permitted bookkeeping procedures, “ This (corporation) is what alism” for advocating an alli­ . The WBA—^like Its smaller CormecUcut for teachers and not serious. One passenger had AOCIDKNT8 Rd., end Benedict Moser, Rock­ a broken leg and sieven others Leonard Belanger, 43, of Wap- Harriet Olsaver, is a member half of toe cost to be paid on ^he audit shows U»t the 1968- they want," says David Silver- ance of students and campus parent organization, the Pro­ Loris Fortiuui Polls administrators who attended Newcomers to Manchester are gressive Later Party (PL)— ville, on W. Middle Tphe., near were carried into the facility by Jring, charged with failure to of both groups. delivery and toe other half to e9 General Fmid would up Us gleld, president of the National working pec^le. the 1968 course on Drug Abuse. reminded by town officials of a Conservation May Become holds to a strict Mandst-Len- Itafian Man of Year OongresB, at 3:15 p.m.; WilUam stretcher. grant the right of way. Police be paid in the subsequent year, y^^r wtth a $88,106 aur- Postal Union. "They know The Spartaclsts 'sald they fav­ Robert Digan, coordinator of town (Kdlnance requiring that ored the "broader” approach of inlst view of social change. HIGH SCHOOL STUDEHTS Courtney, Vernon, and Linda' Another 11 were taken to charge Belanger caused an ac- Members of the Manchester usually with Interest added. they've got to pay a little to get ROME (AP) — LorU FOrtun^ youth services for the Board of sidewalks be shoveled within 34 plus. working within "the later move­ Both groups favor a revolution McGurk, 341 Oakland, towed, on Fordham Hospital where about cident between Frank Maloney, Emldem Club will meet tonight In 1968-69, a sum of $10,893 It.” Political Issue of Future the ItaUan Socialist deputy who NEXT CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY It, 1970 Bducation, wiU be chairman of hours after a anowfalL The Board of Directors, when ment.' ’ of the proletariat, culminating TVdtand 'Tpke., near Parker at three were to be admitted, a 24, of 163 Elldridge St. and at 7:30 at Holmes Funeral was carried over to this year. And opponents on the House a panel on community organi­ Aocording to the ordinance, It adopted toe 1969-70 General By C. O. McDANlBL, seldom have been made to seem The clash began when an in ithe establUWment of a social­ authored a bill to legalize di­ ★ PREPARE FOR COLLEGE BOARD TEST 6:45 p.m.; Naomi Ifock, 73 Mil­ spokseman said. He added, Thomas McGinnis, 24, of Glas- So far in 1969-70, a total of Post Office Committee say the zation. the owner, agent of owner, or Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ Fund budget loot May, eatlmotad AP Science Writer pertinent to the welfare o f the 8DS-WEA speaker accused the ist state. vorce in Italy, defeated P o|m (S.A.T. Verbal) ford, Brian Webb, Rockville, "F or the most part the injuries tcmbuiy,' Wednesday, at 3 p.m., $86,943 has been deferred for compromise bill’s removal of occupant of any building or land spects to the late Samuel J. a $80,000 surplus. Town Man- poor, the nonwhite population, Spartaclsts and another, smal­ Members of PL and WSA op­ Paul VI has in a magazine ★ STUDY SKILLS and TEST TECHNIQUES Attending from the Manches­ and Janies Wilson, 181H Oak, were cuts and bruises.” on W. Middle Tpke.. near (3reen congressional control over post­ BOSTON (AP) — Concern bordering upon any street, Taggart whose wife is a mem­ p a j^ ent in the next fiscaljrei^, Robert Wekse, in his ll or . . . most Americans who live ler group of "openly proclaim­ pose, among other things, na­ survey for Italian man of the if SPEED READING and COMPREHENSION ter High School social studies on W. Middle Tpke, near Oon- The derailment occurred at a Manor Blvd. Court date for ber of the club. 1970-71; plus $30,000 in 1971-73. al rates—which they say are over the condition of the envi­ square or public place within 70 fentotlve budget, had made in cities." ing their contempt for SDS” and tionalism, masculine Superiority year. department will be its chair­ greas at 2:30 p.m. switching point where the White Belanger is Jan. 12. bound to spiral under the plan ronment may soon replace the ★ VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT the town must remove all snow, "Unless toe full purchase „o allowance fot ' 196949 sur- The conservation movement of ‘being willing . to sabotage and the use of drugs for en­ Fortuna, whose biR is await­ man, Elgin Zatursky, and Ray­ Yesterday’ a accidents in­ Plains and Dyre Avenue lines of ______price (of equipment) Is encum- pju, to make the mails self-support­ Vietnam war and civil rights as This in an outstanding program in reading efficiency sleet or Ice wherever there's a Memorial Temple, Pythian has been characterized by ‘a discussion of (SDS-WSA’s) pro- joyment. They generally dress mond Korbualeaki, James Bre- volved: Doris Mor^ouse, Ehtet the iR T come together, police ing by 1978—will jeopardize something to worry about, says ing Senate approval before be­ meeting twice weekly for aix weeks—-late afternoon or John Richmond, 41, of Hart­ sidewalk, either graded or Ststen, will hold n 47th anniver­ bered in year of purchase." toe xiie audit notw toot $308,481 certain innocence, above all on grama.” neatly and conservatively, and zinski, and Walker Briggs. Hartford, and Joseph Petrucci, Dr. Leo Marx. coming law, polled 3,277 votes early evoting. Taught by state certified consultants In reported. ford, charged with operating a paved. Such removal must be sary meeting and initiation to­ report states, "this practice in taxes were outatandliig am of their political necks. excessive trust In rational i>er- the men seldom have long hair. small groups. Testing program or private tutoring may Tomorrow’s theme wUl deal 183 Croft, on Woodbridge near But Marx, an Amherst Col­ A Spartacist from Talla­ among 300 journalists and a se­ The northbound exprem de­ motor vehicle while his license night at 8 at Odd Fellows Hall, should be discontinued." June SO, toe end of toe 1988-88 "It won’t be thte (corporation suaslon as a political method,” At Simday’s panel discussion be arranged if desired. with the programs teachers Oakland, at 13:07 p.m .; Ekl- accompUahed within the 24 hour lege professor of English and hassee, Fla. rose and replied lected section Of the readership railed shortly ^ e r 7|30 » under gugpenslon, Saturday, period. followed by a Christmas party. The report explalne, "It (the ftaoU year. It attributee the con- board) that will stand up for re- he said. that his group had "com e here In Woolsey Hall at Yale Uni­ For Regletratton Information, Call: MS-9M7 have introduced in their sys­ ward Kessler, 362 Oak, and American institutions, cautioned o f TI-7, Italy’s national televi­ during the morning rush. ^ three vehicle accident on AU ice must be removed with­ The Past Chiefs iTub is in payment plan) encumbers eub- dlUon to two forton — taxes in election when the voters are up­ The destruction of natural re­ with a very serious criticism of versity, three SDS-WSA speak­ tems, Mlowring a course on Ward Taft,' 144 Main, on Oak, that publicity and public con­ sion magazine. Pope Paul, the Woodland St., near Horton Rd., in 12 hours or else made safe charge of refreshments. sequent boards to expenditures utlgaUon. and taxes unpaid by set over high rates,” said a sources and wildlife has result­ the campus worker-student al­ ers addressed an audience of ACADEMIC READING CENTER “Drug Abuse EducaUon lor near Spruce, at 11:45. a.m. cern about the envlrcsiment nmner up, polled 814. at 12:80 p.m. Police say that by covering it with sand or other not incurred by (heir nd- persons taking odvantsqife of a committee aide. "It will be the ed, he said, from the profit liance" strategy. about 600, who came from as FRED KAPROVE, Director Secwidary School Teachers," should not be confused with real Astronaut Nell A. Armstrong Fire Damages Richmond backed the refuse suitable material. Members of the VFW Poet ministriitlon. Also, by not en- tai-orabte Interest penaRy. memlxirs of this committee who making activities of Individuals During a panel discussion that far away as San Diego, Calif, •3 E. CENTER STREET MANCHESTER given at UConn last year. MHS changes to make it better. Next to Cavey’s Reetaurent truck he was operating bito the The violation for each offense and Auxiliary will nu-et tonight cumbering the full amount of The Interest penalty w m only approved the corporation.” and corporatlrty at 80 Seaman Circle, is needed to stop waste, mod­ just a rich man eager to protect are going to yield any soIutloM said smoke and soot covered able. guard of honor at her funeral were towed away. Court ap­ tinues. "when toe smoke had •'onveyance tax $22. ernize the system and stop defl- the sanctity of his rustic re­ . . . It will be necessary for lead­ went off of the left side of the everything in the office eusa will meet Wednesday short­ Cause Accidents pearance is Jan. 12. cleared away, the year-end con­ Green Manor Estates Inc. to clte that ran to $1.2 bllHon last treat.” ers of the movement to know road aad crashed into a tree. and also spread into both bays. ly before 9 e.m. at the Church year. The car was extensively trol differences were not Kig- I’aul J. (\>llettl. property at Until recently, Marx said, where the power lies and how to ITiero were a number of crod- Lynch said this morning it of the Assumption. The compromise was bom at i f A l w l damaged and the trio spent niflcont.” Kenneily Rd., conveyance tax "the problems of conservation confront it," Marx said. ’S Edward Kehoe. 240 Spruce St., Stock Market would be hard to make an esti­ dents in town this weekend some time in the hospital, with ‘The report repeats n recoin- $43 to mate of the damage. Although charged with evading responsi­ John Mather Chapter, Order wdiich police have blamed on Howells being the most severe­ NEW YORK (AP) — The mendatlon made In previous Marriage IJcenaea they were still pumping gas, bility, Wedneeday, after an ac­ of DeMolay, will confer the Or­ poor driving conditions. The ioe ly injured. stock market slipped Into de­ year-end reports the crentlun Daniel lx*o Carney, Bog Har­ hardly any other service oper­ cident on Tolland Tpke., near der of the Carnation on three Howells will appear in court Adams St., at 2:30 p.m< involv­ cline early this afternoon after of (ho office of finance officer, bor N Y , and I'atricia Anne f'Manchester-Vernon TOWN LINE and snow caused many vehicles ations were going on. All of the members of Manchester As­ on Jan. 12. ing his car and a car driven by trying to extend its rally at the sembly, Order of Rainbow for to coordinate the orflces of col­ Morse. 43 Ashland St.. Feb. 14. to skid into one another, but stock in the office was off the opening. lirldgi-t (liun-h. Patricia LeBlanc of 299 Main Girls, in semi-public cere­ lector of revenue, cimtroller and most drivers malnitained sensible shelves, and Lynch said it would treasurer. James Henry Thumton. 1 St. Court date Jon. 5. At noon the Dow Jonea aver­ monies tonight at 8 at the Ma­ iq>eeds thus reducing the risk either have to be cleaned up or "With the advent of data pro- Thom (won Rd . and Fay (YUder o f any serious iiccidenits, police Their Second Library age of 30 industrials was off 2.77 sonic Temple. Refreshments thrown out. to 794.88 after having been up ceasing as a record-keeping ad- U»«nie, ic Ttiom|Mon Rd., Dec. said. Margaret Plcano, 97 Mather will be served after the cere­ In Two Years Bums Lynch said, "Our main loss la nearly 2 in early trading. Junct to tho flscal operations of St., oiiacged with operating a monies. No one was reported taken tim e." He explained that it The Associated F>resa 60-stook all three of theoe departments Kelrus,- of Allacliniriil to the hospital as a result of CHEROKEE, Ala. (AP) — would take a lot of work to re­ motor vehicle without a li­ the report slates, "It may now Variilloii l..amls Iievelopment average at noon had fallen 1.0 to Members of Manchester IHNERS the accidents although a few Residents of this small town move the black aoot that cov­ cense, yesterday, after on ac­ be the time to consider creal- Corj) against James K end nr Mm CLOTHES­ 369.7 with Industrials off 1.8, Chapter, Disabled American have lost their library in a fire cident on Mather St., near her cars had to be towed away. ered everything. rails off .5, and utilities off .7. Ing the position of a flm iiu e Alice A IMrilng, pru|M'rty at I TOLLAND TPKE, 6 4 9-262 3 for the second time in two home, at 6:80 p.m., involving Veterans, will meet tonight at Saturday's accidents involved; The records of the station An early margin of advances coonMnstor." 311 E. Middle Tpke , $80,000 J > 4 N years. her car and a car driven by 7 ut Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Richard Frascarelli, 44 Lyness, were not lost, as they were In over declines on the New York The report, noting that mimt The we-kend blaze destroyed John MeUa, 19, of 166 Cush­ Main St., to pay respects to parked and William Temping, a closed drawer and not ex­ Stock Exchange faded, and loss­ uncollected taxes are for mo- W as wr a drug store and a shoe store as man Dr. The MeUa car was the lute Samuel J. Taggart, a 717 Center, on Oenter, near posed to the soot and smoke. es -ook the upperhand. to r vehicles. w Immc o w n e rs have *•*<**•<>*■ W«8 iHn. Webftr well as about 6,000 volumes towed away. Court date is Jan. post commander of the chapter. Salem, at 9;30 p.m.; Margaret The fire was discovered when Analysts blamed the turna­ moved out of the area, has a NEW BRITAIN (AP) — M n. 1 2 . LINES Oregon, S3 Schaller, parked and from the library. Damage esti­ 'Lynch’s son, John Jr., arrived recommendation. Eleanor llen og Wfsber M l a bout on heavier tax-loss selling, Allen Cone, principal of Ben- Richard Kocher, RockviUey on mates to the library were at the station for work Sunday It suggests tlia t considers- New Britain bookkeeper was with only three trading seaslom net Junior High School, will Main near Maple, at 4:30 p.m.; around $20,000. morning. Seeing the station fill­ John Tylsr, 22, of 11 Bdwacd tlw slUMjId be g.ven to urging ths donor of toe heart and' lutiga remaining this year. The mar­ speak at a meeting &l the Man­ Claire Kuamlk of Vernon and The library—operating in ed with black smoke, he ran St., charged with operaltng an ket had advanced last Wednes­ ‘•sliililisli a rec-lpro- transplanted Into Edward Falk chester Jeycees tonight at 8 In Fred AnnuIU, 211 Main, parked, temporary quarters since anoth­ across the road and pulled Box unregistered motor vehicle, yes­ day and Friday on hints that cal policy...... with.. other states Tlmrwtoy In New York CTty the Circuit Courtroom at the on W. Middle Tpke., near Ox­ er fire destroyed its building in 74. terday, after an accident on The reciprocal agreement liuepllal. there might be an easing of the Police Station. The event is ford, at 11:30 a.m.; James Bene- 1967—was due to move into a Insurance adjustors were in­ Woodbridge St., near Oakwood, government’s tight-money poli­ would require tout delinquent orficlals of the hoaptto] said ARE FOR open to all man from 31 through vento, 79 Homestead and Ed­ new building within two weeks. vestigating the fire today. a t 4 p.m., involving his car cy. taxes be paid In Ih.- sute owed, that toe Newingtijn, N.J. father 88 years of age wishing to join and a pickup truck driven by Trading was active end on before a motor vehicle coukl be of six has showed no signs of the Juycces. Cone’s topic will gm Marian Eaton of Vernon. Court two occasiona during the morn­ reglalered In another state. rejecting the organ ao far. Mrs. “^ I be "The Drug Education Pro­ date Jon. 12. ing the Big Board ticker tape UnooUartabU motor vshu Je Weber died of a brain hemor- gram In Secondary Schools." MASK OF IXCClUNCe fell two mlnutee behind In re­ taxoa, tha report notee, ammint rhage Thuraday. THE BIRDS Joseuh Segal, 27, of 432 W. porting floor transactions. Middle Tuke., received a writ­ ten warning tor failure to yield the right of way, after a col­ TM chen Oluiy Pact lision between hia car and a c»r WATERBURY (AP) — Wa- operated by Donald Pagani, 28, terbury school teachers voted IMIOIRIG Frigidaire of Ellington, Saturday, on T8 FOUET P SIZB U-SJDJk. OHOlOB ^ a ' I « g 4.avi •» “ 2eydoe PIZZA 8«»a i permanent a-gwW** Wa «• awf « - -a.M-w,* prsM) I ■ lkea*a8 »*e S w- ; • |'e« ’ . X ‘ 9^ * . I COLD CUTS ai • ( II I I S I DOES NOT INCLUDE • A irStap «•' .tugaod" *••• 4*f«4 *♦ * - BUY WITH CONFIDENCE NORMAirS EXPERTS PEOPLE YOU *»< |se-.>iMa« s* > ,*' « ' i’ • Wf i»e«r . 1 •»..» M *. 'ad • n«UM i Craft • ChllM (Iraporti) e# S IlN to S23JII • ‘ *8-d •ai»‘ • 'a f • 'aawd ' -• *a*« ^

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situation and that the guards cent.” In eariy October before those who have talked to the in­ drawn mainly from this white spoken black poet vdio is also a did not fire in panic. the grand Jiuy investigation. mates who w ere shot. rural area. Several toool' resi­ college teacher in IndlanapoMs, RANGE Prison Protest Ends The inmates were clearly dis­ Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb wrote The county grand jury inves­ dents point to ctmtinued pres­ says, "There’s nothing else you obeying the orders of the guards that no reformatory employe tigating the shoot^, which was ence of the Ku Khoc Klan and can regard the Pendleton shoot­ to leave the ares^ but some ob­ would be suspended or released. composed of six whites, report­ other extremist organizations in ing ^as except racial warfare FUEL OIL ALL THi POLKS AT OKAND UNION In Slaying of Inmate servers believe the group would Indiana prison authorities ed that all shots removed from this part o f Indiana. against black people." have dispersed after serious WISH YOU ANP YOUK PAMILY have not talked much publicly the bodies o f inmates and sub­ What happens in prisons has By BRYCE NELSON riously injured run from eight consultations with prison lead­ GA’SOLINE about the reasons for the shoot­ mitted to the grand jury had hit its effect on those who live .out­ The L oh Angeles Times to 20. ers or use of non-lethal force. Trum ans .Meet Daughter ing, but one o f the official ex- intermediate objects before side. The shooting at Pendlirton PENDLETON. Ind.—On a One observer at the reforma­ In the 12 weeks since platutUons seems to be that the striking individuals. The grand has been another factor to in­ KANSAS em r (AP) — Foi^ warm, idyllic autiunn day near mer President and Mn. Harry tory comments, "It isn’t sur­ the shooting there has been no shots were fired to prevent the jury concluded that “ there is in­ crease racial tension in Indiana, B A N T L Y OIL this sleepy rural town, 12 white S. Truman went to Mimlcipal prising that one man was kill­ public reprimand. Prom the disturbance from developing in­ sufficient evidence to place especially in Gary, the home of men fired repeated volleys of Airport Sunday to meet their ed; what is surprising is that governor of Indiana on down, to a riot. criminal responsiblity on any of many of those who were Miot. buckshot through a fence at daughter and three grandchil­ the shots didn’t kill 10 or 15 of the attitude of officials has One contention of the prison the reform atory personnel In­ "It was murder, plain murder," EHOEA young black men who were ly­ them !” dren when they arrived from USDA CHOICE been to support the shooting as authorities is that the guards volved.” says Retha Bliss of Gary, whose ing on their stomachs. They New York for a holiday visit. Those who watched the shoot­ necessary. Shortly after the only fired around the inmates son Is an inmate at Pendleton, ^ WHOLE OR HALF LOIN n B killed one and wounded 46. Although more than a third of Mrs. Margaret Truman Dan­ ing emphasized that the guards shooting, Phend was quoted as and that the prisoners w ere hit "som e o f them w ere shot six Very few people around the the reformatory’s inmates are iel and the three youngest of her were in no danger from the in­ saying that he backed the ac­ by richochets. This statement and seven times." country seemed to notice. black, the guarda, about 90 per four children plan to stay three mates, that there was no riot tions of the squad "100 per is disputed by witnesses and by The unarmed imrihtes, the cent of whom are white, are Mari Evans, a soft- or four days. Read Herald Ads. great majority of whom are 15 Shells of BeeP to 30 years old, had been dem­ onstrating against discrimina­ tion at the Indiana State R e­ $ Slici! tuur formatory. They had lain down DAfl sitl.lk', in the belief that the guards tot E Ktr.i Siiviru) would not shoot them in the back. The fact that this shooting has WHOLE OR BUTT HALF attracted so little national at­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE- LOIN tention seems an indication of WELL the public's indifference to the treatment accorded prisoners. SHELL STEAKS TRIMMED Many thoughtful people in this ITALIAN FIRST CUT area, however, regard the shoot­ . A', .b.. •, HOT OR ing neither as a striking in­ MMdl* cident of the penal system or, Notify Store Hours: SA U 8 J M E SWEET CHUCK STEAK cat Ib 5 9 < on the other sand, as a symbolic OPEN MON., TUES. I pcrcursor of racial armaged- FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. tnmspoun don. ^iSSHHEIK ~ .4 f KIELBASI Pendleton, which is about SO |oallourfrieiMls&»«‘^ ^ n is iu u B miles northeast of Indianaptdls, Is the nation’s largest "reform a­ Boneless Roast Beef Sale! GRODND CHUCK . 7 9 ‘ CHUCK FULET tory.” In the opinion of several i w i m n o o n a ic D _ UUT NOU experts, it is also one of the country’s poorer penal institu­ BimiDBEEr X’ S9‘ SLICED BACON tions. Nevertheless, the condi­ TO P ROUND I. mim tions which helped produce the BOLOiGNA r 4 9 ‘ S S ” shooting here — overcrowding, tS^ Skinless Franks osunumiucsa o h ^ oub«,i increasingly militant black in­ BOTTOM ROUND or mates and untrained underpaid, BOLOGNA X 4 9 ' X 5 5 ' callous prison personnel— are •urAsaMBDiMr-i^tni N« representative of the problem SLICED CfflCKEN X 4 9 ° N ZD im w iin faced by prisons • many otner MOULDER ROAST rj # " ^ states. GULF SHRIMP . H ” This account of the shooting and its aftermath is based on lU S D A l interviews with several men .c h o ic e ; who work at the reformatory, Roast including eye-witnesses of the Of R u m p lo p Sirto*" So Tender, So Flavorful, . . . . M tha fiMW"* tMaM . shootlnp, interviews with many run UAH knowledgeable people around Treat Your Family to One the area and an examination o^ i l l ■1.09 of Those Delicious Roasts. m m t • • T ** * * 8R0eN0 BEEF the relevant reporte and aUl' A ll U SDA Choice Beef davits of witnesses. lb This reporter did not visit the Indiana State Reformatory. In­ FBRIf CBBPe diana Corrections Commission­ er, Robert P. Heyne twice has refused permission to talk to ih B o n e le ss reformatory officials. All Inter­ Swift's Premium views with reformatory staff B IR D S EYE JOHNS------PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT members had to be conducted in private away from the refor­ matory. The reformatory sourc­ CANNED HAM TASTI FRIES O K H E r a U es asked not to be identified so 3 lb can 5 lb can they would not lose their Jobs, HAMS ■ * Some staff members who are GRAND UNION O K S K i unsympathetic to the shooting t have already been harassed by L e a n prison authorities. I 3 B '5 4 B TOMKraCATSKP 4'»88 On the day of the shooting. Less W aste - Sept. 26, several hundred In­ Easy to Carve DEL MONTE mates congregated in a fenced- Colonial Pullman GRAND UNION in recreation area. They had Frozen Food Specials! lb several demands, including the C a n n e d H a m ’-‘3.69 TOMATO SAUCE right to ^read Mack literature Cheese or Sausage CUT CO RN S^i^ARR^TS and to ifoar their hair in the O V E N R E A D Y - Cat fnm the Rnt 4 RAs "alro" style. Their most im­ GRAND UNION CREEM nus m UG. nunci rm i _ portant demand was the re- PIZZA UCB' nCAOS 01 A leeae of four black inmates who GREEN BEANS 4 CREAM PUFFS 2 had been isolated for unclear John's Frozen WHIP lU S D A I SIABtOOE ^ m n n LKNIID KUEACH < reasons. In discuaaiona the pre­ CHOICE vious day, the black Inmates T o p p in g PETITE PEAS 3 ICE CREAM SUCES '.;s 6 9 ‘ UAMD DMWN M m onr B9T-AB-M . had thought they had received RIB ROAST PIPRUNirAU COSTA l a C t U N t w p a . assurances that their feUows I Rnast C BEANS w/PORK -- PIZZA MIX would be released. T urnovers jsstn, Z CAKE ROLL '£.’ 75*’ UAim raiOH DHTAIIT 11 oz v * Cm SawE tW Nhab , , Q A B IA B D O n M A MIAIimT However, on the morning of ctn SWIFT'S UZY MAPLE BACON n>*M ■ Mib. < Ri’'•59. KUPPOUNDEAL LABEL mKLETS Nibleis Corn phaos. YOUNG TOMS Little Weiners o sca r m a v ir « RkR 49c The guards told inmates in C|C YOUNG HENS r <7c Little Smokies o sca r m a v ir Fresh Oysters Standard • «i cm 7 9 . 18 to 2 0 lbs ‘RkR 55c the recreation area to leave the t o to 14 lbs ^ # 1 1 Holiday Polish Sausage coi 3 ^ 7 9 ' vicinity. Many, including all the ■*99c white Inmates, did so. The black Cooked Shrimp to Bat , ^ ** *1.09 lAKSBNN 4K dSca COOCKHT8ATB Inmates asked to present their WEAVER'S Heat and Serve CHICKEN Californio Steqk ClHick — Bmi* In N S8c - , ; 3 f = 5 S - grievances to Siipt. Oeorge King Crab Legs Alatkan ‘ ♦ 1 . 5 9 Fillet 5teok ■•nalnsi Chuck n 98 c VITALIS 9 8 BRECKSHAMPOO mi'7 9 ^ Phend who was not at the scene PatJiTi Pak Breasts Legs & Thighs Club Steak Kenelens Rib lye English Nuitins 2^;49' m piE i l49' of the oonfrontotlon either Usit A 1.98 i W hite Shrimp i/X’n a »1.79 Ground Chuck LecNi« -Toaty day or on the preceeding day. aa pkf 1 . 4 9 aa «z oka 1 . 6 9 a t n otcf 1 . 7 9 A 79c Although he is sidd to have been Ground Round Ixtra Lean A 95c '■i T 0 O {l6 in the reformatory, Phend re­ CRISP FIRM (ue. NO.1-2%" MIN.) GRAND UNION fused to talk to the inmates. ______' i On the other side of a chain- . link fence were 11 white giiards A P P L B 3 - and at least one vocational teacher, dressed In riot helntets ^ 88i^N8 W188 Bakery Special I C A U N O U m and carrying loaded shotguns. SUGAR The confroRtlatlon continued for LAND 0 ' Fin a st P o m o E s Navel OrangesIO^ :; 69^ Snack Pack Cheese .; 43 about 10 to 16 minutes. No at­ tempt was made to disperse the Finest ! QIBED CHEDDAR 5 3 ' PORT WINE WEDGE: V 5 Z crowd with tear gas, smoke LAKES BREAD SALE MUSHROOMS AVOCADOS bombs or nearby fire equip­ ment. Granulated R y e The Mmates reasoned that if HAWAIIAN PUNCH BUTTER l t d i a n I they tay down, they would WESTERN GRAND UNION force the guarda to shoot them One 5 lb bag One 1 lb pkg Sesame Vienna in the back if they shot at all. Red 01 ...... / i The guards fired >yamlng Poppy Seed Vienna CMUPUIWHI shots. Then, at the command of Only m m m m the captain of the guard, Jason Huceby, the guards began fir­ Produce Dept. ing through the fence either at c I or aiuund the inmates. Finast COFFEE According to several witness­ es, the guards continued to fire at the inmates. The county grand Jury which Inveatlgated POTATOES REGULAR Reg 1 lb 5 | the shooting reported they had received varying estimates of or Drip • • the number of shots fired from WHh Coupon Below W ith Coupon Below U.S. E VALUAB UPON 16 to 60. According to another I account, 67 cartridge casings gVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVaSi MVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAB No. I were picked up from the scene. Dairy Special' I One wUneest said that Isome SUGAR I O o 4 9 5 0 SSTAMPS 5 0 5 STAMPS 5 0 ESTAMPS 5 0 ESTAMPS of the men were trying to rise g LAND 0' LAKES H m B s mn rm coupm »m putoiiii « from the ground raising their Finast Ooa 7 Q ( TWO 6-az. pu. am, sausao, pmrmam uviNai. PK. MirTm s t m u s n M l. CAK T «n ravamn ama bands in a gesture of surrender Granulatod 5 lb bm RBunER.r;,59< S A U S E A CoS FtTATMi, letcceu at but were told by the guards, range Juice m o u i t m Whli Thti Cm r m c a e u N M N i lENO PIZZA ROUS "Y o u 'v e had your chance," and S WHb Tbit Cm p m . OOUrON OOOO THRU SAT. JAN. SNL. SARA UE UKE MAXWELL NOOSE COFFEE t mnInm •! S5 w COUPON eOOO THRU BAT, JAN. 3«A COUPON COCO TMKU SAT.. JAN. 4 were shot down. Alter the 5 Md • pordwM •! $S w aw* }t COUPON GOOO TNDU SAT.. JAN 1.4 COUPON OOOO TMKU lAT.. JAN. 3*A. shooting, the men were toM to M m ., D«<. 2 9 Ih n W«4., D*<. 3t S M m .. Dm . 29 Ih n W m L. Dm . 31 P n i egoPON _p«a«T g^, J MM»T C»N.C9Vf9N a * cusTom m ; leave the blood-aidatterad court, LWl 9m IN, AAk CmUbm , ONI COUPON Pci cuifoMia' \lSSi m ^ L M 0 « 6 m MMCMm « m which they did, carrying the wounded. Two men were left H a H C d M C n V B TMMI EAT. JAN. 3rA W l THE BCHT TO UNUT Q U A M m tt. lying on the pavemeht. One of ,nBS S K i m i m m u m BmmmM mmn KHd Friday WWRo—WidKiaiuy tfll • ay. Flaw Ytorih Duy. the two, Jamesi B. Durr, 21, of S t. AlhKNjr Avc., 82S B. I AL, MtriduK Trtgls-8 RadnuptlBK Oanteni wfll ha < O oiy, wee dead wtih « {dece of 9 AJI..D P.M. Par Yww Gift aslacti— buckshot In Ms head. Of the 46 W* R*Mm rW IlgM T* Ikiill OaMlIli*. ptK B onenvE MON., rots., w d .. m c tt-so-n, m « I INMUn la I wounded, ertfanstee of those se­

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GEMINI PURCHASE OF 16 oz. fi^m Paul Petzoldt indicate, from Nuevo, Calif., also Vvas a 7 Sell 37 Good 67Doy SAGITTARIUS 1 - lb. Can . 'PURCHASE OF that his 22-member climbing 0 Your 38 Try 68 Lec^ 40 S5.00 OR MORE* POTATO (HIPS member of the 1933 expeditlcsi HOY. 22 20 9 Lucky 39 01 69 Much Cons $5.00 Or m o r e * team has reached Moose Mea­ and Is along on this year’s as­ 10 Bottle 40 Romonce 70 Further D K . 21 O s 7-12-20-4<5 11 Be 41 Expect 71 Don't ‘ Excluding beer, wine and tobacco POPUUR WILL BE OPEN MONDAY dows, shortly below the timber- sault. &%-7O8008 12 Furnishir>gs 42 Money 72 A% w ith this line on Garnet Canyon, located Paul Petzoldt is regarded as 13 Hold 43 Those 73 Spots ‘ Excluding beer, wine and tobacco on 13.766-foot Grand Teton one of the foremost mountain CANCER 14 You're 44 Your 74 And Coupon expires Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 l»%JI/«2l CAERICORN Coupon expires Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 coupon cnly & TUESDAY DEC 29-30 ’TIL 9 P Peak. climbers In the world. He Is said 15 Stars 45 Spend 75 Fret CfC. 22 Limit One Coupon Per Customer 16 Obligoted 46 Hove 76 For Limit One Coupon Per Customer Petzoldt, 61, and his team are to have made more Initial as­ 'S^i/tir 22 17 Get 47 To 77 Intentions JAH. If attempting to Male the peak in cents of mountain peaks than 54^2 IBGoin 40 Lettir^ 78 Possible 8- 9-15-28^. -Coupon expires Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 t>^76-;63-76-79-89 l9Sporkles 49 And 79 Idle POPULAR WILL aOSE WEDNESDAY. order to spend New Year’s Day any other climber. 20 You 50 Others 60 Use 30-55A6 V » LEO fmmmmmmmmm Limit One Coupon Per Customer there. Tie has failed In four pre­ Nearly all of the climbers are . 21' Not 51 Be 81 Unpleosont AQUARIUS m m m m m m m m m m ) JULY 22 22 About 52 Beliefs 82 Impel JAH. 20 ^ vious New Year holiday at­ am.ateurs: A Billings, Mont., 23 To 53 No 63 At SAVE 28< WITH COUPON DEC 31 AT 6:00 P.M. tempts. doctor. Miss Indiana of 1968, and t^AUG. 22 24 With 54 Who 84 To*fce fU . II SAVE 8 ' WITH COUPON Petzoldt told Grand Teton a >’Oung New York woman who 2-M-25-39 25 Lock 55 Limping 85 Pressure 3-14-16-23,-2 3 ^ wmmmmmmwmmm 1^58^1-75 26 A 56 Stronge 06 Chor>ces 32-41-81- Park otficlala before he left Sun­ was a member of last winter’s 27 Fost 57 Alone 87 You day that If the weather holds, VIRGO 28 Fovor 50 News 88 For Risen expedition. AUG. 22 29 Most 59 Less 89 G^sip H I. if 's-9 SAVE 10* WITH COUPON the team may be able to make Dr. Warren D, Bowman Jr., ',y sen. 22 30 Your 60 Accident 90 Home the climb to the top before Mon­ Billings. Mont., has been on two 12/30 MAR. 20 *^ fI-26-37-42 day. " If we can make It tomor­ previous attempts at climbing (^^Good (] /Adverse € Neutril 13-27-36-44^ 7-71-84-86 V17A-TI row—Monday—we won’t wait Grand Teton. He has attended until New Year’s," said Petzoldt. climbing schools In the I ’etons ’The veteran mountaineer was and at Moimt Rainer, Wash. r expected to separate the climb­ Bowman, 39, said he keepa lllM ® ] ing members into three In shape by running about 23 Is Hanoi Losing Edge separate partleo. or teams, for miles a week and doing calls- the a.ssauU on the craggy, wind­ thenlcs. swept peak In Grand TVton Na­ The former Nikki Peck of On Propagahda F ront? tional Park. Hammond. Ind.. who was Miss popular Oommunleatlon Sunday night Indiomi of 1968 In the M in By WnXIAM RYAN Convention on war prisoners Is was nuide by John Sharsmlth. a U.S. A. competition for the Miss AP Special Correapondent Irrelevant to the situation. o l m park ranger He said he could Universe Pageant, has Included barely hear Petzoldt. but the the Grand Teton climb os part There are indications that the The prisoners. , can pose a di­ lemma for Hanoi. To ignore the climbing group apparently can of her honeymtxjn. Nixoif administration's over-all pleas for information would be hear park headquarters, where She was married Dec, 20 to Vietnam policy is creatingr prop­ to belie repeated Hanoi claims Shammith Is located. Joe NLxon Jr. of BIcxnntngton. aganda problems for North DEPARTMENTS! Petzoldt. who la the director Ind. Both are graduates of the Vietnam. that "our government and "peo­ SAVINGS PLUS ple have Edways treated 'them Popular Fancy of the National Outdoor Ixxider- school. North Vietnamese statements humanely." To unbend mi^t We reserve the right to limit quantities ship School. In Laniker, was Why did she de»-tde to Join the these days suggest that Hanoi is suggest a weakening of Its posl- among the member, of the first expedition? "Excuse the pun. puzzled and annoyed by what It TOP VALUE STAMPS! tkm that the prisoner question expedition over to climb Grand but I got roped Into It." may be reading as a deliberate­ WAYBEST UNDER PLUMP can be approached only In the ly low-key Washington approach TOMATO C A N N lb context of a total American DAIRY DEPARTMENT to Vietnam, coupled with a withdrawal from Vietnam. methodical effort to lessen the 'V. TTie North Vietnamese ob­ Democrats Hope to Dent American fighting role. JUICE viously have considered the SOOA For Hanoi, propaganda 1» o< PILLSBURY ROLLS propaganda contest all along to critical importance at this Debt at February Dinner have been of extreme Impor­ stage. Time is important. The Swtehmlk sr 8 o> tance. For some time Hanoi Buttermilk can W W By WAL,TEB H. MBABA dollars face, competing de­ United States probaUy la going 10 probaWy felt, with some justifi­ 46 oz. AP PoUUcid Writer mands, particularly from sena­ to continue a mecisured troop 1 2 O Z .I cation, that it had a wide edge. WASHINGTON (A P ) — The tors and House membera facing withdrawal If only to assuage cans Today, It may be worried that cems Demoemtlc party, still nddled re-ele«tlon In 1970. TT>e party’s American opinion. But the long­ CHICKENS Lucky Whip Topping 38C wUh a massive presidential the edge is slipping. 'Ihii could] rongreoaUmal campaign com- er It takes to withdraw the -NI.' be why the propag^uida la so In- campaign debt, hopes to ease mltteea will hold (heir own fund troops, the stronger the South slstent these days that world the financial distress with a raising dinner In Washington Vietnamese army can become. Sliced Alter. Loaf Cheese »>. 75d and American opinion denounce Keb. 3 fund ralalng affair In Mi­ March 17 B y . 1971, erven should all U'.S. WHOLE the Nixon administration policy ami Uenctl. Diutng the currant year, a top combat troops be withdrawn, as nothing more than "perfi­ Large Conked Shrimp ’ 2.39 Party chairman Sen. Fred R. Uemur'nitlc offk-lal Mdd, the the South Vietnamese may be dious maneuvers to silence the Confudino Harris of Oklahoma hopes the iwrty deficit him been cut from strong enough to hold their own American public.” Alps Gruyere 29C affair, to be linked with at least $8 million U> $7 5 million. But with only logistical support. Round California Tetley 1(1 reKkmnI Ilemocrstlc dinners that hapiM-nnl during the first Thus the Hanoi Aim seems to (>y closed circuit television, will six miMiths and there has been be to use all propaganda means VFW Uniliw FainilieB Baby Edams • - 49d clenr^Wrr than $1 million. no further whittling of the debt. possible to support sentiment With Wouniled CIs TEA BAGS Hiit^hat still will leave the DemiM-mdi- strategy now Is to for pulling the Americans out lO N U T O E S iBUDDIG'S SLICES IMirty far from settlement of Us (wy off the small debts up to long bedore that. SAN FRANCiaCO (AP) — $7.3 million presidential cam- $1,001) (Irsi. to lut ilown the The official Hanoi newspaper "How do you say thanks?” Otto |wiign delH. BMt-Tutkt, 4 0, iiumtM-r lit crollum Involved. Nhan Dah said recently "the Wick, 70, of SoUgen, West Ger­ "The fliuinclal situation of Uic Hants, however, has pledged correct policy which Mr. Nixon many, asked In broken English. Box Corned Beef phgt. H Uemucrutic Natiumil ('ommitlee the dela will be paid, and has should adopt and carry out is Wick and his wife Ursula 28 OZ. of will, of I'otirse, rtMiutIn quite se- set a 1973 target. neither to Vletnamlze nor Nlxon- were flown free of charge from cant limi* for tin- m-ar future," liar- If that Igoal Is ik>l met, the Izc the war, but to put an end Germany for a Christmas visit 100 riM iicknowlrdgnl In a year end (Mirty's k>reslil«nUal nominee to the war of aggression and to their wounded son. Army 8gt. ICOUPON rc|)ort U) the party. will face a politically agonizing withdraw U.S. troops totally." Otto Wick Jr., 89, at the Ariny*# lb. He said the Miami lieiich din­ financial siluatiun as well iw the Hanoi broculcasts last week Letterman Hoopltol at the Bon ner and gala will be the party's (lOP rundldute. claimed that opposition to the Francisco Presidio. Realemon Lemon Juice qf. bfl. 4 9 (» prim l|stl 1970 fund raising ef­ Hsrria' goal Is to finance day Thanks to contributions of OFF Nixon policy from the “ world’s W fort to day operation of the naUtsuil people" was Increasing. It con­ $80,000 by Northern Californians Popular Non-Dairy Creamer IB OZ. i or 0 9 C l-lb. MRS. FILBERT’S Reg. Com DI Tliree of tpe Kemocrata' star commlllce from the regular tended that "mounting antiwar to "Operation Blelghbells,” 110 l>er(ormerB, Hubert It Hum­ contrtbulksu of the party's par protest In the United States has relatives of 27 men wounded in Heinz Ctiiii Sauce 3 a v * i Twice us fust P re ll . ■ Crest.'"?-* phrey, Ben. iCttward M Ken­ IU;l|«tlng membera, leaving the asmimed a magnitude and Inten­ Vietnam were on hand for a CUT-UP.. MARGARINE nedy, iuhI Hen Edmund H. s|>eclal events revenues for sity thus far unknown, sapping Christmas Day visit. Daiiey Spear Pickles 26 oz. jar 4 S C 35 >b Muskte are to appear on Ute cam|ialgn warchesls. Operation Slelghbells was us aspirin With Coupon & PurchoD* of %i or More the strength of the aggressors LIQUID Coupon good ot oil Populor Mqrket% I ’V hookup from Miami Beach. Hut at this point, even the reg­ and worsening their political es­ sponsored by District 16 of the Lindsey Select Pitted Ripe Olives 3 ca°n;$1 T>ie itatlonal committee also ular staff o|>eratliins of the ixim- trangement." Veterans of Foreign Wars. More TOOTHPASTE plans se|Mrutr lute spring fluid mllt4-r are operating at some There seems on the contrary relatives of other wounded man Lindsey Select Ripe Olives 3 c a r/ ^ l BUFFERIN AAint or Regular raising affairs In Washington iteficit, a I'ommittre official to be more and more of a "wait are still arriving for weekend SHAMPOO and New York. said. ’The size of tlial deficit was and see" attitude In many world visits under the program, hospi­ Hut the supply of UemiM-rallc imU dlsckised tal officials said. King Oscar Sardines 3>ia.. ccr 37d capitals. Secretary of State Wil­ liam P. Rogers said lost week Some of the more needy rela­ tives, the hospital said, were Saitesea Minced Clams s’.o i. can 33(< targe this attitude repreeented a "dra­ 60 toblot 7 oz. given money for hotel rooms, as matic change" In 1989. Civil Kights Leadern See well oa funds for transportation. 3 1/4 oz. The world also is watching the Planters Salted Mixed Nuts 'o/Van 79C ' bottle bottle U.S.D.A. Some of the Operation Sleigh- talks In Paris, where Hanoi re­ tube bell visitors paid port of their Keebier Toasts 6 varieties 2box°ei85d Lever in Volinja; Ri^ht8 Bill jects each American proposal CHIHIK CHOICE way here. as a "trick" and refuses to Saran Wrap so ft. roll WAHHINUTON I AIM Tha im-Mls of Nixon and other ad- budget from basic aJI-or-nothipg 29C Nixon ndmlnlBtraiiisi, forcetl by mlnlstrnlkrii s|>okeemen on be­ demands for Immediate and to­ Wt?re aa BONELESS ev e n ts In < 'o n g re ss. has taken a half of Negro job op|x>rtunUlea tal U.S. withdrawal os the REYNOLDS strong stand tm two (Ivll rights and B<-ho the defeat of hia nomina­ v . H f U . a ...... IB iiiiiftM * O k w Moyer; (oxM eil W einers.V,'4 ^ tion of Oement F Hayneworth nrwapaper’s editor SERVICE M I M M I I I II i H » St EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF Jr to the Supreme Court. While, who U a. joined the .if. ►' FRESHLY S U ( » ^ ‘^ “’ Pelridi (edohy te«en 95f . Civil rights lobbyists Mams Times In 1963 He hae directed • f .*»• A S-UL BAS OF YELLOW ONIOHS themselves fur the llzxiae's fail­ the paper’s Tiriland County ure to extend the present act. bureau In RtickvUta since IMT They feel they did not wortz and before that was a copy REAL hard enough to defeat the ad- erillor and night editor. mtnislratkin'a plan and they are Wlilte succeeds WlUlam PUe ESTATE not abzMd to make the some who recently was named PASTRAW by the piece lb.' SMltBit UfdiNNi Crtaa ptal mistake in the Semite ant managing editor. They have already begun to A Marina veteran of World work and are counting os» the War II, Whits attended Blaun- support of the BenaU Repubb- on Military Academy, Indlang t an leader. Hugh Scott of Penn­ University and the UnlYeratty fflEEIfireai Art MasieniiBcas sylvania. and his chief aseiM- of Tampa «nl. Robert I' OrtffUi of Michi­ He has worked for aewg* gan papers In Tampa. 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1 . PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 MANC^STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN ^Rubber Band’ DefenseToo Much for Title Game Didn’t Last Long, . Landry Compliment Eyes of Grid World Fans Deserted Cowboys Early

Backfires in Dallas Turn to Cotton B ow l DALLAS They played was to their own 43-yard a sort of unveiling. It was the Because they Improved a bit losing game despite the boos; DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—“Rubber band defense, huh(^’' NEW YORK (AP)—The eyes of a football-watching s football game for the cjowboys were spending touchdown throw all year in the second half, the overall But when a bad aeveland punt- nation will be on Texas Thursday, and one o f the most The Cleveland Browns shouted the phrase in derision championship of the NFL most of their^Ume on defons? Morin, game figures are not quite os snap gave the Ck>wt>oys a scor- Sunday as they 4;rudged u^i the ramp in the Cotton eager sets should be that of President Nixon, the East Sunday, but it didn’t at which they also were not ex- against the futile de- disgraceful to the Cowboys. But ing shot at the Browns’ 32 and Bowl after thumping the Dallas Cowboys, 38-14, to win White House handicapper whoTiublicly proclaimed the last long. It was all over, ®*ptlonsl. BIH Nelaen, the old (ending of Mel Renfro In the a sorrier set of atsUatlca they Morton fouled It up. Morton was the Eastern Conference title in the National Football Longhorns the No. 1 college team, L e a g u e . ------Texes, unbeaten in 10 games, ■— for the realists, by the master who quarterbacks end zone from six yards out. have never known than those of through for the day. Ifia final S7th minute, the contest strip­ the --- Browns,------...V.whipped------j up an Together with everything e l s e . tho...... first half.- Only. three Tom I ^ d r y , the C w b o y have now beaten three straight meets No. 9 Notre Dame, in the Bowl in Atlanta ’Tuesday night first sin was to unload a despenale ped of all suspense by the assortment from his play collec­ the Ck>wboys were luckless. downs to Cleveland's 18, Intend^ to compliment times with big money on the Cotton Bowl. No. 2 Penn State, matches South Carolina, 7-8, the only pass Into the hands of Cteveland CHeveland Browns, who had a tion that had the (^wboys’s sec­ There was much evidence they 23 net yards gained rushing, on­ the Browns when he said, after line—called for quick slant pass­ also 10-0 faces No. 6 Missouri in Atlantic Coast Conference cornerback Walt Sumner, who 24-0 lead on the scoreboard and ondary defense chasing moon- should not have gotten out of ly three of nine passes complet­ a 42-10 defeat in November, the es to Paul Warfield and what the Orange Bowl a few hours champion, and No. 19 West Vir- ran 88 yarda with It to the end tbe Dallas Cowboys in a hope­ b:ams and watching more bed this rainy day. On (3eve- ed. Calvin Hill's total gains? Browns defense is ‘like a rub­ assistant coach Nick Skorich later in an effort to prove the gtida, 9-1. The Mountaineers’ of the line. less mess. points go up on the board for land's first punt a diabolical ber band that stretches but does called “our old bread and butter President knows more about only loss was to Penn State. Nine yards. Staubach got his riiance wHh not break.” The Browns reduced the (Cow­ the Browns. bounce ensued, hit one of the At the finish quarterback _ _ . ^ plays—the sweep, quick trap politics than sports. Twelfth-ranked Apbum meets the Cowboys trailing 86-7 and The Browns Jumped on the and power stuff.” boys to mudeaked playtoys la Nelsen picked as his chief Dallas guys, Rayfleld:' Wright, Morton said it (rankly from the he took them 71 stutterliw yarda Nixon presented the Texas No. 18 Houstmi in the Bluebon­ “ rubber band" phrase as a bat- the first half, to be moved and mark the Cowboys’ rookie cor- on the leg. and left it open to dressing -■----- ' ------room: ------"1 feel very sor­ "We ran at them on first team with a championship net Bowl at the Astrodome ^ew to a touchdown with the help of itlo cry for their rematch with outwitted almost as the Browns nerback, Otto Brown, a flrst- the Browns for recovery on the down, trying to set up a second plaque following its 16-14 nail- Year’s Ehre, anA a crowd of ry. I apologise to everyone." hla own 13-yard rollout. But It the favored Cowboys. In big pleased. The (fotton Bowl, year cherub whose Innocenea Dallas 84-yard line. From there Even the one touchdown Dal- and four or five,” said Skorich. biter against Arkansas three more than 50,000 s expected. was a five-minute-consumlnf white letters on the blackboard whldi held 69,321 DaUas fans at was exjdqited repeatedly. Eight Cleveland got its first touch- las had when he left Uie game "Then they’d still have to fear weeks ago, and Penn State fans The teams match 8-2 records drive that served moaUy to in the Browns’ locker room, it were a bit miffed. the onset, was being fast emp­ times Nelsen threw Into down with Nelsen short-passing trailing 38-7 was fluklah, and was printed for all to read: the rush on second down. Some- and both have averaged better show off rookie Staubach as a Ihe Associated Press poll­ X SUPER DEFENSEMAN DEFENDS—Boston’s Bobby Orr, all-star National tied by the end of the third Brown’s sector and scored hits, Dallas Dizzy before Bo Scott scored by himself from the two- "Rub^r b^d? about than 35 points a game. run-minded quarterback who 2 to Paul Warfield or Milt Morin to counteract them playing the sters ultimately sided with the The American Bowl, featuring Hockey League defenseman, deflects an attempted shot by Jean-Guy Gendron quarter, recognition attesting to turned the com er at right end yard line. It was on a busted passes only because duty de­ steel bands?" on downfield turn-lna. Nelsen run." President. A final poU will be North-South seniors, wraps p of Philadelphia during second period action. Orr later s(X>red for the Bruini^. the' unpopular uselessness of it for the scoring play. play. Morton tried to hand o «, mands it. ’The steel bands held the Dal­ taken after Thursday^ games, and his receivers a j^ a re d to Bo Scott scored twice on two- the week next Saturday in Tam­ all. After It went to 14-0 Cleve­ slipped, missed handing the bell Leroy Kelly could break loose las club to 39 yards in the first which highlight the traditional yard runs. Keliy plunged home pa, ETa. Never was a Dallas team so own the middle of the playing land, the game got utterly out to Hill, got up, found everybody (or the Browns only in the late half as Cleveland rolled up a bowl marathon in football's field. 17-0 lead while Bill Nelsen one. I Nelsen hit tight dominated before the home of hand for the Oowhoys. With unwlttln^y faked out of his going and Hill (or the (fowboys longest week. Saturday’s games were high­ picked apart the vaunted Cow- Milt Morin with a six-yard folks. It is barely an exaggera­ Young Brown waa merely one 1:5S left in the half, they could straight path to the goal line, not at all. The runners wersa't The New Tear’s Day bowl lighted by the Gator Bowl where boy defense. scoring pass and Walt Sumner, tion to say that the (fowboys of Nelsen’s vlcUms. The whole hold ball control (or only a min­ and went in. spectacle features seven of the Florida bumpbed off ’Tennessee, Orr Dead Serious much In Sunday's mtxl. It was At the end of a dreary, rainy comerback, went 88 j could not get out of their tracks Dallas defense appeared to pan- ute and 17 seconds. With only Even before this the Dallas Top Ten teams, in nine hours of the Southeastern Conference easy to (eel sad for Dallas. afternoon some of the 69,821 yords with an interception. Don In the first half. Against a Ic when the Browns' quar- 36 seconds left In which to do nationally televised games. champions, 14-13. Florida’s in­ (ana had set up' the loud Those poor devils looked per­ Dallas fans were booing Craig Cockroft kicked a 29-yard field (Jleveland defense whose ruling terback drew back his passing It before the halfUme whlsUc The Cotton Bowl (CBS 2 p.m. spired defense held the Vols vir­ chant "We Want Roger," a haps much worse than they are. Morton, their regular quarter- Soa.1, after missing two. ’ITiat purpose was to eat alive quar- arm, and his 18 hits gave him and with the ball on his own EST) marks Notre Dame’s first tually powetieas inside the 10- demand for Roger Stnubach’s Why, late In the game when the 9 back, and cheering Roger Stau- added up to five touchdowns terlMck Craig Morton, a m ^ e r a 67 per cent completion record. post season appearance in 45 yard line, but 1 twas the Gators’ 34, the canny Nelsen worked the entry Into the game C ow boy Cjowboys tried an onside ktek by bach, his replacement, in a and a field goal and 38 points, About Point Crown two soi:^more stars, John his receivers and shoot down hla Nor was Nelsen above using Browns Into field-goal position Coach Tom' Landry was not Mike Clark, you know what? Ha Morton scored on a two-yard years. The Irish challenge the one-sided game that deteriorat­ Reaves and Carloe Alvares who NEW YORK (A P )— ^It’s real tied Philadelphia 2-2, To- Los Angeles got a goal from baU carriers, the Ckywhoys' tricks. To get the Browns their and Don Cockroft put three about to embairass hu regular missed It, a clean whiff with hU keeper for Dallas’ first touch­ Southwest Conference champs ed into a duel between Staubach clicked for the winning touch­ never happened before but deepest penetration In the first second touchdown, Nelsen held more poinU on the board. quarter back In IhU kind of a kicking fool. and Jerry Rhome, an ex-Cow- down when they trailed 24-0 in with an 8-1-1 record and a 20- , ^ cage shut out Pittsburgh 3-0 and minutes to play to Oe the Rang- pound edge, man for man, on down. Reaves, the nation’s top boy who backs up Nelsen at third period. Staubach, who passer, zipped a nine-yard scor­ Bobby Orr seems complete- Oakland took Minnesota 5-3. ers. Cleveland. took over with about eight min- the front lines. ly serious about becoming Flyers, delayed by weath- The Kings used two goals by Should Notre Dame upset ing pass to Alvarez in the Uiird Manchester C.C. Plays Home If the Browns were concerned iites to go, threw a five-yard period. the first defenseman to f and s^goo^din g about their NFL title rematch pass to Lance Rentsel for the Texas and Penn State stumble Montreed and arrived at from Gerry DesJardins to move other score. against the strong Big Eight In other games Saturday, the Sunday with the Minnesota Vik­ Vikingg’ Joe Kapp Leaps over Jim Nettles to Score Touchdown in Fourth Period classy West offense did all its Win a National Hockey Philadelphia just hours be- In front. Then, goals by BJll ings who annihilated them Nov. The Cowboys, trying to cover representative, the No. 1 spot League scoring champion- game Ume. SUU, they put Falrfoairn and Arnie Brown put up a hole at right comerback, will be wide open, with Mis­ scoring in the final period and Eagles in Key Clash, 9, Bl-3, they didn’t show It. Most blanked the East 16-0 in the up a good fight against Orr and the Rangers back on top before of them had watched on televi­ alternated rookie Otto Brown souri, u s e , Michigan and Ohio East-West Shrine Classic at the Bruins. Flett tied It (or good. sion as the Vikings beat the Los and free safety Mel Renfro at State among the contenders. Stanford, Calif. In Montgomery, Orr picked up a goal and pive different players—Orr, The tie combined with Boo- Angeles Rams Saturday 28-0 in position, depending how Penn State, unbeaten’ in 29 three more assists Sunday night, Ken Hodge^ Ed Westfall, John ton’s victory reduced New Warfield lined up. lit didn’t work straight games, and Missouri, Ala., college all-stars from the Indians Look for Win snow-bound Minnesota. The win­ 1939 Black LaSalle Sedan leading Boston to a 5-4 victory McKenzie and Derek Sanderson York's first place margin over North and South battled to a 6-6 ner of their game Sunday in becaikse Warfield caught eight 9-1, meet in a night contest (8 ■Ue in the Blue-Gray game, de­ over tiavel-weary Philadelphia — Boston while Simon the Bruins In the East Division k By DEAN YOST Minnesota will go on to the Su­ passes for 99 yards. p.m. EST NBC). spite a record four pass inter­ ...... X ■ Nolet hod two and Guy Gendron to a single point. , per Bowl Jan. 11 in New Or­ In the final analysis it came The Sugar Bowl (1:30 p.m. and increasing his point total ^ndre Lacroix one each for Gary Unger scored three Although the high schools and colleges are on their right down to the quarterback. ABC) pits third-ranked Arkan­ ceptions by Dave Berrong of leans against the American for the season to 54. He is eight Philadelphia. goals, carrying Detroit past Christmas vacation it doesn’t hurt the hoop scene. All Football League champion. Nelsen had It and Morton didn’t. sas against No. 13 Mississippi, Memphis State. Good Enough for Joe Kapp points In front of St. Louis’ Phil Orr’s three assists gave him Oakland as the Red Wings took eight schoolboy teams and the local collegians Nelsen completed 18 of 27 and 7-3, and two crack Junior quar­ Quarterback Dennis Shaw of see ac­ "We got off bad last Ume Ooyette, runner-up In the scor- 43 for the season — Just seven over .((Mirth place In the East. was dumped only once behind terbacks—Bill Mont|omery of San Diego State led the West to tion Tuesday evening. against Minnesota," said Leroy Ing race. short of the record for defense- Unger’s third of the night and Kelly, the game’s top rusher the great protection of the MINNEAPOLIS - ST. the catalyst for the Vikings’ suing series, Kapp again was in­ Arkansas and Archie Manning both touchdowns, with All- Rockville High’s scheduled 12 yards and^ one play later, In other NHL action Stmday, men set last year by Chicago's 13th of the season broke a 3-3 Ue with 66 yards on 19 carries. Browns' offensive line. Morton PAUL (AP) — Joe Kapp, come-from-behind 23-20 victory tercepted, by Rich Petitbon on bootlegged around left end for of Mississippi. American Bob Anderson of Colo­ contest with CVC (or Newing­ hit wHh eight of 4, was Inter- Loe Angeles tied New York 3-3 Pat Stapleton. The quesUon no with less than nine minutes left "W e’ll be all right next week. Minnesota’s mighty Mexi­ over the Los Angeles Rams Sat­ the Vikings’ 36 and Bruce Gos­ the final two yards and a touch­ The oldest bowl of all—the rado scoring from the one and ton last Friday which w«a poot- We believe the East is just as cepted twice and smeared three sett’s field goal mode it 20-14 tn Rose Bowl—features No. 5 Greg Jones UCLA scoring on and Detnrit dropped Oakland 5- Icmger seems whether Orr will and then Gordie Howe wrapped poned. will be played tonight tn urday that sent them into the down. Fred Oox added the extra 3. break that record—Just when he It up tor Detroit. Bob Baun had good as the West, and we want times. can, drives a 1939 black the fourth quarter. ' point and the Vikings led for the Southern Cal as lv>st for the a three-yard pass from Shaw. Newington. National Football League cham­ In Saturday’s gamee, Mont will do It. the Wings’ other goal. to make believers. Just like the From the moment Don Cock- LaSalle sedan— and noth­ But, remember, Kapp doesn't first time 21-20 with 8H minutes fourth straight year (4:80 p.m. Berrong prevented two almost llie schedule tomorrow night Jets and the Mets did.” raft’s punt hit Rayfleld Wr'ght pionship game next Sunday NBC). The Trojans, 8-1-1, lace ing may bo more fitting. know defeat. left In the battle for the Western certain North touchdowns when follows; East Catholic at North­ "Last time the whole roof fell of the Cowboys and was recov- against the Cleveland Browns. Michigan, 8-2, the only team to he picked off one pass on the k'or Joe Kapp Is a throwback “ He stood on that sideline," Conference title. west In on HCX? contest. Mon- In,” said Nelsen, the quarter- erod by Cleveland’s Bob Mate- Kapp’s leadership asserted It­ said linebacker Wally Hllgen- beat Ohio State this year. Gray one and another on the UCorin Bombed by VUIanova to another era, an anti-hero in The flred-up defensive unit oheeter at Windham, Somers at back who made good on eight of son after the first series of self in the fourth quarter after berg, “And he waa yelling at the In other games, the Peach four. this day when only charisma then took over. Oarl Eller nailed (Jheney Tech, Rockville in a 11 third-down situations and plays. It was a Cleveland day. his own mistakes had enabled defense — 'get me that seed, get seems to command national at­ Gabriel for a safety and Alan non-league game at Ellington, completed 18 of 27 for 219 yards As Warfield said in a pre- the Rams to build what seemed me that seed.’ ” tention. Joe Kapp doesn’t have Page intercepted a pass to qut Bolton clashes with East Gran­ and one touchdown with a slip­ game speech In the locker to be a commanding 20-14 lead That seed is the football with Yale Five Surprises that. He doesn't have shaggy off the last threat and the Vi­ by, Portland vlalte (Coventry pery ball. “ We’ve Just got to go room, ■ We’ve worked hard to in a game controlled on a frig­ which Kapp can’t throw a per­ FRIENDSHIP — Sandy Ker­ hair like Joe Namath. Ho kings were pounding backs in a and Norwalk C.C. Is here to get them.” get hero. We have a great game id 21-degree day by the oppos­ fect spiral. But then Joe Kapp, doesn’t have a name that rings deliriously happy 1 dressing shaw 177-180-174-531, Myrtle lace Manchester C.C. The Browns’ game for the re- plan. Don’t let adversity shake ing defensive forces. according to the people who are like Roman Gabriel. And he room. Whipple 179-480, Jan Hager 190- Unveiling their colom at home E match with Dallas—a team they you." 3Los Angeles had taken a 17-7 supposed to know, can’t do a lot In Rainbow Event for the first time this aenson doesn't have the talent of either. halftime lead behind Gabriel, There Kapp circled the room 480, Mary Whipple 453, Lucille of things with the football—ex­ will be the Manchester C C. But Joe Kapp, 81, of Mexi­ but Kapp's 41-yard pass to John In his usual post game ritual, NEW YORK (AP)—Yale finds itself in the semi-fi­ Toutain 467, Ray Delisle 206. cept win. Cougars at the Chu-ke Arena at can-German descent, scarred Henderson was the key in a congratulating every member of BACKFIELD IN MOTION— Minnesota Vikings’ running back Dave Osborn When the Vikings got that nals of the Rainbow Classic holiday basketball tourna­ 7 :80. Tile loiial roileglnns, after from a barroom brawl, an Im- third quarter touchdown drive the team in his role as leader, goes over for touchdown to knot score against the Los Angeles Rams, 7-7. seed back, Kapp was ready. ment in Honolulu tonight while most other teams from VILLAGE MIXERS — Jan playing their flrat four gamea pqrt from Canada, has lived life capped by Dave Osborn's one- throwing punches at their sto­ with enough depth to develop a Three imperfect spirals for 40 Connecticut found the holiday tournament trail in a TomUnson 176-485, Mary Chaves away, boost a 2-2 nwrk. yard smash that made it 17-14. yards helped bring the baU to machs and yelling; mental attitude which rejects losing proposition. 453, Ken Tomlinson 211-553, Jean Bob Beckwith hiu been doing Then, later in the quartet. the Los Angeles 19. Then, fol­ “ We are going to be the best. Yale defeated Hawaii In Fri­ Vikings Were Badly Outplayed in First Half defeat. That doesn’t command In addition to Yale, winners Miller 467, Alice Brown 179-487, the bulk of the scoring for BOB BECKWITH Kapp drove the Vikings toward lowing a three-yard gain by Os- Two more. 'Rie best!" day night’s first round of the the national attention. It does, so far in weekend tournaments Fred Brown 220-203-594. Ooach Pat Mlatrelta’s team the goal line again only to have bom, Kapp took matters into his Rainbow tournament, and the however, provide leadership. Kapp, of course, was refer­ include three Connecticut teams Aiding Beckwith In the scoring larrimore. Ha does moat all the C Eld Meador intercept a pass on own feet. ring to winning the NFL cham­ Ells (ace San Francisco tonight. And Kapp's leadership was the four-yar^ line. On the en­ which will be in action tonight department have been Pete Cbr- scoring for (.Tieney end has a He proceeded to scramble for pionship and the Super Bowl. Other semifinalists are St John SPOUSES — Vlv Bayer 126- Page Made Up for Blunder in the semifinals of the Sacred rigisn from Windham High and season high of 23 points. and LSU. Heart holiday tournament in 185-386, AUce Sartwell 129, Bon­ Ron MIrck from Hartford I*ub- Kockvllls, 4.2. swings Into ac­ Connecticut, however, lost to Bridgeport. nie ZemalUs 133. llc. tion once sgsin In s conteot with Basketball Roundup VUIanova 89-71 In the first round Host Sacred Heart plays Trin­ Sports Slate | of the Quaker City tournament East Catholic, riding high on neighboring Klllngton ity and Southern ConnecUcut With Key Pafes Interception a five - game winning streak, The Kama hsvs been getting Saturday In Philadelphia. goes against Queens. In the meets a tough Northwest Ckith- consistent wortng powsr from TUESDAY, DEC. 30 At the American Intemtlonal Sunday first round games. Sac­ W a iis Reed 17 of 20 Top Teams Tournament tn Springfield, BLOOMINGTON, Minn. game. I took an outside chargi- Ing the final few yards, and Os- ollc five. The vlsltom enter the l,arry Willclle, BUI Wllda end East Catholic at Northwest red Heart trounced CCNY 108- game with a 4-3 mark. Catholic' Mass., Central Ck>nnecticut lost —On the third play from >n the Interception and k"I tx>m ped untouched Into the Ing the way. Tom Juknls, Tom Bolton at East Granby Stmday the Blue Devils took an­ out Jo® Pantalone, who scored Bolton 3-3 In a non-league NBA other defeat, 67-57 at the hands touchdown. On the third because he weighs about 40 end zone. Hulllvon, Ed Iftlzgerald and Portland at Coventry (AP)—T^ay should be anything but 21 points In the •vlotory over Willis Reed will be hard- from last play, he intercepted a clash will stlampi to break a of St. Michael’s. |>ounds less than cither Page IsUer hcratos by Eller and John Sooha have been giving Norwalk C.C. at Manchester Blue Monday for the nation’s college basketball set. Eastern Division Swarthmore 90-56. pressed to surpasa hla perform­ pass that presented the Na­ or Eller. two-game loaing skein and even C.C. W. Fairfield found the winning Poge completed the reversal him much support No less than 17 of the Top ’Twenty teams in ’The As­ L. Pet. G.B. Southeni Connecticut romped ance for the New York Knicks tional Football League’s West­ 'Thetr decision could not be their record before the new New York 32 7 .831 __ combination In the persBoxing Match first Ram touchdown and an off­ playa, two of them Kapp posses Tigers open thetr home sahsduls from overtime when ND’s Aus­ San Diego 16 23 .406 8 San Diego’s Elvin Hayes, wlUi their only Inspired drive Also wUilrss___ „Is 0i6 Cheney______Surowiecki Winner In the only game matching side call against Page that that resulted In Los Angeles by facing tha ^innaoote TwMs tin Carr m lued a Jump shot at Seattle 13 25 .342 lOH NEW HAVEN (AP) — The In other National Basketball nullified ( ^ Eller’s 60-yard of the find helf, s 76-ysrder Tech hoeUng Somers Tech's on- members of the Top Twenty, point to put the game out of Signing Scheduled Today petULlUes. at Lokalandi Flllsaa gam oa a fs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the buzzer. I Sunday’s Results reach. Brian Bird had the hosi Association games, MUwaukee Ihst ()s b .^ capped with e dive y bright q » t U Ceptoln Ken set for l.akatond. No. 17 Penn tangles with No. 18 Now Haven Blades were in first run into the end zone with an On Kapp’s first pass of the over guard for the touchdown. ' m Walter Surowiecki of Meriden Unbeaten runner-up UCLA Phlla’phla 138, San Fran. 112 beat BalUmore 133-134, the Los Pxudue In the semifinals of the place in the northern diviaion Yale goal. NEW YORK (AP) —Jimmy When one was ready, the other interception. second half. Ram cornerback and Alme Watts of WllllmanUc made It six In a row by wallop­ Milwaukee 133, Baltimore 124 EllU and Joe Frazier were ex- was not and vice versa, Angeles Lakers whipped Boston ECAC Holiday Festival In New of the Eastern Hockey League However, shortly after half­ Jim Nettles knocksd the boll 2 were the top performers In Con- ing Georgia Tech 1^1-90 behind New York 138. Phoenix 116 109-90, and Philadelphia routed York while the other semi has NEW HAVEN (AP) — Glenn pected to officially agree today As recenUy az two weeks ago. Ume the Vikings started get- from John Henderson but was necUi-tX duckpln tournaments Henry Bibby’s 25 points and Std Sunday night after defeating San Francisco 188-112. 19th-ranked St. Bonaventure “Bo” Schembechler, first year to a Feb. 16 match that wiU fi- It seemed hopes (or Uie bout Ung sdfns breaks- ond making Judged gulHy of pass tnterfer- DREAMS VANISH— Calvin Hill, Dallas All-Pro over the weekend. Wicks’ 22. The UCLANs face Milwaukee beat Baltimore against St. Joseph’s, Pa. I^ng Island 5-1. coach of tbe Michigan football nally straighten out« boxing’s were finish^, (or good with Fra- some of their own—and gained encs. rookie running back, was a picture of dejection as Surowiecki had games of 176 Princeton, an 83-76 winner over ABA with Lew AJcIndor’s 88 potnts The Blades moved one point team, was chosen to receive muddled heavyweight cham- lier aw^renUy ready to battle a 21-20 load with 8:24 remain­ Iszter, Osns Washington out- he sat splattered with mud on bench during waning and 169 ivs he compiled a six- Indiana-, in the finals of their VUIanova, No. 20. Is paired Etostern Division and a tight defense. The victory ahead of Clinton in the stand­ the 1969 T. A. D. Jones Award Clay, who now uses the name ing on a 2-yard run by quarter­ Isaped NstUss for a 86-yard re­ BONNEVILLE moments of loss yesterday to Cleveland Browns. ganie 929 to win the Class A own Bruin Classic. with unbeaten Columbia In the W.-D. Pet. OJI ptooship picture. pulled Milwaukee to svlthln one- ings after (Clinton was idle dur- for guiding the Wolverines Into Muhammad All. But the ex­ back Joe Kapp. ception. tripped over the un­ event at Bristol. semis of the Quaker City Tour­ Indiana 24 5 .828 — Madison Square Garden half game of the second place BROUGHAM 4-DOOR The 3-4-5 teams—South Claro- Ig the weekend. Tbe Blades the Rose Bowl with a victory champ’s draft problems pre­ Less than a minute later, lucky Ram and stumbled to the Stale’s Racing Take Other leaders Included; Dave nament in Philadelphia. Kentucky 31 13 .618 6H scheduled a noon press confer­ Bullets In the Easterh Dlvislan. 1968 llna. North Carolina and Ohio U. tied Johnstown in a Saturday vented the fight from finding a with tbe Rams fimt and 10 oh Ram 12, where line backer Jack HARDTOP PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) racing program at Narragoniett TIno, Torrlngton. 915: Jerry In New York Saturday, Penn Carolina 14 19 .434 13 over previously undefeated Ohio ence to announce the long- The Bullets dropped to seven were Idle Saturday, but start night game 4-4. State last month. home and plans dissolved. thetr osrn 12-yard Hne, Eller Pardee smocked him and was Park Sept. 6-Dec. 22. Rosen, lincasvllle, 891; Conrad topped Boston College 86-65, New York 16 33 .396 18H awaited match between EUia, games off the PONTIAC The (late of Rhode Island re­ tournament play today. The J*®*"*****"* swept past offensive tackle Bob called for deUveriitg the blow Letoumeau. New Haven, 884 and Purdue downed Manhattan 89-79 Pittsburgh 13 30 .394 13H The award announced Bsitur- recognized as heavyweight Meanwhile. ElUs was sched- Knicks. 9 ceived 34,960,411.94 ae its ahure ■’he oTlchil (Igeres released Gamecocks (ace New Mexico In Brown and slammed prevtouz- Herb Steadman, Manchester, as Rick Mount returned to ac­ BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) —Buf­ day will be presented here Jan. after the whistle. by the track today show a total the Sugar Bowl Classic at New Miami 9 36 M l 18H champ by the World Boxing As- uled to fight Gregorio Peralta of T h U U the way I dXMtld have , i^testrocttble Roman Ga- of the pari-mutuel handle (or 878. High single wont to Joe tion with 30 points. St. Bonaven- falo defeated Springfield for the 24. Ram Coach George Alien dis­ handle of 354,271,026 (or a dally Orleans, the Tar Heels go Western DIvlaloa soclation. and Frazier, who U Argentina at Buenos Aires 10 been pUytng all year, ” said Al- ^^tel In the end zone for a safe- the 76-day fall thoroughbred Serapllla. Bristol at 182. ture’s 6-(oot-ll Bob Lanier second consecuUve nijht Sun-, puted both calla later, but the ■’’ •erT'e of 3723,630. New Orleans 2 10 .688 — The National Sportswriters accepted as the division ruler days. ago. TTien, that fight leU clndor. a three-Ume AU-Ameri- t ,„ Vlklngi were unable to against Harvard In the Carolina poured in S3 in a 107-60 rout of day 8-3 in an American Hockey Vikings had the ball on the six Los Angeles 17 15 .631 6 and Sportscasters Aaaodation by seven sUtes including New Uirough because of Uck of Inter- can at U(XA. The Bucks lad m,y offense after the Classic at Greensboro, N.C., NYU and St. Jpseph’s beat Cin­ League game here. Buffalo won Kapp then overthrew John Beos- Wfteh’n. 19 17 .538 ’ 6 award honors tbe nation’s out­ York. ®*1 *®^ Bs financial prob- 103-09lue-ee at.x the start ^of the fourth r .„,- ,,^0 UCB. a 36-yard punt , ' ^ and the Bobcats meet Texas In cinnati 109-93. ‘ 2-1 Saturday night In SfMrlng- Dallas 18 18 .669 6 standing football coach a t the period, when Alctndor personal- ^ BtudsUU. and punted to ^ . the Hurricane Classic at Mtsmi, At Philadelphia, it waa Villa- (ield. Mass. The split crown has existed lems. Fla. Denver 16 21 .417 9 year. For the third suceeasive ever since Casalua CHay was That left both ElUs and Fra- ly took charge at both ends of ^oa Angelas 15 8:06 nova 89. (Connecticut 71; Colum­ Sunday's Remilta The triumphs brought Buffa­ year it goes to a Big Ten the court. With Alclndor In com- n m a in in g . Osborn (or tha louch- MANCHESTER'S Sixth-ranked Tennessee, bia 101, Wake Forest 78; La stripped of his UUe for refusing zier hungry (or a fight and the Loa Ang*cs 107, (Carolina 104 lo's unbeaten string to nine mand. U»e Bucks outscorad the All the Rams needed to send **'*’'* . . IONMIVILLE which trounced St. Francis, Pa. Salle 76, Georgia 66 and Cornell Coach who directed his team to military service. The WBA or- Garden made iU move. Harry Denver 135, Kentucky U3 games as Guy Trottler scored tbe Rose Bosrl, and tbe three Markaon, tbe Garden’s boxing •-’J • 420 Cki- la. 82-59. opposes Niagara In the 68, Brigham Young 63 . three goals Sunday and raised f*TI V.$ t**-* Only Fuel Oil Dealer semIfinaU of the All-CoHege New York 134, PittsiMirttt U8 coaches have cktae personal Seventh-ranked New Mexico his season goal output for the *'• bh ^ TV« v***/.^ Dallas 186, Mlamt 184, ot ties. by ElUs, a former Clay sparring with a reported guarantee of Tournament at Oklahoma City; State, 10-1, captured Ita own Bisons to 81. rammed a two-handed Muff ahot .oroewliere Inside the Viking 40 throw two MercopUene Gofil f4 *. V t.zy-f Ubf < Davidson, No. . 9. plays Holy Winner of the first such award **••• t 0 f Alt OONOlTiONINO AM Open 24 Hours A Day! Roadnmner Invitational 93-78 NHL partner. Frazier. maansrhUa. $150,000 each against 30 per c e « tipped the aoore to 131-114, Gabriel, orho threw two short In tha third quarter, one of Cross In the CharJibtte, N.C., In-” in 1967 was John Pont, coach gained recognition from several of the gate plus closed clrcuU pOm^ over Creighton and Jackson­ E ast DIvIsIob louchdosm pseses In the first srhlrh Ram aolrty Rtchla I'rtlt- vltatlonal and Washington. No. ST. LGUI8 (AP>—Ivy League at Indiana who was a teammate •* ♦•'•t “a**# •< ville, rated ISth. \^n the Elvans- W L T Pta, OF OA maverick stele boxing commie- television revenue. , The Lakers’ victory moved half, moved tbe Rsm* toward bon pickad off at the Los An- to, (aces Oregon Slate In the hockey rivals Brown and Yale * O'! 0 MofCtiry Q’r#'' * ♦! 0#i» vllle Invitational oy defeating New York 19 7 8 46i 118 79 of Schembechler’a at of Slone when he knocked out Bust- Since beating M slhli. Frazier them into second place in the fetes four. Hosrsver. hts passing • y ^'>Cod «t *2695 that goat with Ume-/8 of A (Classic with a 65-64 squeaker Chicago 15 13 8 86 91 73 1968 as coach at Ohio State. Ever sinca, both men have (hurry. Manuel Ramos and Atlanta. Jerry West acorad 34 Vlking 44 odth 39 seconds left. Anothar Important play during 9046. Brown scored repeatedly near MORIARTY BROTHERS Fiiv r Oentw yl over Detroit; Caalsius beat St. Tbronto 18 16 4 80 97 69 Schembechler also ssiwad as as- eoTctad heavy- Dave Zyglewicz. Hie most re- poInU for Los Aagclca and Hap- Oobflci aimed another short the drive was Oaborn’s tough EUsewhere, Notre Dame tack- tbe end of the game to r*m claimed the "'Ij’Kot't-MtrCitry-V'lllyl Peter's, N.J. 91-84 (or the Queen W eal DM sIob slstant under both .man—Pont weight crown and their Feb. 16 cant was bto ’nCO over (tuarry py Hairston {MtUed down 17 ro- tons ovtr tha middle tor Smith thrao-yard run to tha Ram 16 lea Weat Virginia in th6 Sugar City crown: North Carolina St. Louis 17 n 6 40 110 83 away to a 7-8 final score. St Miami and Hayaa at (Riio wlU finally settle the at the Garden last June 23. bounds. Tha Lakars broke asray However It was complete to on a thlid and on# rttuotion Bowl event; Southern ( ^ meets State won the Lafayette (CUeelc Yale had narrowedjthe gap 301 Cenfer Street MANCHESTER 643-5135 CALL Philadelphia 7 IS 13 36 79 94 State until last year. gqoAbble. WBA verston of with 7:49 left to play oe a pair pzgs. who lumbered 29 yard* after be appeuod Uoppod bo- 643-5135 Temple in the Far West losers from Northwestern 96-75 and Minnesota 9 IS 10 38 97 KM to 8-2 in the second period on The (tordea has been trying the crown by beating (toMTTj oe of baokeU by Keith Brickhoa hind the lina by Deacon Jonas ,801 CenCR STREET bracket with ISth-ranked lUlnols open Evet. Eieep( Thufvdey "On tite Level Al Center t Broed" M A N C H C Sn a Marquette crushed Wisconsin PltUb'gh 10 17 8 26 71 M l>y Ken Westennsn R aavM of for some time to match the two a spbt decision la tbe final bout and two free th ro w s a ^ a Jump T h r y luyd been cut-btockmg and Pardee Kapp then darted playing Michigan State In the 6t4S to gain the championship Oakland 9 80 4 83 71 114 Roger Demment. but Brown on mr on tbe Une Ute In the Other half. The previously un­ Flortda tod Champa but with Uttla snccaaa. of the elimlnstton touroament ahot by Wert for a 94-66 toad. up the middle to the (our. lesp- of the Milwaukee Classic. Los Ang-ro 6 10 4 16 B 132 put In three quick goals st **»«» gtena la tost T ^■ ry — -.1

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Roofing Installation and 646-2552 Large four-room, first floor repairs. 649-6496. 875-9109. CLERK TYPIST flta, good hours. You will be apartment. Modern klteh- Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. - Would you like to work tralnad. Apply to person at The (former Norman's Furn.) THERE'S ANOTHER GENTLE- THERE'S A THIRD 6ENUEMAN THERES A TAXPAYER WHOS THE HER.\LD wlU not Interesting position In small Warehouse en and bath, garage. $110 6ENA10R,THERE& a g e n tie - /MAN HERE REPRESENTING HERE REPRESENTING THE BEEN WAITING TO SEE YOU disclose the identity of SNOW Plowing — Private or ROOFING €ind roof repair. . while your children are to department for qualified Singer Company, 856 Mato 8t., monthly. Adulta only. Hoyoa ..— - GRAMPAW rt-*f Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- ' school? We have openings Manchester, to Mr. Moore. at corner of Pine A Forest 8U. MAN HERE REPRESENTING I ^ E BIG THREE AUTO MAKERS STEEL INDUSTRY.' FOR THREE DAYS SENATOR.' 2SSSau - t r ia l a n p e r r o r - any advertiser using box biisine's, 24-hour service. CaU typist. Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Agency, 646-0151. letters. Readers answer­ 7707. to our store's accounting THE OIL INTERESTS.'.'.' 649-9617. ' DEPENDABLE man wanted to _ ing blind box ads who department for experienced Hours 8:30-4:30. Company USED refrlgsrators, COZY 4 rooms, first floor avail­ I SERVE ALL desire to protect their SNOW PLOWING — Side­ comptometer operators tc offers good wages, pleasant work at South Windsor Auto Parts. Inquire to person ranges, automatic washers able, $120. monthly. Call 049- SHOW y ^ H O W SHOW THE PEOPLE. HOT SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O^EAL identity can foUow ‘his walks, driveways. Reasonably Roofing and work part-time from 9 a.m.- working conditions, excel­ 1019 between 11 a.m.—1 p.m. HIAA procedure: Schsock Rd., South Windsor. with guarantees. Sea them at HIM HIM JU S T ONE/ priced. CaU 649-0638. Chimnoys 14-A 2:30 p.m. Wages commensu­ lent company benefits pro­ B.D. Pearl's Appliances. 649 IN/ IN.' IN/ SEND HIM AWAY/ rate with ability, free park­ gram free parking and sub­ APARTMENT — 8H rooms, — ^ Etoclose your reiriy to FLOOR cleaning and waxing. ROOFING — Specializing re­ WANTED — Full-Ume service Mato St. Call 60-2171. — V— ' the box in an envelope — ing, subsidized c a fe t^ a . sidized cafeteria. station attendant. Apply in per­ stove, refrigerator, hast, hot address to the Classified Janitor service. CaU Suburban pairing roofs of all kinds, new A]^ly employment office. SINGER automatic tig- water. Near Manchester Hos­ Floor Malntensmce Service. roofs, gutter work, chimneys son, Gorin's Sports cisr Center, M a n a g e r, Manchasler Apply: ' Route 83, Tolland Tpke , Tal- sag, with cabinet, converts In­ pital Immediate occupancy. Evening Hendd, together Free estimates. Fully insured. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ FIRST NA'nONAL cottvllle. to portable, button hntei, Iteferrnces required. $180 par with a memo listing the 649^9229. experience. Free estimates. monograms, hems, sto. month I’hilbrlck Agency, imioi/rf\ /mrourJ\ /WAvtx/rA ^ /WAM0UT\ companies you do NOT Call Howley 643-5361, 644- STORES INC. FIRST NATIONAL EXCAVA’nN G — Trenching — STORES INC. JIG BORE Operators First, Oiiglnally over $S(M). Full price Realtors, 646-4200. want to see your letter. 8333. now $52, cash or monthly poy- Your letter wUi , be de­ Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ PARK & OAKLAND second and third shift. Lathe ing driveways and parking PARK & OAKLAND operators, second shift. Verti­ ments. ni-0476. TWO-REDROOM duplex to two- stroyed U the adverUser AVENUES fiimily. Stove, garage, tiled BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Is one you’ve mentioned. lota, tree removal. Reason­ AVENUES cal turret lathe operators, sec­ Moving— T nicking— ond shift Call LeMI Corpora­ HEWING machines brand iMilh, modern and qulst. $168. If not it will be handled able rates. 643-6159, 872-0647. EAST HARTFORD. new 1069 automatic ilg-zag. un­ /WR. SIAAKINS, IF YOU STILL) OH,NO/ I CHANGED THEM YOU CERTAINLY NOT/' to the usual manner Sforag* 20 CONN. EAST HARTFORD. tion. 648-2362. lieated. Security. Norman Hoh- WISH TO PROSECUTE THC 'MIND... SOT MV CAR DIDHTKNOW SNOW plowing, residential and r m CX)NN. claimed layaway. Makes but- rnthal. Realtors, 646-1156. SAWTER BOY FOR THEFT CK. ALL I WANTED. IT WAS IN PREPOSTEROUS/ commercial. Abm trucking. MANCHESTER -Delivery-light FOREIGN car mechanics full­ tonholee, monngrams, hems, OF YOUR CAR, SI6NTHI5 YOUR WHATS THIS COUNTRY ^ r r . Reasonable rates. &46-1974. trucking and package delivery. time. Apply to person. Gorin's etc. Full price now $49 50, easy NOW Ranting — Three and fire PAPER / COMING TO? 0CANKETY- Refrigerators, washers and terms. Call 522-0951. A-1 Sew- room large luxurioua apart- Moon rocjk? vvwy do OH, 1 DUNNO, 1 auST mQU6HT Autofflobilos For Sol* 4 FULL or part-time, days, PART-'HME waitress wanted, 8port« Cjir Center, Route 83, 6UHKE0 HIPPIE STEALS DRY WALL — remodeling — stove moving, specialty. Fold­ experience not necessary but 'Tolland 'Tpke., Talo^ttyllte. Ing Center, 24 Park St., Hart­ mrn(* with heal. etc. Cliarlea YOUR CAR, THEN LEAVES YOU WANT MOON rocks? IT WOULD BE NICE TD WAVE waitress work. CaU or apply ford. A FEW BEFORE THE EARTH 1966 PLYMOUTH, 4-door paint, repair, or replace cell- ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. Center Coffee Shop, Tolland, helpful, good working condl- ______1__ lawperanes, 649-71M. MARIJUANA IN IT.' m sedan, automatic, V-8, radio, toga and walls. Reasonable p e o pl e took THEM AU. 876-9960. tlone, pleasant surroundings. power steering. Good running rates. Call 649-5764. HMp w a 4EWINO MACHINES - tinged SH R(X)M furntshod apartment, m : 647-1691. sutonistlo slg-sag, axcsllent $150. (Julst realdentlsl rireel, condiUon, 3900. 643-2880. Pointing— Poporing 21 MAID wanted Interstate Motor Mow or 37 ____ SNOW PLOWING — residential oondlUon. Mskss buttonholss with yard and parking. 543- NEED CAR? Credit very bad? a-d business, very reasonable. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Bone. Lodge. Ciall 875-0067, 644-1568, GENERAL light cleaning, part- hems, rmbroldsra. etc. Orig- 46M Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 616-1829. Interior and exterior painting, or apply to person, Vernon Holp Wontod— Molo 36 time. Apply to person. Holi­ 'AoJly over $300., 5 moothly est Douglas accepts lowest paper hanging. Thirty years Circle, Vernon. day Lanes, -59 Spencer St., payments of $5.50 aa«h or pay- THREE R(X>M8. heat. ^ e im kr NU. be T14 ur m. oh. 1J-2F down, smallest payments, any­ SNOW plowing wanted— Man- experience, four generations. BRIDGEPORT opera\pr, ex­ Manchestar. 101 cash 822-0931 dealer water, stove, refrigerator, chester-BoIton areas. Call 649- Froe estimates, fully Insured. WOMEN for housecleaning, and perienced. H A B 'Tool and Adulta. Center St. near Mato where. Not small loan finance caring of children, dally. Five ‘Hi, Mom! I'm home!" company plan. Douglas Mo­ 9622. 645-7361. Engineering Co., 168 Foreat SCHOOL BUS drivers wantsd. 81 . 649-4742. days. CaU 649-5884. St., Manchester. Experienct not nacssaary. We Wooriing Apporal tors, 345 Meito. CALL HANDYMAN. Snow WX HAVE cuaioinars araiuag MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD PAINTING — Interior and ex­ will train during (,'hristmas 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, shoveling and sanding. Rea­ terior, very reasonable, free MECHANIC — for fleet work, vacation. CaU 646-0383 Fun 57 (or the rental of your apart­ or 1966 Karmann Ghia, mech­ sonable rates. Call 643-5305 estimates. Call Richard Mar­ RN — 11-7, part-time and week­ six -day week. Must be avail­ ment or home. J.D. Real Ba- JUST SIT TIGHT/ 11 KNOW SMAON HE CLAIMS THAT HE SAW 1' THAT PLACES PARDIE J/T SURE DOES! I ^ ends. 549-4619. MINK (X)AT, fulMength. $400; BEFORE I DO A ISHAWJ HE'S JEP RAROIE ON THE SECONDl RIGHT AT THE DON'T SEE HOW WE anically guaranteed. Must sell anytime. tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. able for out of town work. For black coal, mink collar, sise Ine.. 9454119 clerk in STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF appointment call 643-2371, 649- SHOULD WE GO AFTER THING, DM COIN' ■ THE FLOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE SCENE OF THE } ? CAN COVER IT UP— one. 875-6165. LIGHT, clean work packing Dogs— -Urds PuH 41 22. Ilk* new, 530; cocoa, lace MANCHESTER JEP FARDIE, CHIEF? TOSUBfaJIM/ TRAFFIC WILDING, THE MORNING THAT CRIME/ ( WITH FINN ON OUR BACKS! t r e e SERVICE (Soucler) — CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- 4210. Nice two-bed- plastic bags to cartons. Speed tulle, cocktail dress, else 20(4. COURT/ THE JUDGE WAS KILLED/ IMNEW' WHY THE OFTEN TALK IN /WVSLEEP^ Trees cut, building lote clear­ terior painting, paper hanging. I’EDIUREED Dachshunds, gen­ rttom aparimant. Available V6RV 6ENTLV I'LLCALL^ thereU beno PROBABLY IT^ 1967 AUSTIN-Healy 3000, Mark and care essential. Sensible $20 ('all 649-2724. 9 a m to 4 PISCONNKTED IT ITHE MAIN- TRACS OF THE WAS THE VERY TO THIS SORT MIKE IN ICAN BE AAAPETO DirA m , sliver. Fine condition, Ask­ ed, trees topped. Got a tree Discount on wallpaper. CaU BLBCTRKCIAN —Journeyman tle, affectionate, used to chil­ January. Appltancea and heal starting rate with merit raises. dren, 9 weeks old, first shots, p.m. ITENANCE REPAIR SUY... MAN WE'RE THING., SHOT OF VtUTH SERVAA ing $2,500. Call 643-0047. problem! Well worth phone 646-3048. and experienced helper. 'Top Included. Garage. $150 month­ OFFICE... LOOKINSFOR.' - WHOLE NATIONS MKf BE call. 742-8252. Pleasant new plant on Tolland wages with benefits. (CaU b^ standard, ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, PRAINEO WHILE THEY ARE INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ St., Elaat Hartford about one tween 8 a.m. and 0 p.m. Rob­ bloodlines OutJ^IIldlS^ WOMAN'S TWEED cost, black 949-4530. 1966 CHRYSLER New Yorker, LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also with blue and gold flrcks, atse HAPPILY UNCONSCIOUS... all power, excellent condition. cial rates for people over 66. mile from Manchester line. ert's Bisetrte Co, 0*4-2421. beautiful tsces and disposi­ OR CD I SOUND UKE moving large appliances. Burn Call my competitors, then call 14 trail 649-9112 K O im ROOM apartment for $1,896. 1968 Plymouth Barrlcu- Hours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., 5 days tions, $128. Need gentle af­ ing barrels delivered. 54 614 me. Estimates given. 649-7863. weekly. Call 528-9471, 10 a.m. • GAS STATION attendant and rent Call after 6:30 p.m , 543- r da, automatic, excellent con­ fectionate people before m.*. noon weekdays only for Inter­ lubrication man. full or part- Chrietmss bustle. .64T-18M. 0097. dition, $1,796. Call owner 649- ______------EDWARD R. PRICE—PalnUng view. time. Apply Amle's Gulf. 280 Wowtod To Boy SB 9842. DICK’S Service Snow plowing, exterior and interior. Paper Middle *rpke West. Man­ SIAMESE kitten# — Seal blue lots, driveways, sidewalks, hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. chester. WANTED - A N T Ifluiesrui^ 1966 CHEVROLET 2-door hard- and chocolate point. CSS regis­ apartments, stores. Also sand­ 649-1008. tered Osll Slom. 4294)763 furniture, partial or eomplete tt^. Good condition. $1,400. Ciall ing done. Reasonable rates. REGISTERED NURSES MECHANICS — Full and part- eetatee. Call 633-2300 daye. 949 843-7268. time. Pin setting mschlnee. 1st CaU 643-0002. 0004 after 7 p.m OpSBliWg, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Paint­ FOR NIGHT SHIFT WlU train. Apply to person. Wowtud Pots— SNOW PLOWING — Commer­ ing and paperhanging. 645-0144. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., WANTED Antique (urntture bsnsfits, oood 1962 VOLVO 4-door sedan, $325. cial and residential. CaU 875- FULL OR PART-TIME Manchester. Poultry Stock 44 glass, pewter, oil pslntlnga or growth pstsu* W H lSPE li CaU 742-7484 after 8 p.m. 6748 anytime. other antique Item.' Any Eloc tried Sorvicos 22 PLUMBERS and experienc­ sr HI, MR. ABERNATHY; 1961 CORVETTE, new Interior. plowing, parking loU and Registered nurses urgently A HOME for your unwanted live luiantlly. The Harrison’s, 643 APTLY WHATS NEW? ed helpers. Apply at 994 Hart­ 8709. I« Oakland Street WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU paint, engine, tires. 'SOCA sus- homes. Call 643-9708. 24 Hours ELECTRICAL (Contracting — needed for 11 to 7 shift. Ex­ ford Tpke., RMkvlIle. Easter ducks Osll 649-7006 cellent salaries, differen­ KMU M F L O a pension. In service, must sell. service. Residential, commercial. In­ HOUSEHOLDS loU Antiques CXO.C H E HEARD 643-5603. dustrial. No Job too smaU. Free tials, and fringe benefits. WANTED Plant operator for Uirit of ( liw a f (Contact Personnel Depart­ bric-a-brac, tocka, frame*, SlgMl (W p. THEBEfeANEW ODD JOBS, light trucking, estimates given. All work Public Worka Dept, of the Artklos For Solo 45 gtasewar*. We buy eoUtea. Vil­ CO0 CATCHER 1964 CXJRVAIR, 3-speed trans­ carpentry, miscellaneous re­ guaranteed. Frank Ciesenri, ment, Manchester Memorial Eighth UUllUes LMstrict to fill mission. Recently rebuilt. Hospital. 643-1141, Ext. 243. lage Peddler. Auctioneer. 420 IM 7HE pairs, etc., good service and 643-1317. an existing vacancy. Send ap­ ALlfMITfUM shsets used as l.ake St . Uotton 949-3247 NBUSHBORHOOD. $300. CaU 649-1340. low prices. 643-721A plication to Mr. H. Osgood,, printing platsa, .009 thick, tSx P. O. Box 1116. Msnchealer.' IB", 26 cents each or 9 for $1. TWO handymen want a variety Floor Roiskiog 24 S\LBSGIRL wanted for full­ Omn. 09040. 643-2711. of Jobe by day or hour. Rea­ time days. Apply Youth Centre Trucks—'Tractors 5 f l o o r sa n d in g and reftolsh------—“—n----r------sonable. CZall 643-5305. Manchester Parkade. PRODUCTION milling and LOST bright carpet colon, .rv- Ing (ipeclallzlng to Older lathe hands neede^,. Liberal store them wllh Blue Lustre 1949 FORD pick-up hi ton body floors). Inside painting. Paper CLEANING lady, two mornings. benefits. SO-hour week. Apply Rent electric shampooer It. hanglng. No Job to smaU. PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERfilEER Call 742-9182, after 6 :3 0 p.m. , HousohoM Sorvicos or one day a week. New Man­ to person, Metranlos Inc., 940 Paul'* Palm A Wallpaper Sup­ John Verfallle, 549-8750. chester home. 643-4224. - - Hilliard St.. Manchester. M 1968 JEEPSTER Commando, Offorod 13-A ply I A S K E D I A S K E D HIM WHAT W E ___ pick-up, with plow, extra SECRETARIES TyptsM - (Tem­ YOUNG ICAN St least 21 yean H IM F O R F O R O R A n q E S A S A N T A REWEAVWO Of baran. moO»- porary) work to your own FALSE 0-IP«TICK...^ U N D E R “ wheels, tonneau cover, $2,700. old with no draft obilgstlona to 12-AY holea. zippers repaired. Win areas, top rates, free parking. start aa a helper on polyethy­ , J— IDN’ or beat offer. CaU after 6 p.m.. dow Aiadea made to measure, 27 FUU-TIMI ( S E T TW, 643-9474. Immediate openings, ciall Son­ lene bag machine or on print­ all sse Venetian blinds. Keys ya, UBAtiMt. COED tamporaty ing prees. Fine, pleasant st- DVAftTMBNT CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER made wWie you watt. Tape re MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd service, 100 Ctoaatitiitlon Plasa, naortgages— totartm financing moeplMre to modem small MANAGiK Moforcyclo*— corders (or rent. Marlow's sir Suite 900, Hartford. plant on Thiland St , East Hay.MAM.Yoim th' m u JUST HAITI NEXT/'MORI IMFORTAMT X HAF NO CHOlCr. MYPEBBlBteMMBtWnAND Main St 649-5221 _aapodleitt and confidanttal FOB TOYS WHO RBMNTB OUK n w ' THwX wRMft I ( m m n SAva KIPB VOUIP BB BAKABH TO BiBeHlAl IT VIU. Bkydos 11 sarvlca. J- D. Raal Estate KEYPUNCH Operaton. experi­ Hartford about one mile from DaMONBTRATal TMWR NBCKl^ YOUHAWMS TO GO , take ua yaane TO M il RNOUAH Manchester line Senslbls ■ACKTQWBBMl. TO ^ LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel­ Assoc. 949A129. enced and beginners. Work Ne fsparlsars Neeasai BKJTCLES—New and used. Re lars. attics cleaned, odd Jobs. days, evtnings, part-tlms or starting rate with good chance We ino Tn0a IW M lS v palrs on all makes. Open daily Trees cut and removed. 945- full-time. Immediate aotegn- tor advancement. Call 529-9471 OFFBRtiU. 9-6:30. Hanidiester Ciycle Shop PO MUCH TO 8000. HoIpWeetod— ments to your ares. High pay, for Interview between 10 a.m.- ni9 BAM YOUR 182 West Middle Tpke., 549 35 no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 1 p.m. weekdays only. FWNl 2 0 W . r CUSTOM made draperiea. slip Asylum n ., Hartford. 2797*10. W. T. GRANt ARE YOU THE MAN? coven and reuphototertag. AGE BETW"EBN ONE PART-TIME ^'tortat. 4 boura CH,»>,HA.beTbl»Vt».. OK Budget terms. Established to SECRETARIES - Typists - per night. 5 nights. Manches­ To Jala a«r fasa grvwtog lealaaraai 1945. Days. 524-0154 evenings. ter. 9499334 after 4 p.m. He wUl.teM* yon all abo«l thla eaeltiBg AND ONE HUNDRED? ClertH and other office skills. hails iil-« a ed salary wMla hiMate ROBIN BiALONE 6 y r o b J d i s q s t s Offorod 13 5497590 Interested to ooemcitica? Like Many needed for aaelgnments meeting people? Then use your n*ar home. Temporary, tuU- ■weee stinking jongls MR. SMART MLISHKCOM, p e r ALAKlf OLD ALAN UGHT ikucaONIG, bulk dellv TOP COMPA.VY BE.VE9TfS SNOW Plowing—Sidewalks, $5 ery, yards, attics, cellan spare Un>e selltog AVON CXJS ttn u or 93 p.m. Iftg h ^ pay. tU0 Keep u s yer, s Fark an' p e n .' TM0 FLONmn le yoUfiG F oH-md/ b p p no fee. Staff Bullden. 11 Asy- &ze0c/ suPFosep i£> Aye WP FIND SUCH A .per bouse, driveways extra. clewed and removed. Also odd METTCS to y tm neighborhood. EXPERIENCED DIE oppoETt’Nmr you aovancescent FOft what? a stinking him St.. Hartford. 2T97610. GRASPIWa FIONBR FOR TOWERS OF fawuvt NATION / rneeno^wfipeya 872-6869. Jobe. 944-8962. OsU CLAWS OF FNFMiyBHRCVMf KNOW WHATfHArMCANSr latervtewe held AoUy si Mu> elans 391 Mlddte Tpim., YOU ARE A-1. Truck U A-1. WAITRESS—5 nights. 9 U p.m., WANTED — Babysitter In your SET UP M AN SIFSFKl^P home for two children, days. Wtat, MaaHiraIrr. tmtwiaa the haata eC 911 a.na. MUSHIZOOM LITTLE SPORTS BY H O U 80N Cellars, attics^ yarda. drive­ Mondsy-Fiiday. Good pay for le ti lUpl I Isr D ial 9 5 P-na. 7-9 pm . peuGWA-rtf ways sealed and smaU truck- right persoB. Apply to parsoa. CsU 949MU. 11^ dowe A-1 right. Can Tre- 14 ■we Ferip trains T C. J.'s. 273 Brood St. SALESOIRLA for evening shift. AWosmepa maiwt ituekteg Service toll- LEON aesaynskl buOder—new 7 p.m. to midnight. FuU or ATTLY O F A free. 743-9487. homes custom built, remodel- ASSlSTAlCr b o o fck ee^ S p BURGER CASTLE soufu grim Mills Is opening another part-time. No experience nec­ AL StARnfO Servlcea (former­ tog. addlUaos. rsc rooms, ga­ AMeeicAH rages. kltchena remodeled. fabric store. We need a sharp essary, wUl tram. Please ap­ IONA Monufocfiirlng SYSTEMS, faic. JUN<5L^.,i ly M A M Rubblah) Attica, cel- gal to asotst tbs bookkaeper ply In ^rsoB or call Mister V teia. garagea. old bams clean­ tioth tile, cement work. Mepa IM t ef Oewral Mgaal Carp Oigwrt M.. MsaiOaOar dormers. Reahtenflsl or oom- with payroll and aeeounte pay­ Domll. 949827T. 2H West Mid­ ed out. Light trucking. appB- able. Plcaae call *49-4422. dle ‘Tpke. > * ^ ^ li-VI (oncaa, furniture. 5492515. mericaL Call 5*94291. [2^

J ■ f RAGE TWENTY-TWO MANOHEa^iiSK EVENING H ^A LD , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY; DECEMBER 29, 1969 / KANGHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE O u t o ff T o w n THERF OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE OntoffTown O u tef Town- F o r R o n t 66 F o r S d o 7 5 F o r S a t e 7 5 the second inauguration of Mkr- I'M EARL'/,'.“ Tim e Gunboats 008 on Tuesday. CLASSIFIED , P r iv /iu g t o fO R AMOTMER CUP EAST HARTFORD, prime area MARLBOROUGH—<17,500 lake- Skating - Coasting DraftCaU ROCKVILLE'S finest — Rook- Agnew told newsmen ahoafd VJORK.CARBUMCLE OF COFFEE? 8 rooms, aluminum sided view, 4% room Ranch. Plre- his- plane es they crossed the land Terrace Apartments, v/Eer ORPiMARlLV MAS raised Rimch, bunt-ins, fire- fdaced living room, autmnatic Stir France Pacific that the Nixon edmlnle- Highland Ave. 3V4 large rooms MONTM IT In February with plenty of closet space, c l e a r SAlLlMO I place, family room, eissiun- heat, modem cabineted Utcb- tratlon will not pressure South ADVERTISING (OunUuned from Page Oae) heat, hot water, refrigerator, AMP ARRIVED ' able mortgage, $30,900. Meyer en, two bedrooms, sun-room, Afletnamese President Nguym huge screened porch, %■ acre CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS range, hood, disposal, dish­ wiTM Tim e t o Agency, Realtor. 643-0609. shore oil rigs. A film of the “nileu to broaden the base Oa Up to 19,000 wooded lot. Warren E. How­ 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. washer, wall to wall carpeting. 6PARE - 0. Private terrace and swimming VERNON — 1968, 3 or 4 bed­ land, Realtors, 643-1108. Coasting is allowed In Center WASHDrOTON (AP) —The Double S&H Stamps Every Wed. room Ranch, recreation room ever, showed a cannon mounted ” We think that he l u made Springs Park until dark. Pentagon announced today a pool. Immediate occupancy. SIX-ROOM Cape, located on COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Only $155 monthly 875-37T5, with fireplace, 2-car garage, on at least one. amoziiig progress under a very Skiipg hours tonight at North- draft call of 19,000 men in VW>- two acres of land. Ideal loca­ FRESH MEATY C/osMf Msw YaaFa Eva at 7 p .«. and all day Naw YaaVa Dayl 4:M P.M. DAT BEFOBE PVBUOATION 875-7466. large treed lot, city water, Norwegian shipping executive ®^cult set of circumstances view on Hercules Dr. will be ruary, a siwtp increase os«r tion for pony or horse. Only January. sale price $33,900. Call Mitten Ole Martin Slem said he repre- continues to pro- from 6:30 to 9:30. Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:80 p.m. Frida; $17,900. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ A Pentagon spokesman noted VERNON—Large 6-room apart­ Agehcy, Realtors, 643-6930. sented the company, Storboat ***^ to exhibit a desire to No skating is aUowed. tsi U. S OM —Alt rif kN r9Mrr*a . tor, 649-4585. that the highto* draft call for Boasting ment, IVi baths, no .utilities, # luf Usi*»4 r—4y«s tyOfts. Iac. Oil Co. of Panama, and that It tooaden his government," Ag- Outdoors sports information la SAM CRISPMO'a TOUR COOPEBATION WILL m AI AA9 1 VERNON — 5^-room Ranch, available by calling 643-4700. February foltowa four months of children accepted. Security. had taken over "five fast-going *“***• BE appreciated UIAL 04J-2711 646-2620. heated- rec room, treed lot, low quotas. Chickens W anted— Real Estate 77 motorboate” in Cherbourg some president also said a wialk-out basement, excellent The Februsry induction quota B u t J ust le t Ume ago. But be refused to say received in Honolulu ROCKVILLE — new 3-room locatlim. Only $21,600. Hayes LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre­ fita rougUy Into Secretary of 3% TO 4 Him o v e r sl e e p □ 0 n n vdiether the firm haif Israeli from A^. John S. New York G ty Continued From Prucudinq Pogt apartment, wall to wail car­ Agency, 646-0131. age. Large, unzoned porc^, McOoin Jr., U.S. commander in Defense Itolvin R. Laird's pre­ LB. AVG. SUPREME FOODS AMP HE'S s u r e f n n connections or who its owners diction that draft calls for 1970 peting, stove, refrigerator and all areas. Louis Dlmock Real­ the Pacific, wee "m ore opUmis- 3 8 < I SOUTH Windsor—^Large 7-room were. Transit Workers will total about 225,000 men, a Apartments Hat*-- Apartments ITafs ■ dishwasher, $145 monthly. 876- TO g e t stu c h n ty, Realtors, 649-9823. . . . a bit m a n optlmlstle” 5979, 875-6782. Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, A s^kesm an^fer the Norwe- than a briefin-r he r S e d in decrease of about 68,000 from FRESH GENUINE CHICKENS, Tenements 63 Tenements 63 BEHlHPASUNtW ABLE, ACTIVE buyers waiting Vote to Strike recreation room, garage, large glan Foreign Ministry said the Honolulu last May. He sold the 1969. : 8 UPEBMJIBKET ROCKVILLE — 54 Proopect St., PRiVER ALL THE lot. $25,900. Phllbrick A g e n e f, for single end multl-famfly POUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. French wm^cemmt that the vietnamlzaUon program of re- NEW YORK (AP) — Utalon The February quota, which LM S LB. 58« MANCHESTER — One-bed- 3-room, first-floor apartment. m i - Realtors, 646-4200. homes. Immediate service. Heat, hot water, centrally lo- boats had been sold to Norwe- placing U.S. combat troops with transit workers have voted to will send 18,200 men into the MANCHESTER room Garden type apartment. Stove and refrigerator includ­ Warren E. Howland, Realtor, cate.1. Adults only. 643-2171 gians was apparently made to south Vietnamese forces *‘is strike the city’s subway and bus Army and 800 tn the Marines, S ^ o s r s : Mob. tAni Sal 9a , to9p.a. Available now. Heat, and ap­ ed. $90. Four rooms, second < r . f - ; TOLLAND — Four - room ex­ 648-1108. BREASTS LB. 6S« days. pandable Cape. Breezeway, at­ cover up the reM buyers. It said going very well, very weU in- system on New Tear's Dsy if with U,800 in Janu- pliances Included. $145 and floor apartment, etove and re­ ary. tached garage. Large lot on 'a l l CASH for your property no license had been granted for deed.” they do not hav« a contract set­ $160 per month. Paul W. Dou- frigerator Included. $100. Call Montly draft cans last year FOUR — ROOM apartment sec­ quiet country road. Near park­ wtthln 24 hours. Avoid red ta p e. Import o t the boats jf jp Nor­ tlement by then. gan. Realtor, 649-4535. James J. Gessay at 875-0134. , o ranged from 22,000 a month to ond floor, with heat, adults, no '6J N way. Asking $22,000. T.J. instant service. Hayes Agency, way. The Foreign Mitiltoy said Mayor John V. lindsay caHed more than 33,000 a month until U.S. CHOICE TWO ROOMS and kitchen, pets. Call atter 5:30, 649-9004. HEBRON New two-bedroom ) (2 - 2g o Crockett Realtor, 875-6279. 646-0131. It was highly unlikely that the the strike vote Sunday the be- ^ a t, hot water and appliances, apartment with wall to wall boats left Cherbourg flying Nbr- the fall when President Nixon EDGERTON Gardens — Near Coal Miners glnnlng of a "final countdown” centrally located, on bus line. carpeting, OB appliances, weglon flags or with Norwegian sharidy cut them hack, refieot- hospital. Deluxe -one-bedroom In negotiations between the Lease and security required. heat and hot water. Quiet lo­ officers aboard. ing the growing momentum of apartments. Walt to wall car­ H o i k m For Sate 72 H o u s m For Sate 72 Lots For Sate Transport Workers Union, Adults only, $85. Call 649-1359 cation. Call 228-9300. 73 Prof. LoVC Fillds QuCS Call Strike the U.S. withdrawal from Viet­ )FOT ROAST peting, appliances and utilities Along the battle lines in the AFL-CIO, and the Transit Au­ nam. S M O i g E P ' between 5-7 p.m. CENTER of Town, . .approxl- MidcHe East, Israeli Jets raided etc., $155-$160. J.D. Real Es­ ELLINGTON — Plnney Brook EXCEPTIONAL 10-room Coloni­ thority. The PUntagOtt stretched out MANCHESTER — Modern, Im­ mately 2% acres, all In “B” Continued from Page One) 118 MAIN ST. — 3-room apart­ tate Associates, 643-5129. Apartments. New large deluxe al, center of town, 4 large bed­ To Statue of Love Goddess a Jordanian radar station Sun­ T l| e Mayor asked all, prtnei- the 29,000-man quota fbr Octo­ maculate Garrison Oolonial. zone. All uUllUes on the site. day night after daylight strikes ment , heat end appliances, 3V4-room unit In brick one- H i baths, family room, fire­ rooms, full bath, completely mated they employed a total of pels In the talks to Join him at a ber over the entire Ootober-No- paneled living room, dining Ideal for multiple dwellings. aboults has remained a mys­ against targets in Egypt and $'25. Security required. 646- story garden apartment build­ place, 2-car garage, central SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — 1,200 men. meeting today at 1 p.m. at the vemher-December period. F u rn is h u d room and study. Modern T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- tery. Jordan, the Isradi command _ 59‘ 2426, 9-5. ing, total electric, built-in oven Prof. Iris Love says she has The walkout Is concentrated Americana Hotel. He made the Under currently approved K location. Quick occupancy. Bel kitchen, H hath, 2 paneled 1677. Cnidus Is on a Turkish penin­ said. A spokesman said the primarily■■ - in- Kanawha ^ ^ request after a meeting with the Apartmunts 63-A and range, refrigerator, dis­ Air Real Estate, Vincent A. found the temple of Aphrodite of plans, the United States will U.S CHOICE LEAN MANCHESTER —Two - bed­ posal, alr-conditloner, Interior rooms in basement, ^ bath, sula Jutting into the Agean Sea. three hour raid against the ra­ he said. "We haven’t yet seen "'«n panel Sunday night, FURNISHED or unfurnished, 8- Bogglnl, Realtor, 643-9332. CHOICE of several buUdlng lots Cnidus, the Greek goddess of have reduced its Vietnam com­ room deluxe Garden type brick wall, formal dining area. oversized 2-car garage, large with city utUiUes. Ranging In "The ancient city began to dar station was in reprisal for any picket action outside our strike authorization was mitment by more than 106,000 4 a 9 8 < room apartment In private love,'and the possible base of a mm STiRKs apartment. Available now. Basement laundry and storage. ASSUMABLE mortgage, 6% lot. $39,500. CaU 643-9764. price from $5,000 and up. Phil- wither In 5 A.D. and by 7 A.D. 120 "acts of aggression” area.” voted unanimously by 6,000 un- men as of mld■^Atu1I. Heat, appliances, carpets in­ home. Pleasant, convenient nude statue of the gocfdess by U.S CHOICE FIRST CUTS $135 per month. Adults only, per cent, 7-room Cape. Modem brick Agency, Realtors, 646- was deserted,” Prof. Love said. lAimched from Jordanian soil in A spokesman for the wide- lontaU meeting at Manhattan At the same time, the Penta- location. Working adults, 643- TWO FAMILY, 4% - 4 rooms, PnaxtteleB which has inspired clu d e. $185 monthly. Paul W. no pets. Call James J. Ges- kitchen, formal dining room, 4200. "The statue may have been the past week. spread Consolidation Coal Co., Center. They represented 86,000 ggu ordered a cutback of 4 . Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. 2880. first floor vacant, separate fur­ many IrmiltaJtorB. OUjOE STBAKS 4 7 t sey at 876-0134. three bedrooms, finished rec deetroyed in a lime kiln, might A Jordanian military spokes­ owner o t CotaOl No. 9 mine in Transit Authority employes, more than 260,000 in the over-all y .S . CHOICE DEUaOUS naces, 100' frontage. Invest­ Now she hopes to turn up the have been buried when pagan MANCHESTER — Two - room TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ room with bar in basement. ment property. CaU owner, man said five Jordanians were which 78 men were killed In a employee of private bus strength of the U.8. armed s. J it ROCKVILLE, 8. Regan St., 4- statue itself, which would be one statues were outlawed, or it disaster 13 monflis ago, said on Unas serving Manhattan. and efficiency. Excellent location. ment. Heat, hot water, stove, Acre lot. $22,900. Phllbrick 646-1919 between 11 a.m.-l p.m. O ut off Town killed and eight were wounded forces, reducing the need for LONDOlIJRea LB. $1.09 refrigerator. Apply Marlow's, room, 2-bedroom, second floor, of the greatest archaeological may have been left somewhere in the raid. Four of the dead unsuccessful attempt had been Queens, and 1,800 members of draftees. Walk to stores and bus. $135 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. finds in history. 867 Main St., Manchester. new, apartment. Total electric, MANCHESTER — Two-family F o r S o l o 7 5 In the city. and seven of the wounded were made by women pickets to close the Amalgamated Traiudt Un­ MeanwJiUe, the govenunent a 6 6 t monthly including everything. Miss Love, a Long Island Uni­ built-in oven range, refrigera­ NEW RAISEID Ranch, 6 rooms, flat, 6 down 4 up, downstairs "Cnidus is virtually virgin ter­ military men, the spokesman its 400-man Loveridge mine in ton, AFL-CIO. has put Into effect a new ran­ l. 8 8 ( Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- SOUTH Windsor — 6% room versity archaeologist, publicly S T e u w i ^ sISSSrWBiiF THREE-ROOM apartment, fur­ tor, disposal, basement laun­ plus garage and large lot. $26,- has been completely remodel­ ritory for excavation. We’ve said. The rest were civilians. the northern part of the state. Matthew Gulnan, TWU inter- dom selection system of draft­ 4635. Ranch, one - third down as announced her discovery of the U.S CHOICE BONELESS nished, private bath and en­ dry and storage area. One 000. For full details call the ed, fine residential area. Both made an absolutely fascinating Israel said all Its planes re­ All other Consol mines were national president, Urid the wild- ing young men. . . ( sumes 5-$i per cent mortgage. temple Saturday before the 70th 6 9 lAOKING for anything in real trance, utilities, no pets. 224 child permitted, no pdts, $135. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- apartments vacant upon sale. find,” she said. turned safely. Egypt claimed working, he said. ly cheering overflow meeting Immediate occupancy. Rec annual meeting of the Archaeo­ n n s o r ^ ^ CLUB STIAKS LB. $1.98 estate rentals — apartments Charter Oak, 643-8368. per month. Call James J. Ges- 3930. T.J. Crockett. Realtor, 643- The group began excavating two Israeli Jets, one ot them an The women pickets were be- that "not a bus will roll In this room, double garage, $23,600. logical Institute of America. An EXTRA, homes, multiple dwellings, no in 1967, and imeartbed several F4 Phantom recently delivered Iteved to be widows of men city, not a subway win roll In 26-30 to _ l^ ^ $1.29 U.S CHOICE say, at 875-0134. MANCHESTER — Six - room 1677. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. oversize scidptbred finger was G £ Draftsmen LB. fees. OsU J D. Real Estate ancient theaters, a council by the United States were shot •‘Uleil to the Ccmsol No. 6 dlsas- tidB city come 8 a.m. Jan. 1” If Ranch. Fireplace, family . a 78^ Associates. Inc. 648-5129 BusiiMss Locations MANCHESTER —6-room Cape SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch Hill. found near the base of a statue. house and other buildings in the down during the _ daylight___ _ tor. CALIP. S TIA K S room, walk - out basement. a contract la not reached. May Join Strike For Ront 64 on the west side. Built by An- Raised Ranch, modem kitch­ She said her 25-member expe­ coastal city. strikes. Black Lung Association, a yiio oM ocntract expires at $1.39 U.S CHOICE CAUF. 96 WEST Middle Tpke., 4%- Business Property Trees. City utilities. Near bus, saldl, V/i baths, full shed dition found the ruins of Cnidus The Turkish government 1b re­ LB. en with bullt-lns formal din­ Cairo also claimed that Egyp- miner-dominated group, called midnight on New Tear’s Eve. PITTSFIELD. Maae. (AP) — room duplex. Heat, hot water, NEWLY remodeled office, part­ school. Low 20's. Hayes Agen­ dormer, rear porch, and nice last Jidy 20—the same dhy man taining possession of all discov­ CHUCK ROAST L * For Sate 70 ing room, cathedral ceUing tien naval commandos raided for a general strike Ejfforta to negotiate a new con- Union draftsmen at the General JiC electric stove,- refrigerator, ga­ ly furnished on Main St., heat cy, 646-0131. first walked on the moon. lot with trees. Sensibly priced and fireplaces in living room eries, Miss Love said, ’’but Israeli strmigpolnts on the occu- ‘ mldnl«rht Sunday have been led by a media- Electric Co. plant eay they wUl U.S CHOICE BOHE.IN A A a rage. Available Immediately. included. $90. Call 648-9678. “ I plan to return In June and that’s all right.” MANCHESTER — 20,000 square ALTON ST. —^Vacamt home at $24,500 with a $13,000 as­ and family room, two full pied Sinai coast of the Gulf of ~ imUl Nixon signed panel romposed of Theo- meet neoct Sunday to decide Call 649-2865 before 6 p.m. sumable FHA mortgage. Im­ look for the statue,” she said ’ Aphrodite had links with the [RIsADl STIA k ^ O T ^ OFFICE suite lor rent. Excel­ foot masonry Industrial build­ that owners want sold. Eight baths, two-car garage, three- Suez, destroying an Isnaeli ar- The Black Lung group y f uheel, Vincent D. Me- whether to strike. mediate occupancy. T. J. Sunday. moon and I think it's appropri­ ISCOTTIES CALYPSO |e-M | lent Center St. location. Suit­ ing, I'/i acres, cen'tt'al location, rooms In all, 1% baths, alum­ .zone heat, wooded lot. Phll­ mored car and kiUing its occu­ alM was active in last winter's oonneU and Joseph B. O’Grady. A spokeamsn for the 600 Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. The Aphrodite, sculpted in 4 ate we foimd her temple the all utilities. Many jx>8slbilltlea, inum siding, two-car garage, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- pants. Israel denied that the at­ strike. FREE 100 able for doctor, attorney, real B.C. by Praxiteles, was the same day man first walked on The' state Taylor Law makes members of local 140 ot fhe JAN. 1ST. including commercial use. oversized lot, etc. etc. This 4200. tack had taken place. Nixon has until midnight Jan. TACUL TISSUI MN greee SteM S ^ FROZEN FOODS estate office. Ground floor. All MANCHESTER — Seven-room world’s first large female nude the moon,” Miss Love said. It Illegal tor city employes, ta- American Foderation of Technl- r Hayes Agency, 646-0131. home Is loaded with extras. 1 to act on the h01. ellheey 3 te. beg eff ■ utilities, parking. Call 649-1680. Clonlal, three bedrooms, IH HEBRON — 5>^-room Ranch statue. It has been copied at ”I guess it’s also appropriate On the Israeli-occupied west cluding employes of the Transit cal Elnglneers said the meeting and D AIR Y OCCUPANCY or 649-3540. Drive by 78 Alton and see the bank of the Jordan River, The United Mine Workers of Authority, to go on strike. was to be held Sunday but aras |m O*s 4 te r 3 9 ^ MANCHESTER —Center—Pos­ baths, fireplace, closet space on heavUy wooded lot, fuU leaM 62 ttmes, mostly by Ro­ that someone with my name is outside, then call and let us troops and helicopters searched America, which represents most However, Gulnan warned the postpotied because of the storm. FIVE-ROOM suite of front Main sible office and residence com­ galore, 2-car garage, Numer­ basement, rear porch, many mans, but its exiaet where- seeking the goddess of love.” of the nation’s coal miners, said SINOLETON FROZEN 4H room Town House apart­ show yoq through. Chance to the atony hills around the town If Transit Authority against mak- The poMponemsnt postponement means tne the i^eMOss. R ffPV ^ St. offices, 100 per cent loca­ bination. Six-room Oolonial, 2- ous extras. Morrison Realtor, extras included in the sale ment, 2 baths, air-condi­ make a tremendous buy. T.J. of Hebron for guerrillas who walkout “ Wo o u r mim “ **'® mistake Of substituting draftsmen will work beyond the tion near banks, air-condition­ car garage. Bus line. $24,900. 643-1015. price. Fine residential area. ' X V.. tioning, stove, refrigerator, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. ambushed an Israeli bus Satur­ X k e s ^ Tay>or Law for collective Sunday night eocplration data of Cocktail ShriMft ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- APPLES I disposal, patio with sliding MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape, Blocking of Freedom Leads day night and killed an Ameri­ ^kes, a sp i^ sn ^ said. »,arxaInlnB-—it lust won’t work ’’ toelr contract, he said. MeeM eate 8i«r«Mi Mas*. t«nM f H Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. FOUR-FAMILY — consisting of 1577. There are about 200,000 working *t wot t worx. draftsmen voted last rsigaigwMOee. ■ glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ BEST HOME—This Is the first garage, treed lot, central loca­ can tourist-in a hail of bullets. 20 OZ 0-6-4 and 3H rooms. City utili­ miners in the Country. Employes of the Transit Au- ^ tiful, beautiful. Call SMALL STORE near 100 per time this well established busi­ tion, quick occupancy. Bel Air The body of Leo Holz, 48, of BAG ties, handy location at the low, Sam KoznoeW, a toader of a toority currently average $4.02 cent Main Street location. Ap­ ness has been offered for sale. Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- To U.S. Violence AHA Told Brooklyn, N.Y., was expected to raise offered by OE, plus addi­ FREE 100 low price of $26,900. Phllbrick small group of women among hour. tion^ Increases at the end of MIXED PKKUS' AN Nreea fte«p ply Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Always 100 per cent full with ginl. Realtor, 648-9332. By ROBERT O. MAYNARD political process and into the be flown home today for burial Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. those widowed by the Consol are demanding a 649-6661 649-2179 back log of applicantr. Present The Washington Poet streets." In New York (31ty. His widow each year of the pre^osed two wMk eay 9 tes.ar ei _ ROLY BAG __ ^______REDUCED — Owner transfer­ NOTICE No. 9 dlaaster, urged the miners ***® '^^®®'‘ year contract. owner willing to assist with fi­ WASHINGTON — ’Hie high FYirthermore, WaUace said was under sedation at a Jerusa­ 40 to 30 hours, a 30 per cent In­ GARRISON Colonial — All the red, Colonial brick Cape, 4 Saturday to pick up the old MODERN STORE, 20’x70’ 840 nancing to a responsible party. that most American violence lem hotel. The Popular Front The draftsmen, alOTg with Conn«d Ham MANCHESTER — New five- rooms are exceptionally large. bedrooms, 2 baths, porch, 2- incidence of violence in Ameri­ mine slogan, “ no law, no coal.” crease to wages, and greatly Main St. Call 622-8114. For further details call the PUBLIC HEARING was “repressive In character, for the Liberation of Palestine 5,000 other employes at the room apartment In two-fam­ 24' living room, 24’ bedroom, can life might be a reflection of She said in a statement "thou­ Improved penslona. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. car garage. Principals only. and it does not appear. . .that claimed to have made the at­ plant, have remained on the Job ily home. Three bedrooms. etc. Formal dining room, fire­ ADDm ON AL the frustrations that burden In- sands of coal miners will be de­ 646-4200. 643-8446. the great bulk of it was Insti­ tack. during the 18-week-old strike of 2 8 < Available Immediately. Range, place, porch, garage. Beautiful­ APPROPRIA’nONS divlduails in a society that places nied compensation tor pneumo­ H o um s F o r R o n t 65 gated by dominant groups in other untons against OE. disposal, carpeting throughout. ly landscaped yard. Custom BOARD OF DIRECTORS a heavy emphasis on personal coniosis and until numbers will Hippies May Save PACK DEUaOUS ATTRACTIVE Five-room Cape built for present owner. $29,900. freedom, an Amherst College defense of their positions of die tn single accidents or by Garage. $190 monthly plus TOWN OF MANCHESTER, American Cities utilities. Paul W. Dougan, Cod, with elootrlc range, frost- Investinunt Proparty Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, LEGAL professor said here Sunday. power and privilege. American scores.” Post O ffice Gives PIKIA 646-4200. CONNECTICUT Prof. John William Ward told violence. • .has been largely pri­ Angry Rebels She headed a delegation of BOSTON (AP) — “ The hlpide 100 Realtor, 649-4535. free rcfrlgeni/tor, washer, alr- For Sate 70-A FAB conditloner, big lot and garage. a meeting of the American His­ vate. largely repressive.” about nine widows who hoped to may be the vanguard of the •TAMP NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Nash Bad T aste FAMILY MANCHESTER — Northwood References and security, $235 PEARL St. — We are offering MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais­ torical Association that Ameri­ He suggested that a reason meet with Nixon later In the middle class as well as Ms off- iTii Hill ■nnM M i Apartments. Available Imme­ ed Ranch, four to five bed­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER the Board of Directors, Town the violence committed by the Greet Agnew day. after flying from Fairmont shoot,” a Rutgers University NEW YORK (AP) — Ogden 27 OZ. i monthly. Call 876-6486. for Immediate sale a 14-room The Planning and Zoning cans are taught to believe that 4 9 < diately, one and two-bedroom rooms, bullt-lns dishwasher, of Manchester, CcmnecUcut, state does not cause resent­ professor says, and hippie com­ Nash, the American writer and Duplex dwelling, currently be­ Commission will hold public they are free to make of their (Contlimed from Page One) to Washington. B a a f R o o f t split level apartments, central carpeting, rec room, wooded will hold a Public Hearing in ment is that "no matter how munes may trigger a reversal humorist, has problems with the Sm< ais S aomm Hmn. UaM I ing operat'd as rooming house hearings on January 5, 1970 at Uvea what ttiey can. with noth­ MRS SMITH'S FAMILY air-conditioning, baths, car­ Out of Town lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. the Hearing Room at the Mu­ much it killed. It was innocent, of the decay of urban neighbor­ post office. with annual gross rental of 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal ing to encumber their progress speech, free press and public port, private basement, balco­ 646-0131. nicipal Building, 41 Center for It merely did the bidding of Sen. Young Remarries hoods. “Stomiis still testa bad, but F o r R o n t 66 nearly $7,000. You could oc­ Building to hear and consider but themselves. education. ny and other luxury features. Street, Manchester, Connecti­ others.” Dr. George W. Carey told a they won’t stick,” Nosh wrote to A P P iE jy ls cupy half of the house and still 5^ ROOM Ranch, brick front, 3 the following petitions: When that ideal meets the "You have meaningful debate ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — J.D. Real Estate Associates, COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch cut, Tuesday, January 6, 1970, Another reason there has Sen. Milton R. Young, R-N.D., session of the American Asso­ a letter in today’s editions of the enjoy a gross rental of $3,500. bedrooms, fireplace, garage, DAVID A ANN BARTLETT— reality of failure for some. Ward over your national goals and 30 OZ. Inc., 648-6129. with or without option, $135. at 8:00 p.m. to consider and act been so little violence imtil i)ow how reeponslble natlonailsm oan has married Patricia Byrne, his ciation for the Advancement of New York Times In which ho Of course the rooming house park-llke yard. Immediate oc­ ZONE CHANGE — said, “ There is no piace to turn PKO. monthly. Call 528-0586. on the followring: against the state itself, Wallace Science Sunday that exotic Ufo complained that he had to use use could be eliminated ar.d cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes MAIN STREET rage and frustration excqpt in­ help you attain them,” he said, secretary since 1946. FREE 100 4 4 < styles ini hippie communities at- cellulose tape to keep stamps this ideally located homo ward against one’s self, and no said he decided, "is perhaps adding that such assets "make The senator Is 72. His first JOY Agency, 646-0181. ITEM 1 To change the zoning Proposed additional appro­ tract U)e attention of the mass from falling off Ws letters, fOor§m way to understand It except as that no one group has ever this an excellent place for me to wife died last June 8. BIRDSEYE TOPPIMQ would provide fine living facll- from Residence A to Resi­ priation to General Fui^ k- if FIRST Offering — Excellent 5- taken the sUte, in Itself, seri­ begin my on-the-spot Asian edu- The wedding ceremony was media, which in turn draws oos- "I claim that the post office lUes for 2 families. Robert J. dence C for the rear land at Budget 1969-70, Sidewalks an irrational and aberrant pat­ Good Taste room Colonial, tile bath, plas­ tern on behavior.” ously enough to bother trying cation.’’, performed _ Saturday______-at Our — mopoUtan members of the up- should ^ l y a roll of Sc<^h COOL WHIP Smith Inc. 963 Mam St. 649- 116 Main Street. The front por­ and Curb Account, $2,558.36 Popping Com Scene Stealer tered walls, full insulation, to overthrow It.” Only la handful of people gath- Lady Queen, of Peace Roman per classes, who In turn o t t ^ ^ 3 9 < 6241. tion of said lot Is zoned Resi­ to be financed from cur­ Ward said that the American fireplace, hot water oil heat, ideology of personal freedom Wallace suggests yet another ered albng Agnew s route from Catholic church by Msgr. John new shop-, ^ve^ ‘ I LARQE dence C to a depth of approxi­ rent servloes - receipts paid reason for so UtUe violence Sullivan an Army chaplain at ments and professional Inter- I d like to go back where I attached garage—city utilities, mately 120 feet. “ leads to a^ massive frustna- the airport into Manila, but sev » OZ. by 'beneCttting a b u tb ^ . against the state in a soclefy in Ft. Monroe, Va. ests. oame frram: 1902.” 4 4 < near bus line, shopping and JARVIS ENTERPRISES, INC. tion which easily spills over into eral hundred were at the monu­ H o m m For Sate 72 which violence seems so fre­ ment to Independence hero Jose school. Owner anxious to sell. — ZONE CHANGE — McKBB Proposed additional oppro- violent behavior when the real­ quently to occur: Rlzal, where Agnew laid a WOODY’S 4 VARIETIES TASTY Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. STREET A WEST CENTER prtatlon to General Fund ity of the social situation, the $21,900 — COLONIAL, 5 rooms, '■ . . . Individuals who might wreath. Soldiers stood in small [fisttr’s Chtki STREET Budget 1969-70, Board of lived experience of pe^e, 100 2-cnr garage, bam, 2 acre* OXFORD Street — Seven-room belong to a discontented subor­ groups along the visitor’s route, ITEM 2 To change the zoning DirectorB Account tor Drug blocks and prevents them from beautiful open land. Hutchins Colonial In choice area. Older dinate group . . . in an economic two security helicopters circled from Residence A to Business Advisory Cbuncil $8,000.00 acting out what they are told wML 1-1— JU*** Agency Realtor. 649-5324. home completely rebuilt. capacity, might belong to a overhead, and several hundred II for a parcel at the north­ to be financed tram on In­ Is ideally possible.” SKIlP YOUR FOR Three rooms down, three up dominant group in a racial ca­ riot police were at the U.S. Em­ $133 east com er of McKee Street Ward was one of a panel of FAIJtNOR DRIVE — Sbe-room plus finished attic. Two full crease In MiBceUaneouB pacity and thus feel represent­ bassy, but there were no hostile Popar Plotas 8 5 1 and West Center Street Inter­ Revenue. four academicians who discussed Cape. New roof, siding, fire­ baths, modem kitchen. Only ed by the state in at least some demonstratlOTs. place, enclosed porch. Excel­ section with frontages of ap­ the history and uses of violence NEW YEAR’S EVE V-'/: $27,500. T. J. Crockctit, Real­ manner. The only exception to Mrs. Agnew arrived with proximately 254 feet on Mc­ Proposed additional appro­ in American society at the 84th lent residential area. Near tors, 648-1577. this has been the blacks, who bandages on her left hand. She Kee Street and 146 feet on priation to General Fund annual meeting of the American sciiools. $23,000. Hayes Agen­ have consistently been on the burned her hand with a book of cy, 646-0131. West Center Street . Budget 1969-70, Poitoe De­ Historical Association at the OAC MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, bottom of society.” matches Friday en route from ALEXANDER JARVIS—ZONE partment $8,000.00 for Spe- Sheraton Park and Shoreham Farm Fresh Produce separate furnaces, tile baths, Prof. Ward, who commented Washington to California, but a .11. LAN7€RN SIX ROOMS plus Cape — 8 bed­ Hotels, newly painted, porches, one CHANGE — CENTER STREET dal Services, to be financed favorably on the WaUace paper, Pototo Stix rooms, plus partially finished spokesman said the burns were 10 block from Main St. Owner 648- A ADAMS STREET by an increase in Current The assassinations of a num­ as did Prof. H i ^ Davis CAUFORHIA FRESH ICEBERO room, that can be made Into ITEM 3 To change the zoning Servicea. ber of leading American politi­ not serious. VERMON T MAID >-|.l 5945. Graham of Johns Hopkins Uni­ The vice president arrived small study or anything you from Residence AA to Resi­ cal figures and the uprisings In versity, said: amid a revival of the furor over HOUSE! For please. Fireplaced living room, MANCHESTER, 3 bedroom Co­ dence A for a parcel at the Propoeed additional appro- cities and on campuses have ■'We seem not to have done 12 ot. Bot, upstairs attractively finish­ American aid to PhUlpplne SYROF lonial, formal dining room, northwest com er of Center piiatlan to Oenenal Fund brought violence to the fore as well by the fact of Uie terrible 10 EAST CEMnS ST., MAHCHESnS LETTITCE ed In knotty pine. Full base­ kitchen with walnut stain cabi­ Street and Adams Street in­ Budget 1969-70, Board of Ed­ a subject of concern on the troops in Vietnam. violence that has marked our FiUplno Sen. Salvador H. Lau­ ment. Excellent area. Con­ nets, water and sewers, as­ tersection with frontages of ucation $12,219.00 fob Voca­ American scene. The set piece : . I I i‘i. history. We have not done so rel, Just back from e trip to FIRM venient to schools and shop­ sumable FHA mortgage, own­ approximately 180 feet on tional Education Programs, for the discussion Sunday was well because we are not Just Washington, said,Sen. J. Wil­ HEAD i ping. Immediate occupancy. er transferred. Immediate oc­ Center Street and 186 feet on to be financed by Increase a paper by Michael WaUace of historians; we are Americana. liam F ulbri^t, D-'Ark. was cor­ e a . Good bujr at $23,600. Call Paul cupancy, $26,900. Owner. 643- Adams Street. in State Grants. a Columbia Univeifrity, a grad­ We are ourselves deeply im­ rect in implying that the 2,300 A COUPLE W. Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. 9201. i ALEXANDER JARVIS — ZONE uate student. LOOK WHAT WHITE TU N A plicated in the pattern of vio­ Philippine noncombet troops $ 2 2 NEWI CALIPORHIA EASY. CHANGE—WEST CBaiTER Proposed addittozud appro­ He concluded In his paper SUMMIT ST. —Ten-room sin­ CHESTER Drive, 6-room Cape, lence in our history and by the sent to Vietnam were virtually STREET (Interior land) priation to Fire District that Americans have paid in­ CROCHET gle, six rooms down and four new kitchen, roof, paint, like very fact that we have largely "m ercenaries” because the CABB^es ITEM 4 To change the zoning Special Fuixl 1969-70 Budget sufficient interest In the past to ignored It." LB. up. 2Vk, baths. Needs redecor­ new condition, fenced In yard, United States allegedly paid $45 GETS YOU! 9 < from Residence B to Business to TRANSFER to Fire Dto- the violence in the country be­ CAUF. SUNKIST ating. Immediate occupancy. garage. $22,900. Hayes Agency milllOT tor their servlcee. II for a parcel of 23,500 square Uict Special Reserve Find MAnsaUMOMCEPar \ Pine residential area. Senaibly 646-0131. cause "lltUe of our violence has Defense Secretary Ernesto S. 3 feet as shown on a ]dan en­ $39,000.00 to purchase Pump­ He Was Ckinseientioos .. LBMONt priced at $26,900. T.J.Crockett. been directed at the state and iSAtn accused Laurel of "an in­ •AKEI STHFfEO SteMV ) - < titled “ Property of Alexander ing Etogine, to be financed ( 5 2 9 Realtor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- also. . .our group conflicts have Snowbound and Eariy sult o t the highest caliber on his SWEET U F E SIS S """Z* seeoLiss room Split, Up-top condition, Jarvis West Center Street — from unapproprteted sur­ consistently skidded out of the 19 70 1 WATERBURY (AP) _ A Raw own pei^le.” $28,500 Immaculate Raised Manchester Conn. Scale 1 Inch plus. fireplace. Family room, gar­ Haven man took a cab to Water- The last of the Philippine QT. of CHAMPAGNE ORAPmiuif ^ 8371 Ranch. Family kitchen, finish­ equals 100 feet Nov. 26, 1969 STWPn 6 4 9 age acre plus lot. Mid 20's. bury Friday, got atuck In a moir troops came home last month. cun. ejujr. 8-13 ed recreation room, two fire­ Griswold Engineering Inc." Proposed Ordinanoe — Pur- Hayes Agency. 646-013^.______TOWN OF MANCHESTER henk and then when he iiM iiy The charges by Fulbright, places, garage. Huge treed lot. This land constitutes rear diaae of real estate oonaiat- PARH FAVORS OLIVES 2628 got to hla destlnatian Iswiied chairman of the Senate Foreign CA niO TS Hutchins Agency, Realtors, HEAR THIS — Nine room Co­ lands of a parcel having ap­ ing of 50' strip of land 2 - 29< Seaming accents the A- ne wmx three days Mrty. Relotians Oommlttee, and their L.m e size icese.o Two lovely tains (one in 649-5324. lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, proximately 337 feet frontage from Hlghiand Street, to p o sm o N SWEET U F E Line front panel of this Bilward SaucUr tbou^ he Implications tor President Nix­ slenderizing dress which solid cn>chet; the other country kitchen, paneled fam­ on the south side of West Cen­ rear of Lutz Nature Center DANCING until 3 A.M. waa supposed to appear In Cir­ on’s new "Asia doctrine” of let­ 180 UTTUCI is quick and easy to sew. in mesh) with a scarf to EXCELLENT 51(-room Ranch, ily room, paneled recreaUon ter Street 160 feet west of Park property from Boise VACANCY < 4 . 2 9 ^ m a I e li either c ii n h c cuit Court Friday. Be eallad the ting the Asieuis fight their own Count N o. 8371 with riioTii- garage, large lot, city utlUtles, room, 2S baths, double ga­ Cooper Street and 130 feet east Cascade Corporation tor the quickly and easily cro- court and explained he w u In arars with American equipment GUIDK is in New Sizes 8- fireplace. Owner anxious to rage, 200x300' wooded lot. of Bremen Road. sum of $500.00. ASSESSMENT AIDE 18 (Bust 31 Vi-40). Size cheleil in white or color. sell. Charles Lesperance, 649- a snowixiund cah. Without check­ are Hkely to com e for discus­ In Our Deli. Dept. No. 2628 has crochet di­ Close to everyOilng. Hutchins Copies of these petitions have ing the recorda, a court 10, 32',4 b u st . . . 'J.’i 7620. Proposed OitHnanoe — Sale $ 6 .^ 0 0 - S7.449.00 sion when Agnew talks with DON'Y Ml HSflVSTIOat (*U- yards o f 45-inch. / / rections for holh lams Agency, Realtors, 64941324. been filed In the Town (Jerk's had the case to o«4»Trt of land on Westerty tede of President Ferdinand E. Marcos im p o r t e d s l ic e d MM 444 Is stiat hr wKk Mt- and scarf. MANCHESTER — 7-room Colo­ office and may be inspected month, but Saucier momeste his tahstaSs flnt-clsM aulliiif. t[ND SSt la calat hr tteS Ba^ 70 MILE VIEW, 9-room con­ Main Street to the Army Liberml fringe baneflte toclude du rii« Mb Bve-dmy v4Mt. UFY OUY! nial, 21^ tiled baths, I-car ga­ during normal office houn. later appeared at the court­ BtaaM. Maaoheilcr Itra ta lacMi liritcljti aulUat. temporary. Four bedrooms, and Navy Chib, Ihcorporat- paid vmoatton; sick leave; hoU- Agnew was threatened with rage. 2 fireplaces, bullt-lns, Dated this 29th day of De­ house. 643-5709 BariaH, IIM AVE. Aaaa Cabal, Maacbealar two nre^aces, two garages, ed.

PAGE 'I’WENTY-FOUR MONDAY, DECElffiEE 29,1969 ATerage Dally Net Press Run jRanrlfifiGit^r lEw^ning J |? r a lii fhr The Week Bntof The Weather Deoanber N, UM Travelere warMngs' tetOght. Freezing rain, sleet becoming land, WarrenviUe; Walter K. Andover expected to be Paul F. Phll- ilanrJjpatFr SiiFntttH UpraUt more continuous with lows about Manchester An1?rson, 61 Sunset Ter., Wap- also a Democrat. PhllUpe 80. Tomorrow gradual change plng; Mario Addabbo, S7 Walker Macaione Says He Resigned 15,880 ___ ” mran n 1 fo r oonatable in 1966 end to rain. High 88 to 40. Hospital Notes St.; Stephen M p.m., and 4 p.in. B. St. Pierre,/199 W. Center Town Clerk Edward Tomklel, Democratic Town Committee board to do so within the Tale, of Boston Hill Rd., has Pediatrics: Parente allawed St; Mrs. Jqtth O. Vlgue, East said yesterday that he had. In nes a meeting scheduled for to- required time, the vacancy The bacon special in this been selected for inclusian in any ttina azoept nooiifg p.m;; Hartford; Mrs. Peter Wurshom effect, resigned several weeks morrow night, to discuss a re- would be filled By the Board of and dau^ter, Marlborough; Second Asian Day the 1969 edlUon of "W ho's Who others, t p.m.-8 p.m. ___ I placement for Macaione, plus Selectmen. block is for Tuesday De­ Among Students in American Self Service: it a.m.-t p.m., Mrs. Jjofm Foley and son, Car­ ^H e said that he had informed replacements for several mem- ITie Board of Directors meets Nixon Signs Universities and Colleges." She 4 p*ni--8 p-iii- ter Df., RFD 4, Rockville; Mrs. Democratic Party leaders at the bers of the Citizens Advisory Joru 6, for Its legular monthly cember 30 . . . next to Intensive C u e and Ooranary J<^m Cam ey and daughter, Wll- is one of 33 seniorilevel students end of November that, because Committee (CAC), who also session. It is expected to fill the the last day of 1969 . . . at the University of Hartford Can: Immediate family only, UihanUc; Mrs. Harry Goodwin Iauded today as he attend­ p.m .; ettera, S p.m.-4 p < ^ , and Waterfront Park, Coventry; his decision, he had been given applauded him. the choice of the oampus lead­ bw as thb during 1969. ed inaugural cermoides for PU- WASHINGTON (AP)—President Nixon signed to­ t M p.m.-8 pun. ^ Mrs. Elizabeth Barter, 497 added responsibilities in his Job Tile saine friendly reception ers is based on academic liiqdne President Ferdinand E. day the biggest tax revision bill in a generation, clamp­ Age Umite: It la mntemtty, Buckland Rd., Wapping; Janet responsibilities which took away gfk^eted him at the Marcos Inau­ achievement, service to the Marcos and laid a wreath at a ing down on many loopholes but also passing out more U in other areas, no limit in Webb, 64 Bigelow St.; Barry from the time needed for the gural. r community, leadership in extra­ M ISS IO W A monument to American World tax reductions than he had recommended. But he warn­ salf-servlce. / Briiile, 22 Spring St., M n. constable post. Tight security accompanied curricular activities anUd future Dona Connon, S tafford Tomklel, In declaring the con­ War n dead. Agnew’s arrival for the outdoor ed that he will “ take the action I consider necessaiy to potentitd. The admlnlstratioa reminds Springs; Mn. Barbara H. But- stable poet vacant, stated that Lecm Sliced The vice president also held ceremony, but as he leh after present a balanced budget for the next fiscal year.” The UofH contingent Joins a visitors that with construction tafuoco, Thompsonville; Arthur Macaione had failed to fUe a what he termed an "extremely the two-hour inaugural a friend­ He also signed a laixlmark larger group of students select­ nder way, paridag space Is Delucco, 211 Bush Hin Rd.; bemd, os required by state productive’’ meeting with South ly crowd of BlUpinos surged bill on coal mine safety. ed from more than insti­ 1,000 Hmlted. Visitors are asked to John Welch, 87 Spruce St.; Ray­ statutes. Korean Premier Chung R-kwon around him for a closer look. Nixon’s tax statement indicat­ tutions of higher learning in all hear wHh the hoepUal while the mond Miartin, 618 Hartford Rd. DemocraUc Town Canuniittee at which he reaffirmed Presi­ Both when he was introduced ed the budget will be tight on 60 states, the District of Col­ Also, Clement Manning, BACOM dent Nixon’s vow to maintain expenditures, but was silent as Miss OhailaMe U Yale paridng problem eodste. chairman Ted CummingB today upon arrival and later when Taxpayers umbia and several countries Broad Brook; Blizab^ Robin­ acknowledged that Macaione the U.S. commitment to that President Marcos saluted him to whether he will also recom­ in North and South America. son, 7 Olcott Dr.; M n. Robin bad informed him and other Asian ally. at the start of his inaugural ad­ mend tax Increases to make up Of the 33 UofH grraduates chos­ Congregational Church’s Sunday ADMITTED SATURDAT: Andrews and daughter, 67 party leaders of his Intention Agnew’s second day in Asia dress, the crowd of government lor the revenue losses occa­ T omorrow 3 en, five attended Hartford Art School. Mrs. Dorothy M. BatcheUer, Brookfield St; M n. David Mot­ to resign. passed without a renewal of the officials and Marcos supporters sioned by the bill. School, three study at Hartt A 1966 graduate of Rham East Hartford; Joseph Frey, 42 tle and daughter. East Hart­ Cummings and Macaione both hostile demonstration Monday applauded the U.S. vice presi­ Secretary of the Treasury Da­ College of Music, and 25 are High School, she plane to con­ Linnmore Dr.; Wendell Graves, ford. said that they had forgotten lb night in which an explosive and dent. vid M. Kennedy told newsmen Looks Rosier talcing their major programs In tinue her work In art educa­ Buckland; Mrs. Furdla B. about the bond requirement. a rock were thrown at his car. Although clouds veiled the "I couldn’t say if he Is consider­ the School of Arts and Sciences, tion with a UofH program in Hurst, Hartford; M n . Margaret Had they remembered, they Asked about the demoiutra- tropical sun, the day was hot ing tax recommendations or WASHINGTON (AP) — Th* the Barney School of Business special educatipn for emotion­ Jones, Kelly Rd., Vernon;.. Mrs. Firemen Battle both said, they would have an­ Tender CALVES A A ^ tlons, the vice president said “ T aixl muggy. Most of the Philip­ not." Tax Reform Act promiMa a and Public Administration, the ally disturbed children. Hilda Mumford, 16 Trebbe Dr.; nounced the resignation much think that the few demonstra­ pine men and some members of Kennedy sold Nixon Is new at LIVER Lb. TTC brighter tomorrow for John Q. School of Education, and the During her 1967-68 year. Miss Earl J. McCarthy, 84 Deerfield Blaze at Co-op earUer, to spare Macakaie the tors that showed up there—rath­ Agnew’s party wore the barong, work on the budgft "and he has School of Engineering. Tale was a represenl^atlve to Dr.; Angelo Peters, 484 W. Mid­ Taxpayer, but In tact, he may About two dozen Eighth Dis­ er rambunctious ones—didn't the loose-fitting long white shirt hard decisions to make." Miss Tale, a fourth-year art the student government unit, a dle Tpke.; Carlo QuagUa, 56 Pkiehuret Regular really amount to much. that is the national dress. But -and In many caaea will—find Columbus St.; Mrs. Barbara trict firefighters battled a stub­ The bill contolna several pro- L-J educational student at Hartford member of the Board of 1^- "We’re Just going to have to Agnew followed diplomatic cus­ a smaller paycheck noxt WMk. Rush, 676 Rye St., South Wind­ born grain fire at the Central H a m b u r g ...... Ib. 69c vtslons benefitting taxpayers Art School, was named editor- gents Committee on Student get used to that as a tecUc of tom and wore a formal outfit sor; Charles E. Sweet, 29 E u t Connecticut Co-op on Apel Pi. with Incomes under tlOO.OOO. Quirks In Internal Revenue in-chief of the collegiate year­ Affairs, and a student to stu­ BBOAD ST. modern life,” he added, saying with dark morning coat. Despite St., Rockville. for over two houn early this especially those at the low end Service figuring of withholding book earlier this year. dent advisor. MANCHESTER he didn’t thliUc they were repre­ the heat, he left the inaugural ADMrtTBD TESTERDAT: morning. Lean Chncfc of the Income scale. It also In­ She has been an art Instruc­ During her 1966-67 year she • Open 10 to 10! site iDokIng as cool and as wrtl tables and the resumption of So­ Leonard E. Anderson, 701 Hart­ The fire Was caused by a mis­ G r o u n d ...... Ib . 89c sentative of the PhUlppinc peo­ cludes an across-the-board In­ tor for the town of Bloomfield’s was art editor of the campus • FVee rm rV agl ple. groomed aa usual. cial Security taxes for everyone ford Rd.; Mrs. Waver E. Beck­ aligned belt on e grain elevator, crease In Social Secttrlty bene- Recreational Department and paper, UH News Liberated • -Charge B” with Mrs. Agnew, dressed in yel­ earning over 87800 a year er, Glastonbury; James H. Bo­ a Co-op spokesman said. He yonr CA.T. or In his talks with the South Ko­ nu. an art teacher In the First Press. U. S. Choice Round Steak low and wearing dark glasses, means some withholding wen, 670 Woodbrldge St.; Jo­ said the friction caused by the O.A.P Mooter rean premier, Agnew said he In a written statement, Nixon Ground ...... lb. 99c sat with her husbaiKl in the sec­ amounts will go up Instead of anne CampanelU, 107 Ellington belt rubbing against the hous­ fiteitae Pten! dteoussed the Bena’.e-Hoi;8e said: down when the new law takes ond row of distinguished guests, Rd., South Windsor; John De- ing started the grain particles SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES fight over $80 million ir. unbudg­ "Congress has passed an un­ effect New Yeans' Day. smoldering. The Co-op spokes­ eted miUtary aid for South Ko­ directly behlikl the wife of Vice wart, 487 M N. Main St.; Terri Freeh, Large Breasts of balanced bill that la both good The largest change la the So­ man said there was no actual rea. He said he explained the is- President Fernando Lopez. L. Donlon, 71 Oxford St.; Frank C h kken s ...... lb . 79e These are three of the five gunboats purchased in Cherbourg for Israel over nnd bad. The tax reforms, on cial Security levy. The tax is fire, only thick smoke caused AiK>ther American representa­ L. Fournier, 92 Hilliard St.; Da­ Complete Selections at King-Size Savings in •ue was when such aid should which an international dispute rages. They are shown in Cherbourg before the whole, are good: the effect collected on the first 87800 of a by the smoldering grain. tive was'Francis A. Valeo, sec­ The ‘W hy’ (H vid M. Dougherty, Brood be voted rather than whether on the budget nnd on the coat of year's Income. That (Xdnt Eighth District firemen said The other specials go retary of the U.S. Senate, who slipping out to sea on Christmas. Today they were in the Mediterranean, ad­ Brook; Mrs. Anna Hall, East the United States should stand living la bad." p«uMed In October for people WANTED! they remained at the fire for represented Majority Leader vancing toward Israel. (AP Photofax) Hartford; William Howes, 228 by South Korea. Nixon said the bill as It came earning 810.000 and In the sum­ so long because the smoldering thru Wed. But Mias Iowa Itike Maiufleld of Montana. The Gunboats Mountain R d.; Mis. Cathy J. KING’S SHOE VALUES! Asked whether he told Chung out of the Senate was totally Ir­ mer tor people with 815,000 MEN - WOMEN grain was difficult to put out. that President Nixon would sign The friendly greeting for Ag­ Kalber, 813 E. Middle 'li>ke.; Bacon is on sale Tuesday LONDON (AP) Why do the responsible nnd he advised yearly salaries. Mrs. Julene Landsberg, 108 Firefighters, wearing Scott the aid bill even if it includes new today was in considerable age 18 and over. Prepare Lincoln Servioe has helped IsrAells seem so determined to congressional lenders that such In many coses, the tax more thousands prepare for these Lockwood St.; Mrs. Blanche L. Air Paks, dug their way only . . . the extra aid he didn't request, contrast to the small but noisy now for U. S. Civil Service - ...... get gunboats, a weapon regard- n bill W(Hild be vetoed than outweighs the fact that the idb openings during the next tests every year slnoe 1948. Lecuyer, 18 Short St.; David through the grain to get at the Agnew said, “Yes, I did." demonstration that greeted him Five ‘^Mystery’ Gunboats f>d by moat navies a few yean But ho said the measure final­ new bill cuts the Incoms tax 12 months. It is one c i the largest and Little, Andover; James Machle source of the fire around the last night as he arrived at the This is another short Referring to the Korean force ago aa obsolete? ly worked out ’ wiui over M bil­ suivharge to 6 per cent from 10 oldest privately owned Jr., Echo Rd., Coventry; Mrs. belt. There was no damage to in Vietnam, Agnew said "there U.S. Embaasy for a reception. Oovemment positions pay schools of its kind and la the building, firemen said. Teens and Womens ' - '> c'cw d of B>out 100 young The answer--thanks to ad­ lion less Inflationary (or the per cent. Helen Melcher, 13 Nell Rd., wed(. . . with an aU day are tw plans, the prime minister next fiscal year than the bill h ^ starting salaries. They not conneoted with the The firemen were alerted by leftists demonstrated, three ob­ vances in armament technique The situation will change In provide much greater secur­ Rockville; Irving M. Pease, told me, to withdraw any Ko­ Oovemment. a Co-op foreman at 3 :06 and jects exp'oded like firecrackers Advance Toward Israel k)yTrient Somers. POODLE CLOTH Thursday closing. W e are rean troops at the present —one on the roof of the vice _ . . ^ ^ . can mount a tremsndous ouneh "It “ still falls “almost Inioat 83 bllllnnbillion raising methe (leraonal exemption and exceUent opportunity for For FREE booklet on Gov­ Also, Horace Russell, 343 they did not leave the Co-op un­ time.’ ’ HAIFA, Israel (AP) — A president’s car—and a rock Tile boats have a speed of up bargoed arms shipments to la- much larger w arshln original prn|>osnla. and the minimum standard de- advanoement. Many positions ernment Jobs, including list Highland St.; Mrs. Alice I. til after 6, they said. open Mon., Tuea. and After the meeting and a 10- heavy overcast shrouded the of positions and sailartes, fill whistled past the car. to 40 knots and are 147 feet long rael last Jan. 1, after the com- comparatively lUtle cost ***** response to my iippenl ductliai first take effect, and the require UtUe or no spMlalized Soetman, 14 Hawithome St.; minute news conference, Agnew eastern Medlterraneem today as out coupon and mall at once Slippers Wed. till six . . . Closed Police said the exo'osives —about half the length of an mando raid on the Beirut air- , , , n to budgetary sanity makes itIt surtax expires entirely. education or experience. Dawn M. ToOten, 940 E. Middle drove to the nearby American the five mystery gxmboats from —TODAT. were "Molotov bombs,” small American footbtil field. port. B ^ Po«.^forpossible for me to ilgnsign th. the bill Hu. the lay U so new thst 1R8 Tpke.; Joseph Tracy, Brook­ Lodge Sponsors cemetery at Ft. A. Bonifacio, FYance advanced through wind- But to get one of these jobs, Tou will also get full details all day New Year’s Day. glaa's bott’es filled with gunpow­ There was no evidence of any The $10 million Israel had Into law," Nixon ssid. hojoi't had Urns to work out the you must pass a test. The field Rd., Bolton. formerly Ft. WiUlam McKinley, odiipped seas toward Israel’s on how we can train you for der. Local papers said about 10 effort to Intercept the gunboaU, p^dd. to r the other five boaU was ShloG Daid today, He added, however, he la bulky tables it needs to say how competition is keen and in BIRTHS SATURDAT; A son New Year’s Fete where 17,306 Americans are chief port. these tests, at home, while persons were injured, either by although Arab newspapers returned, and the French gov- Blsckman. wbiwe mssoiva an deeply concerned about C'on- much any particular taxpayer some cases only one out of you keep your present Job. to Mr. and Mrs. David Rlgney, There are some reservations buried and the names of 86,289 Israeli marlUme experts said glass snlintera or by the po’ire called on the French Navy to do ernment said the boats were Blackmo^ *"**^*^* !*"’ grese’ reluctance to make corre­ will take home then. five pass. Don't delay—ACT NOW I 44 Patricia Dr., Vernon; a son available for the New Tear’s war dead are inscribed on mar­ the boats were still at least a un sn fcwntinn ‘ “ uouia wore standard woflt of refsr- Our last grinding of clubs that scattered the crowd. sponding reductions in spend­ Hut on IR8 expett did flguie to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kelley, party Wednesday night being ble portals. full day out Of Haifa, one « « r c e ence on the world’s navies, LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 4-S-3B the famous Alexander Two students at the Unlverel- ing: "In the very session when the change# In orithholdlM te^ 62 West Rd., Rockville; a sponsored by Friendship Lodge Walking through the memo­ said they were probably delayed i * Norwegian company for use .6 rial, Agnew stopped at the seal by rough weather and stower es­ n ousnore on o n i i ^ . The nor- u i. poealbUltlso by h WlltoT it l ^ r e ^ , ~ n 7 / “ rty Income of 88,000, II0.0M I am very much interested. Please send me FREIE (1) A list lined two-tone slippers. Pink dish charged today With assault and ___ Egyptian planes and ships were £ ard Husbands, 4A Regan Court, It will be held at the Shrlner’s of Maryland, of which he-was corts from the Israril Navy .. g an government said It knew ih»i opened up If they could and 116 000 paid wselkly. In of U. B. Oovemment positions and salaries; (2) Information Rockville. Oasis Club on Riverside Dr. in or blue and white weave. illegal possession of explosives The'iw cte^ and hl^h'wlnds ‘o intercept the boaU. nothing about the firm, Burboat T really*^ mimd>7 punch — on how to qualify for a U. S. Oovemment Job. governor as a Navy band played each qssa ha assumed lha fami­ BIRTHS TESTERDAT: A East Hartford. Harold Leggett, Padded soles. Sizes 5 to 10. wero expected to hamper any A U.8. spokesman in Wasblng- and Weill 8. A. Oil Shipping into the small but speedy gun- "MarylaiKl, My Maryland." (8m Page Eight) Nixon said the bill favors ly corulsts of a man, his non- N a m e ...... Age daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al­ senior warden, is chairman. KORY attempt by Egyptian planes to ton denied an Italian Commu­ Bervlces, which then was re- boot. ■pending at the expense of sav­ wnrkliqr wife and thair two chil­ fred Parente, 49 Hansen Dr., There will bs a buffet during please Intercept the boats. They nist report that the U.S. 6tb ported Incorporated in Panama "The Rusalsns solved the S tre e t...... Phone — is Tuesday . . ing and "this will restrict the dren and that they take tha min­ Vomon; a daughter to Mr. and the evening, music for dancing. slipped out of Cherbourg about 3 Fleet and perhaps units from with a representative In Oslo. problem and produced two O lt y ...... State order now . . . ^ ...... ii> savings to help build imum deduction of 8600 each. Mis. Richard Avery, 82 Holt St. Friendship’s shrimp bowl, and a.m. Christmas Day inui defianceuciuuwc other — — of— the------North ------Atlantic- mThe e Wrectordirector or-of- an Israeli classes, mothe Oaa wiuand the me nuiiier.Komar, houstne.housing, to nrovldepn rrwAII tor Because of "a mathematioal Time at home ...... (SD3)B DISOHAROED SATURDAT: setups and snacks. Of the French emhaz*o on arms Treaty Organization countries .hipping firm, Mllda Brenner of « Osas and 80 Ko- .msai tualnera firw quirk" in the complex formutes, Mrs. Oloiia Vlntlnner, 26 Stark­ Leggett may be contacted at Scientist Warns: were providing cover for the firms and farm- Teens and Womens for Israel. Maritime Fruit Carriers LJd., mars. Now, because of the Rus- era, and to finance needed state IRS said, the man srith a 18,000 weather St.; Mrs. Laura W. Fer- 42 Alexander St. gunboats. Come to Pinehurst for Hundreds gathered on Mt. said In Oslo Monday night that "* * ^ ’ °*‘**'' " * “ «>• " “ »* and local goventmertt projects. salary, paid at 8M.16 a week Carmel abandoned their lookout The gunboat affair was to be his company owns the majority rael have gone In for guiteoats, It will make our fight agsliurt s will have n 86 10 In taxes taken CORDUROY Midium, Extra Laige end Population Trends as word roshed through the city the top item for discussion at .h .res In BUrboat and Weill too," ruing cost of living more diffi­ out Instead of the 86.70 deducted C that the boats now were expect­ Why don’t the Americans and the regular meeting of the asserted that the boats cult," durltqi 19W. Real Jumbo Shrinqt . . . ed Wednesday. It was also the British do the same? French Cabinet Wednesday, but would be used as supply ships He said, "I sign It because I Added to this to 84.63 a sreek Casuals thought unlikely they would en­ Blackman gave this answer: In Sot'tol Security taxes, but be- SEMI-ANNUAL Mediums in 1 Ib. hags, reports from Paris said no an­ believe that, on balance, II Is a (or oil drilling off the Israeli 1101ISH ter port In daylight. "A modern gunboat Is really a causs his salary to below the 945 MAIN ST. Grow Out of Hand nouncement of concrete meas­ const and added thst he might necessary beginning In tee proc- An Italian trawler reported motor torpedo boat armed with 87,800 cutoff point, he paid that extra huge and jumbo in ures was expected until conclu­ return them to France If the es« of making our tax system economic steps" to help popula­ sighting the ship# early Monday missiles Instead of or In addition fair to the taxpayer." oil year and there will be no DOWNTOWN By VICTOR COHN sion of s government tnvestlga- "international fuss" continuea. 3 Ib. begs. The Washington Post tions stabilize. Sociologists,' he east of Sicily escorted by "nu­ t on to determine how the boats to torpedos. The Amertoans Aset. Secretary of the Treas­ change. Israeli newspapers refrained have so many mlsatls warships He will lake home 8W U In­ MANCHfiSTIR BOSTON — The world’s pop­ said, have shown that in "a ll" merous other Israeli ships.” got away from Cherbourg. ury Edwin H Cohen said that from discussing the affair, and imt they don't aoem to feel the stead of 860.83 but wilt be able Here"* Something DiMenot ulation Is Increasing so rapidly cases where population leveled, Greek police on the island of The boats were part of a flotil­ the bill would produre s net In­ (he only comment was t cartoon need to bother about gunboaU, to recover the extra 40 ceitU a that the earth may not be able there were'' first (!)■ high food Crete said the convoy passed la of 12 built for Israel. Seven crease In revenues for the next Oxford laces neatly. Snug fit and mighty deUoioaa enttng, In the irulependent Haaretz. One and the British do rtot seem to week when he files for s refund SHOE SALE! production and growing north of the Island shortly after got away from Prance before two years but then drop Into to sustain the bUllons of humans A\IJ and walking ease. Sizes 5 to too . . . midnight. deficit. -- u, the srui ul the year who may inhabit it just SO years productivity; (2) a decreasing Prsaldent (Jharles da Gaulle em- m Page PUtoM) (Sm Page PlfteM) 10. Comfortable shoe for (S Theresfter. he said, the reduc­ "It eaf. She had de­ kids are attacking." o f ' the pessrngera ccorcrcd in iMUIled by the "Operation S IE i^ .. .ROASTS least a chance we sdU make it clined repayment but suggested If the world can take a teeir scats but 71-year-old Bor- Brothetttood" organization — if we start now and we’re he send any 'amount he wanted HAMS.. .cocirrAH. doubled population, bow about nice Kultozko ran up tbe 'aisle arhoae members donate oevcral to tec schort. GROUP 4 hicky, I think we can Just do and pushed the sssailsnt aaray. GROUP S a the U.8.? "I don’t know," Cbm- hours each week to an "ablUty Students, too, contributed to i t " moner said. But Dr. Preston Mia. Kiillaiko. arho was bank" to help people In need. FRANKS. . .ARNOLD What would it take? the bright side of the news. Cloud. Unbrenlty of Clalifonda. punched and had her glasnaa Even prisoners dto)Mayed gsn- At Eastern Mennonlte College Men's Dress Shoes He Usted; Santa Barbara geologlat, said knocked off by the bully, was eroolty. This year 340 Inmates of Children's Shoes AND PEPPERIDGE —A leveUng of population. In Harruonburg, Va.. they took tbe U.S. may be devouring its given s resolution of cemmoB- Tucker Prison Farm In Ptoe Assortiiient includes: Black Western Europe. Hungary. Po­ odd Jobe snd had a fundraising mtiwrals ab fast already that datlon by the bus system . Bhiff. Ark., each oontributed 81 aurtion to help rstoe 8400.000 for FARM ROLLS ^ land and Japan have achieved and brown oxfords, Cordo Great vaiuiss! Leather Snug fitting. Four adjustable Buckles, "short of plundering tee storld." "It to gratifying to know that they received aa OirtoUnas pre- ■ I'art on (OfUtructUm rt a It 4 St least "relsUvely stable pop- loafers. Sizes 7 to 12. Brok­ school and dress styles. full gusset front. Reinforced toes ond It must Hmlt population or re­ there are still people in thU ssnts from ths stats tor prooento 'n.lliuri library Some woahed ulatiOM.” Tbe DiMted Btatca .arorld arho know arhat la riglM en aisea. Sizes: Small toVUuge 4. heels. Sizes 11-2, 2h-6,6H -11. duce affluence by the early list for ip poor children Uvt^ isear- ‘ tr.|,and gut 1200 per scrubbiiqi started to level off tn tbe ItMs and proceed to do it without re­ But not in every style. century. •’T- An- hrr got 81.000 for chopping and may be doing so again, VALUES TO 14.00 What makes Oommoner at gard for their pmonal aafety." Animals got into the set st wood Others outbid St 1300 tha Vietnam«M firi pUys on th# boach of h«r flshin|r Rogukufy Pricod to 7.99 tboiwh it is not yet sure. ■he aras told. Broward Humane Society Shel­ village in Rinh l>in)i. (Se« socond part of Vietnam right a t M3 — "Social. poUtical and (9 ■) Smite, now teaching te Pa»- ter in Fort Lauderdsie, lf)a. (Sm Page i) Mheo on Page 2.) (AP Photofax) lAte

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